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In this era of gastropubs and fusion bistros, it comes as a welcome relief to enter a place that still calls itself a "chophouse," as does Suzanne Tracht's 11-year-old West Hollywood restaurant, Jar. The moniker is a signal to other beautifully atavistic traits: a maitre d' in a suit and tie, white tablecloths, an iceberg wedge on the menu, a playlist of Sinatra and Armstrong and Nina Simone — and some of the best steaks in Los Angeles. Not only will your dry-aged Kansas City steak or your filet of beef or your prime rib-eye arrive perfectly cooked and presented, it will be served with a little white ceramic boat of sauce like the perfect accessory (a cufflink, a pocket square). The beef is so tender that it hardly needs the lobster béarnaise in the first place, but you are not here for restraint. (Think to yourself: What would Frank do?) Order a martini or two, then the stellar chocolate pudding for dessert. 8225 Beverly Blvd. (323) 655-6566, thejar.com.
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Michael Cimarusti's seafood palace on Melrose Avenue in Hollywood earlier this summer celebrated its seventh birthday, a suitably biblical number for a fish restaurant with an excellent pastry kitchen. In those seven years, Providence has neither plateaued nor reversed direction: It has gotten better, kind of a stunning achievement for a restaurant that was worth 2 Michelin stars back when they gave them out in this town. Cimarusti and his crew manage something rare: a combination of technical mastery and playfulness, and a willingness to change things up instead of resting on their considerable laurels. The menu transforms as frequently as the fish swim in and out of their seasonal waters, the staff forages for local greenery, and the plates emerge from the kitchen like small epiphanies. Maybe you can credit it all to the fact that the chef and the general manager like to go fishing out of San Pedro on their few days off. 5955 Melrose Ave., Hlywd. (323) 460-4170, providencela.com.
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Back in 2007, when Judy Ornstein first opened her neighborhood café FOOD, she had a recycling brainstorm: Why not install a plastic, serve-yourself, all-you-can-drink dispenser and fill it with filtered H20, ice cubes and whatever fruity odds and ends she found in the kitchen? Sometimes there are hunks of pineapple sweetly infusing the cold water; other times it's a mind-bendingly thirst-quenching day spa mainstay of cucumber slices and handfuls of fresh mint. Often they go refreshingly tropical with floating orange, lime and lemon slices. Ornstein's light, rejuvenating, bright idea also doubles as an art installation that changes daily: Some have compared the dispenser, sitting in a far corner next to a stack of glasses, to wallpaper in a ladies' restroom circa 1968 or a freeze-frame from a Trix cereal commercial. But we think it recalls a dreamy, zero-gravity fruit salad experiment at NASA — and what's not to like about that? 10571 W. Pico Blvd., W.L.A. (310) 441-7770, food-la.com.
—Margy Rochlin
Four dollars for a cup of coffee? Before you spit out your Starbucks, hear us out: There's a revolution going on in the java world that has little to do with the over-barbecued cafe loco you're used to and everything to do with small organic farms in South America that are churning out product with the kind of terroir previously associated only with wine. Now, we're not so sure about hints of chocolate and pomegranate in our perfect, 195-degree cup of Commissary joe, but it is super smooth and low on acid. Props to Intelligentsia Coffee for kickstarting this thing in L.A. But what we like about the 2-year-old Coffee Commissary in West Hollywood is that it's simple, casual and gimmick-free. Nobody's slurping and "cupping" this stuff, and you won't be huffed on if you don't know your Coava from your Victrola. Hot water is swirled over a cone of precious grinds, with the resulting brew transferred to a thick mug. That's it. 801 N. Fairfax Ave., #106, W. Hlywd. (323) 782- 1465, coffeecommissary.com.
—Dennis Romero
On a chic strip of shops near a leafy Sherman Oaks neighborhood filled with film-industry types, Sweet Butter is designed to feel as if you've stumbled into a sidewalk pastry shop in Paris. Fleur de sel caramel brownies, butter-rich croissants, bread pudding with brioche (in coconut-lemon and chocolate versions), cinnamon muffins filled with homemade peach or strawberry jam, plum-lemon bars and savory bacon-cheddar scones are churned out by three in-house pastry chefs. Founder Leslie Danelian, a former food stylist and longtime caterer, keeps the charm factor high but the prices low: Mouth-watering chocolate chip cookies are $2, muffins and scones $2.75. The pastry items rotate, so each day Sweet Butter's glass case is filled with surprises. The French county–style restaurant offers full breakfast and lunch menus, with items such as grilled turkey, fig jam and bleu cheese sandwiches. 13824 Ventura Blvd., Sherman Oaks. (818) 788-2832, sweetbutterkitchen.com.
—Jill Stewart
Opened in 1941, the Polo Lounge at the Beverly Hills Hotel continues to be the most glamorous restaurant in the Los Angeles area. Bar none. (Heck, we saw Warren Beatty there just a few months ago.) Of course, glamour is always difficult to define. For us, it has to do with an elegant, understated style and a kind of worldly sophistication. The Polo Lounge has all these things, plus an extremely attentive waitstaff. L.A.'s true heavy hitters with class — like Beatty — go to the Polo Lounge, and we have a special fondness for the gardenlike outdoor patio, especially at night, with its candlelit ambience. The spice-crusted wild salmon isn't cheap, but you're buying an experience — and one worth having whenever possible. People often go in search of glamour in this town and have a hard time finding it. Look no further. 9641 Sunset Blvd., Beverly Hills. (310) 276-2251, beverlyhillshotel.com/the-polo-lounge.
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25th March 2012 06:00 PM #1
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how often they should?
I wonder how often should a 1 year old and a 2 years old boys should poop in a day?
