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I'm thankful for all the time I get to spend with my family this holiday season. As for something GF related, I'm thankful that my family is willing to change our traditional meal around a little so that I can eat everything too!Stacihttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1889046160451485982.post-34382787279169048812010-11-15T09:55:45.132-05:002010-11-15T09:55:45.132-05:00I just found out after 24 years that I have celiac...I just found out after 24 years that I have celiac's. I am such a lover of pasta and wheat and grain products but didn't realize how horrible they were making me. I searched Gluten Free blogs and your's popped up. You are the light at the end of a dark tunnel!! Thank you so much!!! As far as gluten free products, I love the qunioa pasta and using Almond Flour for baking. I love that I walk into Wholefoods and find a gluten free section with almost anything. Udi's gluten free bread is also out of the this world!!! P.s. I am very jealous of your birdwatching!! We don't get much of that here in nyc...Please keep blogging as you really are helping me keep some sanity in my email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1889046160451485982.post-62157051306499241332010-11-14T14:35:51.756-05:002010-11-14T14:35:51.756-05:00I am thankful for gluten free cookies so I can use...I am thankful for gluten free cookies so I can use them to make pie crusts.marshowlhttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1889046160451485982.post-46382711441374717852010-11-13T09:08:02.512-05:002010-11-13T09:08:02.512-05:00This has been a very busy season with very little ...This has been a very busy season with very little time for cooking, so I am most thankful for gluten-free brown rice tortillas by Food for Life. I'm wrapping everything these days...eggs, deli slices, leftover salads. Wrap and go! Interestingly, when the fillings change, I don't get tired of them. I'm definitely ready to simmer a pot of savory soup now that the temperatures are dipping, but I don't think it will work well in my wrap!Heatherhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1889046160451485982.post-19896743177393120252010-11-13T08:45:55.395-05:002010-11-13T08:45:55.395-05:00I'm a new reader of your blog and thoroughly a...I'm a new reader of your blog and thoroughly approve of your adding bird-watching comments at any time!! My cockatiel approves as well. On the gluten-free front I'll say that I'm grateful that so many of the Chex cereals are gluten-free. I'm new to actually living a gluten-free lifestyle and appreciate in a whole new way those companies that recognize how a little change in their product can make a big change in an individual's life.Margaret Kane Wardhttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1889046160451485982.post-67888795919236553822010-11-12T23:00:43.670-05:002010-11-12T23:00:43.670-05:00It's too bad General Mills products aren't...It's too bad General Mills products aren't really gluten free :( http://glutenfreeeasily.com/my-trip-to-general-mills-a-k-a-betty-crocker-central/Marisahttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1889046160451485982.post-63034663127219284762010-11-12T14:27:57.205-05:002010-11-12T14:27:57.205-05:00I'm very thankfull for Gluten Free Cookies :0)...I'm very thankfull for Gluten Free Cookies :0)Stephaniehttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1889046160451485982.post-80198348045232297712010-11-12T13:44:13.835-05:002010-11-12T13:44:13.835-05:00I'm just happy turkey, potatoes and cranberry ...I'm just happy turkey, potatoes and cranberry sauce are naturally gluten free. That way I can still feel like I'm not missing out on the holiday!Margarethttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1889046160451485982.post-53821327463058240122010-11-12T12:43:59.589-05:002010-11-12T12:43:59.589-05:00The GF brownies by General Mills are excellent! I ...The GF brownies by General Mills are excellent! I have also finally found some GF bread that tastes like whole grain bread - Udi's bread. A local trattoria is now serving a GF pizza. Three GF items for which I am thankful!Lindsey F.https://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1889046160451485982.post-26177366488807050262010-11-12T10:05:01.314-05:002010-11-12T10:05:01.314-05:00I swear that wasnt the pheasant I cooked! They are...I swear that wasnt the pheasant I cooked! They are a very beautiful bird.Foodycathttps://firstname.lastname@example.com


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- Introduction
- Download and installation
- Adjacency lists
- Another way to create an undirected graph
- Tracking the in-edges and out-edges of a vertex
- Some useful BGL functions
- Creating a directed weighted graph using BGL
- A minimum spanning tree in BGL
- Depth-first search using BGL
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Exploring the Boost Graph Library
Making axiomatic statements about computing is usually a matter of hot debate. However, graph theory being one of the most important theoretical pillars of modern computing is not one of those statements. Myriad fields of engineering—from designing routers and networks to designing the chips that form the core of your mobile—are but applications of graph theory.
C++ application-software developers, we often have a direct need to transform a practical engineering problem into an equivalent graph-theory problem. Having a robust
C++-based generic-graph library that helps us do just that would obviously be welcome: The Boost Graph Library (BGL) fills in that precise void.
