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LG RUMOR User Reviews
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Reception5/10Display7/10Build quality2/10Text input4/10Everyday usage7/10UI speed2/10Camera2/10Multimedia2/10Internet2/10Call quality2/10Battery7/10
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Troy Baychue
posted on 05 Nov 2007, 15:50
Need more time to rate
Phone look and feels good, need about 30 good days for a good test drive. But so far it very good phone, aspecially for texting i don't have to press the button 2 tmes or 3 to get a letter i need, just type away on the slideout keyboard.Design 9/10Features 9/10Sound Quality 8/10Signal Strength 9/10Value for money 8/10
posted on 04 Nov 2007, 18:09
Great Phone
This is a really great phone. It has every feature I could ask for, the only thing that it is lacking is a larger display. the display is average, but im upgrading from an a900 samsung, so im use to a huge display. But besides that, and a little menu lag, which is normal for phones these days, its a great phone, aspecially for texting.Design 10/10Features 9/10Sound Quality 9/10Signal Strength 10/10Value for money 10/10
posted on 04 Nov 2007, 14:03
rumnor is a go one
just had mine a couple days and i love it. it great for texting now i don't have to press the button 2 tmes or 3 to get a letter i need. i has great features and the sound is good considering it's just one speaker. i got a 2 gig memory card but it can handle up to a 4 gig i hear. will i find out soon enough.
The only thing i don't like is it not have a flash, so that means having to adjust the brightness in the setting to get a picture were their is not a lot of light.
The screen is nice but could have been a bit bigger.
It's about time my carrier has a phone that a young crowd will like.Design 9/10Features 9/10Sound Quality 9/10Signal Strength 7/10Value for money 10/10
posted on 29 Oct 2007, 10:32
I've had the Rumor for a couple days now. I got the white body which is very stylish. Love the side keyboard for texting. Only wish is for a spell checker. Assigning text tones is a nice perk.
Things that are missing.. no flash on camera and slow reaction time. I just upgraded from the LG PM325, which had a fast reaction time to capture my beagle. Limited storage, the minicard is a must buy.
Overall, loving the user friendliness and best buy for the money.Design 9/10Features 8/10Sound Quality 9/10Signal Strength 9/10Value for money 10/10
posted on 28 Oct 2007, 16:50
about a week having the phone and i love it
this is my favorite phone that sprint ever came out wit its great and im a (od) on textin and a fein on aim !!!
i love it ...Design 10/10Features 9/10Sound Quality 10/10Signal Strength 9/10Value for money 10/10
posted on 27 Oct 2007, 11:25
i love this fun because im a heavy texter and its small and easier to use.Design 10/10Features 10/10Sound Quality 10/10Signal Strength 10/10Value for money 10/10
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Aaron Nunya
posted on 25 Oct 2007, 21:45
Good Phone
I Love this phone! Its like the envy but 10x better! the camera rules!Design 10/10Features 8/10Sound Quality 9/10Signal Strength 5/10Value for money 9/10
posted on 24 Oct 2007, 12:28
Just had the LG Rumor a day, love it so far. The keyboard is great, still learning to thumb type my messages. Overall the phone is solid.Design 6/10Features 8/10Sound Quality 8/10Signal Strength 7/10Value for money 9/10


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BOSS: DEATH

Make use of your Block while Death is swinging at you. His first attack consists of 3 swings of the scythe which are blockable. Once his attack subsides hit him with a mixture of Quick and Strong attacks and then go back on the defensive. If you see Death add some fire to his scythe then be ready to Double Jump as he comes down to jump over his Shockwave. Once you've given Death a good beatdown he'll eventually start to grab you. A quick [B] button smash will release you with no damage done. Eventually you'll come to a button sequence to end the fight. [RT] - [X]. Then do some more damage to him and you'll get a final button sequence. [RT] - [B smash] - [X]

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Hi, the "div.achieveimg" is floated and as a result the parent doesn't even know it is there. It needs a clearing mechanism placed on the parent
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You're welcome :).
OK. Now the images are inside but the text appears to be aligned over the right image.
Hi, if you mean the text "Just to the left of the Poet is a high alcove with the first piece of silver. Just a standard jump up there to get the silver." (and the other side) it's because you need to wrap that text around a block element and not just let it hang there :). Just wrap a
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Thanks again!
Glad to help :). If you have any further questions a new thread might be appropriate so we don't make this thread too long (and since they are different questions )


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August 24, 2012
Old People: Alone Together
In The Giver, the elderly live together alone. They don't have families and family members. Instead, the children are volunteering to help them. It has me thinking about our own community.
It's similar because old people mostly live alone together. Old people live just with the people they don't know and they didn't grow up with. They make new friends, but they have to be with other old people and not with their families. America doesn't like to think about the old, so they put them in big buildings with other old people.
I think that this is a bad thing to live alone, because the old people want to be with their families and their homes and their communities. They want to live where their stories are and not with old people that they don't know and people paid to be around them. They want to be with people who love them and not people who volunteer to see them.
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"They want to be where their stories are..." What a powerful statement! What does it say about our community and us as people that we do this to our elders? Do you think calling these places "facilitated care communities" is just our way of freeing ourselves from feeling guilty for putting our seniors away? You made some great connections with this post.ReplyDelete
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A cozy sweater accented with simple slip stitch patterning on the yoke, Layover is a perfect addition to any fall or winter wardrobe. Worked in the round from the top down, this sweater is quick to knit and requires minimal finishing. Options are provided for short and long sleeves, as well as for a three-color (stripes on the body) or two-color (no stripes) sweater, allowing the knitter to create up to four completely different sweaters from one pattern. Skills required beyond basic knit and purl include increasing and decreasing. The pattern does not require being able to handle two yarns in a single
Yarn: Sweaters pictured use a worsted weight, 100% wool yarn, 109 yards/50g. Use the tables (see picture) to determine yardage requirements.
US 7 (4.5 mm) circular needles. For the 28-34" bust sizes, a 24 or 28" cable is suggested. For the 34-42" bust sizes a 32" cable is suggested. For the 44-56" bust sizes, a 40" cable is suggested.
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Eriksson is pondering his future after failing to guide England beyond the World Cup quarter-finals in Germany.
Still told BBC Five Live Sport: "We've turned down an offer from a Champions League club but not in this country."
He also revealed that the Swede rejected the opportunity to take over the Jamaica national team.
The Swede is back on the market after his five-and-a-half-year England reign ended in a heartbreaking penalty shoot-out defeat by Portugal in Germany.
But his representative confirmed that a number of parties have already shown interest in handing Eriksson a fresh chance to get his career back on track.
"It would be unfair of me to name the Champions League club but we have already turned down one offer," Still said. "I can't say which one it is as it would cause embarrassment.
"I have also had a pleasant conversation with an agency representing Jamaica and was told the government had made a substantial amount of money available."
Still says Eriksson would only return to club football if handed the financial muscle to match his ambitions.
He added: "He would work with any team where he feels there is real ambition.
"Sven would only go to a club with a reasonable basis of players already there and a reasonable amount of money to strengthen the squad to feel he could challenge for titles.
"It is impossible to challenge properly at European level unless you have a club with, not necessarily Roman Abramovich-type money available but reasonable money to strengthen your club."
Eriksson himself has revealed he would love to buy Manchester United's England striker Wayne Rooney - if he did return to club management.
"Of course I would like him if I went to a top club," said Eriksson.
"I don't know how much he would cost. Andriy Shevchenko cost Chelsea £31m but Rooney would cost more, so I would have to go to a club with a lot of money."
He added: "If you are talking about strikers at the very highest level, Wayne doesn't have many equals. That is a fact. He has enormous qualities."
Meanwhile, former England manager Sir Bobby Robson believes England lacked the hunger to win the World Cup.
He told BBC Five Live Sport: "I think we needed a bit of hunger to want to win. That was, in some cases, lacking. I don't think some of our players played to their maximum potential.
"We didn't play it like we play in our league, for instance, with a good tempo and highly competitive and running forward and playing forward passes to front people.
"We have a lot to learn and let's hope the future is bright under new England boss Steve McClaren."


