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When a file stage-in fails for some reason (like an ssh failure/timeout), Torque puts a Wait on that job by resetting the Execution Time for that job 30 minutes in the future. Does anybody know if this is configurable in anyway? IE, the number of retries and the amount of time waited until it is retried?

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The clinics near me offer a number of different laser machines. names like Light Sheer, IPL, Yag, Duet, Cool Glide. What do the medical expert here think works best in laser hair removal? --Julie
What's the Best Laser Hair Removal Machine?
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Best laser for hair removal
The answer to this question most certainly depends on your skin type. One practitioner above claims that the long pulsed ND:Yg is the best laser while another claims it is the Lightsheer. In fact we agree with both of them. The long pulsed Nd:Yg laser is best for darker skin types and the Lightsheer (Diode) is best for lighter skin types. One other laser that was not mentioned is the alexandrite laser. This is an excellent laser for light skinned hair removal. One thing that is important to keep in mind when choosing a laser is that we are talking about types of laser and brands of lasers in this discussion.
Best TYPES of lasers for hair removal: Diode and alexandrite for light skin, long pulsed Nd:Yg for darker skin.
The Lumenis Lightsheer is an excellent Diode laser. The Cynosure Apogee is an excellent alexandrite laser and the Sciton Profile is an excellent long pulsed Nd:Yg laser. This is certainly not meant to be an extensive list of brand names but hopefully clarifies the different between the type of laser used and the brand name of the laser.
Laser for Hair Removal: - Reputable Medical Laser Centers do NOT Require Pre-Paid Packages
Laser hair removal has come a long way since the first laser for hair removal received FDA clearance in the mid 1990's. Prices for laser hair removal should be posted on a website or easily available over the phone
Older generation lasers were slow, very painful and worked only on individuals with very dark hair and very light skin. Today, lasers can work on all skin colors and some lasers are even safe for treating tanned skinned. Lasers for hair removal can be performed on any (yes, any) area of the body.
When considering a hair removal laser treatment, consumers should ask the following questions:
First and foremost - Do NOT Pay for a laser series up front. Everyone responds diffeerently and a reputable laser center will feel confident that you will come back for services. pay as you go, do not pay up front
1) Is this laser FDA approved for hair removal on my skin type and hair color?
There are several lasers for hair removal available. No one laser is ideal for every individual. Depending on your skin color and hair color, some lasers will be more effective than others.
The Ruby Laser: This is the "original " hair removal laser. Its deep red color at 694nm is very well absorbed by the melanin pigment in hair, making it an excellent choice for fine and light hair. However, because melanin is present in the skin as well, the Ruby laser cannot be used on patients with skin that is not very light, including tanned skin. Because of this limitation, slow repetition rate, and relatively small spot size, Ruby lasers have become less popular for laser hair removal in recent years.
The Alexandrite Laser: This laser produces reddish light. With its large (up to 18mm) spot size and high repetition rate, the Alexandrite laser is the fastest hair removal laser, and is suitable for rapid treatment of large body areas in patient with light to olive complexion. An entire back can be treated in less than 30 minutes.
The Diode Laser: This laser, consists of a high power laser diode emitting infrared (invisible) light at ~800-808nm. The longer wavelength allows deep penetration into the skin and safety for darker skin types, but with less efficacy for lighter and finer hair. A smaller spot size means a longer treatment. That may mean a more expensive treatment. A longer treatment may also increase discomfort and a need for topical numbing
The long pulse Nd:YAG: This laser can be used on all skin types, including tanned skin. Large spot sizes and fast repetition rates allow large areas to be treated quickly. Then disadvantage is less effective clearance for fine and light hairs than some other hair removal lasers.
IPL devices are not lasers, because they emit non-coherent light of many different wavelengths. However, because most of the light energy is in the shorter wavelengths, treatment of darker skin types is less effective than with the appropriate laser.
2) What is the spot size of the laser? A larger spot size offers not only the advantage of faster treatment, but also additional safety and efficacy. As spot size increases, a lower percentage of the delivered light energy scatters outside of the treatment area, increasing the depth of pentration, and allowing a lower energy setting to be used for treatment.
3) What type of cooling system is the laser equipped with? It is important that a laser have consistent cooling in order to ensure patient safety and comfort.
4) Is there a board-certified physician on site? Although complications with new lasers for hair removal are rare, in the event of a complication, you need to know who will provide medical attention.
5) Are treatments sold in a package or one at a time? Because every person will respond at a slightly different rate, and some individuals will require more treatments than others for complete clearance, most laser centers will offer individual sessions.
6) Are complimentary consultations and spot tests available? You should be able to meet the technician and experience a pulse or two before committing to a treatment.
Learn more: http://www.bluewaterspa.com/laser-hair-what-to-look-for.html
The answer to this question is more complicated than one...
The answer to this question is more complicated than one would at first think.
There is not a single "best" laser for hair removal on all patients. The list of machines available for laser hair removal includes the diode, ruby, alexandrite, and Nd:YAG laser, as well as intense pulsed light devices. Many different variations of these lasers are available from numerous manufacturers.
The best laser for laser hair removal for each person depends on his or her skin color. In my experience, the diode laser is the most effective laser for removing hair on lighter skin, whereas the Nd:YAG is the safest and best laser for more darkly pigmented skin. I have not found any laser to be particularly effective in permanently reducing very blond or white hair.
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The gold standard in laser hair removal is the...
The gold standard in laser hair removal is the LightSheer laser. In broad strokes, you need monthly treatments for four to six and then two to four treatments a year to maintain a hair-free state. The darker the hair, the better it works.
This is the premier laser for hair removal. I have access to all kinds of hair removal lasers, and this is the one that I use on my wife, myself, and my family.
LightSheer Duet is the best laser for hair removal
We obtained a new LightSheer Duet laser about 6 months ago, to replace our regular LightSheer Diode. The Duet is a huge leap forward for laser hair removal. Not only is it five times faster but the comfort level is significantly better. Not a single patient has complained of pain or discomfort with this laser. The results have been excellent on all skin types and many patients who were reluctant to treat large areas, such as the legs, chest and back, have gone ahead with this laser mainly because it is so tolerable and fast. Like other lasers, however, it does not work on blonde or white hair.
We have been doing laser hair removal in my practice for nearly 12 years. In that time, we have tested almost every type of laser there is, including the Alexandrite, NdYag, Coolglide, IPL etc. We and our patients agreed years ago that the LightSheer Diode was the best overall laser in terms of efficacy, comfort and speed. The new Duet sets the bar even higher and is the first laser I have obtained that has generated emails from patients thanking me for getting it.
While no laser can guarantee the same results on every patient and skin type, most of the modern lasers do a very good job. The main difference between them is patient comfort and speed.
Best Hair Removal Laser
There are several devices used for laser hair removal. The best one does depend on your skin type mainly.
I think the best overall laser is the new LightSheer Duet Diode laser by Lumenis. It is fast, very effective, and much less painful than the other hair lasers. It uses a suction device to decrease pain. I have used about 8 different hair lasers and was super impressed by this laser - enough to buy one.
The LightSheer Duet can be used on all skin types, but the best laser for really dark skin is probably the long pulsed Nd:YAG (GentleYag by Syneron/Candela).
Having said that, all of the laser hair removal devices work - how well they work depends on the settings being used, the skin and hair type of the patient. An experienced technician is always important.
Our protocol is to do 6 treatments in a series and space them at least 6 weeks apart. So, undergoing laser hair removal is a bit of a project. But it is worth it.
Learn more: http://www.pacificdermcenter.com/laser-treatments/
Best Laser for LHR
I've found the best laser for laser hair removal is the Gentle Max.
Not all lasers for hair removal are created equal. My practice offers only the best lasers with clinically proven results that are permanent.
Learn more: http://www.dennisgrossmd.com/services/treatment/hair-removal/
Laser Hair Removal - Ideal Device
As noted by the other physicians above, there are several effective devices for laser hair removal (differing in both wavelength used to target the hair follicle as well as the manufacturer). After having had experience with various lasers for hair removal, I liked the Alexandrite 755 nm (Cyanosure, I believe) laser. However, by far, my favorite laser for hair removal is the Lumenis Light Sheer Duet. It is considerably less painful - the vacuum/suction component of the handpiece "tricks" your nerve endings into feeling suction instead of the laser itself. Also, the Lumenis Light Sheer Duet has a relatively large spot size, which means that large areas of the body like the full lets, arms, etc can be treated relatively quickly. Also, due to the suction, your skin is pulled up closer to the actual diode (laser), which allows more effective and predictable results because of this closer proximity of the hair-bearing skin to the laser energy emitting diode. This device also inludes a seperate handpiece that has a smaller tip and a DCD (dynamic cooling device) component as well. The latter handpiece is good for smaller areas of the face, bikini areas, and areas overlying body convexities.
To recap. . . laser hair removal is a fabulous option that practioners are able to offer their patients (decreasing your chances for "ingrown hairs" and almost eliminating the need to use a razor once your series of treatments yields adequate results). In my opinion, the Lumenis LightSheer Duet is the top-of-the line, least painful, most effective, and fastest lasers currently available for laser hair removal.
Take care,
Best results depend on your skin type, laser type, and practitioner
I am a big fan of:
alexandrite laser for light skinned people (cynosure apogee elite, candela gentlelase are examples of alexandrite lasers)
nd yag for darker skinned folks (cynosure apogee elite, candela gentleyag)
I think diode lasers (lightsheer) is also a good one, although I prefer individualized lasers mentioned above.
Not a big fan of IPL for laser hair removal...I used IPL for a while but gave it up in favor of above technologies.
LightSheer Duet Gets My Vote as Most Effective, Most Comfortable, and Fastest System Overall. 5 out of 5 Stars.
I started with Laser Hair Removal(LHR) almost 20 years ago! My first machine was a Ruby Laser that cost me a ton of money and ended up being a very expensive door stop- I eventually sold it for parts. I invested in various technologies over the years, but for the last several years we have depended on the LightSheer Diode Laser. Last year we upgraded to the latest model, the LightSheer Duet, the Ferrari of the Hair Removal Systems. By far it is the fastest and most comfortable way of getting rid of unwanted hair. What used to take hours of treatment (a man's back for example) can now be done in less than half an hour. We also have other technologies available for special circumstances, but the most useful and most commonly used is the LightSheer Duet in our Clinics. It is strongly recommended. The results are excellent, and patient comfort is really great. It is a 'no brainer'. Why did I upgrade our laser? LHR is now more or less a commodity, and people are shopping on the basis of price and convenience. Why spend 3 hours getting a treatment if you can come to my clinic and be done in 20 minutes? It made good business sense to provide my patients with the best technology available, and my philosophy in general has always been to "under promise and over deliver". The LightSheer Duet in the right hands is a very effective and safe way to remove unwanted hair. In our community, we have many people using cheap machines for laser hair removal. Unfortunately, many have no idea how to use their machines, and they don't understand the principles involved. We often see laser burns and blisters from inexperienced clinics. We just saw someone in followup this week who had already paid for 7 treatments elsewhere, with absolutely NO results. She was amazed at her results after a single treatment at our clinic. She realized that she had wasted all that time and money for nothing, and she learned a valuable lesson. You should look for people in your community who have experience, multiple technologies, and who really know what they are doing. Try to get a word of mouth referral, and remember that glossy ads and marketing hype are NOT reliable indicators of quality care. Don't just look at telephone listings or websites- try to talk to real people who have experienced the procedure.
These answers are for educational purposes and should not be relied upon as a substitute for medical advice you may receive from your physician. If you have a medical emergency, please call 911. These answers do not constitute or initiate a patient/doctor relationship.

