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Welcome to Monday's The Crap We Missed where I've come to the sad realization that due to my lack of having Ireland Baldwin's butt as a canvas, I'll never be her Photoshop equal *crumples up Skarsgard headshot and sketch of three-penised stick figure, shoves scanner out window*. I'll have to just stick with my usual digital collage of celebrity random, like Will Smith swordfighting (literally any definition of that word fits for this photo), David Beckham at long last achieving the hands-free ball jiggle, and Kate Moss with a man who's clearly delighted he won't even have to use that roofie tonight.
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Police are investigating the deaths of three people in their Melbourne homes, including a man aged in his 90s.
Detectives from the homicide squad are trying to retrace the last moments of West Heidelberg man John Jansen, 51, who was found in his Alamein Road home about 5.30pm on January 10.
A police spokeswoman said an autopsy had revealed Mr Jansen died of a head injury from a fall, and that there was evidence to suggest he was hit to the face before he fell.
Police want to speak to anyone who spoke to Mr Jansen in the days before his death.
Detectives on Thursday will set up an information caravan at The Mall in Bell Street, West Heidelberg, in an effort to learn more about Mr Jansen's last movements.
Anyone with information is asked to phone Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.
Detectives are also preparing a report for the coroner after the discovery of two bodies in their house in Melbourne's western suburbs.
Police went to the Minogue Crescent home in Hoppers Crossing about 6pm on Wednesday and found the woman and man, reportedly aged in their 60s and 90s respectively, dead.
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Check-in for the event will begin at 9:30 a.m. at the King Health and Physical Education Center. The program will begin at 10:00 a.m. with an introduction from E&H Athletic Director Myra Sims. The day will continue with campus tours, meetings with coaches, lunch, and an admissions session for first-time visitors. Students who have already visited, as well as those who have already been accepted, will have the opportunity to meet one on one with an Admissions Counselor.
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The federal lawsuit seeks to overturn a federal court's mandated reforms to SPD's use of force policies, which, according to the plaintiffs, "unreasonably restrict and burden their right to protect themselves and others" and represent "bold, new disregard for police authority in the streets of Seattle."
The thing is, the public doesn't "disregard" the authority of SPD officers. It's not that we ignore police authority — it's quite the opposite. Many Seattleites are alarmed and terrified by "police authority in the streets of Seattle," because, for decades, officers have been able to do whatever they'd like, without fear of accountability — not from fellow officers, not from SPD or union leadership, not from county or federal prosecutors, not from mayors or City Council members. That's slowly shifting.
This lawsuit — from more than a tenth of SPD's rank and file officers — is the tantrum in response.
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Most local media spun this lawsuit as yet another episode in SPD's interminable foot-dragging and resistence to public accountability, a constant ever since the Department of Justice began investigating SPD following the fatal shooting of John T. Williams in 2010.
SPD's use of force policies and training were focal points of public criticism after that shooting, and the numerous shootings by local officers over the years — especially those involving communities of color — have been central to the widespread local lack of trust in SPD.
The DOJ's investigation found that SPD officers routinely used force too quickly and used too much force when they did. It also found strong evidence of racial discrimination in how force was applied — a finding not made definitive only because SPD itself didn't even keep adequate records for the DOJ to statistically analyze incidents by race.
The feds were unambiguous: SPD was out of control and broken.
Three years after that report, more than a tenth of SPD's officers are still willing to publicly object to court-imposed policies that simply bring SPD into line with standard law-enforcement practice. That says a lot about the cultural rot still infesting SPD.
But what separates this lawsuit from the previous four years of squabbling isn't even what these officers object to so much as who they sued. Among those named in their lawsuit are Attorney General Eric Holder; Merrick Bobb, the court-appointed federal monitor overseeing the reform process; former and current mayors Mike McGinn and Ed Murray; City Attorney Pete Holmes; the past two interim SPD chiefs; and possible new chief Kathleen O'Toole.
Did you get that? SPD's incoming chief, chosen specifically for her experience in reforming troubled law-enforcement agencies, was sued in federal court by more than a tenth of her own officers before even being sworn into office.
O'Toole had nothing to do with SPD at all at the time of the lawsuit, other than having been nominated (but not yet confirmed) as the new chief by our mayor.
That's not squabbling: It's a declaration of war against an incoming chief. It's a explicit vow by a significant minority of SPD officers — plus however many others feel the same way but aren't as willing to be public about it — to resist the new chief and her policies.
There could not possibly be a clearer expression of the sense of entitlement felt by some SPD officers — toward not just the communities they've victimized for decades, not just the public at large and not just the politicians, judges and federal law-enforcement people trying to hold them accountable, but even their own chief. In a hierarchical organization, that's simply intolerable. It's insubordination — at best.
Cleaning house?
O'Toole can't do it for any number of legal, political, and practical reasons. But it must be sorely tempting for her to fire each and every one of the officers involved in that lawsuit — if not the entire existing force — as police fundamentally unqualified to serve the public. If they don't like the idea of being answerable to the people who pay their salaries, then they should find another job.