I notice that they poop for about 3-4 times a day. Some of it are solid and some are soft. Is it because of the food they eat?
26th March 2012 12:59 AM #2
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Hello proudmumof2boys and welcome to the forums!
Having 2 to 3 good bowel movements each day is a good goal for anyone. When you start to get more than this, the food may be moving through the intestinal track too quickly, not allowing for the body to absorb the nutrients it needs, which can sometimes cause nutritional deficiency.
If there's any diarrhea then you need to find out the cause for that. Ideally you want the bowel movement to be soft but formed (not so hard that they have to strain, and not so soft that it's not formed).
I hope this helps. Do you have any concerns about their diet? If so, feel free to share what they're eating and maybe I can give some suggestions on how to make their diets more balanced so that they're having a bowel movement closer to 2-3 times a day rather than 3-4 times a day. This would be especially true in the case of the two year old. A 1 year old may go more often, depending on how much you are breastfeeding him.
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27th March 2012 06:16 PM #3
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Thanks Kate for the response. Now, I know how often should they go.


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Limbaugh Downplays Poverty
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Rush Limbaugh again dismissed poverty in America, downplaying the role high medical costs play in personal bankruptcies and blaming poverty on poor people.
Limbaugh expressed outrage that President Obama said Americans shouldn't expect to go bankrupt from medical bills and questioned whether medical bankruptcy occurs.
According to a study published in The American Journal of Medicine in 2009, medical problems contributed to at least 46 percent of all bankruptcy filings in 2007, and up to 62 percent of bankruptcy filings included a medical cause. Three-quarters of those filers had health insurance. CNN reported:
On average, medically bankrupt families had $17,943 in out-of-pocket expenses, including $26,971 for those who lacked insurance and $17,749 who had insurance at some point.
Limbaugh eventually acknowledged that medical costs do contribute to personal bankruptcies, but his comments downplaying medical bankruptcies were part of a larger critique of the social safety net. Responding to comments Obama made earlier in the day about rebuilding the American economy, Limbaugh chastised the president for saying we should not "settle for a country where a few people are doing very well and everybody else is having to just struggle to get by." Limbaugh downplayed concerns over inequality, saying, "It's not just a few people who do very well in this country." He added:
And in many cases, speaking bluntly, the people that don't do well only have themselves to blame. And those who have no control over themselves are the ones we help.
Limbaugh's dismissiveness is nothing new. In August 2009, he told a caller concerned about the cost of treating his broken wrist: "Well, you shouldn't have broken your wrist." In February 2010, Limbaugh suggested the uninsured eat applesauce if they couldn't afford dentures. He also advised people to pay for their doctor visits in cash instead of using insurance.
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Jefferson City, Tenn.- The Brevard College Tornados lost a 62-59 overtime heartbreaker to the Carson-Newman Eagles in Holt Fieldhouse on Wednesday night.
Freshman Katie Williams knocked down a pair of free throws with four seconds remaining in overtime to cut the deficit to three points, but the Eagles successfully inbounded the ball and drained the remaining seconds to end the game.
Carson-Newman and Brevard exchanged baskets to begin the overtime period before the Eagles went on an 8-3 run.
An Asheley Watkins three-pointer and two free throws from Williams brought the Tornados within three points at 60-57. Carson-Newman's Tatum Burstrom drew a foul on the ensuing possession and hit both free throws to push the Eagles lead to 62-57.
Carson-Newman's Jai Jai McLaughlin hit a pair of foul shots with 59 seconds left in the second half to knot the score at 50-50.
An Eagles turnover gave BC the ball with 4.2 seconds remaining in regulation, but a Micheala Watkins half-court heave fell short of the rim to send the game into overtime.
Freshman Tuccoa Brackett led the Tornados offense with 20 points while pulling down seven rebounds. Williams and senior Tempestt Mack also posted double-digit point totals, dropping 10 and 11, respectively.
Brevard opened the second half on an 11-1 run to take a 29-26 advantage in a game that saw the eight lead changes.
The Eagles capitalized on a BC scoring drought late in the first half by scoring nine unanswered points to take a 25-18 lead into the break.
The Tornados open their South Atlantic Conference home schedule on Saturday as they host the Mars Hill College Lions at 4 p.m. in Boshamer Gymnasium.


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The new LM16 LED Lamp matches the performance, appearance and ANSI form factor of the traditional halogen lamp, and it also works with a broad range of transformers and dimmers to replace it in existing systems. Embedded protective dimming circuitry and intelligent thermal software in combination with Cree's fanless housing design, help deliver a long lifetime of quality and performance.
The Cree LM16 50-watt halogen equivalent delivers 620 lumens (consuming only 9W) and the 35-watt halogen equivalent delivers 425 lumens (consuming only 7W). The new lamps are designed to provide a minimum of 25,000 operating hours, reducing the need to replace lamps. The 50-watt equivalent is dimmable to five percent on a broad range of dimmers and transformers, the vendor said.
- Wireless broadband developments in Southeast Asia markets
As of 2013, the 10 ASEAN nations had a total of over 700 million mobile subscriptions, with the CAGR from 2003-2013 reaching 24%. This Digitimes Research Special Report analyzes the various mobile broadband markets in ASEAN and looks at the respective trends in 4G LTE development for those markets.
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This Digitimes Research Special Report provides a 2015 forecast for the global tablet market and analyzes the strategies of key market players such as Google, Apple, Intel, and Microsoft.
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Day 2 at BlizzCon 2010 saw the two most traditionally popular panels (the class Q&A and the general Q&A) go live, but there was plenty at the convention to keep you busy even if you were among the two or three people there not interested in developer panels.