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When I was first starting out in the world of sports journalism, doing freelance articles wherever I could, WPRO picked me up to do Rhode Island athletics. I told them I'd be thrilled and my expertise was with PC, and so they agreed to eventually set up a PC blog on their site. While the blog never panned out I had several articles published, and a regular column called the Five Factors. My first ever article as a journalist was published was on September 6 2011, talking about Ricky Ledo's recommitment to Providence College.
Well, here we are, exactly a year later, with the ultimate dick-kick of news – Ricky Ledo is indeed a Friar, but will not be seeing the court this season.
The news broke a mere few hours ago, but Twitter erupted, and following suit all the major sports media outlets chimed in their two cents. Honestly, it got a little overwhelming, and reading article after article of what basically became the same words with a different background I realized there was no actual perspective from a PC fan being voiced. And I think, given the impact this news has, it deserves a fan's perspective.
In the first ever Friarblog issue of Five Factors, I'm going to talk about a fan's perspective on this. This isn't a "how will the team fare without Ledo" or "the ramifications of Ledo or staying or going" type deal – this is a fan perspective. Keep reading to see what's up.
1. This decision will go down as the beginning of a landmark in the history of Providence basketball
This seems almost so obvious it shouldn't be mentioned, but in reality I don't think people truly understand the magnitude of this decision. When Ricky Ledo recommitted a year ago it was a symbol to Friar fans. It meant that with Ledo and Dunn in fold the drought of bad basketball was nearing an end. The Welsh years, the thousand years of Keno (at least it felt that long), the misses, the heartbreaking losses – it was over. We had Cooley, we had the promises, and now we had evidence that we were moving in the right direction. This ruling doesn't negate everything from a year ago, but it certainly is a buzz kill because of the open ended situation it leaves. Ledo is partial – will he stay and play next year? Will he leave for Europe or the D-League as Jeff Goodman has speculated?
For many fans though this is a rattle to the cage unlike anything before. We had him – he was on campus. Enrolled. He had a student ID. And now he has to wait a year just to play, which he may not do. It's a hard pill for fans to swallow, not because of the decision alone, but because of the shock waves of doubt that are running down every fan's back right now. We haven't seen history made with this decision, we are literally watching it unfold before our eyes without any solid promise of what the future could hold.
2. This speaks volumes about the NCAA
There's no denying it anymore. People can't turn a blind eye to it. The proof is in the pudding, as some people say (not sure why, I have no idea what it means). The NCAA saw a UNC team with proof of academic fraud and did nothing. They had a UCONN team before them with evidence of cheating and gave a slap on the wrist. Allegations of cheating in recruitment from major schools, and the NCAA has a "we'll get to it later" policy. They don't let a player play with his team in the NCAA tournament during his senior year for getting money from his coach for food. But for Ricky Ledo, a kid who had a hard time through school and moved around a lot before finding his footing and getting his act together, the NCAA will tell him no.
Providence fans feel it's personal, but I urge them to look at the bigger picture here. What message does this send to future ball players who struggle the same way Ricky did? How does it reflect on the NCAA, who advocate looking out for the student athlete? Some might argue that if Ledo had committed to a big named school he would've been cleared, but that isn't quite good enough. The NCAA sent a harsh message with the Ledo ruling, and that is they aren't quick to hand out chances to people who've made mistakes in the past. The NCAA can parade around like they're saintly, but in reality they're quick to look out for their own interests and have no intention of helping the student athletes. How would they have helped him? Thinking outside the box, meeting different academic standards would be a good start, but really we're looking for ways to help guide our student athletes and so should the NCAA.
3. It will be on Ledo to walk the walk
There are many out there who believe Jeff Goodman hates Ledo. Objectively I don't know if hate is the right word, but he certainly seems to tweet maliciously worded messages about the boy. However, one thing Goodman got right was this – Ledo got a partial, and if he wants to play at PC like he says he does he's going to have to step up and take it seriously.
Ledo has said he's looking forward to his days at PC, both as an athlete and a student, but now it will be up to him to prove it. I believe that Cooley will help him with this, thinking back to when Cooley was announced as the new basketball coach last March. "Go to class, be the example." Well, Ricky will have to go to class, as well as be an example student athlete, to silence the doubters.
4. The staff deserve a standing ovation
One year ago the pieces to this puzzle were coming together. Dunn had committed and Ledo had just announced his recommitment. Josh Fortune, who in my opinion is a vastly underrated shooting guard, was staying with the Friars, resulting in Providence holding the second best recruiting class in the nation. There was, however, a concern that Ledo would not be able to qualify and play for Providence – an underlying concern that most fans understood but rarely acknowledged publicly. The risks were known – we could be spending a scholarship on someone who might not be able to play, we might end up shooting ourselves in the foot – you know the drill.
It is for this reason I applaud coach Cooley and the basketball staff for their job. They knew the risks coming in, understood the circumstances, and found a way to address it in all circumstances. Cooley is smart, he knows that Ledo will bring the wins, but he also knew the challenges he would be facing should Ledo not qualify. The biggest concern was that Ledo would bolt should he not qualify, and I think coach mitigated this concern well. Turn it into a positive – give Ricky a year to develop his game, get settled and focused in school, and still participate with the team. A year of maturity will help him off the court, as well as on. And, most importantly, he's gotten Ricky to buy into this as well, evidenced through the recent interviews with GoLocalProv and the Projo. Will it last? Honestly, who knows, but for now the evidence is in Cooley's favor, and for not only having a plan but ensuring that they made it this far, I commend him and his staff.
5. With or without Ledo, the show will go on
The summer of anticipation has come to a conclusion with this decision. Literally hours before the announcement Ledo's eligibility Providence College released it's 2012-2013 basketball schedule, which is a great remainder to fans that the decision won't put the season on hold. Whether or not Ledo qualified, and regardless of what happens next, there is one guarantee – on October 27 the Friars will take the court for their first exhibition game against Assumption. Just as one player does not make a team, it should not determine a fan base. This is the part where, should it be any other fan base, I would say something like "it's our responsibility to move forward and support the team," but with us I don't need to. I know you all know this, and I know you all will do this. We are a strong fan base. We have endured worse, and we will get through this the same way we've gotten through the worst of the worst – as a single, collective unit of fans who support the team.
If I bring this up, it's only to share three simple words we all act on but are easy to forget: keep the faith. It's easy to be bitter when things haven't worked out the way they have been, just like it's easy to root for a team that always wins. Now we need to remind ourselves that, as much as this sucks, we are going to get where we need to go. We will see through this. Maybe it won't be this year, but we're getting there. Brick by brick, as coach said, we are building this program the right way. Keep the faith like I know you will Friar fans, and it will work out.


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The sales-to-asset ratio, also known as the asset turnover ratio, measures a company's efficiency in utilizing its assets to generate revenue. The basic formula for calculating this ratio is total sales divided by total assets.
Efficiency Importance
Efficiency ratios like the sales-to-assets ratio allow companies to figure out how well they are using their resources to drive business activities. With this particular ratio, the goal is to create a high level of revenue relative to assets. An asset turnover ratio that meets or exceeds industry norms is ideal.
Ratio Calculation Example
Assume Company X generated $1 million in sales during a one-year period. At the start of that period, its total assets were valued at $225,000. At the end of the period, total assets equaled $275,000.
To determine the ratio for this particular one-year period, you first find the average value of total assets. In this case, the average of the starting and ending balances was $250,000. Then, divide $1 million by $250,000. The result is four. Therefore, the sales-to-assets or asset turnover ratio is four.
To calculate asset turnover in number of days, divided 365 by the ratio of 4. The result is 91.25 days. This ratio means the company generated sales equal to its average asset value every 91.25 days during the year.
Ratio Significance
While a high ratio is favorable, there is no exact target that represents a good or great asset turnover ratio, according to software provider ReadyRatios. Industry-specific factors like competition, market size, labor costs and capital investment needs all affect sales-to-assets. Thus, a ratio of three is efficient relative to the norm in one industry, but it may be low in another.
The asset turnover ratio generally is most important in product-based industries. Service companies normally don't maintain as much asset infrastructure, and therefore aren't as concerned with optimized efficiency in the use of facilities, equipment and tools to generate sales.
Using just one ratio data point can provide misleading results. Graphing your company's sales-to-asset turnover trend over time allows you to better gauge whether your efficiency is improving or declining.
Impact on Profit
A high sales-to-asset ratio is of little value if a company's isn't profitable. Companies may achieve a high level of sales, which makes sales-to-assets strong, but high operations costs limit profit. In some cases, a company may operate more profitably on lower sales volume. Strong profit is normally more desirable than a high asset turnover ratio if a company must choose.


