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The New York Giants are currently juggling their limited salary cap space with their attempts to fill vital holes on the roster that caused Big Blue to miss the playoffs for the third time in four seasons in 2012. By signing Cullen Jenkins, Aaron Ross, and Ryan Mundy, the Giants have added quality depth to their roster without eating up a significant portion of the salary cap. The team continued those efforts today, as the Giants have brought in former Dallas Cowboys linebacker Dan Connor to visit with the team.
Connor is a former third-round draft pick of the Carolina Panthers, where he started 19 games over the first four years of his career. He signed with the Cowboys last offseason and went on to make 54 tackles in 14 games. Connor took over starting duties late in the season after teammate Sean Lee was put on the injured reserve.
With Chase Blackburn a free-agent, Connor makes sense for the Giants. For the money, he will provide solid play against the run and help fill the rushing lanes in the middle of the defense. Connor is not a three down linebacker, as he is a complete liability in coverage and does not posses the speed or athleticism to defend in the open field.
Regardless, the Giants need to find a player to man the MIKE linebacker position ins 2013. There are definitely more talented players than Connor on the free-agent market; however, given the team's current financial state, this may be the best player the Giants can afford. As a team that has not invested heavily in a middle linebacker in recent years, it should come as no surprise to fans that the Giants are searching the free-agent scrap heap to help solidify a glaring hole in their defense.
Connor has also visited with the Oakland Raiders and Pittsburgh Steelers. If he ultimately decided to sign with the Giants, he will thrown into a linebacker competition with Mark Herzlich and Keith Rivers to man play middle linebacker. Rivers is also a fit on the weakside as well, but with Jacquian WIlliams and Spencer Paysinger on the roster, the Giants will likely attempt to utilize Rivers elsewhere. Connor is talented enough to find a role within the defense, but he is not a difference maker on the defensive side of the football. At best, he provides modest production in limited action, while being a veteran presence at one of the younger positions on the team.
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As of Tuesday night, despite the efforts of international intermediaries here in the region, there was no sign of an Israel-Hamas ceasefire. Visiting UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon had failed to achieve the long-term humanitarian truce he planned. This despite signs Monday that Hamas might want to halt the fighting.
The Al-Mayadeen satellite station, which has good contacts in the office of Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas, claimed late Monday that Abbas and Hamas political bureau chief Khaled Mashaal had reached a ceasefire deal, based on Egypt's proposal for an immediate cessation of hostilities. Abbas's intelligence chief Majid Faraj set off to persuade the Egyptians to make minor changes to their proposal.
After midnight, however, it became clear that Egypt wasn't inclined to make the minor changes, and that Hamas's military wing wanted more than minor changes. It still wants the release of prisoners, the opening of the Rafah border crossing, the opening of a seaport, and more.
On Tuesday night, the PA tried another approach: an immediate halt to the fighting, to be followed by five days of negotiations in Cairo on the issue of the border crossings, attended by Egypt, Hamas and the PA. Hamas is unlikely agree to that either.
The Hamas military wing has stuck by its demands for the whole two weeks of the conflict. But if until recently its demands seemed like the consequence of exaggerated, arrogant expectation, now its stubbornness seems to reflect a fear for its feature and a certain frustration. The Hamas political and military leadership know that a ceasefire now, with 600 dead Gazans, almost 4,000 injured and nothing dramatic to show for it will not go down well with the Gaza public. Hamas's standing will simply crash.
It's been telling Gazans that the siege — the Israeli-Egyptian security blockade — will be lifted. And that this is what it's fighting for. The damage to Gaza is immense. Thousands of homes have been hit. More than 600 destroyed. Some 100,000 people have fled their homes. To agree a ceasefire now, after all that, will look like meek surrender.
Until a couple of days ago, most Gazans were supporting Hamas — that is, supporting the fighting. The battling in Shejaiya changed that to some extent. "Enough of this; we're exhausted," Gazans say in phone conversations now. Every few minutes there's another Israeli attack, and more death. The atmosphere is one of despair. Eid al-Fitr, the celebratory end of Ramadan, is on Sunday. The killings of 27 Israeli soldiers and the possible capture of one more (likely dead) does not amount to sufficient comfort.
Hence the trap. Hamas will find it hard to end the fighting without a significant achievement. But such an achievement — the opening of the borders, for instance — is not at hand. Egypt has no desire to come to its aid. Israel has no intention of freeing prisoners.
And so after quite a few bad days for Israel and for Gaza, worse days still seem to lie ahead.


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A company linked to wharves dispute veteran Chris Corrigan has sent in management to break a docks strike by maritime unionists seeking pay rises of almost 50 per cent.
Management at stevedore company POAGS was forced to intervene at the Port of Bunbury, south of Perth, to help berth at least two ships servicing the global aluminium giant Alcoa, which relies on just-in-time deliveries for its nearby refinery.
The move is likely to add to growing calls from business for a review of the federal Fair Work Act, with concerns its protected action provisions are encouraging unions to drag out industrial disputes.
The West Australian government is calling for Canberra to intervene at a separate looming waterfront brawl at Fremantle port, but federal Workplace Relations Minister
A POAGS spokesman confirmed management action would continue at Bunbury if necessary to fight the Maritime Union of Australia's campaign.
The MUA is seeking wage parity for its Bunbury workers with those at the much bigger Port of Fremantle (who are on about $90,000 a year and want a 36 per cent pay rise over three years).
The POAGS spokesman said the union's claims meant workers at its Bunbury operations would gain a 35 per cent increase in the first year of the three-year deal, with raises of 6 per cent in each of the following years.
About 1600 workers nationwide are involved in pay disputes at all POAGS' facilities. Port Kembla workers in NSW are also chasing pay rises of close to 50 per cent, with employees in Melbourne, Newcastle and Fremantle seeking up to 36 per cent.
