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They closed for good today! This is so sad and disappointing I cannot even begin to tell you. They had the best cakes and pot pies. So sad 😞
Omg! I love their cakes, but my favorite: is the spinach quiche, since i tried it the first time i've been talking about it so much, love it!
This place was really good, bith the bread and treats! Call ahead, hours a little strange but worth planning ahead for!
A dedicated gluten-free facility that offers a great selection of treats and brunch items. Pick from fresh waffles, quiche to French toast. Live by their motto: "All Taste, No Gluten!" Don't forget to save room for deser t.
I've been here twice now and had something different both times and I have really enjoyed their food. The lemon cookies are fabulous, the savory pie was delicious and filling and the bread is fresh and warm. They have a lot of dairy free options as well which I need and appreciate! It's a must visit when in San Antonio!
Way expensive, terrible service and good was bland. Would not go back or recommend this place.
Wonderful dedicated GF business!! It's wonderful to be able to walk into a restaurant and order anything!! We had the Pot Pie and Personal Pizza, the food overall was good, the pizza reminded me of Pizza Hut.... Crispy and a little greasy. But when you have celiac, eating any pizza outside that of a frozen tasteless one is a welcomed pleasure. When visit San Antonio we will definitely return!!
Amazing!!! Food was great! Service was amazing, bought some flax bread loaf to enjoy at home, and my mom got a berry pie, I wish I could have bought at least one of everything to bring home. Soooo good! So happy with my breakfast.
Amazing 100% gluten free cafe! Amazing fresh bread, fresh food, they are a small family owned and operated bakery and cafe.
Good GF cookies and pizza. My teenagers liked the GF pizza. Nice that everything on the menu is GF.
I'm fairly new to gluten free but I was so excited when I stopped by this place. I wasn't sure what to expect food wise. They don't have a very extensive menu but the food was great! It's not your typical restaurant at all but I enjoyed the small town diner feel that I have never experienced in San Antonio. I can't wait to go back!
My favorite GF bakery, best GF bread you'll ever eat.
Expensive. Cake was bland. Cookies had decent flavor but texture was like saw dust/sand. Over past two years have tried many GF foods due to Celiac, this product was at the bottom.
A little pricey but the dinner rolls and garlic butter were so yummy!
They are kinda pricey, even for gluten free. All the breads and cakes that I've tried have been extremely dry. I've had better. The cookies and meat pies are good.
If only I was a local! What a gem! I will make sure to stop by when in San Antonio next time.
Wow weeee! I have never been able to sit down and eat a meal, have dessert, and buy bread all at a 100% gluten free establishment. Loved every morsel I put in my mouth! Awesome Aussie!
Great bread. Had the pizza. It tasted amazing. Brought non-gf kids and they didn't notice the difference.
amazing for celiacs, was even dairy free so I could eat deserts. it's a gem San Antonio :)
Delicious! The cakes were some of the best we have ever had & the staff was incredibly sweet.
Food is expensive (pasta bake, drink, and dessert) is typically $22. The service is horrendous. The last two times my friends and I were there, we had to go ask about our food (wait staff unapologetic about the wait/failure to bring food to us. This last visit ($45+ for the three of us), I specifically asked if there was any garlic or onion used in the hot dog. I had previously asked about the condiments so I knew there was garlic in those so I told her to leave off all condiments. I specifically asked if they buttered the bun since I had previously been told about the garlic in the butter and kept repeating "no garlic, no onion on anything". After I had eaten the hot dog, my stomach was upset so after repeatedly trying to get the waitress' attention, I was finally able to ask (again) if there was garlic. The waitress very rudely told me of course there was (as if I was an idiot for not knowing) and when I told her I wanted a refund because I had specially and repeatedly told the other woman taking the orders "no onion/no garlic on anything", the snide waitress told me she had heard me but I only had asked about the condiments because she had heard me. I told her that I had pointed out the garlic because that is why I ordered the hot dogs "dry". Then the waitress told me the lady taking the order must have just misunderstood me from how I described it. She would remake the hotdog but would not refund my money because it was my fault and they were a gluten free restaurant and wouldn't guarantee anything else beyond the gluten free. "Customer is always right" is NOT followed and in fact, they are very comfortable with being downright rude and condescending to the customers. Obviously, they feel they have enough business and they don't need our business. The building is run down and very warm inside (may be good for the bread but not good for people to enjoy their meal). The only reason my friends went there was so my food allergies wouldn't bother me and we are all happy to grant the rude waitress' wish by never going back and spending our money at another restaurant.
Excellent. My non gluten free family loved it too!
Our first time to be able to eat in a restaurant due to Celiac and non dairy! (none avail near our home) 100% GF bakery/cafe. food is amazing! staff is wonderful!!! Our daughter is VERY SENSITIVE to CC, so this is a real treat for us! (visiting San Antonio from Arkansas).
Best pizza in San Antonio. My husband who doesn't have celiac even loved the pizza and the deserts are to die for. I literally cried when I found this bakery when I first moved to San Antonio 7 years ago. I didn't think GF items would ever taste good. I have had Celiac for 16 years and food used to be terrible.
This place loved up to the reviews! My husband and I had the beef and chicken pot pies. The crust was the closest thing I've had to traditional since going gluten free. Somehow they stuffed it full and it wasn't soggy, just deliciously succulent. The good sized slices (1/4 of a pie) came with a side salad of mixed greens, yellow peppers and tomatoes lightly dressed in what tasted like a citrus vinegarette. I didn't need the roll, so they wrapped it in foil and it was delicious for breakfast the next day. We are only in town for three days, but we'll be back before we go!
Wonderful gluten free bakery and restaurant! Everything I have had from the bakery and cafe I have loved! I would highly recommend!
We were visiting San Antonio for the day and googled GF places. This place was amazing! If u r in San Antonio, u must try Little Aussie. we thought it was a bakery, but to our surprise, they also make one of the best GF pizzas we have ever tasted. Their sandwiches were also great. We chatted with the owner, Rita, for a few minutes and she's extremely knowledgeable about GF lifestyles. Cannot wait to go back again on our next visit to SA.
wonderfull food great service. take out and 100%gluten free order. Tried pasta the rolls are to die for and the pies are great too!!!
Amazing! Not only by far the best gluten free I've ever had the pleasure of experiencing, but the hands down best brownies (including gluten full) & wonderful GF experience you'll find!