SPD's biggest current challenge is restoring public trust in the department. More than a tenth of that department's officers have now stated publicly that they don't want to be trusted and that they will resist even their own boss' efforts to help them be more trusted. Anything O'Toole can do to rein in such an ingrained, contemptible, internal culture at SPD will have widespread public support.
GEOV PARRISH is cofounder of Eat the State! He also reviews news of the week on "Mind Over Matters" on KEXP 90.3 FM. To comment on this column, write to firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Cape jazz is a blend of Khoisan and Cape minstrel vernacular music, American jazz, Afro-Brazilian rhythms, and influences from Europe and Asia.
What's a Cape jazz safari like?
Imagine jazz legends like Miles Davis or Earl Klugh extended an open invitation to you to come over to their house, hang out with their family and friends, and listen to them blow, strum and jam just for you – well, it's like that.
Only, possibly, a Cape jazz music tour is even better, because on this urban music encounter you'll experience Cape jazz genres that few locals have enjoyed firsthand.
Led by a guide, usually a local jazz aficionado, your Cape jazz safari starts at the offices of the tour operater, Coffeebeans Routes, at 70 Wale Street in central Cape Town. Here guests are given an introduction to Cape jazz, a history that includes jazz greats like Abdullah Ibrahim and Basil Coetzee who translated the heartache of an oppressed nation into melodies.
Then, they depart by minibus to venues across the city. First stop will be the home of a jazz musician and a light meal before ending the evening in another home or for the final set at a jazz club. Swinger's jazz club in Lansdowne and the Mahogany Room in central Cape Town are regular stops for the late set.
Scheduled tours take place on Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday and are limited to 12 people. Even if there's only one person wanting to go on tour, the organisers will take them out.
Theory says, your tour lasts four hours, meaning you'll be home around 11.30pm. Reality says, you won't want your Cape jazz safari to end.
Travel tips & Planning info
Who to contact
Coffeebeans Routes
Tel: +27 (0)21 424 3572
E-mail: email@example.com
Best time to visit
Scheduled jazz safaris on Mondays, Wednesdays, Saturdays, and Sundays.
Get around
The tours start at Coffeebeans Routes' premises at 70 Wale Street.
What will it cost
The cost is R895 per person for a four-hour tour.
Length of stay
The tours start at 7pm and usually finish around 11:30pm.
What to eat
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Cody Simpson Shares Shirtless Photo After Hitting a Million Instagram Followers
In 2012, social media stats are critical and crucial to a pop star's survival. It's a truly viral way to reach people and increase your fans in exponential fashion.
Aussie singer Cody Simpson was so hot on grabbing a million followers on Instagram that he promised fans that he would share a shirtless photo of himself once he reached the milestone. And boy did he deliver.
His fans answered the call and more people followed him. Once he hit a milli, he was true to his word, posting a seriously buff photo of himself. He looks like he could have starred in 'Fight Club' with those six pack abs.
He captioned the sexy photo with "a promise is a promise. #1millionfollowers."
So we learned two things about the 'Got Me Good' singer. The first is that he has a bangin' bod and is in fit, incredible shape. Like wow. We are bowled over by how good he looks. The second is that when he makes a promise, he keeps it. Those are two qualities we look for in a stand up dude.
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Trent, I want an appeal
I was 'disappeared' for daring to have the audacity to speak out against the new institution. I was exiled for two years on a razor thin margin. I have been consistently denied an opportunity to defend myself during the court martial, or the ensuing 'appeal' period. I am appealing over everyone elses head as I find it impossible to reason with the present regime, who have already terrified many long standing editors (Such as Human) into exile. I demand and I deserve an appeal. I am a long standing editor with many important contributions under my belt and I deserved better treatment than the kangeroo court I got.
Please bear in mind that I will continue to agitate for fairness until the regime relents. You are the only person who enforce an appeal trial by fiat.
This is not MarcusCicero by the way, so nobody is allowed to censor this message.
"This is not MarcusCicero by the way, so nobody is allowed to censor this message."
Oh, then you mest be....the other guy who got a two-year ban on a razor-thin margin?
I don't remember the other guy but I did offer MarcusCicero the opportunity to state his defence on his user page but he rejected it. Of course that is by the bye if this is not MarcusCicero.
Well, since nobody seems willing to talk about me, lets talk about Marcus Cicero. Khant is right that MC was offered the opportunity to defend himself; but this of course was ridiculous, no court of law in the land would call MCs highly censored and intimidated remarks for clemency a 'defence'. You cannot hold an adequate defence when you are facing judge, jury and executioner on the one bench. I say MC, and myself, are permitted a fresh trial, with a backbone of fairness. At the moment its quite evident that the moderatorship was basically designed to persecute and exile MC. And to give AD an ego buzz (A particularly arrogant individual, I've got the emails to prove it)


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Haystack Rock located in Cannon Beach at Tolovana Beach State Recreation Site. Haystack Rock rises 235-feet out of the sand and the sea at the low tide line and is a protected Marine Garden. The Rock is also home to many birds, including tufted puffins, gulls, and cormorants. Volunteer interpreters and protectors of the Rock and the life that it supports are on the beach during morning low tides during the summer.
