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February 2006, Vol. 7 No. 4
Rewriting Divorce in Egypt
Bourj Area Reclaimed in Samir Khalaf's New Book
South Cultural Club Film Projection and Lecture
Honoring Syrian Filmmaker Mustapha Al Akkad
AMPL Round Table Discussion: Samuel Shimon's "An Iraqi in Paris"
NDU Choir in Concert at Assembly Hall
New Appointment: Dr. Ali Bazarbachi
Dr. Ali Bazarbachi has been appointed assistant dean for research at the Faculty of Medicine, as of January 2006. He replaces Dr. Ramzi Sabra, who served as assistant dean since 2001.
Dr. Bazarbachi received his MD from the University of Paris VII, France, where he also earned a diploma in Clinical Oncology and in 1995 obtained a PhD degree.
Dr. Bazarbachi was a faculty member at the University of Paris from 1993 to 1995. He joined AUB in 1996 as assistant professor of Medicine (Hematology/Oncology), was promoted to the rank of associate professor in 2000, and then to full professor in 2004. His major clinical interest is bone marrow transplantation (BMT) and the treatment of hematological malignancies. Currently, he is director of the AUBMC Bone Marrow Transplantation program, which he initiated in 1998. Dr. Bazarbachi will chair the Research Committee and oversee the research program at the Faculty of Medicine.
Dr. Ali Bazarbachi is the author or co-author of more than sixty articles and book chapters. He is the recipient of the French National Prize for Cancer Research (1996), the Hafez Kobeissi Prize for Excellence in Scientific Research (2002), the Erwin Diwan award (2001), and the CEDRE award (2002). He is vice president of the Lebanese Society of Hematology and was vice president of the Lebanese Cancer Society (2002).
New Appointment: Dr. Ramzi Sabra
Dr. Ramzi Sabra was appointed assistant dean of Medical Education at the Faculty of Medicine, as of January 2006.
Dr. Sabra received his MD from AUB in 1985. After two years as instructor in AUB's Department of Pharmacology, he joined the Department of Pharmacology and Center for Clinical Pharmacology at Vanderbilt University as a research associate and research instructor. Three years later, he moved to the Department of Pharmacology and Center for Clinical Pharmacology at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine as an assistant professor. In 1993, he returned to AUB as associate professor of pharmacology and was promoted to professor in 2001. He was named assistant dean of Research at the Faculty of Medicine in 2000.
Dr. Sabra will be responsible for the coordination, review and restructuring of the curriculum, and the assessment of teaching methods, as well as for the evaluation of both faculty teaching and student performance.
Dedicated to upholding professional and ethical standards, Dr. Sabra did an excellent job in establishing the Faculty of Medicine's research infrastructure, including the policies and procedures of the faculty's Research Committee, Institutional Review Board, and the Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee.
New Appointment: Alaa Shoreibah
Alaa Shoreibah was appointed chief financial officer of the Faculty of Medicine/AUBMC, effective January 2006.
After spending two years of undergraduate study at the American University in Cairo, Shoreibah received his MBA degree from the University of Illinois in 2000. He then joined Loyola University Medical Center in Chicago as director of finance, and three years later moved to spend the subsequent two years as chief financial officer of Kindred Chicago Lakeshore Hospital, a 103-bed hospital that is part of Kindred Healthcare Inc., a Fortune 500 company. In the 1990s, Shoreibah worked in various financial capacities on a number of USAID-funded healthcare projects in Europe, the former Soviet Union, and the Middle East.
Shoreibah's mix of for-profit and non-profit healthcare experience, along with his academic and non-academic work background, will be a great asset to FM/AUBMC—especially as he undertakes, among other things, implementation of a new cost accounting project at AUBMC. He will be working closely with the new hospital director, Munthir Kuzayli, in taking FM/AUBMC to the next level in fulfilling its teaching, research, and clinical mission.
Shoreibah, an American of Egyptian origin, is very excited to be in Lebanon with his wife Jehad and their children, Adam and Omar.
Provost Peter Heath Announced the Appointment of Rima Iskandarani as the New Faculty Coordinator"I am pleased to announce that Mrs. Rima Iskandarani of the Department of English has agreed to serve as AUB's facilitator for new faculty members. Whether coming to Lebanon for the first time or returning after a period of study abroad, the transition to a new position and environment at AUB can be challenging. Having a point person to smooth this transition has been a positive experience for most new faculty the past few years, and it has been essential in coordinating contacts with the various administrative units with whom new faculty come in contact. I thank Mrs. Iskandarani for taking on this valuable task, and I encourage all members of the AUB community to cooperate with her in her endeavors and to add their own welcoming smiles to the new colleagues at AUB."
Hala Abou Arraj started working for AUB in January 1995 at the Office of the Dean of the Faculty of Engineering and Architecture as Student Services Officer, a position that is now occupied by Alia Kazma, former administrative assistant at the Office of Information and Public Relations. Abu Arraj has a BA and MA in Public Administration from AUB.
New Appointment: Dr. Amin Kazzi
Dr. Amin Kazzi was appointed visiting associate professor of Clinical Medicine and chief of service and medical director of the Emergency Unit at the Faculty of Medicine and the AUB Medical Center as of January, 2006. Dr. Kazzi, who is an international leader in Emergency Medicine, will be establishing and chairing a Department of Emergency Medicine at AUBMC.
Dr. Kazzi received his MD from the UCLA School of Medicine in 1988. He is the vice chairperson for Academic Affairs and an associate professor in the Department of Emergency Medicine at the University of California, Irvine. Dr. Kazzi currently is the president of the American Academy of Emergency Medicine (AAEM) and has served on the committees, taskforces, and boards of a number of Emergency Medicine organizations.
For five years, Dr. Kazzi has been the managing editor of the California Journal of Emergency Medicine and is the chief editor for AAEM's Rules of the Road for Medical Students, a textbook that provides career guidance to medical students interested in EM. His special interests are policy-making, reimbursement and practice issues, workforce studies, and graduate and undergraduate medical education.
Most recently, Dr. Kazzi served as the executive chairperson for the AAEM-European Society's First (Italy, 2001), Second (Spain, 2003), and Third (France, 2005) Mediterranean Congresses, the largest international emergency medicine conferences held.
New Appointment: Hanin Abdallah
Professor Hanin Abdallah has been appointed assistant dean for student affairs at the Olayan School of Business, commencing February 1. In her new capacity, Abdallah will exercise an oversight role over the entire range of student services at the school, including registration, advising, and follow-up on student issues, as well as internship and placement.
Professor Abdallah is no newcomer to the Olayan School of Business. She has been a faculty member since October 1992, and her deep involvement through those years in student issues at multiple levels has had outstanding results, as attested to within the school and by the University at large.
New Appointment: Dr. Saleem Kiblawi
Dr. Saleem Kiblawi was appointed Chief of Staff of the Faculty of Medicine, as of December 15, 2005.
After receiving his MD in 1969, Dr. Kiblawi completed his residency training in Internal Medicine at AUB. This was followed by fellowship training in Pulmonary Medicine at Indiana University School of Medicine, where he was appointed assistant professor of Pulmonary Medicine (1977-1981), after which he became acting chief of the Pulmonary Division (1980-1981) at Wishard Memorial Hospital.
Dr. Kiblawi is board certified in both Internal and Pulmonary Medicine. He has had extensive clinical, teaching, and medical administrative experience, initially at Indiana University and later at ARAMCO
Hospital in Dhahran. During his position as chief of Internal Medicine at ARAMCO, he was an integral part of the team that helped ARAMCO Hospital prepare its JCIA accreditation survey.
Dr. Kiblawi has been on the faculty and medical staff of the Department of Internal Medicine since May 1, 2003. In his capacity as deputy chief of staff at AUBMC and as the chairman of the Performance Improvement Committee, he initiated development of the Office of the Medical Staff and the Accreditation and Risk Management Office, which is responsible for the development and implementation of the multiple policies that are needed for the JCIA accreditation process.
New Appointment: Dr. Rose-Mary Boustany
Dr. Rose-Mary Boustany became chairperson of the Abu-Haidar Neuroscience Institute and professor of Biochemistry and Pediatrics as of January 2006. She will direct a multidisciplinary program of neurosciences and psychiatry, with the goal of creating a Center of Excellence for the Neurosciences.
Dr. Boustany is a third-generation AUB graduate (BS '75, MD '79). She trained in Neurology, Neurogenetics and Neurochemistry at Mass General Hospital, Harvard Medical School, where she later became assistant professor of Neurology. She moved to Duke in 1988 where she was professor of Pediatrics and Neurobiology and member of the Duke Cancer Center.
Internationally recognized as a leader in neurogenetics and a world authority on Batten disease, Dr. Boustany identified three novel proteins, and recognized accelerated apoptosis as the mechanism of neurodegeneration. She has been and continues to be funded by the National Institute of Health since 1987. She is coeditor of the book Apoptosis in Neurobiology, has published her research in prestigious medical journals, and authored chapters in several books on neurology and genetics.
Dr. Boustany is fellow of the American Academy of Pediatrics and the American Neurological Association, and a member of the American Society of Human Genetics, among others. She heads the Clinical Advisory Board for the Batten Disease and Research Association. Her awards include one from the Merck Foundation, a Klingenstein Prize in the Neurosciences, and a Genetic Alliance Award.