Great food! It was so nice having a completely dedicated GF restaurant. The kids loved that they could actually eat the bun with their hot dog. Desserts were delicious too!
LOVE this place! Not only is the restaurant fabulous, it's available at a few HEBs and they distribute to some great restaurants as wee (Rome's, The Cove to name a few) simply spectacular!
Outstanding pizza, pasta bake and meat pie! Dessert of fantastic too! Do not pass this place up, if you're in San Antonio.
Very good! Best GF bread I've ever tasted. Had some type of breakfast sandwich (can't remember what it was called) but it tasted amazing kinda like an egg mcmuffin. The waffles were to die for! I'm very sensitive to gluten (celiac disease) and I had no problems after eating here. Staff was very friendly.
Thank you Little Aussie for allowing us at Rome's Pizza to serve your delectable Gluten free sandwich buns! Our customers love the fact that they are prepared fresh here in San Antonio!
The BEST GF bread I have ever tasted. I love this place! Very friendly. Cute, homey atmosphere. Their bread is also for sale in some HEB grocery stores around San Antonio.
I was worried because I read reviews that say they use xanthan gum and corn and soy but I talked to the owner and she said they never use xanthan gum, only guar gum. It's still a gum but at least it's naturally occuring and not made in a lab! She said they don't use corn starch either unless someone asks for it instead of potato starch. I guess you can be allergic to potatos? That would be horrible! But anyways she said they spray Pam on top of the bread and that has corn and soy but she showed me the label and even let me watch her spray it and those ingredients are last and she only sprays for about .005 seconds and then she puts it in the oven really hot so there isn't much left afterwards. I got there right after they opened so I guess she had some extra time or something, they were making extra bread for one of the sandwich shops in town but I forget what it is called. I will have to ask so I can go try it. But yea it's not in the bread actually so you could even cut the crust off I guess if you're really sensitive. I usually have a horrible reaction to anything with soy, I can't even have little bits of soy lecthithin but in this week I have had a whole loaf o the bread from there and I haven't gotten sick so I don't think it's that much. I think that is a good sign because I am so sensitive to a lot of things and usually just don't go out eat at all because I don't want to have to deal with it but I'm glad I haven't had any reactions to the bread here. I tried the samples of the cookies but I didn't buy any, I blew my budget on the bread! But next time I will buy some snickerdoodles, they are great. I will write another review when I go back.
I moved away from San Antonio but seriously consider going back just for this place!! Seriously everything there is sooo delicious! Really love the meat pies and pizza!!! And the CAKES are to DIE for!! Haven't found anything like that anywhere even before I went GF!! LOVE THIS PLACE!! Is is bad that I plan my vacations around going there??
agreed on sourcing; stuff from countries without regulations isn't cool
looks like they use icky xanthan gum (laxative!) and cheap flours. not sure if flours are made on shared equipment or in shared facilities, but they are not recognized brands or from regulated countries (CA, AUS, UK, EU). very disappointed. not interested. :(
Excellent deserts and brunch! Not sure if everything is GMO free but it's surely gluten and dairy free.
OMG! Phenomenal food! I can't tell you how nice it was to go to a restaurant and just order without the hassle or worry of bring sick for days after. It was so good!!!
stopped here on our way through san Antonio, and it was sooo worth it! had waffles and French toast that were the best gf versions I've ever had!
Wonderful folks here make a "sexy" hamburger bun. They were actually closed when we went there, but were kind enough to give me a hamburger bun for my lunch or dinner. Very delicious. Also, they do mail orders. :). The locals all use their breads in their sandwich shops. They know what they are doing here!
The sandwiches are fine if you're a fan of their bread. The meat pies are yummy, but take a looong time.
Wonderful food, wonderful service.
Wonderful little "mom & pop" shop with delicious dedicated GF food. They had a great menu with kid friendly options and their cake was amazing. Great-great place, wonderful location.
I ate here 3 out of 5 days while in San Antonio had five different cakes each one heavily its great to go somewhere with no worries about gluten had beef pie crust is awsome pizza light and fluffy waffles are to die for even got sone baking tips
I ate here for the first time today. I had the pizza which was amazing. I will definitely be going back.
Great food and service.Yummy gluten free deserts!!!


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The Writer And The Soldier - Poem by Tolly Rebeka Christian BlackWolf Hawk
The Writer and The Soldier
Tolly Rebeka Christian BlackWolf Hawk
The writer writes a sad lament for the love that he lost long
The soldier mourns the loss of a fellow slain long ago.
The writer has lead and ink on his hands,
The soldier has blood on his.
The writer can wash away the pigments and with them his
memory's go, but the soldier can only wash the blood on his
skin; he can not wash the blood on his heart nor
The memory's in his mind,
Burned into his mind with canon fire and the cries of
His falling comrades.
When the two meet, they give to each other much needed gifts;
The writer gives the soldier understanding and a few happy
tales to think of when tears try to strike him down,
And the soldier gives the writer a new sad lament to write, and
a new meaning to the word friendship.
Written August 14,2008
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Spandrels are a pair of worsted-weight house socks with elegant architectural cables worked in warm, cozy wool.
Worsted-weight socks work up incredibly fast and provide nearly instant gratification, and the twisted stitches are a great canvas for skeins of colorful hand-dyed yarn.
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Seal-N-Grip Adhesive- 4 gallons
Adhesive and moisture vapor protection in a one-step application reduces labor, time and cost. Formulated for all types of glue down wood and bamboo flooring. Exceptional sound reduction properties.Bridges cracks up to 1/8". Easy spread forumlation.Low odor. 0% VOCs. Bostik's Blockade? antimicrobial protection.
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The Joy of Seal-n-Grip
By Alden
from Albany, Or
we laid Bamboo over either asphalt or asbestos tile from maybe the 1930's or so. Not knowing if it was asbestos we wanted it sealed so chose to glue the wood rather than nail it down... worked like a champ!
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it was available in the store the day we bought it so we brought it home with us
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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Definitely will purchase again.
By B-Ball
from North Carolina
Koa is extremely beautiful.
All of the delivery were on time, as promised.
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Seal & adhear, no odor, easy handling
By Rocky
from Austin, Texas
Clean up dry glue on wood surface with heavy duty Magic Eraser, works great! Check can dates, our first can was older and had a very thick skin on top. Plan to use the entire can when opened, does not store well over time.
