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An appeal for legislation to force the return to the Jewish community of an estimated 40,000 Jewish children still in Christian foster homes throughout Europe will be made to the United Nations Commission on Human Rights by the Commission on the Status of Jewish War Orphans in Europe, it was revealed here last night by Dr. Isidor Grunfold, chairman of the commission, who arrived to this country from London.
Dr. Grunfeld stated that in France and Belgium such children have been made wards of the state, but there is no legal compulsion for the foster parents to register the children with the state, making it extremely difficult for the Jewish community to recover them. In Poland and Hungary there are no legal obstacles to the return of the children, he said, but the foster parents to a great extent refuse to surrender them.
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Author Alice Sebold has seen huge success for her first book The Lovely Bones, which is published at the same time as her memoirs Lucky.
'The Lovely Bones' is one of those books that, if the publishers had seen a description of it before reading the manuscript, might never have got a second look.
It's narrated from heaven by 14 year old Susie Salmon. She was raped and killed by a neighbour and the book follows the family as they try to overcome their grief.
Published in the US ten months ago it's sold 2.5 million copies in hardback, been reprinted 20 times and is the most successful debut novel since Gone with the Wind.
One review said: "this is that rare thing, a novel that takes the stuff of terrible tragedy and manages to transform it into something hopeful and redemptive.
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Critics in the states raved about the book, but over here they were much more critical - but the public loved it.
Alice says: "It's about imagining it's not over when it's over. That there is an existence for the living and the dead after someone's died."
At book signings lots of people seem to tell her about someone they've lost and she says that's great - nobody's asking her to fix anything or do anything.
Her friend said she'd already done that by writing the book.
Her memoirs called 'Lucky' also come out now; the book recounts events after Alice was beaten and viciously raped by a stranger when she was only 18 and in college.
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Canberra Raiders skipper David Shillington needed just one word - "disgraceful" - to describe his side's 32-10 loss at Penrith on Sunday.
And no one was arguing after Canberra served up an insipid, ill-disciplined and error-ridden performance to start its season.
Name any schoolboy error possible in rugby league, and the Raiders were likely guilty of it.
Caught on the final tackle. Forward passes out of dummy-half. Handling errors coming out of danger. Dumb penalties.
All these blemishes were on the Raiders' rap sheet, and Shillington conceded the mental frailties Canberra is sometimes accused of came to the fore.
"We've got a lot of stuff to work on, not so much technical stuff, the boys just have to get their heads right,'' Shillington said.
"As soon as we work on that we're going to be a great team, if we can't get over it we're going to struggle.''
The loss was compounded by another injury to fullback Josh Dugan, who was virtually a passenger after suffering rib cartilage damage midway through the first half.
He also limped from Centrebet Stadium with ice strapped around his left thigh, but he insisted it was only a cork.
Canberra lost the penalty count 7-6, but they conceded them at the worst possible times.
The referees have made a point of trying to speed up the play-the-ball in round one, and Canberra was penalised for a string of ruck infringements.
"There's no confusion [with the new interpretations] with the players, we've been told this all year with our opposed sessions, when the refs have been coming down,'' Shillington said.
"We've known for months, it's about the boys being more disciplined.
"We talked about completing sets all week but ball security wasn't high on our agenda apparently, we were never going to win that game.''
Asked if some players were over-confident against a Panthers side which finished 15th last year, Shillington said: "Maybe some individuals, yeah.''
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"I did talk about we were going to be heading into a street fight game and they'd be scrapping for everything.
"We had an opportunity to get over that side and we didn't take it.''
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Nothing in the debate over health-care reform is more depressing than the verbal attacks each party lobs against the other for attempting to cut costs.
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ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) A teenager who mental health experts say wanted to become a serial killer was convicted Wednesday of luring his 14-year-old friend to a middle school bathroom and stabbing him to death in 2004.
A jury deliberated for about 3 1/2 hours before convicting Michael Hernandez, now 18, of first-degree murder in the slaying and of the attempted murder of another classmate.
The defense argued Hernandez was insane and not criminally responsible for luring Jaime Gough into the bathroom at Miami's Southwood Middle School, then slitting his throat and stabbing him at least 42 times.
But prosecutors said he was a smart student who wore a windbreaker and latex gloves for the attack in an effort to keep blood off his clothes.
When the verdict was read, Hernandez showed no reaction but was nervously moving his foot under the defense table.
His mother, Kathy, held her head in her hands and openly wept when she heard the guilty verdict. She left the courtroom without talking to reporters.
The parents of the victim, Jorge and Maria Gough, cried and hugged one another.
"He was guilty from day one," Jorge Gough said. "It's a closure. That's what we wanted to do for four years. It's been a long, long four years. But finally it's over."
Hernandez faces life in prison. The trial was moved to Orlando because of the wide publicity of the case, but his sentencing was scheduled for Nov. 7 in Miami.
Rosenbaum said he plans to appeal.
"Just because Michael was 14 years old and mentally ill, doesn't mean he should be stuck in a jail for the rest of his life," Rosenbaum said. "We always thought he should go to a mental hospital for a long time, maybe forever."
During closing statements earlier in the day, Rosenbaum said his client dramatically changed from being a happy kid in the summer following seventh grade.
"At the end of seventh grade, his life was spiraling out of control," Rosenbaum told the jury. "He was going crazy. He was losing it."
Assistant Miami-Dade State Attorney Carin Kahgan said Hernandez lied to his teacher and police about blood on his clothes, and eventually confessed to the crime after student witnesses placed him in the bathroom that morning and police found a bloody knife and glove in his backpack.
"Every one of those marks to Jaime's body speak out to you that the defendant intended to kill him," Kahgan said. "Stupid mistakes don't make a person legally insane."
