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I'll spare summarizing the plot and cut right to analysis. After all if you are visiting lostpedia, chances are you're like me, and you tune into Lost every Tuesday at 9 and fill the rest of the week with classic episodes echoing the current island mysteries. With "The Lighthouse" we get a huge throwback to ubiquitous season 1 treks through the jungle. Not only did we get to enjoy some quality Hurley and Jack time, but we also go to pay visit to one of the most scenic landscapes throughout Lost history: the caves. This scene worked on so many different levels. First, Hurley dug deep in the cranium and churned out what will soon be an all time Lostie favorite. I cracked up -- but later in the night, I began to entertain the notion of Hurley's prophesy. What do you guys think, usual, humorous Hurley or foreshadowing? (or is it "back"-shadowing?) Secondly, we are reintroduced to Christian's empty casket which paralleled very nicely with Jack's flashsideways -- Jack's attempting to find his "Lost" father (excuse the horrible pun, couldn't resist). It's no coincidence that Christian is conveniently missing in both realities; I bet before we see "Lost" flash up on the screen the final time we will see Christian again. More importantly: Jack will see him.
Everything seems to be building to one cathartic moment between Jack, Christian and Claire. I highly doubt it's that simple though. After all, I am basing this on natural story progression, which the writers have blatantly, and wonderfully, defied numerous times. Still, those three will be united.
Savage Claire's (by the way: how does everyone like her now?) pursuit of Aaron is very intriguing. I would like to point out the fact that Claire left Aaron and ran off into the woods. Now, though, she will kill to find him -- just like Danielle. Although, this seems to be provoked by Christian and FLocke, her two friends, rather than Claire acting alone. Interestingly, she notes that both her Dad and "her friend" told her the Others have her baby, which shatters the widely believed speculation that smokey was Christian and further solidifies my view that Christian is alive.
However, these questions (or questionanswers) can't compare to what is revealed at the closure of the episode: the Lighthouse. Jacob's "watching" gives a whole new meaning to the numbers. I was blown away by Jack's poignant scene: his childhood, as made abundantly clear by this episode, is something Jack keeps locked away. He wants not to talk, share, or remember it. Jacob's mirror might as well been an x-ray of Jack's heart. As Jack said earlier in the episode, he is broken. He told Hurly he believed the island could heal him which he later criticizes as being ignorant. Although Jack does not recognize it, this is the first step to redemption and to a healed soul. Transparency will be Jack's catharsis and will eventually lead to the redemption he seeks.
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On a cold December 1979 night in the heart of northern Minnesota's Iron Range one Aaron James Brown joined the rag-tag lot of babies born in the waning operation of the old Hibbing General Hospital. The hospital would later be razed to become a senior living community where, one day, Brown endeavors to expire in the precise physical location of his birth. Meantime, since 2006, he has run MinnesotaBrown.com, the regional blog with global perspective you are now reading.
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He has written a column for Hibbing Daily Tribune since 2001, serving as the paper's editor from 2001-2003. A past radio announcer and reporter, he now writes, produces and hosts the Great Northern Radio Show on Northern Community Radio, where he is also contributing producer for several programs. Brown is the author of the book "Overburden: Modern Life on the Iron Range," winner of the 2008 Northeastern Minnesota Book Award.
An instructor of communication at Hibbing Community College by day, Brown is a raconteur and reluctant Iron Range political figure, a longtime Range community and arts organizer and a frequent contributor to various things you find on the internet, most notably the Minneapolis Star Tribune, MinnPost, Minnesota Public Radio and the Daily Yonder. He enjoys history and the future, but struggles with the present.
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Joel Coen and Ethan Coen have for years been accused of showing contempt for their audiences, and "Burn After Reading" is likely to add new voices to the din. For many, however, the allure of the brothers has always been their idiosyncratic and intimate storytelling; they make movies for their own pleasure, viewers be damned. Working as something like a breezy counterpart to their Academy Award-winning "No Country for Old Men," "Burn After Reading" traces the gross incompetence of a series of greedy and shallow suckers who lack both brains and heart. The Coens are always better when their movies feature protagonists worth cheering, but they have demonstrated again and again that this quality is certainly not a prerequisite of their filmmaking.