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WASHINGTON Defense Secretary Robert Gates on Thursday ordered an overhaul of the Pentagon's use of retired senior officers to advise the military, limiting the pay of "senior mentors" and requiring them to disclose their business ties to defense contractors.
The new policy balances the military's desire to tap the wisdom of its former leaders "with the need to hire such experts in a manner that promotes public trust and confidence," says a Pentagon fact sheet sent to lawmakers. As the new rules take effect over the next 90 days, mentors will be subject to federal conflict-of-interest laws and regulations. Under those rules, mentors may not:
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would a "fixed delusion" that we are living in a simulation warrant a schizophrenia diagnosis
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i dont believe this, but consider it a possibility. if someone went to a shrink and said they actually believe that we are all in some kind of computer simulation, would this count as a psychotic delusion?Quoting: Anonymous Coward 13199205
Well after writing a post about this very topic I'd have to ask if this 'person' that went to said shrink thought they were delusional.
I mean, if an average Joe somehow grasps this very complex concept and freaks,...then, yes. He may very well lose his grasp on reality....whereas a theorhetical physicist wouldn't allow 'delusion' into his mind.
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Target: Montana Department of Fish, Wildlife and Parks
Goal: Close wolverine trapping season
Wolverine trapping practices in Montana have reduced the wolverine population to dangerously low numbers. All other states in the contiguous U.S. have acknowledged the need to encourage population growth and have made wolverine trapping for fur illegal. As a candidate for protection under the Endangered Species Act, it is essential that Montana recognize the vital need to end these harmful trapping practices.
Leading a movement to prevent further population destruction, a group of eight conservation and sportsman's organizations have called upon the Montana Department of Fish, Wildlife and Parks to close trapping season immediately, and only reopen it once populations have stabilized to the point where Endangered Species protection is no longer necessary. To put the shocking numbers in perspective, the Fish and Wildlife Service estimates the wolverine population in the lower 48 states to be less than 300; in Canada that number is more than 15,000.
In their report, the eight groups cite alarming biological studies which demonstrate current populations are far from self-sustaining. In some areas, wolverine capable of producing offspring number so low that restoring population numbers to a healthy level is already an almost insurmountable task. Pregnant females are often found killed in traps. In the Pioneer Mountains, fifty percent of the wolverine population have met this same end.
Couple these factors with increasing temperatures due to climate change (wolverine thrive in cold, snowy areas) and the wolverine is precariously close to vanishing forever from Montana's vast wilderness. Sign this petition and demand that the Montana Department of Fish, Wildlife and Parks close wolverine trapping season until populations recover substantially.
Dear Montana Department of Fish, Wildlife and Parks,
The wolverine populations in your state are at a dangerously low level. In large part, this is due to the wolverine trapping practices which kill many wolverine every year. Your state is the only state in the contiguous United States which still allows wolverine trapping for fur. I urge you to join the rest of the country and do your part to protect this unique species.
For an animal that is currently a candidate for protection under the Endangered Species Act, it is imperative that trapping season is, at the very least, put on hold until populations can recover. Just north of the United States, in Canada, wolverine number in the tens of thousands. In the lower forty-eight states, that number is below 300.
Don't let wolverine become yet another sad reminder of the human tendency to unmercifully exploit nature. Join the rest of the contiguous U.S. in making a concerted effort to protect wolverine populations. Begin by closing wolverine trapping season immediately.
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While "location, location, location" might be the real estate agent's mantra, for service providers it's all about "spectrum, spectrum, spectrum". At the first keynote session of Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, both Vittorio Colao, Vodafone's CEO and Ralph de la Vega, CEO of AT&T Mobility insisted that if regulators don't release more spectrum to operators, it will harm the future growth of the industry.
The secret of innovation…
De la Vega talked of the "virtuous cycle of innovation" which is first of all fueled by making spectrum available. This then allows the development of advanced networks, which in turn encourages the development of advanced devices. The fourth stage in the cycle is the development of applications and content, which helps create consumer consumption. With mobile data demand in 2011 being 8 times greater than the whole of the global Internet in the year 2000, de la Vega insisted that this cycle can only continue if more spectrum is released.
Smartphones are better than sex?
And as Colao explained, people really, really want their data-hungry smartphones. A Vodafone survey found that 70 percent of customers would give up alcohol for a week in return for their smartphone, 63 percent chocolate and a third even preferred having a smartphone available to having sex!
Colao also pointed out that it's not only people who are data hungry. By 2020, there will be 2.3 billion M2M connections, and these machines aren't going to be distracted by chocolate in their demand for data.