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The pelvic floor is a group of muscles that form the floor of the pelvis. There are several functions of this muscle group. The first function is the support of pelvic organs such as the bladder, uterus, ovaries, and rectum. The second function of the pelvic floor muscles is to maintain continence of urine and feces via a sphincter role. The third function is to provide sexual appreciation. Last but not least, these muscles are the primary stabilizers of the pelvic joints and pelvic girdle which helps prevent sacroiliac and lumbar injuries.


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Los Changuitos Feos de Tucson wasn't the first orchestra to play mariachi music in this country.
But you could make a solid argument that the youth orchestra, celebrating its 50th year next weekend, had a lot to do with making the music big in the U.S.
- Five of the original members of Mariachi Cobre, founded in 1971 and the house band at Disney World's Epcot center, were graduates of the Changos, the nickname for the group.
- In 2004, Changos graduate Jeff Nevin launched the first college degree program in mariachi at Southwestern College in Chula Vista, California; colleges around the country have followed suit.
- High school mariachi programs didn't exist in Tucson or elsewhere when the Changos began. Now, they are found across the country. Nevin was behind the drive in San Diego, where 20 high schools have mariachi programs, all with scholarship programs based on the one offered by the Changos. Gilbert Velez, one of the original members of the Changos, is writing a book about the mariachi movement in this country. He says about 2,000 high schools in this country now have mariachi programs.
In the coming week, alumni of the program, parents of alumni, fans, and even Mariachi Cobre, gather to celebrate 50 years, culminating in a massive mariachi concert on Saturday.
The beginnings
It was 1964. David Ruiz was about 12 and a killer trumpet player. He had won a spot in a local boys band, but dropped out.
"I had tried to fit in, but at that time my perception was that I'm brown, they are not; I'm not part of the clique."
One day, his mother told him about a mariachi band for youths that was forming. She gently urged him to find out more. Ruiz headed to the basement of All Saints Church, where the Changos got their start.
"That's where I met Father Rourke," says Ruiz, now a physician and university professor in Vancouver, Washington.
The Irish Rev. Charles Rourke, who died in 1993, was a jazz musician before he became a priest. He was young, progressive and energetic, and he longed to find something for the youth of Tucson to do other than lift weights over the summer.
About that time, a bus full of orphans from Mexico came through and performed a mariachi concert.
"Father said, 'Hey, this is a good venue for helping the kids appreciate their Hispanic heritage,'" recalls Velez, who joined Ruiz and five other boys in that church basement.
"Four of us were in elementary, two in high school," remembers Velez, now 64 and the mariachi director at the University of Arizona School of Music.
"Our first performance, we had six guitars and a trumpet and played a church picnic," says Velez. "We knew six songs, and when we were finished playing, they wanted more. So we played the same six songs, over and over."
"We were reconnecting with our culture," says Ruiz, 63. "We were a source of pride for the Latino community, and that was a certain responsibility that we all carried."
Within two years, Los Changuitos Feos — the ugly little monkeys — had established a reputation. The group traveled to such places as Guadalajara, Chicago, and Washington, where they performed at Richard Nixon's 1968 inaugural parade.
At the time, mariachi was a male-dominated field. It took 17 years for the first female to venture forth — Dolores Montanez Noperi joined in June of 1981; six months later, Bridget Keating became the second. Today, half of the 14 musicians in Changos are females.
College for Changos
As the orchestra's reputation grew, requests for performances came in — paid performances.
So Father Rourke established a scholarship program. A portion of the proceeds went to travel, uniforms and other expenses, and a portion was put into the scholarship fund. Members who had played with the group for at least two years, maintained a B average, and went to college immediately after high school received scholarship money.
That money helped Ruiz attend Stanford, Nevin the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, and Velez the University of Arizona.
Over the last decade close to $500,000 in scholarship funds have been given out.
The ripples
For many of the Chango alumni, the music never stopped. A sampling:
- Gilbert Velez was one of the original members of the professional orchestra Mariachi Cobre. After 10 years, he left and founded Mariachi America, which played at Velez's El Mariachi Restaurant and Cantina in Tucson until it closed in 2001. Today, in addition to teaching mariachi at the UA, he is director of Nogales High School's orchestra, Mariachi Apache.
"Through Changos, we won the respect for the Mexican culture from Anglos, and won the respect from Mexicans for Mexican Americans," says Velez.
- David Ruiz went on to play trumpet in the Stanford University marching band, and continues to play today — he is in a small jazz group that performs around the Vancouver, Washington, area. What the graduate of the University of Washington School of Medicine learned in the Changos informs his work, he says.
"To this day, when I talk to residents and I'm teaching, I talk about medicine as performance art — you have to know the science, but it's also about relating to people. My first training for that came from the Changuitos."
- Jeff Nevin, who joined the group in 1984, had never thought of a music career, but after Changos, he went on to get his Ph.D. in music theory. He continues to play professionally, as well as to oversee the Mariachi Scholarship Foundation for high schoolers in San Diego, and teach mariachi at Southwestern College.
"All of this, the degrees, studying music, all these crazy things I've done, all trace back to that group," says Nevin, now 45. "What we have here in San Diego, everything goes back to Changos."Salvador Gallegos, 41, wasn't particularly well-versed in mariachi music when he joined the Changos in 1988. He went on to study music in college and has performed around the country. Today he is the music director of the Changos, heads up the mariachi program at Desert View High School, directs the professional mariachi group Mariachi Sonido de Mexico, and performs with his brothers in the Los Gallegos Band.
"Los Changuitos Feos promotes the musicians' culture," says Gallegos. "It's where students can better themselves and move ahead in life."Samantha Romero Gastellum played with the Changos for five years, starting in 2002, when she was in the eighth grade. The violin player, now 26, was helped in college with the scholarship funds. Now, she teaches mariachi in Las Vegas' Clark County School District.
"It really changed my whole life," Gastellum says of her Changos experience. "Being part of something that was so historic for Tucson and for mariachi music was exciting for me. ... Now I teach music every day, and it all started with the Changos."
The beat goes on
Today, Los Changuitos has 14 members from various Tucson schools. It's a program that parents and students alike champion.