Weaving together a tapestry of intellect-challenged D.C.-area dwellers into what John Malkovich's character Osborne Cox hilariously describes as a "league of morons," "Burn After Reading" loosely employs espionage as the vehicle by which the Coens gleefully attack the adulterous nincompoops who form their talented ensemble. One's enjoyment of the movie will depend largely on a tolerance for exquisite and prodigious profanity and shocking, unexpected violence. In Joel and Ethan's world, nobody is safe from the physical horror that can be so quickly and cruelly applied by fate and circumstance.
With the exception of Malkovich's bald CIA analyst, the Coens have a field day saddling their stars with less than flattering coiffures. Long a staple of the Coen aesthetic, outrageous haircuts often take the place of character development, and the parade of pompadours and pageboys worn by the likes of Brad Pitt and Frances McDormand delivers one of the film's funniest running gags. George Clooney trades on his killer looks as a horny U.S. Marshal who builds sex chairs in his spare time. Tilda Swinton, as Clooney's lover and Malkovich's wife, has to be one of the world's cruelest pediatricians.
As is typical of the Coens, the supporting cast of "Burn After Reading" often upstages the major players. J.K. Simmons is effortlessly funny as a CIA boss and Richard Jenkins, in probably the only sympathetic characterization in the movie, is as indispensable as ever as the gym manager who carries a torch for McDormand's narcissistic half-wit. Raul Aranas, in a microscopic role, gets plenty of mileage repeating the line "Just lying there" in dumbfounded stupor. The Coens have made sport of transcendent moments like that one for years, and "Burn After Reading" adds several more to the long list, including a Princeton reunion sing-along that puts another knife in the heart of insufferably self-important men in suits.
With its serpentine twists and knot of relationships, "Burn After Reading" reminds us of the filmmakers' fascination for the pulpy literature of Dashiell Hammett and Raymond Chandler. Those hard-boiled authors, whose fictions often contained a fatalistic, black-as-pitch humor congruent with the Coen style, occasionally penned stories so complex one needed a flowchart to keep everything straight. The plots of some of their books didn't always matter as much as the style, and this same charge has been leveled at the Coens more than once. "Burn After Reading" will certainly be a tougher sell to the mainstream than "No Country for Old Men," but stalwart Coen loyalists will find plenty to applaud.
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Tissamaharama is situated 110 miles (177 kilometers) southeast of Colombo and about 100 miles (161 kilometers) southeast of Sri Jayawardenepura Kotte, the capital of Sri Lanka.
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VATICAN CITY (CNS) -- The sounds of a woman chanting in a side chapel blended with the less traditional hum of a hydraulic lift one recent morning in St. Peter's Basilica.
Pilgrims were pressed against a barricade pointing cameras at workmen strapped in climbing harnesses, teetering atop the baldacchino, the massive bronze canopy over the main altar.
Twice a year, typically before Christmas and Easter, a select team of Vatican workers breaks out its polyester dusters, vacuum cleaner and bronze polishing fluid to clean Gian Lorenzo Bernini's 100-foot-high, 63-ton masterpiece.
Until recently, they had to climb up the twisting columns, hoisting themselves with wooden pegs and ropes, using the decorative bronze leaves and branches wrapped around the columns as toe perches and handholds.
But recently they started borrowing an electric "spider lift" from the office governing Vatican City State, said Maria Cristina Carlo-Stella, chief of staff of the Fabbrica di San Pietro, the Vatican office in charge of the basilica.
Now workers ride the boom lift to the top of the canopy, where they don white hard hats, snap on rubber gloves and pull down dust masks before they knot their safety lines around the neck of a 13-foot angel or the chubby legs of the 8-foot-tall "putti" that adorn the top of the canopy.
Tradition isn't completely dead, though. During the latest cleaning Dec. 18, Emanuele Roncaccia pulled out a thick length of rope from which dangled a short narrow plank worn smooth from decades of use.
It turns out the bucket lift can't reach all the dusty niches and nooks under the baldacchino, and the centuries-old method of rappelling and circling round the capitals and columns with a duster in hand works better than the more cumbersome lift.