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A lot of waste for the price
By Merk
from Phoenix, AZ
product works well but for the price I felt that there was about 20% waste. When I opened the can I had to cut off a thick layer of dried glue. when I neared the bottom of the can the glue was too thick to get out of the can and use effectively.
Very Good Product
By Mac
from San Antonio, TX
Very good product, spreads easily. Easy clean-up with wipe offs. Recommend just letting your tools sit overnight and then the adhesive peels off easily. Only got about 120 sq ft coverage from a 4 gal bucket, using the recommended 1/4 in notched trowel. Makes it an expensive glue.
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from smokey mtns
unless you have several people on the job you can't get the full amount in the can out and usable. product skins over in the can very quickly as you apply what you can work with, so each time you go back to get more glue you need to peel off the skin, wasting some product. also as you pour you have glue that sticks to the side of the can. probably used 3 of the 4 gallons and left 1 gallon as skin or dried to the side of the can. maybe if you have 1 person cut, 1 pour and 1 lay the flooring you wouldn't have the problem of so much waste, but I put down the 12 x 14 bedroom by myself. product may protect from moisture but its too soon to tell.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
Good Product
By Jim the Runner
from Tampa, FL
1 out of 6 four gallon buckets had over a 1" layer of cured product when opening bucket. Ultimately required me to purchase an additional 4 gallon bucket at ~$180.
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from Goodyear, AZ
Nearly 1/3 of the bucket was hardened. I had to cut it out to get to the useable glue. For as pricey as this product is, you would think that you would get all of what you paid for.
Smaller size would be nice
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this flooring worked out fine
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Does every video game have to advance the medium in a positive direction? Of course not. There is value in taking old ideas, repackaging them and producing an entertaining game. However, with Medal of Honor releasing just days before and Modern Warfare 2 and Battlefield: Bad Company 2 coming out not too long ago, Black Ops feels very unnecessary and as I forced myself to finish the campaign that feeling became more and more of a reality. The first person shooter war game genre is the most po … [Read more...]
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Hoarders, Possessions, and the End Times
2 Peter 3:13 But according to his promise we are waiting for new heavens and a new earth in which righteousness dwells.I have good news—this world is temporary—everything that is wrong with it will be made right. Part of God's plan of redemption is a restoration of our fallen world. It will be a world free from the effects of the fall—no sin and death, no disease, no frustrating labor. It will be a place where men still work, where they still plant and create and think and live in community … [Read more...]
Harry Potter's Sacrificial Friendships
Harry Potter is and always has been a mysterious adventure about bravery and friendship. David Yates' adaptation of the first half of Harry's final adventure is appropriately dark and yet effectively draws out these two themes gracefully. Despite my frustration with The Half-Blood Prince, I am glad that David Yates has returned to direct both volumes of The Deathly Hallows. It seems he made a decisive effort with this film to stick to the major plot developments while making few additions. The … [Read more...]
Must our Art be Uplifting?
Flannery O'Conner responds to an accusation from a reader that her stories were not meeting the needs of the "tired reader" who comes home and wants to be uplifted: And his need, of course, is to be lifted up. There is something in us, as storytellers and as listeners to stories, that demands the redemptive act, that demands what falls at least be offered the chance to be restored. The reader of today looks for this motion, and rightly so, but what he has forgotten is the cost of it. His se … [Read more...]
The Age of Adz: We Can Do Much More Together
Sufjan Stevens is striving for authenticity and encouraging us to come along. This is perhaps why Sufjan decided to take his new album, The Age of Adz, in a new direction to the disappointment of many of his fans. However, if you can get over the fact that this is not the California or New York version of Illinoise (don't forget he gave us All Delighted People, which is much closer musically to Illinoise), what you will find is a coherent and personally authentic album with a consistent theme a … [Read more...]
6 Relatively New Albums Worth Listening To
It seems like a lot of good music has been released lately and I have wanted to say something about this for quite some time but everytime I sit down to do it, it feels overwhelming because I have so much to say about the music and why I enjoy it so much that I get discouraged about how difficult such an article would be to write, so I write nothing. Thus, this list is going to be pretty basic--I am just going to recommend some great albums, mention a few highlights and try to keep it … [Read more...]
Apparently Evangelicals Don't Know Nothin' about Religion
You have probably heard the news, you may have even taken the test, but apparently atheists and agnostics know more about the major world religions that evangelicals do.You may be surprised by this--I wasn't. I am not sure how accurate these pew forums are, but in the end, I think its probably true that most Evangelicals don't know all that much about world religions. Some may argue that if Christianity is true, we don't need to know about other religions. While I would agree with the first … [Read more...]
$#*! My Favorite Christian Band Says
What do John Piper, Derek Webb, Mark Driscoll, and British folk band, Mumford & Sons have in common? A lot more than they would probably all admit, but at the very least each of them has used a curse word in a public setting (to be fair to Piper--he is merely quoting someone). If you are a music fan, you are probably familiar with the controversy (albeit somewhat self-inflicted) surrounding Webb's song "What Matters More" in which he uses two four letter words in an effort to expose what h … [Read more...]
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LimpingFish's Computer Obscurio Episode 5: Phalanx!
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This week, our game is...
SNES gamers may remember Phalanx as "The One With The Hillbilly Geezer On The Box", and while technically correct, they would actually be remembering a lesser Phalanx. While this 1992 Kemco* SNES port, of the original Sharp X68000 version, may be the pinnacle of Phalanx-related recall in the West, it's only because the superior original never made the journey. And while SNES Phalanx was decent enough in it's own right, the game lost some of it's sparkle in the transition from computer to console. Gone were the groovy intro sequence and sampled speech when collecting power-ups, while the graphics took a slight downgrade in colour and overall detail.
Phalanx, developed and released by Zoom in 1991, is a classic example of the right way to make a horizontal shooter. It's difficult, without becoming annoying or unfair, and features cleverly designed enemy patterns and complex boss fights that require more from the player than quick reflexes. A number of weapon combinations, and a switchable ship speed, result in a pleasingly customizable play experience that still stands up today. Pleasing!
History! Between 1989 and 1992, Zoom was primarily an X68000 developer. While almost all of their X68 titles would also appear on the SNES, they were, like Phalanx, port jobs handled by Kemco. A series of sports/puzzle games featuring their mascot "Dolucky" (a cartoon cat) would be Zoom's only original console output during this period. Later, Zero Divide, along with it's sequel, would prove Zoom's most notable contribution to the Playstation era, while the underrated Mr. Mosquito games on the PS2 would be among the developers last physical releases. Today, Zoom are primarily a Wiiware developer; a remake/port of the original X68000 version of Phalanx was released for Wiiware in 2009, but sadly remains only available in Japan. Boo!
