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Kate's Second Trimester Style Poll, 'Born to Royalty' Film
We move to the second trimester in our retrospective look at Kate's maternity styles. (Our post on the first trimester is here.)
January 11th Kate attended the official unveiling of her first portrait at the National Portrait Gallery wearing the Sophie Rae dress by Whistles. At the end of January the Duchess did a bit of shopping in her Seville Boots by Really Wild Clothing and a plaid cape. We still haven't determined if the cape was a 2010 Zara piece or a 2012- 2013 item from Orvis.
February brought just one official engagement for the Duchess, a trip to Hope House in South London on the 19th. Kate wore a 2011 wrap dress by Max Mara Studio.
In March Kate & William were in the Swiss Alps attending the wedding of close friends, we saw distinctly different looks for Kate at that weekend event. On the slopes she was casual in her LK Bennett Darwin jacket and a pair of boots by Oscar Sports, an Italian label.
For the wedding she was more formal, in a dress coat that is yet to be identified atop the MaxMara Studio dress worn when she visited Cambridge with William last November.
Kate made a solo trip to the town of Grimsby March 5th, wearing her Hobbs Celeste coat over a new dress, the 'Cezanne' by Great Plains. Ten days later she attended Cheltenham with Prince William, wearing a Joseph coat dating back to at least 2007, accessorized with her 'Betty Boop' hat by John Lock & Co (Also seen above at that wedding in Switzerland) and new earrings.
For the annual St. Patrick's Day ceremonies with the Irish Guards, Kate repeated her Emilia Wickstead coatdress. You can compare how the Duchess looked wearing this piece in 2012 and 2013 in the images below.
On March 19 William and Kate visited Child Bereavement UK; Kate wore the 'Redgrave' coat in wool crepe by Goat Fashion over Topshop's Contrast Collar Shift Dress. The next morning the Duchess joined HM and Prince Philip as the trio visited Baker Street Station for events marking the London Underground's 150th anniversary. Kate wore a teal blue By Malene Birger coat, a piece that dates back to at least 2006. Kate's elegant Whiteley beret-styled hat was previously worn in 2011 to the wedding of Harry Aubrey-Fletcher and Louise Stourton.
Kate wrapped up the month with a snowy training session as part of her volunteer work with UK Scouting. She wore her familiar Le Chameau boots, a good selection may be found here at Le Chameau's primary online retailer, our pals at Philip Morris have a solid size selection as well. Kate's jacket by Barbour, the Ladies Linhope style we've seen her wearing as far back as 2009. Really Wild Clothing Company has verified the hat is their Lindsey style in 'Tweed Moss Fleck,' it will not be restocked.
A closer look.
We also want to share a few news tidbits (for lack of a better term) beginning with word about a capsule collection for a brand Kate wears frequently that we mentioned just up above, Le Chameau. According to a story in Wednesday's Women's Wear Daily, the label will launch two capsule collections next spring.
The company will continue to make its traditional boots — beloved of clients ranging from the Duchess of Cambridge to the fishermen of Brittany. Its fashion offer will launch with a capsule collection of two styles and six colors set to land in stores in January.
One of the new models is called the "Paris," it will come in long and short versions.
There are also plans for the brand's clothing, more from the WWD story:
Le Chameau plans to launch more new styles for fall, and will also begin to develop its outerwear collection into a more luxury offering. The company plans to unveil a few pieces for the fall season.
The company will continue to make its boots by hand from natural rubber, and told Samantha Conti, WWD's London Bureau Chief, they have no plans to move production to China or anywhere else. The boots will continue to be made at the factory in France, seen below.
Our other item involves a film being released, "Born to Royalty".
In a somewhat unusual move, BBC Worldwide is doing a theatrical release.
as opposed to selling the documentary directly to consumers (See notes below about purchasing the DVD.) The film will be shown starting July 19th "in select cities including New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Philadelphia, and more." When it comes to the "and more" reference, the resourceful Abby shared on our Baby Cambridge Fundraiser page that the film is going to be shown in New Orleans and Newport, RI. (More here on the Newport showings.)
Hugh Bonneville of Downton Abbey fame narrates the film. From the press information: "Most babies get a highchair – these are in line for the throne."
More from a news release:
The film explores the changing way that Royals have dealt with their own children, becoming more hands-on through the generations and the staff that were closest to the family. It also looks at what it means to enter this rarefied world from the outside, starting with Princess Diana and more recently the Duchess of Cambridge, Catherine Middleton.
Back to the news release:
From stories of Royal delivery rooms, nurseries, playtime and schooling to tales of the Royals themselves as babies, mischievous toddlers, students and dutiful members of the Armed Forces, this film sheds fresh light on what life was like — and what life could be like – for the latest child Born to Royalty.
A trailer for the movie may be seen by clicking here.
I am guessing at some point this will be offered as a DVD.
UPDATED: With thanks to Wendy who left a comment on the post, it looks like the video is already available for pre-order. Click here to see it on Amazon, it is priced at $12.33 with a release date of August 6. (I believe this is the video, going by the producer names, BBC Worldwide's name, etc.) It also appears to be available for pre-ordering on Amazon Canada, click here to see that listing.
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She always looks gorgeous!
I'm really interested in how spread out the vote is. – They were all stunning looks, but only two had "pregnancy-friendly" flat shoes and given how critical us Brit women can be of each other's pregnancies, be it our friends, or someone of the upper echelons (- aren't we horrible creatures to each other sometimes) I was predicting that those two looks would far outstrip the others, but they don't. I wonder if that just makes us readers of this blog a nicer bunch?
To be fair, the lady's doing fabulously well coping with so much global noseying into her pregnancy – I'm not sure I could have coped so well had any of mine been watched quite so closely.
Out of curiosity I went to Netflix to see if this movie was available. It will be available to rent on August 8. It is not "streaming" yet but it probably will be in a couple of months. So, for those of you who subscribe to Netflix this is an opportunity to see this documentary without paying $12.
My favorite outfit is the black dress with the white coat. I think it's adorable.
When I first saw the post about the movie, I searched the Internet to determine what other cities it would be playing in and didn't find any information. I was hoping it would be in Boston. Now that I just read this I'm so excited since the theater in Newport is a five minute walk from my house!
That film looks fun. I'm glad I live in a city that will be playing it. (:
My favorite was her outfit for the Swiss wedding, I loved the overall look with the chocolate brown accessories. I quite like all her outfits in this poll (with the notable exception of that too short white coat, with the peter pan collar!) I especially loved the plaid cape, so cute and comfortable : )
I have been enjoying this great blog for an while it's my favorite one of Kate.
She is such a beautiful and classy woman!
I am glad to hear it will be available on Amazon because I'm not anywhere near any of those cities!
FYI — I just preordered the Born to Royalty DVD — it's available on Amazon.com.
P.S. Love this blog!!
Definitely the Max Mara wrap dress. In fact, that's one of my favorite items in her entire wardrobe, not just among pregnancy looks.
I also liked the coat worn to the Switzerland wedding very much. The green Emilia Wickstead coatdress is another of my all-time favorite looks, but the alterations to accommodate the baby bump were not entirely successful, though I wasn't as negative about them as some people were.
Finally, I loved the Birger coat (and have always liked the hat she recycled that day), but as was so often the case during her pregnancy, I felt that this was a coat that would have looked more sophisticated and better proportioned had it been just a couple of inches longer.
Regarding the film: I can't quite imagine that it will do well as a theatrical release in the US. There just aren't that many Americans who are sufficiently interested in royals to pay to see such a film, not even in the cities.
This is the sort of production I'd be happy to watch on PBS, but even a royals watcher like me wouldn't trot off to a theater and pay for a ticket to see it. I asked a few fellow Chicagoans (serious students of history, with a special interest in British history) whether they'd be interested in seeing this in a theater, and they said, "No." I have to say that I'm rather bewildered.
The BBC might consider that US viewership for Prince William's wedding turned out to be significantly lower than expected.
I am in Chicago, too! *waves*
I couldn't imagine paying for it, either, especially as the program doesn't sound out of line with something you could see on the History channel, PBS, etc.
I also wonder why they couldn't wait a month or two to add relevant information on the baby's arrival. Speaking from a personal note, I am keenly interested in seeing how the birth will be announced. I think what the Palace has planned is a great blend of old and new traditions (easel with the birth information, announcing it later on Twitter, etc.). It would actually be really interesting to see an extensive look in how the world reacts to the birth in an online era, when you don't have to wait for the evening news to break a story.
That cape!!! I'm still obsessed!