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Dead Body Found in Bay Shore Parking Lot
A couple walking to the Long Island ferry just before 7 a.m. on Tuesday morning stumbled across the body of a dead woman in a parking lot in Bay Shore. Even more disturbing was that the body was partially dismembered.
Suffolk County police are investigating the situation, and the identity of the deceased woman is unknown at the moment.
Source: PIX 11
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Nintendo has responded to recent reports about the power of the Wii U.
Without confirming or denying anonymous developer claims that the Wii U isn't as "capable" as the PlayStation 3 or the Xbox 360, a Nintendo spokesperson encouraged gamers to focus on gameplay over graphics.
"We do not focus on technology specs," Nintendo told Yahoo's Digital Trends.
"We understand that people like to dissect graphics and processing power, but the experience of playing will always be more important than raw numbers."
"We understand that people like to dissect graphics and processing power, but the experience of playing will always be more important than raw numbers" - Nintendo
On Monday a GamesIndustry International report set tongues wagging after suggesting developers were finding it difficult to replicate the quality of visuals achieved on PS3 and Xbox 360 on Wii U.
"No, it's not up to the same level as the PS3 or the 360," one developer said of Nintendo's first high definition home console. "The graphics are just not as powerful."
Another source stated: "Yeah, that's true. It doesn't produce graphics as well as the PS3 or the 360. There aren't as many shaders, it's not as capable. Sure, some things are better, mostly as a result of it being a more modern design. But overall the Wii U just can't quite keep up."
The technical specifications of the Wii U remain unannounced. Nintendo has confirmed that it intends to show off the final version of the console at E3 in June.
Developers on the record have insisted Wii U games will turn out as good as their PS3 and Xbox 360 counterparts. Last month Vigil, developer of Wii U launch title Darksiders 2, said the Wii U hardware was "on par" with the current generation of consoles, and that the Wii U version of the action adventure will be "pretty much the same" as the PC, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 versions.


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Mai Venn
By Candlelight - Poem by Mai Venn
I strike a match
And light those candies all.
Shadows on the wall,
Impressions from the curtains fall.
A soft breeze flows into the room,
Some one rises from the tomb,
Mummified from head to toe.
Gliding leaves sweep to and fro,
Beneath the window and outside my house;
An impulse arouse me to move like a mouse.
Quietly, softly, Tiptoe on my way,
No sleep tonight, I wait vigilantly for the day.
The old graveyard is quite and still at last,
Gone for awhile, the spirits of the past.
I watch the face of time go around,
Each hour a chime rings out a sound.
There is that beat that deafens me,
It is my heart that trolls fast and free.
The flame fades,
So ends the trial.
The dawn has come to stay a while,
So now I rest with a tranquil smile
For night is no friend at all
But, alas, no more shadows on the wall
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It's a secret society…with kilts.
With beer festival season in full swing, it can be difficult to break out of the routine of monthly hoppy extravaganzas. And while we've had brew on the brain in recent weeks, we want to take a special moment to recognize the encompassing world of whisky. And not just any run of the mill whisky either. We're talking sophisticated whisky that's meant to be enjoyed by a raging fire while wearing a crush red velvet smoking jacket, slippers, and monocle. Don't get us wrong, we do enjoy the whiskey you can knock back at the bar and get rowdy with, but the whisky we're referring to is far more refined. To give us a lesson in appreciating the finer things in life, the good people at The Scotch Malt Whisky Society request your attendance for a connoisseur's evening featuring rare & exceptional single malt, Scotch, and unique whiskies from around the world.
Taking this "finer appreciation" concept on the road for almost twenty years, The Scotch Malt Whisky Society created The Single Malt & Scotch Whisky Extravaganza to give novices and enthusiasts the opportunity to properly sample the participating whiskies in a sophisticated and elegant environment. The event is held in thirteen markets around the United States, and we're thrilled that Atlanta is always a major tour stop. Held at The Intercontinental Buckhead, the extravaganza features: unique whiskies from Scotland and around the world, a delicious dinner buffet, premium imported cigars, and the opportunity to win featured prizes from participating vendors.
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text: Paul, I guess that my help is not going to be that useful for you, anyway I will point a few things that sometimes one may forget: a) Check XScale's libraries and/or coding recommendations. That might be done in: http://download.intel.com/design/intelxscale/31628302.pdf http://download.intel.com/design/intelxscale/31451001.pdf b) Go through your code and optimize it. I know that it is easier to say than actually doing it. c) Check your operating clock frequency. In the event that you are using the one by default in iMote-TinyOS2 (13MHz) be aware that you may raise it up to 400-500 MHz. For further info, go to tinyos2-contrib. There is a folder with specific scripts for compilation that may substitute the regular ones so that you can rise it and/or use 32Mbyte for data rather than just 256Kbytes. We experienced some trouble months ago while using 32Mbytes, but can't really say that it was a code bug. Supposedly, it works. Good luck, Nelson On 11/04/2010 05:10 PM, Paul Joonhwa Shin wrote: > > Hi Nelson, > > Consulting your technical report, I set up an Imote2 development > environment by installing your pre-built arm-none-eabi 4.3.3 deb package > to use iwMMXt instuction set. And, then I ran my blob tracking > application, which continuously captures and processes 320x240 gray > images while sending the center of mass of the object. > > I compared the capturing rate between on (1) arm-none-eabi 4.3.3 > environment and on (2) regular xscale-elf environment. > The average time for image capture and processing on (1) was about > 500ms, while the average time on (2) was about 600ms. > So, there's an improvement, but just a little. > > Do you have any ideas to optimize it further? > > Thanks, > Paul > > > > Paul Joonhwa Shin wrote: >> Hi Nelson, >> >> Thank you so much for your information. I would try that out to see >> the integer-based SIMD mode is automatically enabled by default. >> >> Thanks, >> Paul >> >> >> >> Nelson Dopico wrote: >>> Hello Paul, >>> >>> As far as I know, SIMD mode is part of iwMMXt instruction set, >>> therefore you need enable at least iwMMXt -- consequently, you will >>> require an eabi compiler rather than elf. I am unaware how to "force" >>> the compiler to generate SIMD operations in specific sections of your >>> code unless you code partially in assembler -- supposing that you are >>> programming in C/C++. I guess that it must be enabled by default as >>> long as you use integers and you specify the iwmmxt instruction set >>> as it is pointed in section 4.2 of the technical report. >>> >>> Anyway, check out these two links >>> >>> http://download.intel.com/design/intelxscale/31628302.pdf >>> >>> http://download.intel.com/design/intelxscale/31451001.pdf >>> >>> Good luck! >>> >>> Nelson >>> >>> >>> On 10/26/2010 04:36 PM, Paul Joonhwa Shin wrote: >>>> Hi Nelson, >>>> >>>> I looked at your post, and found it is well-documented and looks very >>>> useful. >>>> >>>> I scanned through your technical report, and have a question. So, are >>>> you saying that basically it is possible to operate integers in SIMD >>>> mode with iwMMXt instruction set? Could you give me some more >>>> information about how to actually use it in programming and how to >>>> enable it? I am particularly interested in SIMD mode since I am trying >>>> to do some image processing on Imote2. >>>> >>>> Thanks, >>>> Paul >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> Nelson Dopico wrote: >>>>> Hello Paul! >>>>> >>>>> You may find useful to include a reference to debian packages that >>>>> have no conflicts with micaz toolchain instalations. Check this post >>>>> for further information: >>>>> http://www.gaps.ssr.upm.es/en/research/wsn/138-compiling-for-an-arm-architecture-imote2-tinyos >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> Cheers, >>>>> >>>>> Nelson >>>>> >>>>> >>>>>> Date: Mon, 25 Oct 2010 12:54:05 -0400 >>>>>> From: Paul Joonhwa Shin <paulshin at purdue.edu> >>>>>> Subject: [Tinyos-help] [Info] A complete Imote2 installation & >>>>>> programming guide on Ubuntu >>>>>> To: TinyOS - Help <tinyos-help at millennium.berkeley.edu> >>>>>> Message-ID: <4CC5B62D.8080300 at purdue.edu> >>>>>> Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8; format=flowed >>>>>> >>>>>> Hello, >>>>>> >>>>>> I am a PhD student at Purdue. I just want to contribute to this >>>>>> community with >>>>>> my hands-on experience for imote2 installation & programming. >>>>>> >>>>>> After struggling a month or so, I could finally set up all >>>>>> environments for >>>>>> Imote2 programming on Ubuntu 10.04. >>>>>> >>>>>> Although I found more than ten web pages, describing their successful >>>>>> configuration and installation procedures, they are missing some >>>>>> problem >>>>>> cases >>>>>> that I encountered. >>>>>> >>>>>> So I made a web page that contains my experience and my own >>>>>> procedures that >>>>>> worked on Ubuntu 10.04. Of course, most of them are from other >>>>>> existing >>>>>> sources >>>>>> but I also include things that I have never found on the web >>>>>> including this >>>>>> community. >>>>>> >>>>>> In addition, I just collected useful resources from other web pages. >>>>>> So you >>>>>> could browse almost all available sources on a single page. I of >>>>>> course put >>>>>> where they are from. >>>>>> >>>>>> I hope it would be useful for newbies like whom I was. >>>>>> >>>>>> Paul's Guide: >>>>>> http://web.ics.purdue.edu/~paulshin/research_Imote2.html >>>>>> >>>>>> Thanks, >>>>>> Paul Joonhwa Shin >>>>>> >> >