DeeDee Guzman recognizes that the commitment for a parent is almost as deep as it is for a student. She chauffeurs her daughter, Andrea, around to Changos practices at least twice a week, and gets her to performances.
"One of the things the program does is teach these kids responsibility and discipline," she says.
Andrea, now 15 and a sophomore at San Miguel High School, started with the Changos when she was in the fifth grade.
"You have to work a lot together," says the young violin player, who practices roughly two hours a day and spends about eight hours a week in rehearsal with Changos.
Mariachi music, she says, "speaks to my roots. … You feel you can play with a lot more feeling because you know what you are singing about, you know what the composer is trying to get out."
She has forged deep friendships with the other performers, but there are important lessons she's learned, too, she says.
"You have to be able to communicate, and work together with others, and see how they learn," she says. "It has taught me a lot of responsibility and time management."
These days, the Changos play the 8 a.m. mass at San Agustine Cathedral the third Sunday of every month. Most weekends are taken up with at least one performance.
"They do over 150 concerts a year," says Alex Garcia, 29, a volunteer board member and the point person for bookings. The Tucson police officer was a member of a youth mariachi program other than the Changos, plays trumpet and the guitarrón, and focuses on music and music education in his free time.
"I feel very strongly about the importance of mariachi music here in Tucson," he says. "Not just an idea, but a program students can go to and learn correctly and well enough to have a future in music. Changos is a good program to do that."


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Q2 2018 EPS Estimates for FleetCor Technologies, Inc. Cut by Analyst (NYSE:FLT)
FleetCor Technologies, Inc. (NYSE:FLT) – Research analysts at William Blair lowered their Q2 2018 EPS estimates for FleetCor Technologies in a research report issued to clients and investors on Wednesday. William Blair analyst R. Napoli now forecasts that the business services provider will post earnings per share of $2.11 for the quarter, down from their previous estimate of $2.12. William Blair has a "Outperform" rating on the stock.
FLT has been the subject of a number of other research reports. Wells Fargo & Company set a $175.00 target price on shares of FleetCor Technologies and gave the stock a "buy" rating in a research report on Wednesday, April 5th. Jefferies Group LLC restated a "buy" rating and issued a $197.00 target price on shares of FleetCor Technologies in a report on Wednesday, May 24th. SunTrust Banks, Inc. restated a "buy" rating on shares of FleetCor Technologies in a report on Wednesday, May 3rd. Compass Point upgraded shares of FleetCor Technologies from a "neutral" rating to a "buy" rating and set a $170.00 price target on the stock in a report on Wednesday, May 3rd. Finally, Deutsche Bank AG reaffirmed a "buy" rating and issued a $185.00 price target on shares of FleetCor Technologies in a research report on Monday, April 24th. One research analyst has rated the stock with a sell rating, two have given a hold rating, thirteen have given a buy rating and one has issued a strong buy rating to the company. The stock presently has an average rating of "Buy" and an average price target of $178.07.
Shares of FleetCor Technologies (NYSE:FLT) traded up 0.050% during mid-day trading on Friday, reaching $149.575. 205,624 shares of the company's stock traded hands. The stock has a market cap of $13.80 billion, a PE ratio of 30.594 and a beta of 1.44. FleetCor Technologies has a 12 month low of $121.52 and a 12 month high of $176.42. The firm has a 50 day moving average price of $142.63 and a 200-day moving average price of $149.31.
FleetCor Technologies (NYSE:FLT) last announced its quarterly earnings data on Monday, May 1st. The business services provider reported $1.96 EPS for the quarter, beating the Zacks' consensus estimate of $1.87 by $0.09. The business had revenue of $520.43 million during the quarter, compared to analyst estimates of $514.56 million. FleetCor Technologies had a net margin of 23.89% and a return on equity of 20.20%. The firm's revenue for the quarter was up 25.6% on a year-over-year basis. During the same quarter in the prior year, the business earned $1.53 earnings per share.
Large investors have recently made changes to their positions in the company. BlackRock Inc. raised its position in FleetCor Technologies by 2,721.2% in the first quarter. BlackRock Inc. now owns 5,251,662 shares of the business services provider's stock worth $795,260,000 after buying an additional 5,065,513 shares in the last quarter. Egerton Capital UK LLP purchased a new position in FleetCor Technologies during the first quarter worth $155,014,000. FMR LLC raised its position in FleetCor Technologies by 32.2% in the first quarter. FMR LLC now owns 2,645,484 shares of the business services provider's stock worth $400,606,000 after buying an additional 645,085 shares in the last quarter. Renaissance Technologies LLC purchased a new position in FleetCor Technologies during the first quarter worth $80,379,000. Finally, Morgan Stanley raised its position in FleetCor Technologies by 522.4% in the first quarter. Morgan Stanley now owns 517,598 shares of the business services provider's stock worth $78,381,000 after buying an additional 434,443 shares in the last quarter. 95.28% of the stock is currently owned by hedge funds and other institutional investors.
In other news, Director Mark A. Johnson bought 1,000 shares of the company's stock in a transaction that occurred on Friday, May 5th. The shares were purchased at an average price of $134.15 per share, with a total value of $134,150.00. Following the completion of the acquisition, the director now directly owns 102,491 shares in the company, valued at $13,749,167.65. The purchase was disclosed in a filing with the Securities & Exchange Commission, which is available through this hyperlink. Also, Director Jeffrey Steven Sloan bought 2,000 shares of the company's stock in a transaction that occurred on Tuesday, May 9th. The shares were purchased at an average cost of $134.43 per share, for a total transaction of $268,860.00. Following the acquisition, the director now owns 9,991 shares of the company's stock, valued at $1,343,090.13. The disclosure for this purchase can be found here. Over the last ninety days, insiders have bought 8,850 shares of company stock worth $1,208,985. Corporate insiders own 4.30% of the company's stock.
About FleetCor Technologies
FleetCor Technologies, Inc is a provider of workforce payment products. The Company offers fuel card payments product solutions, corporate payments products, toll products, lodging cards and gift cards. The Company operates through two segments: North America and International. Its products are sold to businesses, retailers, oil companies and marketers and government entities.
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I am allowed to create a non-exclusive account, correct? Can I use the same preview and thumbnail format? Also, can I upload files similar to my existing ones?
If your files are too similar to your existing ones they won't be approved. The preview and thumbnail are up to you as long as they're different enough that you can tell the files apart. Thanks!


