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Cyber Bullying: Student Awareness
Cyber-bullying is a growing form of bullying that is especially hard to see. Cyberbullying involves sending or posting hurtful, embarrassing, or threatening text or images using the Internet, cell phones, or other digital communication devices. Using these technologies, cyberbullies can reach a wide group of people very quickly. Their goal: to damage their victim's reputation and friendships.
Cyber-bullying can involve:
- Spreading rumors or posting false or private information
- Getting other people to post or send hurtful messages
- Excluding someone from an online group
Young people cyberbully for many reasons. Some do it to deal with their anger, seek revenge, or make themselves appear better than their peers. Others do it for entertainment or for the pleasure of tormenting others. Still others do it simply because they can. By remaining anonymous, and avoiding face-to-face contact, cyberbullies may not realize the consequences of their actions. As a result, they are more likely to say and do things they might hesitate to say or do in person. And young people are often hesitant to report cyberbullying because they are afraid that doing so will lead to restrictions on their own Internet or cell phone use or they believe nothing can be done to stop it.
Some things YOU can do to help prevent cyber-bullying and to help you from being a cyber-bully:
- Use the Internet and cell phones in a safe and responsible manner.
- Do not to share any personal information online.
- Tell your parent or another responsible adult if you are being cyberbullied or know others who are.
- Before you send a message that may not be appropriate, put down the mouse and step away from the computer before you hit "send."
- Think before you click "send." Walk away for awhile and then come back and re-read your message. It is very easy to misunderstand e-mails and cyber-communications. Be cautious and if you have any doubt - Don't Send It!
- Don't attack others online, say anything that could be considered insulting or that is controversial.
- Don't respond to a message when you are angry. Take a time-out to think.
- Remember, once you send it, you can't get it back!
Bullying is about the abuse of power. Children who bully abuse their power to hurt others, deliberately and repeatedly. They are often hot-tempered, inflexible, overly confident, and don't like to follow rules. They often lack empathy and may even enjoy inflicting pain on others. They often desire to dominate and control others, perceive hostile intent where none exists, overreact aggressively to ambiguous situations, and hold beliefs that support violence.
Sometimes children bully in groups. Children may join in because they look up to the bully and want to impress him or her, or because they are afraid and do not want to be attacked themselves.
Examining the Effects on the Bully
Besides hurting others, bullies damage themselves. Each time bullies hurt other children, they become even more removed emotionally from the suffering of their victims. They learn to justify their actions by believing their victims deserve to be bullied. They also learn that the way to get what they want from others is through force. Bullies often fail to develop the social skills of sharing, reciprocating, empathizing, and negotiating that form the basis for lasting friendships.
As they mature into adulthood, children who have bullied others often show higher rates of:
- Aggression
- Antisocial behavior
- Carrying weapons to school
- Dropping out of high school
- Convictions for crime
- Difficulty controlling their emotions
- Traffic violations
- Convictions for drunk driving
- Depression
- Suicides
Victims of bullying include girls and boys of all ages, sizes, and backgrounds. But some children are more likely than others to be victimized because they appear small, weak, insecure, sensitive, or "different" from their peers.
Some children can reduce their risk of being bullied by dressing or acting in ways that make it easier for them to "fit in." Yet children should not be expected to conform to avoid the threat of bullying. Every child's individuality should be appreciated for the value it brings to the group, rather than suppressed to reduce the risk of victimization. Furthermore, not all children are able to alter personal characteristics that may place them at increased risk.
Victims tend to share
these characteristics and tendencies:
- Low self-confidence
- Anxiety
- Fearfulness
- Submissiveness
- Depression or sad appearance
- Limited sense of humor
- Below-average size, strength, or coordination
- Feelings of helplessness
- Self-blame for problems
- Social withdrawal and isolation
- Poor social skills
- Low popularity
- Few or no friends
- Excessive dependence on adults
Children who are repeatedly bullied tend to be passive. They inadvertently reward the bully by crying, giving over their possessions, or running away in fear. Some victims also provoke negative responses from others by behaving in socially inappropriate ways. They may trigger conflict or ridicule and then overreact with anger and exasperation.
Potential victims can reduce their risk of being bullied by learning how to:
- Exhibit self-confidence
- Avoid the bully's tactics
- Respond with assertiveness
- Obtain support from others
Examining the Effects on the Victim
Victims of bullying suffer a wide range of harmful effects—both immediately and for years to come. While under the influence of a bully, victims may show many signs of physical, emotional, and social distress. They often feel tense, anxious, tired, listless, and sad. Some children lose their confidence, become socially isolated, do poorly in school, or refuse to go to school. They may also show high levels of:
- Headaches
- Skin problems
- Abdominal pain
- Sleep problems
- Bed-wetting
- Crying
- Depression
Bullying situations usually involve more than the bully and the victim. They also involvebystanders—those who watch bullying happen or hear about it.
An important new strategy for bullying prevention focuses on the powerful role of the bystander. Depending on how bystanders respond, they can either contribute to the problem or the solution. Bystanders rarely play a completely neutral role, although they may think they do.
Hurtful Bystanders
Some bystanders . . . instigate the bullying by prodding the bully to begin.
Other bystanders . . . encourage the bullying by laughing, cheering, or making comments that further stimulate the bully.
And other bystanders . . . join in the bullying once it has begun.
Most bystanders . . . passively accept bullying by watching and doing nothing. Often without realizing it, these bystanders also contribute to the problem. Passive bystanders provide the audience a bully craves and the silent acceptance that allows bullies to continue their hurtful behavior.
Helpful Bystanders
Bystanders also have the power to play a key role in preventing or stopping bullying.
Some bystanders . . . directly intervene, by discouraging the bully, defending the victim, or redirecting the situation away from bullying.
Other bystanders . . . get help, by rallying support from peers to stand up against bullying or by reporting the bullying to adults.
Examining the Effects on The Bystander
Why don't more bystanders intervene?
- They think, "It's none of my business."
- They fear getting hurt or becoming another victim.
- They feel powerless to stop the bully.
- They don't like the victim or believe the victim "deserves" it.
- They don't want to draw attention to themselves.
- They fear retribution.
- They think that telling adults won't help or it may make things worse.
- They don't know what to do.
Bystanders who don't intervene or don't report the bullying often suffer negative consequences themselves. They may experience:
- Pressure to participate in the bullying
- Anxiety about speaking to anyone about the bullying
- Powerlessness to stop bullying
- Vulnerability to becoming victimized
- Fear of associating with the victim, the bully, or the bully's pals
- Guilt for not having defended the victim
If you are a BULLY . . .
- Stop the bullying immediately.
- Bullying behaviors will not be tolerated.
- Bullying hurts your victim and you.
- Bullying sets a bad example for other children.
- Bullying may cause you to lose friends.
- Every child deserves to be treated with respect.
- There are other ways to solve conflicts.
- Ask adults for help if you feel angry or upset, or don't know how to stop bullying.
If you are a VICTIM . . .
- You are not responsible for a bully's behavior. It's not your fault.
- Don't respond to bullies by giving in, getting upset, or fighting back—this will encourage them. Instead, stay calm and be assertive.
- Sometimes the best response is no response—just walk away.
- Get help from a trusted adult. Adults can help you figure out new ways to respond the next time a bully bothers you.
If you are a BYSTANDER . . .