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March Making You Mad? March Madness: Rules To Follow In The Office
The football season is over — and there are probably a few business owners happy about it.
Some studies suggest that fantasy football costs American businesses $615 million in productivity per NFL week.
But, when one chapter ends, another begins — time for March Madness.
For many of us, March Madness is a rite of passage in the spring, a chance to build camaraderie with co-workers through office pools, a chance to re-connect with college friends during games, and a chance to indulge in a few chicken wings with the family. Just as with fantasy football, however, employers are getting more and more impatient with even the most efficient and talented employees spending work hours accessing gambling websites on company computers during March Madness, taking time to exchange money, trash talk the teams and other sometimes inappropriate behavior with co-workers, friends and family.
At the least, every employee in your office should know the following before filling out a bracket at work:
To be safe, what can employers do right now?
If you are the employer, now is the perfect time to explain your specific rules on fantasy leagues in the workplace. It is also importance to note that just because March Madness IS allowed in the office, this doesn't mean that everyone should take part. Outline reasons for and/or against it and consequences.
If you are the employee and are spending excessive company hours as well as precious time at home on March Madness, you may need more help than the office human resources department can provide and may want to ask yourself these questions.
1. Did you ever lose time from work or school due to gambling?
2. Has gambling ever made your home life unhappy?
3. Did gambling affect your reputation?
4. Have you ever felt remorse after gambling?
5. Did you ever gamble to get money with which to pay debts or otherwise solve financial difficulties?
6. Did gambling cause a decrease in your ambition or efficiency?
7. After losing did you feel you must return as soon as possible and win back your losses?
8. After a win did you have a strong urge to return and win more?
9. Did you often gamble until your last dollar was gone?
10. Did you ever borrow to finance your gambling?
11. Have you ever sold anything to finance gambling?
12. Were you reluctant to use "gambling money" for normal expenditures?
13. Did gambling make you careless of the welfare of yourself or your family?
14. Did you ever gamble longer than you had planned?
15. Have you ever gambled to escape worry, trouble, boredom or loneliness?
16. Have you ever committed, or considered committing, an illegal act to finance gambling?
17. Did gambling cause you to have difficulty in sleeping?
18. Do arguments, disappointments or frustrations create within you an urge to gamble?
19. Did you ever have an urge to celebrate any good fortune by a few hours of gambling?
20. Have you ever considered self-destruction or suicide as a result of your gambling?
According to Gamblers Anonymous, if you answered "yes" to seven or more questions, you or a loved one may have a problem with gambling.
Admitting you or your loved one may need help is the first step to recovery. The second is looking up the Arizona Office of Problem Gambling, which offers a litany of resources and contact information for counseling, treatment programs, additional warning signs and symptoms and much more.

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Mt. Pleasant couple provides aid to cats in need
When Jessica Litzinger began feeding a stray cat about five years ago near her home, she had no idea the direction her caring ways would eventually take her.
Today, Litzinger runs Beautiful Feral Felines, an organization devoted to caring for stray and feral cats, out of her home in Mt. Pleasant, with the help of her husband, Dan.
The couple currently cares for approximately 35 cats in need and is seeking non-profit status.
"I think caring for ferals is very important," she said. "They need help. They didn't ask to be feral."
In addition to ferals, felines in the Litzingers' care include kittens being fostered for adoption, she said.
They also watch over cats that have tested positive for feline leukemia or feline immunodeficiency virus, which have to be housed separately due to their conditions, she said.
"I wouldn't be able to do this without all the help that I receive from some very generous people with kind hearts," she said. "I am truly blessed, and I really appreciate all the help."
The organization's Facebook site, www.facebook.com/beautifulferals, has more than 2,000 followers from across the country and enables the Litzingers to continue their efforts, she said.
"I have someone from Florida who auto-ships stuff all the time, and even one from Canada who contributes," she said.
Litzinger works with local veterinary clinics and animal shelters to ensure the cats are healthy, and she also sees that they are spayed or neutered, she said.
"It's always the plan to catch and release them," she said.
She has found, however, that sometimes the cats are friendly enough to be socialized and adopted.
Officials at shelters such as the Animal Friends of Westmoreland in Youngwood assist the Litzingers in the placement of adoptable kittens and cats that find their way into her care.
"Jessica and her husband Dan are amazing," said Robin Stewart, shelter manager of Animal Friends Westmoreland.
"They have hearts of gold when it comes to cats," she said.
The Homeless Cat Management Team in Pittsburgh is another organization that assists Beautiful Feral Felines.
That group provides discounts to the Litzingers to have the ferals altered.
"Having them fixed is the most important thing we can do," Dan Litzinger said. "It's a major misconception that you only need to have the females fixed. Males need to be fixed as well."
According the Humane Society of the United States, 80 percent of kittens born annually in the United States are from unaltered, feral cats.
The Litzingers are currently conducting a "Save a Life — Adopt" T-shirt fundraiser sale, the proceeds of which benefit the organization.
Shirts can be ordered at: booster.com/beautifulferalfelines3.
Litzinger said her efforts could mean the difference between life and death for some of the cats for which she cares.
"At times it's stressful but it's so worth it in the long run," she said.
Cami DiBattista is a contributing writer for Trib Total Media.


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E*Trade Financial Corp. swung to a second-quarter loss as the online brokerage took a $142 million charge related to a trading operation that it plans to sell.
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NHL, players don't budge during 5 hours of talks
NEW YORK — Five hours of talks in two sessions between the NHL and the players' association did little to move the sides closer to a deal in the nearly one-month lockout.
The NHL's top two executives — commissioner Gary Bettman and deputy commissioner Bill Daly — met with the NHLPA's main negotiators — executive director Donald Fehr and special counsel Steve Fehr — for nearly an hour Wednesday morning to assess where the sides were on Day 25 of the NHL lockout, but there was no concrete discussions on the troublesome core economic issues preventing a deal.
A four-hour session that stretched into evening centered on player health and safety issues along with other miscellaneous legal topics. The health issues involved seeking multiple medical opinions on injuries, and who should make determinations when a player is healthy enough to return to action after being hurt.
"We have some disagreements in those areas," Daly said. "When you get to this point of the discussions on some of those areas, that is to be expected so we're kind of refining some of the things we continue to have disagreements on.
"We had no discussion of the major economic issues or system issues, so that continues to be a disappointment from our perspective."
The sides will meet again Thursday — which should have been NHL opening day — but there are still no plans to delve into how the sides will split up hockey-related revenue that was in excess of $3 billion last season.
Steve Fehr took a more optimistic view of what was discussed Wednesday.
"You often don't know whether you're making progress until you look back on it," he said.
"We were just sort of discussing the overall status of the bargaining and where the parties are."
The NHL is eager to get a new proposal from the union on the main economic issues, but the players contend that they have moved closer to the league's demands in their previous offers while the NHL has only sought to take more away from the union in each proposal it has made.
"I think we're making progress in a number of the areas that were discussed today," Steve Fehr said. "They were good discussions. It's a shame that they are going on in the midst of a lockout when we could be doing it while we're playing or we could've been doing it a month ago or two months ago.
"I wouldn't say (talks) are dead in the water. The sides are in constant communication. I think we have a pretty good sense of where each other is."
However, Donald Fehr has floated the idea that the longer the lockout goes on, the players might seek to make an offer that doesn't include a salary cap — the very issue that led to the cancellation of the 2004-05 season. The collective bargaining agreement that finally ended that lockout seven years ago expired last month.
"None of those comments were a surprise to me," Daly said. "If that is the direction they choose to go in, that's up to them. I don't make the decisions for them.
They've suggested they want to get the players back on the ice soon. I can pretty much assure you if they make that proposal, it won't get the players back on the ice soon."
If discussions can get jump-started, the sides haven't ruled out meeting again Friday.