- Liveblogs We liveblogged the World of Warcraft class Q&A and the World of Warcraft open Q&A panels and transcribed two previously unannounced DirecTV interviews with Greg Street (Ghostcrawler) and Tom Chilton. If you're looking for player complaints, developer snark or news on future game changes, you'll find 'em here.
- People, interviews and events Matticus caught up with Andy Salisbury for a preview the WoW magazine's third issue, and Anne Stickney interviewed both Richard Knaak and Christie Golden. Robin Torres put together a gallery of the items Blizzard auctioned off to benefit Child's Play, one of them a painting of characters in the upcoming DC Horde comic series. We also took lots of pictures of this year's art gallery. On a non-Blizzard note, someone took a nasty spill during Friday's dance contest.
- Friday recaps Lisa Poisso observed some happy realm meetups, we recapped an impressive costume contest, and Matticus wrote about the live raid and Paragon's ill-fated defense of Orgrimmar.
- Future content The Emerald Dream (or should we say Emerald Nightmare?) was confirmed as a future addition during the general Q&A. We don't know if it's going to be an expansion, a patch, a raid or something else, but developers promise that seeing it "is a matter of when, not if."
- New worgen cinematic The cinematic panel was a lovely peek at how the Blizzard team created the recently released Cataclysm cinematic, but it was also notable for the debut of long-missing cutscene that will power the Gilnean leveling experience forward.
- Revenge of the login dragon Angry about being voted out in favor of players' favorite candidate for warchief, Abesik Kampfire, the "login dragon" makes an ear-shattering return for the Cataclysm login screen.
- Closing ceremonies The Warcraft III and StarCraft II tournament winners were crowned (the WoW tournament was still in progress), and Paul Sams, Blizzard's chief operating officer, even started to talk a little about the company's new MMO ... or so we thought.


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Is Bruce Jenner quitting Hollywood?
(TMZ) - Bruce Jenner wants NOTHING to do with Hollywood, and that includes his own reality show ... TMZ has learned.
Sources connected to both the Kardashian family and the production tell TMZ ... Bruce will NOT come back for another season of "Keeping Up with the Kardashians" if the network picks it up. The family is currently shooting the last installment of the series ... and even if it gets renewed we're told Bruce wants out.
According to TMZ, Bruce now reluctantly takes part in the show ... but only when it's absolutely necessary. Whenever possible he'll shoot his scenes in Malibu -- where he now lives.
Sources tell TMZ that Bruce has a clear vision of his life as soon as the season ends ... golfing, spending time with his kids -- off camera -- flying helicopters and riding motorcycles.
TMZ reports his kids have become a real priority -- Bruce wants to cement the relationship with his sons that he never had when they were growing up. The relationship is much better than it was but he wants to continue to strengthen it.
And finally ... Malibu is and will continue to be home base. Calabasas and Hollywood are part of his past life.
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Online registration begins around March 1 for the next Fall Season. All players are encouraged to register online (select the REGISTRATION tab above).
If your player is new to the Region, you will also need to submit Proof of Age (a copy of your child's birth certificate, passport, immunization card, or other government document).
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Players between the ages of 4 and 18 are eligible to play regardless of where they live. December 31 of the following year is the determining date. See SMAYSO age chart.
For children under age 4 we recommend the City of Santa Monica sponsored program "Socceropolis". Click on the link for the Recscape program guide.
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(Signing up after July 1 automatically puts you on the WAITLIST. Your chances of being placed on a team are GREATLY IMPROVED by registering EARLY)
The AYSO Player Registration Form is an official document that contains your emergency contact information and serves as a medical release form.
Please provide your Team Manager with an original signed copy at the beginning of the season. Some divisions request multiple copies, originally signed, to ensure that someone in attendance at your team events always has a copy in case of emergency. Check with your Team Manager to find out how many copies they would like.
If you participate in additional play programs, such as Scrimmage Programs or Turkey Tournament teams, you will need to provide a Registration form then as well.
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Anyone who has either registered late (after June 30th) or registered in a division that has already exceeded our anticipated number of players will be placed on the waiting list. Please know that we do our best to place all interested players onto teams.
There are only 3 reasons why a player does not get placed: not enough players on the waitlist to form additional teams, not enough coaches to coach additional teams, or not enough referees to officiate the games. Therefore, to increase the likelihood of being placed on a team, parents are strongly encouraged to volunteer to coach or to referee. If you are willing to do either of those, please contact your division commissioner (see "Board and Staff Contacts") and identify yourself as a waitlist player willing to coach and/or referee.
If there are not enough players on the waiting list to add an additional team, waiting list players are assigned to teams after all registered players are confirmed. Openings for waiting list players should be known by early September. If we are unable to place your player on a team, we will refund your payment in full.
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(Note: Beginning in 2012, all NEW players to our region, regardless of age, will be asked to submit Proof of Age.)
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We are an all-volunteer organization and receive no public funds. All of our expenses are paid from the registration fees of the children who play. As a result, our ability to provide financial assistance is limited, and will be distributed on a first come, first serve basis.
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Yes, but you cannot be playing for AYSO or a club team at the same time that you are playing for a high school team. Therefore, the AYSO season is carefully set up so that the Upper Divisions (U16 & U19) are finished in mid-November before the winter high school soccer season starts. Due to the shorter season, Upper Division teams play two games a weekend.
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Your vote for the logo, your vote for human rights!
15,375 logo suggestions from over 190 countries – that is the result of the submission phase of the global online competition "A Logo for Human Rights."
Since the initiative started on 3 May, people from all over the world have participated in the logo competition, the largest of its kind so far. They sent in suggestions and rated the ideas of others.