Two defense mental health experts said Hernandez was a paranoid schizophrenic. And a third defense expert said he was delusional. All three said he was obsessed with becoming a serial killer and met the legal definition of insanity.
A prosecution psychiatrist, however, said although Hernandez had a personality disorder and had mental problems, he was able to function normally and made a "career choice" to be a killer.
Hernandez then began visiting psychology web sites to investigate his own behavior, and decided he was schizophrenic and had obsessive compulsive disorder. Rosenbaum said his client then made a "disturbing, irrational, crazy leap" that he "must be a serial killer."
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Destination: Western Caribbean
Embarkation: Port Canaveral (Orlando)
I was at a conference in Orlando in January, and the wife and I hopped on the Norweigan Sun for a 7 day Western Caribbean Cruise. Being first time cruisers we were a little unsure about some of the negative reviews in some forums, but being an active member on TripAdvisor I knew not to get too spooked.
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We did a couple of shore excursions, (Grand Cayman and Jamaica) to see the scenery and they were well run and enjoyable. Plenty of time in port to do the trips and shop for gifts etc. The briefing sessions run beforehand were a good idea and helped to know what to expect.
It all went too quickly and we had to leave. The disembarkation process went pretty smoothly really. We chose the self walk off option and given the number of people getting off the ship it was fine.
Overall, a great experience, I felt the cruise was particularly good value for money and we will definitely be going again, and probably with Norwegian as they were excellent. The Sun was a good sized ship for a first time cruise, and we had a good balance between space, and not getting lost. The Casino was good to me as well, so that helped :-). Next time we will try one of the bigger ships to check that out, and then take it from there. Been home 2 weeks, and thinking of our next cruise already, we are hooked! Less
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> My 4511 boots without problems, the logs are looking ok too (no obvious
> error reports),
> ppp is brought up too, but network is dead. I am not able to ping any
> external ip address, neither from the lan nor from monowall.
> I am not using dhcp.
> Anyone else experiencing this?
Please, folks, when you report things like this, post your
cgi-bin/status.cgi output! It's almost impossible to find the problem
without some information. I just set the mailing list's message size limit
to 80 KB, so that should be enough to accomodate it.
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Everyone Matters
Superposition Theorem
So far we have used mesh analysis for voltage sources and nodal analysis for current sources. What if a circuit contains both of them? In such a case, you can either use a mdified version of mesh/nodal analysis or you can adopt a different approach namely that of superposition theorem. This simple theorem allows you to consider the effect of a single energy source and a time and then to sum up the individual responses to get the complete response. The statement is given below
In a linear network containing two or more energy sources, the response is given by the sum of the responses with sone source acting at a time while the rest are suppresed.
A voltage source is suppresed by shorting it while a current source is suppressed by opening it. While calculating the sum, be particular about the directions of the currents and voltages since you have to take the algebraic sum. One drawback of the superposition theorem is that it can't be applied to powers.
In the example circuit, we will calculate the current through the resistance R using superposition theorem.


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The Meat Eels from Uncle Josh are the best thing without the actual real thing. They are just like real sand eels. Made from natural pork that stays firmly on the hook with a natural undulating swim action. These baits can be used for inshore/offshore, and surf fishing as well. These should be stored in a cool dry place to retain freshness.
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By Ryan L.
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Fast shipping, haven't used yet
February 22, 2016
It's still too cold to fish these, but my order arrived on time as usual with Tackle Direct
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Good headline
April 7, 2015
It was justvwhatbimwas looking for. Good selection.
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Great for Stripers, Bluefish, Fluke, etc...
December 17, 2014
Swims well and fish love it!!! Also, withstands many catches of fish before having to replace.
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Uncle Josh Eels
January 21, 2014
these pork eels stay on the hook forever, and they produce a great action that catches many species of fish.
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Like the idea of them, don't know if they are worth it yet
November 13, 2013
Bought these in hopes of increasing my odds. To date I've caught more fish on the same lure without using it than having it, 3 to 0. Maybe it was just not the day for it, will see how it goes.
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I've started using these when trolling tube & worm. The action is quite tantalizing for Stripers & Bluefish. Unlike sea worms, these can handle many caught fish w/o changing.
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ConsWhere placed on to hook, tends to loosen somewhat quickly
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Top of the line soft bait for stripers
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Lethal when combined with Andrus Jetty Casters
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Detectives are scanning CCTV after petrol bombs were thrown at an Alliance Party office last night.
Seven of the devices were hurled at the East Belfast building at around 11pm, with six going off, the PSNI confirmed today.
It is understood a number of witnesses are also being interviewed about the attack which has been condemned by the First and Deputy First Ministers. Martin McGuinness blamed the UVF for the attack.
He said: "The activities of the UVF in East Belfast over the course of the last two years have been particularly disgraceful - criminality of the worst kind."
And he added: "The response of unionist political leaders to the activities of these people has been inadequate and I also think the response of the police has been inadequate."
Scorch damage was caused to the building and windows were smashed, but no-one was injured. An image of several fires on the footpath outside the Upper Newtownards Road premises appeared on social media last night.
The police have recovered CCTV footage of the attack showing at least four people, described as youths wearing dark hoodies, were involved.
It is understood stones and bricks were thrown at windows of the office just before 11pm before the petrol bombs were thrown. One landed on the roof but did not go off.
Chief Inspector Darren Jones said a number of witnesses had already come forward, but appealed for more.
The office has been targeted a number of times since a vote on the flying of the union flag at Belfast City Hall in December 2012.
East Belfast Alliance MP Naomi Long said the party would "not be driven out".
She added: "There will be no no-go areas in east Belfast for the Alliance party or for anybody else while I'm elected in this constituency. "If there are still people out there who think that violence and intimidation will prevent Alliance from working on behalf of the public in east Belfast, they are absolutely and totally wrong.