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Hello to everyone... I decided it was time for a new post! I have been playing with a lot of different backgrounds and patterns and just having fun creating the past few weeks (aside from this week because I've been super sick).
This first card uses Damask Designs, Turning a New Leaf, Giga Guidelines, and Background Basics: Text Style from Papertrey Ink. Probably some of my favorite stamp sets EVER and 3 of them I've only had for a couple of months. I made a Kraft card base, then layered aqua mist cardstock (bordered by a Vintage Cream edge) on Dark Chocolate (all PTI). The fleur de lis background (from Damas Designs) is in Spring Moss ink, the text background is in Smokey Shadow and the leaf image is in Smokey Shadow (all PTI). The 'just because' is in Rich Cocoa ink (by Memento), which I stamped twice to make a little bit more prominent over the gray leaf image. I rounded off the bottom edges and finished it off with some Vintage Cream grosgrain ribbon, an Aqua Mist button (both PTI) and some hemp (by Fashion Cord). That border punch is Apron Lace by Fiskars.
This next card is bigger than the others because it looked blurry to me when it was smaller for some reason. All the paper is PTI (Vintage Cream, Kraft, Dark Chocolate). All of the stamps and the Dark Chocolate button are PTI as well. The 2 different orange inks are Martha Stewart as well as the gold glitter. The white (Fresh Snow) and greens (Spring Moss, Ripe Avocado) are PTI again - to make the white a little more subtle I went over it with PTI's vintage ink tea dye duo. Then I finished it off with the same hemp by Fashion Cord. I did a lot of inking and distressing, which I think goes well with the text background. I really like this card. I've been on such an orange kick! - and this Martha Stewart ink, the darker orange... it goes really well with PTI's terracotta paper (if you don't have to corresponding ink like I don't).
This next card I made for my friend Alexis, who had a baby shower last weekend. For the actual construction of it, it probably took me about 15 minutes. I just used my cutter and punches to make the train cars...
This last card was just some fun time playing with text/print and glitter glue mainly. I really like how it turned out and finally the picture is showing fairly close to the actual Ocean Tides (PTI) color. I can never get that one to photograph quite right. I stamped the entire cardbase with Background Basics: Text Style in Smokey Shadow (PTI). Then I went over some with the cursive stamp from the same set in Palette Noir ink. I distressed it some with Smokey Shadow ink and some teal ink from Martha Stewart (I really need to learn the names of Martha Stewart's colors..). Then I added with Ocean Tides cardstock (PTI) with Polka Dot Basics II (PTI) in the same MS ink. Notice the Apron Lace punch on the outside edge again. Next comes the large leaf stamp from Turning a New Leaf (PTI) that I stamped in Spring Moss (PTI), then covered in clear glitter glue. Then I just topped it off with some Kraft cardstock (PTI), some chipboard letters (Cosmo Cricket) and a little flower and brad (Making Memories). There you have it. :)
I think I need a break from blogging after this post!! I hope someone at least appreciates it... I know it's a lengthy one!


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The measure allows "the Department of Defense to assess the results of the review," wrote budget chief Peter Orszag.
White House backs deal on gays in military
'Don't ask' policy would end; review would continue
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WASHINGTON — A proposal to step up the repeal of the ban on gays and lesbians serving openly in the military but still allow the Pentagon time — perhaps even years — to implement new policies won the White House's backing yesterday after administration officials met with gay-rights activists.
The White House budget office sent a letter supporting the proposal to remove the Clinton-era "Don't ask, don't tell'' law even as the Pentagon continues a review of the system.
Implementation of policy for gays serving openly would still require the approval of President Obama, Defense Secretary Robert Gates, and the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Admiral Mike Mullen. How long implementation might take is not known.
"The proposed amendment will allow for completion of the comprehensive review, enable the Department of Defense to assess the results of the review, and ensure that the implementation of the repeal is consistent with standards of military readiness, effectiveness, unit cohesion, recruiting, and retention,'' budget chief Peter Orszag wrote to Representative Patrick Murphy, the Pennsylvania Democrat leading the repeal in the House.
Murphy, an Iraq war veteran, was expected to introduce the legislative proposal today. Gay-rights groups urged a quick vote, which could come as early as Thursday.
"Without a repeal vote by Congress this year, the Pentagon's hands are tied and the armed forces will be forced to continue adhering to the discriminatory 'Don't ask, don't tell' law,'' said Joe Solmonese, president of the Human Rights Campaign.
The White House had hoped lawmakers would delay action until Pentagon officials had completed their study so fellow Democrats would not face criticism that they moved too quickly or too far ahead of public opinion in this election year. Instead, administration officials recognized it could not stop Congress in its effort to repeal the 1993 ban and joined the negotiations.
Hours after activists met at the White House, top Democratic lawmakers met on Capitol Hill and approved the final version of a brokered deal that adds the repeal to the annual defense spending bill.
Obama called for the repeal during his State of the Union address this year, and Gates and Mullen have echoed his views but have cautioned any action must be paced.
In a speech last year at the Army War College in Carlisle, Pa., Gates noted that the 1948 executive order for racial integration took five years to implement.
On Capitol Hill, the third-ranking House Republican promised unified GOP opposition to lifting the ban. "The American people don't want the American military to be used to advance a liberal political agenda. And House Republicans will stand on that principle,'' said Mike Pence, an Indiana Republican.


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I went ahead and sketched up what I have in mind for the cabinets in the peninsula this AM since there was mild interest and a bit of confusion as to what I meant.
What we have here is a 10′ wide section of cabinets and countertop with the 6″-12″ deep chase for electrical and plumbing runs to the second floor on the far right. I went ahead and threw a couple shallow, open shelves on the end of this for a bit more storage near the stove. The 10′ space is divided into cabinet widths from left to right of 24″, 24″, 30″, 30″ and 12″. There are three deep, 30″ drawers and three small 12″ wide drawers. I like large drawers as they provide for efficient and maximum storage while minimizing hardware costs. Lastly, there is a hanging shelf from the ceiling that could be made of sheet lumber, metal mesh or a translucent material.
Venting the cooktop still needs some further investigation but I am hoping that by placing one of the HRV exaust vents on the ceiling directly above it, that it may be enough to take care of this need without adding an extra exhast sytem.
This, again requires a pricey drawer dishwasher to fit to the left of the sink and a cooktop that is less than 5″ deep. The hope is that keeping the kitchen minimal will allow us extra budget for nice appliances.
Nic, I didn't have time to draw you in the diagram but I'm sure you could cut and paste a nice image of yourself in there for reference.
If you enjoyed reading this post I can promise you'll love our new writing over at Postgreen Homes. Yeah, we know that's the same thing your favorite band said and their new album is nowhere near as good as their early stuff, but seriously, we are actually still getting better.
There also isn't much conversation to be had here . . . at least not with us. So come on over to the Postgreen Homes Blog and tell us what you think of our new(ish) digs and crazy ideas. We will be sure to tell you what we think of your opinion.


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|From: Bill Wood (william.wood3 at comcast.net)
Date: Thu Jun 7 11:21:25 EDT 2007
On Thu, 2007-06-07 at 07:53 -0500, Grant Rettke wrote: > Hi folks, > > I grew up using either vi or notepad, yes I lived a sheltered life. > > That said, I am pretty happy with DrScheme. I haven't even learned any > advanced key commands to select s-expressions, it is on my list, > though. > > It "sounds" like everyone uses EMACS. "They" keep talking about how > great it is for LISP, and how much they love it. > > EMACS looks like it has a bit of a learning curve? Is that true? Do you use it? > > What are the pros and cons in your mind of using EMACS with mzscheme. > > Do you use it on Windows? I've been using emacs since around '81, when it became available as an alternative to the ed/ted context editors that were the default on Honeywell Multics. Contrary to what some have said, I didn't find the learning curve too bad, but then I only tried to learn what I needed to do my job. Currently I use "emacs + <insert language here>" *exclusively*, mostly because if I find a language implementation that forces an IDE I abandon it then and there. My experiences have been with Multics and then various unices. In those environments I developed a view of "sitting above" all my tool sets, mixing and matching as the task at hand plus my imagination directed. IDEs always make me feel confined, "inside" the tool, and that feeling is way too close to the way I feel whenever I touch Windows. Right now I have an emacs open with one window containing a mzscheme file I'm adding some functions to, and a window containing the Python version of a variation on the Sieve of Eratosthenes I'm interested in. Later today I will be in emacs updating a little s-expression database of student scores preparatory to running my Common Lisp progress report application. Later this weekend I expect to be working on some compare-and-contrast timing studies of some simple number-theory programs in mzscheme, cmucl and just maybe ocaml and smlnj, all from within emacs. Those are my pros and cons (given the lack of cons you might think I was biased :-). So you know where I'm coming from :-). That said, I'm convinced that the experience -- ease-of-use, learning curve, degree of preference, etc., is much more closely tied to individual psychology than the flame-fanners are willing to admit. Do I use it on Windows? I have done (emacs-nt), but then as a rule I don't *do* Windows. -- Bill Wood
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Saif Ali Khan and Shilpa Shetty relived their old good memories from the past on the sets of Nach Baliye 6. The duo was seen reminiscing their old days by dancing over their hit number 'Haatho Main Aa Gaya Jo Kal' from the 1994 movie Aao Pyar Karen. Needless to say everyone loved the performance by the Bollywood actors.
Saif Ali Khan was on the sets to promote his upcoming movie Bullet Raja which releases this Friday on the 29th. He looked handsome in a black biker jacket and ripped jeans while Shilpa looked elegant in a stunning lime green chiffon sari.
A vital and interesting part of the whole scenario was that Saif's better half Kareena Kapoor Khan too was present there to promote her movie Gori Tere Pyar Main. We wonder what was Kareena's reaction to this performance by her hubby.
Its been long since Shilpa and Saif were seen together. The times have changed and will keep changing but it seems like the rapport between the two has not changed at all. It indeed is a sweet memoir when actors drive down the memory lane and perform on their songs from their old movies.
The episode saw contestants Lata Sabharwal and hubby Sanjeev Seth getting eliminated due to less public votes.
Saif On The Sets Of Nach Baliye 6
Seen here with Aao Pyar Karen co-star Shilpa Shetty and producer director Sajid Khan
Saif And Shilpa Dancing!
The duo was seen dancing over the song 'Haatho main aa gaya jo kal' from their movie Aao Pyar Karen.
Masti With Bullet Raja!
Saif enjoyed the time spent on the sets on NB 6. Completes the challenge of pulling a hand-rickshaw with Kiku over it.


