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A Bank Holiday music festival that could feature chart-topping rock acts and attract 5,000 people is being planned for Otley.
But concerns have been raised about the disruption the concert, at Otley Rugby Club, might cause – and about a lack of consultation with local residents.
The club is applying for a licence that would allow it to hold music, dance and other events on its pitch for crowds of up to 9,999, though it is aiming for half that number for the noon to 9.30pm festival on Sunday, May 26.
It believes LS21LIVE, which would be run in association with Black Sheep Brewery, will benefit both the club and the town finances – and insists a painstaking list of conditions will be adhered to to minimise problems. Club committee member Gordon Baines said: "Here's an opportunity, if this is a success, to really put Otley on the concert map and it could do wonders for the town – and yes, make a bit of brass for the club.
"This is an afternoon and early evening event that finishes at 9.30pm and the ground has to be cleared by 10pm.
"All it will mean is seven or eight hours' disruption, and only for some people, once a year. Once the licence is sorted we'll hold an informal meeting at Cross Green with the councillors and any objectors, to reassure them about their concerns."
Councillor Ryk Downes (Lib Dem, Otley & Yeadon), however, believes that meeting should have already taken place.
He said: "I'm concerned about the impact on local residents and disappointed the club haven't yet contacted councillors or residents about this application.
"However, if we're only talking about the odd one or two events per year, and as long as everything's done properly, I think we have to give them a chance.
"This could be a positive thing for Otley but I'm worried that it's in a residential area."
Resident Andrew Mitchell fears gaining the licence could pave the way for the club welcoming thousands of party-goers "every weekend of the summer".
Mr Baines, though, insists the idea is simply to stage one or two big events each year.
He said the debut concert would have professional security complemented by 50 stewards from the club and nearby parking spaces for more than 1,100 cars.

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Former English cricketer Sir Ian Botham has seen the funny side of a tweet gone viral, thanking the person who tweeted an explicit picture of a penis from his verified @BeefyBotham account.
The 58-year-old former all-rounder deleted the offending tweet, which he claimed was not his handiwork, but noticed a sharp increase in followers.
I would like to thank the hacker....I've just got 500 hits in 20mins !! — Ian Botham (@BeefyBotham)
August 18, 2014
The picture - which was accompanied by the words "What are you thinking...xx" - was retweeted more than a thousand times before it was deleted and Ian Botham began trending on the social media site.
I see Ian Botham trending. Worried he's had a heart attack or something. Even worse, I see a picture of his middle stump. — Alternative Cricket (@AltCricket)
August 18, 2014
I know how seriously Cricket fans take their stats, so took the liberty of updating the Top Trump:
pic.twitter.com/i8PjzP1wxD — Ben (@0point5twins)
August 18, 2014
With all the jokes flying around, Botham played ball, retweeting some of the highlights.
@BeefyBotham your length was always much better than that anyway! Lol — Paul (@Paulman86)
August 18, 2014
He also confirmed he had changed his password.


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TWO award-winning authors and business women are urging parents thinking of beginning potty training their toddlers to take the plunge this week.
Judith Hough, from Shelfield, near Alcester, and Diane Titterton, from Broughton Hackett, near Worcester, are the founders of potty training product Dry Like Me, as well as being the authors of award-winning advice book, How to Potty Train.
They are using their knowledge of how to get children out of nappies and successfully potty trained to run a free programme of online potty training support, called Potty Training Live.
Potty Training Live runs until Sunday, August 10 with this week being named as Take the Nappy Off Week.
Last year, Potty Training Live saw television personality, Jenni Falconer take part to potty train her daughter, Ella, and write a blog about her experiences.
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The Toy Story friends aren't gone forever, friends. We see them again before Cars 2 in their "Hawaiian Vacation" short, and the toys are just as funny as ever. I am a big Toy Story fan so this made me very happy to see during our screening and at the premiere!! Don't forget Cars 2 opens TODAY (read my reactions here) and you can go see anytime now!
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A lot of folks ask me about olive oil, so here's the deal. I use extra virgin for everything, including deep frying. There's no comparison to other oils. Don't believe me? Try frying your french fries next time in EVOO.
I generally have two types: a good one for frying and sauteing, and an amazing one for drizzling over and finishing bruschetta, salads, pastas, meats, etc.
To find that amazing bottle, you can go to a gourmet supermarket, deli, or cheese shop and ask them to try out a few, or check out your favorite Italian wine maker — they often make an excellent olive oil.
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40 under 40: Craft Futures
July 20, 2012 – February 3, 2013
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- Who are the featured 40 under 40?
- Watch the exhibition trailer!
- Watch 40 Under 40: The Documentary on the Smithsonian Channel
- Help us acquire works from the exhibition
- Meet the artists on YouTube
- Attend an exhibition related program
- Read selected reviews and articles about the exhibition
- Go behind-the-scenes with the museum's blog and 40 under 40 Flickr set
40 under 40: Craft Futures features forty artists born since 1972, the year the Smithsonian American Art Museum's contemporary craft and decorative arts program was established at its branch museum, the Renwick Gallery. The exhibition investigates evolving notions of craft within traditional media such as ceramics and metalwork, as well as in fields as varied as sculpture, industrial design, installation art, fashion design, sustainable manufacturing, and mathematics. The range of disciplines represented illustrates new avenues for the handmade in contemporary culture.
All of the artworks selected for display in the exhibition were created since Sept. 11, 2001. This new work reflects the changed world that exists today, which poses new challenges and considerations for artists. These 40 artists are united by philosophies for living differently in modern society with an emphasis on sustainability, a return to valuing the hand-made and what it means to live in a state of persistent conflict and unease.
Nicholas R. Bell, The Fleur and Charles Bresler Curator of American Craft and Decorative Art at the Renwick Gallery, organized the exhibition. The museum hopes to acquire works by every artist featured in the exhibition to commemorate the fortieth anniversary of the Renwick Gallery. Click here to learn how you can help in this effort.
Select works from 40 under 40: Craft Futures provided inspiration to the designers of Washington Design Center's 2012 DreamHome. Visit dcdesigncenter.com for more information.
40 Under 40: The Documentary
The Smithsonian Channel takes us behind-the-scenes to experience the challenges and rewards of bringing together 40 unique artists at the top of their craft. 40 Under 40 debuted Tuesday, January 15, 2013. You can watch the full episode on the Smithsonian Channel's website or on YouTube.
The exhibition catalog is written by Bell, with contributions from Julia Bryan-Wilson, associate professor of art history at the University of California, Berkeley; Douglas Coupland, Canadian novelist, visual artist and designer; Bernard L. Herman, the George B. Tindall Distinguished Professor of American Studies and Folklore at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill; and Michael J. Prokopow, associate professor at OCAD University, Toronto. The book is distributed by Yale University Press and is available online for $50 (hardcover).
Stay Connected
You can join the conversation about the exhibition on Twitter by following @americanart and using #renwick40. Meet the artists on YouTube or follow the exhibition installation on Flickr.
Contribute to the museum's acquisition of artworks from 40 under 40: Craft Futures and we'll credit you on our website.
Go behind-the-scenes with the museum's blog, Eye Level
Smithsonian Channel's Documentary On Our Exhibition 40 under 40: Craft Futures, February 6, 2013
Last Chance: The Final Hours of 40 under 40, February 1, 2013
40 Under 40: Five Questions with Artist Laurel Roth, January 8, 2013
40 under 40: The Craft of Assisting a Curator, October 5, 2012
Picture This: A Dress to Change the World, October 2, 2012
40 under 40: Q & A with Curator Nicholas Bell, July 31, 2012
Picture This: Einstein Wrapped in Yarn, July 20, 2012
Picture This: Installing 40 under 40, July 18, 2012
40 Under 40: Meet Craft Evangelist Gabriel Craig, June 22, 2012
In This Case: Luce Under 40, June 15, 2012
40 Years, 40 Days, 40 Artists…40 Reasons to Love Craft!, June 6, 2012
Give American Craft Some Credit: For the Birds Edition, May 22, 2012
Public Programs
July 20, 2012 from noon – 2:30 p.m., Curator Talk and Artist Open House
August 4, 2012 from 11 a.m. – 2 p.m., Craft Futures Family Day
August 29, 2012 at noon, Gallery Talk
September 7, 2012, noon, Studio Glass at 50
September 13, 2012, 5:30 – 8 p.m., Craft Futures Handi-hour with artist Daniel Michalik
September 19, 2012, noon, American Craft Masterpieces: Sergey Jivetin's Poultry Accumulus
September 22, 2012, 8 p.m., A Dress to Change the World with Jeff Garner/Prophetik
October 12, 2012, noon, Design Craft: DreamHome
October 17, 2012, noon, American Craft Masterpieces: Vivian Beer's Slither.walk.fly
November 8 and 9, Symposium, Nation Building
November 14, 2012, noon, American Craft Masterpieces: Andy Paiko's Spinning Wheel
November 27, 2012, noon, Gallery Talk
November 29, 2012, 5:30 – 8 p.m., Craft Futures Handi-hour
December 8, 2012, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., Renwick Holiday Festival with artist Shawn Smith
December 12, 2012, noon, American Craft Masterpieces: Christy Matson's Sonic Structure II
January 9, 2013, noon, American Craft Masterpieces: Bohyun Yoon's Glass Tube
January 10, 2013, 4 p.m., Sneak Preview Screening: 40 under 40
January 16, 2013, noon, Artist Talk with Erik Demaine and Film Screening Between the Folds
January 23, 2013, noon, Gallery Talk
January 23, 2013, 5:30 – 8 p.m., Craft Futures Handi-hour with artist Stacey Lee Webber
February 1, 2013, noon, Lasers: Beyond the Light Show with artist Christy Oates
Sit 'n' Stitch
Thursdays (August through January) from 12:30 – 2 p.m.
First Sundays (August through January) from 2 – 4 p.m.
Check the online calendar for details!
In the News
Artforum, January 2013, Critics' Picks by Katie Anania
The Etsy Blog, Oct. 5. 2012, "40 Under 40: Defining the Future of Craft" by Chappell Ellison
American Craft, October/November 2012, "Future Tense: 40 under 40" by Monica Moses
WHERE Magazine, October 2012, "Change of Art" by Kerri Pinchuk
National Endowment for the Arts, Sept. 28, "Art Talk with Nicholas Bell of Renwick Gallery, Smithsonian American Art Museum" by Paulette Beete and J. Rachel Gustafson
NPR Weekend Edition, Sept. 9, "Are All Young Artists 'Post-9/11' Artists?" by Neda Ulaby
WETA, August 2012, Around Town, 40 under 40
Washington City Paper, Aug. 3, 2012, "The revolution will be knitted" by John Anderson
The New York Times, Aug. 2, 2012, "'40 Under 40: Craft Futures' Salutes Young Artists" by Julie Lasky
Voice of America, July 31, 2012, "Museum Hit Milestone with '40 Under 40'" by Julie Taboh
American Craft Council, July 25, 2012, "'40 Under 40' Probes the Future" by Perry Price
The Washington Post, July 24, 2012, "Pushing craft into art's realm" by Danielle O'Steen
The Baltimore Sun, July 22, 2012, "A Step Toward Art" by Susan Reimer
Smithsonian Magazine, July 20, 2012, "'40 Under 40' Opens at the Renwick Today" by Jeanie Riess
The Huffington Post, July 19, 2012, "'40 Under 40: Craft Futures' Spotlights Next Generation in Craft At Smithsonian American Art Museum"
Home & Design, Summer 2012, "Young Visionaries" by Tina Coplan
DC Magazine, July/August 2012, "Craft Service" by Tiffany Jow
40 under 40: Craft Futures celebrates the fortieth anniversary of the Renwick Gallery and is an expanded presentation in the biennial series called the Renwick Craft Invitational, which celebrates artists deserving of wider recognition. The series is supported by the Ryna and Melvin Cohen Family Foundation Endowment. The James Renwick Alliance provided essential support for this expanded presentation, as well as funding for the catalogue through its Dale Chihuly Publication Fund. The Museum also gratefully acknowledges major contributions to the exhibition from Fleur Bresler and from the Windgate Charitable Foundation.
Selected Artists
Vivian Beer, b. 1977
Melanie Bilenker, b. 1978
Jeffrey Clancy, b. 1976
Dave Cole, b. 1975
Cristina Córdova , b. 1976
Gabriel Craig, b. 1983
Jennifer Crupi, b. 1973
Erik Demaine, b. 1981
Joshua DeMonte, b. 1984
Brian Dettmer, b. 1974
Nick Dong, b. 1973
Joey Foster Ellis, b. 1984
Jeff Garner, b. 1978
Theaster Gates, b. 1975
Sabrina Gschwandtner, b. 1977
Jenny Hart, b. 1972
Sergey Jivetin, b. 1977
Lauren Kalman, b. 1980
Lara Knutson, b. 1974
Stephanie Liner, b. 1978
Marc Maiorana, b. 1978
Sebastian Martorana, b. 1981
Christy Matson, b. 1979
Cat Mazza, b. 1977
Daniel Michalik, b. 1972
Matt Moulthrop, b. 1977
Christy Oates, b. 1980
Olek, b. 1978
Andy Paiko, b. 1977
Mia Pearlman, b. 1974
L. J. Roberts, b. 1980
Laurel Roth, b. 1973
Shawn Smith, b. 1972
Jen Stark, b. 1983
Matthew Szösz, b. 1974
Uhuru (Jason Horvath, b. 1978 and Bill Hilgendorf, b. 1979)
Jamin Uticone, b. 1975
Anna Von Mertens, b. 1973
Stacey Lee Webber, b. 1982
Bohyun Yoon, b. 1976