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Did you know?
Wildlife immobilisation drugs were first used in South Africa to capture white rhinos in the 1960s.
It's late afternoon and the stage is set. Suddenly, the outraged squeals of a warthog rend the bushveld air.
Enter a quartet of lions who stride up as if summoned by a dinner bell in a boarding school. Their ears are pricked forward, their eyes are alight and focused, and their noses lifted to pick up the scent of a surprise evening snack.
The audience, a dozen foreign businessmen on a bush break, sit in their vehicles, cameras poised. The wildlife veterinarian with the dart gun waits for the right moment.
Everyone is here for a wildlife conservation safari.
Visitors on wildlife conservation safaris are funding essential work (blood tests, for example, or the removal of a radio collar, insertion of transmitters into rhino horns, or a dozen other tasks that are costly but necessary for conservation work).
In return, they are privy to a look behind the scenes. Wildlife conservation safaris are thus a win-win situation.
The park ecologist hits the stop button on the tape recorder, and two large speakers that had filled the plains with the unmistakable squeals of a hog in distress go silent.
The wildlife vet shoots a dart with pink feathering into the rump of the first unsuspecting lioness. After a few minutes, she sits down suddenly, in the manner of one who has overindulged somewhat in tequila, her eyes stargazing.
Once the lions are all completely under the influence of veterinary drugs, the work starts.
The businessmen, all equipped with rubber gloves to guard against any parasites, are following orders.
After the blood tests, they help load the lions onto a small truck via tarpaulins, and the predators are taken back out onto the open plains before the antidote is administered.
Everyone watches from a safe distance as the lions come to, and weave gently off into the sunset.
It might equally well have been an elephant that needed dental work, or a collar removed, or contraceptives to be administered. In that case, the wildlife veterinarian will be up in a helicopter to administer the dart from above while everyone waits for the OK to move on the ground.
To be close to a sleeping elephant is a marvel. You can hear it breathing in great, slow gusts through its trunk. You can feel its 20kg heart thumping in a steady drumroll.
Rhinos often need work, much of it related to anti-poaching measures. Visitors watch as vets work on the sleeping rhino, its eyes covered with cloth, its lips trembling in deep sleep.
Generally they are immobilised so that horns can be measured and microchipped, then ears are notched for easy identification.
Once the conservation work is done, the visitors return with cameras full of pictures and heads full of unforgettable memories.
As a wildlife vet put it: 'Not a lot of guys do this, but I see this as being helpful all round. It's good for people to experience what happens behind the scenes in conservation. And game reserves benefit from the funding.'
Travel tips & Planning info
Who to contact
The following operators offer wildlife conservation experiences:
James Harding
Tel: +27 (0)82 990 1168
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Brothers Safaris
Dr Peter Brothers
Tel: +27 (0)46 622 7633
Cell: +27 (0)82 756 3503
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Wildcon Safaris and Events
Chris Pearson
Tel: +27 (0)31 762 3017
Cell: +27 (0)83 560 0555
Email: email@example.com
How to get here
Wildlife conservation safaris can take place anywhere in the country. Generally, they are only feasible for groups of between 10 and 20 people. Contact the operators to enquire about opportunities.
Best time to visit
Most conservation work is done during the cool winter months (May to September) to minimise heat stress to the animals.
Get around
Once at the reserve you're staying at, you will be driven around in a game-viewing vehicle.
What will it cost
Costs depend on the conservation work that needs to be done, the size of the group, and the game reserve itself.
Length of stay
Two nights or more are ideal. Sometimes several tasks need to be done.
What to pack
Bring a hat, warm clothing for chilly night air, camera, and binoculars for game viewing.
Where to stay
Wildlife conservation safaris generally take place where there is decent accommodation.


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Die Antwoord Parodies Lady Gaga
In their new 'Fatty Boom Boom' video.
We first heard 'Fatty Boom Boom' back in February when Die Antwoord appeared in a T by Alexander Wang campaign. Now in their new video, 'Lady Gaga' takes a tour of the streets of South Africa wearing the meat dress which she wore to the 2010 MTV Video Music Awards. The video sees Gaga getting a gynecological exam and then being mauled by a lion amongst other crazy shit (e.g. Yo-Landi Vi$$er in blackface).


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Borderettes back on track
11 October 2012 12:23pm
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Having lost their previous outing Whitland got their campaign back on track with a hard fought 21-5 win against a gritty Pencoed outfit.