At Bunbury, POAGS used about 20 managers to break the strike during a weekend stoppage late last month by the 100-odd MUA workers involved in the current dispute.
POAGS called in state managers, including some from the east coast. "POAGS will always attempt to use management to work during an industrial action if it is possible, practical and safe," a company spokesman said.
The company, part of a group chaired by Mr Corrigan, who was at the forefront of the waterfront disputes in the 1990s, is offering 4 per cent a year plus rises for productivity.
The MUA won an increase of 27 per cent for crane operators and dock hands at Mermaid Marine's Dampier port last month, and 17 per cent for workers at the state-run Port of Esperance earlier this year.
Its workers at the Port of Fremantle are also battling stevedore DP World, which is not linked to Mr Corrigan, over unspecified pay increases, with overtime bans and stoppages.
As reported by The Australian Financial Review yesterday, MUA traffic controllers at Fremantle voted last week to begin protected industrial action over a 12 per cent pay rise and rostering changes.
WA Transport Minister
Mr Evans, who was reported yesterday as wanting a review of the Fair Work Act's bargaining provisions to ensure parties acted in "good faith", was not prepared to wade into the stoush. "As it currently stands, the parties say they want to resolve the dispute," a spokesman said.
"The government urges both parties to get back to the bargaining table and to negotiate in good faith."
The industrial relations policy manager at WA's Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Marcia Kuhne, said there were concerns the waterfront battles could put the state's economic growth at risk, and that existing laws gave unions too much power.
"Since the introduction of the federal government's new industrial relations regime, CCI's members have noticed that unions have stepped up their activities on worksites across the state, and they are using more aggressive tactics," she said.
However, a full bench of Fair Work Australia has rejected a move by the union to spread its representation to include operators of underwater remotely operated vehicles (ROV) used on offshore oil and gas projects.
In June, Fair Work Australia ruled that the MUA's assistant secretary in WA, Will Tracey, could act as bargaining agent for a group of ROV workers negotiating a new agreement with their employer, Technip Oceania.
The Australian Mines and Metals Association (AMMA) supported an appeal of the decision, which was this week upheld by a 2:1 majority. Fair Work Australia's full bench found Mr Tracey was acting in the capacity of an MUA official and that the union did not have constitutional coverage of the ROV operators.
MUA state secretary
AMMA's director of workplace policy, Geoff Bull, welcomed the appeal decision, arguing that the original application was "farcical" and would have paved the way for "unions to act under the guise of its officials as individuals to represent any group of workers, outside the coverage of their union rules".
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I'm using the PHP cmBase.php API wrapper. Last week I started seeing some XML errors returned to xml2array() and emailed to me by cron. When I expanded the error reporting to send me the bad chunk of XML I found that it was in fact a 404.
<title>404 Not Found</title>

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The requested URL /api/api.asmx/List.GetCustomFields was not found on this server.

<address>Apache/2.2.3 (Red Hat) Server at api.createsend.com Port 80</address>
As you can see the URL that fails is correct and can be successfully accessed via a browser right now.
Works just fine. Anyone else seeing this? Any funny business with the DNS? Something?
Thanks for any advice!
David Martin
New error occurred once last night:
System.Exception: Sorry, but we've run into a problem. Please try again or contact support
at Pronto.API.ExceptionHandlers.TryThis[T](WebService service, Func`1 body)
at Pronto.api.api.GetSubscribersList(String ApiKey, String ListID, String Date, String type)
at Pronto.api.api.GetUnsubscribed(String ApiKey, String ListID, String Date)
This 404 is still occurring at least 5 times a day.
I am receiving 404 errors from every API call at the moment.
Fortunately this is only in-house and is not occurring on the live websites.
What are the troubleshooting steps for this? Common causes?
The 404 error you posted does not make a lot of sense because we do not use Apache or Red Hat :-) It looks like something is getting directed to the wrong place somewhere but it is hard to say why.
Could you please send a complete request/response to email@example.com with a link to this topic? Then we will be able to check the IP address against all of our servers and maybe make some progress.
PeteNZ if you are getting the error every time from one environment only there is a good chance it is a firewall issue, we have seen this before. You would expect a different error but some firewalls seem to use 404 for some reason.
Thanks Dave - I suspected as much and will ask the IT people again if they have made changes!
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Gar attack and monster fish
I went out to the dam today with my sister and buddy for a couple of hours. I ended up wet wading and it honestly didn't feel too bad. After a little while, I was casting and ended up fudging my cast and nearly falling down. "Something" ended up ramming me and when I looked down, I seen the tail of a VERY large Longnose Gar. I was about up to my waist and you'd swear I was walking on water back to the shore. Throughout the trip I ended up changing flies a lot because nothing was hitting at all. I ended up tying on a crayfish orange Kat Killer and was swinging it through a deep area when all of a sudden I had a hit so hard that it almost tripped me and darn near ripped the rod from my hands! Before I could even set the hook, it was gone. I'm not sure what it was, but my money is on a monster carp or flathead catfish. :eek:
Meanwhile, my friend and sister were bottom fishing a couple hundred yards downriver. While I was fishing, the came back to see me and showed me their reel. It was completely busted. They fought this "River Monster" for a couple of minutes and shredded the little reel. Today must have been a day for big fish, but we didn't land any. :(
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Good stuff my man, sounds like you had quite the adventure even if you didn't land anything. I definitely believe there is gonna be some real river monsters in your river as close as you are to the the great lakes. I'm really wanting for us to get into some massive sheephead.
Great news about the wet wading not being too bad up there. I'm ready to pack up the waders and bust out the board shorts
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Heck yeah man! I was out there in a t-shirt and swimming trunks!
