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The decision by the Democratic caucus of the United States Senate not to remove Sen. Joseph Lieberman (I.-Conn.) from his chairmanship of the Homeland Security Committee was a welcome sign of reconciliation in the aftermath of the election.
Only eight years ago, Lieberman was the Democrats' candidate for vice president. But fate had something else in store for him and, instead, he stayed in the Senate and wound up being the focus of the anger of the Democrats.
His first offense was to ignore the partisan impulse to attack the Bush administration on the war in Iraq. His principled stand, both on Iraq and the need for increased vigilance in the conflict with Islamist terror elsewhere, made him the focus of left-wing critics in his own party. In 2006, he was defeated for his party's nomination for re-election. Though most of his Senate Democratic colleagues supported his opponent in the general election, he persevered and won in November as an independent.
Though he returned to the Democratic caucus in January 2007 to give his party the one-vote margin it needed to control the Senate, the breach between Lieberman and the left was not healed. And, when the senator decided to openly back his friend, Republican Sen. John McCain, in his bid for the presidency, it seemed he had burned his bridges. He actively campaigned around the country, and specifically in Jewish communities, for McCain. His critical remarks about Barack Obama were particularly resented by the Democrats, as was his speech at the Republican National Convention.
After the dust settled on Nov. 4, many in the Democratic Party assumed that the time had come to punish Lieberman for his apostasy. With the Democrats increasing their majority in the Senate, the rationale for tolerating him had apparently been removed. Left-wingers in the blogosphere were calling for his expulsion from the party — if not for his blood.
But Obama, now president-elect, intervened in the Senate Democrats' deliberations and, in private remarks that were strategically leaked to the press, urged that Lieberman be kept in the party. The result was a lopsided vote by Senate Democrats to allow the man from Connecticut to keep the important post as chairman of the Homeland Security Committee.
Lieberman allowed in his remarks after the vote that, though he did not regret his support for the war or McCain, he was sorry for some remarks that he made in the heat of the election. That is an apology that many people on both sides of the aisle could well make.
This outcome is good for the Democrats but, more importantly, for the country.
In the past, it was understood that both of our major political parties were "big tents" of disparate elements. That is no longer the case, and, as we have learned in recent elections, partisanship that is driven by such "true believers" on the left and the right is one that works not so much to defeat its opponents as to demonize them.
One of Obama's key themes during the election was to speak about rising above pure partisanship. The Lieberman decision shows that, at least in this instance, he meant what he said. That's important, not just for the sake of civility, but because there are vital issues that Washington must address, which are far more important than the political games between Democrats and Republicans.
Among the loudest voices calling for Lieberman's ouster at Homeland Security were groups purporting to represent Arab-Americans, who were critical of the committee's report on domestic supporters of terror abroad. Though there are some who would interpret the election as a mandate for forgetting about the threat from Islamism, it is vital that Lieberman remain a powerful voice for vigilance. It is well for everyone to remember that, on that important issue, as well as many others, what we need are not Democrats or Republicans, but Americans.


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Kate Rockwell made her Broadway debut in Legally Blonde after becoming a finalist on the NBC reality series Grease: You're the One That I Want. Her additional Broadway credits include Bring It On and Rock of Ages.
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"Freaking awesome" Broadway.com video blogger Kate Rockwell goes behind the scenes at Rock of Ages one final time to find out what this "life-changing" (and at times, "invasive") video blog has meant to the cast.


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Well I think I have everything wrapped up for 3.1.0b1. I'm sure I haven't
found all of the bugs, but I think I managed to squash everything that was
I tagged the htdig3 CVS tree "htdig-3-1-0b1" so future versions can produce
diffs easily, merged in documentation changes from maindocs and produced a
tar.gz file from "make dist"
I've tried the new release from the tar on two different servers, but it
wouldn't hurt to try it out on a few more to ensure there weren't any
problems with the packaging. The www.htdig.org site should update with the
file at:
If you could give it a whirl (or at least untar and compile), I'd
appreciate it. Then one of us can announce it to the world.
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Help prevent hospital errorsMedical errors - prevention
A hospital error is when there is a mistake in your medical care. Errors can be made in your:
- Medicines
- Surgery
- Diagnosis
- Equipment
- Lab and other test reports
Hospital errors are a leading cause of death. Doctors and nurses are working to make hospital care safer.
Learn what you can do to prevent medical errors when you are in the hospital.
Take an Active Part in Your Health Care
- Share your health information with health care providers in the hospital. Do not think they already know it.
- Know what tests are being done. Ask what the test is for, ask for test results, and ask what the results mean for your health.
- Know what your condition is and the plan for treatment. Ask questions when you don't understand.
- Bring a family member or friend with you to the hospital. They can help get things done if you can't help yourself.
- Find a primary care provider to work with you. They can help if you have a lot of health problems or if you are in the hospital.
If You Are Having Surgery, Help Keep Yourself Safe
Go to a hospital you trust.
- Go to a hospital that does a lot of the type of surgery you are having.
- You want the doctors and nurses to have a lot of experience with patients like you.
Make sure that you and your surgeon know exactly where you are getting your operation. Have the surgeon mark on your body where they will operate.
Decrease Your Risk for Infection
Remind family, friends, and health care providers to wash their hands:
- When they enter and leave your room
- Before and after touching you
- Before and after using gloves
- After using the bathroom
Take Charge of Your Medicines
Tell your nurse and doctor about:
- Any allergies or side affects you have to any medicines.
- All of the medicines, vitamins, supplements, and herbs you take. Make a list of your medicines to keep in your wallet. Here is a wallet card that you can download and print: http://www.ahrq.gov/consumer/safemeds/walletform.pdf
- Any medicines you brought from home. Don't take your own medicine unless your doctor says it is ok. Tell your nurse if you take your own medicine.
Know about the medicine that you will get in the hospital. Speak up if you think you are getting the wrong medicine or getting a medicine at the wrong time. Know or ask for:
- Names of the medicines
- What each medicine does and its side effects
- What times you should get them in the hospital
Help Improve Safety in the Hospital
Expect that all medicines should have a label with the name of the medicine on it. All syringes, tubes, bags, and pill bottles should have a label. If you do not see a label, ask your nurse what the medicine is.
Ask your nurse if you are taking any "high-alert" medicine. These medicines can cause harm if they are not given the right way. A few high-alert medicines are blood thinners, insulin, and narcotic pain medicines. Ask what extra safety steps are being taken.
When to Call the Doctor
Call you doctor if you have concerns about hospital errors.
Review Date: 8/25/2012
Reviewed By: David C. Dugdale, III, MD, Professor of Medicine, Division of General Medicine, Department of Medicine, University of Washington School of Medicine. Also reviewed by David Zieve, MD, MHA, Medical Director, A.D.A.M. Health Solutions, Ebix, Inc.


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The cowry shell is, with the same object, tied round the neck or pasterns of a valued horse, or on a cow or buffalo.
The cowry has never had a lip that was not thickened, nor an exterior that was not porcellanous.
The ne plus ultra of mollusks to the collector is without doubt the genus Cypraea, comprising the cowry shells.
Some cowry (Cypræa arabica) shells are then thrown into the tank, and the vessel is filled with water, and taken to the house.
It was probably by the Arabs that the cowry was introduced to the east coast of Africa.
Two things are essential to the astrologer, namely, a bag of cowry shells (Cypræa moneta), and an almanac.
The use of the cowry and gold models of the cowry goes back to an early time in Ægean history.
Her prize was a long water gourd strapped with leather and decorated with cowry shells.
They asked if I could send them some cowry shells, which they use as decorations for the dance.
The transference in meaning from "cowry" to "bead" is illustrated in Kaffir in-tsimbi "beads."