Whitland tried to play their normal expansive game but were being cut down by some great defence from the visitors and it was nearly half time before some powerful forward drives by Ffion Jones, Sara Davies and Anneka Hopson created some space for outside half Alice James to score her first try of the season. It was converted by Davies.
The second half was a stop start affair with neither team gaining the upper hand but on their first foray into the opposition 22 Pencoed gave away a penalty which was taken quickly by the ever alert scrum half Summons who passed wide to Nat Walsh who cashed through the defence to score, the conversion kicked by Davies.
The latter stages of the game were dominated by Pencoed and after a series of penalties which took Pencoed up to the Whitland try line a fine pick and drive try was scored by Kathyryn Stonehouse.
Whitland's player of the match, picked by the opposition coaches, was centre Natalie Walsh.
Any women interested in playing rugby for Whitland can contact Sue Davies on 07966694323.
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Tag beach rugby lands at Broad Haven South beach this weekend
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Moore of the same for Wizards hero
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After 378 games for Aberavon, second row Ian Moore is hoping to end his Wizards career with his first league title in Sunday's Principality Premiership showdown against Merthyr. Often attending training after a 16hr shift at the steelworks, his teammates are determined to make sure he goes out in style.
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After a long season, Aberavon will host Merthyr on Sunday to decide who will be crowned Principality Premiership champions. Wizards head coach Jason Hyatt and Merthyr counterpart Lee Jarvis both predict a 'great occasion' while WRU head of Performance, Geraint John says both teams fully deserve their spot in the final.
AUDIO: Onwards and upwards for Neath
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Heineken 7s a launch pad for Wes' life
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Wes Cunliffe received a bolt out of the blue when Jamaica asked him to join their Sevens revolution on the back of his efforts with Newport in the Foster's 7s at the beginning of the season. Now, he is hoping the Heineken 7s will further enhance his chances of competing in next year's Commonwealth Games.
Family ties boost Bargoed's future
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Bargoed may have had modest results in their first Principality Premiership campaign, but the profile it has brought has consolidated their ethos as a thriving community club with family ties running right through it. Four first team stalwarts - captain Leigh Meades, Darren Humphries, Anthony Lott and Ian Jenkins - are also parents of junior players and spend evenings and Sunday mornings coaching Bargoed's next generation
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Quality coaches set to improve Premiership
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Rhyl RFC has had the green light on a £1.5million project to transform the leisure and employment opportunities available for the whole community.
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Burnell relies on Ponty's brains trust
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AcrobatsLogic puzzles require you to think. You will have to be logical in your reasoning.
Barbara, Corliss, Dexter, and Edward, who are acrobats, use different kinds of equipment (flying rings, horizontal bars, parallel bars, trampoline). Match them up using the clues below:
1) The girl who uses the trampoline is younger than Barbara and the person who uses the horizontal bars.
2) Edward is younger than Corliss and the person who uses the flying rings.
HintBarbara and Corliss are girls; Dexter and Edward are boys.
AnswerBarbara - Flying Rings
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Dexter - Horizontal Bars
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When you're trying to lose weight, even the small things can turn into big problems over time. While you may think cookies, chocolate and carbs are the enemy, according to Consumer Reports ShopSmart Magazine, the two biggest diet killers are probably not what you think. In a recent article, they listed the two things that can give you the most trouble when you are trying to shed some pounds.
Skipping Meals: +8 pounds
Eating fewer meals to lose some extra pounds might seem like a good idea, but it can actually be a diet-buster. Women who said they skipped meals lost about 8 fewer pounds over the course of a year than those who didn't skip them, according to a 2012 study of 123 overweight, postmenopausal women.
Eating Lunch Out: +5 pounds
Researchers found that women who ate lunch out more than once a week lost about five fewer pounds in a year than those who brown bagged it or ate lunch at home. Eating out for breakfast and/or dinner weren't great for the waistline either.
So what does work? Consumer Reports found women who used food diaries to keep track of the snacks and meals lost about 6 pounds more than those who did not keep diligent food journals. They also suggest eating a rainbow of fruits and veggies, watching your portion size, limit fat, eat whole grains and exercise. Plus,
Consumer Reports suggested that you rethink the new diet drug Qsymia. It's for people with weight-related health problems and is meant to work only with diet and exercise. Plus, they said, it can cause serious side effects.
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These tasty treats are part of our month-long celebration of everything chia. Courtesy of Natalie Herr from Oven Love, we adore these simple and easy decadent little cookies and cannot get over how down-right healthy they are to-boot. We know they have a good dose of peanut butter and chocolate chips (two of our favorite things!), but the whole grain goodness of rolled oats and the boost of fiber and Omega-3 from the chia seeds make these more like an energy snack than a cookie.
Peanut Butter Chocolate Chip Chia Bites
- 4 cups Rolled Oats
- 1 cup Honey
- 1 cup Peanut Butter
- 1 cup Chocolate Chips
- 1/4 cup Bob's Red Mill Chia Seeds
Mix all ingredients together in a large bowl. Let chill in the refrigerator for 30 minutes or more. Remove them from the fridge, use a small cookie scoop to create uniform portions and roll into balls. Store in an airtight container in the fridge. Makes about 4 dozen bites.