In this article, you create an undirected, and then a directed graph followed by the usual traversal routines. Then, you apply some classical algorithms—all without adding a lot of code. That is the magic of BGL.
Download and installation
BGL is available as a free download from the Boost site (see Related topics for a link). BGL is a header-only library, therefore, subsequent use of this library in application code requires including the relevant headers in your source code. However, BGL does need the serialization library to link. Here is a typical command line:
root# g++ test_bgl.cpp I/usr/boost/boost_1_44/ -L/usr/boost/boost_1_44/lib
For the purposes of this article, you need the Boost 1.44 release.
Adjacency lists
At the heart of any graph implementation lies an adjacency list or matrix. Listing 1 shows how the adjacency list is declared in the Boost header adjacency_list.hpp.
Listing 1. Declaring an adjacency list in Boost
template <class OutEdgeListS = vecS, // a Sequence or an AssociativeContainer class VertexListS = vecS, // a Sequence or a RandomAccessContainer class DirectedS = directedS, class VertexProperty = no_property, class EdgeProperty = no_property, class GraphProperty = no_property, class EdgeListS = listS> class adjacency_list { };
To keep matters simple, let us concentrate on the first three template parameters.
OutEdgeList template parameter decides what kind of container will be used to store the edge-list information. Recall from your graph-theory basics that, for a directed graph, all vertices that have only incoming edges have an empty corresponding adjacency list. The default value is set to
vecS, which corresponds to
std::vector. The
VertexList template parameter decides what kind of container is used to represent the vertex list of the graph, again the default being
std::vector. The
DirectedS template parameter decides whether this is a directed or undirected graph based on whether the value provided is
directedS or
Creating a graph in BGL
With that declaration of the adjacency list in tow, the code in Listing 2 creates a simple undirected graph in BGL. The edge information will be stored in
std::list and the vertices in
Listing 2. Creating an undirected graph
#include <boost/graph/adjacency_list.hpp> using namespace boost; typedef boost::adjacency_list<listS, vecS, undirectedS> mygraph; int main() { mygraph g; add_edge (0, 1, g); add_edge (0, 3, g); add_edge (1, 2, g); add_edge (2, 3, g); }
In Listing 2, the graph g is created without providing any vertex or edge details in the constructor. Edges and vertices would be created at run time using helper functions like
add_edge and
add_vertex. The
add_edge function does what its name implies: It adds an edge between two vertices of the graph. At the end of execution in Listing 2, g should have four vertices labeled 0, 1, 2, and 3, with 1 connected to 0 and 2, and so on.
Traversing the graph
Traversing the graph involves using the
vertex_iterator and the
adjacency_iterator classes. The former iterates over all the vertices of the graph; the latter iterates over the corresponding adjacent vertices. Listing 3 shows the code.
Listing 3. Traversing the graph using BGL
#include <boost/graph/adjacency_list.hpp> using namespace boost; typedef boost::adjacency_list<listS, vecS, undirectedS> mygraph; int main() { mygraph g; add_edge (0, 1, g); add_edge (0, 3, g); add_edge (1, 2, g); add_edge (2, 3, g); mygraph::vertex_iterator vertexIt, vertexEnd; mygraph::adjacency_iterator neighbourIt, neighbourEnd; tie(vertexIt, vertexEnd) = vertices(g); for (; vertexIt != vertexEnd; ++vertexIt) { cout << *vertexIt << " is connected with "; tie(neighbourIt, neighbourEnd) = adjacent_vertices(*vertexIt, g); for (; neighbourIt != neighbourEnd; ++neighbourIt) cout << *neighbourIt << " "; cout << "\n"; } }
Creating a directed graph
To create a directed graph, simply modify the graph type in Listing 3 to
#include <boost/graph/adjacency_list.hpp> using namespace boost;
typedef boost::adjacency_list<listS, vecS, directedS> mygraph;
int main()
mygraph g; add_edge (0, 1, g);
add_edge (0, 3, g);
add_edge (1, 2, g);
add_edge (2, 3, g); // Same as Listing 3
The helper function vertices returns a
std::pair<vertex_iterator and
vertex_iterator>, with the former pointing to the first vertex in the graph. The result is captured in the tuple tie (
vertexIt, vertexEnd), and
vertexIt is subsequently used to traverse the graph. Likewise, the helper function
adjacent_vertices returns
std::pair<adjacency_iterator, adjacency_iterator>, with the first
adjacency_iterator pointing to the first element in the adjacency list.
Configuring an adjacency list
One of the cool things about BGL is that it is highly configurable. BGL lets you configure the set of vertices and the collection of edges using any of the following selector types (these are all defined in the header; all you need to do is use them while declaring the graph):
If your code would have many vertex insertions but not much deletion, then the
VertexList could be
vecS or
push_back is usually constant time except for when a vector needs reallocation. If you will have many insertions and deletions, then a
listS is a better choice than
vecS, because deleting an element from a vector is usually more expensive, time wise.