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That must have been something to have a gar bump into you like that, I think I'd have been walking on water too! :D:D
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Cool report! Not many Gar here. I've seen them in FL & on the Pocomoke River here in MD, and they are quite menacing looking. I've had Bluefish & Carp bump me when wading, but never rammed. I guess if it's a choice of getting rammed & having one slash at your hand with all those teeth, you got the better end of that message! Maybe it just wanted to get your attention! :D
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I had a spoonbill do that once... i just about shat my pants. There's nothign like seeing a dorsal fin and tail swim by after something bumps your leg.
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I remember the first time I saw a seal in the river underwater coming right at me. I was about 300 yards from the bay over on the islands; it took a couple seconds to realize it was a seal and then I was able to breath again.
On a side note, salmon often bump into your legs when the water is high and off color from rains. When you are standing almost waist deep and one bumps you or has a near miss that you can feel; this is your first clue that you are standing in the wrong spot! With that big Gar it could be that you should be real close to shore and casting to the range where he turned up. It was there for a reason and it or others may return.
At least you saw it,
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I used to body board in the Pacific, we would see lots of seals, otters, and dolphins swimming around. The gray fin of the dolphin was always a bit scary until you could see that it wasn't a shark. Every few years a surfer would get attacked by a great white!
Sounds like you are going to have some fun at that spot in the future...
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I don't know how gar handle their eggs. Perhaps the same as other fish? That being the case do you suppose there might have been bed nearby and the gar was trying to shoo you away from it?
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I'm Bulding a Winged Dragon of Ra deck the playable version one. All of its effects require lifepoints to use so I need help with a deck that can help gain lifepoints to use for its effects and combine it with a stall/burn deck. My deck so far goes like this
Monsters The Winged Dragon of Ra Fire Princess Hardened Armed Dragon Masked Dragon
Spells Clear World Spell Economics Spell Absorption Nightmare Steel Cage
Traps Solomn Wishes Any suggestions how to make this deck better?
I played a Ra Deck a while ago, so I can give you a couple of tips. (I suggest not using this Deck in tournaments,as I totally abused the Traditional Format rules =D)
This Deck revolves around using powerful 4-star monsters to sacrifice for Ra, but Spirit Reaper can stall and cards like Pot of Greed and Gold Sarcophagus search for it. If Ra is in the Graveyard, you can use Monster Reborn and Premature Burial to use its Special Summon ability.
Good luck, Spinz =)
He said the playable one. I've been thinking of ways to do it and the best i got was a Psychic deck that abuses the Effect Damage cards like Brain Research Lab, Psychokinesis, and Psychic Tuning along with Prime Material Dragon to make a life point profit. It's cool since Psychics work good already, just throw in Ra and, BAM! Fun in the sun (God's glory) XD--Helix-king 17:11, December 30, 2009 (UTC)
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there are 2 ra users, both bad. just steal ur opponents monster as juice. eg:mystic wok
Wait, so on the playable version are its attack points determined by the monsters sacrificed or not? It doesn't say anything about that on the card, and I'm not a very knowledgeable person.
It does Not. if it doesn't say it does on the card, then it doesn't.
It either has 0 attack, (but leaves you LP to use the -send- effect), or has attack based on the LP you just paid.
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winged dragon of ra
I don't under stand why people are scared or concerned about using life points with this card. Its a first turn killer.... There is a simple otk use for this card. you just need three cards to pull it off. RA,Reversal Quiz, and Black Pendant. Its easy to get three tribute fodder on the field... summon RA... set black pendent.... activate Reversal quiz..... first turn kill..... All done, no fuss on muss... thank ....
I brought the Marik and Invincible Fortress deck and combined it to give me a deck for my main deck to face however the two decks worked suprizingly well together. Sending cards back to the hand or stopping them from attacking altogether worked really well. I ended up having 3+ monster cards on the field quite often so I added The Winged Dragon of Ra and will be editing the deck when I have finished with others to get it up to scratch. At the moment I can advice a few cards to enable you to have a higher chance to summon Ra and be a little orginal.
Monsters: Lava Golem Neo-Spacian Grand Mole Guardian Sphinx Wall of Illusion
Magic: Swords of Revealing Light Nightmare's Steelcage Giant Trunade (Recycle the Swords of RL/ Nightmare SC effect) Book of Moon Ground Collapse
Traps: Ordeal of a Traveler Nightmare Wheel
Probably add Reversal Quiz as Nick has said and a card to take off the last few lifepoints.
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I have a question about Ra's effect. He keeps monster effects from activating, but what about continuous effects? A friend of mine had Ra out, and I summoned Raging Flame Sprite (my signature card) and attacked directly, winning the game. I assume that Ra doesn't negate RFS's ability to attack directly. Am I right?Raging Flame Sprite is AWESOME!!!!!StendikaClick here to yell at me.I haz done tihs stuph. 15:44, December 17, 2010 (UTC)
You need to activate the ability in your battle phase therefore I believe the The Winged Dragon of Ra will stop it from attacking directly however the attack bonus gained from previous attacks will remain as you do not need to 'activate' it. Decarpe (talk • contribs) 20:21, December 17, 2010 (UTC)
Actually, the ability to attack directly is a Continuous Monster Effect and thus can't be Activated. (Look on the page Actiavte. It says continuous effects never activate. Therefore, I won that duel. ((Even though I just summoned RFS on that same turn.) Raging Flame Sprite is AWESOME!!!!!StendikaClick here to yell at me.I haz done tihs stuph. 20:44, December 17, 2010 (UTC)
I am unsure it would classify it as a Continuous Monster Effect as the text on the card is 'can attack your opponent directly'. Therefore you have to choose wether to attack directly or attack normally. If it was 'it attacks your opponent directly' then you would have no choice and therefore no activation. I orginally thought it would be as you have described however after playing a few cards with similar effects in the Yu-Gi-Oh video games it asked me if I wanted to activate their effects. It is a very complex ruling so I would check it with others i'd have my doubts if I hadn't have exprienced the card effects the video games. Decarpe (talk • contribs) 23:37, December 17, 2010 (UTC)
It says on the page that it is only a Continuous effect. I think that means case closed. Besides, my opponent said on the phone today that he agreed with me (that RFS can attack directly while Ra is on the field.) BTW, do you think my deck looks good? It's posted on my userpage. Raging Flame Sprite is AWESOME!!!!!StendikaClick here to yell at me.I haz done tihs stuph. 00:06, December 18, 2010 (UTC)
It does not matter what the effect is, Ra is not a Skill Drain. The only time it can stop the activation of effects is when it is summoned. This basically means it will stop cards like Summon Reactor - SK, Trap Hole, Torrential Tribute, and other cards that say "When your opponent summons a monster". Cards that I would recommend that you consider are: Mystic Wok, Treeborn Frog, Sacred Phoenix of Nephthys, The Creator, Trade In, etc.