With a safety line clipped to Roncaccia's back, workers helped.....
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for a moment I thought it would be priests in cassocks doing it :)
A Vatican worker, known as a "sanpietrino," dusts a column of the baldacchino over the main altar in St. Peter's Basilica. (CNS/Paul Haring)
Yet I read elsewhere this mmorning that Hillary Clinton placed the star on top of the national Christmas tree only once in 8 years because she was afraid. (Barbara Bush did the honor 12 times -- loved going up in the bucket.)
It had nothing to do with fear of heights. It had to do with the fact that she objected to the star ornament. It was not red and did not have a hammer and sickle on it.
Not her favorite activity: Hillary Clinton said that she did not enjoy putting the star at the top of the National Christmas tree so she only did that one time
Risktaker: Alternatively, former first lady Barbara Bush (seen here with her granddaughters- and George W. Bush's daughters- Jenna and Barbara Bush) put the star up 'twelve times'
Yet I read elsewhere this morning....
I saw the video and interview last night on NBC, Christmas at the White House. Hillary said that once was enough, she did like the view while up there.
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The bride, 34, is known as Ann. She is a senior special writer at The Wall Street Journal, for which she covers securities firms. She graduated from Princeton and received a master's degree in journalism from Columbia. Her parents, Jeannie R. Davis and John N. Davis Jr., live in Asheville. Her father is a real estate developer and investor there, and her mother, now retired, was a sales agent at Beverly-Hanks & Associates, an Asheville real estate agency.
Mr. Vaughan, also 34, is a principal partner in Zephyr Management, an investment firm in New York. He also graduated from Princeton, where he and the bride met. His parents, Susan W. Vaughan and Eugene H. Vaughan, live in Houston. His mother is a trustee of the C. G. Jung Educational Center of Houston, and his father is the founder and former president of Vaughan, Nelson, Scarborough & McCullough, an investment management business there. The bridegroom's father is also a trustee of Vanderbilt University in Nashville.Continue reading the main story


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OCEAN CITY — The city's property-tax rate will increase this year, but its effects will be felt differently as property assessments declined across much of the island for the second year in a row.
The local-purpose tax rate would increase nearly 3 cents this year in a $71 million draft budget proposed by Mayor Jay Gillian's administration.
The new rate of 38.5 cents per $100 of assessed value would mean the average residential property owner with an assessment of $594,800 would pay $11 more than the average homeowner with a property assessed at $641,200 last year.
That means that while the rate increases more than 8 percent, the new average local-purpose bill of $2,293 is an increase of less than 1 percent over last year's average bill of $2,282.
While the total size of the budget increased by $2.2 million, or more than 3 percent, the total amount raised by taxes increased by 1 percent, or about $440,400.
Taxes are up in the proposed budget for two main reasons: a 7 percent drop in property values on the island and a cumulative 30 percent increase in debt service and statutory and deferred charges.
The city lost about $847 million from its ratable base since last year, a drop from about $12.1 billion to $11.3 billion, mostly due to an ongoing partial reassessment of residential and commercial properties.
Thousands of properties were found to be assessed at amounts far higher than their market worth following the decline of the housing market over the past several years. So far, about 12,600 properties have been reassessed through the so-called compliance plan.
That has made the average residential assessment decline from $641,200 last year to $594,800. It will likely decline again next year as the city plans one final round of reassessments.
"All in all, by next year everyone should be on an even keel," city Finance Director Frank Donato said.
Since the value of some people's properties has decreased, they will pay less in taxes even though the tax rate is increasing. Other people whose assessments did not decrease or went up will pay more.
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Deferred charges include paying $725,000 in the first of five installments toward $3.6 million in Hurricane Sandy cleanup costs. Donato said the city hopes to recoup some of that money from the Federal Emergency Management Agency.
Debt-service payments would increase by $1.3 million in the proposed budget, a jump in principal and interest payments that is partially driven by $10 million in bonds issued at the end of the last year to fund various capital improvements.
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Lenoir-Rhyne University's Claire Wach has been named the South Atlantic Conference Women's Lacrosse Offensive Player Of The Week, league officials announced today.