Video! Watch in horror as my attempt to complete the first stage fails miserably, despite having set the game to "Easy" and increased my ship count!
Well, that brings us to the end of this week's Computo Obscurio. Thanks for watching/reading, and check back for another episode...soon!
*Footnote! Along with inflicting that hideous SNES box art upon the world, Kemco also saw fit to change the name of Phalanx's hero from "Riki Sanada" to..."Wink Baufield". Unfortunately, I'm not making that up.


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On Tue, Feb 7, 2012 at 8:02 PM, Bruce Momjian <bruce(at)momjian(dot)us> wrote: > On Wed, Feb 01, 2012 at 08:19:24PM +0200, Peter Eisentraut wrote: >> On tis, 2012-01-17 at 16:46 +0900, Fujii Masao wrote: >> > When I tested the patch, "create ta" was converted unexpectedly to >> > "create TABLE" >> > though "alter ta" was successfully converted to "alter table". As far >> > as I read the patch, >> > you seems to have forgotten to change create_or_drop_command_generator() or >> > something. >> >> Thanks, fixed and committed. > > I have to admit I like the capitalized keywords, but don't normally type > them, but it must be just me because no one else said anything. Yeah, I liked the old behavior, too. But I figured it was a sign that I'm an old fuddy-duddy. -- Robert Haas EnterpriseDB: http://www.enterprisedb.com The Enterprise PostgreSQL Company
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HBO passed on "The Corrections," a series based on the novel by literary phenom Jonathan Franzen, but producer Scott Rudin called the cable network "great partners" and said "they're free to do what they want."
The pilot was adapted from Franzen's novel of the same name – about the multilayered story of a dysfunctional family in the Midwest – and directed by Noah Baumbach, who was producing it with Rudin and Franzen. The pilot starred Ewan McGregor and Maggie Gyllenhaal and was filmed in February.
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In family law, the "child's best interest" refers to the standard that courts will reference when determining visitation schedules or child custody arrangements. In general, courts will consider a variety of factors that all take into account the child's physical, mental, and emotional needs.
The child's best interests will almost always take priority over the parent's desires.
How Do Courts in Texas Determine the Child's Best Interest?
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I might be tired, but I didn't notice this thread..
One bug I noticed today on yet another playthrough was.. I gave matches to faith in the beginning to light her cig.. Then when I was in the trip trap.. Some how the dialog qued when I picked the talk bubble on the dart board.. something like "you know where I got these matches? from woodsman's room" something like that.. Even though you gave her the matches, lol.. As the ones he picked up from the bar he tossed back making a snarky remark.. "get your money back" Lol.
I also noticed a hiccup of sorts.. I was beating the woodsman on the bed, finished.. he got up to grab the axe.. Then BOOM .. we was back on the bed and I was beating him again.. Then a game freeze, lol.
A couple little bugs.. But mostly that is it, beyond the odd frame rate drops, and laggy dialog parts, which is nothing new.


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The theme this week involves the tips about what not to do when running from police. The first tip is to not commit a crime to start with, but that goes without saying. The second tip is to not run. This week's offerings of stupid criminal didn't follow either of those tips.
Two officers were patrolling in their roller around East 66th Street on Sept. 13 and spotted two men apparently working on the engine of a car that had stopped along the side of the road. The officers pulled over to offer assistance. One of the men got into the passenger's seat when the officers arrived. The remaining man said he had the car repair under control, so the officers drove off. They then returned after realizing the passenger had an outstanding warrant. When the officers returned, the man flew from the passenger's seat and jumped a fence. "It appeared to me that he was intentionally attempting to avoid arrest and contact by police," the officer wrote in the incident report. The man eluded police, even a police tracking dog. The officers then continued their patrol, only to see the same two men in the same car driving a few blocks away. They pulled the car over and arrested the man with outstanding warrants. The driver turned out to be the man's brother, who said he wanted his brother arrested and booked into jail so he could get some sort of treatment for his drug addiction.
A man found himself wearing police-issued bracelets when his girlfriend called 911 on Sept. 13, saying he was assaulting her. An officer arrived to find the couple sitting on the front porch of their house along the 5600 block of 'J' Street. The man immediately stood up and ran when the officer approached. Since the man was already known to police, the officer went to the nearby house of a friend of the suspect. The man was found in the attic during a search of the house. He said he ran because "one more arrest would 'screw up' the conditions of his release." He had a felony warrant. The woman, apparently a heroin addict, later gave several versions of the night's events.
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Belgium starts new challenge to halt release of Pinochet. By Kim Sengupta
The Belgian government yesterday renewed a legal challenge in an effort to stop the release by Britain of the former dictator Augusto Pinochet, just hours after suffering a High Court defeat.
Mr Justice Maurice Kay refused an application from Belgium and human rights groups for a judicial review of the Home Secretary's decision to keep the former dictator's medical report secret.
But lawyers for the Belgian government lodged papers for a fresh hearing which is expected to be heard next week. They will also seek an emergency injunction to prevent Jack Straw returning the former dictator to Chile before the process is completed. The general is unlikely to leave Britain until the middle of next week.
Mr Straw will also face questioning over his conduct and that of his civil servants over the confidentiality of General Pinochet's medical report, which has become the centre of an international row.
The Belgian authorities wrote a letter of protest, which was described in court as a " diatribe against the Home Secretary", over his indication that he would free General Pinochet on the basis of medical conclusions which he had refused to pass on to countries seeking to extradite him.
Mr Straw has given the impression that the report was being kept confidential at Pinochet's insistence. But The Independent has seen correspondence which clearly shows that it was the Home Office which had voluntarily offered to keep General Pinochet's medical report confidential when asking for the former dictator to undergo the tests.
The Home Office's request for the medical tests was sent to General Pinochet's solicitor, Michael Caplan, of the firm Kingsley Napley, in a letter from Fenella Tayler of the Home Office's Judicial Co-operation unit dated 5 November 1999. It states unequivocally "...It should go without saying that every effort would be made by the doctors and their team, and the Home Office, to keep the report's contents entirely confidential."
The General's lawyers had not asked for the tests to be carried out or for confidentiality.