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FDA Advises Consumers to Avoid Toothpaste From China Containing Harmful Chemical
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Strong defense helps Valley upset No. 7 Freeport
Valley first-year coach Chad Walsh said his team gained an identity Friday night.
And with it, one of the program's biggest wins in recent history, a win that had students storming the turf and Vikings fans reveling in an Allegheny Conference upset.
Demetrious Houser ran for 111 yards, Jaden Walker added 62 in his first action of the season and new kicker Steve Colagrande made the most of his first field-goal attempt as Valley stunned Class AA No. 7 Freeport, 9-8, at Valley Memorial Stadium.
"To beat a team of that caliber on our home field, I'm still numb," Walsh said. "We found out a lot of good things about our team tonight. The kids believed."
Valley (2-2, 2-2) is 2-0 at home. The other win, 14-7 over Deer Lakes in Week 1, snapped a 22-game losing streak.
On Friday, a game slowed by penalties and late clock resets only prolonged a trying night for Freeport (3-1, 3-1), which was held to 49 total yards, including 10 passing. The Yellowjackets lost four fumbles and seemed out of sorts.
"We didn't have that look in our eyes tonight," Freeport coach John Gaillot said. "Their team wanted it more. We played with little physicality. We had way too many three-and-outs."
A game where the head-turning result overshadowed any of its individual plays came down to which team could hold on to the ball and outlast the other.
"We knew we were capable of beating them, but give Freeport credit. They played well," said Houser, who needed only nine carries to top the 100 yards. "We know if we're going to make it to the playoffs, we'll need to win conference games."
An uneventful, somewhat fidgety first half saw both teams commit two turnovers. Freeport lost a pair of fumbles — recovered by Valley's Chaz Cheatham and Brandon VanTine — and Valley lost a fumble and had a pass intercepted.
The interception by Fred Pastoria went for a 50-yard touchdown. Zane Geist snared the two-point pass from Brendan Lynch for an 8-0 Freeport lead at the half.
But Houser turned the second play of the second half into a 55-yard touchdown, racing down the far sideline. The conversion pass failed, and the Vikings trailed, 8-6, with 11:23 to play in the third.
The score stayed that way until Colagrande, following a fumble recovery by teammate Dale Lasko, make a field goal from 26 yards to make the score 9-8 with 7:18 left in the third.
Colagrande, who missed last week's game with an illness, also attempted a 41-yarder with about six minutes left but was wide left.
A soccer player, Colagrande was urged to try out or football by Valley's athletic trainer two weeks ago.
"The guys on this team never surprise me," Colagrande said. "They knew they could win this game."
Valley held its ground in the fourth, applying constant pressure to Lynch before forcing another fumble, which Valley's Terrell Fields scooped up with three minutes left.
"We weren't going to let their quarterback beat us," Walsh said. "We knew we couldn't allow the big play."
Valley faced a fourth-and-1 on its final possession ,but a face-mask penalty on Freeport all but sealed the win.
Walker, who hadn't played due to personal reasons, ran 22 times. He gained 49 yards in the second half.
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Sainsbury's Egypt re-assesses strategies
The British Sainsbury's Corporation recently reported that it is continuing their evaluation of the future of Sainsbury's-Egypt Company, and therefore, until now, no final decision has been made regarding this subsidiary.
Al-Ahram newspaper reported that the spokesman for Sainsbury's in London announced that the company is currently evaluating three alternative strategies regarding Sainsbury's-Egypt Company — sales, development and entering joint ventures. The company presently operates 106 large stores in Cairo, employing 2,500 workers.
The spokesman revealed also that the company had generated ₤11 million profits in 2000, despite the numerous problems facing this subsidiary. In addition, he asserted that the company has been reviewing and assessing its performance and activities since last November. —(Albawaba-MEBG)
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Celiac disease is a chronic autoimmune disease that occurs in genetically susceptable individuals when exposed to an environmental trigger, gluten. The prevalence of celiac disease in the United States and most parts of the world, has been estimated to be approximately 1%-2% of the population. Once considered a rare syndrome of childhood, celiac disease is now recognized as a common condition that may be diagnosed at any age and affects many organ systems. In people who have the genetic susceptibility for celiac disease, symptoms can be triggered by ingesting proteins called glutens, which are found in grains such as wheat, barley and rye. In patients with celiac disease, eating gluten causes a systemic autoimmune response, inflammation, and damage to the lining of the small intestine, which can result in inadequate absorption of nutrients and a wide range of clinical symptoms, including:
For all patients, celiac disease is a lifelong disease. Unless gluten is completely eliminated from their diet, patients have an enhanced risk for the development of further complications, such as osteoporosis, infertility, cancer, other autoimmune diseases, and increased mortality.
Currently, there are no drugs available for the treatment of celiac disease. Current standard of care recommends that patients follow a strict, gluten-free diet; however, total exclusion of dietary gluten is very difficult because gluten is one of the most common food ingredients. Even highly motivated patients who attempt to adhere to the diet are affected due to inadvertent or background exposure to gluten, and a majority of patients with celiac disease who are in clinical remission and who claim to be following a gluten-free diet have persistent abnormalities in small bowel biopsy specimens and persistance of symptoms. Inadvertent exposure to gluten has been identified as the leading cause of non-responsive celiac disease among clinically diagnosed patients who were presumed to be on a gluten-free diet. Thus, there is an acute need for non-dietary therapies for celiac disease. One approach involves the use of proteases that digest gluten in the stomach.
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Cheap Tacky ShowBlog – President's Day
Today is President's Day. Yay Presidents!
Congrats to Charlie Sheen, he's engaged to a porn star. He popped the question Saturday to Brett Rossi in Hawaii. This will be his 1, 2, 3… FOURTH marriage!
Bigger question is "what does she see in him?"
FU (Frank Underwood, of course)
Anybody totally binge watch the second season of House of Cards since it dropped Friday morning? Kathy and I watched episode 14 (1st ep. of season 2). It was really good. No spoiler alerts, but trust me, it was good.
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This applies to anyone marrying a DJ… but it turns out that more women than ever are 'marrying down.' By 'marrying down,' we mean women who have a hubby who is less educated than they are.
In 2012, 21% of women had more education than their spouse, which is a threefold increase since 1960.
This is no surprise, really, since women have been graduating from college at twice the rate in the last two decades.
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We'll have lots of coverage recapping Data Center World in coming days. But here are some DCW news "snackables" – easily-digested infonuggets from the show that may not merit entire stories, but I found interesting nonetheless.
Attendance is Down: There are between 700 and 800 attendees at this year's conference, according to AFCOM. That's a significant drop from last year's record attendance of more than 1,300 at the spring event (which typically draws a larger crowd than the fall DCW show). Both events were in Las Vegas. The lower turnout was not surprising, as AFCOM's research showed that many companies are slashing travel and training budgets as part of broader cost-cutting initiatives. Still, it was an interesting contrast to last week's DataCenterDynamics conference in New York, which drew more than 950 attendees, a slight increase from the 2008 DCD event in New York. The different format – DataCenterDynamics holds one-day shows in major data center markets – suggests that data center managers are willing to attend conferences that are close to home. Given the country's somber economic mood, Las Vegas may be a particularly hard sell for corporate travel approvals.
Cities and States Are Still Chasing Data Centers: This week I saw more economic development agencies with booths than I've ever seen at an industry expo, and many were from the Midwest, which is hungry for data centers. State-level economic development agencies from Iowa, Nebraska, Wyoming, North Dakota and Virginia all had booths, as did local development groups representing Omaha, southern Virginia and Temple, Texas. If you have a large project looking for a home, you have many friends in state capitols.
The InterCloud is Coming: Buzz alert: watch for the phrase "InterCloud" to grow in adoption. The phrase has been widely used by Cisco in describing its view of cloud computing, and was invoked in Tuesday's keynote by Sun Microsystems CTO Greg Papadopoulos. "There's not going to be a single network, but we will have this global network of clouds, segmented into subclouds and intraclouds," he said to accompany an "InterCloud" slide.