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Microsoft has posted a video showing how long it takes for Xbox One to boot up from its "Xbox, on" Kinect-powered voice command.
Company mouthpiece Larry "Major Nelson" Hryb is shown giving the command, which switches on the console and TV, identifies him, logs him in and arrives on his personalised home screen.
The whole process takes about 15 seconds from start to finish.
Microsoft has previously demoed how fast the Xbox One can scan voucher codes via Kinect, another use of the bundled sensor.


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WEST COVINA - Los Angeles Lakers forward Antawn Jamison will meet fans, sign autographs and pose for pictures from 3 to 5 p.m. Saturday at at the new Walmart Supercenter at 2735 E. Eastland Center Drive in West Covina.
Jamison is in his first year with the Lakers. He started his career with the Golden State Warriors, then played for the Dallas Mavericks, Washington Wizards and Cleveland Cavaliers before joining the Lakers this season.


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Here's how you can download the Fast for Facebook app free for Android devices.
1. Go to the Google Play page for the free app Fast for Facebook.
2. Tap the Install button.
Here's a description of Fast for Facebook :
"Over than 1 million people downloaded Fast! But What is Fast for Facebook?
Fast is a new and free android client to manage your Facebook account: Fast is born from the idea to give a great experience even to the less powerful device!
After many Updates, it is a Facebook client with low battery and bandwidth consumption and a unique user interface. It is active only when you want. No hidden services or annoying notifications.
Ad free version: http://goo.gl/8wLKr
Main features:
• Access to Facebook News Feed
• Send and share contents
• Read notifications
• Read and send private messages
• Chat
• Search friends, people, pages and everything else
• View Albums and download photos
• Access to Groups and Pages
• Background themes (grey, white or pictures loaded from your Device)
• Widget and quick links
• Optional Security pin against snoopy
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Joseph Miller, a 2007 graduate of Kenmore High School, has committed to continue his academic and basketball career at Fairmont State University.
Miller, a 6-foot-5 forward, was a key player for the Cardinals, who finished with a record of 17-7 and reached a Division II regional semifinal for the first time in more than 30 years last season. Miller was a second-team all-City Series selection.


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Has Scott Pilgrim Found His Dream Woman?
Winstead in talks for Wrights new flick
Scott Pilgirm (aka Superbad's Michael Cera) could well have found the object of his affection in the rather lovely shape of Mary Elizabeth Winstead. The Death Proof/Die Hard 4.0 star is in negotiations to star in Edgar Wright's adaptation of the cult comic book in Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World.
Based on Bryan Lee O'Malley graphic novel, the movie will find Winstead will playing a delivery girl named Ramona V. Flowers, the dream woman of our 23-year-old slacker hero who must do battle with her seven evil ex-boyfriends in order to win her heart.
While this is unlikely to the meaty role that Winstead really needs following a slew of unchallenging supporting parts, Scott Pilgrim certainly sounds like it could play to her spunky girl-next-door strengths.
We'll keep you up to date with all the latest developments as we get them.


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Hi Matt.
While a console is nice to have sometimes for troubleshooting and advanced
configuration I think that removing the webGUI would be a big step back. The
webGUI is easy to use and makes configuration a breeze. I don't know why
anyone would want to remove that.
If you are talking about adding console access via ssh without removing
anything I think that could come in handy from time to time, especially if a
few simple networking tools were added along with it.
> Quick question:
> Our solution requires us to sometimes make immediate changes to our
> m0n0wall. We've considered removing the webGUI and adding console access
> instead, as all of us here enjoy working with console more than web.
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Nazi's lawyer calls off funeral
ALBANO LAZIALE, Italy — The bitterly protested funeral of Nazi war criminal Erich Priebke was called off hours after it was to begin Tuesday by his lawyer, who said police prevented friends and family members from attending amid a noisy protest against the planned religious ceremony.
Hundreds of people — shouting "Murderer!" and "Executioner!" — jeered as Priebke's coffin arrived for the funeral Mass to be celebrated by a splinter Catholic group opposed to the Vatican's outreach to Jews. Protesters even heckled a priest arriving at the gates, yelling ''Shame!" One woman fainted.
Priebke's lawyer, Paolo Giachini, said the funeral didn't take place ''because authorities did not allow people to enter who wanted to come in. Everything was ready. We were waiting for those who should have arrived to participate."
Participants were to include Priebke's son Ingo; other lawyers in Giachini's firm; and some younger, right-wing sympathizers, Giachini said.
"They were there for a religious ceremony. They didn't have banners or other political manifestations," he said.
The casket remained inside. Giachini said he doesn't know what will happen next. He said he is turning over responsibility for future decisions to the family and expressed disappointment at the ''indignities" that prevented the ceremony.
Since Priebke's death on Friday, debate has raged over what to do with his remains of the 100-year-old. Pope Francis' vicar for Rome refused him a funeral in a Catholic church, and Rome's police chief backed him up, citing concerns for public order.
Priebke participated in one of the worst massacres in German-occupied Italy during World War II — the slaughter of 335 civilians at the Ardeatine Caves outside Rome. Tensions have been high ever since he died and left behind an interview in which he denied Jews were gassed in the Holocaust.
No one appeared ready to handle Priebke's service until, in a surreal twist, the schismatic Society of St. Pius X in the city of Albano Laziale, south of Rome, stepped forward to celebrate the funeral Mass. The society is known for anti-Semitic views of some of its members.
., celebrates the pre-Vatican II old Latin Mass. Where Priebke will be buried remains unresolved.
The society was formed in 1969, opposed to the modernizing reforms of the Second Vatican Council, particularly its outreach to Jews. It split from Rome after its leader consecrated bishops without papal consent. It currently has no legal standing in the Catholic Church.
As Giachini spoke by telephone from within the splinter group's complex late Tuesday evening, Italian television broadcast images of scuffles between demonstrators protesting the funeral and right-wing extremists who were among those denied entry.
''They are trying to enter because they want to take the casket," Giachini said. ''I don't know ... they want to damage it, as they did to Mussolini. They want to enter by force and tear everything apart."