At Oven Love, you'll find recipes made from scratch, with love and a little sass. I enjoy creating food that makes people smile, whether it's a hearty main dish or the occasional sweet treat. Come by for a visit and see what's cooking!


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Come work on your projects at Gainesville Hackerspace! If you have a project you'd like to work on in the company of others, bring it on down. We have tools, knowhow, and lots of people who would love to participate.
If you're planning to attend the Arduino workshop this weekend, come do a little Arduino pre-game warmup!
What's going on November 6th at Gainesville Hackerspace:
- Lots of hanging out and working on projects! Here's a partial list of what people will be working on:
- Drawing machine (cvk)
- Arduino sound toy (Conway)
- … much, much more!
Tuesday nights are open to all. Doors open at 7pm. Please bring a project to work on!
This meeting will be held at our new location, 101 SE 2nd Pl, Ste 100, Gainesville, FL 32601. (We are located in the basement level of the Sun Center, in the former location of the club Wise Guys. Our entrance is on the south side of the building, near the large arch at the north end of the main parking lot, beneath the large green awning.)


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Beauty Road Test: Sonia Kashuk's Beauty Organizer Makes Spring Cleaning a Breeze
Keeping your makeup collection organized has never been easier, thanks to Sonia Kashuk's Spring 2013 cosmetic bag collection!
-Lucia Peters
One of the perks of working here at BettyConfidential is that we get to try out loads of snazzy new beauty products. The downside? All those eye shadows, lip glosses, and blushes add up, and when storage space is at a minimum (we're based in New York, after all)… well, you get the idea. I know, I know—first world problems, but problems nonetheless.
It's a good thing we've got Sonia Kashuk around to help us out!
We've already sung the praises of two other fabulous items from the Sonia Kashuk Spring 2013 collection—and now we've got something equally fabulous in which to store them. The line's Spring 2013 cosmetic bag collection is full of beautiful and useful storage solutions ranging from the very small (the dot print Makeup Organizer, $9.99 at target.com) to the large and in charge (the floral print Weekender, $29.99 at target.com), so no matter what your needs are, you'll find something that will fit them perfectly.
Me? I went for the floral print Beauty Organizer ($24.99, target.com), which is probably best described as a binder for makeup—and I LOVE it. First, I gave my rather sizeable makeup collection a major overhaul, weeding out the things that had expired or that I didn't really use. Then, once I had whittled everything away to the things that I actually felt like keeping, I found places for everything in the Beauty Organizer. Check it out:
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The top pocket houses all things eye-related: Mascaras, eyeliners, and eye shadow monos. The bottom one holds all of my lip glosses, of which I probably still have too many, but to which I seem to be mildly addicted. I stuck all my hair ties and stretchy headbands in the flap on the right. Meanwhile…
…the big pocket at the back stores all of my eye shadow quads and palettes: Things that are too big to fit in the smaller front pockets. This thing is seriously life changing—the top of my dresser has never been neater.
The Beauty Organizer and all of the other fantastic finds in the Sonia Kashuk Spring 2013 cosmetic bag collection are available exclusively at Target. Green floral prints not your thing? Take your pick from any number of gorgeous prints, whether your tastes lean towards the polka dotted or the tribal. Snap 'em up while you can—and make your spring cleaning a breeze!
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The original markers disappeared long ago, in 1940 marble replacement markers were placed, they were stolen. The National Park Service has placed these 13 markers.
They served, they were grieved, they are remembered.
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When they said that Ipsa was all about taking the politics out of MPs pay they weren't joking: the independent body has come up with a set of proposals that look sensible on paper but lack political judgment.
The bit that is making headlines – predictably – is that pay will rise by 9.7 per cent in 2015 to £74,000. After that it would go up in line with national wage inflation.
That salary proposal alone would cost an extra £4.6m.
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Many of you at Sitepoint have seen my posts for a long time. Some are seeking help, some are providing help, and some are just open discussion.
I'm also sure to warn people about companies (especially hosting companies) that should not be used.
I will remind people to never use Hivelocity, as that has to be the most shady dedicated hosting company out there; they literally stole money from me. And do all you can to avoid Powweb for shared hosting; their service is okay, but they only can hose you in terms of payments and refunds. To see what I mean about Powweb, pay for a year and then try to cancel a month later. They keep the entire year, and charge you a flat fee for canceling early. Crazy.
So now I will warn you about CDNs. Highwinds! Used to be Bandcon, I had the decision between Highwinds and Edgecast. Edgecast was slightly more expensive (about 15%), but dang do I wish I had gone with them.
Highwinds has been nothing but a problem since the beginning. I run videos through them, and never before have we seen so many failed requests to access content. Our negative feedback on videos not working went from about one email per month, to 2-3 per week. And to top it off, this CDN actually goes down. All your files will just stop working, something that I thought impossible for a CDN.