My winged dragon of ra deck. Hope this helps
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- Draining Shield mean anything to you guys? --Gadjiltron (talk • contribs) 15:09, May 9, 2013 (UTC)


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I experienced it as well.
I am using this as a field and if I edited the field of an existing node, it wouldn't maintain the selection from the hierarchical select upon node save. I changed my settings for this field to uncheck "Allow creating new terms" and it seemed to start to work.
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I am facing this problem as well.
This is what I did to get this error:
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Taxonomy hierarchy is saved while creating the node. But when updating, it doesn't update.
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I am facing the same problem. I am using the shs widget with 'views global filter' and disabling 'views global filter' block resolved the issue.
Looks like its not playing well with it.
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I'm still not able to reproduce this. Tested with various combinations of the settings and updating the field content works without any problems.
@glance: how does views interfere with updating your content? Maybe this is a different problem?
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There aren't many teams in the National Hockey League — outside of the Chicago Blackhawks — who can look in the mirror and not honestly see some blemishes and flaws.
So, lump the Winnipeg Jets into a collection of 29 organizations that are constantly fighting to both cover up warts and find some sort of formula that earns them more wins than losses and launches them into a playoff position.
The Jets dropped a 3-0 decision to the Washington Capitals at MTS Centre Saturday afternoon, ending a modest three-game win streak that had also seen them capture five of their last six games. The result also moves the Jets, now 10-10-1, out of the Eastern Conference playoff picture, back to ninth, as the Philadelphia Flyers knocked off the Ottawa Senators 2-1 to leap-frog into eighth.
"You'll get yourself in trouble if you sit back and say, 'Oh, we won a few games in a row here, we're due to have a bad one,'" said Jets assistant captain Mark Stuart. "The good teams rarely have bad nights. They may not get a few bounces, but they play the same way every night. We've been close lately, but want to continue to grow into a team that, no matter what, you're going to get the same game."
First period
A solid start but a lack of finish for the Jets, who out-shoot the Capitals 15-5 in the opening 20 minutes but can't beat Braden Holtby, who would finish the night with 35 saves for his third shutout of the season. The Jets would not only dominate in the shot category with a 35-21 advantage, but out-hit the Caps 32-13, blocked 17 shots to Washington's nine and won 56 per cent of the faceoffs.
And yet... bupkis on the stats that matter: goals and wins.
"We didn't capitalize. You can out-hit and out-shoot and those are definitely good things," said Evander Kane. "But... you got to put their foot on their throat and step down. We didn't do that in the first period when we had a chance to and it came back to bite us.
"We're going to have to put this one behind us. We've got to be ready to go and be the Road Warriors again like we were last time."
Second period
If the Jets didn't step on the Caps' throats in the first, they were seriously lacking a killer instinct in the second. Washington dominated stretches of the middle frame, out-shot Winnipeg 13-4 and got the first goal when Matt Hendricks rifled home a shot past Ondrej Pavelec as Blake Wheeler — who had just seconds earlier blocked a shot — was writhing on the ice in pain.
"In the second period they were doing what we did in the first," said Olli Jokinen. "And we stopped playing."
Worth noting: the Jets are now 4-6 at home, but are 6-4-1 on the road.
Third period
Two goals, by Troy Brouwer and Mike Ribeiro 52 seconds apart, killed any chance of a Jet comeback. That and an ineffective power-play that generated chances but didn't have enough traffic in front of Holtby to make his work difficult. Winnipeg is now just 1-for-32 on the power-play in its last 12 games. More to the point: nine of the Jets 10 goals on the man advantage this season came in their first nine games.
"We're well aware of it and it's something we're trying to change," said Jets coach Claude Noel of the man advantage. "It affects a lot of different things: the morale, the momentum… people take it personally, the players that are on there, it's not like they don't want to have success. They take it upon themselves, too."
After the buzzer
The Jets were 4-1 on their last road trip and now head out for another long one with two games against Florida as well as dates in Tampa and New Jersey.
"We're certainly not going to be going into Florida bowing our heads down and thinking this is difficult," said Noel. "We lost a game. It's a game. We'll move on. We'll turn the page. We're going into Florida to win all the games... and score 45,000 power-play goals."
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After watching the video of Anna Nicole Smith's "wardrobe malfunction" at the GPhoria event, I take back my previous statements that she was trying to make a lame Janet Jackson type joke. From what I can tell, it looks like she was doing more of a striptease for all the gaming geeks than anything else. Unfortunately, the damn video appears to be in German*, so I'll have to act as translator: "Anna Nicole Smith has huge boobs and these gaming geeks are all super nerds. In other news, Carmen Electra is way hotter than Dave Navarro."