- Your involvement makes a difference. Don't just stand by and watch quietly.
- Stand up for the person being bullied. If you feel safe, tell the bully to stop. Use phrases such as "Stop teasing!" "Don't fight!" "Leave him alone!" and "It's not funny!"
- Don't join in. Don't laugh at the victim or participate in the teasing, harassing, or fighting.This encourages the bully to continue and can make the situation worse.
- Help the victim walk away. A victim may be too afraid to leave on his or her own, but will do so with the help of a friend.
- Encourage other bystanders to help the victim. Tell them not to join in the bullying.
- Get help from a trusted adult. Report the bullying.
- Afterward, tell the victim you feel bad about what happened. Encourage victims to talk to an adult, and offer to go with them.
- Include the victim in activities. Be a good friend.
Information provided by www.eyesonbullying.org

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With the assistance of the Two Hands Project, the expedition will also highlight the major influence coastal communities have on stopping the 'colourful killers', plastic debris poisoning wildlife and polluting pristine beaches.
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Tuesday, May 11, 2010
Tuesday Tune, vol 39 - It's All About YOU!
Here's how it will work, leave a comment with a tune or two. Or three or six. I will then add the tune to the post, complete with youtube link, and give you credit for it.
How's that? Do you care to play? Oh please play. Also note that I'm in desperate need to acquire new tunes for my marathon this weekend, so extra points go to those who leave tunes that motivate.
I care to play. So here's the newest of motivating picks in my library:
Living Darfur - Mattafix
Jessica gave us:
Dance Anthem of the 80's - Regina Spektor
Zak and Sara - Ben Folds
Spaceman - Dave Matthews
Ski Bike Junkie gives us:
Lose Yourself - Eminem
Jodi (Hi Jodi!) gave us:
Animal - Miike Snow
Bulletproof - La Roux
Ali in the Jungle - The Hours
Lisztomania - Phoenix
Rocket - Goldfrapp
Whatever You Like - Anya Marina
Moe gives us:
Anything's Possible - Jonny Lang
Red Light - Jonny Lang
Same Old 45 - Sarah Borges and the Broken Singles
Let My Love Open the Door - Pete Townsend
The Sea Refuses No River - Pete Townsend
Moe also gave us "covers of old stuff by new guys:"
The Boxer - Alison Krauss/Shawn Colvin
A Day in the Life - Jeff Beck
Roadhouse Blues - Los Lonely Boys
She Came in the Bathroom Window - Los Lonely Boys
Indian Sunset - Warren Haynes
Anyday - Derek Trucks Band & Susan Tedeschi
Anonymous gave us:
My Heart Will Go On - Celine Dion
Now about this My Heart Will Go On... is this anonymous person a ghost from software companies past? Were you there when I declared, with angst and disgust, how badly I hate that song? I believe we had picked up sandwiches and were lunching it at a park. And one of you, Mandee's husband, put his delicate hand on his heart, cocked the head to the side and said, "Oh but listen to the words!" I believe the year was 1998ish. If you are, note that you gave me the biggest laugh of the week. If you are not, note that you gave me the biggest laugh of the week.
From C.C. we have:
Kids - MGMT
I'm Your Daddy - Weezer
Sweet Disposition - The Temper Trap
A Kick in The Teeth - Fischerspooner
Worry About You - 2 am Club
Nobody's In Love - 2 am Club
Nothing Better - The Postal Service
X Amount Of Words - Blue October
This Scene is Dead - We Are Scientists
Basic Space - The XX
Black and Gold - Sam Sparro
Tom gave us:
End of Heartache - killswitch engage
Blue Jean Blues - zz top
Witch Hunt - Rush
Kill Me - adam sandler
Violin Concerto II - Edgar Meyer feat. Hilary Hahn
From Radracer, fellow running compatriot:
Supermassive Black Hole - Muse
Love etc - The Pet Shop Boys
The Wanderer - U2 and Johnny Cash
Route 66 - Depeche Mode
Route 66 - John Mayer
Flowers On The Wall - Statler Brothers
Bed Of Roses - Statler Brothers
Becca gave us the fabulous:
One Shoe Blues - Sandra Boynton, starring B.B. King
(This is seriously the best of then all! For, like, twelve reasons.)
Keep 'em coming! I Digg this!
12 comments:
- Jessica said...
oh, I like this!
Regina Spektor - Dance Anthem of the 80s (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8zd0RZusvJk) - the song is totally random, but it always peps me up.
Ben Folds - Zak and Sara (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FAVuK5efP4Q) - those piano beats get me movin'
Dave Matthews Band - Spaceman (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5yr7cuhxulk)
- May 11, 2010 at 2:50 PM
- Ski Bike Junkie said...
Favorite motivate tune is Lose Yourself from Eminem. Not particularly original but gets the job done.
- May 11, 2010 at 2:53 PM
- Jodi said...
My recent purchases:
Animal - Miike Snow
Bulletproof - La Roux
Ali in the Jungle - The Hours
Lisztomania - Phoenix
Rocket - Goldfrapp
Whatever You Like - Anya Marina
- May 11, 2010 at 2:59 PM
- Moe said...
Anything's Possible - Jonny Lang
Red Light - Jonny Lang
Same Old 45 - Sarah Borges and the Broken Singles
Let My Love Open the Door - Pete Townsend
The Sea Refuses No River - Pete Townsend
The Boxer - Alison Krauss/Shawn Colvin
A Day in the Life - Jeff Beck
- May 11, 2010 at 7:36 PM
- Moe said...
Here's some more: Covers of old stuff by new guys...
Roadhouse Blues - Los Lonely Boys
She Came in the Bathroom Window - Los Lonely Boys
Indian Sunset - Warren Haynes
Anyday - Derek Trucks Band & Susan Tedeschi
- May 11, 2010 at 8:04 PM
My Heart Will Go On - Celine Dion
- May 11, 2010 at 9:21 PM
- tom lindsey said...
End of Heartache [killswitch engage]
Blue Jean Blues [zz top]
Witch Hunt [rush]: taking my son to see them in Aug
Kill Me [adam sandler]
Hilary Hahn, Violin Concerto II : Edgar Meyers
- May 11, 2010 at 10:46 PM
- C.C. said...
I'm Your Daddy-Weezer
Sweet Disposition-The Temper Trap
A Kick in The Teeth-Fischerspooner
Worry About You- 2 am Club
Nobody's In Love- 2 am Club
Nothing Better- The Postal Service
X Amount Of Words- Blue October
This Scene is Dead-We Are Scientists
Basic Space-The XX
Black and Gold-Sam Sparro
Mine are all based on music from my running playlists....
- May 11, 2010 at 11:03 PM
- tom lindsey said...
Thanks for the links; to think that I foolishly continue to buy music ...
- May 12, 2010 at 8:06 AM
- Moe said...
color me stunned! I thought I and the Mom were the only other people in the state that have a copy of the Edgar Meyer concerto. It's a keeper...
- May 12, 2010 at 12:55 PM
- radracer said...
I know it's a day late, but only one day late at the moment is pretty stellar in my world.
Supermassive Black Hole, Muse
Love etc, The Pet Shop Boys (too much of anything is never enough)
The Wanderer, U2 and Johnny Cash
Route 66, Depeche Mode and John Mayer (separate versions, each desirable depending on the mood)
Do You Remember These?, The Statler Brothers. (Actually, anything Statler Brothers will serve adequately to annoy kid 1 and kid 2.)