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You exercise your body to stay physically in shape, so why shouldn't you exercise your brain to stay mentally fit? With these daily exercises you will learn how to flex your mind, improve your creativity and boost your memory. As with any exercise, repetition is necessary for you to see improvement, so pick your favorite exercises from our daily suggestions and repeat them as desired. Try to do some mentalrobics every single day!
This little exercise will help you start thinking creatively. Pretend that you are on a team in charge of coming up with a name for a new chocolate flavored breakfast cereal. Take 5 minutes and come up with as many creative names as you can for this new cereal. How many did you get?
0-5 You need to practice.
5-10 Pretty good. Next time try for double.
11-20 Good job!
20+ You have an excellent imagination.
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Hot Links! Meet Justin Bieber's (Possible) New Lady, Barbara Palvin
Plus: Your first non-blurry look at Anne Hathaway's wedding dress, beauty tips from one of the hottest celeb makeup artists, and more!
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So by now you've probably heard that teen power couple Justin Bieber and Selena Gomez broke up. But who the heck is this Barbara Palvin model chick the Biebs has supposedly been seen out and about with? Here's everything you need to know about her. (TheGloss)
Finally! Your first not blurry, totally clear look at Anne Hathaway's custom Valentino wedding dress is here! (The Frisky)
Pac-Man sushi? Batman pizza? Be still out nerdy, food-loving hearts! (The Berry)
Uh oh—the environment might be wreaking havoc on your smashing good looks! Find out how to win the battle of beauty vs. the world here. (YouBeauty)
"Help! I can't stop flirting with my boss!" Here's what to do about it. (YourTango)
Do you keep making the same dating mistakes over and over and over again? Here's how to break the cycle! (HowAboutWe)
Fall beauty tips from one of the best celebrity makeup artists out there? Yes please! (BeautyBloggingJunkie)
Fackeboo has officially created the "couples profile." Good idea/bad idea? We're kind of leaning towards awful, terrible, totally horrible idea, but maybe that's just us. (TheGloss)
Um, Businessweek? Why on earth have you taken it upon yourself to rank business schools based on the attractiveness of their female students? That's not exactly a good way to determine where to go to business school… (The Frisky)


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The choice of target in the recent bloody hostage standoff in Algeria was not by chance. By attacking the gas sector, jihadist terrorists went for maximum impact. Energy accounts for 98 per cent of Algeria's exports and 70 per cent of tax revenue, with the In Amenas plant accounting for 12 per cent of the country's gas output.
It is unlikely to prompt any large-scale pull-out by foreign companies, but the events cap a longer term deterioration in the operating environment of Africa's biggest natural gas producer, where new investment has all but dried up, with steadily decreasing numbers of successful oil round awards. Read more