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Sheffield Varsity 10k
We are very disappointed to announce the cancellation of Sheffield Varsity 10k 2016, scheduled for 17th April. Unfortunately entry numbers have been extremely low this year, which has left us with no other option than to cancel the race.
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Wedding Ideas
My Trio Rings Blog provides useful information about how to experience the timeless traditions of marriage on an affordable budget
Best Places to Propose in Washington, D.C.
This post is part of the My Trio Rings Precious Places series, which uses Mashable's Top 10 Cities for Getting Engaged list for inspiration.
Lately, the internet has been abuzz with the best places to propose. If you are
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WAL-MART V. DUKES: Is 1.6 Million Women 0.6 Million too Many?
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The United States spent $2.6 trillion on health care in 2010 – more than any other country in the world. Yet based on research from a collaborative effort within the National Academy of Sciences, Americans live shorter lives and experience more injuries and illnesses than people in similar high-income countries. Explored America's health (dis)advantages in the following infographic from Master of Science in Nursing Degrees.
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On Feb 13, 2008 3:51 AM, Michael Stecher <Michael dot Stecher at cib dot de> wrote:
> Hello,
> we've got a running IPSec tunnel betwenn two locations. Now we've got the problem that some
packets get lost. We've changed the mtu on a client PC to 1400 an anything works fine.
> Now my question: Is it possible to change the mtu-site (or the mss-value) of the tunnel?
> More datailed information ist described here: http://forum.m0n0.ch/index.php/topic,1630.0.html
I had the same MTU problem with an IPSEC tunnel a few years ago. Both
were are cable and I checked with the ISP but they told me they saw no
problems. I ended up setting up tunnels from both sites (I'll call
them A and B) to a third location known to be working with IPSEC VPN
to track down the problem. From site A to the third site, the tunnel
worked perfectly at any packet size. From site B to the third site I
saw the same MTU problem with large packets lost on the VPN. I went
back to the ISP with this information and they found out that the
cable modem at site B had known problems with IPSEC. They replaced it
with the same model that we had at site A (Cisco UBR900) and then the
MTU problem went away and the tunnel worked great.
Maybe this is relevant to your problem, maybe not, but I did see you
mentioned some type of modem at your remote site. Creating tunnels to
a third site might be a useful test and if it turns up similar results
you might check that modem or swap it out.


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It seems, the "GNU public license" requires us to put a short info in every file of our projects. See How to use GPL for additional info.
Should this be put in the docstring, or regular comment, or both? Also we have this information to put somewhere:
- Code: Select all
__author__ = "Developer (rbose.org)"
__version__ = "$Revision: 1.1 $"
__date__ = "$Date: 2013/12/05 21:57:19 $"
__copyright__ = "Copyright (c) 2013 <author>"
__license__ = "AGPL3"
Also, what about projects with hundreds of files? Should all these blobs of info also be added to modules which are not self-standing applications, and cannot run alone, or even be imported outside of the core application?
We searched for tools to help with adding all this text to all these files. Found two (headache, licenseutils), but not sure how good they will work with python. Any tips are welcome!


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Understanding the Gospel
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Foundas and Hoberman join NYFF selection committee
The 45th New York Film Festival, which will take place Sept 28 to Oct 14 this year, has added two new members to its selection committee - US critics Scott Foundas and J Hoberman. They join The Film Society Of Lincoln Center's Richard Pena and Kent Jones and Entertainment Weekly critic Lisa Schwarzbaum in choosing the 2007 festival slate.
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Save money with smart open enrollment changes
Employers will soon be offering workers their yearly opportunity to make changes to their health care benefits. All too often this open-enrollment period has required combing through pages and pages of confusing insurance terms, according to an Associated Press report. But this year workers will receive help translating that jargon thanks to a new requirement… Read More →
Technology Revolutionizes Hospital Construction
"Humanity is acquiring all the right technology for all the wrong reasons." — R. Buckminster Fuller With apologies to the sage Buckminster Fuller, the technology that is being developed for hospital construction is being done so for all the right reasons: to enhance quality, increase speed, decrease waste, save money and boost safety. On the… Read More →
How To Save On Your Summer Utility Bill
When Darcy Small's 4-year-old twin daughters go off to college, they'll have a stash of cash that came directly from savings on their family's annual utility bill. The Small family moved from Oregon to Arizona a year ago and went from not using an air conditioner to having a summer utility bill that topped out… Read More →


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I have been reading the archives of this great forum for a while now and I think this is the correct place for this post – apologies if not.
My business sells and delivers on line products, software etc. I pick up clients from all over the world, but mainly from where I am – the UK. Many moons ago, it did well on the SE listings I think because there is a lot of free content and advice on the site. However, since Adwords have come in rankings have dropped and sales have petered out. I know my products sell, because they have done so well in the past. But the world has changed and I need to get my head around what the web is about today.
I have found some great advice here from people who know what they are talking about and have spent a while working out a sequence of things for me to do to make better use of Adwords. I have a basic Adwords account which I have spent Ł100 on just to play around with over the last month or so and explore what it is all about.
Now I need to develop more of strategy, so I was wondering whether anyone could cast an expert eye over my plan for my web site marketing strategy - remember I am an Adwords novice!
Here goes :
Get The Site Optimised
1. I am paying someone more creative than I to redesign the site to give it an up to date look, and a feel that there has been some professional investment in it.
I am also increasing the amount of advice and other free content, and paying my marketing chap to re-write the actual copy on the 'products' area of the site.
2. Get my keywords and page titles up to date on the site pages.
3. Get rid of the keywords on one product page which related to a different product on the same site.
4. Re-submit individual pages to search engines.
1. Use overture to drill down into key words to identify them (as per ewhisperer's excellent e-book advice) - my products are very specific, and I suspect perhaps 6 keywords/search terms account for most searches. I do suspect that one or two might be worth using as exact matches/Phrase matches as well as broad matches.
2. If the search term numbers do not dilute/fall away as I drill down using the overture tool than use that as an exact match keyword.
3. Add in some negative keywords, there are free versions of what I supply out there, they are not great and I think people who want them for free wouldn't pay anyway.
4. Set Adwords CPC to 'let google optimise' and get rid of the ones which don't work.
5. Write 3 or 4 ads, for each product group (identified through spidering) and have them land on the actual product page, not the main site page as I do now. I'm waiting for some customer survey data to come in to see what elements of the site I should be driving the main advert themes e.g. downloadable, instant access, qualified professionals etc.
6. Have google cycle the ads on a weekly basis and monitor effect.
7. Focus on those keywords which produce the best CTR. and chase them with higher bids until they exceed the optimal ROI I need.
8. Change one element per week and track effect on CTR, ROI.
9. I would make changes and monitor on a weekly basis - I have read the fascinating information about google starting from scratch each time you modify an advert so I don't want to keeping changing them.
Dos this seem a reasonable approach? What have I missed, what have got wrong?
All criticism is welcome, I'm stumbling into the light here.
Thanks, Liam


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Star gazing at Kisampa
A popular misconception on Astronomy is that it requires high-priced equipment as well as great prior knowledge. However, Astronomy starts with 'star watching'. Star watching is engaging but not necessarily difficult. It does not require an expensive telescope or remarkable skills. Star gazing is flexible enough to meet everyone's enthusiasm. You can start out with your naked eye learning to identify a number of constellations and stars. You will gradually be able to recognize any constellation on a clear night sky visible to the naked eye on any time of the year. This demands of you nothing more than a bit of enthusiasm and basic knowledge of star watching.