So, if you are looking for a CDN, avoid Highwinds at all costs; seriously, having your own dedicated server for media is so much better than Highwinds.
That's my two cents. I'm calling Edgecast tomorrow to see how soon I can change over and try to rid myself of this mistake. (Tonight was the last straw when the entire CDN literally went down for some three hours or more)
Any sevice can go down if there is a single point of failure, being a CDN doesn't actually mean they have completely removed points of failure, just they have a means to distribute loading of files for your customers.
I don't have any experience with Highwinds myself so I can't comment on what they are like.
For the price, I thought that meant no chance. If failure occurs somewhere, other parts of the network pick up the slack. That was my assumption.
I like Rackspace Cloud Files [^]. They now use Akamai. Their previous CDN, Limelight, was also very good speed-wise but I think they moved to enable new features. CNAME support is one such feature people were crying out for.
One thing I do hope they add is "root object support" which enables Amazon's CTO, Werner Vogels, to host his static blog solely from S3 (Free at Last - A Fully Self-Sustained Blog Running in Amazon S3 [^]).
If you like APIs then Microsoft's Windows Azure's CDN has a very nice API with theirs which is perhaps a little more fully featured around things like permissions than Rackspace or Amazon.
Thanks for tip. I'll check their pricing.
Had a chance to talk to some people at Highwinds on Monday. It seems that I was the only one on the entire CDN to have issues, and my issues might have been limited to the West Coast of Canada, USA and Mexico. They have offered a nice credit to alleviate the situation.
I've had a few people report back in on their locations and they all seem to be in the Western half of the continent. Comes as sort of a relief, though about 40%+ of our traffic is from this territory.
The outage was supposedly a fluke that should never happen again, so it looks like I will be sticking with Highwinds for the time being.
When it comes to the disappearance of the support, it seems that there was a coincidental error that prevented my emails from reaching HighWinds until 7AM; when they were actually sent at 11:20PM, 11:25PM, 11:38PM, 12:50AM, 12:52AM, 12:53AM, 1:58AM and 2:02AM. So the lack of support might have just been a badly timed happenstance.
For those of you who were curious, I also got on the phone with Edgecast on Monday. For the exact same package I have with Highwinds, Edgecast was $400 more per month (so about 25% higher).
I'll keep this thread updated on future progress, but things are looking up again.
I have seen a lot of threads about other companies as well here and on other forums and some people become very nervous when their site is down. As rule in the situation of issue web hosting company do not have any time at all to send notification immediately. I believe if you have been using the company for ages you must be much more loyal to it.
The CDN should also provide redundancy, thats sort of the point of a CDN. To distribute traffic as well as provide redundancy.If one POP is down, it should know that and stop trying to serve traffic from that location and only serve from the remaining POPs while re-directing the down POP traffic to those that are up.
The users closest to the down POP may see a latency increase but it will be minimal and is way better than being DOWN.
Very surprised that this can happen with the Highwinds CDN.
Highwinds is one of the worst CDNs when it comes to reliability. Their development shop is poorly managed and turnover is very high. There is no documentation so with the high turnover of employees they lose more and more knowledge about the platform every time people leave. Last month the CDN went completely down two times in one week. Clients were furious and had every reason to be. They release products before they are fully tested just so they can sign some big new customer. The customers figure out soon enough how terrible the service is and leave. I can tell you for a fact that if you value your business and need stable, reliable service steer clear of Highwinds for their CDN product. Load testing?!? Helloooooo!
Even redundancies can fail. Not that I'm defending Highwinds at all but sometimes a fail which can't be immediately rectified can occur. I really haven't heard much about the company before now but I will keep it on my radar. It is good to be able to put together a list of big "no"s for hosting.
I'm not quite sure how you would know about the turnover at Highwinds, unless you've actually worked there. Because, I can tell you first hand, that it's simply not true. This takes away from your reliability statement, too. As far as Beta testing, the customers know before they sign on which products are in Beta and which are fully up and running.


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Can I, Dad?Rebus brain teasers use words or letters in interesting orientations to represent common phrases.
Boy: Can I dig a hole?
Dad: Well sure, why not?
Boy: Can I climb a tree?
Dad: Yes, sir!
Boy: Can I jump off the roof?
Dad: Of course!
Boy: Can I fly in the sky?
Dad: Yes, son, you can!
Boy: Can I go into space?!
Dad: Erm. No, I'm sorry, son. You can't do that.
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North Miami WR Clerveaux commits to USF
USF has picked up another commitment for 2014, as Stanley Clerveaux, a 6-foot-3, 185-pound receiver from North Miami, announced Wednesday that he has accepted a scholarship to play for the Bulls.