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What If: We Came to Break the Walls Down... JeriMiz
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What's happening everyone? Scribbler Jones with another What If Mash-up idea. This one, I think, would be a little more possible than my last one. Once again, just spitballing, but who knows?
This time, I'm taking a look at two of the more disenfranchised Superstars of the WWE. Two of the most controversial loose cannons that have made their mark on RAW... The Miz and Chris Jericho. First, let's look at The Miz. He first came into existence as a reality television star who dreamed of making it big in sports entertainment. Then, one day, he got his big break after winning the Tough Enough challenge. He made his name in the WWE as a brash, cocky upstart who was widely disliked. Yet, he reached a turning point in his career when he won a Money in the Bank match, and went to become "the most must-see Champion" after claiming the WWE title belt. Of course, he had also won several Tag Team titles with former partners John Morrison and the Big Show, but this was his crowning achievement. Next, we have Chris Jericho. Extremely talented wrestler who made his name across the world. Gained fame in WCW and then in WWE. Arguably the winningest IC holder that the company has known, on top of many other accolades. Outspoken, controversial, and a conspiracy theorist. A man who has been the WHC holder and known what it was like to stand on the mountaintop. These two men have a lot in common: two heels who can easily raise the crowd's ire, but also have enough on their in-ring resumes to make them serious threats. What else do they have in common? They both know what it was like to be at the top of the heap... and to be at the bottom after it all. Once The Miz lost his belt, he began a steady slide towards mediocrity - eventually relegated to teaming up with unstable R-Truth in a bid to fight a corporate conspiracy that eventually never materialized before becoming little more than an afterthought (and getting got by R-Truth and "Little Jimmy.") Jericho lost his title and was drafted to RAW, where his jealousy of John Cena got the best of him, and he too faded into a degree of obscurity before leaving for a time. Now, these two men are at a point where they are watching people come up and over them... and they can't be happy about it.
I can see these two not hitting it off to begin with. Neither Miz nor Jericho are "people" people. But I can see something happen that would change their perspectives. For example, two of their worst enemies - CM Punk and John Cena - either partner up or keep doing their solo things and simply get more reaction or opportunity than they do. Miz and Jericho will look at each other and realize a spooky truth: they have a lot in common. They both have monstrous egos, both are first-rate performers, and they both want to buck the system. So they decide that, for now, a partnership should be formed for the sole purpose of setting the WWE on fire.
I think this would be a good tag team to watch. Jericho would be the technical man, while Miz would come in for the direct, more physical approach. What I think would really help sell them is this: both men are quite hated and have a talent for facilitating a lot of heat - both men can do some above average promos, but I think that they can really deliver if allowed to do so. I can see these two tearing Epico and Primo in half - the current Tag Team champs are good at tag team tactics, but Miz and Jericho have much more experience and would stoop to lows I think that Epico and Primo couldn't to win. Cue dominant Tag Team title run here. With them holding the belts, I think the division would pick up stock, as both men are capable of being excellent tag team specialists. With more people (theoretically) tuning in, this would facilitate more quality tag teams being formed to challenge them. Jericho and Miz would sell themselves just on making the crowd hate and loathe them and coming to see someone hopefully take them down a notch. Of course, Miz and Jericho have plenty of shock factor power. Have them do something crazy to get attention (spray paint one of Alberto Del Rio's expensive cars, convince R-Truth that Little Jimmy hates him, kidnap a Diva, masquerade as the camera crew to blindside some fools after a match, anything...) and that will draw even more attention and heat. After this runs its course, eventually the team will implode. Both men will realize that success is once again in their grasp, but one thing stands in their way... each other. Both characters are too well known for petty jealousy and having a taste for retribution for them to not see each other as threats to their greatness. And so the inevitable ego-fueled fight will happen. I can see Miz finally making his face turn here, while Jericho delves a little further into the madness and anger that lurks inside him, making his heel persona really pop.
Again, just a scenario I cooked up while listening to another YouTube mash-up. Be nice if it could happen, but sadly unlikely. Anyway, hope you enjoyed this and be sure to comment!


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Keys to Engaging Older Adults @ your library
Tips and tools on assisting older adults from the ALA Office for Literacy and Outreach Services
Measuring Your Success
Whatever you may call it - program, project, service or initiative - the evaluation of your efforts is essential to building program success.
Evaluation comes in many forms. For a one-time program, a simple customer feedback survey may be best. If you're involved with a larger effort such as a program series or new service, you'll want to pursue a more formal evaluation process that includes distinguishing goals, objectives, tasks, activities, logic models, outcomes and/or outcome indicators. If resources are available, you may want to hire an evaluator.
Develop your evaluation method/tool as an integral part of the initial planning effort. Don't wait until the end. If you've received specific funding for an initiative, always follow the funder's evaluation guidelines.
Look at these helpful resources:
Outcomes based evaluation information from the Institute of Museum and Library Services
United Way of America's Measuring Program Outcomes
W. K. Kellogg Foundation's Logic Model Development Guide
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We had a ringside seat for what I call "Elephant Wrestlemania" at Royal Malewane Game reserve in South Africa. It was an incredible day of elephant entertainment and play fighting. I interview Juan Pinto, Royal Malewane's head ranger this week for my radio show, "National Geographic Weekend" and we talk about elephant behavior and what…


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Let me be clear: everyone who participated in the Nick Evans Essay Contest is a winner. That said, some won more than others, in the sense that the winners who won prizes for winning won something tangible, while those winners who didn't win prizes won something far more ephemeral which won't play Game 6 of the 1986 World Series in their DVD players. But the five winners? They won that DVD.
That said, due to the overwhelming quality and number of entries, I am awarding five prizes to entrants of the Nick Evans Essay Contest. I enjoyed reading all of them. I recommend that you read all of the entries on the LoHud Mets Blog Facebook page. (You can like us while you are there.) It was gratifying to see both the level of engagement for the blog, and for a player who isn't at the forefront of the team's marketing plans. I enjoyed knowing that other people form attachments to secondary players just as intently as I do.
Here are the winning entries, in no particular order:
Nick Evans has the right stuff! He has been my favorite Met since he came up in 2008. I bought an Evans worn Jersey, which he signed, and even bought MLB package so I could follow his career. Nick Evans means to me–Mets success! Got that Sandy?
An ode to Who? Who is this man who wears number 6? As of late he is one with clutch hits. A man with potential and grace. A ladies man with a pretty face. A blue collar player true and true. A growing favorite for those true to orange and blue. He IS Nick Evans. Sent to us from the heavens.
My first son will be named Nicholas Evan O'Halloran. Like his namesake, he'll be a gentleman, a scholar, a feared and clutch hitter, and a humble individual. He'll wield a bat like Hernandez maintains his mustache: effortlessly. Ultimately, it's just a ploy to yell that name from a mountaintop.
Slumps that move Jason Bay down in the order put me in AAA. A ten run home run couldn't get me on Minaya's radar. My glove makes David Wright's throwing look not as bad. I am clutchitude incarnate. I look scared, but I'm not. Hello! I'm Nick Evans. Anyone listening?
If you ask any Mets fan on Twitter who the biggest Nick fan is, they'll probably say me. But what exactly does he mean to me? He's an inspiring player who has shown perseverance and strive, despite continual undeserving DFAs. He's my BASEBALL GOD. I love him…and his hair.


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This action packed adventure set in rural Alabama revolves around Moon, a ten-year-old boy who has lived his entire life living off the land in the forest with his father, a Vietnam Veteran survivalist, who dislikes rules and distrusts the government. After his father dies from a broken leg, refusing to see a doctor, Moon is left on his own. Before his father died, he told Moon to go to Alaska so Moon sets out to do this, but folks have different ideas about what is right for Moon. When Moon makes his first friend, tastes his first sweet roll and begs to stay in jail saying it has the, "best bed he ever had", he begins to wonder if everything his father told him was right. This first time novel by author Watt Key left a memorable character in Moon that will not easily be forgotten! Recommended by: Kimberly Andersen, West Indianapolis Library
You get a real sense of what it is to live off the land in this book. The author, Watt Key, lived for 14 days in an Alabama swamp as part of a school project so he knows what he's talking about. This experience eventually lead to Mr. Key writing this story. Author: Watt Key
An Alabama Moon movie is coming, althought I don't know when. Here is a video clip about the premiere on September 27, 2009.Print This Post


text: My Uncle Floyd Thurman was born in Talihina, OK, his mother was Susan Thurman and fathe Lewis Thurman. He is listed as race White. My uncle was African American. I was at his funeral and burial at FT Smith, AR national Cemetery. His sister Almeta Thurman Jackson and my mother Mabel Thurman McClendon were his immediate family. I have census records and a death record from Rowell Funeral Home. My grandfather and his father was listed as Mulatto on a census 1920. My uncle Samuel Thurman lived in Seattle Washington, so I can concieve of him enlisting in Portland Oregon. However the mixed files should still list him as African American.