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The Museum presents exhibits and programs that explore and celebrate
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I took accutane for 5 months and my acne cleared completely. Although, after a while I felt very depressed and insecure about myself. For no reason, even when times couldn't get any better for my family and I, I began to feel completely detached from friends and family. It's been an uphill struggle trying to become myself again. I don't reccommend taking accutane. It's not worth it.
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Virtual Memories (The Serena Wilcox Mysteries)
VIRTUAL MEMORIES is the second book in the Serena Wilcox Mysteries. This is the book that earned Natalie rave reviews and launched her career.
VIRTUAL MEMORIES involves an entertainment business that caters to the wealthy: virtual reality sessions to "relive" past memories--and even create new fantasy memories. But Serena's client Jack Miller is not wealthy, he's a middle class family man with a good marriage and two little girls. Jack's wife gives him a gift certificate for a free Virtual Memories session in honor of his thirtieth birthday.
Something goes terribly wrong--and it is no accident. Why does Jack believe himself to be a single man working for the CIA?
Virtual Memories was selected for Oprah.com's Reading Cafe and chats. You do not need to read the first Serena Wilcox Mystery to appreciate this one, each mystery is completely different.
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Family laws about fairness for all
Family laws about fairness for all
Children's representation will be beefed up and couples in marital disputes will have the right of access to legal advice for the full duration of their case under a Labour government, Labour's Justice spokesperson Andrew Little says.
"For the law to work, parties must know what their rights are," he told a meeting of family lawyers in Auckland tonight. "Then if they are asked to compromise them or to make concessions, they know what they are giving up or trading off.
"We still need the outcomes of our family dispute resolution system to bear some relationship to the law as we have it.
"Having a system that leads to widely disparate results is no system of law at all.
"Labour will review the operation of the new Family Court arrangements. We will keep the best of what works and we will institute our bottom lines.
"In the end, we want a system equipped to deal with the fraught and difficult task of helping separating couples come to the best possible arrangements for their, and their children's, futures," Andrew Little said.


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Katie Holmes' 35th Birthday Fortune Cookie
While most ladies bristle at the thought of getting older, Katie Holmes celebrated her 35th birthday with a delicious dinner out in New York City.
The "Dawson's Creek" darling hit up TAO restaurant in Manhattan where her friends ordered her a massive fortune cookie.
Holmes posted a photo of the huge confection along with the caption, "Great birthday celebration at Tao!!!!!!!" followed by, "Had the best time @TAOdowntown."
In career news, Katie is slated to play the lead in "Responsible Adults" alongside Chace Crawford of "Gossip Girl" fame.


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In the last Chief Inspectors Report (2008-2010) it was suggested that more should be done to meet the individual needs of pupils who are struggling to learn'.
Despite the fact that the pupil population is declining in Northern Ireland, the number ofpupils with special educational needs is increasing. Departmentof Education statistics suggest that between 2000 and 2009,whereas the number of pupils attending special schools has more or less remained static, the number of pupils with statements attending mainstream has risen from 4939 to 9392. Around 20% ofthe school age population has been identified as having SEN and it is thought that around 35% may have additional educational needs.
When the Department of Educations capacity building project commenced, consultation with schools revealed a demand for capacity building for all teachers (not just SENCOs) to seek to bring about situations whereby the needs of children could be met by mainstream teachers, in class, without the need for additional support.
The schools called for dissemination of good practice within and between schools, cluster groups, free resources, knowledge of suitable strategies and a whole school approach.


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Café Rouge - Southgate
45-46 Cannon Hill, Southgate, London, N14 6LH +44 2034636939
- Average
- Main course: £10
- Food spend: £25
- Opening hours
- Open from 09:00 to 23:00 Monday to Saturday, and 10:00 to 22:30 on Sunday.
Food was good although rather quite so ambience not great.
Kieran Rothery
14 May 2017
from Southgate
An elegant façade invites you into Southgate Café Rouge where an authentic French feel complements the French cuisine. There is a sleek glazed wooden finish inside, and outdoor seating for al fresco dining.
As part of the nationwide group of Café Rouge restaurants, this branch offers their range of classic French dishes such as confit duck, beef bourguignon, steak frites and mussels. Smaller dishes are also on offer for a lighter bite. Particularly good value for money are the set menus for lunch and dinner (available most days). To accompany the food there is also a good range of French wines, many from less well known producers.
In true French style, breakfast is also an important meal at Café Rouge. With croissants, pain au chocolat, omelettes and croques, as well as hot chocolate, tea and all types of coffees, it makes a great start to the day.
Offering tasty bistro-style cuisine, this charming eatery in London is a popular choice for French dining.
Café Rouge - Southgate
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((*** 30 May 2017 by Agnieszka from London
I enjoy food at Cafe Rouge. Service at the Southgate one though is very poor and despite a small number of customers we waited ages to have our order taken as junior staff not interested or not trained while senior staff is having long conversations with other customers.
((((* 14 May 2017 by Kieran Rothery from Southgate
Food was good although rather quite so ambience not great.
((((* 27 March 2017 by Claire Thomas from London
Great kids menu nice atmosphere good service - we had a lovely time
Enjoyed the food and the wine too..
((((( 26 March 2017 by Terry Hall from Potters Bar
Very. Good. Food
((((* 23 May 2016 by Neil Churchill from London
Food was tasty and service good.
((((( 20 December 2015 by Paula Sale from Barnet
Excellent wine
Outstanding service
A fantastic offer
((((( 15 December 2015 by Paul Leyden from Bristol
I go to this Restaurant as often as I can! The staff are very friendly and efficient and the food is always of a high standard. If I had one criticism it would be the serving plates should be hot before the food is put on them. However this has improved when I have mentioned it.
((((* 24 November 2015 by Paul Leyden from Bristol
Excellent menu and great quality food! Had the onion soup and steak really good!
((((* 9 November 2015 by Hazel Clark from London
Good service lovely food
((*** 27 October 2015 by Elisabete Barreto from London
We booked at table at cafe rouge Southgate (cannon Hill). We were greated by a waitress who was very rude no smiles all night. I had a booking as I said and when I arrived she had no idea what I was doing there as and she frowned when I said my name looked confused as if to say what? You booked? Why? As opposed to fantastic ill go check where your table is. Honestly she was gastly, facial expressions very negative and body language?? Oh dear negativity all round!
After this she showed us our table and a couple of minutes later she came back and said "what would you like to order to drink?" My mother and I were shocked... how rude she could of said excuse me... are you ready... I mean after all we had just arrived 3 minutes earlier I still hadent taken my coat off. Anyway we proceeded the food was lovely but service was poor, throughout the night we could hear the waitress's way of speaking to other tables just like they were speaking to us and to add to that the way they looked back at you if you caught their eye by accident...oh dear! For cafe rouge standards the service was poor. When I asked for the bill the waitress leaned on the sofa as if she was waiting for a bus!!!. However my mother and I consider ourselfs ladies so we left them all a tip in the hope they may save it for staff training on how to deal with costumers... A smile goes a long way...
I will return to cafe rouge but not this particular one. Bad service!
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The 25-year-old had no problem slipping into the role of playboy Georges Duroy in the period piece Bel Ami. The filmed is filled with love scenes between the Twilight heartthrob and his costars Christina Ricci, 32, Uma Thurman, 41, and Kristin Scott Thomas, 51.
Christina had no problem taking on this sexy role alongside RPattz, admitting one of the film's junkets:
"He has the perfect amount of intensity for this part, but of anything was ever awkward or uncomfortable, we were able to make fun of ourselves and each other. 'This is going to be a comfortable day, glad to see we're both in our underwear!'"
Uma also opened up about her sought-after costar to Harper's Bazaar UK, saying, "To answer the ubiquitous question about this movie, yes, Robert is good-looking in person, but he doesn't have that diamond-sparkle skin like in those Dracula movies."
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The seductive film has yet to hit theaters in the U.S., but is scheduled for a release in the states on June 8.