"My colleagues and I will not be bullied or intimidated. We will not be deflected by men of violence from carrying on the work of peace-building, and no-one should be under any illusion otherwise."
First Minister Peter Robinson of the Democratic Unionist Party tweeted: "I condemn without reservation the senseless attack on E. Belfast Alliance Party office. No cause ever advanced by such criminality."
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Large Peacock Pendant
Quite an interesting piece. Best worn with a simple tank or tee so as not to take away from the fabulousness of this peacock necklace! I'm loving the color of stones used on the peacock body.
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Articles tagged grizzly bear
Daniel Rossen, Christopher Bear and the National - "Terrapin Station (Suite)" (Singles Going Steady)
22 Apr 2016 // 11:30 AM
A bombastic, multi-episode indie rock opera based on the Grateful Dead's project of the same name, "Terrapin Station" swells with novelistic ambition.READ more
24 Feb 2011 // 10:00 PM
While Grizzly Bear was the perfect choice to score the heartbreaking indie vehicle, listening to their score without the visuals leaves the listener a little wanting.READ more
17 Oct 2010 // 9:59 PM
Glasser's debut album, Ring, is filled with the kind of indie-pop pedigree that makes music PR people froth at the mouth. Fortunately, the album is hardly a collection of popular indie derivatives.READ more
25 May 2010 // 7:00 AM
La Blogotheque use one take of the performance and present it as its played out, with a little bit of artistic editing included in the introductions of videos to introduce us to the subject matter, almost like a short documentary.READ more
9 Mar 2010 // 10:00 PM
Their arrival on the big stage of modern underground pop music feels lived-in and warranted, an inevitable yet overdue pay off for this zealously determined and persistent band of underachievers.READ more
17 Dec 2009 // 10:00 PM
Warp wonders aloud who it is in 2009 and who it was for the past 20 years. Who it will be in the future is anybody's guess.READ more
6 Nov 2009 // 11:30 AM
Grizzly Bear continues to get mileage out of Veckatimest with this video for "Ready, Able". The song is as good as ever, but the stopREAD more
15 Oct 2009 // 8:00 AM
Grizzly Bear will release a special edition of the exalted Veckatimest both in the US and the UK on November 2nd. The special editionREAD more
20 Jul 2009 // 10:30 AM
This past June Grizzly Bear played a Milwaukee show at the Pabst Theater and here's a glimpse of that appearance.READ more
17 Jul 2009 // 6:51 AM
Indie faves Grizzly Bear dropped by David Letterman's show last night to play "Ready, Able" off Veckatimest, which we slapped a 9 on back inREAD more
29 Jun 2009 // 5:54 AM
Grizzly Bear played "Cheerleader" off their recent album Veckatimest Friday night on Jimmy Fallon's show. Mike Newmark said of the song that it "reachesREAD more
25 May 2009 // 10:05 PM
By pulling all four of their heads together in the conception process and tweaking the nuts and bolts of their design in the three years following Yellow House, Brooklyn's Grizzly Bear have produced their finest record to date.READ more
25 May 2009 // 7:08 AM
Our review of Grizzly Bear's latest Veckatimest headlines tomorrow, but today here is the band's new video.READ more
31 Mar 2008 // 12:00 AM
For the first portion, Joana Carneiro conducted the Los Angeles Philharmonic though three classical pieces that prefaced and weirdly mirrored Grizzly Bear's subsequent sweeping and hauntingly beautiful performance.READ more
25 Nov 2007 // 10:00 PM
Grizzly Bear's Friend EP marks yet another evolution for the group, one that pushes them into full-blown rock band status.READ more
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Satanic Twins was meant for the club, and as a collection of club tunes, it does just fine.READ more
21 Dec 2006 // 9:00 PM
Beguilling, beautiful and bewitching pop-folk-prog from a big-hearted Brooklyn bear.READ more
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Brad Peterson "What the Open Heart Allows" (audio) (premiere) // Music
'Doctor Who': Casting a Woman as the Doctor Offers Fresh Perspectives and a New Kind of Role Model
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"The BBC's announcement of Jodie Whittaker as the first female Doctor has sections of fandom up in arms. Why all the fuss?READ the article


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Public Programs
The Ransom Center experienced unprecedented public attention this spring due in large part to events sponsored by the Center, providing evidence that life in the building perseveres through the dust. Above and beyond the numerous events taking place in conjunction with the From Gutenberg to Gone With The Wind: Treasures from the Ransom Center exhibition, the Center still found time to honor one of America's great writers and host two of Britain's.
John Steinbeck in His Time: A Centennial Exhibition is part of a national celebration sponsored by the Mercantile Library of New York called Bard of the People: The Life and Times of John Steinbeck. The exhibition opened on February 4 in the Leeds Gallery at the Flawn Academic Center, with the opening reception occurring February 27, on the centenary of the author's birth. In addition to a number of original Steinbeck books and manuscripts, the exhibition features images from the Photography Collection by Dorothea Lange, Russell Lee, and Edward Steichen, as well as contemporary advertisements, and materials related to cinematic and theatrical adaptations of Steinbeck's works. As part of the birthday week celebration, the Center hosted readings featuring UT faculty and Austin community personalities at Barnes & Noble Booksellers on Guadalupe. Center staff manned a booth on the West Mall on February 27 where balloons and cake were distributed in recognition of the centenary. In April, Douglas Wixson, whose work on the biography of Jack Conroy provided the first detailed history of an important group of Mid-western radical writers from the 1920s and 1930s, offered a lecture in the Knopf Room on Farm Securities Administration worker and photographer Sanora Babb, some of whose work is included in the exhibition. John Steinbeck in His Time runs through July 31, 2002.