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MOTORISTS are facing massive delays on the M6 this morning due to roadworks.
The Highways Agency say it is taking almost two hours to travel from Standish near Wigan to junction 21 at Woolston.
The delays are being blamed on the work on the Thelwall Viaduct which started last week and the morning rush hour traffic.
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The Green Cross
The Green Cross is the symbol of recognition for those who have used Hurst Jaws of Life products to save lives. The Green Cross is awarded after information concerning a rescue is filed in the official Green Cross Registry. Since the program's inception, thousands worldwide have received this prestigious honor. When we receive a report describing how the Jaws of Life tools were used to save and/or free an entrapped victim, we will award the green cross to the personnel involved. The Green Cross should be applied to your Hurst Qualification Patch. You can register for the Green Cross Award by using the the online registration form below, or you may request a Green Cross form by calling Hurst at 704-487-6961 or by faxing a request to 704-487-2055.
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Ballistic Program and PBC personalized ballistic cam
The ballistic program is available online and as app:
Find the online ballistic program here.
Download the ballistic program apps for iOS and Android.
Knowing the ballistic data for your Ballistic Turret or long-range reticle is essential for a successful hunt. It's not always easy to have all ballistic data in mind and remembering it while hunting especially when you own different rifle scopes or use different rifles. Learn in this article how to easily calculate the required values for your rifle scope with the SWAROVSKI OPTIK ballistic program and app at home or when you are out in the field.
Accurate ballistic calculator
The SWAROVSKI OPTIK ballistic program helps you to identify the individual aiming points for your long-range reticle and makes it easy for you to calculate the required correction values for your desired zero range distances for your BT ballistic turret. Entering your data in the ballistic program is the first step to configure your PBC personalized ballistic cam for Z6(i), Z5 and Z3 rifle scopes, your PXC personalized extreme cam for X5(i) rifle scopes and your PBR personalized ballistic ring for Z8i rifle scopes.
Bullet specifications are automatically loaded
For starting your ballistic calculations choose your rifle scope type and your specific ammunition out of a broad list with all popular bullets. All specifications are automatically loaded. In case you cannot find your ammunitions you can enter all specifications manually as handload as well. Enter your zero range and sea level. You can use the expert mode for inserting even more detailed data (e.g. atmospheric conditions...).
Detailed information about your reticle and shooting distances
Once you added all data you receive detailed information about the individual aiming points for your reticle and about the number of clicks for your Ballistic Turret.
Create your PBC personalized ballistic cam, PXC personalized extreme cam or PBR personalized ballistic ring
SWAROVSKI OPTIK has developed an additional, custom-made ballistic cam for Z6(i), Z5, Z3 and X5(i) rifle scopes and a ballistic ring for Z8i rifle scopes that are equipped with the ballistic turret. The personalized ballistic cam and ring make shooting simpler and more reliable.
Configuration of your PBC, PXC and PBR
With the online ballistic program it's easy to configure your PBC personalized ballistic cam, PXC personalized extreme cam and PBR personalized ballistic ring:
1. Select your rifle scope and ammunition and enter your desired zero range.
2. In the results select the tab for the PBC, PXC or PBR.
3. Individualise the texts on your personalized cam or ring.
4. Contact your SWAROVSKI OPTIK dealer for ordering your personalized cam or ring with your preferences engraved on it.
Calculate your data online or with your smartphone
The SWAROVSKI OPTIK ballistic program is available online on ballisticprograms.swarovskioptik.com. Additionally the ballistic program is available as app for your iOS and Android device. The online program and both apps are for free.
Find the online ballistic program here.
Download the ballistic program apps for iOS and Android.
Always remember: You are responsible for the shot that you fire
We would like to make you aware that, while the ballistic program provides valuable support for long-range shooting, you must assess the situation yourself and you are ultimately responsible for the shot that you fire. To be able to benefit from the chance to take an accurate long-range shot, you are always recommended to use a rangefinder to calculate the exact distance. Having the right equipment, combined with practiced techniques that inspire confidence will help ensure your success.
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Dear Gene, it is not possible to retrofit your Habicht with a BT. Best regards, the SWAROVSKI OPTIK Social Media Team
I have a 4-16x50 HABICHT. Is it possible to get BT for this scope?? Thanks!
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Dear Brandon, Our ballistic programs is based on G1. G7 is for long-range shooting, if you prefer this, please use the STRELOK ballistic program. Best regards, the SWAROVSKI OPTIK Social Media Team
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Dear Pek, Please check our subtension dimension program for different magnification with 4A-300i: http://subtensions.swarovskioptik.com/ Best regards, the SWAROVSKI OPTIK Social Media Team
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Dear Doug, A mounting of BT is possible. It costs about € 266,- (depends which country you are based). You have to send it in for repair which takes 10 working days (without post road). Please tell us which country you are from to proceed repair. You can send the info to firstname.lastname@example.com Afterwards you can configure your PBC in our ballistic program and then order with the sent code this turret with your dealer. Best regards, the SWAROVSKI OPTIK Social Media Team