The 10 finalists chosen by the jury are now online and the voting to choose the best one has started!
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The winning logo will be presented on 23 September 2011 in New York alongside the meeting of the United Nations General Assembly. The presentation will be broadcast worldwide via internet.
Nearly everybody knows that a heart symbolizes love and a dove means peace. But what is the symbol for human rights? The answer is that there is none. There are 6.8 billion people living on this planet. All of them have human rights – and yet we still have no way of overcoming language barriers to communicate this universal bond symbolically. We want to fill this gap and make a peaceful contribution to strengthening human rights with the "Logo for Human Rights" initiative.
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YPA360's "Effective & Efficient" Business Development Mixer - Orange County
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Coulter resurrected phony Clinton scandal to discredit Rumsfeld criticism
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Right-wing pundit Ann Coulter attempted to downplay the recent criticism of Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld for using an autopen rather than personally signing letters to families of American troops killed in Iraq, by restating a false allegation that former President Bill Clinton "sold" burial plots in Arlington National Cemetery to top-level Democratic Party donors. In her December 22 nationally syndicated column, Coulter wrote: "As president, Clinton sold burial plots in Arlington Cemetery and liberals shrugged it off. What really gets their goat is the autopen." In reality, Clinton granted a burial plot to only one top-level Democratic donor who had received it not because of his donations, but because of his military record, which was only later discovered to be a fabrication.
An article in the December 8, 1997, issue of Insight on the News magazine (a sister publication of The Washington Times) first brought attention to the story, reporting that "dozens of big-time political donors or friends of the Clintons" had been unjustly granted waivers by the Defense Department and Department of Veterans Affairs to be interred at Arlington and other national cemeteries.
In response to this allegation, on November 21, 1997, then-Army Secretary Togo West released a list of the 69 individuals who had been granted waivers to be buried at Arlington since 1993; only four of which had been granted by Clinton, according to a November 22, 1997, Los Angeles Times article. The remaining waivers were granted by Secretary West and other high-ranking army officials. The Times report quoted a statement from the Democratic National Committee which read in part: "No major donors to the DNC, except [former U.S.] Ambassador [to Switzerland] Larry Lawrence, have received exceptions for burial at Arlington National Cemetery."
The allegations that burial plots were "sold" were quickly shown to be false, and widely denounced as among the most vicious of the Republicans' many smears of then-President Clinton. Ted Koppel said on the December 5, 1997, edition of ABC's Nightline that the "mudslinging" showed "Washington had hit a new low" and that "there is absolutely no evidence that the Clinton administration ever sold or approved or recommended that burial plots at Arlington National Cemetery be made available to major campaign donors." New York Times columnist Maureen Dowd noted on November 22, 1997: "The Republican investigators for the House Veterans Affairs subcommittee were so sloppy that they had not even checked for any contribution records of the nine exemptions they called 'suspicious' before Republican leaders began ranting about them." And the Seattle Post-Intelligencer noted in a November 29, 1997, editorial that after West released the list of waivers, "the baying and howling from Republicans was replaced with an embarrassed silence," and concluded: "This mean-spirited debacle is indeed a national disgrace. It is an insult to the sacrifice and memories of all those interred at Arlington, especially those who we accused of arriving there as the result of anything but exemplary service to their nation."
Upon further investigation, it was determined that Lawrence -- who died in January 1996 in Switzerland, nearly three years after being appointed and confirmed as the U.S. ambassador to Switzerland in 1993 -- had fabricated his service in World War II, unbeknownst to Clinton, the State Department, and the senators at his confirmation hearing for the ambassadorship. A December 10, 1997, New York Times article reported that documents inside a State Department file confirmed that Lawrence had earned credits at Wilbur Wright College in Chicago in the spring of 1945. This contradicted his claim that he had been injured while serving on a Merchant Marine ship that had been torpedoed in the Arctic Ocean in March 1945. According to the Times article: "that contradiction was never picked up during a background check by the State Department in 1993, even though Mr. Lawrence had said in his Senate confirmation process that he had served on a torpedoed ship, the Horace Bushnell."
A December 8, 1997, Washington Post article reported that even though the authenticity of Lawrence's military record was (at the time) being questioned, the superintendent of Arlington National Cemetery, John C. Meltzer Jr. -- who made initial recommendations for waivers -- would have recommended that Lawrence receive a waiver based on his service as an ambassador. According to the Post article: "The superintendent, a career civil servant, said in a telephone interview late Saturday that he would have cleared Lawrence because U.S. ambassadors from previous administrations have been granted exceptions."
Nevertheless, as The New York Times reported on December 12, 1997, Lawrence's remains were exhumed and removed from Arlington National Cemetery at the behest of his widow.
Since "the best liberals are going to give me to argue about this week is Autopen-gate," Coulter wrote, she would also include in her column what she claimed was an interview she gave to an Italian periodical in October 2004, that never ran in the United States. Portions of the "interview" are excerpted below:
Interview by Carlos Baroni, Oriana d'America, Italy, October 2004
Q: Many liberals are rich, come from the East Coast, are white, studied at the Ivy [League] university. You are rich (I hope), come from Connecticut, are white and studied at Cornell. Why do you hate the liberals?
A: [COULTER] Because I know so many of them. Liberals are clueless, amoral sexual degenerates, communists and pacifists -- no offense to you or your readers intended, of course.
Q: Why do Europeans prefer liberals than conservatives?
A: Because you're all a bunch of atheists, humanists and moral relativists. Love the food, though! And don't get me started on the shoes you wonderful people make! They're to surrender for!
Q: Who will win the elections 2004?