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From Evidence-based Medicine to Marketing-based Medicine: Evidence from Internal Industry Documents
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While much excitement has been generated surrounding evidence-based medicine, internal documents from the pharmaceutical industry suggest that the publicly available evidence base may not accurately represent the underlying data regarding its products. The industry and its associated medical communication firms state that publications in the medical literature primarily serve marketing interests. Suppression and spinning of negative data and ghostwriting have emerged as tools to help manage medical journal publications to best suit product sales, while disease mongering and market segmentation of physicians are also used to efficiently maximize profits. We propose that while evidence-based medicine is a noble ideal, marketing-based medicine is the current reality.


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We Blame the Chiefs
I know the Kansas City Chiefs are supposed to be pretty bad, but I didn't think they were this bad.
This is an actual obituary as published in the Kansas City Star on November 18, 2012:
It reads:
Loren G. "Sam" Lickteig passed away on Nov. 14, 2012 of complications from MS and heartbreaking disappointment caused by the Kansas City Chiefs football team. A celebration of life is set for Tuesday, Nov. 20 at 11 a.m. at Coronation of Our Lady Catholic Church, 13000 Bennington Avenue, Grandview, MO, with a luncheon following in the church hall.
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Prospect Theatre
118 S. Main Street,
Mount Prospect,
5 people favorited this theater
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Spelling should be changed from Theater to Theatre per the 1984 photo posted by Lost Memory on 05/16/09.
Here is a December 1968 ad from the Daily Herald:
Apparently there is no CT page yet for the Mount Prospect Cinema at Rand Road & Central Road, whose ad is pictured in ken mc's May 19th post.
FYI. Just noticed the 1984 picture shows "Prospect Theatre" spelled with the "RE". Not sure if that means updating the header/bio or not for accuracy.
The Mt. Prospect theater mentioned previously was advertised in this June 1983 issue of the Daily Herald:
I remember that the last movie to show there was Kindergarten Cop. April of 1991. It was there the last 2 weeks and I saw it the first week there. I remember that the woman who sold the tickets had red hair and I assume was part of the Rocky Horror that was done there fromt ime to time.
Here are two ads for the Prospect, as well as a photo from later days:
Here is a March 1960 ad from the Arlington Daily Herald:
This is the new URL for the photo of the prospect's demolition.
The Mount Prospect Cinema billymac refers to was located at Rand & Central. It was a triplex and is now the Bristol Court Banquet Hall, 828 East Rand Road.
Yes! Thank you Bryan. At least that's a confirmation. That's exactly where it was. I'm pretty sure it was on Rand & Golf, or Rand & Central. There was a batting cages across the street. I'll check the website you recommended and one of these days get around to checking the Trib archives like I said. Thanks again!
No. It wasn't that one (Morton Grove ended as a second-run theater right?? I remember that place). I could've sworn the theater I'm thinking of was located in Mount Prospect, but this defintely isn't it. I think I should check a Chicago Trib from the 70s & see which theaters were in operation.
Morton Grove maybe?
Not sure if this is the theater I remember. I know I saw "Star Wars," "Clash of the Titans" & "Tron" at some theater in this area. I thought the picture would clinch it, but it doesn't. Was this a General Cinema?? Did it have a marquee near the front of the parking lot? I seem to remember playing in the gravel/rocks at its base? This listing says it was a single screen, so I don't think this was the one. Anyone from the area know what I'm thinking of?? It's not Palwaukee, Deerbrook, Golf Glen, Golf Mill, Old Orchard, Twin, or Edens.


