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Do you like Mandy Minella?Coached by Tim Sommer ... Mother is Anna, father is Mario ... Started playing tennis at age 5 ... Speaks Luxembourgish, German, French, Italian and English ... ... Read Full Bio
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Poet, translator, and editor Joshua Edwards was born in Galveston, Texas. He earned his MFA from the University of Michigan. His collections of poetry include Campeche (2011), which includes photographs taken by his father, the photographer Van Edwards; Imperial Nostalgias (2013); and Architecture for Travelers (2014). He is also the author of a photobook, Photographs Taken at One-Hour Intervals During a Walk from Galveston Island to the West Texas Town of Marfa, and his translation of Mexican poet María Baranda's Ficticia (2010) was nominated for a Northern California Book Award.
Edwards is director and coeditor of Canarium Books, a small press devoted to publishing innovative poetry and translations. He was a Fulbright grantee, a Wallace Stegner fellow at Stanford University, and he received a fellowship from the Akademie Schloss Solitude. When not traveling, he lives with his wife, the poet Lynn Xu, in Marfa, Texas.


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Can you freeze a chocolate mousse filled cake with fresh strawberries in it? would it still be ok?? would the texture still be the same??
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A federal judge has decided to end the public's access to Connecticut's sex offender registry, saying the state law on the database is unconstitutional.
Judge Robert N. Chatigny announced his decision Tuesday during a hearing in United States District Court in Hartford. His decision could go into effect as early as Friday. But Connecticut's attorney general, Richard Blumenthal, said today that he would seek a delay.
The police would still have access to the database, which is posted on the Internet, and sex offenders would still be required to register.
Judge Chatigny ruled in April that the sex offender registry law violated due process rights by not allowing offenders to prove that they were not dangerous and did not belong on the list. Lawyers for the state and the Connecticut Civil Liberties Union, which sued to overturn the law, plan to give the judge proposed language for a permanent injunction on Friday.
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Mr. Blumenthal asked the judge to wait until the appeals process was complete before carrying out his decision. But the judge said he had to act immediately because he had declared the law unconstitutional.
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Welcome to the CAI Resource. The information provided here will help you to understand ASD ( Autism Spectrum Disorder) and the services we provide .
Statistics indicate that there are over two million people with autism in our country. Experts opine that out of 200 newborns, at least one child is found to be autistic. The rights and privileges of these special people who are isolated from the real world has been a matter of concern and debate by the National Trust and Rehabilitation Council of India. .
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Dominique Devienne wrote: > Frankly, this sounds great Costin. But, from what you are writing below, > it sounds that you have thought a lot on the issue of antlibs and use of > namespaces in Ant, yet I haven't read anything about this prior to this > particular message... Did I miss the discussions on it? Well, I did write about this several times in the past. I don't have any formal proposal and no code to check in yet ( except for a hook that I'm still testing ). > I'm afraid that once more a big chunk of good code will get vetoed because > not thoroughly discussed by the community before-hand, and not easily > digestible by pieces. Sure, having something already implemented that > works is a great base for discussions, but looking back at what happened > not too long ago with the Ant2 proposals, maybe it isn't enough after all. There is no chunk of code - all I have as code is a single class with a single method ( and 2-3 lines of changes in ProjectHelper to call the hook). > In summary, I'd like to be able to hear more from you about how you want > to tackle antlibs, imports, etc... so that maybe I get my views / use > cases in from the users perspective, and also (and maybe foremost) so that > some kind of consensus agrees it's the right direction. For imports - my proposal is in proposal/embed. It has been discussed a lot, and I think this piece is ready for majority vote ( and I'll do that soon ). The 'dynamic properties' are stable, but I still want to try other languages and BSF. For antlibs - I just want to propose a hook ( ProjectComponentFactory ) to be called by RuntimeConfigurable/UnknownElement/ProjectHelper before calling the default method. That will allow diferent user-defined task factories to be defined. I'm also working on a particular factory, using commons-discovery and a simple properties file - but I don't plan to propose it soon, it's just experimental code to test some ideas. For each 'feature' I plan to propose a separate majority vote for the API ( or behavior ) and a separate vote for the implementation ( which may be the one in embed or modifications on the existing ProjectHelper ). In case a feature is rejected, I plan to do the same thing as ant-contrib - i.e. treat the feature as a separate add-on. I don't see anything wrong with this aproach - all of the features I'm interested on have been discussed ( or at least I posted my intentions and requests for comments - see thy 'my itches' thread ). While embed is becoming a 'large chunk' and includes a lot of features, each feature is relatively independent of the others. Costin > But maybe I'm just ignorant of how Open Source project work