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Latus is a garter stitch short row scarflette with beads outlining each section of the scarf. The short row sections are built one triangle at a time and stack one on top of the other. Once the first half is finished, it is set aside while the second half is worked with a revised buttonhole, then the two halves are grafted together.
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It looks like some users can access even more deals after Loopt and Groupon teamed up in an effort to help both merchants and consumers. Last week, the companies announced the integration of the daily deals service's Groupon Now product into Loopt.
The partnership also incorporates Loopt's recently launched Reward Alerts product that allows users to opt in to get timely deals in their current location. Loopt CEO Sam Altman told WebProNews that he hoped the joint effort would create a great experience for consumers and merchants, while also creating a solid revenue stream for Loopt and Groupon.
"This is something we've been excited about for a long time," he said. "It's another way that we help connect users to the places around them."
Altman believes the partnership will specifically help local merchants as they make limited and immediate offers. For example, if a restaurant wanted to increase its lunch business, it could send out an immediate offer for 50 percent off their lunch menu. In this case, the merchant wins because it has the opportunity to monetize something that it probably would not have gotten any value from otherwise. The consumer also wins because he gains value in the good deal.
Marshall Kirkpatrick over on ReadWriteWeb suggested that this partnership could be an "aggressive move" on Loopt's part to beat Facebook with its own deals service. When we asked Altman about this inference, he said his company wasn't trying "to beat someone to the punch." Instead, he said, "What we're focused on here is really doing the right thing for users and for local businesses."
In terms of competition, Altman could not comment on All Things D's report regarding Foursquare and Groupon's potential partnership. However, he indicated that it wouldn't be surprising for the two to reach an agreement.
He also pointed out that Loopt's partnership with Groupon is different from other offerings since it can constantly connect users to new locations and deals without its app even being opened.
"We have a particularly strong value proposition there because we have this constant location, and we can alert our users when they're near these deals," Altman said.
In addition, he believes that merchants are not as interested in offering deals to users who have already checked in but are more interested in pulling in new people with their deals. According to him, Loopt and Groupon together are helping merchants attract these new consumers.
At this time, the service is only available in the Chicago area, but Altman said Loopt would open it up to more places as Groupon does.
As both consumers and merchants, how important is this partnership to you?


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PSC 545 Judicial PoliticsDisplay Tracks: New or Old
Old Political Science Field: American Politics
Maya Sen
Spring 2014 — R 15:25-18:05
How do judges decide cases? Are judges more similar to other political actors than we might think? This course will address these questions by exploring contemporary political science scholarship on the U.S. courts. The class will cover the importance and measurement of judicial ideology, the role of ascriptive and professional characteristics of judges, strategic opinion assignment and writing, and the relationship of higher and lower courts. At the end of the course, students will be familiar with all major research areas within the field of judicial politics and will be able to undertake their own original research in the field.