After receiving the Home Office letter Mr Caplan responded on 11 November "I am grateful for your indication that the Home Office will make every effort to keep the contents of any report confidential.
"Senator Pinochet is prepared to undergo the examination on the understanding that none of the contents are disclosed to anybody other than the Home Office and ourselves."
Following further talks it was agreed that the report would also be seen by the Director of Public Prosecutions and the Solicitor General, in case of the prospect of prosecution under British laws.
However, Mr Straw refused to allow the Crown Prosecution Service, representing the Spanish government which wants to try General Pinochet on charges of human rights abuse, as well as Belgium, France and Switzerland, also seeking to extradite him, sight of the report. A leading Pinochet supporter said yesterday: "Jack Straw has been trying to blame Senator Pinochet over not making the report public, when it was his people who made the offer.
"This is a sleight of hands from Mr Straw which is typical of his performance on this case. It is ironic this time it is the other side, the general's enemies, who are suffering because of Straw's slipperiness."
Earlier, in the High Court, Mr Justice Kay said the Home Secretary had acted "lawfully, fairly and rationally" in announcing he was "minded" to release General Pinochet.
In his 37-page ruling, Mr Justice Kay said he was "completely against" the arguments put forward by the human rights groups that they should be given access to the medical report or be allowed to conduct another examination of the general.
Mr Straw had already obtained an "impartial" medical assessment of General Pinochet by an internationally distinguished team of clinicians as required for him to carry out his public duties.
Mr Straw had said that he was likely to give his decision on the fate of General Pinochet tomorrow. But he may now decide to wait until the next week's hearing, scheduled for Monday and Tuesday, is finished.


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If you are looking for SPECIFIC families then you need atown of origin. Peter
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are you lookign for these surnamed persons in Italy and, if so.do youi have the town of origin???????????????If you do not then we have to do something else. Peter
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I was married to a Vietti in the late70's. My late ex father in law said that there was a village in Italy that he had visited that was named Vietti. He said that he had met many relatives there. The guy that I was married to wouldn't care about finding his ancestors. There are also some Vietti's in Girard, Kansas. They came from a wonderful family. Good Luck!!!
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Semi-structured interviews were conducted in summer 2001 with about 20 DWI experts in Minnesota's DWI laws and practices, including representatives from the enforcement, judicial, prosecutorial, public defender, and research communities; driver license sanctioning officials in the Department of Public Service; legislative staff; and officials in the Traffic Safety Office.
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The following discussion summarizes the main points emerging from the interviews.
There was a general consensus that when implemented in January 1998, the high-BAC statute added a considerable level of complexity to the existing body of DWI laws, which were viewed as already highly complex. Because of this added complexity, some experts believed that the high-BAC statute may have had the unintended effect of increasing the number of "loopholes" in the system.
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All the experts indicated that the complexity of the laws had been significantly reduced by the recodification in 2001. Some suggested that the complexity introduced by the high-BAC statute may have contributed to the perceived need for recodification.
Despite the apparent confusion about the high-BAC statute among some police officers, all the experts believed that most high-BAC offenders were being charged appropriately.
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Kim Kardashian Eats Fresh at Subway With Diamond Sparkler on Her Finger (PHOTOS)
Wearing a leather peplum top, gray jeans and heels, the reality star stopped by the sandwich chain in Miami with her bodyguard. But if you think she received speedy service just because she's famous, think again. Kardashian stood in line, like everyone else (as you can see in the gallery, above), waiting for her six-inch sub.
Kardashian, 32, is currently in Miami filming the second season of E!'s Kim and Kourtney Take Miami. Meanwhile, her beau Kanye West is currently in New York. The rapper was spotted at the Samsung Galaxy Note II launch party Wednesday night.
The pair recently celebrated Kardashian's 32nd birthday in Europe. Upon the couple's return to the States, Kardashian was seen sporting a brand new diamond sparkler on her pinky finger, sparking engagement rumors.
wrote on her blog. "So breathtaking! Then we went to Florence and stayed in this incredible castle, saw Michelangelo's David, and shopped around town. We saw all the sights, visited some beautiful churches and all the famous monuments."
"The last stop on the trip was Venice, where I spent my birthday. What a romantic weekend! One I'll never forget," she concluded.
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text: My brother had a melanoma removed from his thigh 9 years ago and had a recurance a couple months ago. He saw a surgeon who removed the tumor and three lymph nodes in the groin, two of which tested positive and one neg. The oncologist said next would be interferon and then radiation. I was concerned that the oncologist wasn't a melanoma specialist and did some research online. I suggested my brother get a second opinion at Moffitt in Tampa because they had melanoma specialists. He saw them Monday and they diagnosed staged it 3c and disagreed with the previously suggested treatment. They want to remove all the lymph nodes from the right groin. I'm not that up on where the best melanoma centers are and think the folks at Moffitt sound pretty sharp. Anybody here know much about them?


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H.B. 2743 would amend the Kansas Underground Utility Damage Prevention Act to require an excavator to immediately inform emergency personnel of a municipality, if the excavator determines that the protective covering of an electric line is penetrated or dangerous gases or fluids are escaping from a broken line located in that municipality. The bill defines "municipality" as any city, county, municipal corporation, public district, or public authority located in whole or in part within this state which provides firefighting, law enforcement, ambulance, emergency medical, or other emergency services. Existing law does not specify whether the emergency personnel to be contacted should be personnel associated with the owner or operator of the underground facility or emergency personnel of a municipality.
H.B. 2743 was requested by Representative Larry Campbell, who testified before both the House and Senate Utilities Committees in support of the bill. Steve Coleman, Pipeline Safety Supervisor for the Kansas Corporation Commission, also testified before both Committees in support of the bill. Mr. Coleman indicated that the amendments concerning emergency personnel should clarify the notification requirements and thus enhance public safety. There were no opponents to the bill.
The Division of the Budget's fiscal note indicates the bill has no fiscal impact on state revenues or expenditures.
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Looking After Children was developed by Barnardos Practice Development Centres and the UNSW. It was Australia's first guided practice case management system to address the complex needs of children and young people in out-of-home care. In August 2014, Barnardos released their next generation in guided case management, building on LAC and integrating cutting edge technology. This product is called MyStory.
MyStory is based on the best practice principles of LAC and encompasses the same aims; to provide better outcomes for children and young people by allowing significant people (including the children themselves, parents, carers, caseworkers etc) to focus on the child or young person's individual needs. The core message of both LAC and MyStory is Participation - allowing children and young people, as is deemed age appropriate, to contribute to the decisions made about them.