again... --DD > > -----Original Message----- > From: Costin Manolache [mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com] > Sent: Monday, September 30, 2002 12:33 PM > To: firstname.lastname@example.com > Subject: RE: xml namespace support in ant2 > > My opinion: > > 1. I hate using schema for validation. XML is not the only way to use > ant - there are already projects using ant tasks as beans, and it's a good > code reuse. > Besides, schema is still slow ( and will allways be - due to it's > complexity). Even Relax or simpler schemas can't ever beat the if() > in the task, which also cover the use of the beans. > > 2. However schemas are good for documenting the task and for possible > tools. As long as we don't use them for validation ( which I'll -1 as > strong as I can ). > > 3. The embed proposal uses SAX2, but it is not doing anything ( yet ) with > the namespaces. My original plan was ( and still is ) to use the namespace > as an ID, and use it to locate the task definition using getResource(). > For a task in NS, I would look up META-INF/ant/encoded(NS)/SOMETHING - and > locate the description of the tasks in that namespace and additional > metadata. The descriptor should support both properties (for simple cases) > and an XML form. > > 4. A very tricky issue is the syntax of the ID. We can use a meaning-less > string, or a URL that can be used to download the lib. Even in the first > case ( arbitrary string ) we can have a 'antlib registry' - but it would > be extra overhead. I know there are many (strong) opinions on this. > > 5. Even if ns is added, most people will still prefer to use the default > namespace. It's just much easier to type and use ( at least IMO - and from > what I've seen ). Should we restrict the default ns to ant core tasks and > force everyone to use ns for extensions ? I don't think so. > > 6. Namespaces should be used instead of 'taskdef' whenever possible > ( i.e. the descriptor ). > > > Costin > > Wannheden, Knut wrote: > >> This reply is a little bit late (just got back from holiday) but I think >> it's an important topic and I was wondering if anybody has given this >> more thought in the meantime. >> >> With some minor adaptions I think your general description of the usage >> of XML namespaces sounds very good. >> >>> -----Original Message----- >>> From: Nicola Ken Barozzi [mailto:email@example.com] >>> Sent: Freitag, 6. September 2002 23:54 >>> To: Ant Developers List >>> Subject: Re: xml namespace support in ant2 >>> >>> So instead we could say that >>> 1) all ant: namespace elements are core ant. >>> >> >> Well, what the namespace prefix is in the buildfile is really up to the >> user. It's just the URI that matters. So all of thw following should >> work: >> >> <project xmlns="urn:ant-namespace"> >> <target name="test"/> >> </project> >> >> <xyz:project xmlns:xyz="urn:ant-namespace"/> >> >> But specifying it as the default namespace as in the first example or >> using "ant" as the prefix will probably be the most common usages. >> >> When you say "core ant" I assume you're talking about <project>, >> <target>, all core and optional tasks and types in the distribution. >> >>> 2) different namespaced elements have to be defined before use as >>> taskdefs, typedefs or antlibs, and ant treats them accordingly >>> >> >> I think saying it the other way around would be more correct. I.e. >> Custom tasks and types have to be declared to use a different XML >> namespace. >> >>> 3) all namespaced tags that are not declared as in (2) must >>> be declared >>> beforehand as <namespacedef namespace="nms" handler="..."/>, >>> so that the >>> Ant ProjectHelper can use that particular Handler to process the >>> extension. A convenient nullHandler is created when the >>> handler is not >>> specified. >>> >> >> What would this be used for? Isn't it enough with task and type >> extenstions? Other extensions would certainly raise confusion... >> >> The primary benefits I see of using XML namespaces the described way are: >> >> - Mechanism to avoid name clashes of different tasks and types >> - Schemas (grammars) could be written for Ant buildfiles covering the Ant >> core elements and external tasks and types. >> >> The schemas in turn would allow the validation of tasks and types to take >> place externally and at an earlier stage. With externally I mean that >> the tasks and types wouldn't need code to do the validation themselves. >> >> At a later stage the schemas could maybe even be the basis for the >> documentation. Also, the different usages of a task could maybe be bound >> to the different processing modes somehow. >> >> Playing some with RELAX NG and Sun's MSV validator I found that it was >> quite >> easy to specify grammars for the different Ant tasks and types. Even >> writing grammars that support other namespaces isn't very hard. That way >> a grammar which validates buildfiles using other namespaces for external >> tasks >> and types can be constructed easily. It should also be quite easy to >> allow external tasks to specify their own grammar for validation. >> >> Any thoughts? >> >> Cheers, >> >> -- >> knut > -- Costin -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:email@example.com> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:email@example.com>
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I am fairly new to decorating and I really would like to start doing figures; however, everytime I try to make flesh colored MMF it just doesn't look right. I have used americolor fleshtone and I have tried Wilton ivory....Any help would be great! Thanks in advance
hi amj512, to make flesh tone... I use red,yellow and brown. Just a drop of each, knead in and add more if needed. I use americolor airbrush or gel if you have that... hope this helps therese
I use Wilton "Copper" and it works great. You don't need very much so add it a little at a time until you get the desired color.