In collaboration with the James A. Michener Center for Writers, the Ransom Center was honored to have Booker Prize-winning author Penelope Lively read from her work in the Avaya Auditorium at the ACES Building on February 28, 2002. Lively also participated in a master class with UT creative writing students on February 28 and talked about the cultural confusion she experienced growing up British in Cairo to a packed house at the British Studies seminar on March 1 in the Tom Lea Room.
British playwright Arnold Wesker returned to Texas to participate in The University of Texas School of Law's symposium, "From Text to Performance: Law and Other Performing Arts" where he served as a panelist. Wesker, whose archives were acquired by the Center in 1999, also presented a lecture on "The DNA of a Play," and performed the soliloquy, Whatever Happened to Betty Lemon, on March 5 in the auditorium of the Ransom Center.
For the most part, public programs will be recuperating through the summer, though September will see a return to form with A Centennial Celebrash For "A Good Bad Poet" Ogden Nash. The American poet Ogden Nash (1902-1971) is one of the most widely-read masters of light verse. This centennial exhibition will look at Nash's accomplishment in the tradition of the light verse form and will feature original manuscripts, letters, drawings, and photographs from the Ogden Nash Papers housed at the Ransom Center. The exhibition will run September 12-December 20, in the Leeds Gallery of the Flawn Academic Center.
For more information on events and schedule amendments, call 512.471.8944.
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The chief has revealed that Beckham's deal is swinging in Milan's favour...
The Rossoneri have arranged to sit down with chiefs in LA next Tuesday in order to thrash out the deal, and early indications seem to suggest that the Italians will get their way.
Galliani returned from Bremen with the rest of the squad on Thursday afternoon and he revealed that the deal for 'Becks' is moving in the right direction.
"Beckham? We have made good progress within the last few hours," Galliani told La Gazzetta Dello Sport as he landed at Malpensa airport.
It seems as if the Milan-based side are moving closer to keeping the England international, but it's not all good news, well at least for Galaxy fans.
La Gazzetta Dello Sport claims supporters of the MLS side have turned against Beckham, but some of them are protesting against the sale.
However, the voices coming from America seem to suggest that the vast majority of fans are ready to show Beckham the boot as they snub him.
This will play in Milan's favour as they will have more chance of signing the player if fans across the Atlantic have turned their back on him.
Salvatore Landolina, Goal.com


text: Judging by its generic title and cheap packaging, it would be easy to assume that Rock My World is one of those hapless cinematic orphans that spends years rotting on a shelf before receiving an opportunistic video release due to a cast member's ascent to stardom. The film's low-rent coverwhich features a photo of a teenage-looking Alicia Silverstone juxtaposed artlessly alongside the midriff-baring body of a rocker babesuggests the worst sort of direct-to-video bottom-feeding. Sadly, World is no recently excavated relic. Instead, it's a post- rather than pre-stardom movie for Silverstone, who, over the course of a few poorly chosen vehicles, has skidded from battling Julia Roberts and Sandra Bullock for the title of America's cinematic sweetheart to taking supporting roles in direct-to-video throwaways. A culture-clash comedy of the silliest kind, World stars slumming thespians Peter O'Toole and Joan Plowright as broke aristocrats who, for reasons too inane to recount, are forced to masquerade as their own servants. Desperate for cash, O'Toole and Plowright, both lit to resemble wax statues, rent out their stately manor to Global Heresy, a wildly popular band whose music and image suggest it just stepped off a 1993 triple-bill with Spin Doctors and Gin Blossoms. (Silverstone co-stars as a tough, talented studio musician filling in for the group's bassist, who has mysteriously gone missing.) A cultural exchange of sorts ensues, as a perpetually sputtering, outraged O'Toole and his calmer, more rational wife introduce the rockers to cricket and good manners while Global Heresy hips the stuffy couple to Ecstasy, electronica, and the joys of rocking out. Less a culture-clash comedy than an unintentional parody of a culture-clash comedy, Rock My World is a fair amount of fun, albeit probably not for the reasons the filmmakers intended. O'Toole throws himself into a transcendently silly role that's a sustained affront to his dignity; he invests every gag and spit take with decades of authority and experience. The bland Silverstone doesn't fare nearly as well. Not only is she predictably overshadowed by O'Toole and Plowright, but she's also practically blown off the screen by the lower-wattage likes of Dead Man On Campus cut-up Lochlyn Munro. As a post-stardom gig, Silverstone's role in Rock My World is only a step up the dignity ladder from a spot on Hollywood Squares. Ultimately, however, it doesn't matter whether audiences laugh at or with the film, because it's a spectacularly dopey good time just the same.


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On the day of the inflation report, the Bank of England came out with its most pessimistic medium-term outlook for the economy, suggesting weak growth would not cause inflation to fall below the 2 per cent target. That suggests no room for more quantitative easing. But is that really the case?
How loose is monetary policy? How big is the QE programme? These were all questions that popped up again and again at Bank governor Sir Mervyn King's press conference this morning in light of the Treasury's temporary raid on the accumulated surplus of the QE pot. Here is a timeline of what we know and Sir Mervyn's answers today. Read more


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But along with whales, their mammal cousins, dolphins may face more danger over the long term below the surface of the sea.
If you like mammal species from the suborder Vermilingua (meaning "worm tongue")...
The boy screamed a deep guttural scream that did not seem to belong to any mammal I knew of.
The term "gestation," for instance, is derived from the Latin verb gestāre, used to describe a mammal carrying a burden.
It is as though one were to wish a fish to live out of water, or a mammal in an atmosphere containing no oxygen.
They differ at least as much from the parent as any one mammal from another.
The oviducal apparatus of the mammal is more specialised than that of lower vertebrates.
Society—as yet, at least—is not an organism in the sense that a tree or a mammal is.
Spotty isn't a mammal, as are all of you and all those we have been learning about, but is a reptile.