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This trial has now finished. The Plus 16 Transport Policy is now out for consultation. Visit:
Kent County Council is looking to introduce a "Kent 16+ Travel Pass" (the Pass) for bus travel. The Pass would be available to Kent resident learners in Years 12 and 13 (and Year 14 students who are completing their 14 - 19 studies).
It would also be available to 16-24 year-olds with Statements of Educational Need or a Learning Difficulty Assessment (139a) (in line with the 16-19 Statutory Duty and existing KCC discretionary transport policy.)
The new scheme is intended to provide support for learners to:
A trial of the proposed Bus Pass scheme is being undertaken during terms 1, 2 and 3 (2011/12) in two areas (Dartford/Gravesend and Shepway) to help determine key details of the operation of the Pass. The overarching intention behind the trial is to draw a comparison between the current post-16 travel arrangements and the Pass to determine whether it increases learner participation and learner choice.
As part of this trail, we are also carrying out a survey of Year 11, 12 and 13 students and their parents/carers about travelling to and from school or college.
This consultation has now closed.
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Makeup 101: "What Do I Need All Of These Brushes For?"
I'm a longtime makeup fiend, but up until last year I had yet to be schooled in the magic of makeup brushes. Sure, I used the small, tapered type to flick on my gel eyeliner, and a couple of shoddy shadow brushes I had accumulated from long-forgotten palettes, but the numerous varieties and purposes were lost on me. I patted on powder with the stupid sponge it came with and wondered why my face looked so cakey; I applied blush with my fingertips and became frustrated when I could never blend the color properly. On a whim I purchased a $12 set of EcoTools brushes from CVS: it was rudimentary, but it was a start.
As soon as I acquainted myself with the specific tools — a fluffy powder brush, three separate shadow brushes for different uses (who knew?), and a slanted liner brush — and the various ways to use them, I noticed immediately how much better they were at applying makeup than my grimy hands. Where my powder had once highlighted my pores, it now airbrushed them into submission; where my eyeshadow would go patchy and stick to my fingers more than my lids, it now went on smooth and solid. And these were cheap drugstore brushes! (For the record, if you're not looking to drop big cash on luxury brushes, or you want to try a budget version before you invest, I do highly recommend the EcoTools brand.)
I'm hardly a brush expert — because, let's face it, I'm way too disorganized and ADHD to use all the right tools for all the right things — but Jane Iredale National Educator Elias Elgueta totally is. (A bit of backstory, if you're unfamiliar with the name: Jane Iredale, named for the brand's founder, creates natural mineral makeup with skincare benefits, so much so that the brand is recommended by plastic surgeons, dermatologists, and skin care professionals who are well-acquainted with the issues that many ingredients in makeup can cause. Jane's makeup and brushes are all certified cruelty-free.)
We got to chat with Elias and ask him a few questions. Here's what he had to say:
"There are many different brushes out there. They vary in length, density and hair type.
Generally, a synthetic brush is the way to go when working with cream, or liquid products (wet). We now even have the choice of synthetic/natural hair hybrids. This combination has been proven to be very versatile as you can use them to apply powders, creams, liquids, blush, bronzers and finishing powders. A prime example of this is jane iredale's Blending Brush.
When it comes to natural hair brushes, the choices are quite wide. The brush performance will be based upon the hair used (as some animals will have much coarser hair), the shape and the density of the bristles.
As a general rule, coarser hair will pick up more product than that of an animal with finer hair. How densely the brush is packed also matters – the more hair, the more color payoff. When the bristles are longer and less packed they pick up less product, therefore, applying less of it. These scenarios are equally important. For instance you want your foundation brush to pick up more product, so you would select a more densely packed brush. For blending a product like eyeshadow or working in the crease of the lid, a less densely packed brush is more ideal."
- What do you consider the must-have brushes for the average makeup wearer?
"A must-have brush is one that you will need to use everyday to complete your makeup application. In my experience, that would be a foundation brush to help achieve a natural-looking, flawless complexion. If you are using a liquid or cream foundation, choose a brush that is made of synthetic fibers, like nylon. That will allow for the product to be more evenly and easily distributed. A natural hair brush will be the best tool when using a powder (dry) foundation."
- What makes a high-end brush superior to the average brush you can find at a drugstore?
"Although it is not about the cost of a brush, acquiring a good quality makeup brush is certainly an investment that should be made. No matter where you decide to buy your brush, the type, quality of hair, shape of the brush, and how the hair is attached to the handle by the ferule (usually a metal band that connects the bristles to the handle) are the things that matter most."
- What qualities or components should you look for when buying a brush?
"Some qualities that I look for in a brush are:
Bristles on the brush have been hand-tied rather than cut-to-shape. Just like human hair, an animal's hair will naturally taper at the ends because of the loss of keratin layers. Tapering off to a fine point makes the brush feel soft and soothing to the skin – not to mention that it will be able to pick up just the right amount of product, blending it like a dream! Cut-to-shape brushes feel rough and prickly to the touch – which is not the most fun or luxurious experience.
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Bandits steal one from Rattlers
By Chris Mehring / Wisconsin Timber Rattlers | May 25, 2012 8:21 PM ET
The game started after a 58 minute rain delay and both offenses were ready to go. Wisconsin scored three times in the first inning and Quad Cities scored twice.
The first four Timber Rattlers batters of the game had hits. Brandon Macias and Max Walla started the game with singles. Jason Rogers drove in Macias with a double off the wall in left for the first run. Nick Ramirez was next and his single to right sent Walla home. A sacrifice fly by Greg Hopkins knocked in Rogers for the 3-0 lead.
But, Quad Cities (22-25) rallied in the bottom of the first. Rattlers starting pitcher Chad Thompson walked the first two batters of the inning and threw a wild pitch to move them both into scoring position. Colin Walsh's sacrifice fly got the first run home. An RBI double by David Medina with two outs got the second run across the plate to make the score 3-2.
Thompson worked a 1-2-3 second and a 1-2-3 third, but ran into trouble in the bottom of the fourth. He gave up a leadoff double to Tyler Rahmatulla and a single to Medina. Then, Thompson threw a wild pitch to let Rahmatulla score the tying run and let Medina take second. But, Thompson bounced back to strikeout the side to keep Medina at second and the game tied.
Wisconsin (30-18) went back in front in the top of the fifth inning on a defensive miscue. Rogers was at second with two outs and Hopkins at the plate. Hopkins sent a grounder to short that went through the legs of Neal Pritchard. Rogers scampered home with the unearned run to make it 4-3.
Bad defense by the River Bandits let the Rattlers take the lead, but Wisconsin gave that run back and let Quad Cities tie the game in the bottom of the sixth on a play that featured two errors.
Reliever Mark Williams walked Medina to start the sixth after getting ahead of him 0-2. Williams hit Virgil Hill to put runners on first and second with no outs. Williams got the first out on a shallow flyball to left.
The next batter was Pritchard and his at bat led to chaos. Williams jammed Pritchard, who sent a low popup to short. Yadiel Rivera charged the ball and appeared to make the catch in the baseline with Medina well off second base. The play was ruled a trap. Rivera tagged Medina for the second out, but threw wildly to second to try and get Hill for the third out. Hill took off for third as the ball rolled to Walla in right field. Walla attempted to get Hill at third base, but the throw sailed on him and the ball wound up in the seats to let Hill score the tying run.
Defense let the Rattlers down in the bottom of the ninth, too. Rasmus started the inning with a single to right. Pritchard was next and he bunted out in front of the plate. The throw went down to second base, but Rasmus beat the play to get into scoring position with the winning run. Roberto Reyes was next and he was also called on to bunt. He dropped his sacrifice attempt up the third base line and Williams went over to field the ball. The Rattlers pitcher whirled and threw to third, but was wild and the ball went into left field. Rasmus raced for home and beat the throw to score and deny the Rattlers a three game sweep.
The Timber Rattlers continue their 13-game road trip with game one of a four game series at Peoria on Saturday night. David Goforth (3-3, 5.74) is the scheduled starting pitcher for the Timber Rattlers. Gerardo Concepcion (1-3, 7.89) is set to go for the Chiefs. Game time at O'Brien Field is 6:30pm.
Tune in for the broadcast on AM1280, WNAM or timberrattlers.com starting with the Miller Lite Pregame Show at 6:10pm.
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LP: Mark Williams (2-4)
TIME: 2:50 (:58 delay)
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by William White | December 11, 2013 10:21 am
President Barack Obama was caught taking a selfie[1] at Nelson Mandela's memorial service on Tuesday.
President Obama was photographed as he squeezed in for a selfie with British Prime Minister David Cameron and Danish Prime Minister Helle Thorning-Schmidt at the service being held in South Africa. First Lady Michelle Obama didn't take part in the selfie and is instead seen looking away from the group, reports The Christian Science Monitor.
The photo of Obama's selfie made its way around the web and was met with criticism[3].
"I would have thought you would have more class than to take a selfie at a funeral? I expect better of 'World Leaders'," "Incredibly disrespectful," and "only @BarackObama would take a selfie during a memorial service for #NelsonMemorial . No manners," are a few of the Tweets criticizing the President's behavior.
The president even earned himself a spot on the Tumblr "Selfies at Funeral." Jason Feifer, the creator of the Tumblr, announced that he will be closing the group now that he has posted Obama's selfie. He claims that there is "nobody bigger in the world that could have taken a selfie at a funeral," reports The Los Angeles Times[4].
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Jefferson Adams is a freelance writer living in San Francisco. His poems, essays and photographs have appeared in Antioch Review, Blue Mesa Review, CALIBAN, Hayden's Ferry Review, Huffington Post, the Mississippi Review, and Slate among others.
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Pork chops are one of my reliable standbys, one of my go-to dishes when I need to make a delicious dinner in a pinch. Any way you care to make them, I'm usually happy to eat a pork chop.
Celiac.com 05/07/2013 - Pork chops are one of my reliable standbys, one of my go-to dishes when I need to make a delicious dinner in a pinch. Any way you care to make them, I'm usually happy to eat a pork chop.
Recently, I decided I needed a bit more splash in my recipe mix, so I looked around that put a new spin on an old favorite. The result made me smile.
It's spring, so apricots and peaches will soon be appearing at a stores near you. Yes, this recipe can be made with peaches, just use less peach than you would apricot, but otherwise, prepare the same way.
This recipe serves four, so scale accordingly.
Rinse and dry pork chops, and then season them on both sides with salt and black pepper.
Heat olive oil in a large skillet over medium-high heat, and sear the chops about 5 minutes per side, until well browned.
Remove chops to a plate for a moment.
Keeping the juices in the pan, add apricots and allow them to sear briefly, then whisk in garlic, honey, mustard, and water.
Add chops back to the pan. Make sure they're flat on the bottom, so they cook evenly.
Reduce heat to a simmer, and cook covered, until the pork is cooked through; about 7-8 more minutes. Turn once at 3½-4 minutes, and stir as needed.
Sprinkle with parsley, and serve chops topped with the cooked apricots and pan juices. I like to serve them with rice and vegetables for a delicious dinner.
The pork chops pair nicely with a dry white wine or a gluten-free hard apple cider.