Now that I have fully utilized my lunch break, I'll get back to work.
- May 12, 2010 at 1:10 PM
- Becca said...
Oh how this post delighted me today. Not because I feel that I have any tunes to add to your repertoire but because I heard a song today that made me think of you and now here you are asking for requests.
Sarah and I brought a new music book home from the library yesterday and as we were listening to the CD, there was a song that made me stop and think:
"This should be the Rabid's family anthem."
In fact I was so excited in thinking just that that I went and found it on YouTube so that you could see for yourself. Enjoy! (Except you probably won't enjoy the first 25 seconds because it's just plain annoying--you have to wait to get to the good part.)
- May 13, 2010 at 9:12 PM


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Date: May 17, 2011 2:29:43 PM EDT
Subject: Arden3 Sir Thomas More
"More matter for a May morning!"
Following the controversial Double Falsehood, the latest Arden3 edition is John Jowett's Sir Thomas More. In truth, he probably has more claim to it than anyone whose name appears on the title page - and there are more of those than I can easily list here. It is only included in the Arden series at all because one of the scribes ("Hand D") is supposed (on dubious grounds) to be Shakespeare, with the corollary that the re-written part of one scene (Scene 6, lines 1-165) was written (or re-written) by Shakespeare. This seems a rather slight foundation for a volume of xx+522 pages - rather a lot for remarkably little (if any) Shakespeare. After all, don't 165 lines (and rather undistinguished lines at that) amount to the difference between the Quarto and Folio texts of Hamlet, King Lear, or Othello, and so could easily be thrown away on the whim of an editor?
I suppose I could be accused of hypocrisy, as I am one of the ones who complain about the attention given to Shakespeare rather than to his contemporaries, but I would rather that Sir Thomas More was edited for its own merits (if any) than for the doubtful connection to Shakespeare. The play, of course, never got to the stage, remaining instead on the "too difficult" pile, despite someone throwing teams of playwrights at the project.
John Jowett has carefully edited the play from the messy manuscript, using different typographical conventions to distinguish the various contributions, additions and deletions. I wish I could say more about this, but I am completely baffled by Jowett's explanation, and the example he gives on pp.127-9. As far as I can tell, Shakespeare (or whoever) wrote lines 6.124-130 as (modernised):
"...Lift up for peace, and your unreverent knees,
Make them your feet. To kneel to be forgiven
Is safer wars than ever you can make
Whose discipline is riot.
In, in, to your obedience! Why, even your hurly
Cannot proceed but by obedience.
What rebel captain,..."
Hand C (don't ask!) was baffled by a lack of punctuation, and the interlinear additions, strangled syntax, and woolly thought processes. He altered this to:
"Lift up for peace, and your unreverent knees,
Make them your feet, to kneel to be forgiven.
Tell me but this: what rebel captain,"
But Jowett prints this as (with my conventions replacing his):
"Lift up for peace, and your unreverent knees,
Make them your feet. [To kneel to be forgiven
Is safer wars than ever you can make
Whose discipline is riot.
In, in, to your obedience! Why, even your hurly
Cannot proceed but by obedience.]
{Tell me but this:} What rebel captain,"
Where [] represents a deletion by Hand C, and {} an insertion by Hand C. Do you see my perplexity? I can't for the life of me decode this to get what either Hand C or Hand D/Shakespeare actually wrote. Can anyone help explain it?
John Briggs
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GN ReSound announces the worlds first Made for iPhone hearing aid
Copenhagen, 2013-10-16 10:00 CEST (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Today, GN ReSound announces ReSound LiNX, an entirely new premium hearing aid, taking Surround Sound by ReSound to an unprecedented level and further expanding its lead in connectivity. GN ReSounds unique third generation 2.4 GHz wireless technology, based on the all new smartRange chipset, is behind this latest technological breakthrough.
With ReSound LiNX, for the first time ever, hearing impaired people will be able to stream music and phone calls directly from an Apple iPhone to their hearing aids. The streaming is possible without any stigmatizing, intermediary body worn device.
ReSound LiNX provides an unprecedented sound experience taking Surround Sound by ReSound to the next level.
ReSound LiNX has been developed to meet the high quality and usability requirements of Made for iPhone hearing aids, and ReSound LiNX will provide users with a power-efficient, high-quality digital audio experience.
ReSound LiNX is launched in an elegantly designed mini receiver-in-the-ear (RIE) form factor that fits more than 90% of all hearing losses. It will be presented at the Europäische Union der Hörgeräteakustikers Congress of Hearing Aid Acousticians (EUHA) in Germany from October 16 18, made available in a limited release later this year, followed by a global launch during the first quarter of 2014. Under the Beltone brand the equivalent Beltone First will be launched following the same release pattern.
GN ReSounds CEO, Lars Viksmoen, says: ReSound LiNX again underlines our core strength of bringing breakthrough innovations to the hearing impaired, making them consumers with choices rather than patients with challenges.
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A colorful journey around Rajasthan, this trip also reveals India's most cultural, and dynamic cities from the inside, from mega-metropolises like Mumbai to historic hubs like Old Delhi.
You'll enjoy Insider moments like… experiencing India's contrasts first hand, feeling the gritty reality of life in Old Delhi as you ride a rickshaw through the district; then staying in the former hunting lodge of Jodhpur's Royal Family.
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This morning begin your City Tour with a rickshaw ride through Old Delhi for a Cultural Insight. View the Red Fort, the most opulent fort and palace of the Mughal Empire. Its main gate faces Chandni Chowk, the bustling and colorful market of the old city with twisting lanes and crowded bazaars. See it come alive in the morning as the days trading begins. Take a peek through a portico and you may see a man getting shaved, silver being weighed, or bolts of cloth being measured. Visit Jama Masjid, one of the largest mosques in India, built by Mughal emperor Shah Jahan between 1644 and 1656 at a cost of one million rupees. Return to your hotel and enjoy some free time this afternoon to relax or explore further.
After a late start this morning take a walk through the city and learn about the Salaam Baalak Trust, a non-profit, non-governmental organization that aims to provide a caring environment for street and working children in Delhi. Learn about the daily lives of these children, one of whom will be your guide as they take you through their shelters and tell their life-stories, a Cultural Insight. Later walk through the bazaar of Paharganj and a vegetable market where the locals do their daily shopping. After lunch in a local restaurant, continue your City Tour with a visit to New Delhi which was designed and built by the British starting in the 1920's. It is a city of wide boulevards impressive government buildings, green parks and gardens. Visit two monuments from Delhi's past: Humayun's Tomb and Qutub Minar, both UNESCO World Heritage sites. Later drive along the ceremonial avenue, Rajpath, past the imposing India Gate and Parliament House.
This morning travel to Agra, the 16th and 17th century capital of the grand Mughal Empire. In the afternoon visit the impressive Agra Fort, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and walk through the chambers of this royal residence. The fort can be more accurately described as a walled palatial city, which housed the state treasury and mint during Mughal times. On the drive through the city, witness the local life and the hustle and bustle of everyday India. Return to your hotel for dinner and your overnight stay.