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Thursday, July 10
What is a Grand Jury all about? For answers, come to the next meeting of RWCMC at noon on Thursday, July 10 at Shiloh's, with District Attorney Will Furse. All are welcome. Call Rosemarie at 564-1576.
Saturday, July 12
Freshly made Navajo Tacos will be available 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at Dolores United Methodist Church, 105 N 8th Street, Dolores. Cost is $7 per person or $5 for kids under 12. Also available are homemade baked goods and pies, and crafts. See the stone church that was ordered from the Sears catalog.
Montezuma Acoustic Trust at Mancos Valley Distillery. Doors open at 6 p.m.; music starts at 8 p.m. Glenn Smith on guitar, Hutchinson with vocals and banjo, Jack Tallmadge on stand-up bass. A live performance on KSJD on July 9 at 6:30 p.m.
Free Second Saturdays Concert Series. Music on The Plaza, 7-9 p.m., with Jill Haley, with music written while she was artist-in-residence at Mesa Verde National Park. Coming up Saturday, Aug. 9: Tarnished Brass.
Sunday, July 13
The Compassionate Friends hosts its annual Walk to Remember at 9 a.m. at the Centennial Park, Cortez. Registration at 8:30 a.m. Compassionate Friends is a national organization for families who have lost a child. Donations accepted. Call Cherie McAndrew at 565-6480 or Debbie Snead at 565-4732.
Tuesday, July 15
The Mesa Verde Gardeners hosts Design Workshop in advance of the Montezuma County Fair and Flower Show. Receive instruction on Fresh and Dried Floral Arrangements. The class will be held at 9:30 a.m. at 29204 County Road M. Call Dayna at 570-9048 by 5 p.m. July 13 to reserve a seat or for information.
Wednesday, July 16
Southwest Colorado Green Party quarterly meeting. Second floor of the Wilson Building, 16 W. Main Street, Cortez, CO at 6:30 p.m. All are welcome.
Join Jim Jackson (Art Guffaw) of the Millibo Art Theater for the last Family Entertainment Program performance of the 2014 season, 2 p.m. at the Cortez Public Library. Jim presents an hour of circus silliness and gigantic bubbles. Part of the fizz of our Fizz! Boom! Read! theme. Free, by Golden Dreams through Onward! A Legacy Foundation. The library is at 202 N. Park St., Cortez, CO. Call 970-565-8117.
Thursday, July 17
Cortez GOAL Academy Open House about our free, blended high school at the Cortez GOAL Academy site at 19 N. Maple St., 4:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. We're an online schooling option, with drop-in centers, providing an accredited high school diploma to youths ages 14 through 21. Contact Kimberley Bradshaw at (970) 576-8076 or Liz Starks at (970) 213-0923 or email@example.com.
Printmaking with artist Bryan Kyle, 6 to 7:30 p.m., Mancos Public Library, 211 West First Street in Mancos. Free. All ages are welcome.
Saturday, July 19
Watch "Open Sesame - The Story of Seeds," a new documentary about the importance of seeds, at 7 p.m. at Mt. Lookout Grange in Mancos (680 Grand Ave). Suggested donation of $5, but no one will be turned away for lack of funds. Call 509-830-4380.
Thursday, July 24
"Wildlife Conservation and Zooarchaeology," presented by Steve Wolverton at 7 p.m., Crow Canyon Archaeological Center, 23390 Road K, Cortez. It's part of the 2014 Four Corners Lecture Series. Admission is free. Call 970-564-4362.
The Mancos Friends of the Library is celebrating its five year anniversary from 6 to 8 p.m. The event will include a book sale, live piano music by Lee Bartley, a reading by John Wright from La Grulla and storytelling by John Pfeiffer, aka Mancos John, from Fantastical Treasure Tales of the Colorado Rockies. There will also be cake and ice cream.
Saturday, July 26
Annual Mancos Centennial Scholarship Spaghetti Dinner will be held at the Mancos school cafeteria, 5:30-7 p.m. Dinner will be $10 for adults. Children 10 and under eat free. The dinner benefits two scholarships for Mancos high school seniors each year.
Mancos Boy Scout Troop 518 and Cub Scouts' annual Pancake Breakfast fundraiser, Mancos School Cafeteria, before the Mancos Days Parade, 6:30 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. Cost: $5 per adult; $2.50 per child 10 years and younger; $12 per family of two adults and two children under 10 years. Advance tickets sold at the school cafeteria door the morning of the event.
Tuesday, Aug. 5
First Tuesday Evening Market. Local produce, handmade goods, music. At City Park next to the Welcome Center on Main, 4-7 p.m. Everyone is welcome. Support local economy, grow community! Information: Gretchen, 509-830-4380.
Friday Aug. 8
The 38th Annual Escalante Days celebration in Dolores, beginning at 4:30 p.m. Friday and 6 a.m. Saturday. Mountain bike race, live music, food, parade, softball tournament, bike race, duck race, activities for kids and families. Venues include Flanders Park and Dolores River Brewery's indoor and outdoor stages. Information: 970-882-4018, or dolorechamber.com.
Escalante Days: Free Children's Bicycle Rodeo after the Children's Parade behind the Dolores Medical Center. Learn safety skills. Participants receive free helmets and chance to win a bike.
Saturday, Aug. 9
Escalante Days mountain bike race starts at 9:50 a.m. at Fifth and Central in Dolores. Register at www.active.com by Aug. 6 ($35) or on race day ($45) at 8 a.m. at the Dolores Medical Office. Information: www.clubrunner.ca/dolores. Volunteers needed: Contact Laurel Rematore at firstname.lastname@example.com or 970-529-4642. Proceeds benefit various Dolores Rotary projects.
Seed School in A Day will be taught at the Mt. Lookout Grange, 680 Grand Ave, Mancos, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. It will be taught by Bill and Belle of Rocky Mountain Seed Alliance. Register online at www.RockyMountainSeeds.org.
K-9 Search and Rescue Team Inc will be hosting their annual pancake breakfast at the "Doghouse" located at 35 Railroad Avenue in Dolores. Doors open at 6:00 a.m. Cost: $5
Through August
Indian Dancers and Sam Sandoval, Navajo Code Talker at The Cultural Center, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday 7-8 p.m. Every Wednesday at 8 p.m. in The Gallery: Sam Sandoval, WWII Navajo Code Talker. Note: Saturday, July 12 and Saturday, Aug. 9, there will be no Indian Dancers.
First Monday
Southwest Center for Independence Second Chance Brain Injury group meetings at noon at the Cortez office, 2409 E. Empire. Call Matthew at 570-8001.
First Tuesday
American Legion Ute Mountain Post 75 meets at 7 p.m. at the American Legion Hall, 320 N. Harrison St. Call 565-8151.
Dolores Mountain Quilters meets at 10 a.m. at the Dolores Community Center, 400 Riverside Ave, Dolores. The July meeting includes two demonstrations by Gail Braunn: easy half-square triangles and disappearing 4 patch with variations. Information: doloresmountainquilters.org or Judith Swain at 970-560-4426.
First Thursday
Montezuma County Republican Central Committee meets at noon at Shiloh's Steakhouse. Email Nicci Crowley at email@example.com or call 570-9372.
The Montezuma County VFW Post 5231 meets at 7 p.m. at the Post home in Mancos.
First and Third Thursdays
Learn signs and nursery rhymes at the Mancos Public Library at 10 a.m. All ages welcome. Call 970-403-9237.
Second Saturday
The Mancos Valley Historical Saturday meets at the Mancos Public Library at 10 a.m. For info., Bob Huffman: 406-249-7733.
Second Tuesday
The Mancos Water Conservancy District board meetings are held at 7 p.m. at the district's office 42599 Road N, Mancos. For info: Gary Kennedy 533-7325.
The Montezuma County Historical Society Board of Directors meets at 11:30 at the Cortez Elks Club and include a no host lunch. Anyone interested in the history of Montezuma County and the Four Corners is very welcome.
Second Sunday
The Mancos Community Dinners each month at Mt. Lookout Grange in Mancos (680 Grand Ave). Pay-what-you-can dinner, bring a dish if you want. For information, to help out, or to make donations call Gretchen at 509-830-4380.
Second Thursday
Republican Women of Montezuma County invite the public to meet at noon at Shiloh's Steakhouse at 5 Veach St., Cortez. Call Rosemarie Beall at 564-1576.
A free legal self-help clinic for Montezuma County parties without an attorney are 2-5 p.m. at the Mancos Public Library, 211 W. First St. Volunteer attorneys will assist one-on-one, via computer link. First-come, first-served.
Third Thursday
Dolores secondary PTO meets the third Thursday of every month at 3:45 p.m. in Mr. Thurston's office. Email Heather Alvarez at firstname.lastname@example.com or call Tif at 903-8752.
Fourth Tuesday
4 Corners Republican Women's Club meets at 11:30 a.m. at the Cortez Elk's Lodge. Information: 565-2197.
Every Tuesday
The Dolores Public Library answers technology/software questions about Microsoft Word, email, digital pictures, etc., free at 2-5 p.m. Information: 882-4127.


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1. Re: DEV_MDS schema growthDan Atwood Jul 15, 2013 12:04 PM (in response to user12859640)
For the domain's setSOADomainEnv.cmd file, try:
set DEFAULT_MEM_ARGS=-Xms512m -Xmx1024m
set PORT_MEM_ARGS=-Xms768m -Xmx3072m
2. Re: DEV_MDS schema growthuser12859640 Jul 15, 2013 12:52 PM (in response to Dan Atwood)
Hi Dan,
this is the value I am using
set DEFAULT_MEM_ARGS=-Xms768m -Xmx2048m
set PORT_MEM_ARGS=-Xms768m -Xmx2560m
what am worried is in my local I created only few instances (I have deployed and undeployed the process so many times as well), even then the DEV_MDS growth rate is large. how do we handle in a production environment where we have 8-10 applications with lots of transactions.


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Blood sample in Ferrante case negative for cyanide
A test that casts doubt on how much cyanide was in the blood of a deceased UPMC neurologist could be a major break for the defense of her husband charged with her poisoning death, medical experts not involved in the case said on Tuesday.
"If you can't find the bullet, how do you prove the cause of death?" said John Trestrail, a pharmacist who taught classes on criminal poisoning at the FBI National Academy. "If you say it's the cause of death, you're going to have to be able to prove it."
Wendy Williams, one of two lawyers for University of Pittsburgh researcher Dr. Robert Ferrante, on Tuesday told Allegheny County Common Pleas President Judge Jeffrey A. Manning that blood tests from Quest Diagnostics, which showed cyanide in Dr. Autumn Marie Klein's system, differed from the tests conduct by NMS, a Philadelphia-based forensic toxicology lab.
"In a nutshell, the blood results from NMS were negative," Williams said.
Williams and Bill Difenderfer, who also represents Ferrante, declined to explain the results in further detail, citing a gag order in the case.
Assistant District Attorney Lisa Pellegrini said Williams' characterization that there was no cyanide present in NMS' results was not accurate.
Williams is seeking Quest's operating procedures and protocols because of the disparity.
"We need it to review the testing procedures of Quest because the blood sample was tested for cyanide, when sent by the commonwealth to NMS, was negative for cyanide as a cause of death," she said. "(We) want testing procedures and storage of Quest examined by an expert."
Williams wants NMS to retest the samples that Quest tested to verify the accuracy of the results.
Klein, 41, died on April 20, 2013, three days after investigators say she was poisoned. Ferrante, 65, is scheduled to stand trial on Sept. 22. Lawyers in the case will select a jury from Dauphin County beginning on Sept. 8. The case will be tried in Pittsburgh.
There are several factors that could have caused different results, said Dr. James Norris, a toxicologist based in Benton, Ark., who has given expert testimony in several criminal cases.
Whether the blood samples at the two labs were from the same draw, if the time period between the collection and analysis was the same, storage conditions and the type of analysis all could be factors, Norris said. "Differences in those factors could yield contradictory results," he said.
"The devil's going to be in the details," said Dr. Michael J. McCabe, a forensic toxicologist in Lancaster. "The bottom line is people shouldn't have any cyanide in their blood."
During their investigation of Klein's death, detectives searched Ferrante's home, offices at UPMC, the University of Pittsburgh, email accounts that belonged to him and Klein, computers, phones and his car. They found that Ferrante bought cyanide with a Pitt account days before his wife fell ill.
Adam Brandolph is a staff writer for Trib Total Media. He can be reached at 412-391-0927 or email@example.com.