Tuesday's doubleheader between Appalachian State University softball and Campbell University has been moved to Tuesday, April 15.
Fourteen National Football League teams were represented at Appalachian State Universitys annual Pro Day on Monday afternoon. Pro Day activities were held in the Appalachian Athletics Center and Sofield
Lees-McRae Director of Athletic Training and SWA Rita Smith was featured in the National Athletic Trainers Association News Magazine in the January edition.
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OK, it strikes me as pretty silly that you can't configure virtual hosts in a common way for web applications, but you can for EJBs exposed as web services! My understanding of the problem here is that Tomcat can only take a single virtual host name, while Jetty can take many. That name for Tomcat corresponds to a HostGBean which may be listening on any number of IPs, but no two hosts can listen on the same IP. Jetty does not use that same Host concept -- instead you can list any number of virtual hosts and the web app will be bound to each of those with no intermediary. Right now, there's separate, container-specific virtual host configuration for Tomcat and Jetty -- even the elements are named differently. My problem is that we're taking this fairly common functionality, and making it hard to use the simple case (1 virtual host name) because we can't adequately model the difficult case (where you want to bind an app to multiple virtual hosts and Tomcat has restrictions that Jetty doesn't). But again, we managed to make the simple case simple for EJBs exposed via the web container, so I'm sure we can do it for web apps. I propose we do this: * Add a 0-or-1 <virtual-host> element to geronimo-web, immediately before the container-config element * Leave the existing 0-N <virtual-host> element in geronimo-jetty-config * Leave the existing 0-N <virtual-host> element in geronimo-jetty, ensuring it's the first "container-specific" element in that file (so it essentially overrides the 0-or-1 element in the generic plan with a 0-N element) * Remove the <host> element from geronimo-tomcat-config and geronimo-tomcat * In Jetty, we'll use all the virtual-host elements you provide (up to 1 in the generic plan and up to N in the container-config or Jetty-specific plan) * In Tomcat, if any Host GBean has the same name (as in name="foo" in the ObjectName) as the virtual-host name, then we'll bind the web app to that. Otherwise, if any Host GBean is bound to the host name/IP specified as the virtual-host name, then we'll bind the web app to that (or throw an error). Otherwise, we'll automatically create and deploy a new Host GBean using the name of and binding to whatever you specified in the virtual-host element. That should mean we have a common configuration scheme if you want to bind a web app to a single virtual host. If you want to bind to multiple virtual hosts, you must either use the extended Jetty-specific syntax, or manually configure a Host GBean for Tomcat that binds to those IPs and then put the name of that GBean in the virtual-host element. Most importantly, if you do no extra configuration but put "<virtual-host>virtual.host.com</virtual-host>" in the geronimo-web plan then it will do what you expect, regardless of the web container in question. Would that work for everyone? Thanks, Aaron
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Absolutely the Best Amish Beef Stew
Recipe by Karen..
This is just what its name implies...the absolute best beef stew ever. It is wonderful in the colder weather and really warms you up. I got the basic recipe from an old Amish cookbook and tweeked it a bit. My family loves it with home baked bread, so I always make Amish White Bread, Amish White Bread to go along with it.
Top Review by evelynathens
Yummy stew, nicely spiced. Went over well with the kids. Made it in the crockpot cutting the beef and vegetables into little cubes. Cooked on high for 5 hours. Perfect.
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Ingredients Nutrition
- 2 -3 lbs boneless beef cubes
- 2 tablespoons shortening
- 1 large onion, sliced
- 4 cups boiling water
- 1 tablespoon salt
- 1 tablespoon lemon juice
- 1 tablespoon sugar
- 1 tablespoon Worcestershire sauce
- 1⁄2 teaspoon pepper
- 1 1⁄2 teaspoons paprika
- 1 dash allspice
- 1 dash clove
- 6 carrots, peeled and cut into chunks or 1 lb peeled baby carrots
- 6 potatoes, peeled and cut into chunks
- 1⁄2 cup cold water
- 1⁄4 cup flour
Directions See How It's Made
- Melt shortening over high heat in a large pot or dutch oven.
- Add beef cubes and brown over medium heat, stirring occasionally, about 15-20 minutes.