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Yeah, you like the sound of that, dontcha? Today Too Faced Cosmetics announced a 75 percent off sale of "vintage" products that will soon be discontinued. For example, their tinted lip balms are just $2 (they used to be $11), and this Glamour-To-Go pocket-sized kit contains lip glosses and eye shadows for $8, down from $18.50. Could be a nice, cheap way to stock up your makeup bag. Because we have seen your makeup bag. And we know you have a three-year-old lipstick in there.
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* Strong physical demand from China, elsewhere in Asia supports * Spot gold may edge up to $1,665/oz - technicals * Coming up: euro zone business climate for Dec at 1000 GMT (Adds details, updates prices) By Rujun Shen SINGAPORE, Jan 8 (Reuters) - Gold inched up on Tuesday as the euro held on to gains on expectations the European Central Bank will refrain from a rate cut this week, and as robust physical demand in Asia underpinned prices. Economists expect the ECB to keep rates unchanged at a meeting on Thursday, supporting the single currency, while the dollar index edged down, making greenback-priced commodities more affordable for buyers holding other currencies. Asia's physical market has picked up so far this year, with buyers tempted by last week's big drop in prices -- when prices retreated to as low as 1,626 per ounce -- and on demand ahead of the Lunar New Year, traders said. The trading volume on the Shanghai Gold Exchange's 99.99 gold physical contract shot through the roof on Monday, hitting a record of 19,504.8 kilograms, after double-counting transactions in both directions. Spot gold had inched up $1.56 to $1,648.20 an ounce by 0742 GMT. "Physical demand is very strong," said a Beijing-based trader. "It's a combination of the attraction of lower prices as well as pre-holiday demand." But such appetite could waver if prices recover towards $1,700, he added. U.S. gold gained 0.1 percent to $1,648.60. Shanghai's 99.99 gold traded at 331.58 yuan a gram, or $1,658 an ounce - a $10 premium over spot prices, compared to single-digit premium most of last year. Technical analysis suggested that spot gold could edge higher to $1,665 an ounce, and a previous target of $1,625.79 has been temporarily aborted, said Reuters market analyst Wang Tao. But prices faced headwinds from worries over the duration of the U.S. Federal Reserve's bond-purchasing programme, with central bank officials becoming increasingly concerned about the side effects of such stimulus measures. Gold is likely to stay on the back foot ahead of clearer signals on the global economy, analysts said. "In the short-term gold lacks momentum to push higher," said Chen Min, an analyst at Jinrui Futures in the southern Chinese city of Shenzhen. "If we hear anything from the ECB suggesting a worsening outlook for the region's economy or future rate cuts, it will weigh on the euro and consequently weigh on gold prices." Holdings of the SPDR Gold Trust, the world's biggest gold-backed exchange-traded fund, fell about two tonnes to 1,340.74 tonnes on Jan. 7, down about 10 tonnes, or 0.7 percent, from the end of 2012. In industry news, the world's top gold producer, Barrick Gold Corp, said it is no longer in talks with state-owned China National Gold Corp to sell it a stake in its majority-owned, London-listed gold producer African Barrick Gold . Spot palladium inched down 0.4 percent to $665.33, off a more than one-month low of $661.97 hit in the previous session. Precious metals prices 0742 GMT Metal Last Change Pct chg YTD pct chg Volume Spot Gold 1648.20 1.56 +0.09 -1.57 Spot Silver 30.09 -0.03 -0.10 -0.63 Spot Platinum 1552.50 0.51 +0.03 1.14 Spot Palladium 665.33 -2.67 -0.40 -3.85 COMEX GOLD FEB3 1648.60 2.30 +0.14 -1.62 19529 COMEX SILVER MAR3 30.12 0.03 +0.11 -0.38 5601 Euro/Dollar 1.3117 Dollar/Yen 87.45 COMEX gold and silver contracts show the most active months (Editing by Muralikumar Anantharaman)


text: At the Pregnancy and Parenting Network we talk a lot about issues surrounding choosing a school or preschool for your child. In response I've put up an article on Choosing a School on www.pregnancy.com.au. I hope you find this article helpful. If you have any comments or suggestions we'd love to read them on this forum.