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- Lepto type : long face, big convex nose, frequent light eyes, variable complexion.
As opposed to Calabria on the other side of the strait, leptomorphic types are rather dominant, at least amongst males. Some people show strong East Mediterranean phenotypical tendencies which are probably to be linked with the fact Sicily is where the "non-European" genetic imput is at its best (by "European", I mean the Atlantic component, the aboriginal genetic variation of ancient hunter-gatherers).
On Dienekes' globe10 calculator, Sicilians score : 27.7% West Asian, 33% Southern, 37.6% Atlantic.
- Brachy type : puffy general features, large nose, narrow eyelids, dark hair.
Some individuals may appear somehow exotic within the European context though nothing dramatic as far as South Italy is concerned. Still I dare say the stronger Eastern genetic imput detected amongst Sicilians can be associated with phenotypical trends.
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You are very welcome. We were searching for members of the Richard Stokes family yesterday. A bit of a complicated bunch!
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Thank you. Sometimes it seems like nit-picking, but I am searching for John's father, William's, grave. And the age kept tripping me up...
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I am not related but was doing some research on all that have died at the track. Take a look at: http://anengineersaspect.blogspot.it/2012/07/grandstand-collapse-at-1960.html .There are newspaper articles there along with many pictures.
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I photographed a document about a Bert Hoffine earlier today. I think it is the same Bertram Hoffine you posted a memorial for. It was interesting to put a face to a name and learn more about him.
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JUDY WOODRUFF: With today's Kentucky and Oregon primaries and less than a handful more to go, some historical perspective.
When dozens of states decided to move their primary dates to early in the year, who could have predicted the long, drawn-out nominating process that followed? What impact has the new calendar had on the candidates? And how might it affect them heading into the general election?
Well, for that, and more, we turn to presidential historian Michael Beschloss; Richard Norton Smith, scholar in residence at George Mason University; and also joining us is Kathryn Pearson, she's professor of political science at the University of Minnesota.
Thank you, all three.
And before we turn to this election, the news today that Senator Edward Kennedy's diagnosed with a malignant brain tumor. We don't know the prognosis in any detail. Of course, everyone is wishing him well.
But what I want to ask the two of you, Michael and Richard, because you both know him and you've written about him, why do you think there's been such a huge outpouring of concern and emotion, Michael, from both Democrats and Republicans? What does Ted Kennedy represent? What is it about him?
MICHAEL BESCHLOSS, Presidential Historian: You know, he has enormous friendships across the aisle in a way that, unfortunately, is largely of the past in Washington these days. You don't see that very often. He's been in the Senate for 46 years.
You know, in the late 1950s, his brother, Jack, when he was still a senator, was assigned to a committee to select the great senators in American history and put them on a wall of the Capitol. I think, whatever your politics today, you would say that Ted Kennedy, if that were done today, would be on that wall.
He once said, "I define liberalism in this country," and that's been pretty much true since his brother, Robert, was assassinated almost exactly 40 years ago next month, in 1968. This is a senator who, in certain ways, has had more influence on American history over more than four decades than some American presidents.
JUDY WOODRUFF: Richard Norton Smith, you sat down and talked with him not very long ago.
RICHARD NORTON SMITH, George Mason University: Yes, it was actually in January. It was a week before the Obama endorsement. And things were said that day that led me to believe to not be totally surprised when it came.
And here's the poignancy of this lion of liberalism, this man who really, for 50 years, has represented the Great New Deal, Fair Deal, New Frontier tradition, in many ways handing the baton off to the man who he sees as his heir.
But, you know, another thing, he really is a happy warrior. He loved the fray. He loved the battle.
JUDY WOODRUFF: I want to put it in present sense. He's still with us.
RICHARD NORTON SMITH: Absolutely. Absolutely. Well, you know, I'll give you a personal recollection of a side of him that not many people saw. Seven years ago, at the Kennedy Library, President Ford received the Profiles in Courage Award for the Nixon pardon.
And Senator Kennedy hosted, got up there and said, "You know, I was wrong. President Ford was right." But it was behind the scenes. Seeing the interaction between these two and everyone else is extraordinary.
You know, he may have lots of adversaries in the Senate and ideological opponents, but he doesn't have a single enemy.
Front-loaded primary calendar
JUDY WOODRUFF: Well, let's turn to that election you just mentioned. Now that this process is winding down, Kathryn Pearson, when it's all over on June the 3rd, it will have been five months. If you look back in history, modern political history, how is this primary process different in tone and substance?
KATHRYN PEARSON, University of Minnesota: Well, as it often happens, party leaders and candidates look back to the most recent cycle, and that is reflected in some of the decisions they make.
So thinking back four years ago, the nomination on the Democratic side was wrapped up in the first week of March. And as a result, during this cycle, we saw all the front-loading, whereby states moved up their primaries and caucuses, and, you know, half the voting was done by February 5th. Yet, assuming voters still have their say on June 3rd, it won't wrap up until then.
And so what I think what will happen four years from now is people will look back on this cycle and assume that it will be another long cycle. But if we look back in history, some have been short, some have been long, and so it's really hard to predict the length simply based on a historical perspective.
JUDY WOODRUFF: Michael, how is this one -- when you think back over those presidential elections that you've studied, how is this one set apart, stand apart from the others?
MICHAEL BESCHLOSS: Well, for most of history, it took a long time. But if you and I were talking let's say last December -- and I think we did, off air and on -- I would have said this is an atrocious process. It's going to happen much too fast, it's going to be front-loaded, and probably be over by the end of January of '08...
JUDY WOODRUFF: That's what everybody was saying.
MICHAEL BESCHLOSS: ... and dominated. And the person who's likely to win is probably going to be the candidate who raised the most money from rich donors, which I think is not necessarily a good thing for all sorts of reasons. And I would have been wrong.
But I would have been wrong not because the process was that much better than I thought, but basically because sort of a fluke, which was that Barack Obama decided to challenge Hillary Clinton -- and these comments are made without regard to who turned out to be the nominee -- but he was probably the only one who was able to raise the amount of money on the Internet that could allow him to be a serious rival.And, plus, the process allowed this to go on long enough so that I think, by this evening, we know a lot more about these two candidates than we ever would have known, had it been over by the end of January. So, in the end, in terms of just learning about candidates, I think it's been a good process.
Polarization 'particularly high'
JUDY WOODRUFF: So, Richard, the length has really set this one apart?
RICHARD NORTON SMITH: Well, every one of these is a vetting process. If you look at John Kennedy in 1960, if you look at Jimmy Carter in 1976, candidates who were not terribly well-known and who were certainly not looked upon with great favor by the party establishments, who, in effect, went into the primaries and took the nomination away from the party establishment and, in the course of doing that, defined themselves as a credible president.
And, again, who knows what's going to happen either at the convention or in November, but the other thing that has to be, it seems to me, stressed is none of these things happen in a vacuum.
The fact is the Democratic race for the White House was going to play out against this enormous desire for change. And I think, putting aside calendars and everything else, it was Barack Obama's success in portraying himself, presenting himself as a credible vehicle for change, as opposed to Hillary Clinton's argument on experience, that gave him a leg up that, perhaps, none of us had imagined.
JUDY WOODRUFF: Kathryn Pearson, what in history do we learn in the primary process that helps us understand the general election campaign, if anything?
KATHRYN PEARSON: Good question. And I want to define "history" here. So this is the 10th primary process or presidential nomination process under the new rules, under the post-McGovern-Fraser rules, whereby candidates have to campaign to get delegates from caucuses and primaries.
And so I think it's those previous nine cycles that we really want to be comparing it to. And I think it's important to realize that we are in an area of particularly high polarization and an era where voters, again, to re-emphasize, really want change. That's been a critical frame.And so this process certainly, in and of itself, will tell us that in the general election there will be a lot of attention paid to the contests. There will be a lot of negative ads. And there will be a lot of conversations about some of the issues that have already come up in these primaries.
Long nomination can be good or bad
JUDY WOODRUFF: How much have we learned in this process about these candidates?
MICHAEL BESCHLOSS: Well, let me give you a comparison of the previous two Democratic processes, since we're talking about the Democratic side. In 2000, Al Gore locked up the nomination pretty quickly against one candidate, Bill Bradley.
And I think, if he had run for a longer period of time, people would have seen that he had many good qualities, but being a compelling, effective campaigner, at least that year, wasn't one of them.
Same thing was true of John Kerry in 2004. In a longer process with more competition, Democrats would have seen that.
And the other thing is that these people learn something from the process. Hillary Clinton is a five times better candidate tonight than she was at the beginning of this year, probably the same with Barack Obama. They learn things.
John Kennedy in 1960 ran in the West Virginia primary. He had not met many poor people before. It made a big impact on him, had a lot to do with his presidency. The first thing he did was sign an executive order alleviating poverty in West Virginia.
JUDY WOODRUFF: So long primary necessarily makes a stronger candidate?
RICHARD NORTON SMITH: Not necessarily. Again, it depends on the general political climate, the atmosphere in which you're operating.
Again, to go back to '76, Jimmy Carter emerged a strong candidate who embodied this outsider, you know, the desire, post-Vietnam and Watergate people wanted to run against Washington.Four years later, he went through a very bitter fight with Senator Kennedy, emerged fatally weakened, and the question that should be asked is, would Senator Kennedy have run against him if he wasn't weakened already?
Party insiders eager for unity
JUDY WOODRUFF: You mentioned the political conditions a minute ago. Can political conditions be so powerful, so overwhelming, that whatever happens in a primary process -- I mean, within certain boundaries -- really can't overcome?
RICHARD NORTON SMITH: Well, yes. I mean, there are change elections. There are tidal wave elections.
I mean, 1920, Wilsonism. People just went to the polls not because they thought Warren Harding was another Lincoln, but because they wanted to put Woodrow Wilson behind them. There is a school of thought that says 2008 has the potential to be that kind of election.
JUDY WOODRUFF: What other lessons, Kathryn Pearson?
KATHRYN PEARSON: Well, I was just going to jump in there, that political scientists, actually some model presidential election results without even taking the candidates into effect, by looking at things like the economy, whether or not we're at war, what the partisan identification is going into the electorate.
And so these factors are all very important, despite the fact that it has been a long and contentious primary process. And, truly, people are more engaged than they have been in recent cycles.
But if you look at recent polling data, still, only between 30 percent and 40 percent of people are paying very close attention to these primaries. So the general election campaign, when it starts with the conventions after Labor Day, will still be the time that a lot of swing voters in swing states really tune in.
MICHAEL BESCHLOSS: Party hacks hate long primary campaigns. They do this year on the Democratic side. They want this over as quickly as possible, and I would bet that...
JUDY WOODRUFF: Why?
MICHAEL BESCHLOSS: Because they want to turn to unifying the party. They don't want a divisive battle. They want to start the fall campaign against John McCain.
And I guarantee you, after this election, the Democrats will start, you know, devising ways to frontload this even further. I hope they don't.
Two reasons. One is long campaign has raised Democratic turnout, actually increased the chance for them of a Democratic victory this fall. And the other thing, as I said is, whoever is the nominee, probably Barack Obama, is going to have a better chance to win because he's been through this experience.
JUDY WOODRUFF: So what looks like a disadvantage now may turn out to be an advantage?
MICHAEL BESCHLOSS: Happens in life.
KATHRYN PEARSON: And not only...
JUDY WOODRUFF: We're going to have to leave it there. Richard Norton Smith, Kathryn Pearson, Michael Beschloss, thank you, all three.MICHAEL BESCHLOSS: Thanks, Judy.