I add a little bit of pink to the flesh tone color, and use very little of the flesh tone and you should have the right color!!!
I use Wilton copper, just the tiniest bit....depending on skin tone, just add more, or touches of brown, yellow or red until you get the right shade.
Thanks everyone....I will try that!
I use wilton ivory with just a little pink!


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|A snapshot of my dashboard on MobyMax. You can select which subjects and activities you want your students to see on their dashboards.
MobyMax offers individualized work aligned to the Common Core for students in Math, Language, Reading, Vocabulary, and Test Prep. It also has a math fact drill for addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. Students can earn game time by completing so many minutes of work. I love this feature, because you know that they are not just playing games the whole time!
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You can motivate students to work by creating a contest for them through the site. Students can earn points in the contest by working in math, language, and reading. To ramp this up a bit, I ordered some cheap, personalized trophies with my BoxTop money. I have trophies for Most Time on Reading, Most Time on Vocabulary, Most Time on Language, Most Time in Test Prep, Most Time Spent on MobyMax at Home, Girl with Most Points, Boy with Most Points, and Most Time on MobyMax. Each week, I check their time and points, then write the winners's names on charts I have displayed above my whiteboard. The winners then get to keep the traveling trophy on their desk for the next week. They love this, and it's really motivating them to work! (I didn't order trophies for math, since I don't teach it, and I really want my students to work on their ELA skills!)
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Back to gushing about MobyMax...I love how each lesson is set to each student's individual needs. Most of the curriculum areas have them start with a placement test to determine where they should start working. I noticed that one of my very top students placed in the .4 grade level area on the language test, and I was able to reset his placement test after I talked to him about effort. You'll know when the kids blew off the test and when they really worked.
I also like the graphs and charts that are provided for each subject and for each student. I've shown my students their graphs, or lack there of due to such little work time recently, and it's motivated them to work harder.
My favorite part of MobyMax is the language and language test prep. We don't have a lot of time during the day to spend on grammar, and this is filling in the gaps quite well. I asked MobyMax a question the other about their reading program, and was pleased to have them respond very quickly through Facebook. Right now, the reading program is just stories and questions, and this is the least liked area by my students. Soon, MobyMax will be adding lessons that will focus on teaching/reinforcing CCSS.
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Where were you on September 11, 2001?!*
I know where I was and I remember that day like it was yesterday. The images are still instilled in my head like a bad horror flick, watching it live on TV as it happened, was just something that I will never, ever forget.
I first heard about the attack after people commenting on a plane hitting the antenna of one of the towers, then after people were "calmed" because it was just "the antenna" a few minutes later more people stated that it wasn't the antenna but a plane going right through the tower.
That's when the TV went on and as I had happened to be up working early that day, I watched the next few hours as the second plane hit, people jumping out of the building in desperation, both buildings burning in flames, and then watching the building collapse one after the other.
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Great Whittington was a township in the ancient parish of Corbridge. In 1866 it became a separate civil parish. From 1894 it was part of Hexham Rural District. In 1955 it was abolished as a civil parish and its area was absorbed into the newly formed parish of Whittington.
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HERITAGE HIGHLIGHTS: Housed within one of York's medieval gateways, including a chamber built by King Richard himself
Try your hand at raising an authentic working portcullis - the original portcullis inside Monk Bar was used to control traffic through the gateway beneath. The mechanism still works and you can raise and lower it - with a bit of muscle power!
The Richard III was the brainchild of Michael S Bennett, a former York tour guide. Bennett was fascinated by the story of King Richard, and determined to set the historical record straight over this much maligned monarch. He wrote and performed a play entitled An Audience with King Richard III, a DVD of which is available in the museum gift shop. He has also authored several manuscripts, including Shakespeare's Richard III, Fact and Fiction, a scene-by-scene analysis of Shakespeare's play about Richard. All of which information is included just to drive home the point that he knows what he's talking about when it comes to Richard III!
NB. Mr Bennett was manning the till when we visited, and I found him friendly and entertaining.
The museum is fascinating and well worth a visit. It will help give a glimpse into a corner of York's history that is perhaps in need of more illumination!
About Richard III Museum
Address: Monk Bar, York, Yorkshire, England, YO1 7LQ
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Location: Within Monk Bar, at the junction of the Lord Mayor's Walk and Monkgate, about 3 blocks north east of York Minster. Currently open all year.
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