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The same week that a leaked video out of Steubenville, Ohio showed high school boys joking and laughing about an unconscious teenager in the next room who had just been raped—"They raped her quicker than Mike Tyson!"—House Republicans let the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) expire. They opposed an expanded version of the legislation that had increased protections for the LGBT community, immigrants and Native American women.
This week we've also seen mass protests in India after a woman was brutally gang raped and died from her injuries. American media covering the Indian protests have repeatedly referenced the sexist culture, reporting how misogyny runs rampant in India. The majority of mainstream coverage of what happened in Steubenville (click here for a primer), however, has made no such connection. In fact, the frequent refrain in discussions of Steubenville in comment threads is that these boys are "sociopaths," shameful anomalies. We'd rather think of them as monsters than hold ourselves accountable as a nation and tell the truth—these rapists are our sons.
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|From: jos.koot at tiscali.nl (jos.koot at tiscali.nl)
Date: Fri May 12 10:17:45 EDT 2006
Thanks, I read the relevant parts of srfi 72. Its clear and convincing. I'll stick to the use of #'y in order to avoid problems in more complicated code (which my simple example was derived from) PLT is great, Jos Koot ----Oorspronkelijk bericht---- Van: mflatt at cs.utah.edu Datum : 12/05/2006 14:38 Aan: "jos.koot at tiscali.nl"<jos.koot at tiscali.nl> Cc: <plt-scheme at list.cs.brown.edu> Onderw: Re: [plt-scheme] binding in template At Fri, 12 May 2006 11:07:32 +0200 (CEST), "jos.koot at tiscali.nl" wrote: > ;Hi, From the example below it seems that in the template of a syntax- > case rule not only pattern variables are pattern-bound, but also > variables introduced in binding positions within the template itself. > This is most convenient. Can it be trusted to work in general? > Greetings, Jos koot. > > (define-syntax (monkey stx) > (define (gen-expr x y) #`(list #,x #,y)) > (syntax-case stx () > ((monkey x) #`(let ((y 0)) #,(gen-expr #'x #'y))))) In this example, #'y isn't pattern-bound. The code would work if you wrote it like this: (define-syntax (monkey stx) (define (gen-expr x) #`(list #,x y)) (syntax-case stx () ((monkey x) #`(let ((y 0)) #,(gen-expr #'x))))) In both cases, the macro works because all of the #'y are introduced by the same macro invocation, and so both `y's refer to the same binding. Your original definition is probably better, because it keeps the two introductions of `y' close together. In fact, there's some debate on whether my revision should have worked; see SRFI 72 for a slightly different macro system where your original definition works and my revision doesn't (because the two `y's are in different quasisyntax forms). Matthew
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The Productivity Commission will be instructed to re-orient its inquiry into Australia's automotive manufacturing industry toward the automotive components sector in the aftermath of Toyota's decision to withdraw its manufacturing facilities from Australia.
Industry minister
"Hopefully that won't take much longer for the Commission and they'll still be able to report within that 31 March timeframe," Mr Macfarlane said on ABC Radio.
Mr Macfarlane would not be drawn on how much money the federal government plans to spend to create new job opportunities for workers left without jobs in the wake of Toyota's decision, but said the focus would be on skills and education to help with re-training.
"We're saying there will be efficient use of the money that's there and I can guarantee that the skills training that will be offered will be of a higher calibre and will present workers that are better work-ready than we've seen in the past," Mr Macfarlane said. "The reality is we've inherited a system in the skills and training area which is so close to broken that we have regular meetings now with people who say just fix this."
Mr Macfarlane said he could assure auto manufacturing workers that any jobs created for them "won't be jobs that evaporate in six or eight months".
Prime Minister
"What [that] does is it creates the opportunity for industry to use that improved infrastructure to be more competitive and create more jobs. This is a long-term plan and we need to make sure the infrastructure failure that existed under the last government is addressed. But it's not the only solution," Mr Macfarlane said.
Mr Macfarlane would not be drawn on whether he agreed with calls from the automotive industry body to scrap tariffs on imported cars, which it argues are unnecessary now that the local auto manufacturing industry will close its doors.
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As the first few major Regional Transportation Authority projects are completed, some drivers are enjoying the experience of a perfectly good road.
But we can't help but wonder whether we can afford to maintain these new roads we're buying.
After all, we can't afford to maintain the old ones.
Deferred road maintenance within city limits alone is an $850 million problem, and the RTA plan is a capital plan, with no maintenance money included.
The city's first test will come in a couple of years when projects like the new Houghton Road-Old Vail intersection, completed in 2010, and the new stretch of Speedway between Camino Seco and Houghton, finished last summer, will come due for their first round of regularly scheduled maintenance.
After four to seven years, a well-designed and well-constructed road will need a fog seal, said city Transportation Director Daryl Cole. That type of maintenance helps preserve the road for several years and fixes very minor cracks, he said.
Using the voter-approved Prop. 409 road bonds, Cole said the city can schedule fog sealing for new RTA projects in fiscal year 2018.
The city can't afford not to maintain new RTA projects, Cole said.
The cost to chip seal one mile of a two-lane road costs $42,200, but giving that same mile a mill-and-overlay treatment costs $211,200.
Pima County plans to fog seal its new RTA projects after six to seven years of use, said county Transportation Director Priscilla Cornelio.
The time and money spent correcting drainage problems is also a sort of preventative maintenance. The county would have to spend a lot more clearing storm debris off the roads and paying for water damage than it will have to pay in routine maintenance for the new projects, she said.
RTA projects in Marana will stay looking like new. Town officials are planning to fog seal new projects after one to two years of use. Twin Peaks Road from Linda Vista to Tangerine was sealed last year, and the Twin Peaks interchange-area roads will get sealed by May, said Morris Reyna, of Marana Public Works.
There are two streetcar construction-zone changes you need to know about. Today and Tuesday, Sixth Avenue will be closed at Broadway. Broadway will be down to one lane.
On Wednesday, Congress Street will be closed from Toole Avenue to just west of Fifth Avenue, and it will stay closed for seven weeks.
The RTA is planning three meetings about upcoming projects.
• There's a public hearing on the project to improve Tangerine Road between La Cañada and Interstate 10 at 6 p.m. Feb. 25 at Oro Valley Council Chambers, 11000 N. La Cañada Drive.
• For info about the Valencia-Kolb intersection project, plan to attend a meeting at 5 p.m. Feb. 27 at the Pima Air & Space Museum, 6000 E. Valencia Road.
• To learn more about the project on Broadway from Euclid to Country Club, mark your calendar for a meeting at 6:30 p.m. Feb. 28 at Sabbar Shrine Hall, 450 S. Tucson Blvd.
Eugene Moore, Jeannette Studer and Dianne Nielsen all want to know when Thornydale Road might get repaired or rebuilt north of Cortaro Farms Road.
A: A project to improve Thornydale between Cortaro Farms Road and Linda Vista Boulevard is in Pima County's plans.
"It is a project from the 1997 transportation bond program. The project is estimated to begin in 2017 if all regional funds are available at that time," said Annabelle Valenzuela, Transportation Department spokeswoman.
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Three community organizations that serve New York City veterans are receiving federal funding, Rep. Nydia M. Velázquez (D-NY) announced today. Nearly $2.5 million in federal grants will flow from the Department of Veterans Affairs to organizations that assist veterans and their families with housing options.
"Our troops make great sacrifices for the rest of us and we need to ensure that they are cared for while in the military, but also, after they reenter civilian life," Velázquez (D-NY) said. "I'm pleased to see these resources made available for community groups that focus on helping low-income veterans and their families secure affordable, stable housing."
The funds are being made available to three groups that serve all five boroughs: the Institute for Community Living, Inc. and Services for the UnderServed in Manhattan and Samartian Village. All three organizations are planning to expand services and provide service to veteran households throughout the City. The organizations qualified for funding through the Department of Veterans Affairs' Supportive Services for Veteran Families (SSFV) initiative.
"With this funding, we can put more veterans in touch with assistance and ensure fewer of these heroes end up homeless," Velázquez said.
It is estimated that 13% of veterans become homeless at one point throughout the course of year. In New York City, it is estimated that 3,500 veterans are homeless. The funding announced today is expected to extend services to close to 600 veterans, assisting them in securing housing and other basic necessities.
"Those who risked their lives serving our nation deserve our respect and support when they come home," Velázquez concluded. "There is always more we can do, but this funding is a good start in helping New York City veterans receive the help they need."
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Staff was excellent! Very helpful with good english. Buffet dinner was really great! Lobsters, seafood, lamb, pork and many more! Japanease toilet in the room with heated seat and huge number of different functions. Spa center offers chinease massage etc (pedicure was unusual but very good). Rooms could be more clean, but in any case it was the best hotel in China I stayed in.
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Thursday, 31 January, 2002, 13:00 GMT
Gough joins the centurions
BBC Online takes a look at the most capped men in the one-day game as England's Darren Gough joins the 100 club.
Darren Gough joined a select band of England cricketers on Thursday by winning his 100th one-day international cap, but in global terms he's still learning.
His elevation to a select band of cricketers came in Thursday's one-day game in New Delhi where he became the eighth England player reach a century of appearances.
Although it was not a vintage day for Gough he did at least capture danger man Virender Sehwag in his second over before bowling a tight final over at the death.
Agony and ecstasy
It was back in the summer of 1994 that Gough made his one-day international bow against New Zealand with his 2-36 seeing England to a 42 run victory.
But the following winter in Australia saw him experience both the agony and ecstasy of one-day international cricket.
After recording bowling figures of 5-44 against Zimbabwe and scoring 45 not out against Australia - both of which are still career best figure - Gough's international career was brought to an abrupt and agonising halt.
Coming in to bowl his first ball against Australia at the MCG he slipped in his bowling stride and had to be carried from the field.
X-rays later revealed a stress fracture of the foot and Gough played no further part in the series.
World Cup disappointment
The World Cup has also proved a massive disappointment in Gough's one-day career.
The 1996 World Cup in the Indian sub-continent saw England eliminated by the rampant Sri Lankans at the quarter-final stage.
And England fans won't need reminding of England's early exit in 1999.
However, barring recalls for Graeme Hick and Alec Stewart, Gough will be the only England player to have reached the 100 cap landmark by the time the 2003 World Cup rolls around.
But whilst Gough lies in eighth position in the all-time one-day appearance list for England his achievement is not unusual amongst the other cricketing nations.
For instance, England could face no less than six centurions when they lock horns with New Zealand in a couple of weeks time.
All-rounder Chris Harris, enjoying an impressive triseries in Australia has already amassed 195 one-day caps making him the most capped Kiwi of all-time.
Wicket-keeper Adam Parore (176 caps), skipper Stephen Fleming (162), Chris Cairns (144), Nathan Astle (142) and Craig McMillan (101) have also all appeared over one-hundred times for the Black Caps.
India's penchant for one-day cricket is well known but it has given a number of players the opportunity to gain numerous one-day caps.
285 Caps
Master-blaster Sachin Tendulkar has an incredible 285 caps to his name at the tender age of 28 and three of his Indian team mates have also gained in excess of 180 caps.
Leg-spinner Anil Kumble and Javagal Srinath have both passed the 200 cap mark with current captain Sachin Ganguly earning his 185th cap in today's clash in Delhi.
Around the globe five current players can match Tendulkar's achievement in making over 250 one-day international appearances.
Australian captain Steve Waugh has appeared 324 times in the gold and green with Pakistani veteran Wasim Akram just one cap behind him.
So whilst Gough's achievement in receiving his 100th cap is to be applauded many of players England will face over the next few months will have many more caps to their name.
And whether or not that hampers England's progress in next year's World Cup remains to be seen.
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text: http://www.clusterresources.com/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=112 Summary: 'qstat -a' 'tasks' column width too small Product: TORQUE Version: 2.4.x Platform: All OS/Version: All Status: NEW Severity: minor Priority: P5 Component: clients AssignedTo: knielson at adaptivecomputing.com ReportedBy: ezell at nics.utk.edu CC: torquedev at supercluster.org Estimated Hours: 0.0 By default, the 'Tasks' column for 'qstat -a' is three characters wide. It's not that uncommon for a modern cluster to consist of at least 1000 cores. In that case, the value is truncated such that only the first three digits are shown for large jobs. If you define "TXT" when you compile, then the column gets set to 5 characters wide. This works great for up to 99,999 cores, but some systems using TORQUE have over 100,000 cores. For the short term, the easiest "fix" would be to make the default 4 characters and TXT 6 characters. -- Configure bugmail: http://www.clusterresources.com/bugzilla/userprefs.cgi?tab=email ------- You are receiving this mail because: ------- You are on the CC list for the bug.