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Vintage VNC (Vincenzo Nason & C.) blue opaline art glass tumbler (3-3/4" high x 2-1/2" dia.) and matching covered jar (4" high x 3-3/4" dia.) with gilt metal mounts, made in Murano Italy. Both pieces are in clean and excellent condition with no chips, nicks or cracks to the glass. The gilt metal mounts are also in excellent condition with no damage, just some occasional spotting. The tumbler and covered jar each retain their original worn foil labels faintly marked (print not visible in photo) "VNC, Opaline de Venise, Hand Made in Italy". Two beautiful pieces to add to your collection.


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Lenovo A7000 owners in India can now enjoy Android 6.0 Marshmallow and updated VIBE UI. Lenovo starts rolling out the Marshmallow OTA (over-the-air) update for A7000, which includes March Android security patches and new features like Doze battery saving function, new app permission model, etc. As the OTA update rolled out in phases, it will take few days to get the update on all Lenovo A7000 devices.
In this guide, we will let you know how to manually update Lenovo A7000 to Android 6.0 Marshmallow. The Marshmallow update for the device weighs 1.3GB (build number A7000-a_S223_160405_ROW), which you can download and install manually, if you have any issue updating via OTA. However, your Lenovo A7000 should be on build number A7000-a_S153_151127_ROW to apply the update.
First, if you have not received the OTA notification for Android 6.0 update, check it by going to Settings -> About phone -> System updates -> Check for update. If update is available, let it download and install.
If no update is found for some reasons or cannot update via OTA due to network issue, you can download the OTA update file and flash it manually. This is an incremental update, so check for the build number A7000_S153_151127 before applying the update.
Disclaimer: This guide is for advanced users only. We will not take responsibility for anything that goes wrong. Do at your own risk.
1. Make a backup of your data you have on the phone, just in case.
2. Download Android 6.0 Marshmallow OTA update zip file [HERE] from Lenovo, rename it to "update.zip" and save it on the SD card.
3. Turn off your Lenovo A7000 and enter into stock recovery mode by pressing and holding Volume Up + Volume Down + Power Key simultaneously.
4. Select language (English) and in main recovery menu, tap "install update package".
5. Select OTA update zip file and confirm the flashing. Wait for the process to complete. It may take around 10 minutes.
After completing the installation, reboot your phone and enjoy Android Marshmallow and latest VIBE UI on your Lenovo A7000. Any doubt? Leave it in the comment section below. (Source)
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How to solve SD card issue in Marshallow
When I update Lenovo7000 in marshmallow it show my storage is full how to change this into external storage plzz reply fast ……
After i update to 6.0 my phone have a many problem.. how to move apps to sd card.. wechat cant open a media and moment say no sd card..please how to fix this..
I updated my lenovo a7000 mobile from lollipop to marshmallow ..while doing that my mobile is crashed..nw it cannot start..it show only lenovo powered by android that is startup screen..what i can do..
I download already the update.zip but when Im trying to update it said " now system will install update.zip of root directory from sdcard2. because of Andror L encrypt, system do not support ota form sd card. In order to ota form sd card, please get back to ota client to do. " When i press yes " Install failed". What will i do about this can you help me. Thanks
Dear sir,
I have updated my Marshmallow 6.0 OTA 16MB for lenovo A7000. After updation, contacts and message are not working. what shall i do?.
Updated already installed but unfortunately there is a notification says that the "process com.android.phone has stopped" and now I can't access all application.
i upadte marhmellwo 6 but my mobile run atometicaly pls help
Will this work on My Rooted lenovo A7000?.. My phone is already rooted one..will this OTA work.. Successfully.. Plz reply soon plz
Hi Kannan
I have updated successfully to Marshmallow which is around 1.3gb…I was having no problem with the update…
The biggest advantage is that hw decoding is at its best when playing with mx player and the only con is that the Dolby atmos background tweaking is not the best and loud…
So I waited for the lenovo to update soon..
So I got an ota update 5 days before around 16mb..
After updating.. nothing was improved
The biggest pros of the update is taken away that the hw decoding is simple and the same Dolby atmos…
I was wondering whether installing this 1.3gb update will rollback my phone?
Plz reply soon
for me yL upadate in manual i stuck in 49% and after that she well automatic go to recovery and never detect the usb in pc.. plsss help me .
atlast u told that installed the zip file.. that i understand bt what about to reboot…??? means to restart the lenovo a7000.
Does this work in Lenovo A7000 Plus? Please reply ASAP T.Y. in advanced
How to get back to lollipop os in lenovo a7000??
I have updated marshmellow in my lenova A7000 but now it is show internal memory is full and also no option to change storage device in ph .plz tell me how can I change my storage device in sd card.
shall i change the storage to phone memory and then update to marshmallow ?
I GOT STUCK IN 49% when i install the zip file WHAT SHOULD I DO?pls reply..thank you
i was upadating a7000 and update failed , now i am unable to switch it on plz help
Hi. I have successfully downloaded the marshmallow version. However, I m no longer getting the option to select SD card as the default storage option. Also, unable to move apps to SD memory. Please help..
Do you know how to downgrade Lenovo a7000 marshmallow update manually without going to the service center?
rooted phone required?
sir, I want to know where the update.zip file to be stored before going to stock recovery mode.
yod said in this page that "Download Android 6.0 Marshmallow OTA update zip file [HERE] from Lenovo, rename it to "update.zip" and save it on the SD card"
but in your video you said paste the zip file into internal storage.
please describe the details wheather it is kept on sd card or Internal storage
please answer fast…
If I am changing my app storage to external then only apps are shown what about pics and videos how we can use apps pics and videos in external
My default storage is sd card so what to do
how to move apk to sd card? will it go automatically? should we need links2sd etc?
I have not checked whether it is the build number A7000_S153_151127 before applying the update.I want to manually update to marshmallow as there are some issues via OTA update.
Kindly advise.
there is a lot of lagging
can i bring back lollipop ?
Hi Kanan,
I installed Marshmallow after my Lenovo A7000 notified me of system update. Download & Installation completed. However, now I am unable to unlock it (pattern code).. I was able to unlock it for the first few times.. & then the 'Contacts' screen kept loading.. with no result.
Now I am not able to unlock it.. Fortunately my Guest access is not pattern locked & so I can access the phone through the guest login but don't have contacts/Downloaded Apps…etc.
I tried fixes mentioned on other forums for this apparently common marshmallow issue.. like the proximity sensor reset.. for which I downloaded a proximity sensor reset app & followed instructions with no luck. I also tried to unlock the phone in a well lit room.. that didn't work either.. Another solution is apparently to re-flashing the MRA58K system.img….. Please let me know how I can re-flash the MRA58K. Also, please let me know if there is any other fixes I should be trying.
Thanks ahead!!
update stucked at 49%..
Pls help
same here , next what to do ?
When will the Marshmallow update for a7000 plus to arrive?
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Hi Kannan,
What are the changes in new OS (Android 6.0 Marshmallow) compare to Android 5.0 Lolipop.
Hello if download &update ma device using the link you provide my device officially or rooted after update my device is license or not please help
How to rollback to stock version? Marshmallow lags in running many android applications like whatsapp, facebook. It hangs in between. Need to restart it to run efficiently.
while i am updating my phone via OTA it has exceed the 100% & proceded upto 159% then it is showing checking for upgrade package & there after it is starting download from zero.in this case can i update it manually.
Can I flash it using SP flash tool using the link you provided or not
i stock at 49% dude. how do i fix this?
Thank you so much it works for mr
thank you man for post…. i was trying whole night with lenovo mobile assistant. had downloaded update package successfully but giving problem while loading, i use update package & update.cfg downloaded by lenovo mobile assistant from progemfiles//lenovo mobile assistant/download and copy them to sd card… applied stock recovery selected yes to all options…….. And m on Marshmellow
I got a notification to update. But when I try to download the update it get stuck at 0%.
So as a workaround I downloaded the file manually and followed the instructions given in this thread.
But the update fails after 49% completion.
I have factory reset my phone and build number is A7000-a_S153_151127_ROW.
Please can you suggest something or resolve this.
dear sir
Please help me because i update my lenovo A7000 Android 6 but now storage is very low so i want to do again Android 5 .how can i do Android 5 lollipop Please help me
But there is no OTA notification comes on my phone..Do I have to copy the file to another folder i.e. on sdcard2->lenovoota… And my phn is not rooted..
And my phone is not rooted
updates stuck at 49%.. any idea about this?
Hi.. If iam not getting the OTA notification on my phone but still on system update settings my phone is showing marshmallow update. But this update doesn't get downloaded up as the downloading process never gets start.. Pls help
I am getting an OTA but the download gets failed around 15-20% and my phone is also rooted. Will this manual flashing work? How much free internal memory is required?
Tell me how to install clearly after download
I too get this message,"now system will install update zip of root directory from sdcard 2 because of android L encrypt, system do not support ota form sdcard please get back to android ota client to do"
Click YES/NO, I clicked YES. And it went to updating device.. U replied to previous coment to wait,"Wait until you get OTA notification on your phone from Lenovo", I already got notification. So what can I do next? Did I do anything wrong with selecting YES?
In manually update should I need to root my phone
Even i am getting msg of update but not able to update. On sideload after 49% it stuck up. What to do
I have downloaded update.zip file on my sd card. But somehow not able to boot my phone in stock mode. Please help.
Download Lenovo Smart Assistant and do manual up gradation
Dear One,
I want to update Android OS on my Lenovo A7000 smartphone. Is this manual updation really works??? As I go for the update manytime but not completed yet because the size of the update is too high 1360 MB.
Can I update through this and it works???
Please help. thanks is advance.
Hey when I install zip file on rooted lenovo A7000 it's become fail all time how to solve that
thanks a lot kannan,i am trying to update to marshmallow since two days,but downloading progress though ota seems negligible… so i am searching for the manual rom.
i try this step, but after 4th step when i select update.zip file it will shows
"now system will install update zip of root directory from sdcard 2 because of android L encrypt, system do not support ota form sdcard please get back to android ota client to do"
now what should i do?
Click on yes in options.
Thank you!!!!!
I love you for this!!!!
But there is no OTA notification comes on my phone..
Do I have to copy the file to another folder i.e. on sdcard2->lenovoota…
hello.. If i donwload and update my device using the link you provide , then will my device considered official or rooted ..and is the update link you provided direct from lenovo server ?