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Colorful Apartment close to the beach
Size60 m²
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- Family/child friendly
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- Kitchen
- Pets allowed
- Air conditioning
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- Smoking allowed
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The apartment is at the 3rd floor and has a huge corner balcony which offers city and mountain views. The living area is 33 well organized square meters. The entrance hall has a single bed and empty room, the bedroom has a big double bed, a table with chairs, TV set with DVD, (movies and books), and closet. The kitchen is separated and fully equipped! There is coffee machine, water boiler, mixer, full scale oven with 4 hot plates, big refrigerator and e-devices like toaster, juice machine and others, which can be useful. It is successfully rented since 1 year and beloved by families with baby, because of the free provided baby cot. The studio has also own phone line to accept calls and WiFi high speed internet to be always connected. At the balcony there is also chairs and tables and also the washing machine.
In range of 300 meters whole city center, as well markets, fruits, cafe and restaurants, and off course people who want to travel at that unique corner of Greece. Also few steps away is the children's square with children's playground. There are Bakeries and the big supermarket less than 5 minutes walk. The big park of Loutraki is also 5 minutes away.
House rules1.Guests are required to respect the apartment and its equipment.
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Summer period shall be the time from 1 April to 30 September and winter as the period from 1 October to 31 March.
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Fotis was an excellent host & gave our group great advice for exploring Athens. The flat was well located next to the tram in a quiet area, and was clean, bright & spacious for our group of 4. The balcony was excellent & although a bit out of the city center, the tram was less than 5 min walk & I'd recommend this flat for anyone staying in Athens!
The host Fotis is very nice, answering all our questions rapidemant before we went and greatly facilitating our arrival.
The apartment is spacious, it is not centrally located but it is not far and is close to a tram station which offers quick access to the subway.
Attention to the address; there may be confusion with another housing.
L'hote Fotis est très agréable, répondant rapidemant à toutes nos questions avant notre départ et facilitant grandement notre arrivée.
L'appartement est spacieux, il n'est pas situé au centre mais il n'en est pas loin et se trouve à proximité d'une station de tram qui permet de rejoindre rapidement le métro.
Attention à l'adresse; il risque d'y avoir confusion avec un autre logement.
Good but austere apartment
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Beautiful location to get to know Athens
Goed maar sober appartement
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In a nutshell: Very good location, nice and comfortable apartment, super nice and helpful host, the Fotis. This accommodation can definitely recommend more !! Many Thanks !!!
Kurz und knapp: Sehr gute Lage, schöne und komfortable Wohnung, super netter und hilfsbereiter Gastgeber, der Fotis. Diese Unterkunft kann man auf jeden Fall weiter empfehlen!! Vielen Dank!!!
Excellent apartment in a quiet area. Not far from the city center, convenient transportation. Easy access to the airport or the sea. Equipped with everything you need. Good kitchen, stove and refrigerator, dishes. All very convenient. In walking distance of many restaurants and cafes, a good supermarket and bakery. Large balcony and great views from the living room. Fotis very pleasant host, promptly responded to all questions. We met and spent absolutely on time, I have always been in touch. Fotis, thank you very much once again for your hospitality! I sincerely recommend this apartment, especially for family vacation! Nice apartment in a quite area. Slose to the city center. Well-equipped appartment and kitchen. Fotis is very nice, helpful and very welcoming. We definately recommend this apartment!
Отличная квартира в спокойном районе. Недалеко от центра, удобное транспортное сообщение. Удобно добираться в аэропорт или в сторону моря. Оборудована всем необходимым. Хорошая кухня, плита и холодильник, посуда. Все очень удобно. В пешей доступности много ресторанов и кафе, хороший супермаркет и булочные. Большой балкон и великолепный вид из гостиной. Fotis очень приятный хозяин, оперативно реагировал на все вопросы. Встретил нас и проводил абсолютно вовремя, всегда был на связи. Fotis, большое спасибо еще раз за гостеприимство! Искренне рекомендую эту квартиру, особенно для отдыха семьей! Nice apartment in a quite area. Сlose to the city center. Well-equipped appartment and kitchen. Fotis is very nice, helpful and very welcoming. We definately recommend this apartment!
Large apartment, very well maintained, right next to a tram station and close to the city center. The area is nice, quiet and save. The apartment has a large balcony, from where you can even see Lycavitos hill! And Fotis is very nice and helpful. Great price / performance ratio. I definately recommend this apartment.
Nice apartment in a quite area. It is 15 min from downtown Athens. The host is very friendly and helpsome. The only reason why we dont rate it with 5 stars is that the number of pots and pans in the kitchen are limited so it is hard to make food your self, which was the reason for us to book an apartment in stead of a hotel room.
Apartment very correct functional near downtown (20 minutes) Quiet We were 6 including 4 children / teens. Fotis is very friendly and full of good advice. recommended
Appartement très correct fonctionnel proche du centre ville (20 mn) calme Nous étions 6 dont 4 enfants/ados. Fotis est tres sympathique et plein de bon conseil. à recommander
Very nice apartment: small, but it has everything you need: kitchen, bathroom, two balconies. Very nice mother of the owner offered them his own jam roboty- us very proud indeed;) Near the sea, just a few minut.Świetna base for exploring Athens and Peloponezu.Polecam
Bardzo sympatyczne mieszkanie: niewielkie, ale było w nim wszystko co potrzeba: kuchnia, łazienka, dwa balkony. Bardzo miła mama właściciela poczęstowała nas dżemem własnej roboty- bardzo pysznym zresztą;) Blisko morza, dosłownie kilka minut.Świetna baza wypadowa do zwiedzania Aten i Peloponezu.Polecam
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Bruno Mattei (30 July 1931 â" 21 May 2007) was an Italian film director, screenwriter and editor who gained a cult following for a wide variety of exploitation films that covered many genres, ranging from women in prison (WIP) to zombie films. He used many pseudonyms, predominantly Vincent Dawn (choosing that surname as a nod to George Romero's Dawn of the Dead).
Mattei got his start in Italian cinema by editing more than 100 films between the 1960s to the early 1970s (a job he always enjoyed even more than directing). In 1974, he earned his first directorial credit, directing 20 minutes of additional hardcore footage for the French release of Jesus Franco's 1969 film 99 Women. He had earlier edited Jesus Franco's "Count Dracula" (1969), and in early 1975, he wrote the screenplay for the Joe D'Amato film Demon Rage and edited Joe D'Amato's Black Eva. Mattei became a full-time director in 1977 when he made several erotic Nazi death camp films, which he followed up with some porno documentaries such as Sexy Night Report, and The True Story of the Nun of Monza. Next, he directed two of his most infamous horror shockers, The Other Hell and Virus: Hell of the Living Dead.
After directing two Caligula-inspired rip-offs and two Emanuelle women-in-prison films starring Laura Gemser, he made the delirious Rats: Night of Terror (a low budget science fiction film of which he was very proud), and the ultra-gory Zombie 3 (which he completed for director Lucio Fulci in the Philippines, after Fulci took ill). Mattei was also an assistant director on Lamberto Bava's film "Monster Shark" (1984).
He didn't turn out much work in the 1990s (although during this period he directed the direct to video film Cruel Jaws, a rip-off of Steven Spielberg's Jaws, originally planned to be a made-for-television movie). Later in 2001, Mattei returned to filmmaking, this time for the direct to video market. He directed several erotic thrillers before returning once more to the Philippines, where he shot two more cannibal films, another women-in-prison film and two final zombie movies.
He made around 45 films all told, many of which were very low budget. His work has attracted a significant cult following. His films tend to be appreciated for their unique dialogue, terrible dubbing, very low budgets and gory special effects. He is sometimes referred to as the "Ed Wood of Italian filmmaking". Although Hollywood film critics undoubtedly regard him as a hack, it should be remembered that Mattei worked with many well-known cult filmmakers like Jesus Franco, Joe D'Amato, Lucio Fulci, Lamberto Bava and Claudio Fragasso, and got to direct such well-known stars as Lou Ferrigno, Reb Brown, Bo Svenson, Donald Pleasence and Richard Harris. On an interview segment contained on Anchor Bay's DVD release for Hell of the Living Dead and Rats: Night of Terror, Mattei claimed that he would like to reshoot all of his films, as he finds them "ugly".
In early 2007, Mattei's health began to decline rapidly after he was diagnosed with a brain tumor. Despite his doctor's warnings, he went through with a surgical operation to have the tumor removed in May of that year. After the surgery, he fell into a coma from complications, and died a few days later on May 21, 2007, at age 75.
Selected filmography as director
- SS Girls (1977) aka Private House for the SS
- Women's Camp 119 (1977)
- Emanuelle's Erotic Nights (1977)
- Emanuelle and the Porno Nights (1977)
- Sexy Night Report (1977) aka Mondo Erotico
- The True Story of the Nun of Monza (1980)
- The Other Hell (1980) aka The Presence, aka Guardian of Hell
- Hell of the Living Dead (1980) aka Night of the Zombies, aka Zombie Creeping Flesh
- Porno Holocaust (1981) Mattei co-directed this with Joe D'Amato (uncredited)
- Nero and Poppea: An Orgy of Power (1982)
- Caligula and Messalina (1982) aka Caligula's Perversions
- Violence in a Women's Prison (1982) aka Caged Women
- Women's Prison Massacre (1983) aka Emanuelle Escapes From Hell
- Seven Magnificent Gladiators (1983, starring Lou Ferrigno) Mattei co-directed this with Claudio Fragasso
- Rats: Night of Terror (1983) Sci-fi thriller (one of Mattei's favorite projects)
- Monster Shark (1984) Mattei was second-unit director on this Lamberto Bava film
- White Apache (1986, Spaghetti western)
- Scalps (1986, Spaghetti western)
- Double Target (1987) starring Bo Svenson & Donald Pleasence
- Strike Commando (1987) starring Reb Brown & Christopher Connelly
- Cop Game (1988, Crime drama)
- Robowar (1988, Science fiction film) starring Reb Brown
- Strike Commando 2 (1988) aka The Diabolical Trap, starring Richard Harris
- Zombi 3 (1988) co-directed with Lucio Fulci in the Philippines (uncredited)
- Zombi 4: After Death (1988) Mattei co-produced this film, but he let Claudio Fragasso direct it
- Born to Fight (1989, War movie)
- Shocking Dark (1989) aka Terminator 2
- Desire (1990)
- Tre pesci, una gatta nel letto che scotta (1990) aka Three for One
- Dangerous Attraction (1994)
- Eyes without a Face (1994) aka Madness
- Cruel Jaws (1995) aka The Beast, aka Jaws 5
- Ljuba (1996) aka Body and Soul
- Killing Striptease (2001) aka Belle Da Morire
- Snuff Trap (2003) aka Snuff Killer-La Morta in diretta
- Land of Death (2003) aka Nella Terra dei Cannibali/In the Land of The Cannibals, aka Cannibal Ferox 3
- Mondo Cannibal/ Cannibal World (2003) aka The Real Cannibal Holocaust, aka Cannibal Holocaust 2
- Killing Striptease 2 (2005) aka Belle Da Morire 2
- The Tomb (2006) aka Don't Open That Tomb
- The Jail: A Woman's Hell (2006) aka Lost Soul
- Island of the Living Dead (2006)
- Zombies: The Beginning (2007) a sequel to Island of the Living Dead
External links
- Bruno Mattei at the Internet Movie Database