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My experience installing Team Foundation Server (TFS) 2012 to house my business intelligence projects built in Visual Studio 2010:
I am installing TFS 2012 on Windows Server 2012. I am using Visual Studio 2010. I will be using the standard installation for TFS 2012 which gives you Source Control, Work items, Build automation, Test Management, a Data Warehouse, reports, and a SharePoint portal. It requires the SQL Server engine, SQL Reporting Services for the reports, SQL Analysis Services for the data warehouse, and Windows SharePoint Foundation for the team project portals. Everything will be installed on the same machine (if you want to scale out you would use the Advanced installation, or scale out later). Note there must be a SQL Server running on the machine before you configure the TFS installation.
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Install Team Foundation Server
Installing TFS 2012 on Server 2012 with SQL 2012
Managing Schemas And Source Control For Databases
Video Team Foundation Server (TFS) 2012
The Visual Guide for Building Team Foundation Server 2012 Environments
Video All Aboard the Team Foundation Server Express
Video Developer Productivity with Visual Studio & TFS 2012
Video Implementing Team Foundation Server in the Enterprise: Guide to a Successful Implementation
Video The Accidental Team Foundation Server Admin
Video Better Together: Scrum, Microsoft Visual Studio 2012 and Team Foundation Server 2012
My collection of favourite TFS utilities
Visual Studio ALM + Team Foundation Server Blog


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Region baseball from Monday
By TOMMY BRYAN
Hall added a bloop double in the second inning and finished with three runs batted in as FCS won for the 17th consecutive time this season, improving to 23-7 overall. The Wildcats closed out the season 9-15.
"These Monday regional openers have always been a little issue with us," saif Friendship head coach John McNeal. "There have been times we have struggle and not played as well as we should. I thought their pitcher (Arlis Phillips) might give us a little trouble with his curve ball, but Chris started us out with a homer run that pretty much set the tone. We were able to get runs the next few innings and end it in five. We were hoping we could play a quick game and save our pitching and not push us out any more than we had to."
Right-hander Kyle Wood dominated Monterey's lineup, allowing just two hits -- singles to Isiah Walker (third inning) and Arlis Phillips (fifth) while striking out seven.
The Commanders scored three times in the second, then salted the game away with a four spot in the fourth as Tanner Martin drilled a homer off the scoreboard in right-center.
Phillips started and was tagged with the loss. He struck out four and walked four.
Friendship will travel to Gainesboro Wednesday for the Region 4-A championship game vs. Jackson County. The District 7-A champion Blue Devils eliminated Trousdale County 10-0 Monday.
Wednesday's winner will host a sectional game Friday with the loser going on the road.
Zach Tompkins laced a clean double to score Hunter Gilbert, who had reached on a single, and from the first inning on Smith (9-1) took over. The big right-hander struck out 14 and allowed just three hits while wiggling out of a couple of jams.
"Another typical performance from Kyle," said Mt. Juliet coach Mark Purvis. "He had one or two innings where they had a chance and he shut the door on them. The others, he dominated. They (Dickson County) had a good guy on the hill, also, so it was a tough night to score."
Tompkins had a pair of doubles on the night as Mt. Juliet could scratch only four hits off Dickson County starter Joseph Teal.
Mt. Juliet (27-7) will host Rossview High Wednesday at 7 p.m. in the Region 5AAA finals. Wednesday's winner will host a sectional game Friday while the loser will play on the road for a berth in the TSSAA Spring Fling.