And then we have still the amphibian, the lizard, and the bird or mammal, up to man.
1826, anglicized form of Modern Latin Mammalia (1773), coined 1758 by Linnaeus for the class of mammals, from neuter plural of Late Latin mammalis "of the breast," from Latin mamma "breast," perhaps cognate with mamma.
Any of various warm-blooded vertebrate animals of the class Mammalia, whose young feed on milk that is produced by the mother's mammary glands. Unlike other vertebrates, mammals have a diaphragm that separates the heart and lungs from the other internal organs, red blood cells that lack a nucleus, and usually hair or fur. All mammals but the monotremes bear live young. Mammals include rodents, cats, dogs, ungulates, cetaceans, and apes.


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Do you know if they keep the tone in different tuning's? (DropD-DropC?)
But yeah thanks for the answer that did help a lot I think I'm gunna go ahead and save up for those.
Yeah. Look at Alexi Laiho. He uses the HZ's - and has his signature HZ pickup - and he plays in D standard and drop C.


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Navigator is back! Rollin' and Rockin' in the Caribbean!: Seven Seas Navigator Cruise Review by liindajean
Overall Member Rating
Navigator is back! Rollin' and Rockin' in the Caribbean!
Destination: Western Caribbean
Embarkation: Fort Lauderdale (Port Everglades)
We went to our cabin (lovely) and met our butler, Ishan, who made us feel welcome. We explored the ship..she looks lovely. We noticed a vibration the first night in Compass Rose, but not so much on subsequent nights. There was a LOT of vibration one day in La Veranda as the ship was pulling out of the harbor. Compass Rose and La Veranda food and service was very good. There were a lot of MIS making sure things ran smoothly who did whatever needed to be done..seating, More delivering orders etc. We were eating dinner at La Veranda with another couple when someone asked for sorbet between courses. Our server said "Of course I can get that for you". I was watching her and I could see her thinking "Don't say no" before she gave her response...really. I could read it on her face. Our dinner at Prime 7 was excellent, as was the service. I had surf and turf while my DH had lamb chops. We were both pleased with our meals. They served us an anniversary cake (40th) for dessert. The wines were excellent and we found no reason to go off menu. One evening we were brought a Chianti we didn't want and the requested Cab was quickly poured. There were fresh flowers around the ship and orchids in our room. There is a coffee machine on the pool deck that makes automatic lattes and cappuccinos. The ice cream station on the pool deck is under an overhang to stay out of the sun.
The Destinations desk people were helpful and polite. Everyone greeted you in the halls. There are 10 computers with flat screen monitors in the library, which was also well stocked. Had a great massage in the Canyon Ranch spa. (Only because of OBC..too expensive otherwise.) We received a survey halfway through our cruise from Mark Conroy wanting to know if there was anything they could do to make our cruise better. We had a rough time on our sea day..Navigator was really moving and shaking. We heard some pax complain "We're never sailing on this ship again!" But we just said: "We're on a CRUISE! On WATER! There are WAVES!" Less
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HR Manager
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- Frazer Jones
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- £45000 per annum
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- 22 Mar 2012
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- Manager
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Generalist HR Manager required for mid sized entrepreneurial law firm based in London. As the HR team continues to develop and strengthen its position in the firm we are looking to appoint an additional HR Advisor / HR Manager level professional to join this high calibre team. Led by an innovative and forward thinking HR Director, this is an excellent opportunity for a broad HR generalist to take responsibility for a London based fee earning client group. In this role you will be responsible for recruitment, learning & development, employee relations, compensation / MI as well as being involved in firm wide HR projects. You will have a stable and consistent career history within professional services with a strong academic track record including full CIPD qualification. This is likely to suit someone at HR Advisor level looking for a step up to HR Manager.
SR Group is acting as an Employment Agency in relation to this vacancy.
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University at Albany - State University of New York
2004-05 University Senate
Present: J.P. Abraham, J. Acker, J. Bartow, J. Berkowitz, T. Bessette, R. Bromley,
S. Chaiken, R. Collier, R. Craig, D. Dai, D. Dewar, S. Faerman, S. Friedman,
R. Gibson, J. Hanifan, F. Hauser, A. Hildreth, R. Hoyt, V. Idone, M. Jerison,
G. Kamberelis, S.B. Kim, W. Lanford, A. Lyons, C. Mac Donald, D. McCaffrey,
L. McNutt, C. Merbler, S. Messner, G. Moore, J. Mumpower, O. Pelosi,
M. Pryse, L. Raffalovich, R. M. Range, H. Scheck, M. Sherman, D. Shub,
L. Snyder, B. Spanier, J. Stromer-Galley, S. Turner, J. Uppal, L. Videka,
D. Wagner, J. Wessman, J. Wick-Pelletier, O. Williams, E. Wulfert, A. Zonder
Guests: W. Hedberg, S. Mahan, J. Neely, V. Delio
Minutes: The corrections to the minutes of March 14, 2005 were approved.
The minutes of April 22, 2005 were approved with amendments.
Provost's Report - Presented by Jeryl Mumpower, Interim Provost:
Status of Admissions: The campus has received approximately 2,500 freshmen deposits, which is over the target goal of 2,350. There has been an increase in Group 2 and 3 students and a decline in Group 1 students. Transfer deposits are currently at almost 500; 1400 is the goal. Applications are up almost 700 over last year. In Graduate admissions, the Masters applications are up; doctoral applications are level with last year. The campus needs to enroll about 200 more graduate masters students and the prospects look good. International applications are about even with last year.