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Did you know?
The Bioscope is the only cinema in South Africa that uses old car seats for cinema seating.
The Bioscope is an independent cinema in Johannesburg where feature film and documentary lovers can enjoy some of South Africa's best productions in an intimate and innovative space.
The only one of its kind in the city, this Johannesburg cinema is known for screening films and documentaries that don't usually feature on the mainstream film circuit. While these are often local productions, the Bioscope also shows classic films and documentaries sourced from further afield.
As well as increasing the diversity of content on South African movie screens, the Bioscope also hosts concerts, workshops, festivals and interesting dining events that carefully pair movies with food. Look out for their Noodle Box Cinema Nights, which pair classic Asian and kung-fu films with noodle dishes sourced from Asian restaurants in the area.
With these kinds of innovations, the Bioscope is much more than just a cinema; it facilitates an entertainment experience with a twist. The venue has become an important part of the city's cultural scene, making a significant contribution to the regeneration of the inner city. It does so by supporting local industries and collaborating with organisations that share the vision of co-owners Russell Grant and Darryl Els, for a warm, engaging cinema space in the heart of the city.
Located in a restored industrial building, it is one of several venues in a complex that combines residential studios, retail shops, a rooftop events venue and a boutique hotel. With its trendy location and commitment to supporting the growth of South African film, the Bioscope is an attractive alternative to the mainstream cinemas located in suburbs and shopping malls.
Their programme of screenings and events is designed to appeal to anyone looking for a South African film experience that is as different as this cinema in the exciting Maboneng Precinct.
Travel tips & Planning info
Who to contact
The Bioscope
Tel: +27 (0)11 039 7305
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
How to get here
From the M1 South, go around the city and take the M2 East. Take the Joe Slovo off-ramp, followed by the Market Street off-ramp, to your right. Keep right and cross over one set of traffic lights. At the next set of lights, turn right in to Betty Street and immediately right in to Fox Street. The Bioscope will be on your left.
Tours to do
Book a walking tour of the Maboneng Precinct with Main Street Walks.
What to eat
Chalkboard Collaboration Cafe is located between the Pata Pata Restaurant and The Bioscope. It serves pizza, beer and bagels. The Bioscope is also a licenced venue, which means you can bring refreshments in to the cinema with you.
What's happening
See the Bioscope website for details of forthcoming screenings and events.


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Kudos To CNN For Dana Loesch's Mysterious Three Month Absence
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CNN contributor Dana Loesch's particular brand of vitriol has been absent from the network's airwaves since July 25. While CNN announced her hiring last year by saying it was "gearing up for the election season," the network has not called on the inflammatory right-wing radio host to comment on political events including the Democratic and Republican national conventions or the presidential or vice presidential debates.
In the first seven months of this year Loesch appeared on CNN dozens of times, sometimes making several appearances a day. But she was on CNN only three times in June and twice in July, and has not appeared since, according to a search of the Nexis database that was confirmed through a search of transcripts in our own database.
Loesch's three-month absence from CNN follows what a CNN executive described as her effective but unannounced suspension earlier this year. The suspension came after Loesch responded to news that U.S. Marines had allegedly urinated on the dead bodies of Taliban forces by saying of the incident, "I'd drop trou and do it too."
The Breitbart.com contributor has a long history of inflammatory comments, both preceding and following her February 2011 hiring by CNN. At the time, the network announced her hiring as part of their effort to "gear up for the election season with the addition of political contributors from across the ideological spectrum," and said she would "appear across the network's prime time programs, as well as other dayparts and platforms."
CNN has not responded to repeated requests from Media Matters regarding Loesch's absence from their airwaves and whether or not she remains employed by the network.
Loesch's January "drop trou" comments were widely criticized across the political spectrum, including by several CNN on-air journalists. One CNN contributor told Media Matters that such comments have a "negative impact on the CNN brand," and criticized the network for providing "no pushback or no real conversation that says, 'Look, you make these kinds of comments or you write these kinds of wild, crazy stuff, that's just not what we're about.'"
In February, Politico's Dylan Byers reported that CNN quietly stopped booking Loesch for two-and-a-half-weeks after those comments. He wrote, "So CNN executives were concerned with her comments -- or with the coverage surrounding her comments -- just not concerned enough to issue a formal suspension."
But according to a new book by Tampa Bay Times media critic Eric Deggans, she was "effectively suspended" for the comments. Deggans reports that in an interview, Mark Whitaker, executive vice president and managing editor of CNN Worldwide, told him:
"In Dana Loesch's case, she was effectively suspended... We didn't make it public and she accepted it without making it public on her end, either. But we took her off the air for several weeks and it was directly related to the things she said." [Race-Baiter, pg. 149]
Whitaker concluded, "In general, we're not looking to embarrass our people. If we can handle these situations without doing that, we will."
In mid-July, shortly before her most recent appearance on CNN, Loesch began using her radio show to promote conspiratorial claims that State Department official Huma Abedin has ties to the Muslim Brotherhood. At the same time, CNN co-workers Wolf Blitzer and Anderson Cooper were dismissing such charges as "questionable," "outrageous," and "McCarthy-like." Blitzer said that Rep. Michele Bachmann, who had pressed the issue, "does owe Huma -- who I know well -- an apology."
An August 21 CNN.com article describes Loesch as a "conservative radio host," but does not mention her role as a CNN contributor. The same day, CNN's Piers Morgan referenced Loesch on his program without saying that she works for the network.
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... Carne asada style. I cannot think of a more flavorful steak, in my experience. I go wawa over this stuff. Lucky me has citrus trees in my backyard, and I chose an orange this time to add to the asada rub for marinating. Added some minced garlic as well.
Of course, I so appreciate the aromatic nuance of mesquite smoke for which most tradition calls. I find it works well to just toss a lump of mesquite on top of the charcoal. Then I cook it slow, indirect, to let all the flavors collect and work in to the meat.
I like to get my nutrition, too. Plated it with orange, avocade, tortilla chips, with plenty of nice hot salsa on the side for dipping. Cinnamon make for a great touch on the orange slices. One mighty happy belly here tonight.


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This article was published 26/1/2013 (1670 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
COLUMBUS, Ohio -- This was supposed to be the weekend for the NHL All-Star Game at Nationwide Arena.
Instead, the Chicago Blackhawks flaunted their own constellation of stars.
Patrick Kane had yet another multipoint game with two assists, Jonathan Toews scored the game-winner early in the third period and Corey Crawford had 24 saves to help Chicago match the best start in franchise history with a 3-2 victory Saturday night over the Columbus Blue Jackets.
The only other time the Blackhawks began a season 5-0-0 was 1971-72.
"That was one of those games where maybe we didn't play our best hockey like we've seen in the last five games, but as a team it doesn't matter who goes out there you've got to find a way to win," Toews said. "And we did that."
Crawford, who won for the fourth time this season, was solid all night but particularly when the Blackhawks were a man down. They killed all five penalties.
"I feel good, I feel focused," Crawford said. "The puck looks pretty big right now. Also, everyone's making the effort to play defence. It's showing in the first bunch of games -- guys are coming back to help out and that helps us get to offence after that."
Badly outplayed at the outset, the Blackhawks played methodical, poised and unhurried hockey all night. Even when down 1-0, it seemed only a matter of time before they collected themselves and took control.
"Finding ways to win is important," coach Joel Quenneville said. "You're not going to be great every night or your best every night. Columbus played a hard-working game, working harder than us tonight. But we got key saves from (Crawford) tonight and that helped us."
The All-Star Game, of course, was cancelled by the 119-day lockout that reduced the season to 48 games for each team over 99 days.
Steve Mason held his own with 21 saves for the Blue Jackets, who lost their third in a row. A goal by Derick Brassard was waved off in the second period when the officials ruled Nick Foligno interfered with Crawford. That decision caused a sellout crowd of 18,381 to boo throughout the game.
"You never know how a game's going to end up," Blue Jackets coach Todd Richards said. "(The goal being disallowed) certainly changed the course of the game. At the time, we were down 2-1. It's a huge play. He (referee Dan O'Rourke) makes the call, he saw what he saw. There's nothing we can do once he makes the call."
On the power play after Jamal Mayers went to the penalty box for unsportsmanlike conduct, Brassard's slap shot from the point beat Crawford. But O'Rourke immediately waved off the goal. Replays showed Foligno's right skate was in the crease, although there was no apparent contact between him and Crawford.
Between periods, Foligno said O'Rourke told him that the goal was disallowed because "I had bumped (Crawford) and didn't give him time to reset."
The crowd booed lustily at every opportunity the rest of the night.
Quenneville said later that replays showed clearly that it should have been a tying goal.
Mark Letestu gave Columbus a 1-0 lead and Artem Anisimov scored late to make it interesting for the Blue Jackets, who have been outscored 12-3 in their losing skid.
Kane now has more than one point in four of the five Chicago games and has two goals and seven assists.
"You can tell he's good ol' Kaner," Toews said. "He's going to work hard and make plays."
-- The Associated Press


text: What is Christian Formation? There are many ways to envision the spiritual progression of the Christian, both theologically and developmentally. Defining Christian formation is not easy. "Christian" designates the faith perspective, and "formation" implies improvement. Thus Christian Formation refers to the spiritual progress of Christians, and ways to encourage that growth process. Yet there are many ways to envision the spiritual life of the Christian, both theologically and developmentally. Historically, the roots of the Christian formation program are in Christian education, which continues to be the name of Wheaton's undergraduate program. Yet, in addition to education, this area of study also includes the experience of God and a developing relationship with Him, the result of one's cooperation with God's grace. Furthermore, spiritual formation does not exclusively consider the individual, but also includes relationships and worship in the broader faith community (the church), particularly as that community mirrors the relationality of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.