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I posted here instead of the more general forums because
I'm hoping to attract responses from the field I'm most interested in, lighting.
Until today, my college didn't offer anything language opportunities
but they just recently partnered with Mango Languages and Rosetta Stone.
Please please if any industry professionals have opinions about this,
I invite you to share them. What language would be most useful to you
(in and out of the animation industry) and why?


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Real World article
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Wagner Reis is a Brazilian comic book artist born in the early 1970s.
He got his start in North American comics with Project Superpowers from Dynamite Entertainment before being tapped by IDW Publishing to do the artwork for the second "Alien Spotlight: Romulans", written by Ian Edginton and work on their G.I. Joe title.


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7 U.S. Code § 2612 - Definitions
§ 2612.
DefinitionsAs used in this chapter:
The term "potatoes" means all varieties of Irish potatoes grown by producers in the 50 States of the United States, and grown in foreign countries and imported into the United States.
The term "handler" means any person (except a common or contract carrier of potatoes owned by another person) who handles potatoes in a manner specified in a plan issued pursuant to this chapter or in the rules and regulations issued thereunder.
The term "promotion" means any action taken by the National Potato Promotion Board, pursuant to this chapter, to present a favorable image for potatoes to the public with the express intent of improving their competitive positions and stimulating sales of potatoes and shall include, but shall not be limited to, paid advertising.
The term "importer" means any person who imports tablestock, frozen, or processed potatoes for ultimate consumption by humans or seed potatoes into the United States.
(Pub. L. 91–670, title III, § 303, Jan. 11, 1971, 84 Stat. 2041; Pub. L. 101–624, title XIX, § 1937, Nov. 28, 1990, 104 Stat. 3866.)
1990—Subsec. (c). Pub. L. 101–624, § 1937(1), substituted "50" for "forty-eight contiguous" and inserted before the period at the end ", and grown in foreign countries and imported into the United States".
Subsec. (g). Pub. L. 101–624, § 1937(2), added subsec. (g).
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The Wallace collection offers simple and sophisticated style for your casual contemporary dining room. This dining pieces come in turned legs, smooth clean lines, and padded seat cushion,creating comfortable touches for everyday use. The unique weathered blue washed finish will blend easily with any decor, helping you create a vintage yet modern dining environment.Includes
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Dining Table(71435): 35"W x 59"L x 30"H
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Here's a bit of needlework news that may thrill you silly. It thrills me silly, anyway!
Needlework Supplies on Sale!
The first bit is about a sale.
Oh my. Sale + Needlework Supplies = Giddy-Gladness!
If you've been holding out to purchase some good embroidery supplies, February is a great month to do it over at Hedgehog Handworks! Hedgehog is having their annual 15% off sale, which often comes in January, but this year is for the whole month of February.
Hedgehog Handworks is one of the few needlework shops that carries just about everything I look for when shopping for embroidery supplies, so that's why it thrills me silly when they have their yearly sale. It isn't too often that fine needlework supplies go on sale, so I like to take advantage of it, when they do!
Among the many delectable embroidery-related goodies at Hedgehog, you'll find the whole range of coton a broder 25, which I've been playing a lot with lately. I've been using it in the Stitch Fun and lattice work sampler I've been doodling on, and I'm also using it on a current monogram piece (more on that later).
Hedgehog also carries a wide range of real metal (goldwork) threads for hand embroidery. If you've been dying to dabble in goldwork but haven't made the plunge, this is a good time to pick up some threads to try.
Hedgehog carries the full range of gilt sylke twist (pictured above), which now comes in over 30 colors! This is a gloriously beautiful thread that works especially well in 17th century embroidery techniques, but works equally well in other surface embroidery endeavors, too – anywhere you want to add a real gold and silk sparkle to your fine needlework. If you'd like to see the thread in action, I used it on this strawberry motif, which includes laid threads and lattice work.
What else will you find at Hedgehog? Well, the list is long, but here are some favorites: Hardwicke Manor embroidery hoops; a crazy-thorough collection of needlework books; beautiful linen for surface embroidery; silk ribbon; silk embroidery threads; fine cotton embroidery threads including floche, coton a broder, Danish flower thread, Mountmellick thread, and other whitework threads; and…. and…. well. Everything else.
Berlin Embroidery – Watch This Develop!
Tanja Berlin has been developing a new project, and this is something else that thrills me silly! She's working on a Carrickmacross lace piece, which she'll be turning into a kit later this year.
To follow the development of the development of the piece, bookmark her work-in-progress page or subscribe to her newsletter, which comes out once a month.
Carrickmacross Lace has enjoyed a recent burst of popularity because of its use on the famed wedding dress of Kate Middleton. It's a beautiful lace technique involving appliqué and embroidery on a machine net (tulle) ground. I can't wait to see Tanja's piece develop, and will be watching eagerly for the kit!
In case you have never worked one of Tanja's embroidery kits, her written instructions in her kits are absolutely The Best! And she covers a wide range of embroidery techniques in her various kits available on her website. So if 2013 is your year to try a new technique, pop over to her website (based in Canada), and see what she has to offer.
Incidentally, this little fellow is her current kit of the month, available at a 10% discount. You'll find plenty of other needlepainting kits available at Berlin Embroidery, ranging from beginner level to advanced.
You'll also find goldwork kits, whitework kits, shadow work kits, Jacobean kits, blackwork kits…. Additionally, you'll also find a thorough collection of goldwork supplies, of whitework supplies – the list goes on and on!
When people write to ask me where they can find good instructions in a good kit to learn a technique, I always send them to Tanja first. And I can't wait to see what she does with the Carrickmacross lace kit!
So those are two things thrilling me silly this morning. I'm sure, since it's Saturday, I'll bump into many more equally thrilling things throughout the day – things like laundry. Housework. Monster Dust Bunnies. Oh my.
I hope your Saturday is full of thrills!
Enjoy your weekend!