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ANYONE taking on a pub lease today must be mad or have steely determination to make it work.
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Idyllic country lifestyles are juxtaposed with altogether darker events.
Not since the silent days of Alexander Dovzhenko has peasant life seemed both so idyllic and so dangerous. Flourishes reminiscent of the Soviet montage era abound in Gyorgy Palfi's feature debut, as close-ups of whirring machinery and audacious match cuts establish a rhythm of life that's reinforced by barnyard noises on the soundtrack. But beneath the seeming harmony of this enclosed Hungarian community lurks a sinister mystery that results in two funerals and the discovery of a corpse at the bottom of the pond. Palfi occasionally allows his newcomer's enthusiasm to get the better of him (notably the earthquake and X-ray shots). But this is a captivating record of everyday country pursuits and the simmering resentments of an embittered lifetime.
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2014 is the year of the milestone at Warrington Wolves.
Not only is it 10 years since the first game at The Halliwell Jones Stadium, it is 60 years since Warrington celebrated the double, lifting both the Challenge Cup and Championship trophies.
It is also 40 years since the all-conquering 1974 side made history with their five-trophy haul – Captain Morgan's Trophy, Challenge Cup, Club Championship Trophy, Players No.6 Trophy and the Locker Cup – with Alex Murphy at the helm.
So the club has decided to brand May Heritage Month, and has organised a packed programme of events to celebrate.
Following this weekend's beer festival, the May 9 clash with Catalan Dragons will see players from the 1974 squad parade on the pitch.
Alex Murphy will be joined by Derek Whitehead, Barry Philbin, Alan Whittle, Mike Nicholas and Bobby Wanbon on a tour of the turf.
They will also share stories at a corporate dinner package before the game.
The official unveiling of the heritage shirt will also be made at this game.
Entertainment before the Leeds Rhinos clash on May 30 will include Warrington Male Voice Choir singing a medley of Warrington favourites.
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This recipe produces a pound cake that is more soft and moist than the traditional cake, excellent taste and texture. It is best baked in a Bundt pan using cake flour. You may substitute all-purpose flour with good results but don't use loaf pans. There is more moisture and less protein than in traditional recipes so it needs a Bundt pan. From Fine Cooking magazine.
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- 1 1⁄4 cups unsalted butter, plus
- 1 tablespoon unsalted butter
- 2 1⁄2 cups cake flour (or 2 1/3 cups all-purpose flour)
- 3 tablespoons cake flour
- 1 1⁄2 teaspoons baking powder
- 1⁄2 teaspoon salt
- 1 3⁄4 cups granulated sugar
- 2 large egg yolks, at room temperature
- 3 large eggs, at room temperature
- 2⁄3 cup whole milk, at room temperature (I've also used 2% milk with good results)
- 1 1⁄2 teaspoons pure vanilla extract
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- Position oven rack in the center of your oven and preheat to 350 degrees.
- Melt the 1 Tbsp butter and brush the entire inside of a 12 cup Bundt pan.
- Put the 3 Tbsp flour into the pan and roll the pan around to distribute the flour; use more flour if necessary and knock out excess flour when pan is completely coated.
- In a medium bowl mix flour, baking powder and salt; set aside.
- Using a stand mixer with paddle attachment beat the butter and sugar on medium speed for 2 minutes, until light and fluffy.
- Add egg yolks and beat on low speed until smooth.
- Stop mixer and scrape down the bowl and paddle.
- On medium-low speed add whole eggs one at a time, mixing at least 20 seconds between each egg.
- Stop mixer and scrape down again.
- On your mixer's lowest speed add half the flour mixture and mix until just combined.
- Add milk and mix until just combined.
- Add remaining flour and mix until just combined.
- Stop and scrape down bowl and paddle (last time).
- Add vanilla and mix on medium speed for 20 to 30 seconds, until batter is smooth.
- Spoon batter into Bundt pan and spread it evenly.
- Run a knife through the batter to get rid of any large air bubbles and gently knock the pan on your counter a few times.
- Bake 45 - 55 minutes, until golden brown and a toothpick inserted in the middle comes out with moist crumbs, no wet batter.
- Cool in pan 10 - 15 minutes, then invert on a wire rack to cool completely.
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2. Re: SQL Developer 4.0 General Availability Release Date?thatJeffSmith-Oracle Aug 20, 2013 2:11 PM (in response to n30n)1 person found this helpful
We'll have at least another Early Adopter release and fix bugs until it's 'ready.' You won't have to wait that long for the official release, but as Andre said, it's not our policy to publish dates. And even if we did, we'd most likely be wrong.


text: SportNigeria to face Kenya in World Cup qualifier World Cup qualifier on Wednesday will take place between African Champions Nigeria and Kenya. 04 Jun 2013 22:16 GMT | Sport, Football, Latin America, Brazil, Kenya African champions Nigeria may be heading to Brazil for this month's Confederations Cup but their place at next year's World Cup is still far from assured. Wednesday sees them continue their qualification campaign against Kenya - a team that came close to beating them earlier this year. Al Jazeera's Andy Richardson reports from Nairobi.Source: Al Jazeera


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The US and UK have asked the UN to vote on the resolution to let their soldiers stay in Iraq after Iraqis take control there.
At the moment a US-led group is making the decisions in Iraq, but on 30 June power transfers to a group of Iraqis.
They will make a temporary government and the resolution will give them some control over big military missions.
The decision to give that Iraqi government some control over the soldiers there was very important, as France and Germany may not have supported the resolution otherwise.
A government elected completely by the people living in Iraq is expected to take power early in 2006.
Foreign troops are expected to leave around that time, although some may be asked to stay longer.


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