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Hundreds of organizations around the world are running unpatched, Internet-facing versions of SAP software, exposing them to data theft, APTs (advanced persistent threats), and other unpleasantness, according to security analyst Alexander Polyakov, CTO of ERPScan and founder of ZeroNights. Polyakov also said that SAP exploits are part of a thriving underground trade, particularly as organizations in Asian countries are exposing their systems with new SAP deployments.
"You need to do your HR and financials with SAP, so [if it is hacked] it is kind of the end of the business," Polyakov said at a presentation at RSA Conference Asia Pacific 2013, attended by SC Magazine's Darren Pauli. "If someone gets access to the SAP, they can steal HR data, financial data, or corporate secrets ... or get access to a SCADA system."
Vulnerabilities in SAP software, combined with the value of the data SAP systems utilize, have yielded increased attention from security researchers, per Polyakov: Nearly 60 percent of vulnerabilities found in 2013 were turned up by outsiders. The fact that SAP users are willing to open up interface to the Internet, whether for remote employees, connecting to remote offices, or remote management, increases the risks.
In his research, Polyakov found more than 4,000 servers hosting publicly facing SAP applications, 700 through Google and 3,471 via Shodan. He found that 35 percent of exposed SAP systems were running NetWeaver version 7 EHP 0, which hasn't been updated since November 2005. Another 23 percent of the SAP code he found was last updated in April 2010; 19 percent of the installations hadn't been patched since October 2008.
Polyakov found a comparable percentage of instances of SAP NetWeaver J2EE containing security holes through which attackers can create user accounts, assign roles, execute commands, and wreak other forms of havoc. He also determined that one in 40 organizations was vulnerable to remote exploits via SAP Management Console, while one in 120 organizations was susceptible via vulnerable HostControl, which allows for command injection. One in 20 organizations had a version of the SAP Dispatcher service for client-server communications containing default accounts that could be used to fully compromise SAP systems.
The researcher said the top five vulnerabilities for 2012 were as follows:
- SAP NetWeaver DilbertMsg servlet SSRF, which enables an attacker to access any files located in the SAP server file system
- SAP HostControl command injection, which allows for full code execution as the SAP administrator from an unauthenticated perspective
- SAP J2EE file read/write, through which a remote, unauthenticated attacker could compromise a system by exploiting an arbitrary file access vulnerability in the SAP J2EE Core Services
- SAP Message Server buffer overflow, which allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code on vulnerable installations of SAP NetWeaver ABAP without authentication
- SAP DIAG buffer overflow, with which an unauthenticated, remote attacker can execute arbitrary code to launch a denial of service attack
Also part of his findings: One in three organizations had SAP routers publically available by a default port. Of the 5,000 exposed routers, 15 percent lacked ACLs (access control lists), 19 percent suffered information-disclosure holes which enable denial of service attacks, and five percent were improperly configured, allowing attackers to bypass authentication.
Polyakov will publish the entirety of his research next month. His slide presentation is available on the RSA website.
This story, "Internet-facing SAP systems suffering increased attacks," was originally published at InfoWorld.com. Get the first word on what the important tech news really means with the InfoWorld Tech Watch blog. For the latest developments in business technology news, follow InfoWorld.com on Twitter.


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airmon-ng is only enabling monitor mode.
This does not mean it can inject. So to check if it does inject do:Then if it does inject then I would like to know.Code:aireplay-ng -9 wlan0
On bt4 r2 it isnt working. Now is working, just do a:
airmon-ng start wlan0 <channel>
airmon-ng is only enabling monitor mode.
This does not mean it can inject. So to check if it does inject do:Then if it does inject then I would like to know.Code:aireplay-ng -9 wlan0
Sorry for the double post!
I tried backtrack 5 with my macbook pro which has the Broadcom BCM43xxx, and it does support injection.
First, you have to run: airmon-ng start wlan0
This will create another interface called mon0.
If you run aireplay-ng -9 mon0 it says that packet injection is working!!!
Injection is working.
But I cant set my card to channel 13. I think this is a driver problem, because I can connect from Windows 7
do u see any access point attached to the router .. i mean client and ap ??
for me am not seeing !!
---> 3v3RY D4y P4ss3S 1 f0uNd N3W th1NGs <---
Knowing how 2 use BT dsnt mean that u r hacker
This is a backtrack 5 forum.On bt4 r2
JasagerPwn: http://code.google.com/p/jasagerpwn/
Information s3curity: http://info-s3curity.com/
I haven't got much testing in, due to getting sidetracked trying to figure out how to triple boot OS X, Windows 7, and Backtrack 5 (Not much success so far).
However, when I run airodump-ng I do see AP's. I have however ran into some issues that might shed some light on yours. First, I'm not able to capture data packets. I looked this up, and that is a known issue for the driver. Second, I get scattered info regarding whether the wireless chipset even supports promiscuous mode. I did find out that Broadcom did let their proprietary drivers become open source. So there should be an increase in better support soon.
Even though aircrack-ng suite tells me that injection is supported I think there is still some underlying issues preventing it from being fully supported.
I will do some more testing as soon as I get this triple boot issue figured out. I wanted to play with some driver updates, and see if any issues have been resolved recently.
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then when you run aireplay-ng it will be set to the channel you set with -c in the previous command.
and yes injection works fine, i cracked my own router set to wep today seein as wpa2 would just take too long.
its straight forward and is working now with my triple booted mac osx/win7/bt5
also check out http://www.backtrack-linux.org/forum...orking%5D.html
he had some success with bt5 on mac, and some other drives working. sound and internet work out of the box, download nvidia drivers from their website for linux, run lspci to see ur gpu.


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Topic: My Home Town
Great idea from Gavin and Percy - thank you.
I've lived in London for ... a gazillion years, but I'm still a York girl at heart ("you can take the girl out of Yorkshire, but you can't take Yorkshire out of the girl" - lol)
This is where I grew up http://www.visityork.org/. It's Roman, it's Viking, Guy Fawkes was born here, Dick Turpin was executed here and - more importantly - it's My Home Town.
I wish I could find a decent video but I've scoured YouTube and can't find a good one


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I've been browsing around for some good resources to get my head in to this type of design. I'd like to see if anyone has any good resources to get them in to this design mode. While I am targeting PHP, I am also learning Java, and the principal is pretty much the same between the two languages. So I'd like to point out Thinking in Java. This resource is actually free and available for download here!
I feel a little upset that this topic doesn't receive a little more attention, especially as new aspiring developers come to SP looking for assistance, they may begin to write their code out procedurally, and then have a harder time transitioning over.
Ohh, woopsie.
Presumably you are looking for online material, rather than books.
There is always the sticky Advanced PHP Resources, which is looking a bit dated now.
(we really could do with a sticky which contained assessments of PHP OOP books, and other lang OOP books, we seem to have written so much on here about the books we like and prefer)
So, if you want online resources I always end up referring to, then they would include:
You will find the main patterns in most of that list, but how each author explains it, or the examples they use or how their implementations are all slightly different I find is very useful. When faced with a problem I very often find a pattern that I think will fit, but the examples just dont seem to dovetail with my imagined solution and I just cannot make the connection.
Having an array of fairly similar examples illustrating the same solution often causes one of them to snap something in my head and I "get it". I can remember the Observer being a difficult one to get my head around, and fiddling with code from the IBM example suddenly sparked something and it ended up an ideal fit for the problem I had suspected would benefit from using an Observer.
The last one isn't really a pattern library, just something to read, and re-read as a kind of touchstone, break the rules (guideline) if you think you know the reasons why you are doing so, but don't do it casually or by accident.
I often end up in Martin Fowlers Catalog of Patterns of Enterprise Application Architecture as a quick way of cross-referencing different Models, but it makes little sense if you do not have (or have not read the first half of) his book POEAA.
Sometimes looking at a ULM diagram will do it for me, other times, not.
I can remember very clearly learning the Strategy Pattern (when reading Head First Design Patterns) and for ages afterwards a Strategy seemed to be the solution to just about every problem I came across. I knew that must have been wrong, but I have to say that feeling still persists, it is just so useful.


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In that this is my first experience with the rare and elusive East Coast tri-tip. Is an almos t eleven pound an anomoly? I'm treating it like a steamship. which it resembles. Used SR tri-tip rub but increased all to 2T instead of 2t. (didn't use it all anyway) added crushed coririander seed 'cause I can and am mopping with a mixture of canola and Goya Mojo Criollo marinade. Cooking in a NB offset using briquttes (Sorry!) and a mixture of red oak and hickory..
Is this a normal size?