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Livorno (; English traditionally Leghorn),[1][2] is a port city on the Ligurian Sea on the western coast of Tuscany, Italy. It is the capital of the Province of Livorno, having a population of approximately 161,000 residents in 2011.
Livorno was founded in 1017 as one of the small coastal fortresses protecting Pisa. It belonged to the city of Pisa for several hundred years. However, the port serving Pisa was not Livorno but Porto Pisano, destroyed after the crushing defeat of the Pisan fleet in the Battle of Meloria. Between 1404 and 1421, Livorno belonged to Genoa, and on August 28, 1421 it was sold to Florence. Between 1427 and 1429, the census was held. According to the results of the census, there were 118 families in Livorno, which made 423 persons. Monks, Jews, military personnel, and the homeless were not included in the census. The only remainder of medieval Livorno is a fragment of two towers and a wall, located inside the Old Fort. After the arrival of the Medici, the ruling dynasty of Florence, some modifications were made, in particular, the Old Fort (Fortezza Vecchia) was constructed between 1518 and 1534, and the voluntary resettlement of the population to Livorno was stimulated, but Livorno still remained a rather insignificant coastal fortress.
Livorno was designed as an "Ideal town" during the Italian Renaissance, when it was ruled by the Grand Duke of the Medici family. Major additions were designed by the architect Bernardo Buontalenti at the end of the 16th century. The Medici port was overlooked and defended by towers and fortresses leading to the town centre.
In the late 1580s, Ferdinando I of Tuscany declared Livorno a porto franco or free port, which meant that the goods traded here were duty-free within the area of the town's control. To regulate this trade, in 1590 the Duke's administration established the Leggi Livornine. These laws were in force until 1603, until the beginning of the Counter-Reformation. The laws established a well-regulated market, protecting merchant activities from crime and racketeering, and instituted laws regarding international trade.
Additionally, expanding Christian tolerance, the laws offered the right of public freedom of religion and amnesty to people having to gain penance given by clergy in order to conduct civil business. The Grand Duke attracted numerous Jewish immigrants, beginning in the late sixteenth century from the expulsion from Spain and Portugal, and extended them rights and privileges; they contributed to the mercantile wealth and scholarship in the city.
Livorno became an enlightened European city and one of the most important ports of the entire Mediterranean area. Many European foreigners moved to Livorno. These included Christian Protestant reformers who supported such leaders as Martin Luther, John Calvin, and others. French, Dutch, and English arrived, along with Orthodox Greeks. Meanwhile, Jews continued to trade under their previous treaties with the Grand Duke. On 19 March 1606, Ferdinando I de' Medici elevated Livorno to the rank of city; the ceremony was held in the Fortezza Vecchia Chapel of Saint Francis of Assisi.
At the end of the 17th century, Livorno underwent a period of great town planning and expansion. Near the defensive pile of the Old Fortress, a new fortress was built, together with the town walls and the system of navigable canals through neighborhoods. After the port of Pisa silted up, its distance from the sea was increased and it lost its dominance in trade. Livorno took over as the main port in Tuscany.
The more successful of the European powers re-established trading houses in the region, especially the British with the Levant Company. In turn, the trading networks grew, and with it, Britain's cultural contact with Tuscany. An increasing number of British writers, artists, philosophers, and travelers visited the area and developed the unique historical ties between the two communities. The British referred to the city as Leghorn.
Through the centuries, the city's trade fortunes fell and rose according to the success or failure of the Great Powers. The British and their Protestant allies were important to its trade.
During the Napoleonic Wars of the early nineteenth century, the French prohibited trade with Britain, and the economy of Livorno suffered greatly. The French had taken over Tuscany in 1808, incorporating it into their empire. In 1868, Italy succeeded in its wars of unification, and Livorno and Tuscany became part of the new Kingdom of Italy. Livorno lost its status as a free port and the city's commercial importance declined.
Livorno suffered extensive damage during the Second World War. Many historic sites and buildings were destroyed by bombs of the Allies preceding their invasion, including the cathedral and the synagogue. A new synagogue was designed and built starting in 1958 and reflects contemporary styles. Livorno's loss of influence as a port led to economic decline into the 21st century; it is one of the poorest northern cities of Italy.
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A 27-year-old Jewish scholar of Krugersdorp, in the Transvaal, was today revealed as the discovorer of a process for the extraction of pure salt and other products from sea water.
Woolf Lonstein, a graduate of Witwatersrand University, developed the process four years ago in a kitchen laboratory. The discovery came after two years of experimentation, but Mr. Lonstein was forced to wait three years before he was granted a patent by Britain. He is currently investigating problems connected with Diesel engine combustion at Witwatersrand University.