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-Some record-setting rains this week
-Preliminary climate summary for May 2013
-Weekly Weather potpourri
-MPR listener questions
-Almanac for May 31st
-Past weather
Topic: Some record-setting rains this week
Widespread rainfall was reported around the state this week, adding to an already wet month. Warm, moist air (dewpoints from 66 F to 70 F) produced strong thunderstorms which brought heavy rainfall to parts of northwestern and southeastern Minnesota overnight from May 29-30. In some cases new daily record amounts were set, including: 2.22 inches at Hokah, 2.59 inches at La Crescent, 2.32 inches at Spring Grove, 2.85 inches at Moorhead, 3.00 inches at Browns Valley, and 3.77 inches at Fargo, ND. As a result of these heavy rains the National Weather Service issued flash flood watches for some areas.
Topic: Preliminary climate summary for May 2013
For the 4th consecutive month Minnesota observers reported monthly mean temperatures that were cooler than normal. Most reports ranged from 1 to 3 degrees F cooler than normal for May. Combined withthe temperature data for March and April, the overall spring temperatures (March-May) were the third coldest in state history, trailing only 1907, and 1950. Extremes for the month ranged from 103 degrees F at Sherburn (Martin County) and Winnebago (Faribault County) on the 14th to just 15 degrees F at Camp Norris (Lake of the Woods County) on the 12th.
Most observers reported above normal precipitation for the month of May, ranging from 4 to 6 inches. In many southern counties monthly precipitation was well above normal, and in some areas record-setting. Those reporting a new record wet May included: Austin (10.98"), Grand Meadow (14.64"), La Crescent (10.91"), Rochester (11.03"), Spring Valley (12.23"), Dodge Center (9.03"), Lanesboro (9.91"), and Theilman (10.58"). Fargo, ND reported its 2nd wettest May in history with 7.06 inches. In addition, many observers reported precipitation on over 22 days during the month.
Combined with the precipitation for March and April, the overall spring season (March-May) was the wettest in history for southeastern Minnesota, saturating soils, and putting streams and rivers near bank full. Statewide this spring is likely to end up among the top ten wettest in history.
The snow storm over the first few days of May established some records in southeastern Minnesota as well. Dodge Center reported a statewide daily record snowfall for May with 15.4 inches on the 2nd. Observer reports for snow totals ranged from 9 inches (Albert Lea) to 17.3 inches (Ellendale) across many areas of southern Minnesota in one of the snowiest Mays in state history.
Winds of 50-60 mph associated with strong thunderstorms over May 19-20 caused some damage in southern Minnesota to trees.
Topic: Weekly Weather potpourri:
From Omaha.com this week there was a statement from Iowa State Climatologist Harry Hillaker, "the average rainfall of 16.4 inches during the months of March, April, and May is the most (statewide) in 141 years of records." The previous statewide record value for the spring months was 15.5 inches in 1892, while normal is about 10 inches. Rains were pounding Iowa much of this week, preventing farmers from planting and bringing most rivers and streams to bank full, and some to moderate and major flood stage, including the Cedar and Iowa Rivers. Many Iowa observers report over a foot of rain this May.
USDA Meteorologist Brad Rippey's comments on drought this week:
-Overall U.S. drought coverage fell 1.73 percentage points to 44.34%, and has decreased during 27 of the last 35 weeks. Drought coverage is down 16.75 percentage points since the beginning of 2013 and down 21.11 points from the record high of 65.45% on September 25, 2012.
- The portion of the contiguous U.S. in the worst category D4, or exceptional drought decreased slightly (0.20%) to 4.74%. Compared to a week ago, there were slight increases in D4 coverage noted in Kansas (22%) and Oklahoma (11%). D4 coverage was unchanged or decreased slightly in New Mexico (45%), Texas (16%), Colorado (16%), and Nebraska (4%). More information can be found at.....
News from overseas included a story about a tornado that struck near Milan, Italy this week causing some damages and surprising morning commuters. The same storm system produced some late season snows in the Alps. The United Kingdom Meteorological Office reported that country has recorded their coldest spring since 1962 and 5th coldest of all-time.
NOAA unveiled a new look to its "climate.gov" web site this week. It offers more features, a global climate dashboard to view data, and several additional links to other information. If you want to try it out go to....
Environment Canada has reported two tornadoes in Ontario this May. The average annual number of tornadoes reported in Ontario is 12. Earlier this week they reported severe thunderstorms, but no tornadoes.
MPR listener question: What is the northern most weather reporting station in Minnesota and what is the southern most? How many miles apart are they?
Answer: At 49 degrees 32 minutes north latitude, Flag Island on the Northwest Angle in Lake of the Woods is the most northerly climate station in Minnesota. The most southerly stations are Harmony in Fillmore County and Spring Grove in Houston County. Both are located at 43 degrees and 34 minutes north latitude. The distance from Spring Grove to Flag Island is roughly 500 miles. Obviously, Flag Island is a much colder place on average than either Spring Grove or Harmony, with many more below 0 F readings in the winter.
Twin Cities Almanac for May 31st:
The average MSP high temperature for this date is 74 degrees F (plus or minus 9 degrees F standard deviation), while the average low is 54 degrees F (plus or minus 8 degrees F standard deviation).
MSP Local Records for May 31st:
MSP weather records for this date include: highest daily maximum temperature of 106 degrees F in 1934; lowest daily maximum temperature of 55 degrees F in 1962; lowest daily minimum temperature of 33 F in 1889; highest daily minimum temperature of 75 F in 1934; and record precipitation of 2.39 inches in 1965; No snow has been recorded on this date.
Average dew point for May 31st is 50 degrees F, with a maximum of 73 degrees F in 1961 and a minimum of 27 degrees F in 2009.
All-time state records for May 31st:
The state record high temperature for this date is 112 degrees F at Maple Plain (Hennepin County) in 1934. The state record low temperature for this date is 19 degrees F at Pokegama Dam (Itasca County) in 1889. State record precipitation for this date is 4.92 inches at Maple Plain (Hennepin County) in 1888; and the state record snowfall for this date is 4.6 inches at Virginia (St Louis County) in 1946.
Past Weather Features:
Widespread frost occurred around the state on May 31, 1889 causing some farmers to replant crops. Temperatures fell into the 20s and low 30s F in many northern and central counties.
Another damaging frost occurred on May 31, 1897 when temperatures fell into the upper 20s and low 30s F. Corn had to be replanted in many spots, though some was left to cut for silage. Morning low temperatures fell to 28 degrees F as far south as Pleasant Mound and Grand Meadow.
May 31, 1934 brought the highest temperature ever recorded in May (112 degrees F at Maple Plain). Afternoon relative humidity that day was just 13 percent, and relative humidity of less than 20 percent was recorded on 15 days that month. Most places received less than an inch of rain during the (some less than 0.20"). Some of the worst dust storms ever recorded in the state occurred, depositing up to 6 inches of soil across many Minnesota roads. Western and northern areas were also plagued with brush, forest and peat fires.
May 31, 1946 brought snow to many communities in northeastern Minnesota, including Babbitt, Tower, Two Harbors, and Virginia. A trace of snow was reported as far south as Willmar. The snow was short-lived as temperatures climbed into the 50s F on June 1st.
May 31, 1959 brought thunderstorms to parts of Minnesota. These storms produced heavy rains and strong winds. Lakefield reported an unofficial rainfall of 5.60 inches, but many other areas received 2-3 inches of rainfall which caused some flash flooding. Winds of 50 mph and higher blew down some trees and electrical poles causing power outages in Blue Earth and Hennepin Counties. This storm brought an end to one of the wettest June's in state history, as many southern Minnesota observers reported over 9 inches for the month (10.41 inches at Fairmont)
At 3:30 pm on the afternoon of May 31, 1971 an F-2 tornado (winds 113-157 mph) passed 4 miles southwest of Lakefield, MN (Jackson County). It destroyed a barn and left several dead cattle before dissipating after being on the ground for 2 miles.
Cooler than normal temperatures under cloudy skies into the weekend with a chance for rain on Saturday. Mostly dry Sunday and Monday, then a chance for showers Tuesday and Wednesday next week. Warming temperatures towards the end of the week.
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Drafted in 1999, relief pitcher Erick Burke came to the plate in the seventh innings without a hit on his career ledger. One swing of the bat changed that as he recorded a triple and ended up scoring the winning run. Burke pitched two innings of scoreless ball to pick up his first win of the year, throwing 26 pitches and picking off a runner. He has given up one run over his last seven innings of work.
Freddy Guzman went 1-for-5 with an RBI and stole just his second base of the year on Wednesday. The speedy centerfielder has reached base 17 times, giving him one steal for every 8.5 times he reaches base. When he stole 70 bases over three stops in 2004, Guzman notched a theft every 2.6 times he reached base and during his career entering the year he averages a steal every 2.3 times he reaches base.
Brian Sikorski moved into the closer's role, at least for now, to earn his first save of the year. Taking over the role in place of the promoted Jon Adkins, Sikorski struck out the side but did surrender two hits, needing 25 pitches to get out of the inning. The right-hander has whiffed 15 through his first ten innings of work while walking three. Sikorski had walked eight and struck out six in 7.2 innings for the Padres during spring training.
Mobile lost 5-4 to Chattanooga (Reds)
Sure, Sean Thompson gave up four runs. Yes, he surrendered six hits. He even tossed two wild pitches. But in seven innings of work, the lefty struck out nine and, more importantly, did not walk a single batter. Thompson gave up three of the four runs in the fifth where four of the hits took place. The last time he did not walk a batter in a start was July 2, 2005 - a span of 12 starts in between. The lefty also picked off a runner at first base. Thompson, incidentally, took the loss.
Outfielder Steve Baker went 0-for-2 but walked twice and scored a run. He has drawn a base on balls seven times this year in 14 games. It took him 49 games to get seven walks with the BayBears last season. Baker is hitting .229 this year but is batting .385 with runners in scoring position, compared to .120 with the bases empty.
Ryan Trytten made his Double-A debut, giving up one run on a solo homer and striking out three. The right-hander had not allowed a run in three innings of work for the Storm, surrendering just one hit. The former Independent League pitcher gave up seven jacks in 65.2 innings of work last season, split between Lake Elsinore and Fort Wayne.
Lake Elsinore lost 9-1 to Rancho Cucamonga (Angels)
Brent Carter had his worst start as a professional. He was hammered for eight runs, seven earned, a career-high with 12 hits allowed and a walk in just 3.2 innings. He left with the bases juiced. Carter had never given up more than four runs in a start, had never given up more than three earned, and had never given up more than seven hits.
Skip Adams went 3-for-4 with the sole RBI. He entered the season with five hits over his first ten games. While he is hitting .205 on the season, Adams is batting .313 with runners in scoring position.
Chris Jaile replaced Ekstrom, allowing one of three inherited runners to score on a walk. The walk was his first of the year. He allowed a run on two hits in 2.1 innings of work, giving up his first hit of the year with runners in scoring position. He has allowed two runs in his first eight California League innings.
Fort Wayne won 12-4 over Burlington (Royals) to complete the suspended game and lost 3-2 on Wednesday
The Wizards exploded for eight runs in the tenth inning to win the suspended game 11-4. Nic Crosta hit a grand slam and knocked in five runs, going 4-for-6 with two doubles and two runs scored.
Fort Wayne stole five bases on the night with Will Venable netting two, Mike Sansoe and Josh Alley snaring their fifth and Abraham Aguilar netting his first. For a team that ranked second to last in thefts a year ago with 107, Fort Wayne is on pace to steal over 200 bags. While those are lofty expectations, they should be in position to nab more steals this year than last when their top man, former prospect Chris Kolkhorst, had 19. Both runs scored by Fort Wayne came after a stolen base.
Venable also went 1-for-2 at the plate with two walks. The outfielder has reached base in each of his last seven games, going 9-for-23 with four walks and seven runs scored. Venable is hitting .310 with the Wizards this year.
John Madden got his first chance at a save with Neil Jamison moving up to Lake Elsinore. It is the second time in as many years that he has taken over for Jamison after a callup. After a single and two strikeouts, it was two consecutive throwing errors, one by Aguilar – his second of the day – and another by Madden led to a one-run lead turning into a one-run loss.