*edit: I had originally thought it was Dutch, but a reader corrected me. All foreign languages sound like a single crazy language to me.
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Frolicking with Norwegians in Switzerland
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I was envious of the man sitting on the opposite side of the plane and wanted to ask him to move his fat head. He had already finished four airplane size bottles of vodka and was drooling, murmuring something in French. I
was reluctant in even wanting to approach him, but he was blocking my view of the Alps. I tried to peer over him, but it was useless, his head was enormous. I irritably sat back down and glanced out my window. I couldn't complain, this was the most scenic plane flight I had ever been on. We were flying through a valley and away from the huge mountains. I could see Lake Geneva in the distance and began to get excited. The sun was shining and everything was rich in color. Being in England, I had forgotten what the sun looked like. I couldn't wait to feel it's warmth soak into my pale skin.
The first thing I noticed while walking down the airport terminal were the people. Most had giddy grins and were skinny and very well dressed. I knew Switzerland was a trilingual country, (French, German and Italian) but I figured everyone spoke English as well. To my left were two harmless looking men, gossiping together in a café. I needed to find out where the train was so I decided to ask them. As soon as I approached, they both started smiling. "Excuse me, do you know where the train station is?" I asked politely. Their smiles quickly disappeared as soon as I spoke English. They smirked at me with no response and continued to chat in French. I only knew bonjour, merci and au revoir, which was clearly not going to get me far in this conversation. After a minute of looking like an idiot, I shamelessly walked away. I wandered for another 20 minutes and finally found the booth to buy my train ticket. "One train ticket to Bulle please." I pulled out my credit card, not paying any attention to the price of my ticket. The man handed me my ticket and receipt. I glanced at my receipt and almost fainted. My one-way train ticket was 45 US dollars. This was going to be an expensive weekend. Speechless, I took a deep breath and looked back up at the man in the ticket window-"Merci, au revoir."
I spent the next two hours in utter awe on the train. It weaved in and out of a gallery of forests, the leaves absorbed with vivid colors of red, orange and yellow. Every time the train would escape through a dark tunnel I couldn't wait to see what was at the other end. The further into the ride, I found myself surrounded by the most beautiful countryside. Bright green grass carpeted the hills, stretching for miles into the distance.
My cheeks began to hurt and I wanted to stop smiling. It wasn't going to happen. All I could think about was the fact that I was in Switzerland, about to spend the weekend with former SNC Alumni Helle Throndsen and sophomore Marianne Madsen. I had only spent time with the two of them in Tahoe.
Months prior, Helle and I talked about visiting each other in Europe, but I never thought it would actually happen.
The three of us had way too much fun over the weekend. One main highlight was when we took a train ride to Montreux, a thriving city on Lake Geneva. We were under the impression that the train ride only took 20 minutes. Two hours later we were in Montreux. We adventurously took the scenic route, which was completely unintentional. Wise women we are. We ate lunch, bought way too much Swiss chocolate and spent the rest of our day walking along the lake, laughing and catching up.
Helle lives in Bulle, a small preserved village in southern Switzerland. She's attending Glion, which is one of the most prestigious business management schools in Europe. In Bulle, the locals speak French and are not entirely friendly to outside visitors.
"Switzerland is beautiful, although Bulle is too small for me," Helle told me.
She loves how vibrant the nature is here and how easy it is to travel. "The quality of everything is pure; the air, the valleys, the mountains, the lakes and the rivers. They are all an exaggeration of other places that share these same qualities."
She graduates next July and plans on seeing much of the country until then. "The train makes everything easily accessible," she told me. Next weekend she is going to Saasfee, which is one of the most famous and largest mountain resorts in the Alps.
"Switzerland lives up to every expectation I ever had-the cows, the cheese, the Heidi's and much more," SNC sophomore Madsen said, who is currently not in Tahoe. Don't worry SNC, she'll be back soon.
Switzerland is an enchanting place. I didn't see much of the country, so I definitely see myself returning. Snowboarding in the Alps is a must. I would also love to visit in the summer and go hiking, run through a field of flowers, go yodeling in the mountains, hang out with Heidi and the cows, stuff my face with chocolate and cheese, and learn either French or German so I can actually communicate with everyone and anyone. I don't think I would survive here if I stayed any longer because English is nonexistent.
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THE principle of one of north Essex's highest performing secondary schools described a move to a four-week summer break as "absurd".
Nardeep Sharma, principal of Colne Community School and College, Brightlingsea, said: "The concept to reduce the six week break to four weeks seems absurd unless it is done across the whole country and the period regulated so that all schools did the same.
"It does not in any way take into account that children need to have a rest from their studies, spend real quality time with their friends and families and develop further those kind of social skills and qualities that are encouraged and promoted by parents and schools.
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James is back people… sorry for the hiatus. I recently moved back to California and upon doing so have been without internet for most of the last month and a half. This dilemma is over and I have since been able to secure a reliable mode of getting online on a consistent basis. Not as though anyone really missed me I'm sure, just wanted to let you guys know that I will once again be more of a constant here at 49ersnews.com.
So another season in the NFL has come and gone, at least for the teams who were not fortunate enough to make an appearance in the postseason festivities that are currently underway in various cities across the country.
For the San Francisco 49ers the events that have transpired since the early parts of September mean that the team, once a proud and highly regarded franchise in the league, has missed the playoffs for a club record sixth consecutive season. Much to the chagrin of the fan base and one would hope the ownership this team has been in complete and utter disarray for most of the last six years; right abut the time in which Dennis Erickson and Terry Donahue took over as head coach and general manager respectively.