Get an early start this morning to visit the spectacular Taj Mahal at sunrise, when its marble exterior reflects rose and golden tints. It was built by an emperor in memory of his beloved queen and is believed to have taken 18 years to complete, with over 20,000 craftsmen working around the clock. Return to the hotel for breakfast and then depart for Jaipur, stopping for lunch en-route. Jaipur is known as the "Pink City" and is the capital of the colorful state of Rajasthan.
This morning's City Tour begins with a visit to the City Palace which opened as a museum in 1959 and is a blend of Mughal and Rajasthani architecture. Next visit the impressive Jantar Mantar, an astronomical observation site built in the early 18th century and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Make a brief stop at the Palace of Winds, a spectacular five storied palace constructed to enable the ladies of the royal household to watch the life and processions of the city unseen from the outside. This afternoon your choice of activities offers the opportunity to learn about ancient customs and pastimes in a Cultural Insight. Choose between Turban Tying or Kite Flying. This evening visit the Birla Temple and witness an Aarti Ceremony.
Depart this morning for a trip to the Amber Fort, a marvelous example of Rajput architecture and a UNESCO World Heritage site. The interior of the fort has various royal halls decorated with intricate ivory, mirror and glass work, and exquisite wall paintings. Later learn about the tradition of hand block printing from a Local Specialist. The block-printed cottons of Jaipur have been renowned for their exquisite patterns, and natural coloring for at least 250 years. The traditional prints and designs differ from area to area and can determine village, profession or even marital status. Blue Pottery is synonymous with Jaipur, and its vibrant colors of blues and greens set it apart from other pottery in the country. Visit a workshop where a Local Specialist demonstrates how the pottery is made. This evening enjoy a Be My Guest experience with a local family in their home.
This morning depart for Narlai, a picturesque village on a country back road of Ranakpur which is an ideal base for exploring the local countryside. Stop for lunch along the way and on arrival in Narlai check-in to your Authentic Accommodations, the Rawla Narlai, a beautifully maintained heritage resort. Meet one of the family members for some fascinating stories and history about the hotel and the locals, a Cultural Insight. At dinner this evening taste the flavor of true Rajasthani royal hospitality at the 16th century old Stepwell of the Rawla Narlai.
Today enjoy a Jeep safari to see the wildlife in their natural habitat. Later continue on to Udaipur, considered by many to be the most beautiful and romantic city in Rajasthan. It has the atmosphere of a small town and it is surprisingly pedestrian with winding alleyways and tree-lined streets. This evening enjoy a scenic boat ride on the placid waters of Lake Pichola, with a wonderful view of the City Palace stretching along the east bank.
Start this morning's City Tour with a visit to the City Palace complex , an impressive facade half a mile in length overlooking Lake Pichola. The City Palace is the oldest part of the complex, dating back to the 16th century and has been converted into a museum. Later wander through the markets and bazaars to get a feel for the city and perhaps take the opportunity to purchase a sari. Visit the Jagdish Temple built in 1651, ornamented with excellent carvings and a bronze figure of the Garuda. Proceed to the Garden of the Maids of the Honor constructed in the early 18th century which was used as a venue for royal parties. After lunch in a local restaurant, enjoy some free time or take part in an Optional Experience.
In the morning transfer to the airport for your flight to Mumbai. On arrival begin your City Tour with an orientation drive around the city. Visit Dhobi Ghat, a unique feature of Mumbai and a Cultural Insight, the 'dhobi' is a traditional laundryman, who will collect dirty linen, wash it, and return it neatly pressed. Travel along Marine Drive and Nariman Point before arriving at Mani Bhawan, a memorial dedicated to the legendary freedom fighter of India. See the Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus, a historic railway station listed as UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the busiest railway stations in India. Check in to your hotel and later this afternoon continue with your City Tour. See Mumbai's principal landmark, the Gateway of India, a huge archway on the water's edge. This famous monument was built to commemorate the first visit of a sitting British monarch, King George V and Queen Mary in 1911. Visit the Prince of Wales Museum, which showcases ancient artworks, sculptures and artifacts in its galleries. Later enjoy a walk through the famous Crawford Market, named after Bombay's first municipal commissioner, Arthur Crawford.
This morning take a boat trip across Mumbai Harbor to see the rock-cut temples on Gharapuri, better known as Elephanta Island, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The island was renamed Elephanta by the Portuguese because of the huge carved elephant they found near the shore when they landed there. The labyrinth of cave temples represents some of India's most impressive temple carvings. The main Shiva-dedicated temple is an intriguing latticework of courtyards, halls, pillars and shrines. This afternoon return to your hotel and have some free time for last minute shopping or take part in an Optional Experience. This evening join your fellow guests and Travel Director for a Farewell Dinner.
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U.S. citizens traveling to India must have a current passport that is valid for six months beyond the conclusion of their trip. You can find information on how to apply for a passport here, and how to renew a passport here. U.S. passport holders traveling to India will also need an entry visa. We will send you application forms to complete to obtain your visa prior to departure. Visa costs and entry requirements can change at any time. Please visit travel.state.gov to learn more.
The currency in India is the Rupee. The most convenient way to obtain cash is to use your ATM card at local banks in India. We recommend bringing a combination of credit and debit cards; it is important that you inform your financial institutions of your travel plans before you leave home so they don't flag your purchases as fraudulent charges.
One of the most enjoyable parts of traveling is sampling the local cuisine. On your trip you'll discover an abundance of regional dishes and local traditions. Consumption of beef is considered taboo in India. Staples include lentils, rice, potatoes and flatbread served with spiced vegetables, sauces, and chutneys.
We suggest bringing breathable, loose-fitting clothing that can be layered to stay comfortable throughout your trip. Sturdy walking shoes are important for sightseeing excursions; a hat, lightweight jacket, and shawl or scarf could also come in handy. Keep in mind that your shoulders and legs should be covered at religious sites. For more helpful information please refer to our Packing Tips & Packing List.
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My Carbon Footprint Is a Heel Strike
The Washington Post Health & Science section last week featured a baffling column on the greenhouse gas emissions caused by marathoning. It seemed especially pointless since the author explained that "the carbon dioxide that a runner exhales does not directly contribute to climate change, because it's a part of a natural carbon cycle." Apparently it's only the food you eat and how it is produced that add to your carbon footprint.
What does this have to do with marathoning? Beats me, but it sure filled up some space in the Washington Post. How much carbon dioxide was produced by that column?
Anyway, there are significant environmental factors caused by marathons and marathon training that go unmentioned in the article.
After a few hundred miles of running, the tread on your running shoes disappears. Where does it go? Yes, untold trillions of tiny rubber particles are released into the atmosphere and inhaled by unsuspecting humans.
What effect is there on our planet's flora by the excessive urination on plants, trees and bushes by marathoners?
Released body heat can contribute to global warming, and is only partially mitigated by those mylar blankets.
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Film Review: Visible Secret (2001)
SYNOPSIS: Urban tale of fantasies, genre greatly favoured by Hong-Kong cinematography, the latest movie of filmmaker Ann Hui combines elements of horror films with other comical aspects to offer an intriguing and terrifying work of great visual strength REVIEW: VISIBLE SECRETS (2001) Director: Ann Hui Writer: Kwang Abe Producer: John Chang Cinematographer: Arthur Wong Editor: Chi Li Kong Original Music: …Read More »


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Indonesia - BOGOR, Indonesia—Where tropical forests meet the sea, you'll often find mangroves, which harbor unique wildlife and store large amounts of carbon.