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Fuzzy Jacquard Earflap Hat
It's like a fashionista's remake of National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation. You know, Randy Quaid's earflap hat? Are you with me on this? No? Ok, fine. It's still a cool hat. Site description: Soft, warm and cozy hat with tassel along the top, earflaps and braided ties. * 70% Angora 30 % Nylon * Hand Wash * Imported


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so, since they stated that the growth system will not be a conventional growth system, and that there may be no set "jobs", how will this effect {looking for members}
i mean, if you've got no level, or no job attatched to you're name, what are you labelled as?
if my group needs a healer, do i need to ask every person i see "hey do you have any healing spells? how developed are you're healing spells?"
like instead of being a 50 paladin, you would be "a character with defensive abilities and healing magic skilled up to about half way to cap"
i don't know, im sure they will work something out, but i just see it as being a pretty big hurdle.


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I have a unicode character and I'd like to find the unicode value for it.
This is what I typed and got in the console:
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>>> unicode('ཀྵ.', 'utf-8')
What I'd like to do is save u'\u0f40\u0fb5.' as a string that literally represents "u'\u0f40\u0fb5.'".
Is this possible?
How do I do this?
Thank you.


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November 8th, 2011
Motherhood and self esteem….
As little boys my older two were so different. We lived in a neighborhood where there were a lot of little kids. This was awesome. They had playmates right within reach. I loved it.
My oldest boy was the calm, reasonable, compliant one and my second one was difficult. He was the one who argued. He was oppositional and sometimes not super fun to be around.
I knew when he was little something was different about him and by 3rd grade it was confirmed. He had ADHD.
Not a death sentence; a learning disability.
Like I said, we lived in this smallish neighborhood where our kids were all essentially the same age. At this point in my mothering career I began to recognize the nuances of insecurity in my fellow mommies. It's no surprise that when so much of ourselves is invested into our parenting, our self worth gets shaky. …


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Women's Project Theater's BETHANY Concludes 2/17
Women's Project Theater's widely-acclaimed and packed-house production of Laura Marks's world premiere dark comedy Bethany, directed by Gaye Taylor Upchurch, will close as scheduled Sunday, February 17, after the 2:30pm matinee to make way for Tina Benko in the North American Premiere of Jackie by Nobel Prize winner and author of The Piano Teacher, Elfriede Jelinek, directed by Tea Alagic.
Jackie previews Sunday, February 24, at 2:30pm for an opening Tuesday, March 5, at 7:30pm at Women's Project Theater's new home, New York City Center Stage II, 131 West 55th Street. Critics are raving about and audiences are clamoring to see America Ferrera, Emily Ackerman, Kristin Griffith, Ken Marks, Tobias Segal and Myra Lucretia Taylor in Bethany.
Jackie, an intensely theatrical dissection of Jackie Kennedy Onassis and the myths surrounding her well-coiffed veneer, is a disturbing exploration of submission, power, and the hypocrisy of everyday life. WARNING: This is not your grandmother's Jackie.


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The way of the Mahdi refers to the person and people who will be instrumental in the global dominion of Islamic values as emphasized in the Qur'an. But the Qur'an does not refer to a community without a leader. Pharaoh was in charge of his people in his day. And the Prophet Moses (as) led the Muslims. They were not leaderless, I mean, they were not led by a collective personality. And Muslims were not divided into sects. If they tried to divide into sects, the Prophet Moses (as) would at once put a stop to it. He wanted them to be a single community. But he also rejected disbelief. Pharaoh wanted his views alone to prevail. He said his religion must rule. So the two opposing views were in a constant state of conflict. The ways of the Mahdi and the dajjal (antichrist). There has never been a pause.
A collective personality will not seek a leader in disbelief. Their leader is satan. He brings them together, and they form an alliance. Satan prevents Muslims uniting but encourages the unification of unbelievers. There has to be an individual for this aspect of satan to be forestalled. A collective personality does not come together. It will not happen with a collective personality. It is essential to seek refuge in its lord, to be bound to Hazrat Mahdi (as). If they say they refuse to accept him, that will prolong matters. By how much? By 6-7 years. But eventually destiny will happen anyway. They will resist, talking about a collective personality, but I will keep talking about Hazrat Mahdi (as). Eventually, the way of the Mahdi will prevail. Our elders have been busy with the idea of a collective personality for 40 or 50 years. It has all been fragmented. There was unity in New Asia, but that fell apart. They have been fragmented many times only, and then further fragmented into even smaller sub-divisions. Islamic service weakened and ceased. Because they do not listen to Bediuzzaman or the Prophet (saas). They do not trust our Prophet (saas) and Bediuzzaman. Of course, the great majority are radiant and immaculate people. I am just referring to a very few people.
The idea that Hazrat Mahdi (as) will not appear, the idea of the collective personality, is making Muslims wretched. We see suffering wherever we look. You cannot have Muslim communities without a leader, or without love. The Islamic world needs Hazrat Mahdi (as) as it does food and water. That is why our Prophet (saas) gives the good news of Hazrat Mahdi (as). That is why the way of the Mahdi is important. Without it, this suffering will continue. We see the people who believe in the idea of the collective personality. They just sit back and watch the suffering. That is all they can do.


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CHIPPENHAM Town manager Nathan Rudge hopes feeder club Chippenham Park will help him unearth a 'rough diamond' for the Bluebirds.
Park came into existence last summer and are aiming to bring their maiden campaign to a close by clinching promotion to the Toolstation Western League, closing the gap to Evo-Stik League Southern outfit Town.
"Nothing is ever achieved overnight but it's probably gone even better than I expected so far – Neil (Blackmore, vice-chairman) and everyone else involved have put a lot of work into it," said Rudge, pictured.
"They've got good young players there and we've already had a few involved in the Paulton game (last October in the Red Insure Cup).
"If they can get promoted, then it'll close the gap a lot and for us, we're always looking to try and unearth a rough diamond.
"We've already had players (Conor Thompson and Tyrone Mings) go on to Torquay and Ipswich this season, so I think we've done quite well and we want to give young players a chance to express themselves.
"Sometimes, a rough diamond can be right underneath your nose, so we'll keep an eye on what's going on at Park because those players are going to grow from boys to men in footballing terms.
"Chippenham Park is a big part of what we're trying to do here."
Rudge is pleased to see his team display the defensive improvement that he and assistant Richard Fey have strived for recently.
The Bluebirds are unbeaten in five matches and have two successive clean sheets under their belts.
Rudge said: "At the start of the season we were a bit too flamboyant and were going out trying to out-score other teams.
"We've worked on being tighter at the back and I'm pleased to see that it's happened on the pitch.
"We've drawn a lot of games but we are creating chances and, if we begin taking them, we'll turn those draws into wins.
"Someone said to me the other day that they'd prefer to see us lose games.
"Everyone's entitled to their opinion but I'd rather draw a match than lose."


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I have a website with 8 price lists and they are linked from 3 different places.
Currently when I upload the price lists I keep the name the same. This time I noticed in IE that in one case the old price list was still displayed and even when the price list was removed it still displayed the old one! Clearing the browser history fixed it but when users visit the site they may still see the old version.
I see my options as:
Rename the files every time which means changing 24 links - a pain.
Put the file names in a database - only need to change 8 items not 24 - less of a pain.
Read the directory containing the price lists and some how change the links to the new version - prefered method but I am not sure how to impliment. Possibly use explode or a regex?
Are you using a CMS to display these links?
I'm not sure if it helps ease the burden of updating the links, but you can tack on a versioning query to the URL, like this:
So when you upload the new file, you just change the query portion of the URL.
possible solution is to replace all the links with a short URL, and have the short URL link to the new file each time.
So, when you have a new file to upload, you just update the source link in your short URL service, but the short URL that is posted everywhere won't change.
No I am not using as CMS as such but am using a navigation include on every page.
@Force_Flow ; Your comments have made me think that if I add some variables to the navigation file with the pdf file names; all I will need to do is update those every time. I can then echo the variables where I have the links. The new filenames of the price lists will just have the date on the end as you suggested.
Sounds like you would be better off setting a cache control on the server, to tell user-agents to fetch a new version. I've not tried this myself, but this code in your .htaccess should set an expiry date of 24 hours on all PDF files, after which time they should not be cached.
<filesMatch ".(pdf)$">
Header set Cache-Control "max-age=86400, public"
<filesMatch ".(pdf)$">
Header set Cache-Control "max-age=86400, public"
That sounds better @Stevie_D ; as it would need no more input from me.
I will give it a go tonight and if it does not work I will try reading the folder of images into an array; finding a file with a name that for instance starts with Toy and putting that into a variable which I can use in my link.
I have just been working on creating dynamic variables and have remembered why I wanted the names to stay the same. If the user bookmarks the pdf and wants to come back to it at a later date and the name has changed they will get an error. The .htaccess method would be the best way to go if it works.
If you use a query variable after the (same) filename, bookmarks don't break.
would load the cached document, so nevermind.
If you use the htaccess method for a specific file/folder, that might be the best approach.
The .htaccess code seems to have worked but can not be sure until I recive some more price lists tomorrow.