There appeared to be a light at the end of the tunnel once the club made amends for their blunder and jettisoned the two men, naming Mike Nolan the new head coach, one who seemingly had a knack for aggressive defenses and had surrounded himself with what seemed like competent assistant coaches. This was also not to be however as has been witnessed since this event took place and the four and a half failed campaigns with Nolan at the helm.
Once again the team seems to have righted itself, at least in the now, as they have recently named one time interim head coach Mike Singletary as head coach with a new 4-year contract that will pay the man 10 million dollars over that span. This was the right move on all accounts and one would be hard pressed to find anyone who disagrees with that sentiment. Singletary compiled a 5-4 record in his late season stint calling the shots from the sideline and his ability to rally his players and their overall trust in him were both likely key to him securing such a position.
All signs seem to point to changes for the better with Singletary in control and we need look no further then the recent news that he has interviewed and hired former 49ers fullback and running backs coach Tom Rathman for the same position which the genius Erickson removed him from upon the end of his first season in San Francisco. The new head coach as made it quite apparent that he intends to instill a more powerhouse offensive style which will set up the pass, a return to the conventional wisdom and philosophy of the late, great Bill Walsh. "I want to be able to impose our will on the other team at the end of games," said Singletary.
In order to accomplish this he first removed offensive coordinator Mike Martz from his post almost immediately after the season concluded. This was viewed by some to be a hasty and altogether negative move being that the team will soon be introducing it's sixth OC in as many season, something many pundits have pointed to as a major reason for the teams lack of success in recent years. This was however a decisive shift in coaching personnel, one which I believe will pay dividends in the end for the organization.
There are many questions which have yet to be answered since the 49ers last game on December 28th. Can Singletary hire a good offensive coordinator, someone who can and will install his offensive vision and philosophy with this team? Will he have the ability to effectively evaluate talent when free agency and the draft arrive in the coming months? Is he going to be an effective leader for his team and continue what he has started in the second half of this season? There is no way to answer these questions with any true form of certainty however if his performance over the nine games he coached are any indication, a time in which he truly earned his position, then he has a better shot at attaining these goals then anyone else the team could have hired to succeed him.


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The College of Idaho will host a tribute concert by guitarist James Baur at 7:30 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 11, inside Langroise Recital Hall on the C of I campus in Caldwell. The concert is in honor of the late Dr. Jerry Baur, a 1966 C of I graduate and former chairman of the College's Board of Trustees. The concert is free and open to the entire campus community.
I never got much into Homecoming activities back when I was in high school. Back then, all of it felt so artificial, what with all the ridiculous themes that felt like they were pulled from a hat of dumb ideas, predictable popularity contests, and pep rallies the student body was forced to attend. Of course, college is different from high school in a great variety of ways, and Homecoming is no exception. And I might be a tiny bit biased in my assessment, but I think College of Idaho does Homecoming better than anywhere else.
After a long week of recruitment, I'm back on the quiet floor of the library. By the way, if you saw my post last week about formal recruitment, and then wondered where it went, I had to take it down after being abruptly informed that it was considered a violation of recruitment rules, as it constituted undue contact with potential members.
A distinguished legal scholar who regularly comments on high-publicity cases for national media will speak at The College of Idaho on Oct. 3 as part of the College's Craig H. Neilsen Foundation Lectureship in Judaic Studies.
Laurie L. Levenson, the David W. Burcham Chair in Ethical Advocacy at Loyola Law School in Los Angeles, will discuss Jewish law and ethics during her 7 p.m. lecture in the Langroise Center for the Visual and Performing Arts on C of I campus in Caldwell. The lecture is free and open to the public.
The College of Idaho Langroise Trio is pleased to announce its live musical performance schedule for the 2013-2014 season. The Trio, comprised of violinist Geoffrey Trabichoff, violist David Johnson and cellist Samuel Smith, will give 13 public performances throughout the academic year. All shows begin at 7:30 p.m. unless otherwise noted, and all shows on the C of I campus are free and open to the public.
The Langroise Trio's 2013-14 schedule is as follows:
The College of Idaho will host a benefit concert Sept. 22 to establish a piano scholarship honoring former C of I piano teacher Fern Nolte Davidson. C of I alumnae Barbara Attebery '47 and Sylvia Hunt '59 will perform a piano and organ duo program beginning at 2:30 p.m. in Jewett Auditorium. There is no charge for admission, with all donations and proceeds going toward the scholarship fund, which needs about $1,500 to become an endowed, perpetual award.
The Autumnal Equinox is almost here, and The College of Idaho's Whittenberger Planetarium is ready for it! The equinox will be the topic of the Planetarium's first public show of the new school year, set for 7 p.m. on Friday, Sept. 20 inside Boone Science Hall on the C of I campus in Caldwell. The show – the first featuring the Planetarium's new sound equipment – also will offer an overview of constellations, planets and moon phases visible in the September night sky.
The College of Idaho is set to celebrate Homecoming 2013, which returns to late September this year and will once again feature the popular Taste of the Harvest festival. A full slate of events is planned for Sept. 26-29, including a tailgate party for the C of I vs. Southern Oregon volleyball match, the annual Distinguished Alumni Awards dinner, a special "Seek the Greeks" reunion for fraternity and sorority members and "Embrace the Eights" reunions for the Classes of 1948, '58, '68, '78, '88, '98 and '08.
College of Idaho President Marv Henberg will discuss the recent successes and exciting future of Idaho's oldest private liberal arts college during the 2013 State of the College address on Sept. 11.
The State of the College address will begin at 4 p.m. in Langroise Center for the Visual and Performing Arts on the C of I campus in Caldwell and is open to the public. The address also will be streamed live online at www.collegeofidaho.edu/videostream.