If that wasn't enough, a project conducted by the Center for International Forestry Research (CIFOR) seeks to show how they could also be protecting our coastlines against rising sea levels.
As climate change leads to global sea-level rise, mangroves' adaptability could be hugely beneficial. Yet, despite playing a key ecological role in climate change adaptation, mangroves are being lost at a loss rate equivalent to more than 45,000 football pitches each year.
"In Indonesia at the moment, we have 2.6 million hectares," said Daniel Murdiyarso, a principal scientist at the Center for International Forestry Research (CIFOR) and one of the leaders of the project. "It used to be around 4.5 million hectares in the 1980s. So in the past 30 years, we have lost 40 percent-plus area of mangroves—meaning that the deforestation, or the loss rate, is more than 50,000 hectares a year," he said.
The scientists are using the "rod surface elevation table marker horizon set method," known as RSET, that enables them to monitor rates of soil accretion in mangrove forests. To do this, the team must install a series of rods into mangroves' muddy soil to act as markers against which surface elevation change can be measured.
This may sound simple, but it's grueling, dirty work in some of the most remote, inaccessible forests in the world. In the video above, the team battles mud and tides to carry out their fieldwork in Bintuni Bay, Papua, Indonesia.
For more information about CIFOR's research in coastal wetlands, go to cifor.org/swamp.
CIFOR's SWAMP project is supported in part by USAID and the US Forest Service and forms part of the CGIAR Research Program on Forests, Trees and Agroforestry.


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Mami's Mini Chicken Burritos
Recipe by Mami J
Super easy, tasty and quick burritos. I make them with regular flour tortillas so that they come out the perfect size for my kids' small hands- if I made them with those huge burrito-size tortillas, they would never eat them! Great use for leftover cooked chicken. I divide the filling in two before I add the jalapeno and then add it to only one filling for the adults. These can also be served as an appetizer.
Top Review by seesko
I really enjoyed these for lungh today. I hate changing recipes, but I did change this a little bit. I used a whole wheat tortilla. I also left out the beans because I am not a big bean person. I really enjoyed this tasty and healthy lunch. Thanks. Made for Bevy tag 2008.
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Ingredients Nutrition
- 1 1⁄2 cups cooked chicken breasts, shredded
- 1 cup cooked beans (pinto, black or whatever you like)
- 1 roma tomato, chopped
- 1⁄4 cup tomato sauce
- 1 -2 canned jalapeno chile, finely chopped
- 1⁄2 cup shredded cheese (Monterey. Manchego, Oaxaca, Cheddar)
- 1 cup shredded lettuce (optional)
- 10 regular size flour tortillas
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- In a large bowl, mix chicken with the beans, tomato, tomato sauce and jalapeno. Meanwhile, heat a large non-stick skillet over low heat. If you know how to heat tortillas in a griddle, then do so, otherwise warm them slightly in the microwave between paper towels. Place one tortilla in a plate. Put about 2 tbs filling in the center of the tortilla, top with a little cheese and lettuce, if desired. Fold the sides of the tortillas over the filling, then fold the side closest to you over the filling and turn burritos over, enclosing the filling. Repeat with remaining tortillas and filling. Place seam side down on the skillet so that the burritos get nice and crispy on the outside and the cheese melts. Serve hot.


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The work on planets at Lund Observatory focuses on extrasolar planets. In
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SPEEDWAY promoter Matt Ford has given his backing to a Dorset's children's hospice – by launching the inaugural Poole Pirates - Julia's House Business Fundraising Challenge.
The Poole Speedway owner confirmed details of the new scheme during the club's official press and practice day, ahead of the 2014 Elite League campaign.
Mr Ford, who devised the idea especially for Julia's House, hopes 10 major sponsors of the Pirates can raise vital funds for the charity during the speedway season.
The Pirates chief has given each of the 10 Pirates business backers a £50 starting fund, and has challenged them to come up with fundraising initiatives to substantially grow that pot.
All the money generated will go to Julia's House and the winning fundraising team will receive a trophy during a presentation at the final home Pirates fixture of the season.
Mr Ford said: "I attended the Julia's House open day last month and it is a wonderful charity, which does outstanding work throughout Dorset.
"We believe it is important to support local charities and by running the challenge, our sponsors will be able to put their expertise to fantastic use.
"I know our sponsors well and they are a highly-competitive bunch. I am sure they will come up with ingenious ideas to raise a great amount."
The companies involved in the challenge are Coastal Aluminium, Wessex Marine, FIS Chemicals, Alan & Thomas Insurance, Meridian Lifts, Utility Advice Bureau, Sunrise, Aerosolutions, DWP Housing and Ego.
Julia's House is dedicated to helping life-limited children and their families across the county by providing regular respite care at the hospice in Corfe Mullen and in their own homes.
The charity needs to raise £3.9m in 2014.
Ian Wadley, community fundraiser at Julia's House, said: "This is a terrific, exciting scheme and we are delighted to have such great support from Pirates and their loyal sponsors."


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This undated photo provided by the North Carolina National Guard shows 1st Lt. Ashley White from Alliance, Ohio. White was killed Oct. 22, 2011, by an improvised explosive device in Kandahar province, Afghanistan. Last weekend, White died in combat in southern Afghanistan, the first casualty in what the Army says is a new and vital wartime attempt to gain the trust of Afghan women. White, like other female soldiers working with special operations teams, was assigned duties that would be awkward or impossible for her male counterparts, such as frisking burqa-clad women. (AP Photo/North Carolina National Guard)
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I am making a fan-made Tomb Raider game using the old Tomb Raider engine they released with the fifth TR game, but I am new to the process, and therefore do not know how to do any of the extra stuff (scripting, object modeling, and animations/cutscenes). What I am looking for is one or more persons that would be interested in helping me with those areas.
As for what objects I would need, that list is a long one. I plan on recreating the entire British Museum exactly, so that would be the bulk of what I would need. I would also need city objects (benches, lamp posts, cars, garbage cans, liter, etc), and some sewer objects.
Possibly a good selection of trees (also remaking a jungle area), and some Egyptian objects (going to recreate the Pyramid of Ahm Shere, and Hamunaptra).
My project is a TR game that is tied in with the Mummy movies, and is completely non-profit. You can go here:
To see any screenshots I have posted and see the story and planned levels.
If anyone is interested, you can email me at firstname.lastname@example.com, or just reply to this.
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Each November since 2005 lexicographers ("n., a writer or compiler of a dictionary") at Oxford English Dictionary announce the word that qualifies as word of the year. After watching word trends to determine what word best illustrates the current zeitgeist, the 2012 winner is GIF. You probably recognize GIF—an acronym standing for graphic interchange format—after all it has been around for over 25 years, but like the word "Google" before it, GIF is morphing from strictly a noun into a verb. From popular tumblr sites such as That Disney GIF to gymnastic GIFs…continue reading →


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InfoWorld review: Dell EqualLogic iSCSI SAN kicks it to 10G
Dell's EqualLogic PS6010XV 10G iSCSI array delivers big time performance, offering an easier and lower cost option to Fibre Channel
The tool installs on a server and communicates with the storage arrays via SNMP, gathering information on just about every aspect of the array, from network and disk I/O to overall array health. You can view IOps on a global or per-disk level, in addition to deep statistics like average disk queue depth.