Clerveaux had Cincinnati among his final options but said his decision came down to USF and Marshall. He had tried to commit to the Bulls last month, but said he was told Willie Taggart had to look more at his game tape before they'd take his commitment; just days later they called to say he had an offer and could commit, and he finalized his decision Wednesday after talking with his father.
We'll have more on Clerveaux tomorrow, and in a curious update, USF commitment Tajee Fullwood, the WR/DB from Tampa Bay Tech, tweeted Wednesday night that he remains committed to USF but "my recruitment is still open." Take that however you'd like to ...


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Kenji Mizoguchi made numerous films throughout his long career, including such touchstones of Japanese cinema as 1941's The 47 Ronin, 1946's Utamaro and His Five Women, 1952's The Life of Oharu, 1953's Ugetsu (a supernatural thriller, perhaps his best known film in the West), 1954's Sansho the Bailiff, and his last film, 1956's Street of Shame, but Princess Yang Kwei-Fei stands out from the rest for two reasons.
For one, it is one of only two color films Mizoguchi ever made, the other being 1955's Tales of the Taira Clan; for another, it is one of the most delicate and restrained of Mizoguchi's films, and although the end of the film is tragic, there is a note of possible life-after-death happiness in Princess Yang Kwei-Fei's final minutes. The story is both simple, and based on historical fact; set in 8th century China, the Emperor (Masayuki Mori) is disconsolate over the death of his wife, and finds comfort in the arms of Yang Kwei-Fei (Machiko Kyô), a member of the powerful Yang family, who want to increase their influence in the Emperor's government.
The Emperor and Yang Kwei-Fei fall genuinely in love, but their relationship is abused by Yang Kwei-Fei's relatives, who simply want to gain power, money and influence. General An Lushan (Sô Yamamura), who had originally been instrumental in bringing Yang Kwei-Fei to the emperor's attention, feels particularly ill-used when he is passed over an important position, while the Yangs daily increase their hold on power.
Mizoguchi's pastel colors bring this sad, but all too real tale to life in the most ornate and careful fashion, and yet the final impression that one comes away with is the lovers' improbable triumph, even though they are suffocated by the rituals of the court, and the jealousies and hatreds that eventually bring their idyll to an end. And yet, as his own life was nearing its end, Mizoguchi suggests that all earthly suffering is merely transient, and that in the next world, peace and harmony will erase the pain of life.
Not available on DVD, nor likely soon to be, this is a film that is every bit as elegant and measured as the more famous Ugetsu, and one of Mizoguchi's most deeply emotional and accessible films. Second hand VHS copies still float about on the web; better that than nothing at all.


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June 11, 2008
James Kennedy Library
Board of Trustees
Minutes of the June 11, 2008, Meeting
The regular monthly meeting of the Board of Trustees of the James Kennedy Public Library was held on Wednesday, June 11, 2008, in the Hoffman Community Room. Present: Angela English, Dan Boice, Sally Brant, Dorothy Digmann, Barb Heitzman, Brenda Ingles, Karen Knepper, Betty Anne Scherrman, Becky Schwendinger, and Library Director Shirley Vonderhaar.
1. The meeting was called to order at 6:45pm by Board President Angela English.
2. Agenda: MOVED "Approval of the Agenda as posted," which motion was seconded and CARRIED. Ayes: Boice, Brant, English, Heitzman, Ingles, Knepper, Scherrman, and Schwendinger; Nays: None; Absent: Digmann.
3. Agenda Consent Calendar:
• Minutes of the May 14th Regular Meeting
• Correspondence & Communications: None.
• Librarian's Report for May: Shirley noted that the gate-counter's battery had died, which necessitated some estimation of visitors.
• Bills:
May Claims Report
General Library Claims for June
May/June Credit Card Claims
• Budget Reports:
May City Report
May Library Report
• Trust Account Reports:
May Bank Statement
May Balance Report
Trust Account Expenditure Report
• May Gifts to the Library Trust Account:
Donation: $12.41
In Honor of: N/A
From: Paul Zurawski
Restrictions: Adopt-a-book for specific title
Donation: $15.99
In Honor of: N/A
From: Amy Wilhelm
Restrictions: Adopt-a-book for specific title
Donation: $100.00
In Honor of: N/A
From: Brenda Ingles
Restrictions: Adopt-a-book for specific title
Donation: $30.00
In Honor of: N/A
From: Milisa Close
Restrictions: Donation for use of Meeting Room
Donation: $14.00
In Honor of: N/A
From: Bear Creek Carving Club
Restrictions: For carving book or magazine
Angela thanked these donors for their generous gifts. Shirley noted also that Brenda had picked up a recent bill from Subway for cookies.
• Program Reports
May Report on Programs & Attendance
June Calendar of Events: Several Board members complimented Shirley on the new format for the calendar. Barb, Karen, Dorothy, Brenda, and Angela volunteered to work shifts at the upcoming Pamida fundraiser, and Shirley said she would see about having herself and some staff attend, also.