- Add onions, boiling water, salt, lemon juice, sugar, worcestershire sauce, pepper, paprika, allspice and cloves.
- Simmer, tightly covered, for about 2 hours, stirring occasionally.
- Add vegetables and simmer another 30 minutes (covered), or until tender.
- Note: if your lid is not tight on the pot, you may not have enough liquid left to just about cover everything after you add the veggies.
- If this is the case, add more water to barely cover ingredients.
- Mix cold water and flour together and blend until smooth.
- Push meat and veggies to the side of the pot and add flour mixture slowly, incorporating into liquid.
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December 11, 2011 by staff
Peaches Geldof Engaged To Thomas Cohen, If all goes to plan, then Peaches Geldof will have two marriages under her belt by the time she's in her mid 20′s. What an achievement eh?
After her brief marriage to that American guy who was in a band (please don't makes us go into details about it again, just talking about it makes our head hurt) the 22-year-old is now planning to tie the knot with her boyfriend Thomas Cohen.
Shockingly Peaches has managed to keep her engagement to Cohen (who's also in a band by the way) a complete secret for the last six months.
Predictably though she eventually went and blabbed about it to a journalist saying:
"Yes, I'm engaged! We don't want to get married for a couple of years yet though so don't expect me in a dress yet. I'm so happy!"
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The Little Freakin' Knight!
dude, you should've said LAYERS! not levels!
ok he says he didn't put the guy into 8 different layers so I'm assuming the whole character is on 1. but what the hell are levels. I know this tutorial isn't for new commers but still it just turns the whole learning process into a conundrum
Only tips =(
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I saw stuff like this on TSAH, the master chiefs arms acted like that. hopefully this will help me mane a non-blammable 1st movie!
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Grave Danger is the third mission of the campaign in Worms 3D.
Your goal is to move around a grave yard, planting Grenades onto deathbeds in order to recover health for your worm. Failure to bomb the right grave, and you'll end up being cursed. Your only weapon is the Grenade. There aren't any enemy worms present in this mission, and the level is pretty easy.
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- On top of the headstones of each grave you will see things like wings or horns. This will indicate which grave is good or bad.
2. It is possible to blow up a bunch of graves at once instead of waiting turns.
- From your starting point, go over the bridge and behind the church, then take a grenade and plant it on the small patch of soil on the ground. Once it blows up, go inside the hole and you will uncover an easter egg.
- The text at the top of the screen once you pick up a crate usually states 'It's not a spade, but it might work!'.
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As it turns out, that's how TARP, the Troubled Assets Relief Program, is shaping up to be - opaque.
There's been little to no accounting for the ways financial institutions have spent half those funds: $350 billion. So, for good reason, even members of President-elect Obama's own party are cautious about his call to hand over the rest of the dough.
Some pundits have said with sincerity that every penny should be tallied somewhere online, like a big bank statement where all the American people can see each withdrawal and how it's being spent.
Mr. Obama will likely get his funds, but hopefully with the promise of increased accountability for the financial sector.
Something to make TARP transparent, like Saran Wrap, so we can all see what's going on underneath.


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The Who's 1982 tour, which was all in North America apart from two warm-up dates at the Birmingham NEC in England, was their last to feature Kenney Jones on drums and they wouldn't tour again until 1989. The tour promoted the recent 'It's Hard' album, which had been released in June 1982, and the set list included a number of tracks from that album, some of which the band would only play live on this tour. This concert film features the show from the second of their two nights at New York's Shea Stadium and was filmed on October 13th 1982. Although a couple of tracks have appeared on compilations, this is the first official release of the full show and features restored footage and newly mixed sound. The release includes Bonus tracks from the first night at Shea Stadium.
A wildly successful band in their own right, Toto helped shaped the sound of pop music in the '70s and '80s not just with their own songs, but as studio musicians for Boz Scaggs, Steely Dan, and Michael Jackson. Celebrating their 35th anniversary, the band that served as the backbone for some of the smoothest pop hits of their day take Europe by storm on 35th Anniversary Tour: Live in Poland. Playing to a massive, standing-room-only crowd in Lodz, Poland, a lineup featuring Steve Lukather, Steve Porcaro, David Paich, and Joseph Williams take to the stage to deliver a stellar performance for their ecstatic European fans. Featuring hits like "Africa," "Rosanna," and a rousing rendition of "Hold the Line," this live set does their old material justice, and will be a welcome addition to the collection of any die-hard Toto fan.