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Voters in Los Angeles proved far more liberal than the rest of the state in Tuesday's election, supporting President Barack Obama and a statewide tax in overwhelming numbers, according to new exit polling and registrar data.
The San Fernando Valley - once known as a more conservative corner of the city - also heavily supported Democratic causes, though not quite as strongly as the rest of the city.
The Valley also supported Measure B, the countywide proposal to require condoms in porn shoots, even though it is the home of the multibillion-dollar adult film industry, which heavily opposed the effort.
In the city, 76 percent of voters supported Obama and 21.5percent went for Mitt Romney out of more than 853,000 votes cast, according to data from the County Clerk/Registrar's Office. In the seven City Council districts that encompass the Valley, voters gave Obama 70 percent and Romney 28 percent.
Statewide, Obama received 59.1 percent of the vote over Romney, who received 38.6 percent.
Additionally, exit polling data from the Thomas and Dorothy Leavey Center for the Study of Los Angeles at Loyola Marymount University, found that Obama drew his heaviest support in Los Angeles from women, Latinos, blacks, young voters, Catholics, Jews, Muslims and agnostic/atheists.
Romney didn't break 50 percent with any demographic groups but saw his higher levels come from older voters, Protestants and whites.
"I think what the vote shows is that Los Angeles County is more liberal than the rest of the state, and the Valley and Los Angeles city are more liberal than the county," said Fernando Guerra, director of the institute.
The Loyola center survey was conducted Tuesday by 175 students at 50 polling places around the city. They collected 2,595 surveys in English and Spanish, with a margin of error of 1.89 percent.
Measure B passed in the city of Los Angeles by almost 56percent of the more than 767,000 votes cast, according to the county registrar. In the Valley, it passed with 51 percent of 402,000 votes cast.
The sections of the Valley that rejected Measure B were Council Districts 4 (South Valley and Hollywood), 5 (South Valley and Westside) and 12 (Chatsworth/North Valley).
The only district outside of the Valley where the condom measure lost was in the 11th Council District, which includes West Los Angeles down to the LAX area. It was defeated 40,499 to 37,546.
Brianne Gilbert, assistant director of the center, said they were surprised at the measure's breakdown.
"What's even more interesting is that men were more likely to oppose the measure," Gilbert said.
Of the men surveyed, 61 percent said they opposed requiring condoms in porn, while 63 percent of women surveyed backed the requirement. Among the different ethnic groups, blacks gave it the highest level of support at 69 percent, while only 41 percent of whites supported Measure B, according to the exit polling. Latinos stood at 62 percent support, Asians at 56 percent.
Political analyst Allan Hoffenblum, publisher of the Target Book, said he is not surprised that the Valley was so liberal, despite its past reputation.
"It's no longer the conservative, Republican San Fernando Valley," Hoffenblum said. "You have more young people, more people of color living in the Valley. And the whites who stayed are either moderate or liberal."
Raphael Sonenshein, director of the Pat Brown Institute at California State University, Los Angeles, said some of that is from GOP voters leaving the area.
"It is a bit more conservative than the rest of the city, but not that much," Sonenshein said. "There was an exodus of Republicans leaving the area and the Valley is becoming more and more urbanized and it's reflected in their votes."
Among age groups, Obama captured 88 percent of voters between 18 and 29; 83 percent of those between 30 and 44; 75 percent of those between 45 and 64; and 68 percent of those over the age of 65, according to the exit polling.
In the race for district attorney, the findings were similar. Countywide, District Attorney-elect Jackie Lacey received 54.9 percent compared with the 45.9 percent for Deputy District Attorney Alan Jackson.
In the Valley, Lacey was the choice of 56 percent of voters and, in the city, 59 percent, according to the county registrar data.
On the Proposition 30 tax measure to help schools, statewide support for the measure was 53.9 percent. But, in Los Angeles, it received 65 percent support and, in the Valley it was favored by 60 percent, according to the county data.
"I think the biggest impact we see was on Proposition 30," Guerra said. "I think the Los Angeles vote ... put it over the top. Without the Valley and the Los Angeles vote, it could very well have failed.


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There's an interesting group that was recently formed, the Council of Ex-Muslims of Britain. Other European countries (Germany, Netherlands, Scandinavian countries) also have such councils, formed by and appealing to secular people from Muslim backgrounds.This short speech by Maryam Namazie is particularly interesting:Such groups appear to defend an aggressive, affirmative sense of secularism. I am very sympathetic to such a view, but it perhaps works better in the context of countries such as … [Read more...]
Archives for August 2007
Council of Ex-Muslims in UK
Mother Teresa's crisis of faith
During her life, Mother Teresa wrote numerous letters which she asked to be burned upon her death. They were not burned, but have instead been published in the book Mother Teresa: Come Be My Light. These letters show that "for the last nearly half-century of her life she felt no presence of God whatsoever." At one point, she wrote that she had been driven to doubt the existence of God.This adds a new perspective to Christopher Hitchens' critiques of Mother Teresa for her hypocrisy in his book … [Read more...]
A Brief Comment on Mark Nowacki's Recent Book on the KCA
When I learned in November 2006 that Prometheus Press would soon publish The Kalam Cosmological Argument for God [TKCAG] by Mark R. Nowacki, I immediately placed an order with Amazon Books. I was therefore very pleased to have finally received my copy in the first week of August of this year despite several unexplained deferments of the publication date. I had been looking forward to reading TKCAG because of my own keen interest in the KCA, as is evidenced by my article on that subject ("The K … [Read more...]
Scientific books or religious scriptures?
A Turkish journalist interviewing me pointed out, in a question he asked me, a recent poll published in Turkey. According to this poll, 59% of people who voted for AKP (the moderate Islamist party who won an overwhelming victory in elections in July) said that religious scriptures were more important than scientific books in order to understand the world and the universe.Not very surprising, even though I have no idea about the quality of the poll, and I'm sure that as always, different ways of … [Read more...]
The religious state of Islamic science
The Secular Outpost's Taner Edis is interviewed in a feature story at Salon.com about "The religious state of Islamic science," a subject which he is extremely qualified to comment on.Also check out his book, An Illusion of Harmony: Science and Religion in Islam (2007, Prometheus Books). … [Read more...]
The Best and Brightest Fanatics
An op-ed I wrote about Islam, "The Best and Brightest Fanatics," has been published in a number of newspapers internationally. I thought the Secular Outpost readership might enjoy it as well.The sobering thought is that this op-ed, a short piece where I can do very little with detail and nuance, and where I address a topic of current newsworthy interest rather than something that I really care about deeply and work upon, has reached the largest audience among everything I have ever written. … [Read more...]
Possible Worlds and the PSR
On his Dangerous Idea blog Victor Reppert quotes an argument that supports a version of the Principle of Sufficient Reason (PSR). When philosophers start going on about possible worlds, I usually catch a whiff of snake oil. Such is the case here. This is the argument: ReppertIn the book In Defense of Natural Theology (IVP, 2005), Garrett DeWeese and Joshua Rasmussen wrote an essay entitled "Hume and the Kalam Cosmological Argument." defend a version of the Principle of Sufficient Reason, which th … [Read more...]