Chair's Report – presented by Professor Carolyn MacDonald:
Council Reports:
Council on Academic Assessment (CAA), Professor Malcolm Sherman, Chair: The Council on Academic Assessment, in its first year of existence, organized itself to receive and review the assessments that were completed as part of the externally mandated seven-year cycle of departmental. The Council discussed issues of access to and confidentiality of departmental and external reviews. A consensus developed that even though assessments might include material that could embarrass the university, these reports should be available to those who seek them. Among the considerations that support a policy of openness is that, as a matter of law, all tables and graphs compiled by public institutions are public documents. In the vast majority of cases the supporting text clarifies and explains the data. At its April meeting the Council unanimously adopted the following motion: Departmental self study reports, reports of outside evaluators and departmental annual assessment reviews shall be permanently stored at the offices of CETL. However, the Director of Assessment may elect to keep the most recent documents in her or his office. All University at Albany faculty and administrators shall have on-site access to these documents. Other persons may secure access by filing a request that specifies the documents to be examined with the Director of Assessment, who shall inform the Assistant Vice President for Strategic Planning and Assessment, the Chair of the Council on Academic Assessment, and the appropriate department chair. Requests to make photocopies of these documents shall be made to the Director of Assessment. Departments whose assessments were reviewed by the CAA during the 2004-05 academic year were: Economics, Political Science, Italian, Theatre, Anthropology, and Chemistry. Scheduled for review during 05-06 are: Biology, Geography and Planning, Mathematics and Statistics, Business and Accounting, Criminal Justice, Communication, Psychology, Sociology, and Spanish. In addition, the following programs are scheduled for accreditation: Educational Psychology, Counseling Psychology, School Psychology, School of Business, Teacher Education, and Clinical Psychology.
University Planning and Policy Council (UPC), Professor David McCaffrey:
· Advisement Policy - The Council has deferred its decision on Advisement until a more specific proposal is submitted.
· Proposed new School of Business Building - The Council decided to support the efforts in planning and fundraising for the proposed new School of Business Building.
· Proposed CAS Honors College -The Council voted on two motions today regarding the proposed CAS Honors College: that a working group be constituted over the summer to prepare a comprehensive evaluation of existing and potential honors initiatives on campus and to design an integrated honors program for this campus, which passed. The second Motion regarding the Honors College which did not pass: that UPC supports the current proposal in its present form (did not pass).
· Center for Cancer Genomics – The Council unanimously approved recommendation on the Center and a bill will come to Senate next week.
· 06/07 Academic Calendar – The Council approved the 06/07 Academic Calendar, which shows the Muslim holiday falls in the fall of 2006. At this point, UPC is unanimously recommending that the holiday recognition continue through 06/07 and that changes resulting from the ongoing discussion of holiday observance be effective 07/08 because the Academic Calendar is planned two years in advance to allow scheduling and posting. A motion was made that the Senate Approve the proposed 06/07 calendar now and discussions on the holidays will occur and a decision will be made before the 07/08 calendar is drawn up. There was some discussion on the urgency of approving the calendar, the rational for scheduling far in advance, and that leaving the holidays on the calendar for the next two years will make it harder to take them away. Robert Gibson explained that approving the 06/07 Academic Calendar is fairly urgent, as it has to be posted soon. The motion passed; the 06/07 Academic Calendar was approved by the Senate.
New Business:
Senate Bill 0405-20: Charter Change for Council Support – Professor MacDonald introduced the bill on behalf of the Senate Executive Committee. The bill passed unanimously.
Senate Bill 0405-21: IRB Approval for Dissertations - Professor Louise-Anne McNutt introduced the bill on behalf of the GAC. The bill was discussed. An amendment was proposed to replace in the first additional paragraph in the policy the words "or written acknowledgment by the student and advisor that human subjects research must be approved in advance by the IRB" with "or written acknowledgment by the student and advisor that human subjects research will have to be approved in advance by the IRB" to make it clearer that this option refers to the case that the topic approval is occurring in advance of any actual human research. This was accepted as a friendly amendment. A question was raised about requirements for approval for animal as well as human research. It was agreed that language including animal as well as human research would be added to the bill by GAC if it passes.
A discussion of language about copyright issues and separate copyright fees ensued. It was agreed that GAC will consider changes addressing copyright issues next year. The bill passed.
Senate Bill 0405-22: (GAC) Electronic Dissertations - Professor Louise-Anne McNutt introduced the bill on behalf of the GAC. Professor McNutt explained that this has been worked on with GAC and the Libraries for about two years and it is expected that electronic dissertations will be available as a student selected option for May 2006. A suggested amendment was proposed to replace "full time faculty member as chair" with "faculty member holding unqualified academic rank(i.e., tenure track or equivalent) as chair" to avoid any ambiguity so that Department of Health employee faculty in the School of Public Health were recognized as eligible to be chair. The suggestion was accepted as a friendly amendment. There was discussion on the format and accessibility of the dissertations. Professor McNutt assured the Senate that the dissertations will be accessible and that this is a nation-wide effort. Professor Kim suggested replacing doctoral student with doctoral candidate in two places to indicate that theses were normally presented by students who had advanced to candidacy. Professor McNutt explained that in some departments students would obtain approval of their thesis topic before advancing to candidacy, so the language should not be changed. The bill passed unanimously.
Senate Bill 0405-23: Charter Change for Mediation – The bill was introduced by Steven Messner on behalf of the Governance Council. It was explained that the two bills, 23 and 24, arose together from negotiations with the new College of Nanoscience and Engineering about the articulation of their governance structure with that of the University. The bill passed.
Senate Bill 0405-24: Charter Change for GAC - The bill was introduced by Steven Messner on behalf of the Governance Council. There was some discussion to the effect that the change in language was rather minor. The bill passed.
Senate Bill 0405-25: Academic Misconduct Policy Modifications - The bill was introduced by R. Michael Range on behalf of CERS. The bill passed.