Jeff Beck is undeniably one of the world s greatest guitar players. Technically brilliant, he is renowned for pushing musical boundaries and has excelled across many different genres from rock and jazz to pop and blues. Live In Tokyo was recorded at the Tokyo Dome City Hall in Japan on April 9th this year. These Japanese dates were the first to feature Jeff Beck s new backing band of Jonathan Joseph (drums), Nicolas Meier (guitars) and Rhonda Smith (bass) and the setlist includes some material from his new, as yet unreleased, studio album. In contrast to Beck s previous visual releases, both filmed in small clubs, Live In Tokyo is filmed in a major concert arena and has a very different, more expansive feel. Jeff Beck is a true guitar legend and this show captures him at his very best.


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Bitdefender has found that 90 percent of free Android apps harbour adware, with aggressive adware peaking at around 75 percent of worldwide analysed apps in July 2012. Adware also continues to dominate Bitdefender's UK detection charts.
While regular adware is usually limited to pop-ups, apps bundled with aggressive adware are creating shortcuts on a user's screen, changing default search engine settings and even pushing notifications to the Android notification tray – often causing performance degradation.
"Aggressive adware was once limited to desktop and laptop computers but the latest findings from the Bitdefender Labs suggest the same scenario is playing out in the mobile device landscape," said Catalin Cosoi, Chief Security Researcher at Bitdefender. "Android's permission system includes no details about adware or the resources it might access, making it hard for users to spot aggressive adware behaviour until the app has been installed or an antivirus solution has flagged it."
As detected by the Bitdefender Labs, the most popular app that includes aggressive adware is Ant Smasher, with more than 50 million installs from Google's marketplace. On third-party marketplaces, it contains aggressive adware that could affect the overall performance of both the game and the device.
Another example of a Google Play app with aggressive adware is Galaxy S3 Go Launcher Ex. With more than 500,000 installs, the app is supposed to install a theme pack that will turn a user's home screen into a Galaxy S3 look-alike. However, additional home screen shortcuts along with changing default search engine settings turn it into an example of aggressive adware.
Variants of adware-bundled Network Signal Booster were also found on third-party marketplaces, bombarding users with unsolicited ads and messages. Having around 1 million installs in Google Play, the app is clearly used by many on a regular basis.
The number one detection in the UK is classified as Android.Adware.Mulad.A by the Bitdefender Labs. Aggressive adware such as this is usually bundled with a variety of apps, and it usually means that more than one adware framework is used.
Most developers make use of such frameworks because they are fully customisable and easy to integrate with any app.
The Adware.Mulad family is prolific in the UK, as Android.Adware.Mulad.A alone had a 30.63 percent detection rate in August. Interestingly, Android.Trojan.FakeDoc.A ranked second, with a 14.18 percent detection rate. Known as "Battery Doctor," the Trojan intercepts emails and SMS messages and broadcasts them to an attacker-controlled server, without users' knowledge.


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Iceland in one word? Magical. To be honest, a trip to Iceland wasn't something that had crossed my mind much before this trip. Sure, I'd pinned random travel shots here and there on my Pinterest, but I still had several places on my travel to-do list that I wanted to make it to beforehand. How I wish I knew better! Our time in Iceland (we were stationed in Reykjavik) was hands down one of the most incredible trips I've ever taken and I've since made it my life's mission to convince everyone I know to make a trip—and to plan my own trip back. Warning: this is a long post…I just have a lot to say! If you want to skip the photos and instead get a video recap of our trip, there's one I made at the bottom!