A: That's for the Supreme Court to sort out, you ignorant foreigner.
Q: If Kerry should win, what will the changes in the USA be?
A: He's got this exciting new plan for Iraq I think you Italians may have heard of. It's called "unconditional surrender." Today, Christianity is legal and gay marriage is illegal. If Kerry wins, these will be reversed.
Q: Does tolerant Islam exist or not?
A: If it does exist, it's keeping an extremely low profile.
Q: What is your opinion about the center-left leader in Europe? [Spanish Prime Minister José Luís Rodríguez] Zapatero, [British Prime Minister Tony] Blair, [German Chancellor Gerhard] Schroeder?
A: Zapatero is Spanish for "Chamberlain." I would campaign for Blair for U.S. president. Schroeder -- what is the Italian word for "scumbag"?
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When Facebook suddenly changed to timeline, there was widespread controversy. Some liked the double-picture spread. Others were concerned that the change would make it far too easy for viewers to access the early years of your Facebook history. And who wants their middle school pictures open to the public?
Now it's not just Facebook that's changing. LinkedIn has also recently altered its format to a new, more visually streamlined profile format. But before we hem and haw over social media changes, let's take a look at the details. This format may just work to your advantage.
So what's different? First thing you'll probably notice is that your picture is much bigger. While the photo slot is still square-shaped, it will be all the more noticeable when viewers land on your page. As always, make sure it's professional! Additionally, the layout of your information will no longer appear like a print resume converted online. In fact, it will read visually a bit like the Facebook "About" section. The logo of each company you have worked for will appear next to its title. Each category of the profile (i.e. "Experience," "Education," or "Organizations") will be headed in dark, all-capped font. And next to each heading will appear its own logo.
Second, to the right of your profile you'll see something called "Profile Strength." This is a measure visible only to you that will tell you how competitive your profile is on LinkedIn. While this measure is mostly based on completeness of your profile, there's another way you can strengthen your profile with another new LinkedIn feature.
Now, at the top of your profile any viewer can see your activity feed—did you connect with a new person? Post a status? Update your photo? This feed is a good way to show your connections, what you're up to, and the more you come up in the news feed the better. Aim for adding something to your profile about once a month.
Another key change is your new ability to "follow" thought leaders—a similar system to following on Twitter or subscribing on Facebook. Take a moment to research the top thinkers in your field. This feature will help keep you up-to-date and also help others learn a bit more about your interests and aspirations.
My overall impression is optimistic. Because of the easy on the eyes layout, people who view your profile will better be able to remember you. Sounds fair enough. See for yourself. For more information on building your best LinkedIn profile, visit Career Services social media page.


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I picked up a package of 4 quail at the local market. Why? Because they were there. What were my plans? I had none. I mean, I knew I was going to cook them, but I had no idea how. So, off to Google I went, and found this recipe for Quail Sauce for Fresh Pasta on Epicurious. It got good reviews, and it's a Marcella Hazan recipe, so how could it go wrong? (That's not foreshadowing. Nothing went wrong.)
You start by browning the quail in olive oil. I have a new-found appreciation and love for my cast iron skillet, so that's what I used.
Take the quail out, and saute carrot, celery, onion, rosemary and sage. The recipe called for 2 teaspoons of each vegetable, which I thought was just silly, so I upped it to at least 4 tablespoons each. I also doubled the sage and rosemary. When the vegetables are starting to soften, you add back the quail, glug in some white wine, cover and cook. I also added anchovy paste at this point, because...why not?
After 20 minutes, add a chopped up tomato (I used 2), and cook for another 25 minutes, adding water as necessary. Remove the quail, pull the meat from the bones, and add back to the sauce. (Keep a couple legs whole for presentation if you want to be all fancy.) Cook up some fresh pasta (fettuccine in this case), and toss it with the sauce. You'll probably want to add some of the pasta cooking water to make it more, um, saucy.
Top with parmesan, a sprinkle of fresh pepper and a dusting of some crunchy salt, and you're in business.
Would I make it again? You bet. And yes, I tagged this post "chicken" because I think it would be ridiculous to have a "quail" tag with only one recipe. There might be more in the future, however.
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During a performance at the Iowa State Fair on Aug. 17, Williams told the audience, "We've got a Muslim president who hates farming, hates the military, hates the U.S., and we hate him!"
The throng of heartland Americans cheered enthusiastically.
Last fall, ESPN stopped using a Williams tune as the theme song for "Monday Night Football" after the singer made an analogy between Obama and Hitler during an interview on Fox News. In a subsequent Rolling Stone interview, Hank accused the president of making "a call to the Koran or Mecca or whatever" for political guidance...
...Williams long ago killed off thousands of brain cells with booze and a wide menu of drugs, so it may be that he actually believes Obama is a Muslim who despises America, the military, farmers and probably Mom and apple pie...
...But what about the people who cheer..? For those people, there seems to be a curious satisfaction derived from hating the president. Rationality and factuality have nothing to do with it.
Hank Williams Jr. hates Barack Obama and today's USA
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W. Brown Studio in Santa Monica and helped cast Stahl in On the Inside (which will be released on DVD July 24).
Plus, read Chris Lee and Christine Pelisek on how the search for Stahl has turned to Skid Row.
The next time Stahl made news was when his ex-wife reported him missing just four months later.
In a strange incident back in January, Stahl was arrested for stiffing a cab driver in Los Angeles on his $84 bill.
She recalls Stahl making certain remarks that would seem to cast doubt upon his Skid Row end-run.
Stahl was asked if Josephine Weir, who had signed a corroborative affidavit, knew of his whereabouts during his hiding.
Stahl and the Bishop steered the boat and held their breaths.