LAC and MyStory encourage transparency in case management practices and promote accountability through an ongoing process of review and assessment.
As guided practice tools, LAC and MyStory help standardise out of home care practices whilst allowing caseworkers to use their professional judgment in making crucial decisions.
LAC was developed in the UK by the Department of Health (now know as the Department for Children, Schools and Families) to improve outcomes for children & young people who for a variety of reasons, have been separated from their homes and families. LAC has been extensively adapted to meet Australian legislation and casework practice and has been further developed in Australia into LACES the Looked After Children Electronic System, a web based application. MyStory was built here in Australia and is ready to take the good work of LACES to the next level.
The Practice Development Centre continue to support existing users of LACES and are recommending MyStory to new agencies in OOHC.
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Geoff Hutchison (firstname.lastname@example.com)
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>Hmm, I guess it isn't working then, since in my local file
>access patch (function Document::RetrieveLocal) I have:
I figured out the problem. Due to low disk space, someone had edited our
cron script and removed the db.wordlist document. I should have figured
that one out...
>I've been planning to integrate the rest of my patches for a
>long time, but always when I found both time and energy to do
>this, Andrew's CVS server has been down, or I have found some
>other excuse :) If I get something done, I'll keep you informed...
Right now I don't have much time for editing or developing, but a friend
pointed me to the W3C's libwww robot implementation. I wonder how much work
it would take to move htdig on top of the libwww implementation. This would
certainly solve all the requests for HTTP/1.1 and probably give a decent
performance boost. Plus if the HTTP standard is updated, a new libwww
should allow ht://Dig to use the standard.
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The burdens of poverty affect most, if not all aspects, of social relations. Most prominently (and unsurprisingly), women carry the greatest burden of the social predicaments that arise from a dire lack of economic security. Women in groups hit hardest by financial strain easily become seen as sources of further strain on their families. Education is often either inaccessible or seen as an unnecessary part of a young girl's growth and life. This is not always necessarily the case, as there is mu … [Read more...]
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DUARTE - The Duarte Chamber of Commerce will host its annual State of the City luncheon from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m at Westminster Gardens' Packard Hall on Tuesday.
Mayor John Fasana will give the State of the City address, while Duarte Unified School Board President Reyna Diaz will report on the State of the School District. In addition, Citrus College Superintendent/President Geraldine M. Perri will update the community on the State of the Community College District.
Westminster Gardens will be held at Packhard Hall at 1420 Santo Domingo Ave. in Duarte. Tickets are $25 per person.
For reservations, call the Duarte Chamber of Commerce at 626-357-3333.


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A car is moved forward automatically.
It rotates on the left by the "4" keys, and rotates on the right by the "6" keys.
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AGR has experienced engineers for taking up medium scale and large-scale EPC projects. We have in-house capabilities and world class Associates in each and every segment of engineering. We have the capability and the resources for total gamut of activities from concept to creation to take care of present and future requirements of our esteemed clients. Our strong focus on ethics and quality drives us to achieve excellence in project management.
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PANTALUNA - One-of-a-kind Art Wear Hand-made in America from 100% cotton T-shirts
When I first wore these capris, I literally got stopped by a stranger and was asked where I got them. Made out of reclaimed t-shirts, they are incredibly comfortable, while the tailor fit gives it a whole hip new look never seen in recycled wear. They also make full length pants and mini-skirts and do custom work out of your own t-shirts. Very cool!


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Yes ,both these drugs can be taken together as they have an additive effect in lowering blood pressure . Thus this combination can be prescribed when we want to lower blood pressure and no single drug works well .
Though we need to monitor the blood pressure especially in the first two weeks to ensure the blood pressure does not fall too low.
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should I take them at the same time? I take my Blood pressure med at bedtime
Has your doctor told you to take them together ?
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He did not say Just added the Lisinopril and the amlodipine I was told to take at bedtime
Was the blood pressure not controlled with the amlodipine ?
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Mexico's Tourism Board is extending their congratulations to the new members of the Alliance and as well as to the World Heritage Alliance (WHA) on their first year in operation. The WHA is an industry-leading initiative that was jointly formed by Expedia® and the UN Foundation in 2005 to promote sustainable tourism and awareness of World Heritage sites and communities around the world. Expedia, Inc. (Nasdaq: EXPE) and the United Nations Foundation (UN Foundation) celebrated the one-year anniversary of the WHA yesterday by announcing the addition of ten new members and four new associate partners at an event in Los Angeles.
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text: While we get ready to decorate Easter eggs, enjoy a visit from the Easter Bunny, plan family Easter dinners and enjoy a long weekend, Par-T-Perfect Victoria thought it would be fun to see what types of fun traditions other countries offer. Easter is definitely a very religious holiday for many countries but so many add fun activities for the children to do on top of traditional Easter Egg hunts! Here's our favorites! A unique Easter tradition followed in Denmark is the custom of sending teasing letters or 'gækkebrev'. These letters are highly decorated with short poems or verses and send … Continue reading


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Motion Picture Soundtrack are a British alternative rock quartet from Canterbury, Kent. Since their inception, the band has been composed of Alastair Blackwood (lead vocals, guitar, piano), Nick Watts (lead guitar), Will Hasler (bass guitar) and Graeme Blackwood (drums, percussion and backing vocals).
The name comes from the band's love of film soundtracks, having been heavily influenced by Thomas Newman, Craig Armstrong and alternative acts such as Sigur Ros, Talk Talk, Cocteau Twins and Massive Attack. Motion Picture Soundtrack self-released their first studio album 'The Shapes We Fear Are Of Our Own' on March 1st 2010 through the band's label Endgame Records. Produced by Paul Schroeder (Stone Roses, The Verve) in Copenhagen, the band returned to London to mix the tracks with Cenzo Townshend (U2, 30 Seconds To Mars, Florence and the Machine, Snow Patrol) in Olympic Studios, London.
Motion Picture Soundtrack released their debut single 'Departure' on September on September 7th 2009, reaching #6 in Total Guitar Magazine top-downloaded charts, with the follow-up 'Glass Figures' (#10 in TG's top download chart) on February 22nd 2010. 'The Shapes We Fear Are Of Our Own' was released on March 1st 2010 and the buzz has been quickly growing, with the band invited on March 29th to the BBC's Maida Vale Studios for a live session, winning the Emerging Talent DIY Award at Camden Crawl and performing at the Reading & Leeds festival 2010 courtesy of the BBC Introducing stage.