One thing that made our trip to Iceland unlike any trip I've ever taken before was the adventure aspect of it. Iceland is so adventurous and active—there are countless excursions and expeditions you can take in and around Reykjavik and I'm so glad we took the opportunity to try a few out. One of my favorites was our glacier hike through Reykjavik Excursions. We took an early morning bus out to the Sólheimajökull glacier tongue for a guided hike on the ice. Our tour guide was so fun and I feel like we really lucked out—he took us to a lot of locations I didn't see the other tours passing through and was filled with SO much info about the glacier and its history. I think the scenery will look familiar to anyone who has ever watched Game of Thrones—many of the "beyond the wall" scenes are filmed in Iceland!
You're probably wondering what they heck we're doing up there ^^. That hole is filled with pure glacier water that our guide led us to, had us "plank" over and then drink. I kid you not, it was SO delicious—we even filled up our water bottles and I really think it stayed colder longer than typical. Really, I swear. Overall the glacier hike was incredible—definitely something I'd recommend you do if you're able bodied and not afraid of heights! We also did a Northern Lights tour through the same company—equally as amazing and they're so stunning in person. I got goosebumps!
Another incredible part of our tour was our stops at the Skógafoss and Seljalandsfoss waterfalls in the Icelandic countryside. I honestly couldn't pick a favorite between the two—Skógafoss caught the light perfectly and often produced a rainbow across the front of it, while Seljalandsfoss was actually carved out behind the falls so you could walk behind it and see it from the backside—a totally cool (and very soggy) experience you can see more of in the video below! I definitely would recommend making it to both if you can—the great thing about going to Iceland in the fall, like we did, is that the weather and sunlight was perfect for an expedition like this. You might have a bit of a tougher time with these types of sites in the winter months, but you can likely still make it work!
Reykjavík was the perfect home base for our trip—and probably my new favorite city in the world. It's so vibrant and modern, while at the same time staying true to Icelandic culture and tradition. Plus, everyone is SO nice. Seriously, it blew my mind how lovely and accommodating the whole city was to tourists. We stayed in the Penthouse Suite at the Luna Apartments (which was actually a surprise upgrade from what we booked!) and our whole stay was incredible. It was so comfy, beautiful and perfectly located in walking distance to the entire downtown area.
We built a whole day in to our plans to just wander around Reykjavik and tour the town, visiting some favorite restaurants and pop into the incredible shops dotting the town. You guys—the interiors shopping was so so good. There were Scandi decor items everywhere, gorgeous furniture and the coziest throws and blankets. I wanted everything!
A few of our favorite places were:
Kolaportid Flea Market A traditional flea style indoor market with lots of vendors, including some food items (like dried fish!). I got a few pairs of gloves for friends and family, as well as that hat you see above and my friend Allie got the cutest vintage brass candlesticks!
Hallgrimskirkja That first image above is Reykjavik's most famous church. Located at the top of a main street, the church measures in at 244 ft high and, in addition to being beautiful and airy inside, it also serves as an observation tour that overlooks the colorful streets of Reykjavik and the harbor (This image, from my Instagram, was taken there!). The elevator ride to the top costs a few bucks, but the views are definitely worth it.
Bæjarins Bestu A famous hotdog stand by the water. You'd think that hotdogs maybe aren't the kind of thing you want to have on a trip to Iceland but this place will make you reconsider. Get yours with "eina með öllu," aka with everything on it—ketchup, sweet mustard, remoulade, crisp fried onion and raw onion.
Sjávargrillið One of the best meals I've ever had. We opted for a ton of seafood dishes and I was completely blown away by mine—the salmon literally tasted like butter in your mouth! Plus, the vibe of the whole place was super cool. I think if I was a Reykjavik resident, I would be spending a lot of meals here.
Iceland Fish and Chips So so yummy. Fish and Chips is a big thing in Iceland and this place came highly recommended. It definitely disappoint! Make sure you get the lobster stew as well—it was delish!
Dill As a huge foodie mecca, multi-course tasting menus are big in Reykjavik. So many people told me about Dill when I mentioned I was planning a trip to Reykjavik and I tried to get a reservation in vain but couldn't (it's so popular!). Including it on the list in case you're luckier than we were!