At these interviews Dr. Stahl, who was attending the wounded man, was always present.
Stahl was bending over me with a small shining instrument in his hand.
I saw that Stahl had stretched himself on the couch and lay there with a vacant ecstatic smile on his lips.


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I would like to know if it's possible to use a Wireless card as a Wifi Booster.
I mean for example an USB wifi dongle that will filter only packets sent to or received from a single AP, and that will repeat all these packets (without being connected).
Actually it is possible to monitor a network and replay some specified packets in order to get IVs. Is it possible to do the same, but to replay any kind of packets?
I would also want to know if it will have a positive or negative impact on the client/AP.
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Bonez Adventures
|Bonez Adventures is a 3D RPG/Adventure game from third person view. It is saga with a misterious story which is able to solve many questions gathered throught centuries and different cultures. It is divided into chapters as independent games which have basic story line (goes throught all chapters), optional quests (local story), subgames wich are included in the story and can be played as independent game as well. Inseparable part of Bonez Adventures is Web diary where Mr. Bonez are going to anounce his actual notes from adventures. They have now released their first version of the game and you can download a limited free trial at their site now.
Crystal Core
|Crystal Core is the Crystal Space demo application. It is a very modular and extensible game based on Crystal Space, CEL, and CELstart. It will become a single player shooter with quest and puzzle elements based in a Science Fiction setting.
|Ecsdee is a futuristic racer in early development, built on Crystal Space 3D SDK (CS) and Crystal Entity Layer (CEL). It is mainly developed on GNU/Linux, but due to the multi-platform nature of CS, it should build and work on *BSD, MacOS/X and Windows too.
|PlaneShift is a fantasy multi-player Role Playing Game with thousands of players and astonishing 3D graphics. It is one of the oldest and biggest projects using Crystal Space You can download the latest Crystal Blue tech demo release from their site.
The Seventh Game: Precursors is a rather ambitious MMORPG. It's goal is to be a story-based MMO that focuses on you, the player. The background you create for your character and the actions you take in game combine to create a 'story' that can only be experienced first-hand. We provide the universe of Precursors as the backdrop for you to live whatever your imagination can invent. Precursors is an immersive RPG environment that will leave you on the edge of you seat, unwilling to log off because you want to know what happens next. The fate of the Precursors Universe is in your hands... what story will you tell?
What is VOS?
Our motivation is build "The Metaverse": a shared, collaborative, dynamic, multipurpose 3D virtual environment running on an interlinked system of Internet sites. The Virtual Object System (VOS) is the software infrastructure and applications we have developed to make this vision real. Over time it has evolved and proven to be a powerful tool for a broad range of network applications, while achieving our original goal of supporting multiuser collaborative environments.
The Interreality project has worked closely with Crystal Space for many years. In addition to the Crystal Space-based VOS 3D Multiuser World Browser Ter'Angreal, we develop and maintain the Crystal Space VOS plugin which makes it extremely easy to start using VOS in your own project.


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Bid History for .70 ct diamond ring set in 14K
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.70 ct diamond ring set in 14K,cathedral style setting, yellow gold flared shank with a 4 prong head, brilliant cut, good symmetry, SI2 clarity, color G/H, appraised on 5/4/12 for $5100.00, appraisal is included with ring; beautiful ring, call for an appointment to see, much prettier than pictures indicate; all items sold as is, where is, no guarantee or warranty expressed or implied; all sales final.
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Planned renovations at FirstEnergy Stadium are moving ahead
(Cleveland) The Cleveland Browns will be moving forward with planned renovations at FirstEnergy Stadium. That's according to Mayor Frank Jackson's Chief of Staff Ken Silliman who says they expect to receive those plans from the team next week.
The construction would include new scoreboards which would eliminate seating in the upper endzones including the Dawg Pound section. The city still has to give the team approval before work can begin.
No comment at this time from the Browns.
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Try checking your /etc/udev/rules.d/70-persistent-net.rules file, maybe also /etc/default/dhcp3-server(to see which interface is configured to be used by dhcp server).
Udev system changes the network interfaces name under certain conditions, for example when MAC address changes.
Did you change MAC address of any of your net interfaces? If yes, you can add the new MAC address in /etc/udev/rules.d/70-persistent-net.rules together with the name you want for it.
Another interesting link: http://wiki.debian.org/hostap#firmware-nicrename
This could apply to you, you wrote you're using hostapd...
I even read that some BIOSes change the MAC address of on-board network card on every reboot, which causes udev to change interface name: http://www.mombu.com/gnu_linux/gento...p-3271467.html
Now, to identify your problem, please post more details (eg are the syslog messages about interface renaming connected with some action you do?).


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The Scottish Fighting Breakdown Show, sponsored by EZ Sports, is back with our podcast recorded at Vision Fight Night: Breakthrough on Saturday, October 20 at Maryhill Central Community Halls.
For various reasons (mainly Bateman being a bit of a pie) this one has been delayed for a few weeks.
But worth a listen as it includes interviews with Chris Bungard (discussing his fight that night, this weekend's title fight against Calum Hunter and the football match incident), Allan Love, Shaun 'The Disgrace' Taylor, Rab Truesdale, Scott Coats and more.
Taylor has plenty to say, as you might expect, and Calum Hunter chips in with a special introduction to the show.
Allan Love was good enough to chat with us for ages about his fight, life in Australia and how he is thrilled to be home.
Check it out, please share and let others know if you like this episode.


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My baby defacates like every 2 days. He is having a hard time to defecate and I would it because he is having a forcefrom his body. Is it safe to have him drink a water like 2oz even if he is just 2 months old?