The College of Idaho will host guest speaker Dave Cullen, author of the bestselling book Columbine, on Monday, Sept. 9 inside Jewett Auditorium. Cullen, whose bestseller is the C of I's first-year book for the 2013-2014 academic year, will speak and answer questions from 7 to 8:30 p.m. The event is free and open to the entire campus community and the public.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. farmers are having a hard time keeping up with Americans' voracious appetite for organic foods, say industry leaders, who want federal officials to boost spending on crop research and market development.
Organic food sales grow by as much as 20 percent a year and were forecast for $16 billion during 2006, or nearly 3 percent of all U.S. food spending, the Organic Trade Association said at a pair of congressional hearings.
"In the United States, the buzz about organic has become a steady hum," said Lynn Clarkson, an organic farmer and member of the OTA board. "Organic foods are increasingly sold in mainstream retail establishments, which together represent roughly 46 percent of sales."
Clarkson told a Senate Agriculture Committee hearing on Tuesday that organic production was climbing "but not at a rate to meet the consumer demand" so imports are rising. Mark Lipson of the Organic Farming Research Foundation presented a similar assessment at the House of Representatives Agriculture subcommittee hearing last week.
According to the U.S. Agriculture Department, there are at least 8,500 organic farmers with more than 4 million acres of crop and pasture land.
A "fair share" of USDA research and outreach spending should be $120 million a year, 10 times current outlays, said Lipson.
Two Iowa counties offer real estate tax breaks to farmers who convert to organic crops. Woodbury County, home to Sioux City, also looks first for locally-grown organic when it buys food for its correctional facilities.
"A major problem has been supply," said Robert Marqusee, the county's rural development chief. He said organic farming keeps young and small farmers in business while fuel ethanol, the Corn Belt darling, puts "industrial farming on steroids."
Organic farming means growing crops and livestock without use of antibiotics, synthetic fertilizers and pesticides or genetically engineered seeds and animals. Fields must be free of chemicals for three years before their crops can be certified as organic.
"The conversion process may be quite daunting," says the OTA, but USDA provides scanty advice for growers wanting to go organic. It recommended USDA provide more expert advice to growers, put more money into research, strengthen crop insurance coverage for organic farms and hire more people to write rules for the expanding array of organic products at home and double-check organic production overseas.
Kathie Arnold of the National Organic Coalition, a group favoring stringent standards for the sector, suggested the government "provide financial and technical support" to farmers during the three-year transition to organic.
California Democrat Dennis Cardoza, chairman of the House Agriculture subcommittee on horticulture and organic agriculture, said USDA's National Organic Program "must be adequately staffed" so it can keep pace with a sector that grows at 10-20 percent a year. He said Congress "must work to ensure that organic agriculture is better integrated with USDA as a whole."


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Nokia has joined forces with New Alliance, an investment company which is part of the Shanghai Alliance Investment Ltd, to form a 50/50 joint venture company designed to offer a range of mobile services in China and support the local developer ecosystem.
The joint venture company will be called Nokia Alliance Internet Services Company Limited.
According to Niklas Savander, Executive Vice President of Services for Nokia, "China is the world's largest mobile and internet market. As Nokia is entering the services business in China, establishing this joint venture is a natural step to help us bring locally relevant mobile services to Chinese consumers. "
"Joining forces with New Alliance gives us the right platform and expertise to offer a suite of selected Nokia Ovi services – as well as work with local content developers to help bring their applications to market," Mr. Savander said.
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Odo II (983 – 15 November 1037) was the Count of Blois, Chartres, Châteaudun, Beauvais and Tours from 1004 and Count of Troyes (as Odo IV) and Meaux (as Odo I) from 1022. He twice tried to make himself a king: first in Italy after 1024 and then in Burgundy after 1032.
Odo II was the son of Odo I of Blois and Bertha of Burgundy. He was the first to unite Blois and Champagne under one authority although his career was spent in endless feudal warfare with his neighbors and suzerains, many of whose territories he tried to annex.
About 1003/4 he married Maud of Normandy, a daughter of Richard I of Normandy. After her death in 1005,[1] and as she had no children, Richard II of Normandy demanded a return of her dowry: half the county of Dreux. Odo refused and the two warred over the matter.[2] Finally, King Robert II, who had married Odo's mother, imposed his arbitration on the contestants in 1007, leaving Odo in possession of the castle Dreux while Richard II kept the remainder of the lands.[2] Odo quickly married a second wife, Ermengarde, daughter of Robert I of Auvergne.[2]
Defeated by Fulk 'Nerra,' Count of Anjou and Herbert I of Maine at the Battle of Pontlevoy in July 1016, he quickly tried to overrun the Touraine.[3] After the death of his cousin Stephen I in 1019/20, without heirs he seized Troyes, Meaux and all of Champagne for himself without royal approval. From there he attacked Ebles, the archbishop of Reims, and Theodoric I, the duke of Lorraine. Due to an alliance between the king and the Emperor Henry II he was forced to relinquish the county of Rheims to the archbishop.
He was offered the crown of Italy by the Lombard barons, but the offer was quickly retracted in order not to upset relations with the king of France. In 1032, he invaded the Kingdom of Burgundy on the death of Rudolph III. He retreated in the face of a coalition of the Emperor Conrad II and the new king of France, Henry I. He died in combat near Bar-le-Duc during another attack on Lorraine.[3]


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Poverty in Tribal Dominated Economy: Dimensions and Proximate Determinants
Inequality in individual income, assets or occupational status among society work as a hindrance to realize objective of balanced economic development. Also with the modernisation of society and integration of economies the question of social fluidity is becoming essential aspect of development. Certainly the issue of disparity and its impact on individual present and future has a bearing on intergenerational mobility. Historically some groups belong to lower strata of society due to economic and or social discrimination leading to lower income and asset possession as well as capability formation. It is often found that backward social classes are excluded from the process of capability formation and income-earning opportunities due to various forms of discrimination. This exclusion and backwardness transcends the boundary of the current generation and spills over to successive generations as well. As a result Intergenerational Mobility in terms of both Education and Occupation is very low among backward classes, trapping them in multidimensional poverty that continues across generations. This paper focuses on one of the most backward region of West Bengal, the district of Purulia which is a resource poor district dominated by Scheduled Tribes. Similar in socio-economic and geographic profile to its contagious areas of Jharkhand rather than that of West Bengal, this district has witnessed unprecedented severity of poverty and occupational stagnancy. We have tried to link these two issues by examining the deprivation aspect with question of intergenerational mobility. We measure poverty in Purulia district at the block level composing indices like Modified Capability Poverty Measure and Human Poverty Index (HPI) to get the intra district scenario. Then the intergenerational mobility in education and occupation status have been taken into account to explain the present scenario of the district.