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Online Extra: MTV for Life
MTV (VIA ) has spent nearly all of its first 25 years trying to capture the attention of young people. But as viewers age, they often move to other TV offerings or entirely different media. John Sykes, president of network development at MTV Networks and one of MTV's founding executives, says the cable pioneer can't afford to let them go. That's why his boss, MTV CEO Judy McGrath, asked her old friend to create a unit dedicated to developing new outlets, from cable channels to broadband sites, for the 35- to 50-year-old crowd.
"More than half the American public is 35 and older, and they dominate the wealth in this country," says Sykes. "We want to be able to reach that audience instead of watching them fall off a cliff after they leave some of our existing channels." Consider that the viewers who tuned into MTV's Nickelodeon channel from its start in 1979 are now the parents of Nick viewers.
A half-dozen new channels, focusing on lifestyle, money, and health, are in development that will target "late X'ers and early boomers," says Sykes. He declines to comment on reports that Comcast (CMCSA ), the nation's largest operator and the biggest distributor of MTV's existing channels, will be a partner on these new ventures.
Getting distribution for new TV outlets is no easy task since more than 400 channels are already on cable and satellite systems focusing on every imaginable niche. And plenty of them are aggressively trying to connect with boomers, from HGTV to CNBC (GE ) (see BW Online, 1/31/06, "MTV Networks' Mobile Move").
"The secret for MTV will be not to duplicate what's there but to come up with their own unique way," says Al Lieberman, executive director of Entertainment, Media & Telecommunication program at the Stern School of Business at New York University. "It's not like coming up with content and then finding audience. It's identifying an audience and tailoring content to that group."
MTV, too, sees a way to have a much more fun approach with this older audience. "During our parents' era, somebody in this age range looked like Hugh Beaumont [who played Ward Cleaver] from Leave It to Beaver," says Sykes, 50. "Today's 35- to 50-year-olds are acting younger than ever before, and that's why we think we can speak to them with an attitude. MTV wants to move through our viewers' lives like a rabbit through a snake."
Sykes started his career at MTV doing promotions, and at one point CEO McGrath worked for him. One of Sykes's earlier tasks was going up to rock stars at concerts and get them to say "I want my MTV" on camera. In the mid-1980s, he left to work for talent mogul Michael Ovitz at CAA and then for the Chrysalis/EMI music labels. He returned to MTV in the 1990s, where he ran VH1 for eight years and helped develop the popular Behind the Music series.
After the merger of Viacom and CBS, Sykes was tapped to run Infinity Radio at a time when ad sales plummeted and division's performance became a drag on Viacom's stock. Last year, McGrath asked him to come back to MTV to help run what is being called MTVNext.
And it may be that Sykes has an easier job than his cohorts, who are trying to lure kids, an audience that has become increasingly hard to capture. "The older populations are cocooning," says Stern's Lieberman. "They aren't out running around or going to movies. They're home in front of their new flat-panel TVs." Indeed, Nielsen Media Research shows that people in the 35 to 50 range are watching even more TV these days and that they represent the fastest-growing segment on the Web. "We need to fish where the fish are," says Sykes.
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The Associated Press
SAN FRANCISCO Four venture capital firms are betting Internet start-up LinkedIn is worth $1 billion, highlighting the lofty hopes riding on online services that connect people with their friends, family and business associates.
The 10-figure valuation is implied by a $53 million investment being announced today from Bain Capital Ventures, Sequoia Capital, Greylock Partners and Bessemer Venture Partners.
The investors received a combined 5% stake in LinkedIn, whose 5-year-old website helps people use the Web to advance their professional careers.
It's one of the richest appraisals for a Silicon Valley start-up since Microsoft paid $240 million for 1.6% of Facebook late last year. That deal valued Facebook and its online hangout at $15 billion.
The Facebook financing in turn helped several other start-ups that promote online socializing to promote themselves. Ning and Slide wrangled implied valuations between $500 million and $560 million when investors poured more money into them earlier this year, while RockYou was valued at between $200 million and $300 million in a deal completed last week.
Venture capitalists are counting on the services to mine more advertising revenue from rapidly growing audiences, even as much of the U.S. economy is withering.
But finding an effective advertising approach has been tricky.
Privacy complaints prompted Facebook to rein in a marketing tool that tracked its members' activities on other websites. Even Internet search and advertising leader Google has had trouble peddling products and services to denizens of the Web's largest social network, News Corp.'s MySpace.
LinkedIn believes its emphasis on connecting executives, ambitious employees and dealmakers gives it a demographic edge.
"If LinkedIn is able to achieve its goals and objectives in the coming years, this valuation of a billion dollars will be looked upon as very cheap," predicted Mark Kvamme, a Sequoia Capital partner and a member of LinkedIn's board.
Sequoia, Greylock and Bessemer invested in LinkedIn prior to the latest financing round. Including the latest infusion, LinkedIn has raised a total of $80 million.
About 23 million people in 150 countries have set up profiles on LinkedIn, with another 1.2 million signing up each month. LinkedIn hopes to generate as much as $100 million in advertising and fees this year. Management says the privately held company is profitable but won't provide figures.
Facebook, by comparison, has more than 70 million members worldwide and is aiming for about $300 million in revenue this year.
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Disaster Legal Assistance Available for Alaskans
Alaskans living within the Alaska Gateway REAA, Lower Yukon REAA, Yukon Flats REAA and the Yukon Koyukuk REAA who were impacted by the May 17 through June 11 flooding who have disaster related legal issues may get the help they need. The services are implemented through a collaborative agreement between the American Bar Association's Young Lawyers Division, the Federal Emergency Management Agency and the Alaska Legal Services Corporation.
A toll-free helpline is now available for survivors who are unable to afford a lawyer. For free legal help call 1-800-478-5401 between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. ADT Monday through Friday. Messages can be left at any time.
The type of free legal help includes:
• Assistance with securing FEMA and other government benefits available to disaster survivors
• Assistance with life, medical and property insurance claims
• Help with home repair contracts and contractors
• Replacement of wills and other important legal documents destroyed in the flood
• Assisting in consumer protection matters, remedies and procedures
• Counseling on mortgage foreclosure problems
• Counseling on landlord-tenant issues
Includes individuals living or working in the communities of Eagle, Tok, Circle, Fort Yukon, Galena, Hughes, Koyukuk, Manley, Stevens Village, Tanana, and Emmonak, as well as other communities within the areas affected by flooding from May 17 through June 11, 2013.