0405-26: Proposed New School of Business Building - The bill was introduced by Professor Wulfert on behalf of UPC. Professor Chaiken suggested adding the word "use" in front of "maintenance and operation." The suggestion was accepted as a friendly amendment. The bill passed.
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Jayne VanDenburgh, Recorder


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YvesDM wrote:
> The building I'm talking about is full of concrete loaded with iron, so
> according to the tests I've done AP's on the second floor just won't be
> enough to cover floors 1 and 3.
> You do have a point saying windows boxes connecting to a frozen AP and loose
> connectivity.
> So, you also choose to use slightly different SSID's allowing clients to
> choose which AP they 're connecting too, is this correct?
> This makes me wondering if it's even necessary to allow clients to roam
> automatically in this situation, coz most of the laptops will just sit still
> in their rooms.
I have never had a problem with a user calling in to connect in the
lobby to a different AP than from the room. :)
We have a standard deployment. We start the IP addressing at x.x.x.20
and go up. Then we NAT 10120 to .20 and so on. The SSIDs are "AON @
(HotelBrand) 1" and so on. That way if a customer say they are having
trouble at "AON @ HolidayExp 5" I know to look at 192.168.52.24, or the
firewall IP port 10124 to find them. There is no question which is easier.
As to the range... What AP did you test? Some are junk. Also, did you
use any kind of directional antenna? Note that an 18db Omni can give
much grater range at the expense of vertical range, and may help if the
floors really are a barrier. But I can't think of a single hotel we
have (and we have some old crappy hotels) where we don't get 2 or three
floors per AP.


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Is this possible with monowall? My current setup is a very basic one:
DSL modem with static IP block -> Linksys running DD-WRT -> switch ->
WAN IP block 192.168.1.x range
Where would I place the monowall? What would the WAN and LAN
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There are many problems with the re-packaging of the 90s best-selling tome to fear mongering among single women, The Rules. Not least the case study of the girl who is left heartbroken by a man who loves Coldplay, pops the collar on his polo shirts and has a fondness for sports jackets. But as Katie Roiphe pointed out in an essay way back in 2001, it's too easy to poke fun at The Rules. What with its weird humourlessness, anti-feminist messages and excruciatingly peppiness. The book, published last month, has been updated 'for the digital age', which means that you can learn how to play hard to get face to face, via internet dating and on social media.
The premise of the book, as Lindy West summed up on Jezebel, goes something like this,
"In case you're not familiar with the intricacies of The Rules, he's a primer. Step One: Don't talk. Don't look men in the eye. Don't return men's phone calls. Don't express interest in men in any way. Don't tell men what to do. Don't give up your precious flower. Don't pay for anything. Don't expect men to change or accomodate your needs in any way. Don't reveal anything about yourself because nobody cares. Demand expensive gifts. Don't ever stop doing The Rules. Step Two: ETERNAL HAPPINESS."
There are a lot of missing gaps. Including the idea that men are so very different from women. Something that a new study has recently proved to be untrue.
That said, as Elly Taylor, a relationship counsellor and author of Becoming Us, points out, the real differences between men and women when it comes to relationships can be down to our conditioning. Something that is slowly evolving.
"Men and women usually want the same thing, but where we are very different are the ways we are socialised to relate about the things we want. Women are socialised to open up and talk, to draw comfort from others and to give in return. Men are socialised to be independent, to cope on their own and to suck things up. Thank goodness this is changing, but I still see these traits in the current dating generation."
For Taylor, her main problem with the book is its limited outlook.
"The book seems to be written with a very narrow focus, it assumes proximity and multiple opportunities to meet and reject or not the same potential mates (like a college campus). So if you saw a cute guy on the train one time and followed the rules, you'd never meet ... I also think it was confusing ... don't play games, don't be manipulative, but follow these strict instructions on how to do it."
That said, says Taylor, rules are not the same as a mutual understanding of the relationship.
"I think rules is a silly word, but probably better for a catchy book title. Guidelines is probably more appropriate. I think relationship guidelines are actually a good thing – most relationships don't fail because there is something wrong with either partner, but because people generally don't understand the dynamics of relationships and the normal stages they go through and guidelines about these things can make a big difference," says Taylor.
While the book encourages women to be their best selves, to not 'give up your life for a guy', to have a strong sense of self before entering a relationship (remember how Ann Perkins adopts all of the hobbies of her boyfriends in Parks and Recreation? Don't do that) ultimately it pegs men as superior to women.
It tells women to curtail their quirks and weirdness, to dim their neediness, to hide their hunger.
Getting this having your own life versus playing games thing right is tricky. As Taylor says, the desire to play games can be a sign that you don't really like yourself, deep down.
"'Playing' anything I think can be a sign of insecurity. Being so busy and having a full life that you're not going to drop because of a man is healthy, and I think this is a distinction they make in the book," she says.
What the book clumsily sells, wrote Roiphe who mentions seeing a copy on the book shelves of many of her smart friends, is a Jane Austen style romance of being pursued rather than being on the pursuit.
It's not just Jane Austen's heroines, or Charlotte York in Sex and the City – a card carrying Rules Girl - who have dared to day dream about that.
"This is what it feels like to no longer be on the hunt," says a blissed out, recently married Jessa to Lena Dunham's Hannah Horvath in cult show Girls as they picnic in Brooklyn. And in a show that trades in vulnerability, humiliation and deeper learning about your secret self, this smug statement reveals a lot about the things that people yearn for.
As Elly Taylor says, there is no shame in buying a book about relationships,
"It depends on the person and the motivation for buying. I think a little of the right information can go a long way. I've learnt a lot from books that I could apply. Wanting to be in a relationship is a healthy thing, knowing how to be might take some education."
But time has moved on since The Rules' first iteration. For one thing, asking the internet your relationship questions seems a far more palatable option.