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At that time, in the view of European statesmen, the concern was not over conflict between Arabs and Jews in Palestine, but rather the fear that Jewish and Arab nationalists would join hands against the imperial powers (p. 17).
A generation later, after World War II, the hope of unity among Jews and Arabs in Palestine had vanished. The rising scale of Jewish immigration had already led to tensions by 1920, but the critical turning point was the rise of Haji Amin as Grand Mufti of Jerusalem, the city's chief Sunni cleric, in 1921. Haji Amin mobilized an explosive combination of Arab nationalism and what would now be called Islamic fundamentalism (Johnson, 1987, pp. 438-39). The current of Islamic fundamentalism, totally inflexible and rejecting all compromise, is one that continues to run through Palestinian Arab politics.
As Jewish immigration into Palestine continued, predominantly Jewish and Arab areas came to form a patchwork throughout the region. In the course of the rising struggle, Jews were driven out of some areas, notably Hebron, where they had previously lived since biblical times. In 1947, the U.N. partition plan for Palestine called for both Jewish and Arab states, separated by an elaborately drawn border that more or less separated the chief areas of settlement. The Jewish Agency, the nascent Israeli state, accepted the partition plan, though it produced a very hard-to-defend border and greatly complicated even normal state administration. It also placed many of those areas most linked to Jewish history -- such as Hebron itself, and above all the Old City of Jerusalem -- in the Arab sector (Johnson, 1987, p. 532).
The Arab states did not accept the U.N. partition plan, and went to war with the avowed purpose of "driving the Jews into the sea." Instead, Israel won the war, and the 1949 truce line redrew the map of Palestine considerably in Israel's favor. Nevertheless, the West Bank and Gaza remained in Ar...


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Originally offered only on the yarn labels of Lorna's Laces Helen's Lace and Lorna's Laces Heaven.
This simple, repetitive short row pattern is enjoyable to knit and easy to learn. Although it is shaped with short rows, there is no need to "wrap and turn". Just allow those holes to be intentional eyelets.
Shawl pattern appears on January 12, 2005 calendar page, and is also available on the ball band of the yarn and as a printed page from some LYS. Worked in simple garter stitch wedges, this shawl is warm and cozy. The gauge is very open and loose for this shawl.


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Remember little Duoduo?
He is the 4-year-old Chinese boy whose father first made him run and do pushups in the snow wearing just underpants — then also trained him to sail solo in a dinghy.
Those images went viral earlier this year as hundreds and thousands of outraged people poured scorn on the father.
He Liesheng, the dad from eastern China nicknamed "Eagle Dad" for extreme parenting, is in news again, and for the wrong reasons: He recently took Duoduo to climb Mount Fuji in Japan.
Mount Fuji sits at a height of 3,776 metres. Duoduo trudged for 15 hours and made it to 3,400 metres before the father-son team, suffering from altitude sickness, had to be rescued by park rangers.
But He says he wasn't cruel; there was nothing wrong with prodding his son to climb the mountain.
In an interview with the BBC earlier this week, He said he always wanted to take Duoduo to climb the mountain and started training when the child was 2 years old.
"We are very strict (with) how we let him climb mountains," He told the BBC. "We have a walking stick, a first aid kit and only let him climb up, not down because climbing down would be bad for his knees."
On the day of the Mount Fuji climb, He said there were provisions, maps and climbing gear. "Anything on the internet about it is totally incorrect," he told BBC.
They couldn't summit because it was raining heavily that day and Duoduo got tired "because he hadn't been able to rest as much as we had planned," He said, adding he encouraged his son to summit even though he didn't want to go higher.
"We reached a height of 3,400 metres," He said proudly.
Then they were stopped by mountain rangers. He didn't say why but said his son "was fine."
(According to Huffington Post UK, He was told the weather wasn't right but he still chose to go ahead with the climb. They were only equipped with a bottle of water and a chocolate bar. And when they were rescued, He reportedly said: "unlike a lot of Chinese mountains, Mount Fuji does not have steps.")
In the interview with the BBC, He calmly answered all questions, made no excuses for his tough brand of love.
He emphasized time and again that he is misunderstood and just wants the best for his kid, extreme parenting or not.
Little Duoduo was born premature and suffered from illnesses such as jaundice and pneumonia. He said he didn't want his son to grow up with any disabilities.
He called it the eagle way: the way an eagle trains its young.
"When a baby eagle is big enough, parents push it from the nest over the cliff, this way they have to learn to fly," said He. "I want to create an environment like that, for kids to grow up so they fulfill their potential… toughen them up."
Others have called it abuse, fearful that his parenting style risked leaving lasting scars.
Reuters reported in August that He was criticized in the Chinese media and on China's Twitter-like microblogs for forcing his son to attempt tasks too tough for that young an age.
On Sina Weibo, one of China's hugely-popular microblogs, indignation outweighed support, said Reuters. "This 'Eagle Dad' is clearly mentally unstable after a dark childhood. Poor little Duoduo," wrote MumaoXX.
The moniker "Eagle Dad" came on the heels of Chinese-American Amy Chua's book Battle Hymn of the Tiger Mother, where the Yale University law professor praises the need for ultra-strict parenting.
Chua, who came in for a lot of criticism, detailed how she and her husband raised their two daughters the "Chinese" way of strict rules, pressure for high marks in school and mandatory music lessons.
Meanwhile, He has no qualms being called "Eagle Dad". He promotes what he calls "eagle education" and has even written a book, "I am Eagle Dad."