Another way to create an undirected graph
Instead of using the adjacency list-based version to create an undirected graph, you can use the BGL-provided
undirected_graph class (defined in undirected_graph.hpp). However, this class internally uses an adjacency list, and using graphs based on adjacency lists always provides for greater flexibility. Listing 4 shows the code.
Listing 4. Creating an undirected graph using undirected_graph.hpp
#include <undirected_graph.hpp> #include <iostream> using namespace boost; using namespace std; int main( ) { undirected_graph<>g; undirected_graph<>:vertex_descriptor u = g.add_vertex(); undirected_graph<>:vertex_descriptor v = g.add_vertex(); undirected_graph<>:vertex_descriptor w = g.add_vertex(); undirected_graph<>:vertex_descriptor x = g.add_vertex(); add_edge(u, v, g); add_edge(u, w, g); add_edge(u, x, g); cout << "Degree of u: " << degree(u, g); return 0; }
In Listing 4, I added individual vertices to a graph using
add_vertex and edges using
add_edge. Finally, the degree of an individual vertex is displayed using the
degree method call. Listing 5 provides the declaration and definition of
undirected_graph (from Boost sources).
Listing 5. Deciphering a BGL undirected_graph
template < typename VertexProp = no_property, typename EdgeProp = no_property, typename GraphProp = no_property> class undirected_graph { // public: typedef adjacency_list<listS, listS, undirectedS, vertex_property, edge_property, GraphProp, listS> graph_type; private: graph_type m_graph; // };
Tracking the in-edges and out-edges of a vertex
You access the outgoing edges of a vertex using the
out_edges helper function; to access the incoming edges, use
in_edges. A great thing about BGL is that you can directly output an edge using
cout, and it shows the connecting vertices. Listing 6 shows the code.
Listing 6. Iterating over the edges of a directed graph
#include <boost/graph/adjacency_list.hpp> using namespace boost; typedef boost::adjacency_list<listS, vecS, directedS> mygraph; int main() { mygraph g; add_edge (0, 1, g); add_edge (0, 3, g); add_edge (1, 2, g); add_edge (2, 3, g); mygraph::vertex_iterator vertexIt, vertexEnd; mygraph::in_edge_iterator inedgeIt, inedgeEnd; mygraph::in_edge_iterator outedgeIt, outedgeEnd; tie(vertexIt, vertexEnd) = vertices(g); for (; vertexIt != vertexEnd; ++vertexIt) { cout << "incoming edges for " << *vertexIt << ": "; tie(inedgeIt, inedgeEnd) = in_edges(*vertexIt, g); for(; inedgeIt != inedgeEnd; ++inedgeIt) { cout << *inedgeIt << " "; } cout << "\n"; } for (; vertexIt != vertexEnd; ++vertexIt) { std::cout << "out-edges for " << *vertexIt << : ; tie(outedgeIt, outedgeEnd) = out_edges(*vertexIt, g); // Similar to incoming edges } }
If you compiled the code in Listing 6, you would get errors. To fix the errors, just replace
directedS with
bidirectionalS in the declaration of
mygraph. When using the
directedS tag in BGL, you are allowed to use only the
out_edges helper function and associated iterators. Using
in_edges requires changing the graph type to
bidirectionalS, although this is still more or less a directed graph.
Note: Using
in_edges comes with an additional space cost (twice the per-edge cost if you compare it with
directedS), so be sure it is something you can live with.
Some useful BGL functions
Now, let us take stock of some of the more important utility functions that BGL provides and that have not been discussed, yet.
You can use the following functions for graph access:
std::pair<edge_iterator, edge_iterator> edges(const adjacency_list& g). Returns an iterator pair corresponding to the edges in graph g
vertices_size_type num_vertices(const adjacency_list& g). Returns the number of vertices in g
edges_size_type num_edges(const adjacency_list& g). Returns the number of edges in g
vertex_descriptor source(edge_descriptor e, const adjacency_list& g). Returns the source vertex of an edge
vertex_descriptor target(edge_descriptor e, const adjacency_list& g). Returns the target vertex of an edge
degree_size_type in_degree(vertex_descriptor u, const adjacency_list& g). Returns the in-degree of a vertex
degree_size_type out_degree(vertex_descriptor u, const adjacency_list& g). Returns the out-degree of a vertex
Listing 7 shows the code performing a fair number of graph accesses.