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HOST INTRO: Today starts the newest series from Radio Rookies - WNYC's Youth Program that trains New York City teens how to report radio stories. Keith Harris is 17 years old and only recently overcame a problem thousands of New York teenagers struggle with: illiteracy. He was raised in Guyana, but his mom sent him to the U.S for 9th grade. When Keith first started at The High School for Global Citizenship in Brooklyn, his teachers thought he was stubborn and resistant to class participation. And he was - because he didn't want them to know he could not read and write. KEITH: A broken heart by Keith Harris. A broken heart is fill of tears and pain to surf survive without his love his life ain't nothing but dust, my life ain't nothing but...all right start over. NARRATION: OH MY GOD! I don't like listening back to myself—I keep making mistakes. KEITH: One more time—A broken heart by Keith Harris. NARRATION: 2 years ago - I could not read or write. It's easy for me to tell you now, but I spent most of my life hiding the truth. MOM: Hello? KEITH: Talk. MOM: Hello? NARRATION: This is my mom. MOM: Keith, I would like you to make me proud. NARRATION: When I was growing up in Guyana, I didn't make my mom proud. School was my enemy, instead of going to class—I would play cricket, gamble with friends or go swimming. One time I almost drowned. MOM: A man come home and told us a little boy actually drowned. So I didn't really think it was Keith until when Keith show up. Keith eyes red, red, red. That was the little boy was in the river. NARRATION: I was a bad boy. On Sundays, as soon as church was over, I would run straight home just because I didn't want to have to read the Bible out loud in Sunday school. I never told anyone that I couldn't read and write. I wanted it to be a secret. So we all pretended everything was fine. Sometimes my mom still does. MOM: Well school in Guyana was brilliant.Very perfect. NARRATION: Perfect? KEITH: What was my report card like? MOM: Keith used to get like 75 and I think that was good. NARRATION: Nah—she's lying. I used to fail! By the time I was 14, I was getting into so much trouble that my mom sent me to the U.S. for high school. MOM: I had to beat him on his hands. NARRATION: But—I was already really good at hiding my problems. KEITH: Yo what up? (school bell) NARRATION: My number one rule: never ever read out loud. When it was close to my turn, I would always ask to go to the bathroom. (classroom sounds) NARRATION: When I tried to read, the pages looked like a forest with no single tree. Everything was just a blur. And my handwriting, oh my god! It was scrappy and nappy like barbed wire, I hated it! MS. BAUER: Write one more paragraph... NARRATION: All I wanted to do and all I did was play basketball. And believe it or not, it was basketball
that got me to start paying attention in school. COACH JONES: When Keith first came in I remember seeing him in the gym I saw a tall lanky kid. NARRATION: Coach Jones wanted me to play on the basketball team, but he told me I needed a 75 average. Guess what? He was lying. COACH JONES: You didn't need a 75 average, you just needed to pass a certain amount of classes. NARRATION: He wanted me to be a good student. COACH JONES: I wanted to try to push you. NARRATION: I really, really, wanted to make the team—I wanted to be the next Dwayne Wade from the Miami Heats like everyone said I could be. But to get a 75 average I needed help - I could not keep my secret anymore. (knock on door) KEITH: Hi Ms. Kelterborn. NARRATION: Ms. Kelterborn was the first person I told I couldn't read. MS. KELTERBORN: I didn't know what to do. I didn't want you to be embarrassed. So I was like okay give him a comic book he could tell the stories through pictures. But that still must have been frustrating for you, because you couldn't read the words.You must have been just been like this woman is crazy. I just told this woman I can't read and she handed me a comic book. TEACHER: Practice those! NARRATION: In the 10th grade, Ms. Kelterborn got me into a class just for students who can't read and write. Ms. Bauer changed my life. MS. BAUER: Um do you remember one of the first books that you read in independent reading with me? KEITH: Yeah um The First Part Last. MS. BAUER: Uhuh The First Part Last. NARRATION: That's my favorite book. It's the first book I ever finished reading. KEITH: I read it twice and in like probably in like two months. NARRATION: When she asked me to read out loud, I did it, because no one would laugh at me. MS. BAUER: You were quiet and you would mumble and I'd always say, sit up and speak clearly, and I'd stand all the way on the opposite side of the room and I'd say you need to speak up so we can hear you and now I never have to say that you always speak up 'cause you want everyone to hear you. NARRATION: When reading finally started to make sense, I was so proud of myself. I laughed so much my jaw started to crack. And around that same time, Dwayne Wade and the Miami Heats won the NBA championship. T.V. CLIP: The Miami Heat, they've done it! NARRATION: Everything was just great! He won and I won. T.V. CLIP: Congratulations to Dwayne Wade! MS. HUGHES: When you started here in 9th grade Ms. Kelterborn you had failed both English classes. And now you're scoring 80s in English! NARRATION: At the end of my junior year, my guidance counselor Ms. Hughes told me I'm on track to graduate, as long as I pass the state tests. MS. HUGHES: The fact that you haven't given up but rather you've used your frustration as power impresses me like you can't imagine. NARRATION: Yes! I can't believe it myself. I learned to read so fast. But, just because I'm reading and writing now does not mean things are easy. There's still a lot more work to do. And I'm doing it all by myself. My
mom visits once in a while, but she still lives in Guyana. I wish she was here to help me. KEITH: Yo (bang on mic) NARRATION: Last year when I took the SAT test, there was no one to make sure I have money or food. Or even to take me there. KEITH: Gonna take the SAT test, it means so much to me. Damn! I'm nervous. (In store, opens door) KEITH: Can I have a pencil, two pencils, #2? NARRATION: I had to sign up, buy pencils, and figure out how to get there all on my own. KEITH: Miss, can I ask you a question if you ever take the SAT before? WOMAN: I take it home in Trinidad. KEITH: It was hard. WOMAN: If you studied it wouldn't be hard... WOMAN: God bless you all the best. KEITH: Thank you. KEITH: Thank you for these pencils man. MS. BAUER: Okay so I'm going to ask you to read a word list to me. So I am going to give you this. NARRATION: 2 years ago I could never imagine myself wanting to take a test. KEITH: Um, today I am doing assessment with Ms. Bauer. she's trying to test out my level of reading and I just hope it's at least at 10th grade and not like 7th or 6th because I'm gonna be real mad. KEITH: Read it like all the words? MS. BAUER: Okay you're going to read one word at a time. Start with word list A. KEITH: Get, is, and, there, see, not. NARRATION: I was saying the words so fast. It was so easy, but after awhile it got harder. KEITH: The little sick girl would stay equally in bed, wait, the little girl sick, the little sick girl would stay quietly in bed at home while her mother was away. NARRATION: After the test, Ms. Bauer said that I could find out my score if I wanted, but I decided not to. I'm not ready yet. If she says I'm still at 6th or 7th grade reading level, I don't want people to know. I believe in the truth, but sometimes the truth hurts a little too much. KEITH: And hearing something like that might make me want to give up, which I am not going to do. NARRATION: I don't want my mom to be embarrassed by me. I want her to say to everyone that when I was in Guyana I could not read or write, but now I can. KEITH: I am in the Kitchen, no food is cooking though. Um this is my mom. Can you give me a summary of my report card in Guyana? MOM: You. KEITH: And this time the truth. MOM: You, used to fail. KEITH: Say, remember how you was lying and you was like I had 75? Why you say that? MOM: Because I was ashamed of you. KEITH: One thing you like about me in America? MOM: You develop very fast and you learn and I admire you for everything you've done. NARRATION: For WNYC I am rookie reporter Keith Harris. NARRATION: Read a book. Read a book! (music starts) "Read a book, read a book, read a ___ book. R E A D A B O O K, R E A D A B O O K, not a sports page, not a magazine but a book."


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Published: May 27, 2011 at 4:51 PMlooks good but people still want to see the trainers in the water. I will go any way. but just sayingin the water is better.
Published: May 28, 2011 at 1:39 PMI loved sea world and i think everything is amazing
Published: May 28, 2011 at 4:33 PMI am so excited to see this show. I will be there soon. I understand why trainers cant be in the water but over the years I have so many pictures of Robin, Pete, Curtis and Jeff surfing on the whales. Being safe is more important but I am still excited to see the show.
Go Shamu, Ulysses and Corky. Love yeah
Published: May 29, 2011 at 12:09 AMSeaWorld is a great place to learn many things about our oceans. I do Really Miss the trainers swimming with the whales though. I wish they would go back in with them. My daughter always wanted to be a trainer until they took them out of the water. :(
Published: May 30, 2011 at 6:05 AMi think that's amaizing what are you people doing with this awesome whales...your job is great.keep enjoing people...


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