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This poem was sent to me today from a new and dear friend, Itiel McVay.
It was written by Oriah whose website is here.
It doesn't interest me what you do for a living.
I want to know what you ache for
and if you dare to dream of meeting your heart's longing.
It doesn't interest me how old you are.
I want to know if you will risk looking like a fool
for love
for your dream
for the adventure of being alive.
It doesn't interest me what planets are squaring your moon...
I want to know if you have touched the centre of your own sorrow
if you have been opened by life's betrayals
or have become shrivelled and closed
from fear of further pain.
I want to know if you can sit with pain
mine or your own
without moving to hide it
or fade it
or fix it.
I want to know if you can be with joy
mine or your own
if you can dance with wildness
and let the ecstasy fill you to the tips of your fingers and toes
without cautioning us
to be careful
to be realistic
to remember the limitations of being human.
It doesn't interest me if the story you are telling me
is true.
I want to know if you can
disappoint another
to be true to yourself.
If you can bear the accusation of betrayal
and not betray your own soul.
If you can be faithless
and therefore trustworthy.
I want to know if you can see Beauty
even when it is not pretty
every day.
And if you can source your own life
from its presence.
I want to know if you can live with failure
yours and mine
and still stand at the edge of the lake
and shout to the silver of the full moon,
It doesn't interest me
to know where you live or how much money you have.
I want to know if you can get up
after the night of grief and despair
weary and bruised to the bone
and do what needs to be done
to feed the children.
It doesn't interest me who you know
or how you came to be here.
I want to know if you will stand
in the centre of the fire
with me
and not shrink back.
It doesn't interest me where or what or with whom
you have studied.
I want to know what sustains you
from the inside
when all else falls away.
I want to know if you can be alone
with yourself
and if you truly like the company you keep
in the empty moments.
© Mountaindreaming, from the book The Invitation published by HarperSanFrancisco, 1999
This photo was taken last Thursday afternoon.
Under the pier on Sunset Beach.
Drizzly. Chilly. Raw. Windy.
Not a pretty day, but beautiful nonetheless.
Kristiana and I were thrilled. Undaunted.
Awed by the roar and roll of the sea.
This is the story of the journey of my life. Travel can be hard work. So much to see. So little time. So many missed connections. So much lost luggage. But every stop, every detour, every challenge along the way provides a lesson to be learned. Traveling mercies to us all.
Friday, September 28, 2007
"The Invitation"
5 comments:
- Amy said...
Amen, Sister!
- jmgb said...
I have Oriah's poem 'The Dance' secured away in one of my ole journals...thank for sharing.
ps love the pic!
- Lisa said...
Way Cool! Powerful! Wow!
Here's to helping each other be the kind of people to live up to this poem.
- Shelby said...
beautiful beautiful beautiful..
love the photo too.
- Shelby said...
I have a real life video posted today.. come see! :)
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COPD (Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease)
Non Progressive Emphysema
When one has stopped smoking and living a healthy lifestyle can the or will the non progressive Emphysema eventually become Emphysema full blown, especially as patient has also got Fibrosing Alveolitis
Smoking cessation is the most important step in slowing down the progression of emphysema.
Although the presence of fibrosis in the lungs does not turn "mild emphysema" into "full blown emphysema," it could have a negative effect on progression of the disease and symptoms in some patients.
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Saving The Bay Helps Clean Air As Well
By PATRICK LYNCH, email@example.com | 247-4534
July 20, 2007
The tools required to keep pollutants out of the Chesapeake Bay are the same tools that could help keep greenhouse gases out of the atmosphere, a new Chesapeake Bay Foundation report states. Bay advocates have long pushed five major tools to keep agricultural runoff of fertilizers and manure out of rivers and streams that feed the Chesapeake. The foundation's report says planting forested stream buffers and cover crops and practicing no-till farming will also reduce greenhouse gases, the primary agent in climate change.
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April 20, 2007
Double standard on Imus' comments I heard Don Imus' comments, and while they are in poor taste, they are no worse than comments I hear (have heard) from black and Hispanic comedians for years (i.e., Chris Rock, Eddie Murphy, Whoopi Goldberg, Dave Chappelle and Carlos Mencia). When a minority performs a comedy skit using racist terminology it's considered edgy and thought- provoking. There's no need to even discuss the rappers. More surprising is that I go to restaurants, stores and even out on the street and hear everything Imus said being used in daily conversation among blacks.
Virginians Hear, Don't Heed Emissions Advice
By PATRICK LYNCH Daily Press
April 13, 2007
As Virginians learned more about climate change and carbon dioxide, they used a lot more energy and fossil fuels. A new report from a group that advocates for significant cuts in greenhouse gas emissions estimates that Virginia power plants and vehicles increased their carbon dioxide output by 34 percent from 1990 to 2004. During a period of time when the phrase "climate change" took root in the U.S. public consciousness, it appears that the state's output of carbon dioxide considered by scientists the chief culprit in warming the Earth's atmosphere -- increased at a rate nearly double the rest of the country's.
Climate Warnings Come As Nasa's Funding Cools
By PATRICK LYNCH Daily Press
April 10, 2007
For a moment, at least, climate change and forecasting takes the spotlight that's typically put on Langley's space work. The buzz around NASA research centers in the past few years has largely centered on the vision to send humans to the moon and Mars. But a recent study is grabbing attention for what NASA, including Langley Research Center in Hampton, does much closer to home. A National Academy of Sciences report that came out this year urgently noted that funding for earth and climate science has dropped 30 percent since 2000, and could continue to fall as priorities shift to the manned space program.
Around The State
April 7, 2007
New course on boat tax Give city governments enough time and they can learn any lesson. So it is with boat taxes, which the municipalities of Hampton Roads slashed to attract expensive watercraft and their presumably spendthrift owners. Virginia Beach, to pick one example, in 2002 dropped its levy to $0.000001 per $100 of value from $1.50. That made the tax on a $10 million boat precisely 10 cents. It had the perverse effect of essentially raising the taxes for every Virginia Beach resident who doesn't own a boat.
Cost Of Global Warming Alarmism
By WALTER E. WILLIAMS
March 28, 2007
Most climatologists agree that the earth's temperature has increased about a degree over the last century. The debate is how much of it is due to mankind's activity. Britain's Channel 4 television has just produced "The Great Global Warming Swindle," a documentary that devastates most of the claims made by the environmentalist movement. The scientists interviewed include top climatologists from MIT and other prestigious universities around the world. The documentary hasn't aired in the United States, but it's available on the Internet.
Timber Is State's Top Agricultural Resource
By PATRICK LYNCH Daily Press
March 3, 2007
But, the Virginia Forestry Department says, about 26,100 acres of forest are lost each year. Timber remains by far the highest-value agricultural natural resource harvested in Virginia, according to a new Department of Forestry report. Raw timber is harvested annually in Virginia at a value of about $928 million. That compares with an annual value of $732 million in poultry and eggs and $386 million in field crops. And about $445 million worth of timber products are exported through Hampton Roads each year.
The Heat Just Keeps On Coming
By ROBERT LEE HOTZ/Los Angeles Times
January 10, 2007
Climate experts cite 2006 as the warmest year on record for the 48 contiguous states. On the fever chart of rising temperatures, 2006 was the warmest year on record for the 48 contiguous states, pairing a summer heat wave with a mild winter -- in some places daffodils bloomed out of season and bears forgot to hibernate -- government climate experts reported Tuesday. Based on an analysis of readings from 1,200 weather stations, the average annual temperature in the 48 states last year was 2.2 degrees warmer than the mean temperature for the 20th century and fractionally warmer than 1998, which held the previous temperature record, the researchers reported.
Global Warming Woes May Hit Home
By PATRICK LYNCH, email@example.com | 247-4534
January 9, 2007
Scientists in Norfolk discuss the possible impact on local low-lying areas. The debate about global warming typically conjures faraway images of polar bears and Inuit villages. But scientists in Norfolk on Monday drew a far clearer, and more local, picture of warming's potential effects. A few feet of sea-level rise could mean a few less neighborhoods in low-lying places like Hampton, Poquoson and Virginia Beach. A few degrees of warmth could continue to mean more topsy-turvy weather -- like this past weekend -- and continued changes in the habits of plants and animals.
As Gas Levels Swung, So Did Earth
By Los Angeles Times
January 5, 2007
Valleys and peaks in the air's carbon dioxide preceded climate change in the past, a study finds. Global warming on a young Earth caused unexpectedly severe and erratic temperature swings as rising levels of greenhouse gases helped transform the world, a team led by researchers at the University of California, Davis, said Thursday. The transition from a global ice age to global greenhouse 300 million years ago was marked by repeated seesaw dips and rises in the carbon dioxide in the air and wild swings in temperature extremes, with drastic effects on forests and vegetation, the researchers reported in the journal Science.
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SERVING THE FOLLOWING AREAS:Attica, Bettsville, Bloomville, Fostoria, Tiffin, Republic, GreenSprings, and New Riegel
The Seneca County Garage facility is located in Tiffin, Ohio. Kacey Smith is the Transportation Engineer 3. Steve Durnwald is the Transportation Administrator. Greg Glover and Bryan Spero are the Transportation Managers.
This county is responsible for the mowing, maintenance, and plowing on the federal and state routes within and around the municipalities of Attica, Bettsville, Bloomville, Tiffin, Republic, and New Riegel.
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RECIPES: Recipe Details
Stuffed Bacon Cheeseburger with Sweet Barbeque Glaze and Creamy Slaw
1 16-ounce bag of shredded cabbage
1 cup mayonnaise
1/2 cup sour cream
3 tablespoons apple cider vinegar
1/2 teaspoon kosher salt
1/2 teaspoon coarse ground black pepper
1/4 teaspoon red pepper flakes
1 teaspoon celery seeds
1/4 cup apple cider vinegar
1/2 cup dark brown sugar, loosely packed
1 cup Kraft Original Barbeque Sauce
6 slices bacon, diced and cooked crisp
2 pounds ground chuck
1 teaspoon kosher salt
1 teaspoon coarsely-ground black pepper
1 teaspoon garlic powder
6 ounces fresh mozzarella (cut into 6 slices)
6 bakery-quality Kaiser rolls, split
6 tablespoons butter for spreading on buns
canola oil for brushing on grill
6 slices red onion
CREAMY SLAW: Empty bag of shredded cabbage in large bowl. In medium bowl, whisk mayonnaise, sour cream, sugar, vinegar, salt, pepper, red pepper flakes, and celery seeds until well mixed. Pour over shredded cabbage and toss well to coat. Set aside and keep cold until assembly.
SWEET BARBEQUE GLAZE: In a small saucepan, add vinegar and brown sugar and whisk until brown sugar has dissolved. Add barbeque sauce and stir well. Set aside.
PATTIES: Cook bacon in skillet on grill until crisp. Drain on papertowels and set aside until assembly. Place ground chuck in large bowl and sprinkle with salt, pepper, and garlic powder and mix until well blended, handling the meat as little as necessary. Shape the ground chuck into 12 equal patties about the diameter of the Kaiser rolls. They will be fairly thin. On 6 of the patties, equally divide the bacon pieces on top. Place a plain patty on top of each of the bleu cheese/bacon patties and crimp edges until sealed and lightly reform to an even shape. Scrape the grill grates clean, and apply a small amount of canola oil to the grill rack. On one side of the grill, heat up 1/2 of the glaze, stirring occasionally. Place the patties on the rack, not too close together and cook, only turning once, 5-7 minutes on each side for medium. On the second side, baste with glaze. With about 3 minutes remaining on total cooking time, place a slice of fresh mozzarella on top of each patty and monitor melting. Spread 1/2 tablespoon of butter on each cut side of Kaiser rolls and place on the grill to toast lightly during the last 2-3 minutes of cooking.
ASSEMBLY: Place bottom of Kaiser roll, cut side up, on a plate, spread about a tablespoon of reserved glaze and then add a patty. Then add a slice of red onion. Next, add a 1/2 cup of slaw on top. Place Kaiser roll crown on top of the slaw to complete the burger assembly. Serve immediately. Makes 6 burgers.
College football, especially Gator football at the University of Florida, barbeque grilling, and great burgers are a staple at my house in the fall and that's what inspired me to create this burger. The creamy slaw and sweet barbeque glaze can be made ahead of time and brought to the tailgate party the day of the game for a fast burger feast before kickoff. Florida is such a mild weather state (well, except during hurricane season) that allows me to grill year-round, which I love. My husband does the steaks, but I do the burgers. CHOMP CHOMP!!!