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Almost a year ago, the media had a field day with the Iraqi journalist who threw his shoes at former President George W. Bush.
On Tuesday, Muntazer al-Zaidi was in Paris promoting his campaign for what he calls "victims of the US occupation in Iraq," and a fellow journalist threw a shoe at him.
Given the media's fascination with Zaidi's highly-publicized demonstration last year, it will be very interesting to see how the press will respond when the shoe is literally on the other foot (video embedded below the fold with additional commentary, h/t Story Balloon):
To give readers an idea of the media's fascination with the original shoe throwing incident, a Google search of "Man throws shoe at Bush" produced 1.2 million results.
As for LexisNexis, similar search terms produced almost 1,000 reports in the days immediately following the event.
CNN logged 34 such reports, with MSNBC and Fox News in second with eight, followed by ABC and NPR with seven, and CBS and NBC with six.
Will Zaidi on the receiving end of a shoe toss be as newsworthy?
Also of interest is not just who reports this, but how.
Consider the tone of the Agence France-Presse article published hours ago:
A protester who presented himself as an Iraqi journalist in exile hurled a shoe Tuesday at the colleague who one year ago found fame hurling his own footwear at then US president George W. Bush. [...]
Following the commotion, the news conference continued with Zaidi taking questions about his famous assault on Bush on December 14 last year, which was shown around the world and made him a hero in the Arab world. [...]
Zaidi's shock action was rebroadcast repeatedly around the world and made him an instant hero among Iraqis and others who felt that Arab honour had been violated by the US occupation of Iraq.
Introducing his guest at the packed Paris press conference, the president of the local Arab Press Club, Kamal Tarabay, said Zaidi's "audacious gesture" made him a "hero of the resistance against the occupier."
See what I mean?
This piece presented Zaidi as practically a hero.
With this in mind, it will be interesting to see if other media outlets that cover this incident use it as another opportunity to praise Zaidi as they bash Bush.


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Newsmaker: Sister Rosemary Donley
Sister Rosemary Donley
Noteworthy: The Association for Community Affiliated Plans honored Donley with a Leadership in Advocacy Honorable Mention Award, which recognizes individuals who advocate for Medicaid or other low-income health programs and the vulnerable populations the programs serve.
Residence: West Mifflin
Occupation: Member of the Sisters of Charity of Seton Hill; professor in the Duquesne University School of Nursing; Laval Chair for Justice for Vulnerable Populations.
Education: Graduate of Pittsburgh Hospital School of Nursing; bachelor's degree in nursing from St. Louis University; master's degree in nursing, doctorate in public health and education, certified nurse practitioner, all from the University of Pittsburgh
Background: Donley worked at Catholic University of America in Washington, for 30 years, including 11 as executive vice president. She has been at Duquesne for the past five years. She teaches graduate seminars in health policy and social justice and plans an annual national symposium on social justice. This year's will focus on mental illness.
Quote: "I think you can't work for justice unless you see the problem in front of you. The main thing is to bring the plight of people to the attention of others."


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Lamy's Historic Legal Tender Reopens
"...a refreshed and refurbished Legal Tender is open for commercial catering and events and as an eatery and night spot on weekends"
Named for the first archbishop of the New Mexico, Lamy is a quaint little town about 20 miles south of Santa Fe. The town was built with the arrival of the railroad in New Mexico. The Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad, one of the largest lines in the country, came through Lamy on its way west. One of the few buildings in Lamy not owned by the railroad was the general store and saloon across the street from the train station. Built in 1881 and owned by a German merchant named John Pfluger, the structure has gone through a few changes and owners over the years.
Railways Change the Country
The appearance of the railroads marked a dramatic turning point in U.S. history. Fortunes were made in the rail business and millions of people were employed building, repairing and supporting rail construction. The country became connected in ways unimaginable at the time. Railroads affected everything from news dissemination to food logistics. The affect of the cross country railway construction boom of 1863 to 1869 is comparable to changes the Internet has made on society today.
Can-Can Girls to Steaks and Burgers
The general store and saloon across from the train station offered travelers a respite on their way west. The bar and poker room was lively with patrons eager for diverson from the long journey. As a popular night spot during World War II, the business was known as the Pink Garter, complete with can-can girls. Sold in 1950 to R.O. Anderson, an oil man associated with Atlantic Richfield, the name was changed to Legal Tender and the restaurant became known for its steaks, burgers and Southwestern food. Eventually bought by Richard Fisher, a businessman from New York, the structure was gifted to the citizens of the small town of Lamy as a railroad museum in 2004.
Legal Tender Today
Today a refreshed and refurbished Legal Tender is open for commercial catering and events and as an eatery and night spot on weekends. Connected to Santa Fe by the Santa Fe Railway Spur, Lamy is a destination for tourists and locals and it's worth the trip to sit at Legal Tender's ornate bar that dates to 1880 or thereabouts, and stroll through the El Capitan Poker room. You will feel like you have just stepped into your favorite old Western movie.
There's also the lure of the ghost of the Lady in White. Local residents say this specter appears on a regular basis, standing at the foot of what used to be the staircase to the balcony in the main dining room.
The railroad museum exhibits artifacts from the time when Lamy was a busy stopover on the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad. If you are a train enthusiast, you won't want to miss this museum.
New Menu and Great Music
Open weekends with a great new menu, Legal Tender serves up delicious barbecue pulled pork, steaks and burgers prepared by chef John Conlon. There are also plenty of vegetarian options and kids meals. John and Cindy Jednak are In charge of the food service and special events, and they are are enthusiastic about the future of this new face of Legal Tender. "All of our staff are volunteers who believe in the preservation of the spirit of Legal Tender and its history," says John, "We have had folks come in who remember the old days of Legal Tender and have come back. We've even had people who remembered the days of the Pink Garter and have brought their grandchildren to enjoy the ambiance of Legal Tender."
Music is a big part of Legal Tender's new look. There is always music on Friday and Saturday nights, so you can listen to some good country tunes and polish up your two step. There is no cover for the music—it's just part of the Legal Tender experience.
Supporting the Community
The Jednaks, in partnership with the Lamy Railroad Museum, are committed to giving back to the community. They are working with the Santa Fe Culinary Institute to map out a program offering students mentoring and internships at Legal Tender.
This month, Legal Tender celebrates Founders Month, in honor of the founders of the Lamy Railroad and History Museum who saved the building from fading into history. The Jednaks invite you to experience an evening of classic family Southwestern fare and entertainment and take a step back into the exciting days of the railway experience at Legal Tender. You can take an afternoon train ride from Santa Fe on weekends. Be sure to make Legal Tender a destination for something new and exciting to do in Santa Fe.
Visit Legal Tender's website for details about Founders Month special events.