From Dan Savage of Savage Love, Dear Prudence on Slate and the Ask a Married Dude section on The Hairpin we can find out answers to problems like lesbians in love with their straight friends, shopping for sex toys for the first time, boyfriend's with bad table manners or plain old looking for love in a safe place. These advice columns dish out firm and sensible advice to the lonely, the confused and the very, very strange.
Trawling through these letters and responses is a great exercise in realising that you are not alone and you're probably not half as weird as you thought you were. What's more, it is a reminder that love and life finds you when you're patient and respectful of others and have your own thing going on. Often it's never how you expected it to be.
Remembering your true self in all that remains paramount.
As Elly Taylor says,
"Practice self-acceptance. Like who you are so you are not willing to give it away. Like your warts and all so you have the capacity to like someone else's."


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Jenna Dewan Looks Better Two Months After Having a Baby Than You Ever Will
You may know her as Mrs. Channing Tatum, but Jenna Dewan-Tatum also has a new show on Lifetime, an adorable baby girl named Everly, and this insane figure to boot.
The brunette stunner, who met her husband when they both appeared in 2006's dance/romance flick Step Up, is on the cover of SELF Magazine's November issue looking taut and toned.
Dewan-Tatum has been shooting 12-hour days for Witches of East End, a fantasy drama about a family of witches and their adventures in a small Long Island seaside town. But evidently the petite beauty finds time to workout since she gave birth in May and according to SELF, her cover shoot took place when Everly was just two months old!
Don't be too shocked at the 32-year-old's ability to bounce back; she has been a lifelong dancer, even touring with Janet Jackson, *NSYNC and Missy Elliot. The November issue of SELF Magazine hits newsstands October 22nd.


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Obama unveils strategy for slimmed-down military
WASHINGTON – Top Pentagon officials stressed Thursday that even the shrinking military they envision under President Obama's new strategy will be strong enough to take on all comers, a view not shared by some leaders on Capitol Hill.
For decades, fighting and winning two wars at once has been an underlying tenet for Pentagon planners. The strategy announced Thursday foresees a smaller Army and Marine Corps, far less appetite for wars like those in Iraq and Afghanistan, greater emphasis on special operations forces and intelligence-gathering, and shifting focus to China and the Pacific.
The new strategy was necessitated by the need to cut military spending by at least $480 billion over the next decade and the winding down of the Iraq and Afghanistan wars.
Even the downsized military will be strong enough, Defense Secretary Leon Panetta and Army Gen. Martin Dempsey maintained.
"We can confront more than one enemy at a time," Panetta said. Dempsey was more explicit, saying the military could handle a war in Korea and problems with Iran in the Persian Gulf.
"Our strategy has always been about our ability to respond to global contingencies wherever and whenever they happen," Dempsey said. "This does not change."
Some in Congress challenged that assertion.
Rep. Randy Forbes, a Virginia Republican who chairs a committee on military readiness, said the strategy is inappropriately based on budget cuts rather than challenges the U.S. faces.
"To me this is not a strategy for a superpower," Forbes said in an interview. "This is more a menu for mediocrity."
Rep. Buck McKeon, chairman of the House Armed Services Committee, echoed those remarks in a statement, saying the strategy does not account for threats America faces.
"This is a lead-from-behind strategy for a left-behind America," McKeon said in a statement. "The president has packaged our retreat from the world in the guise of a new strategy to mask his divestment of our military and national defense."
The previous peak in U.S. defense spending was an inflation-adjusted $517 billion in 1985. It fell in real terms the next 15 years but jumped after the 9/11 attacks, growing an average 4.4% annually. Fifty years ago, defense spending accounted for 47% of total federal spending. Today, it accounts for 19%, according to the White House Office of Management and Budget.
The Heritage Foundation, a think tank, states in a report based on figures from the federal government that defense spending is already at a low compared with the past 45 years. It says defense spending is now well under 5% of gross domestic product, down from a high of 9.5% in the late 1960s.
Geographically, the new strategy sees a need to counter China's growing influence in the Pacific by expanding U.S. presence and bolstering alliances with countries in that region.
"We'll be strengthening our presence in the Asia Pacific, and budget reductions will not come at the expense of this critical region," Obama said.
He called the new strategy an attempt to combine the need to cut defense spending with a revised assessment of the threats the U.S. will face in coming years. "Even as our forces prevail in today's missions, we have the opportunity and the responsibility to look ahead to the force we need for the future," he said.
The Army and Marine Corps already had been scheduled for downsizing. The Army has about 550,000 soldiers, up about 40,000 since 2006. There are about 200,000 Marines, up from 175,000. The Pentagon plans to cut 27,000 soldiers and 20,000 Marines by 2015 to save about $6 billion in 2015 and 2016.
The new strategy signals a shift from labor-intensive wars, such as Iraq and Afghanistan. "The attitude is no more Iraqs," said Andrew Krepinevich, president of the Center for Strategic and Budgetary Assessments.
Pentagon leaders did not specify cuts, but the president's new strategy will drive decisions about specific reductions, which will be announced in coming weeks.
Military analysts say the Pentagon will attempt to pace the personnel reductions so as not to throw large numbers of servicemembers into the labor force or abandon the non-commissioned officers who have borne the burden of fighting the nation's wars for the past decade. "These are people who held the Army together," Krepinevich said.
The Pentagon also will have to consider cutting military benefits. And with smaller military forces, military analysts say the armed forces will try to counter threats with lower-cost alternatives, such as partnering or advising foreign militaries.
"Wherever possible, we will develop low-cost and small-footprint approaches to achieving our security objectives, emphasizing rotational deployments, emphasizing exercises — military exercises with these nations, and doing other innovative approaches to maintain a presence throughout the rest of the world," Panetta said.
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