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My baby defacates like every 2 days. He is having a hard time to defecate and I would it because he is having a forcefrom his body. Is it safe to have him drink a water like 2oz even if he is just 2 months old?
Is your baby breast or formula fed? I would not recommend giving a 2 month old water. It is too soon and unlikely to help with this issue, but instead may create more problems.
Having a bowel movement every other day is pretty normal for a two-month-old, if the bowel movements are hard and seem to be causing distress, it is likely something in his diet. You may need to change formulas or alter your diet slightly if breastfeeding.
The baby is doing both, Breast and Formula. But now, there was a change on his bowel movement. It went more on liquid.
Formula fed babies will tend to be constipated and you'll see and hear them grunt. When they have a bowel movement it will be like "pellets". Formula mixed with breastmilk may not be as formed but baby may still have a hard time.
I would encourage you to breastfeed your baby as much as possible. Breastmilk will produce very soft stools which are easy to pass. I'd also encourage you to pump when you can and then offer breast milk anytime you would normally offer formula.
You can also offer prunes in babyfood form as this will often help relieve constipation.
I know baby is older now. How is he doing? How are you doing? Are you starting to become anxious to introduce solids? Many parents are, and 6 months is a great age to start determining if your child is ready or not.
Warm Regards,
It sounds like it could be the formula, as Kate pointed out, formula fed babies are far more likely to be constipated. It could also be a milk allergy or nothing at all, it is really hard to say.
How is the baby doing now? I second the recommendation of giving as much breastmilk as possible. If the problem persists and you feel you cannot do without the formula, you may need to try another, more gentle type. Exclusively breastfed babies tend to have watery, yellowish stools which have little odour and come out quite easily. Formula fed babies tend to have hard, more adult-like stools.


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ROCK HILL, S.C. - Winthrop University (6-6) of the Big South Conference stomped on the Brevard College (1-8, 0-1 SAC) men's tennis team 9-0 while hosting the Tornados on March 14th at Memorial Courts.
The match took a Winthrop advantage early in doubles after David Taggart and Rory Northam paired up against the Eagles pair to lose 8-1 in the No.1 doubles. Teammates Christoph Plasa and Guilherme Prophirio represented No.2 doubles as they played Michael Chen and Yuta Hirokawa of Winthrop. The Tornados could only possess two points as the Eagles flew by with eight.
The No.3 doubles spot followed the same pattern with George Finch and Nathan Sabate representing BC and Corey Decandia and Chase Altieri for the Eagles. WU captured the 8-3 win over Brevard to finish doubles.
Taggart started singles with Brevard already three points down against Hirokawa. David wasn't able to gain a point for Brevard and fell 6-3, 6-2 in his singles set.
Winthrop managed to sweep out Brevard several times during singles. Peter Nagovnak took on Brevard's Prophirio in No.5 sinlges sweeping 6-0 in each.
Brevard will return with a home match against Coker College on Sunday, March 16 at McCoy Tennis Complex beginning at 2:00 p.m.


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Former physics professor wins National Medal of Science
Dr. Yakir Aharonov, distinguished professor emeritus at the University of South Carolina, has been awarded the National Medal of Science, the nation's highest honor for scientists.
The honorees, along with recipients of the National Award for Engineering and Innovation, were announced by President Obama and were recognized Wednesday (Nov. 17) in Washington.
The award recognizes individuals who have made outstanding contributions in the fields of science or engineering and innovation and is one of many bestowed on Aharonov for his revolutionary work in the foundations of quantum theory. He is widely considered to be a contender for the Nobel Prize.
From 1973 - 2006, Aharonov held joint appointments in USC's department of physics and astronomy and the University of Tel Aviv. Dr. Frank Avignone, a colleague and chairman of the department during much of Aharonov's tenure, said his research contributed to the understanding of quantum theory as much as any physicist of our times.
"His colleagues at USC, and at many other universities, state unequivocally that his grasp of quantum physics is unrivaled," Avignone said.
Aharonov attributed much his success to his colleagues at USC.
"Without the influence of the dean and department chair to publish my work as it came out, I probably would not be here tonight," he said.
Aharonov is best known for his 1960 discovery, with David Bohm, of the Aharonov-Bohm Effect, which revolutionized the field of quantum theory. The Aharonov-Bohm effect, controversial for more than 20 years, was confirmed by several experiments in the 1980s. Citations to the original paper by Aharonov and Bohm number in the thousands because its concept has broad application in many areas of theoretical physics.
"Just this discovery alone would have merited the National Medal of Science," Avignone said. "However, he has continued to this day to enlighten the field with his unique insights into the foundations of quantum theory."
During his association with USC, Aharonov worked mainly with professors Pawel Mazur and the late Jeeva Anandan, who led members of USC's Foundations of Quantum Theory Group. He also headed a Summer Institute on the Foundations of Quantum Theory that attracted internationally renowned scholars and generated enthusiasm on the part of many faculty and students.
After retiring from USC in 2006, he was at George Mason University for a short period but then moved to Chapman University in California, where he is James J. Farley Professor of Natural Philosophy.
Aharonov, a fellow of the American Physical Society, has won numerous honors and prizes. Among them are the Weizmann Prize in Physics, the Rothschild Prize in Physics, the Miller Research Professorship Award at the University of California Berkeley, the Alex Maguy-Glass Chair in Theoretical Physics at Tel Aviv University, the Hewlett-Packard Europhysics Prize, the Israel National Prize in Physics and the Elliott Cresson Medal of the Franklin Institute and Wolf Prize in Physics, the Distinguished Scientist Governor's Award of South Carolina, and the EMET Prize in Exact Sciences.