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SPORTS>>From top to bottom, sports figures have reasons for thanks
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Though Thanksgiving is now two days behind us, I thought it might not be too late to consider just what the sports world has to be grateful for in 2008.
Vic Joyner, Jacksonville head basketball coach That the Arkansas Activities Association decided against including UCLA and Kansas alongside Little Rock Parkview and Little Rock Hall among the new teams being added to the unbelievably difficult 6A-East this season.
Denny Tipton, Sylvan Hills head baseball coach That, with a 2008 state title already in his pocket, he still has another season of ace D.J. Baxendale on the mound and in a lower classification this year.
Private football schools around the state That the cost of gas has fallen so dramatically just as recruiting season gets under way.
Bart McFarland, former Searcy head football coach That, with his resignation tendered and accepted, the yahoo hate-mongers who all but set fire to the trees in his front yard, will turn their demented focus on someone or something else.
Houston Nutt, Ole Miss football coach That Arkansas rode him out of town just as the cupboard went officially bare in Fayetteville, while Oxford welcomed him with a fully stocked pantry, compliments of former coach Ed Orgeron; that when Ole Miss blocked the extra point that handed Florida its lone loss this season, he called that play.
Ole Miss football fans That for every low that accompanies an unexpected and disappointing loss under Houston Nutt, they can count on an equally unexpected and thrilling win over a top team just around the corner.
Unemployed mathematicians That, with the BCS college football season figuring to end in the most muddled mess since the system that could stagger Pythagoras was created, thousands of their profession will be needed to unmuddle the mess.
NFL fans That the league and the networks once again showed us the winless, luckless, hapless and listless Detroit Lions this Thanksgiving Day, making it easier to comply when girlfriends and wives demanded they turn off the stupid game and listen to Uncle Louies colonoscopy story.
Pacman Jones, oft-suspended but just-as-oft-reinstated Dallas Cowboy defensive back For the NFLs 23-strikes-and-youre-out policy.
John Daly, former lovable, grip-it-and-rip-it golfer, now tiresome waste of talent For Australia, the last remaining continent on which he is not only allowed to compete but is not wanted for sundry felonious behavior.
Tiger Woods, greatest golfer ever For possessing a talent so eclipsing that he can win on one leg, for his stunningly gorgeous wife, for his ridiculously adorable daughter, for having enough money to buy diamond-encrusted, gold ball markers that cost more than my house, for well, simply for being the most blessed man in the history of the universe.
Wally Hall, sports columnist For having a tap dancing cat that walks across his keyboard every night and cranks out another amazing column.
Peyton Hillis, Denver Bronco running back For staying healthy enough to out-gain more-famous Arkansas Razorback alumni Darren McFadden and Felix Jones.
Tony Romo, Dallas Cowboy quarterback That, though he injured his little pinky and missed three games, his index fingers remain healthy, allowing him to plug his ears when girlfriend Jessica Simpson begins nattering.
Seattle sports fans That, with the Washington Huskies (0-11), Seattle Seahawks (2-10) and Seattle Mariners (61-101) combining to go 63-122, the Seattle Supersonics had the decency to split town for Oklahoma City, where they are carrying on the tradition with a 1-15 start.
Kansas City Chiefs and St. Louis Rams That, despite being among the very worst teams in the NFL, each can make a valid claim to being the second-best team in the state of Missouri behind the Missouri Tigers.


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Egypt's Once and Future Dictator Promises to End Muslim Brotherhood
Posted on May 5, 2014
Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi, who recently resigned as the leader of Egypt's army to run for president, dispelled any notion of reconciliation with the ousted Muslim Brotherhood during an interview Monday.
The former head of Egypt's military intelligence under dictator Hosni Mubarak, Sissi organized the coup that drove the country's first democratically elected president, Mohamed Morsi, from power. Morsi and the Brotherhood failed to deliver quickly enough to a country starving for economic growth and the president's political maneuvering and power struggle with the military brought protesters back to Tahrir Square. The military has since arrested much of the Brotherhood leadership, as well as secular leaders.
It seems Sissi will not make any public appearances during his presidential campaign, citing death threats. Regardless, he is expected to win.
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Discounted membership at six borough leisure centres is on offer to any past or present member of Britain's armed forces looking to get fit or exercise more in 2013.
They can take advantage of discounts of up to 70 per cent on selected memberships at centres managed on behalf of the council by DC Leisure.
This includes unlimited use of gyms, group exercise classes, swimming pools and health suites.
DC Leisure's discount scheme has been launched in recognition and appreciation of the hard work of current and former service personnel.
They operate six leisure centres in the borough – in Wandsworth, Putney, Battersea, Balham, Tooting and Roehampton.
To learn more about the location of the centres and the facilities and discounts available visit www.dcleisurecentres.co.uk.