The application is laid out well, and it's very simple to drill down to the data you're looking for, and just as simple to export it as a CSV file to be imported into any number of other applications. There's also a report creation engine that allows you to select any number of monitored items to be included in an attractive PDF generated by the utility. One of the handy predefined reports is a top 10 list that shows information such as the leading volumes by capacity, IOps, snapshots, and so forth. The predefined reports include configuration, capacity, replication, performance, host connection, and a hardware and firmware informational report. And you can choose from several different report templates.
The information gathered by SAN HQ is available for as long as the tool has been running and can easily show trends in usage. Overall, SAN HQ provides a great view into the workings of an EqualLogic storage infrastructure of any size.
EqualLogic has always seemed to be ahead of the curve in iSCSI storage, and the company's arrays provide a significant level of reliability, manageability, and performance. They're definitely not the cheapest iSCSI solutions out there, but they're a very good fit for those infrastructures that want to leverage the lower cost of iSCSI against significant performance needs.
If your storage needs surpass what Gigabit Ethernet can deliver, but you don't want to bite the expensive Fibre Channel bullet, check out the PS6010XV. With two 10G Ethernet interfaces, fully redundant controllers, blazing performance, and low latency, it offers performance on par with that of some Fibre Channel arrays but with a lower cost and simpler implementation.
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Today world runs on the Internet, which is a global network connecting millions of computers that use the standard Internet protocol suite often called TCP or IP to serve billions of users worldwide. More than 100 countries are linked into exchanges of data, news and opinions and much more. Nowadays, life without Internet is unimaginable. But, there are some malicious or inappropriate or insecure websites prevailing on the Internet, which is not appropriate for all the users, it can distract you from work or can crash your system. You can block such types of website or you can completely remove it from your browser to protect the system from virus, spyware or hackers.
To block the inappropriate website in chrome or remove the unwanted websites from the browser, which you don't want to be visible on your computer, then you need to follow the steps discussed below in this tutorial.
Block Website in Chrome Browser
Google Chrome allows the user to blocks a large number of hazardous websites, but it has limitation in blocking some particular sites. However, Windows allows the changes in a simpler way. Follow the instructions below to block a website on Google chrome.
- Click on "Start" and type C:WINDOWS\system32\drivers\etc in the Search field at the bottom of the Start menu
- Right-click on the "hosts" file and select "Open". Choose "Notepad" as the program you wish to use to open the file, and click "OK"
- At the bottom of the document, type 127.0.0.1 followed by at least one space, followed by the URL of the website you want to block. For example, if you wanted to block "bing.com" you would enter "127.0.0.1 bing.com". Do not put either "http:" or "www" in front of the names of websites you wish to block; doing so will result in the site not being blocked. You are blocking the entire site regardless of protocol.
- Save the document and restart your computer. On attempting to visit the site you blocked in Chrome or any other browser it will result in an error message.
Block Website in Firefox Browser
In Mozilla Firefox you can easily block a website by using a free, third-party add-on called BlockSite. Add the sites which you want to block in the "blacklist" of BlockSite extension. You can also unblock the website from here itself. BlockSite also has a "password protection" feature that helps in preventing unwanted changes to BlockSite by others. Follow the steps given below to block a website on Mozilla firefox.
- Open Firefox; click "Tools" then "Add-ons." Click "Get Add-ons" and then "Browse All Add-ons." Type "blocksite" in the search bar after the Mozilla Firefox add-ons website opens and press "Enter"
- Click the "Add to Firefox" button next to the entry for BlockSite. Allow the add-on to load not more than 5 seconds, and then click the "Install Now" button. Restart Firefox when prompted
- Go to "Tools," then "Add-ons," then click the Extension tab. Click on BlockSite options to open "Blocksite Preferences" window after Firefox restarts. Make sure the "Blacklist" radio button is ticked, as well as "Enable BlockSite," "Enable warning messages" and "Enable link removal"
- Check "Enable authentication," then enter a password if you would like to keep other users from deleting blocked websites or changing the settings in BlockSite without your permission
- Click the "Add" button, enter the URL of the website you would like to block, and then click "OK." Repeat to add more sites, or click the "Clear" button to delete the list. Once you have listed all the blocked sites, click "OK" and restart Firefox.
Block Website in Internet Explorer
- Open Internet Explorer, click on the "Tools" menu at the top of the window
- Select "Internet Options" from the drop-down list
- Click on the "Content" tab in that window
- Click "Enable" in the content advisor box, and then click the "Approved Sites" tab in the window that opens
- Type in the address of the site you wish to block, click "Never" and select "OK"
- Navigate to the "General" tab where you can set up a password and hint that will allow you access to the restricted sites. Restart the IE upon completion.
The above-mentioned procedures will help you removing or block the websites which you don't desire to visit.


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3D printing tomorrow
That's where we are today. On the industrial side, there's a lot of research on 3D printing -- and early-stage products -- using materials other than plastic, including metals, ceramic composites, and biological substances. There are even some devices on the market that can print an object using multiple materials: the Holy Grail for producing commercial-grade objects.
But the printing part is only half of the equation. You need a model of what to print before you can print it.
On the industrial side, those NC routers provide a straightforward path: the CAD/CAM drawings they use. 3D modeling is no longer science fiction, but now part of standard CAD programs and even consumer-accessible software like Adobe Photoshop, whose latest version has drivers for 3D printing. I foresee a time when you could have a 3D printer at home to which you download patterns bought over the Web, sort of like sewing patterns are bought today. It's also easy to imagine a company like Amazon.com pioneering this for consumers -- who needs quadricopter delivery if you can print it on demand at home?
But for Makers and other hobbyists, even a program like Photoshop is pushing the envelope. If your goal is to replicate something -- a figurine of your cat, a gear, a special Lego piece -- you need a way to capture that object. Very few people could draw it themselves. That's where 3D scanners come in. A surprising number of handheld 3D scanners are being promoted, including one that connects to the iPad, though a substantial portion are Kickstarter promises, not actual products likely to ever see the light of day.
These scanners are essentially cameras that stitch together the images to create a surface map of the object -- which brings us back to the figurine issue. Because these scanners see only the surface, they send to a 3D printer simply a set of instructions for a shape that is colored to match what you see but is internally made of all the same material, such as a figurine. These scans can't be used to create a multiple-material object, so more functional objects will still need to be generated from 3D CAD drawings, then sent to a multiple-material printer.
3D's future is a niche one
Few notions can be guaranteed to excite techies. 3D is one of those. Remember the endless blather around 3D TVs in the early 2010s? In the real world, 3D television has gone nowhere. Some believe 3D printing is destined for the same fate. I don't agree with them; the requirement to wear 3D glasses is a big factor in the failure of 3D TV, whereas there's no such awkward requirement for 3D printing. But I do believe that 3D printing is inherently a niche, both for consumers and businesses.
Assuming affordability, 3D printing of figurines, simple objects, and the like makes sense for people who do crafts or DIY projects (the Maker crowd). Like any hobbyist, they'll invest in tools that let them pursue their hobbies.