He is a member of the National Academy of Science of Israel and the National Academy of Science, U.S.A.
He holds honorary doctoral degrees from Technion-Israel Institute of Technology, Bristol University, the University of Buenos Aires and USC.
The National Medal of Science was created by statute in 1959 and is administered for the White House by the National Science Foundation. Nominees are selected by a committee of presidential appointees based on their advanced knowledge in, and contributions to, the biological, behavioral/social and physical sciences, as well as chemistry, engineering, computing and mathematics.


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Currently my default option for unetbootin is not set to the persistent changes. The persistent changes option works fine, but I cannot change the default in the unetbootin menu.
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on the fat32 partition editing the menu.lst in the /boot/grub/ folder.
Also, on the ext3 partition I edited that menu.lst file in /boot/grub/
The changes that I made are saved every time I boot up or double check the settings, but the unetbootin default will not go to the "persistent live cd" option.
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EVERETT — An Everett woman was blamed for giving Snohomish County's drug court a black eye after she allowed large amounts of heroin to be sold out of her apartment.
"You drug the reputation of the drug court through the mud," Superior Court Judge Marybeth Dingledy said last week.
Laura Pearson, 24, apologized for harming the program that gave her opportunities to get clean and to avoid the lasting impacts of a felony conviction.
Dingledy on Friday sentenced Pearson to a year in prison. It will be Pearson's first stint in prison after quickly racking up a handful of felony convictions stemming from her drug addiction.
In August, Pearson was caught up in a police investigation into drug trafficking. She was a participant in drug court at the time.
The dealer, Adam Waterman, was selling a kilo of heroin a week, court papers said. Waterman stored, weighed and packaged the drugs in his Dorn Avenue apartment and then walked them over to Pearson's place to sell. Pearson told detectives she let Waterman and his girlfriend sell out of her Everett apartment. She said she knew what they were doing but looked the other way.
Waterman was sentenced last month to nearly a decade in prison.
Pearson also told detectives that drug court was paying her rent. The program does not provide rent money. Court staff may connect participants with resources that provide housing assistance.
Snohomish County deputy prosecutor Janice Albert told the judge on Friday that because of Pearson's statement, there was negative news coverage about the drug court program.
Albert asked the judge to impose a $2,000 fine, saying Pearson had received numerous benefits in drug court, which she "flushed down the toilet."
The defendant also had received a lot of money from the "government that she never had to repay," Albert said.
Pearson pleaded guilty on Friday to heroin possession and unlawful use of a building for drug purposes. She faced up to 18 months in prison.
Dingledy pointed out that Pearson had been given several chances to get her life back on track. She squandered those opportunities and her actions also affected those in drug court who are trying to better themselves, the judge said.
After Waterman's arrest, officials kicked Pearson out of drug court, citing the drugs sales out of her apartment as the reason.
She then was convicted of second-degree burglary for stealing wire at a PUD building in 2010. That was the underlying offense that brought her to drug court. She also was convicted of possession of a controlled substance. The charge was filed in December 2011, shortly after Pearson entered drug court. During one of her weekly required court hearings, the judge determined that Pearson had violated drug court rules and ordered her jailed. A search at the jail uncovered that Pearson was hiding a small bag of heroin.
Pearson was sentenced to five months in jail for those convictions. She also has added a felony conviction out of King County.
So far, data shows that people who graduate from drug court have a better shot at staying on the right side of the law. More than 500 people have graduated from Snohomish County's adult drug court since it started in 1999. The recidivism rate for graduates is less than 10 percent, which is lower than the national average.
To successfully complete the program, participants must obtain a GED diploma, if they don't have one. They must pay all court fees and any restitution owed victims, become employed, complete all the phases of their treatment program and have been clean and sober for at least six months. Prosecutors agree to drop the criminal charges after graduation.
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By Jerry Cornfield Herald Writer
Millions of tax dollars are being spent to temporarily fix then permanently repair an I-5 bridge that collapsed into the Skagit River.
But when the work's all done, Washington will be left with exactly what it had before: A functionally obsolete, fracture-critical 58-year-old bridge that could come crashing down the next time it gets smacked hard enough in the right place.
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Should this page be moved to "Iai Beheading"?--LeafShinobi (talk) 16:35, March 10, 2011 (UTC)
- I was about to ask the same. Omnibender - Talk - Contributions 16:59, March 10, 2011 (UTC)
- Also. why in infobox the name is written as 居合斬り when on image is only 居合斬?--LeafShinobi (talk) 16:58, March 11, 2011 (UTC)
- That's quite simple. The image isn't from the raw. —ShounenSuki (talk | contribs | translations) 17:42, March 11, 2011 (UTC)
- Also. why in infobox the name is written as 居合斬り when on image is only 居合斬?--LeafShinobi (talk) 16:58, March 11, 2011 (UTC)
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While I'm not 100% sure which side is right, here you can hear him say the name of the technique, but as LeafShinobi said, the kanji aren't the same so I'm not sure how we should proceed.--Cerez365™(talk) 17:26, August 16, 2012 (UTC)
- I already asked Seelentau for the kanji in that gameplay video, he said the kanji are 踊刃冒, which read Yōjinbō, which translates to "Dance Blade Risk". I'm puzzled by this as well, since I can hear Iaigiri, or at least something that sounds very similar to it. The motion of the technique doesn't look like this either. We can either: list this technique as appearing in the video game, noting it appears with a different name and movement, or we can create an article about the technique which goes by the name we got from the kanji, making a note that Mifune uses the name of this technique while performing it, and putting in this article that he calls the other technique by this one. I prefer option number two. Omnibender - Talk - Contributions 02:14, August 17, 2012 (UTC)


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