Schedule for Upcoming Programs: Shirley noted that Michael Jasper would come for a writing workshop for children on July 25th, as well as to read from his work in the evening.
• Grants: No report.
• Friends of the Library: The Friends had received a $2,500 grant from the DRA for the purchase of AWE Early Literacy Stations. They had agreed to provide a matching $2,500 for the purchase.
Sally MOVED "Approval of the Agenda Consent items, and authorization for Shirley to submit to Tricia any invoices that arrive in June, with the consent of the president," which motion was seconded and CARRIED. Ayes: Boice, Brant, Digmann, English, Heitzman, Ingles, Knepper, Scherrman, and Schwendinger; Nays: None.
4. Purchase of Early Literacy Stations: BCR had indicated that the cost of these machines had increased, and the total cost for the two stations, including shipping, annual contract, and three-year warranty would be about $6,400. After discussion, Betty Anne MOVED "That the Board approve spending up to $1,500 for the purchase, with the expectation that the funds will be allocated from the Library Capital Account in FY08-09," which motion was seconded and CARRIED. Ayes: Boice, Brant, Digmann, English, Heitzman, Ingles, Knepper, Scherrman, and Schwendinger; Nays: None.
5. Date of the July Meetings: Because of various schedule conflicts, a July meeting would necessarily be very late. Therefore, Barb MOVED "That the July meetings be canceled, and that the Executive Committee be authorized to approve payment of bills." The motion was seconded and CARRIED. Ayes: Boice, Brant, Digmann, English, Heitzman, Ingles, Knepper, Scherrman, and Schwendinger; Nays: None.
6. 28-E Agreement between Dubuque County Library and Carnegie-Stout Library: Shirley explained the idea of having the Carnegie-Stout Library handle the administration of the County library and its branches, as well as the proposed timetable for the changes. Effects on the JKPL would be in the future, if the plan is carried out.
7. First Search & Enrich Iowa Contracts: Shirley had signed and returned these annually renewed contracts.
8. Finance Committee: No report.
• City Treasurer's Report: a copy of this report, with information on the Library's Capital Account, was in the packet. The Board asked Shirley to monitor the account, and to alert the Board of any changes or concerns.
9. Personnel Committee: The Committee had discussed salaries, and, on behalf of the Committee, Betty Anne MOVED "That Shirley's proposal of staff compensation (handout 9-2) be approved by the Board." The motion was CARRIED. Ayes: Boice, Brant, Digmann, English, Heitzman, Ingles, Knepper, Scherrman, and Schwendinger; Nays: None.
10. Furnishings Committee: Becky noted that the members would be doing more research into artwork by Beth Bird, for purchase for the Library.
11. Policy Committee: No report.
12. Strategic Planning: No report.
13. Marketing Committee: No report.
14. Meetings and Training:
Upcoming: No report.
Recently Attended: Shirley noted that, because of geographical considerations, she had not been elected to the board of the Association for Rural and Small Libraries, but had been asked to serve on a number of committees.
11. Oral Presentations: Angela noted that this would be the last meeting for Betty Anne Scherrman, who had served for thirty years, including as Board President, and who would be welcome to remain on the Art Committee. The Board recognized Betty Anne with applause.
12. The next regular meeting was scheduled for Wednesday, August 13th, at 6:45pm.
13. Barb's motion to adjourn was seconded and CARRIED at 7:42pm. Ayes: Boice, Brant, Digmann, English, Heitzman, Ingles, Knepper, Scherrman, and Schwendinger; Nays: None.
Daniel Boice, Secretary


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Topic: Fluid Retention
My husband, Dan, was diagnosed with inoperable cholangiocarcinoma on 8/23/05. Resection was attempted but during surgery it was found that the cancer had spread to his abdomen. He is 57 years old.
He received treatments of Xeloda and Gemzar from November '05 through January '06. He is seeing Dr. Lentz at UCLA and at his last visit was told that his cancer was "stable," meaning that while the tumors had not reduced in size, there was no noticable growth or spread of the disease. His liver studies are improving and his CA 19-9 count fell from over 400 to 229. He recommends continuing treatments and Dan will begin chemo again on April 17. He had to discontinue treatments for awhile because of blood clots he developed in his legs, an ulcer that caused internal bleeding and extreme fluid retention in his legs (and abdomen). He has had his lungs drained at least 5 times since diagnosis. The blood clots have disappeared and his ulcer has healed.
He continues, however, to retain fluid in his legs which is quite painful and causes difficulty walking. His lungs also continue to fill up and it now seems they have to be drained every 3-4 weeks. We understand this is from a lack of protein caused by the liver not functioning properly. He is taking Aldactone (25 mg) twice a day and keeps his legs elevated as much as possible. He is also in physical therapy and wears support stockings (very uncomfortable), but the problem persists. I've gone on several cholangiocarcinoma sites, but haven't read anything about fluid retention in other patients. Has anyone experienced this and are there any other treatments out there to lessen the discomfort or help eliminate the fluid?


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