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Glycemic Control Of Carvedilol Versus Metoprolol In Patients With Type II Diabetes Mellitus And Hypertension
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text: How about emailing job apps? Even though I'm retired I'd come back out for one of those. Seriously it tells me the "Boss" obviously thinks very highly of you. Your lucky to be able to work for such a person! And it looks like it may be the other way around...your Boss feels lucky to have you! Nice going "Bones".


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GeForce 9800 GTX and 3-way SLI: May the nForce Be With Youby Derek Wilson on 4/1/2008 9:00 AM EST
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Jangotat - Friday, April 18, 2008 - linkThe way they're setting this up is great but they need to fix a few things 1 use a 790i Asus motherboard 2 use OCZ 1600 platinum memory 3 let us see some benchmarks with 3-way 8800 ultra cards that would be sweet
Platinum memory has custom timings for asus, and asus doesn't have issues like EVGA and XFX do. And we really need to see the 3-way ultra setup to see what's really the best for crysis and everything else
You guys could do this right? Reply
LSnK - Wednesday, April 02, 2008 - linkWhat, are you guys running out of zeros or using some ancient text mode resolution? Reply
Mr Roboto - Thursday, April 03, 2008 - linkDerek, you say that a 25% decrease in performance resulted from disabling VSYNC in Crysis and WIC. However you then say in the next sentence that performance gains can be had by disabling VSYNC? Maybe I'm misunderstanding?
"Forcing VSYNC off in the driver can decrease performance by 25% under the DX10 applications we tested. We see a heavier impact in CPU limited situations. Interestingly enough, as we discussed last week, with our high end hardware, Crysis and World in Conflict were heavily CPU and system limited. Take a look for yourself at the type of performance gains we saw from disabling VSYNC". Reply
Evilllchipmunk89 - Wednesday, April 02, 2008 - linkSeriously what about the AMD 790FX board? you will test the Nvidea cards on thier "home platform/790I" platform, But what not the ATI cards home platform. Obviously you can get more performance if you had the 790FX board that was made more specificly for the Radeon3870s
where you can tweek more aspects of the card. In an earlyer review you showed us that with nothing changed but the board the 780I outperformed the skulltrail on the Nvidia cards but you wint even mess with the ATI boards Reply
just4U - Tuesday, April 01, 2008 - linkI dont quite understand why they just didnt go with a 512bit interface like on the X2's. That's what I was expecting anyway.
One thing that has me surprised. I was checking my local store on the web for "new arrivals" (a feature where new listings appear daily) and saw the GTX and was thinking hey wait .. Annand hasn't even reviewed this yet and it's in stock???! wow. I imediately came here and there the review was :D So nvidia is trying to stay on top of the hard launch which is nice to see but mmmm.. still troubled by that no 512bit interface. To me it still seems like a GTS/512.
7Enigma - Wednesday, April 02, 2008 - linkAnd yet the GTS wasn't included in the review... Reply
deeznuts - Tuesday, April 01, 2008 - linkIt's actually "lo and behold" and I'm not even sure it's being used right. You propably are, but essentially you're saying, "look, see, I looked, and saw ..." Reply
Olaf van der Spek - Tuesday, April 01, 2008 - linkSo what is the cause of the vsync issue? I don't see an explanation of that.
It'd be interesting to know why performance drops with vsync off. Reply
finbarqs - Tuesday, April 01, 2008 - linkHaha Happy April Fools day! Reply
prophet001 - Tuesday, April 01, 2008 - linkyou guys write some nice reviews on this website but the visuals are a little lacking. i guess when i read an RSS feed that talks about 9800 gtx triple SLI then i kinda expect to see at least a picture of a mobo with 3 cards on it and a uranium iv. i know, it's about the results, but more neat pictures would be nice :) Reply
nubie - Tuesday, April 01, 2008 - linkIt is all well and good to bash nVidia for lack of SLi support on other systems, but why can't the AMD cards run on an nVidia motherboard? Kill 2 birds with one stone there, lose your FB-Dimms and test on a single platform.
Apples to apples, you can't say nVidia is at fault when the blame isn't entirely theirs (besides, isn't the capability to run Crossfire and SLi on one system a little out of the needs of most users?).
Is it that AMD allows crossfire on all Except nVidia motherboards? (Do VIA, or SiS make a multi-PCIe board?) If so, then we are talking Crossfire availability on Intel and AMD chipsets, and not nvidia, whereas nVidia allows only their own. That sounds like 30/70% blame AMD vs nVidia. Reply
PeteRoy - Tuesday, April 01, 2008 - linkIt is too hard to understand these graphs, use the ones you had in the past, I can't understand how to compare the different systems in these graphs.
Use the graphs from the past with the best on top and the worst on bottom. Reply
araczynski - Tuesday, April 01, 2008 - linki'm using a 7900gtx right now, and the 9800gtx isn't impressing me enough to warrant $300, i might just pick up an 8800gts512 in a month when they're all well below $200. overclocking one would be more than "close enough" for me. Reply
araczynski - Tuesday, April 01, 2008 - link... in any case, i'd much prefer to see benchmarks comparing a broader range of cards than seeing this sli/tri/quad crap. your articles are assuming that everyone upgrades their cards everytime nvidia/ati shit something out on a monthly basis. Reply
Denithor - Tuesday, April 01, 2008 - link...because they set out to accurately compare nVidia's latest high end card to other high end options available.
I'm sure in a few days there will be a followup article showing a broader spectrum of cards at more usable resolutions so we (the common masses) can see whether or not this $300 card really brings any benefit with its high price tag. Reply
Ndel - Tuesday, April 01, 2008 - linkyour benchmarks dont even make any sense =/
why use a system 99.9 percent of the people dont have.
this is not even relative to what other enthusiasts currently have, how are we suppose to believe these benchmarks at all.
grain of salt... Reply
SpaceRanger - Tuesday, April 01, 2008 - linkI believe he used the fastest processor out there to eliminate IT at the bottleneck for the benchmark. Reply
Rocket321 - Tuesday, April 01, 2008 - linkDerek -
I enjoyed this article for a few reasons that made it different.
First, the honesty and discussion of problems expirenced. This helps to convay the many issues still expirenced with multi GPU solutions.
Second the youtube video. This is a neat use of available technology. Could this be useful in other ways? Maybe in the next low/mid GPU roundup it could be used to show a short clip of each card playing a game at the same point.
This could visually show where one card gets choppy and a better card doesn't.
Finally - Using a poll in the forums - really great idea to do this for relavent info and then add to an article.
Thanks for the good article! Reply
chizow - Tuesday, April 01, 2008 - linkThanks for making AT reviews worth reading again Derek. You addressed many of the problems I've had with the ho-hum reviews of late, like emphasizing major problems encountered during testing and dropping some incredibly insightful discoveries backed by convincing evidence (Vsync issue). Break throughs such as this are part of what make PC hardware fun and exciting.
A few things you touched on but didn't really clarify was performance on Skulltrail vs. NV chipsets and memory bandwidth/amount on the 9800 vs. Ultra. I'd like to see a comparison of Skulltrail vs. 780/790i and then just future disclaimers like (Skulltrail is ~20% slower than the fastest NV solutions).
With the 9800 vs Ultra I'm a bit disappointed you didn't really dig into overclocking at all or further investigation on how much some of the issues you talked about impacted or benefitted performance, like memory bandwidth. I think its safe to say the 9800GTX as a refined G92 8800GTS has significant overclocking headroom while the Ultra does not (its basically an overclocked GTX). It would have been nice to see how much memory overclocks would've benefitted overall performance alone, then max overclocks on both the core/shader and memory.
But again, great review, I'll be reading over it again to pick up on some of the finer details. Reply
lopri - Tuesday, April 01, 2008 - linkHow many revisions the 790i have been through already? Major ones at that. Usually minor revisions are like A0->A1->A2, I thought. As a matter of fact I don't even remember if there was any nVidia chip that is 'C' revision, except maybe MCP55 (570 SLI). Reply
crimsonson - Tuesday, April 01, 2008 - linkAlthough the graphs works well it is gets very difficult to read when there are a lot of test subjects. Can you guys find another way? Trying to trace a dozen lines and trying to make a distinction between them is rather hard and defeats the whole purpose of a visual AID. I end up reading the spreadsheet instead.
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Spacecomber - Wednesday, April 02, 2008 - linkThese graphs are beginning to resemble the one's from AnandTech's heatsink reviews, which is not a good thing. Jamming as much information as you can into a single graph serves no purpose. They're unreadable. The reader is forced to use the table, instead, which means the graph has failed as an illustration. Reply