For businesses, 3D printing certainly makes sense for product development, such as to visualize prototypes. That's nothing new -- for decades, companies have created models of cars, computers, and so on using traditional methods like physical model-making and carving, then NC-based automated carving, and now onscreen 3D renders. 3D printers will simplify that effort for physical objects, allowing a wider range of businesses and people within businesses do such prototyping.
If multiple-material printers become affordable enough, we'll see custom parts generation arrive as a business opportunity at your local Home Depot, as well as auto and appliance repair shops. Maybe we'll even see that putative Amazon 3D printer box in your home.
I don't see 3D printing becoming as ubiquitous as 2D printing was in its heyday. But it doesn't have to be.
This article, "What you need to know about 3D printers for today and tomorrow," was originally published at InfoWorld.com. Read more of Galen Gruman's Smart User blog. For the latest business technology news, follow InfoWorld.com on Twitter.


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Historically, lecca has been considered a reggae artist and always seemed happy as such. But her last album, Step One, found her trying new things, particularly dance, pop and R&B. She still did a few reggae songs, yes, but the album's title clearly indicated that this was her first step in a new direction, or the first step in widening her horizons. So it should come as no surprise that her new album, ZOOLANDER, only has a couple of songs with even a hint of reggae. Mostly, it's comprised of club-ready dance anthems.
The album begins with an intro track called "Landing On The Zoo," which would seem to imply that she means the album's title, ZOOLANDER, literally, as opposed to paying homage to the hilarious movie of the same name. It starts off sounding like a thunderstorm then we hear an aircraft landing before some tribal beats begin and she starts singing "oh oh oh" and other things repeatedly. She finally delivers some real lyrics just before the beats continue into "Golden Lion," the first proper song on the album. I could be mistaken, but it sounds like "Golden Lion" samples Serge Gainsbourg's "Bonnie & Clyde," which Kylie Minogue sampled in her song "Sensitized" from her album X. But that's just one element of "Golden Lion," the tribal beats and loud piano comprising most of the booming music, which reminds me of many a tribal remix circa 2000. It might take a few listens to grow on you, but it ultimately proves to be a worthwhile investment. I wouldn't play this song very loudly though, as my computer shut off one of my speakers to prevent it from being blown when I was listening to this song loudly while writing notes for my review. To that end, the following song, "Sunshine," is a real banger with ridiculously bold beats that are sure to give your subwoofer a real workout. It would probably be a good song for you to work out to as well, being that it's bursting with energy and certainly demands to at least be danced to. While the beats make the song, lecca's vocals sound wonderful here whether she's singing confidently or delivering an upbeat hip-hop verse. "You are my sunshine," she sings as the song nears its end, her voice sounding as honeyed as it sounds strong if not powerful.
Another standout track is "キラキラ" (Google: "Glitter"), which starts off sounding like funeral music for a few seconds before glimmering synth and rapid dance beats commence. The song is full of boundless energy and lecca sounds especially radiant here. If she released an English version of this song in the States then I imagine it would be a huge hit, since it basically splits the difference between club kings David Guetta and Deadmau5. "TODAY" also demands to be played in worldwide clubs. "Today," she sings enthusiastically a few times before the beats drop and she starts singing the first verse. Here, the beats sound like a mix of live, clattering drums with a bit of a marching band sound along with an unyielding, resonant club beat. It reminds me of club mixes of Shakira and Kelly Clarkson songs, though it's arguably more clamorous. The oddly-titled "Clown Love" is just as forceful. It might start off with music box-like piano and fluffy synth, but just after lecca begins singing, BANG, the song's massive beat kicks your teeth in. I can't tell if it's a well-mic'ed bass drum or a programmed beat, but it's downright ferocious regardless. Another one that could likely blow your speakers. As a side note, I was glad this song was entirely in Japanese so I couldn't understand it because I hate clowns. When I was a kid they made me cry. As an adult, well, let's just say they scare me.
After a while, some of the songs on ZOOLANDER feel slightly monotonous. "シナリオ" (Google: "Scenario") and "ゴメンネ! " (Google: "Sorry!") in particular didn't make much of an impression on me. "シナリオ" has some guitar and a triumphant vibe, but ultimately sounds like a cheesy song written for the Olympics or something. And " "ゴメンネ! " is nothing we haven't already heard on the album with its glimmering synth and overpowering beat.
ZOOLANDER does eventually take a couple of moments to do something other than beg you to dance. "Parakeets" mixes a traditional Asian string arrangement with a slick, modern R&B beat. There's also a hint of reggae here for the first time on the album. I have no idea if it's literally about "Parakeets," but it's certainly as colorful as parakeets are. Finally, we have "旅立ちの刻" (Google: "Time Of Departure") which mixes tropical-flavored acoustic guitars with reggae beats and an R&B groove. Although I wouldn't exactly call it a slow song, it's certainly the closest the album comes to having a ballad and I'm sure it's intended to be one. To that end, it's nice to be able to come down from the loudness and simply enjoy lecca's wonderful voice. -Michael McCarthy
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Dianthus Child by Yumiko Sakurai
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A simple tunic with cable and seed stitch ribs.
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| Because the system is clearly not working, we request that Phase Four implementation scheduled for August 13, 2004, be moved back at least 6 months to enable both FDA and entry filers to receive proper training.
"The Act was made into law to protect our food supply. As it stands now, it will not protect our food supply but will surely result in the refusal of a large amount of legitimate importations and in the unfair assessment of penalties against law abiding importers and entry filers.
"We request that Phase Four implementation of FDA Prior Notice requirement be postponed for six months."


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This spring, a new class of young Mexican doctors begins working in Chiapas, Mexico. Compañeros En Salud, PIH's sister organization in Mexico, recruits newly graduated doctors to spend their year of required social service in remote community clinics of Chiapas. PIH/CES supports the young physicians with supplies, training, and tools to provide better medical care to some of Mexico's poorest people.
Dr. Azucena Espinosa: An actress and a doctor
Dr. Azucena Espinosa is from Durango, in north-central Mexico. She studied medicine at the Durango State University in Juarez, and in addition to medicine, she loves theater and works as an actress in a local company.
For Espinosa, working in health is a way to serve the community. She hopes to practice pediatric oncology, and wants to work in Durango because she's conscious of her roots and the needs of her hometown. She had many options for her social service, but CES appealed to her because of its emphasis on social medicine. She ultimately decided on it because she wanted an opportunity to serve the poorest communities of Mexico.
Entering her year of service, Espinosa feels confident knowing CES provides constant support, supplies, and tools to do her work. During this time, she hopes to reflect on her passion for serving poor communities and find out if social medicine is the path she wants to follow. Espinosa worries about not being adequate to the work of CES, but that feeling urges her to work harder rather than stopping her.
Dr. Kurt Figueroa: Inspired from a young age
Dr. Kurt Figueroa was born in Mexico City and studied medicine at the National Polytechnic Institute. His story is marked by an early relationship with the world of health. His mother is a nurse and took him to small hospitals where she worked. These visits inspired him, and he came to admire the doctors he saw working.
Figueroa plans to specialize in pediatrics and work internationally. His dream is to establish himself in an African country, where the need for good health is critical. He's taking his first step in global health by practicing rural medicine in Chiapas with PIH/CES.
Figueroa is concerned about the lack of students willing to do their social service in a region such as the Chiapas mountains, where poverty and ill health make conditions more difficult than in large cities. That's why he wants to devote his time and effort to serving these communities. He hopes not only to hone his clinical skills, but also to grow personally. "This is a time of self-discovery," he says, smiling.