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Mayor Gavin Newsom Announces $11.5 Million Energy Efficiency Program
(February 6, 2007)
Program Promotes Conservation and Combats Climate Change through Education and Incentives
SAN FRANCISCO – Mayor Newsom today announced that the Department of the Environment (SF Environment), in partnership with Pacific Gas and Electric (PG&E), has entered into a contract to fund the Energy Watch Program - an effort to deliver savings and energy efficiency education to residential and commercial energy consumers in San Francisco. Running through 2008, the program will help the city to save millions and combat climate change.
The Department of the Environment will partner with independent contractors to provide small businesses and multi-family residential buildings in all San Francisco neighborhoods with free on-site assessments of energy savings. This will include: cost effective direct installation of energy efficient lighting, refrigeration, heating, and air conditioning systems. In addition, the program will offer options for natural gas use reduction, incentive programs, training, education, and technical assistance for small businesses and residential customers.
"Energy efficiency is a top priority for meeting San Francisco's environmental goals," said Gavin Newsom, Mayor of San Francisco. "I am proud that our city supports and continues to develop innovative ways to reduce consumption and improve standards for the health, well being and future of San Francisco."
The program is designed to reduce residential and non-residential electricity consumption by 43 million kilowatt hours, and reduce natural gas consumption in multi-family residences by 335 thousand therms, equating to an estimated savings of over $6,500,000 in energy bills yearly.
The program is funded through the Public Goods Charge, a fee charged monthly by the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) for energy efficiency and renewable energy projects, which is administered locally by PG&E. The Department of the Environment will perform all the services for businesses and residents, and then be reimbursed by PG&E. The CPUC has budgeted a total of $11,538,953 for the program, with $10,700,000 to underwrite all the services that the Department of the Environment will perform. The remainder of the funds will be used to underwrite PG&E's programs, which are targeted towards mid-sized businesses.
"With a shared commitment to making this the greenest city in the nation, we're thrilled to partner with San Francisco on the Energy Watch Program," said Helen Burt, senior vice president of customer care at PG&E. "We look forward to partnering with San Francisco to help our customers develop innovative energy efficiency programs that reduce energy use and combat climate change."
Under the Energy Watch Program, the Department of the Environment will act as an energy service provider to customers by identifying the full range of potential energy upgrades to their property. Customers can take advantage of affordable incentive measures right now, while remaining eligible for further upgrades during the course of the program. This comprehensive approach will help customers save money and energy, increase their knowledge of conservation techniques, and reduce marketing costs by allowing the Department of the Environment to maintain contact after the initial response.
The Energy Watch program also brings San Francisco closer to its goal of becoming the nation's greenest city by reducing its greenhouse gas emissions. In 2004, Mayor Newsom announced his Climate Action Plan, which commits the city to reducing greenhouse gas emission levels by 20% below 1990 levels by the year 2012, and outlines next steps in key target areas including transportation, energy efficiency, renewable energy, and solid waste management. San Francisco has already started working towards these goals by implementing one of the largest alternative fuel fleets in the nation, including electric, hybrid, compressed natural gas and biodiesel vehicles. For more information about Mayor Newsom's Climate Action Plan and the city's other environmental initiatives, please visit www.sfenvironment.com.
For more information about signing up for the program, businesses and owners of multi-family buildings can call the Power Watch Hotline at: 415-355-3769.
A dynamic city like San Francisco requires the efficient use of clean, renewable energy to meet the needs of today and future generations. Our innovative policies and programs help San Franciscans use energy wisely, while saving money and reducing environmental impacts.
SF Environment aims to reduce travel-created carbon by getting people out of cars and instead traveling by walking, biking or public transit. We also are greening the City fleet of vehicles and encourage the public to reduce their impact by supporting cleaner fuels and vehicles.
Zero Waste
Imagine a world in which nothing goes to landfills or to incinerators. We think it is achievable, and SF Environment is doing everything we can to make it happen.
Toxics & Health
As the first city to adopt the Precautionary Principle, San Francisco strives to protect the health of its residents, visitors and the local environment. SF Environment develops programs and policies to help individuals and businesses make safer choices in products, practices and services.
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San Francisco is habitat for 800,000 people – meeting needs for space to work, play, and learn; for food, water, and air; for community with local flora and fauna. SF Environment provides support for urban agriculture and forestry and green buildings, helping residents and businesses harness environmental opportunities.
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SF Environment focuses on building community capacity - engaging people throughout the City's neighborhoods and providing them with the tools, education, and job opportunities to ensure that the places where we live, play, learn, and work are safe and healthy.
Climate Change
Reducing carbon emissions is central to ensuring a sustainable future for San Francisco. Climate change will bring unstable weather, rising sea levels and damage to our city's natural habitat and infrastructure. SF Environment is committed to mobilizing the City to deal with Climate Change.


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Memorial Day Customs for the Military
posted on 5/30/11 by MyWonderfulLife.com Staff
Today, whenever a man is buried with military honors anywhere in the United States, firing three volleys of musketry over the grave concludes the ceremony, and a trumpet or bugle sounds out the song "Taps." General Daniel Butterfield can be credited with the composition of the song, because he disliked the colorless "extinguish lights" call that was in use around 1862.
You can listen to the song here:
2. Folding of the Flag
In this video, Tom Sherlock, Arlington Historian, explains the meaning and importance of the folding of the American flag.
3. Wreath Laying
According to the Arlington National Cemetery on Veterans Day and Memorial Day the president or his designee lays a wreath, generally at the Tomb of the Unknowns, and is attended by ceremonial units from the uniformed services.
4. 21-Gun Salute
On Memorial Day, all ships and Naval stations fire a salute of 21-minute guns and display the ensign at half-mast from 8 a.m. until completion of the salute.
5. "Flags In"
For the past 40 years, members of the 3rd U.S. Infantry (The Old Guard) have the honor of playing American flags on the gravestones of service members that are buried at the Arlington National Cemetery just before Memorial Day weekend.
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IAOM Southeast Asia District Conference & Expo Includes Mill Tour
Date Posted: September 19, 2012
Don't miss out on the 3rd annual IAOM Southeast Asia District Annual Conference & Expo on Oct. 8-10. This event will bring together industry professionals for three days of educational programming, networking, the exchange of ideas, and the discovery of new products and services.
Registrants will have access to all educational sessions, the expo, all lunches and receptions, dinner on Tuesday evening, and the pre-conference workshop on food safety.
Jeff Gwirtz will present the workshop.
Conference fee also covers a mill tour of the Philippine Foremost Milling Corporation on Oct. 10.
The tour will highlight the operational and quality aspects of wheat flour fortification.
This is a great opportunity for millers from across the region to visit a modern mill that has fortified wheat flour for many years.
In the Philippines, fortifying wheat flour with vitamins and minerals has been mandatory for more than 10 years.
Separate registration for the visit to the Philippine Foremost Milling Corporation is required.
Participation is limited to 80 and will be registered on a first-come, first-served basis.
To join the mill visit, send an email by Sept. 30 with the following details to Annoek van den Wijngaart from the Flour Fortification Initiative.
• Name
• Company
• Job Title
• Email address
• Handphone number
• Preference for 2 p.m. or 4 p.m. mill visit
Only participants who register by the Sept. 30 date will be able to join.
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Liz Durnell is very knowledeable about elder law & has been very helpful to work with setting up my senior mother's estate. She is quick to respond to any questions my family has in a timely manner. She is very professional, respectful of our needs, but also very personable. She & the senior partners as well as their staff have been very easy to work with & I would recommend their firm to others.
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A sincere thanks for a job well done.
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I have a custom form and I'm attaching some fields from a custom entity. I add my fields like this:
$skeleton = entity_create('registrations', array('type' => 'registrations'));
field_attach_form('registrations', $skeleton, $form, $form_state, NULL, array('field_name' => 'field_dietary_info'));
field_attach_form('registrations', $skeleton, $form, $form_state, NULL, array('field_name' => 'field_bluecard_number'));
where field_dietary_info is NOT in a field group, and field_bluecard_number IS in a field group. The problem is that field_bluecard_number never appears in the form.
If I add ONLY field_bluecard_number (while $form is empty), it will appear in its group. But if $form is not empty, any field in a group will not appear.
Using a process of elimination, I can get the field to appear if I comment out the following lines in
field_group_fields_nest() in field_group.module:
if (isset($element[$child_name]) && (!isset($element[$child_name]['#access']) || $element[$child_name]['#access'])) {
// If this is a group, we have to use a reference to keep the reference
// list intact (but if it is a field we don't mind).
$group_references[$parent_name][$child_name] = &$element[$child_name];
// The child has been copied to its parent: remove it from the root element.
It seems the unset is getting rid of it altogether...
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It may just be coincidence, but I found a bug under different circumstances with the same code you mention.
Try the patch in #2212431: Field groups that contain only elements that use #markup are hidden and see if it has any effect.