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Patriot busted on pot charge
Posted: Wednesday February 06, 2008 06:48AM ET
The Patriots' bewildering downward spiral took a Pat-thetic turn with yesterday's bust of defensive back Willie Andrews on a drug distribution charge in Lowell. Though described by law enforcement as "a perfect gentleman" and "extremely compliant," Andrews, 24, of Mansfield, who is two years into a four-year contract worth $1.65 million, was allegedly driving around with marijuana crammed in his pants and $6,808 bound in rubber bands in the console of his black 2007 Ford Crown Victoria with tinted windows.
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The two memorable characters which contributed to 'All My Children' Emmy wins will be brought to life when the show returns online this spring.
Two familiar faces are added to the online revival of the ABC daytime drama "All My Children", in addition to the regular cast member. Production company Prospect Park which is bringing the canceled series back to life announces Eden Riegel and Julia will return to the soap opera.
Reigel will appear as cameo guest arc returning as Bianca Montgomery, a memorable character who came out of the closet and earned her an Emmy win and four nominations. Barr will also reprise her Emmy-winning role as Brooke English initially portrayed by Elissa Leeds in 1976.
The show will continue production starting February 25 for a spring return in paid online TV and interactive media network along with another revived show "One Life to Live". The show's new 30-minute episodes will be available on Hulu, HuluPlus and iTunes.


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Tags : : sbs, lakas, skateboarding, boarding, philippines, adio, skate, vans, pilipinas, nike, globe
To start off, if you guys know J a c k a s s Project skateshop (Oops I didn't know it would get censored. Dont worry it isn't used in a derogatory manner), they're selling nice Vans, Adio, Globe and whatever skate brands including Nike SBs under consignment.
Here are samples of the stuff they currently have.
The prices are as follows:
7,500 for both the Zoom Tre and Embarco Mid SBs
2,000 for the Adidas Torrent, size 10.5 and the Half-Cab, size 8 (both are on sale)
They have both an online store and a walk-in shop in Pasig.
DISCLAIMER: I do not know +@@%@#+ Shop personally (Yes, not my friend. I just bought stuff from the store.) but I just want to share information to this community. (Naks.)
Guys, if you know any other stores selling SBs, and also you, SB sellers post away!!
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Worthy Christian News » Israel-Palestinian Conflict » UN Chief Welcomes New Palestinian Government
UN Chief Welcomes New Palestinian Government
(Times of Israel / Worthy News)-- The United Nations on Tuesday welcomed the new Palestinian unity government and said it was ready to lend its full support in efforts to reunite the West Bank and the Gaza Strip, a spokesman said. The announcement followed statements by the US and the EU Monday that they would recognize the new leadership in Ramallah, much to Israel's chagrin.
The spokesman for Secretary General Ban Ki-moon made the remarks after UN special envoy Robert Serry held talks with Palestinian Authority Prime Minister Rami Hamdallah.
"The United Nations has long underscored the need for progress towards Palestinian unity," Ban's spokesman Stephane Dujarric said in a statement.
"The United Nations stands ready to lend its full support to the newly formed government in its effort to reunite the West Bank and Gaza… under one legitimate Palestinian authority," he added.
That issue, "the serious political, security, humanitarian and economic challenges in Gaza, and holding long overdue elections" were discussed by Serry and Hamdallah, the spokesman said.


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Type of Document Dissertation Author Betancourt, Andrée Elise Comiskey Author's Email Address firstname.lastname@example.com, firstname.lastname@example.com URN etd-07092009-032536 Title Under Construction: Recollecting the Museum of the Moving Image Degree Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) Department Communication Studies Advisory Committee
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- recollector
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- home-making
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Date of Defense 2009-04-24 Availability unrestricted AbstractOn February 27, 2008 the Museum of the Moving Image launched its $65 million renovation and expansion with a digital groundbreaking. Since opening its doors in Astoria, New York in 1988, the museum, originally devoted to film and television, has embraced digital media. From its "Hollywood East" Astoria Studio historic landmark site to its popular website, the Museum of the Moving Image provides a unique setting for studying the museumification of moving image culture, particularly the production and consumption of moving images. In response to the Museum of the Moving Image's domestication of moving image culture in its core exhibition, Behind the Screen, this study recollects the museum and in doing so performs an alternative domestication. The alternative domestication modeled by this study involves critically touring and detouring the core exhibition in an effort to reframe notions such as home, family, work, and play in relation to moving image culture in a manner that extends beyond the walls of the museum and problematizes particular practices of display. In response to specific instances of domestication in Behind the Screen, the major stops on the tour are: the interactive Video Flipbook experience; the movie palace installation Tut's Fever, a commissioned art work by Red Grooms in collaboration with Lysiane Luong; and the artifact "Martin's First Haircut," a home movie produced in 1947 by Irving Shaw, the father of Rochelle Slovin, the museum's founding director. Poised at a critical point in the museum's development, this study is attentive to the transitory nature of museums, and it demonstrates ways in which we recollect our memories and ourselves through museum-going and technologies of reproduction. Files
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Handwritten documents from 2,000 years ago found in London
400 tablets found.
The landmarks of the ancient city, in reasonably lifelike color.
The Anio Novus aqueduct carried water from the mountains at a rate of about 370 gallons per second, a smaller water flow than previously thought.
A man in England went exploring and found an exquisitely preserved Roman-era grave filled with artifacts dating back to about A.D. 200.


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Kenmore PRO 36 in. Dual Fuel Freestanding Range - Model 7962
A chef without a proper kitchen is like an artist without their paintbrushes. Invest in a Kenmore Pro freestanding range and you'll be using the same, high quality appliance line that Bravo's Top Chefs all cook with.
perfect for small spacesTags: oven, stainless, range, space saving, apartments, Amazing!!!, dish washer, multi purposeAdded 6 Years Ago from Unclutterer


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"Back To The Future"'s Bully Explains Everything
Remember Biff, the dumb villain in all three "Back To The Future" movies? The guy who famously told Michael J. Fox to "make like a tree and get out of here?" Well his real name is Tom Wilson, and people stop him all the time to talk about the movie series and ask him a bunch of questions. So he decided to cut to the chase and create a postcard that answers virtually any and all "Back To The Future"-related question you might have. Like, is Crispin Glover really as weird as he seems? (Answer: Not as weird as he wishes he was). And what was it like to work with the Delorean (Answer: Annoying). Read the whole postcard after the jump!


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Forum:Cannot upload images
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Note: This topic has been unedited for 3737 days. It is considered archived - the discussion is over. Do not add to unless it really needs a response.It seems that I cannot upload images anymore in Unsaiklopedia - the directory for some reason has become read only... Is anyone in the position to be able to fix this? --~