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One of the reasons we love the holidays so much is that there are tons of ways we can celebrate. Ugly Christmas sweater parties probably rank at the top of our favorites, just because wearing the ugliest cardigan ever in the name of holiday spirit is strangely fun. So what ranks towards the bottom of our favorites list? Office parties.
On Christmas morning, there's nothing worse than getting a bad reaction to one of your presents. This is especially prevalent among the younger crowd, particularly those under age 12. Why? Well, the kiddos don't necessarily have an understanding of faking appreciation and re-gifting later, so it just comes off as bratty behavior.
There's something about the holidays that puts a lot of us here at TheFW into extra crafty moods. Maybe it's all those awesome Etsy decorations we so wish we could copy or just the fact we're feeling particularly festive this time of year. Either way, trying to get all creatively crafty is just plain old fun.
It's been one hell of a great beer week for us. We've learned which brews are awesome gifts (and apology presents for grabbing the wrong "Christmas hams" at the office party) and which ale we should choose to celebrate the impending end of the world. Now, we're stoked to bring you the so-called "world's best beer."
For most of us here in the good ol' USA, winter means cold, cold weather. While a lot of the time that can really stink, it can also mean the arrival of snow, and we all know that's the best part of the wintry months! Snow angels are possible, intense snowball fights happen and (probably most importantly) snowmen can be made.
Is there really anything better than giving or getting a high five? No way! Ok, there are tons of more awesome things. But when it comes to the complimenting game, high fives reign supreme. It's like a super-charged boost of confidence and the best way to show someone they rule.
Contrary to popular belief, photobombing is super hard, and it requires a lot of skill. For starters, you have to get the timing down perfectly and do it so no one posing actually notices your moves leading up to the photobomb.
Ladies and gentleman, we're back at it again -- it's another round of dogs in holiday costumes. This time, however, there's a huge difference-- we're not responsible in the least bit! See, these dogs did it all to themselves.
With Christmas only two weeks away, Santa is a pretty busy guy these days. He has to double check all presents are made, organize final copies of the naughty and nice lists and do some last-minute reindeer grooming so they're in tip-top shape for Christmas. It's a stressful few weeks, but Santa's been doing it for like, hundreds of years, so he has the whole thing down pat.
If there's one thing you need to know about us here at TheFW, it's that we love to find any excuse to dress up animals. This is especially true during the holiday season, because festive puppies and cats are like, the best things ever.
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From the car, Linskey called his boss, who immediately figured out what was happening. As soon as Davis heard the word "amputations," he said, he began to treat the episode as terrorism.
"A power station explosion wouldn't cause that type of injury. That's classic low-placement IED explosion," Davis said.
Within five minutes, Davis said, as he tore down Turtle Pond Parkway back toward the heart of the city, he called Richard DesLauriers, agent in charge of the Boston office of the FBI.
"Rick, look, I don't know what I've got," Davis recalls telling the FBI chief, "but I have multiple explosions . . . I need to roll whatever SWAT teams you have available to Copley Square."…
The street was bloody chaos, a battleground. Bodies and body parts were strewn on the pavement, and victims covered with towels. We ran out of ambulances, Linskey remembers someone telling him. The street was littered with shrapnel, nails and ball bearings, and belongings dropped by fleeing spectators: cellphones and backpacks; duffel bags and handmade signs with runners' names.
Arriving on Boylston, Davis was struck by the contrast, the dramatic transformation: "No one but uniforms at this place where I had just been with 100,000 people."


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We cannot do this by ourselves only. Thus, in January 2012, we launched a Virtual Adoption Program - where sponsors from all over the world can support our children by financial contribution covered accommodation, food, education and medical care. Currenty we run our Virtual Adoption Program in Uganda and Myanmar.
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I have no greater joy than to hear that my children are walking in the truth. 3 John 1:4
We believe that God has a plan for multi-generational faithfulness and that plan is the family.
CHEMPA, CHEC and CHAAMP are volunteer organizations made up of member families committed to homeschooling their children as a way to heed the call to raise their children in the training and admonition of the Lord.
It is the heart-felt desire of each of these organizations to support the educational pursuits and the ministry of homeschool families.
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- Matt said...
I know it'll probably never happen (because we don't get a ton of rad bands like them) but you gotta tell Chaz to tour the Rochester/Buffalo area. I'd love to see Toro Y Moi live.
- April 3, 2011 at 4:18 AM
- Jeremy Chuck said...
I'm glad you liked the video man. That cartoon is awesome. Life is crazy, isn't it?
- April 4, 2011 at 5:50 AM
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Jeremy, whoa are you the guy that made the video? haha good job man, it's really funny. And I just realized that I said 'Every time I see those guys sound better and better' and that doesn't make any sense at all
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Haha. Didn't notice that. Actually, I'm the artist that did the remix. My homie is the one that did the video. a brief story is on my site www.chuckenciso.com.
- April 4, 2011 at 11:07 PM
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