The service allows callers to request the help of a lawyer
When the U.S. President declares a major disaster, FEMA in conjunction with the American Bar Association Young Lawyers Division, establishes a toll-free number for disaster survivors to request legal help.
Disaster Legal Assistance Available for Alaskans
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Alan Pardew has given his press conference for the Cardiff City game today, and he has said that he wasn't given any targets but the targets we have are the ones we set ourselves – whatever that means.
Alan Pardew – press conference today
You either have targets or you don't have targets, and after all we know that bonuses are paid out – so they must be based on something.
And the news is coming through that Pardew has Ben Arfa training with the Development squad – so there's definitely a rift, and probably a big rift that seems to have developed between former star player Ben Arfa and the manager – and that's never good for either party.
And it cannot be doing Ben Arfa's confidence or mood any good, to be banished to training with the Reserves – and as we said – that's not good.
This is some of what Alan said in his press conference today:
"I wasn't set any targets for this season and the only targets are those that we set ourselves." "Saturday is very important, we have to put in a performance that gets the stadium on our side and gets us a win."
The good news is there are no new injury problems, and we just have to hope that a mini-miracle happens on Saturday afternoon, and that we can beat the rock bottom team Cardiff City at home, and in front of over 50,000 fans.
Is that asking too much?
That would be very good and would certainly help to lift the morale of the Newcastle fans, although not by too much.
That's because after the very poor performances this year, a massive rebuilding is required in the summer transfer window, if we are to have a decent side next season.
And the very last thing we want to have is another relegation fight next season.
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Contemporary since 1968
Retaining its youthful profile as a discovery fair, Art Brussels, one of Europe's original and most established fairs, celebrates its 35th edition in 2017. Since its inception, Art Brussels has evolved into one of the top European contemporary art fairs, and is a must-see in the international art calendar.
Discovery Prize winner
The jury of DISCOVERY was convinced by the stand of Harlan Levey Projects, presenting three engaging artists: Ella Littwitz (from Israel, living and working in Berlin and Israël), Emmanuel Van der Auwera (Brussels) and Haseeb Ahmed (Brussels-Zurich).Read more
SOLO Prize winner
The SOLO jury members were especially attracted by the SOLO presentation by Benoît Maire, represented by Meessen De Clercq gallery from Brussels.Read more
Explore Art Brussels on Artsy
Explore Artsy's official online preview of Art Brussels and get a first-look at what's on display. View artworks, search for artists, and make inquiries on works that catch your eye directly with exhibitors.Read more


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Data preprocessing for anomaly based network intrusion detection : a review
Davis, Jonathan Jeremy & Clark, Andrew J. (2011) Data preprocessing for anomaly based network intrusion detection : a review. Computers & Security, 30(6-7), pp. 353-375.
Data preprocessing is widely recognized as an important stage in anomaly detection. This paper reviews the data preprocessing techniques used by anomaly-based network intrusion detection systems (NIDS), concentrating on which aspects of the network traffic are analyzed, and what feature construction and selection methods have been used. Motivation for the paper comes from the large impact data preprocessing has on the accuracy and capability of anomaly-based NIDS. The review finds that many NIDS limit their view of network traffic to the TCP/IP packet headers. Time-based statistics can be derived from these headers to detect network scans, network worm behavior, and denial of service attacks. A number of other NIDS perform deeper inspection of request packets to detect attacks against network services and network applications. More recent approaches analyze full service responses to detect attacks targeting clients. The review covers a wide range of NIDS, highlighting which classes of attack are detectable by each of these approaches.
Data preprocessing is found to predominantly rely on expert domain knowledge for identifying the most relevant parts of network traffic and for constructing the initial candidate set of traffic features. On the other hand, automated methods have been widely used for feature extraction to reduce data dimensionality, and feature selection to find the most relevant subset of features from this candidate set. The review shows a trend toward deeper packet inspection to construct more relevant features through targeted content parsing. These context sensitive features are required to detect current attacks.
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The atheist Marquis de Sade (1740-1814) was an infamous French aristocrat and author of heavily philosophical pornography, as well as more traditional essays on philosophy.[1] Sadism, a paraphilia in which pleasure is derived from inflicting pain or seeing pain being inflicted on others, is named after him. The debauched lifestyle of the Marquis de Sade caused him to have periods of imprisonment.[2]
His books featured murder, torture, blasphemy and grotesque, violent, and ritualistic sex. His more major works remain banned in many countries to the present day, even though some of them have been highly influential; Juliet, a book released early in his career, has been imitated right up until the present, most recently by radical feminist Andrea Dworkin.
Atheists hypocritically claiming God is sadistic
See also: Atheist hypocrisy
Despite the strong historical connection between atheism and sadism, atheists/agnostics claim God is sadistic.[3][4][5] See also: Atheist hypocrisy
For example, the new atheist and agnostic Richard Dawkins claimed that the God of the Old Testament is "sadomasochistic" in his book The God Delusion.[6][7]
The American Atheists organization accused God of being sadistic via a billboard.[8]
Marquis de Sade quote
"Imperious, choleric, irascible, extreme in everything, with a dissolute imagination the like of which has never been seen, atheistic to the point of fanaticism, there you have me in a nutshell, and kill me again or take me as I am, for I shall not change." - Marquis de Sade[9]
See also
- Atheistic communism and torture
- Atheism and sexuality
- Atheism and mass murder
- Atheism and violence
- Atheist atrocities
- Mass rape of German women by the Soviet army
- Irreligion and domestic violence
- Atheism and morality
- Atheism and rape
- Antitheism and antisocial behavior
- ↑ http://www.trivia-library.com/a/biography-of-famous-atheist-marquis-de-sade.htm
- ↑ http://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/h2g2/A676190
- ↑ Is the God of the Old Testament a Merciless Monster? by Robin Schumacher
- ↑ Richard Dawkins quote, Goodreads.com
- ↑ Atheist billboards mock Romney, Obama religion, USA Today
- ↑ Is the God of the Old Testament a Merciless Monster? by Robin Schumacher
- ↑ Richard Dawkins quote, Goodreads.com
- ↑ Atheist billboards mock Romney, Obama religion, USA Today
- ↑ Marquis de Sade quotes