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TOM Loughlin will be one of the stars of a spectacular production of Jesus Christ Superstar coming to the Theatre Royal next month.
The 17-year-old tuneful tenor who has performed at numerous events across St Helens will play the role of Simon. Tom, who is the son of former Saints star Paul is studying at the renowned Chetham's School of Music in Manchester.
National Operatic and Dramatic Association (NODA) award winner Andy Lee is Judas and Louis Fenney plays Pilate.
The production is the latest work by The Phoenix Youth Theatre group based in St Helens.
Showcasing some of the North West's most talented young performers aged between 16 and 18, it will also features a live nine-piece orchestra.
it will feature hit songs such as Heaven on Their Minds, Gethsemane and I Don't Know How To Love Him.
It follows last year's successful production of Phantom of the Opera which scooped five NODA awards, including best director and best musical director.
The show runs from Wednesday, September 10 to Friday, September 12, starting at 7.30pm. Tickets cost £10 and are available from the Theatre Royal on 01744 756000.


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|The Canadian Society for International Health, a national voluntary organization, facilitates and supports health and development activities around the world through the mobilization of Canadian and other resources. CSIH advocates for health policy and programming which contributes to global objectives of health for all, equity, and social justice and builds partnerships with Canadian and other institutions and organizations.
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Progressive new laws in Mozambique passed in the late 1990's provide an
important legal foundation for enhancing and protecting the rights of local
people to manage and use land and natural resources, within a participatory and
democratic legal framework. However, implementation of these laws has been
weak. The project will strengthen local governance by enhancing capacities for
land and natural resource law implementation at local levels, and also
complements local government decentralization and local planning initiatives.
Making communities aware of their rights and how to use and defend them will
reinforce the 'demand side' of the governance equation, and achieve
development, poverty alleviation and environmental objectives. The project also
addresses weaknesses in conflict resolution and access to justice identified in
an earlier CFJJ/FAO/Netherlands project - low local community awareness of how
to use existing judicial and related mechanisms to assert and defend legal
rights. The project is
implemented by the Centre for Legal and Judicial Training (Centro de
Formação Jurídica e Judiciaria - CFJJ) of the Ministry of
Justice, with FAO technical support.
In Canada
The intern will spend two weeks in Canada and will be required to learn about their host organization prior to travelling overseas and explore opportunities for public engagement and international linkages to follow up on upon their return to their home community in Canada.
On their return to Canada, the intern will spend another two weeks back home sharing their experience of the project work on the ground and raising awareness/public engagement with guidance from CSIH/YPPP.
The intern's tasks and responsibilities will include the following:
1) Participate and support the field programme of case study research, with a focus on the rights of women and orphaned children over land and natural resources, in the context of the HIV/AIDS pandemic.
2) Support the implementation of a Monitoring and Evaluation (M & E) system including an Impact Evaluation study that will assess the performance of the judiciary and other actors in the context of rights over natural resources; and the impact of the project and CFJJ training activities.
3) Participate in wider project and CFJJ activities as required.
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|Centre for Legal and Judicial Training
|Détails au sujet de l'organisation d'accueil :
|The CFJJ is the leading institution in Mozambique devoted to training the judiciary, and carries out research and capacity-building in areas related to law, governance and development. The CFJJ-FAO project includes training packages for local community leaders on the basic principles of the land and natural resources laws, and how to use legal processes for improving access to justice for local people; courses for district level administrative and judicial officers; and courses for senior National Park and conservatioan area managers.
In 2005, the Centre for Legal and Judicial Training in Maputo, Mozambique, and FAO Mozambique, received support from a Canadian intern under the NetCorps program managed by CSIH, who worked on a small HIV/ADS research exercise looking at the impact of the pandemic on land rights. This research is now continuing with UNFPA support, again set within the wider FAO programme with the CFJJ. This programme promotes better local governance through a) giving local communities a stronger awareness of their rights over resources and how to use the legal and judicial system to defend these rights if necessary; and b) raising the awareness of local rights ao on the part of key institutional actors, and how they can better respond to the local rights issues in future.
The CFJJ/FAO programme hosted one CSIH intern in 2005 and would be extremely interested in participating once more after the very positive experience with the intern.


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The Instituto Andaluz de Tecnología (IAT, Andalusian Institute of Technology) is a Technological Centre of Engineering and Innovation Management established as a non-profit private foundation, recognized as being of public interest. IAT acts under strictly professional criteria, providing Knowledge Intensive Services and developing its own technology.
Mission statement
To assist companies and institutions in improving their results while making them sustainable, providing them with Value by using innovative solutions.
IAT generates its own technology through Research, Development and Innovation processes, and will also provide Knowledge-Intensive Services, in order to become a reference among other Technological Centres in Engineering and Knowledge Management at a worldwide level. It aims to meet the needs and expectations of its Interest Groups: employers, clients, people from the organization, stakeholders and the social environment.
Corporate policy
- IAT is set up as a Technological Centre in Engineering and Innovation Management committed to the Science, Technology and Company System under the principles established by its Governing Bodies. IAT´s legal status is defined as a non-profit private Foundation, officially recognized as being of public interest.
- IAT´s management model for the development of its activities and R&D&Innovation projects is based on focusing on the customers´ preferences, the description of strategic and planning processes (resources management, provision of services and measurement, analysis and improvement) supported by Information and Communication Technologies. This model will also be based on the integration of applications to make better use of resources. This is all carried out under the principles established both in the ISO 9000, ISO 14000, OHSAS 18000, ISO 27001 y UNE 166000 standards as well as in the European Business Excellence Model.
- IAT´s actions are governed by technical efficiency and sustainability, with the aim of generating trust and reliability, as well as meeting the needs and expectations of its stakeholders in compliance with the legislation in force and, particularly, that relates to aspects of the environment and people´s health and safety in the workplace.
- IAT is willing to collaborate and cooperate with third parties at any time, actively participating in those initiatives which contribute to the fulfilment of its Mission Statement according to the legislation established in each case.
Corporate values
- Commitment to the Customer.
- Participation and Cooperation.
- Independence, Distinction, and Social Involvement.
- Sustainable Developement.
- Commitment to People´s Health and Safety.
Commitment to Social Responsibility and Sustainability
IAT is managed as a socially responsible institution which is provided with a sustainable development approach based on criteria of balance and efficient use of resources, both in economic and environmental terms, reducing its impact on the environment and considering people as the most valuable asset within the organization.
On the other hand, since IAT was initially created, a clear strategic commitment has been adopted regarding the establishment of policies on equal treatment and opportunities, regardless of gender, race or beliefs.