Apotek This is where we ended up having our tasting menu dinner! It's actually a funny story—one afternoon we wandered into a ceramics shop, where I met an artist who happened to make some of my favorite dish ware that I buy at ABC Home in New York City for work. What a small world, right?! Anyways, we got to talking and he suggested Apotek when we couldn't get into Dill. I'm so glad he did! The food was delicious and very different—although it changes with the seasons, ours consisted of: Icelandic ocean perch, Icelandic Minke whale, Icelandic sea trout, Icelandic plaice, a rack of free range Icelandic lamb and a chocolate mousse and raspberry rose for dessert. Swoon. It was delicious!
Reykjavik Roasters Coffee. This is very integral. Enough said.
Valdis ICE CREAM! Yes, ice cream in Iceland. You will be cold, but I urge you to get it anyways. They have so many flavors that are all handmade on the premises by the family that owns the store.
Our last stop before the airport was the infamous Blue Lagoon. Touristy, sure—but a must-hit spot for anyone passing through Iceland. It's really just as stunning (and warm!) as everyone says it is. Make sure you make your way over to the "mask" bar where you can scoop the silica mud onto your face to make a mask. They even sell it at the spa there (and yes—I totally bought some)! A few tips: wear a bathing suit that you don't really care about because the sulfur can damage your suit! Also, make sure you coat your hair in conditioner before going in—if you get the water in your hair, it can really dry it out, tangle it and damage it.
Sigh—well that about sums it up for our trip! If you're interested in seeing some of these place in action, I made a video of our time in Europe, below—with the help of a GoPro that I rented!
Germany, London & Iceland 2015 from Alyssa Longobucco on Vimeo.


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Donald E. deKieffer, 65, a founding partner of deKieffer & Horgan, an international trade law firm in Washington where he had worked since 1993, died Feb. 18 at a hospital in Boulder, Colo. He had had a heart attack.
Mr. deKieffer was an international trade lawyer who specialized in tracking pharmaceutical counterfeiting and diverted goods.
Before starting his own law firm, he was a partner at the old Pillsbury, Madison and Sutro and the Georgetown law firm Collier, Shannon, Rill and Scott. From 1981 to 1983, he was general counsel for the U.S. trade representative's office.
Since 2004, he had run EDDI Inc., a Washington-based company that maintains databases relating to product counterfeiters and diverters.
Donald Eulette deKieffer was born in Newport, R.I. He was a 1968 graduate of the University of Colorado at Boulder and in 1971 received a law degree from Georgetown University. He had been a McLean resident since the mid-1970s.
Early in his career, he was a speechwriter for the U.S. Senate Republican Policy Committee.
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Survivors include his wife of 40 years, Nancy Kishida deKieffer of McLean; a son, Nathan deKieffer of Washington; his mother, Melissa deKieffer of Boulder; and two brothers.
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I have a JVM heap monitor that sends emails when the upper limit changes, and this appears to be true. The GC still works, that is, used heap continues to fluctuate up and down within the current upper limit, but if the server experiences a hit on load and increases the heap, it remains at that level. I have not yet seen it release heap, however, our servers have never grown beyond about 15% of max memory available. I wonder if when it starts bouncing around 90%-95%, will it start to release heap. -----Original Message----- From: Robinson, Eric [mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com] Sent: Tuesday, February 08, 2011 10:27 AM To: Tomcat Users List Subject: Is IBM Right About Java? Saw this statement on an IBM web site: "Most JVMs grow towards the upper heap limit (-Xmx/-mx options) when more memory is required, and do not return memory to the operating system, even if the memory is no longer needed, until the JVM process terminates." Is this true? If thought returning unneeded memory to the OS was what GC is all about. -- Eric Robinson Disclaimer - February 8, 2011 This email and any files transmitted with it are confidential and intended solely for Tomcat Users List. If you are not the named addressee you should not disseminate, distribute, copy or alter this email. Any views or opinions presented in this email are solely those of the author and might not represent those of Physicians' Managed Care or Physician Select Management. Warning: Although Physicians' Managed Care or Physician Select Management has taken reasonable precautions to ensure no viruses are present in this email, the company cannot accept responsibility for any loss or damage arising from the use of this email or attachments. This disclaimer was added by Policy Patrol: http://www.policypatrol.com/ --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: email@example.com For additional commands, e-mail: email@example.com --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com For additional commands, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
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