geogaddi - Tuesday, April 01, 2008 - link
seconded. and reading spreadsheets for me is like shooting pool with a piece of rope...
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jtleon - Tuesday, April 01, 2008 - linkI must second that sentiment. Isn't the objective of web content to clearly communicate a message and minimize confusion? There are many data communication tools available, one example is DaDISP (www.dadisp.com) which is extremely powerful and rather cost effective. I don't work for dadisp, only use it on a regular basis. The free evaluation version should satisfy your needs easily.
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7Enigma - Tuesday, April 01, 2008 - linkI'm really dissapointed to see the 8800GT not present in this review. As a person just getting ready to build a system I am on the fence with purchasing this new 9800GTX, or saving >$100 and going with the 8800GT until we actually get a next-gen part.
Since the platforms/issues are around I cannot really compare these results to previous reviews. If you could please comment, or throw the 8800GT on for a couple quick gaming benchmarks I (we) would be greatly appreciative! Reply
Spuke - Tuesday, April 01, 2008 - linkI was hoping I could finally see a comparison between the 8800GT 512MB and the 9600GT. All Anandtech has is a review of the 8800GT 256BM versus the 9600GT. Reply
7Enigma - Tuesday, April 01, 2008 - link8800GT and 9600GT are directly compared here:
"As we have seen in the gaming tests, 64 execution units are enough for most of modern games. We've only seen a serious performance hit in comparison with the Nvidia GeForce 8800 GT 512MB in such games as Bioshock, Crysis, Unreal Tournament 3 and Company of Heroes: Opposing Fronts. In a few tests the GeForce 9600 GT was even faster than the more expensive and advanced GeForce 8800 GT 512MB due to the higher frequency of the core. "
So basically its a good stop-gap solution for right now, but I would probably go with the 8800GT while waiting for the next gen cards (even at typical 19" LCD resolutions). If ATI/AMD was competetive currently I think the 9600GT would be the perfect card, but we have no idea how long Nvidia will milk their crown, and in turn how long before that next gen card actually takes to come out. Reply
bill3 - Tuesday, April 01, 2008 - linkSo you're saying Nvidia doesn't like more profits? And they like to help AMD?
Because that's what not bringing out a next gen card does.
Is Intel going to delay Penyrns successor now to milk their lead also?
Nvidia doesn't have any other card ready, period. Because they are too slow, period. Reply
7Enigma - Wednesday, April 02, 2008 - linkLol Bill, you need to learn something about business. If you have the lead virtually across the board, any system builder but far more importantly OEM's will purchase your card if the price is right (ie AMD/ATI not undercutting for the sake of survival as they are with their Phenom cpu's). It doesn't matter if the top of the line is 2X as fast as the competition or 5X as fast, it will be purchased because it, for the time being, is the best. The same follows for the lower-grade cards. There is no reason to bring out the next-gen card killer until the competition brings something to the table that is actually competetive (or gasp...better). And funny you mention Intel because I believe they are doing EXACTLY that with their new quad's that aren't the very top of the line. These long delays and extremely limited availability seems to smack of milking for all its worth.
That's good business I can't fault them for doing it. Sucks for us, but smart for them. Reply
Jovec - Tuesday, April 01, 2008 - linkYes, AT should pick 2-3 of the most common cards (how many of us are still running 8800GTS cards?) and include numbers as a baseline. Or have a low-mid and mid/high system that all cards get tested on for easy comparison in ongoing graphs. The question most of have is "I have card X, if I buy card Y how much of an improvement will it be and is it worth the cost?" Reply
7Enigma - Tuesday, April 01, 2008 - linkNM, the images now show up that include the 8800GT. Thanks! So it seems the 9800GTX in most situations is <20% faster than the 8800GT at 1280X1024 correct? Since I game on a 19" LCD I might be better off with an 8800GT for a year or so and then upgrading to the next round of cards.....decisions....decisions....
For anyone that cares here's a direct comparison using the numbers from the table:
9800GTX compared to 8800GT at 1280X1024 resolution
Crysis.....19.5% faster
CoD4.......17.5-18.5% faster (depending on no/4X AA)
Oblivion...17.5-27% faster (depending on no/4X AA)
QuakeW.....10.5% faster
Stalker....13% faster
just4U - Tuesday, April 01, 2008 - linkSo it's roughly 2% faster then the GTS/512? :( Reply
7Enigma - Tuesday, April 01, 2008 - linkAgain I'm disappointed that this review completely fails to include the 8800GTS. I asked in the previous 9800GX2 review as did several others and there was no response to the questions. It definitely appears that they are purposely failing to include the most obvious competitor to the 9800GTX (and any future lower-end cards, GTS, GT, etc.).
Looks like I'll be going to another site for a better comparison. Reply
7Enigma - Tuesday, April 01, 2008 - linkHocp has a good comparison review (albeit with their odd way of benchmarking) of the 8800GTX/S against the 9800GTX. Pretty much shows what we thought, some slight improvements, but nothing to write home about. This quote from the conclusion sums up the release of the 9800GTX:
"If you are a gamer and were hoping to upgrade, today is not the day if you already own pretty much any 8800 series card. Here's hoping real next-gen technology will be seen in a "9900" series soon."
This pretty much solidifies my purchase of an 8800GT. I just can't see the advantage of shelling out closer to $300 for a slightly better card than a $200 8800GT, with the hopes that within a year SOMEONE comes to the rescue of actually releasing a next gen card that is better than the current/previous generation. Reply
AggressorPrime - Tuesday, April 01, 2008 - linkI'm pretty sure dual, tri, and quad Crossfire is not supposed to give the exact same results in Crysis. There must be something wrong with the chart. Reply
AggressorPrime - Tuesday, April 01, 2008 - linkIt looks like these tests are done with the 790i, yet there is no info on what RAM is used or motherboard for that matter in the chart.
It is interesting that a 790i setup would beat Skulltrail in Crysis, but I guess fast RAM is more important. Reply
Noya - Tuesday, April 01, 2008 - link...the best bang for the buck is a pair of 8800gt in SLI @ about $350. Reply
KingViper - Tuesday, April 01, 2008 - linkCan we get a spell check in the house? Reply
jtleon - Tuesday, April 01, 2008 - linkDittoDittoDittoIjusthateitwhenwebcontentisnotedited!!!!
Regardsjtleon Reply
JarredWalton - Tuesday, April 01, 2008 - linkFixed. Reply
AggressorPrime - Tuesday, April 01, 2008 - linkYes, it seems like some spaces are omitted. Reply
Rolphus - Tuesday, April 01, 2008 - linkNone of the graphs work for me, on any page. IE6 and Opera 9.5 Beta.
Just thought you should know :) Reply
Rolphus - Tuesday, April 01, 2008 - linkHoly huge images, batman ;)
I'm sure you're working on that though! Reply
AggressorPrime - Tuesday, April 01, 2008 - linkLooks like everything is now fixed. Thank you Anandtech for another excellent review. Reply
AggressorPrime - Tuesday, April 01, 2008 - linkI spoke too soon, first image on page 5 is still broken. Reply
pervisanathema - Tuesday, April 01, 2008 - linkWhere are the graphs on the final page? Reply
RamarC - Tuesday, April 01, 2008 - linkquote: where are the graphs?
answer: probably where a $160 hd 3870 is--coming real soon now. (or at least should be!) Reply
Ryan Smith - Tuesday, April 01, 2008 - linkWe had an image upload problem, it's being worked on at the moment. Reply
Thatguy97 - Monday, May 11, 2015 - linkMan 2008 was a mess stuck with my 8880 gtx sli for 2 years Reply


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President Barack Obama's decision not to travel to Spain in May for a US-European Union summit does not come as a great surprise to EU policymakers. They knew weeks ago that he had gone cool on the idea. Nonetheless, it will hurt. It will be read as a signal from the White House that the president doesn't think the meeting would be especially productive. And that speaks volumes about how other powers, even allied countries such as the US, view the EU as a force on the global stage.
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SAVANNAH, Ga. - Researchers are reporting a disappointingly sparse calving season for endangered right whales off the southern Atlantic coast.
Scientists say only six newborn calves were spotted this past winter off the coasts of Georgia and North Florida, where right whales migrate each year to give birth in the warmer waters. Clay George of the Georgia Department of Natural Resources says that's far below the average of 20 calves per year that researchers have seen for the past decade.
The Savannah Morning News reports experts suspect the low number of births is related to a food shortage that affected many whales in the summer of 2010. Right whales have a gestation period of a year.
Scientists estimate as few as 400 right whales remain.
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