Dr. Aurea Rodriguez: A better bedside manner
Dr. Aurea Rodriguez is a native of Puebla, not far from Mexico City. She studied medicine there, at the Autonomous University of Puebla. She has wanted to be a doctor since she was little, and considers it to be her calling.
Rodriguez's dream is to become a pediatrician who alternates between specialist consultations and social projects. She jumped at the opportunity to join CES, especially because of the special training and support it offers. She hopes her time in Chiapas will allow her to improve her bedside manner, through providing quality care and showing warmth in her interactions with the community.
Dr. Eduardo Peters: A step toward greater challenges
Dr. Eduardo Peters is originally from Mexico City but studied at the Monterrey Institute of Technology. His decision to study medicine was the result of a combination of factors: an aptitude for and a love of the sciences, the idea of being able to help people, and, he admits, the social position of being a doctor. His future is still uncertain, though he expects to work internationally and pursue a master's in health management, administration, and policy in Toronto.
Peters chose to work with CES for his social service year because he believes the project provides everything he needs to be successful: a focus on the most vulnerable communities, coordinated work with an international team, and a bit of adventure that will lead him to take on large challenges. He doesn't want to start with any expectations, but just see what happens and allow himself to be tested in the toughest situations.


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From: "Pete P." <monowallboy at gmail dot com>
> Hi,
> im using CP as MAC control security. Only people in the list can access
> internet. Else, only CP page without Continue button is displayed.
> Therefore, there isnt way login to CP. Here is source of my CP page.
> Thanks,
> Bye, pete
I did not see "redirurl" in your page. I am not sure if this is your
problem, or not, however, and as you said there is no easy way to test it.
However, MAC authentication still doe require you to "go through " the CP.
Try Allowed IPs, and that will probably work. If so, it is your
authentication failing. You will need a login of some type for testing to
locate the problem.


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Blackstone Avenue is a mossy, deeply textured lace beret. Classic and subtle, and requiring only one ball of yarn, it would make a quick and sophisticated gift for almost any wearer. Working in a lofty tweed yarn produces a beret which is lightweight, yet warm.
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Quick summary for the differently attentive: Even without the DNS processing, NAT-PT and NAT64 differ from the perspective of peer-to-peer applications. The differences don't matter for IPv6 clients connecting to IPv4 servers.
Whenever I'm talking about NAT64, someone would say "we're already using it". As it turns out, they're usually using NAT-PT, which looks a lot like NAT64 from afar (after all, they both allow IPv6-only clients to connect to IPv4-only servers). However, there are significant differences between the two, the most important one being DNS64, which handles DNS processing completely outside of the forwarding path (NAT-PT has embedded DNS Application Level Gateway, which was one of the major reasons NAT-PT was declared broken beyond hope).
I'm discussing the reasons we'll be forced to use NAT in the transition toward IPv6 in the Market Trends in Service Provider Networks webinar and Enterprise IPv6 Deployment workshop. Core IPv6 network design and implementation guidelines are provided in the Building IPv6 Service Provider Core webinar.
Taking away the DNS processing, the actual protocol translation functions performed by NAT64 and the IPv6-to-IPv4 part of NAT-PT look very similar. I didn't want to waste time going through the RFCs and comparing the gory details, so I tried to find out whether someone has already done that job. Not surprisingly, Google helped:
- draft-wing-nat-pt-replacement-comparison-02 compares numerous NAT-PT replacements, including NAT64. It's sketchy on details, but if you're interested in various v4/v6 transition mechanisms, it's definitely worth reading.
- A presentation by Simon Perreault describes the technical glitches I've been looking for. Apart from the DNS-related changes (page #4), the detailed changes to NAT functionality are described on page #11.
The differences in TCP/UDP translations between NAT-PT and NAT-64 are relevant only to peer-to-peer applications; IPv6-client-to-IPv4-server applications work well with both NAT-PT and NAT-64:
- NAT mapping and filtering behavior matter only in a peer-to-peer scenario or when you have a server using a dynamic TCP/UDP port situated behind NAT.
- TCP simultaneous-open can only happen in a peer-to-peer environment.
- Hairpinning is required only when two IPv6 hosts behind a NAT64 device want to communicate using their NATed IPv4 addresses.


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Noon Recital
When Thursday April 9, 2015 @ 12:10 PM (841 days ago)
Where Lehman Auditorium-Recital Hall
Duration 50 minutes
The noon music recital series at EMU provides an informal opportunity for music students to showcase their studies and accomplishments. The recital sessions are open to anyone. Length of the presentations vary, depending on the number of students who sign up to participate and the pieces they choose to perform. Today's performers are:
- Anne Waltner and Chloe Raber, piano
Dolly Suite, Op. 56 – Gabriel Faure
- Luisa Miller, soprano with Hannah Shultz, piano
Star Vicino – Salvator Rosa
- Heather Evans, piano
Burlesca – Wilhelm Friedemann Bach
- Victoria Campbell, flute with Anne Waltner, piano
Andante in C – Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
- Heather Evans, soprano with Anne Waltner, piano
Sometimes I Feel Like a Motherless Child – Moses Hogan
- Hannah Shultz, piano
Danses gitanes: sacro-monte – JoaquÃn Turina
Intended Audience General Public
Contact Information
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Spacious Well Furnished Rooms
- Double/Twin/Family Ensuite Rooms
- Non-smoking
Excellent Location
In the heart of Burns Country
- Next to Alloway, birthplace of Robert Burns
- Romantic Brig O'Doon Hotel – one mile – free lift to hotel for wedding guests.
- All-weather activities close at hand
- Beautiful quiet sandy beach within 10 minutes walk
- Easy access to British Open golf courses of Royal Troon and Turnberry
- Prestwick Airport – 20 minutes drive
- Best shopping centre in south-west Scotland – from major retailers to more specialist stores
- Good transport links to major cities of Glasgow and Edinburgh
- Culzean Castle and Country Park – 12 miles
- Electric Brae – 5 miles – where cars appear to be mysteriously drawn uphill
The Robert Burns Birthplace Museum one mile - Discover Robert Burns while staying at Sunnyside
We specialise in accommodation for wedding guests of the Brig O'Doon House Hotel, Alloway


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Barcelona Metro
The Barcelona Metro was inaugurated on December 31, 1924 with 4 stops that today are part of the green line (line 3): Catalunya, Passeig de Gràcia, Diagonal and Fontana and became known as "The Great Metro de Barcelona" whose initials are GMB. Some months later, in 1925, the Liceu Metro stop, in the middle of the Ramblas in Barcelona, was inaugurated.
The logo with the initials GMB can still be seen at the entrance of Liceu metro station, although it's not the original. The historic railings are stored in the warehouses of Transport Metropolitans de Barcelona (TMB), municipal company that currently manages all lines of the Barcelona metro. Current are reproductions adapted to municipal regulations installed during renovation of the station a few years ago.
Notably a curiosity of the Liceu Metro stop: it is the only stop in Barcelona where you can not change the direction once you are down on the platform metro, as there is no connection for pedestrians to get from one place to another. We will have to take the subway to another station and change there the direction or you will have to go out to the street and re-validate a new ticket.