Listing 7. Graph accesses using BGL
// usual typedefs here, refer to previous listings int main() { mygraph g; add_edge (0, 1, 8, g); add_edge (0, 3, 18, g); add_edge (1, 2, 20, g); add_edge (2, 3, 2, g); add_edge (3, 1, 1, g); add_edge (1, 3, 7, g); cout << "Number of edges: " << num_edges(g) << "\n"; cout << "Number of vertices: " << num_vertices(g) << "\n"; mygraph::vertex_iterator vertexIt, vertexEnd; tie(vertexIt, vertexEnd) = vertices(g); for (; vertexIt != vertexEnd; ++vertexIt) { std::cout << "in-degree for " << *vertexIt << ": " << in_degree(*vertexIt, g) << "\n"; std::cout << "out-degree for " << *vertexIt << ": " << out_degree(*vertexIt, g) << "\n"; } mygraph::edge_iterator edgeIt, edgeEnd; tie(edgeIt, edgeEnd) = edges(g); for (; edgeIt!= edgeEnd; ++edgeIt) { std::cout << "edge " << source(*edgeIt, g) << "-->" << target(*edgeIt, g) << "\n"; } }
You can use the following functions for graph modification:
void remove_edge(vertex_descriptor u, vertex_descriptor v, adjacency_list& g). Removes an edge from g
void remove_edge(edge_descriptor e, adjacency_list& g). Removes an edge from g
void clear_vertex(vertex_descriptor u, adjacency_list& g). Removes all edges to and from u
void clear_out_edges(vertex_descriptor u, adjacency_list& g). Removes all outgoing edges from vertex u in the directed graph g (not applicable for undirected graphs)
void clear_in_edges(vertex_descriptor u, adjacency_list& g). Removes all incoming edges from vertex u in the directed graph g (not applicable for undirected graphs)
void remove_vertex(vertex_descriptor u, adjacency_list& g). Removes a vertex from graph g (It is expected that all edges associated with this vertex have already been removed using
clear_vertexor another appropriate function.)
Creating a directed weighted graph using BGL
Now that you are comfortable with directed graphs, the next logical task is to create a weighted directed graph with BGL. If you look back to the declaration of the adjacency list in Listing 1, you see that one of the template parameters is called
EdgeProperty. It is this template parameter that you use to construct the graph.
A property is a parameter that can be assigned to both vertices and edges. You define a property using a tag name and a type corresponding to the property. BGL has several available tag names, including
edge_weight_t and
vertex_name_t. For example, to store names in graph vertices, you can define a property as
typedef property<vertex_name_t, std::string> VertexNameProperty, and then pass this property to the
VertexProperty parameter in the template declaration for the graph.
Here is the declaration for a property for edge weights:
typedef property<edge_weight_t, int> EdgeWeightProperty;
Now that you have created
EdgeWeightProperty, tweak your definition of
typedef boost::adjacency_list<listS, vecS, directedS, no_property, EdgeWeightProperty> mygraph;
Finally, when you add the edges in the graph, use the overloaded version of
add_edge, which accepts a weight as the third argument. Listing 8 provides the complete code.
Listing 8. Creating a weighted directed graph
#include <boost/graph/adjacency_list.hpp> using namespace boost; typedef property<edge_weight_t, int> EdgeWeightProperty; typedef boost::adjacency_list<listS, vecS, directedS, no_property, EdgeWeightProperty > mygraph; int main() { mygraph g; add_edge (0, 1, 8, g); add_edge (0, 3, 18, g); add_edge (1, 2, 20, g); add_edge (2, 3, 2, g); add_edge (3, 1, 1, g); add_edge (1, 3, 7, g); }
A minimum spanning tree in BGL
One of the best things about BGL is that it comes with a whole host of predefined algorithms that work on graphs. Kruskal, Prim, Dijkstra—you name it and BGL has it. To see what I mean, modify the code in Listing 8 to have an undirected graph with weighted edges, and then use Kruskal's algorithm on it to get the minimum spanning tree. BGL provides individual algorithms in separate headers, so to use Kruskal, you must include boost/graph/kruskal_min_spanning_tree.hpp. Listing 9 shows the code.
Listing 9. Minimum spanning tree using Kruskal's algorithm
#include <boost/graph/adjacency_list.hpp> // typedef boost::adjacency_list<listS, vecS, directedS, no_property, EdgeWeightProperty > mygraph; typedef mygraph::edge_descriptor Edge; int main() { mygraph g; add_edge (0, 1, 8, g); add_edge (0, 3, 18, g); add_edge (1, 2, 20, g); add_edge (2, 3, 2, g); add_edge (3, 1, 1, g); add_edge (1, 3, 7, g); std::list < Edge > spanning_tree; kruskal_minimum_spanning_tree (g, std::back_inserter(spanning_tree)); for (std::list < Edge >::iterator ei = spanning_tree.begin(); ei != spanning_tree.end(); ++ei) { cout << *ei << " "; } cout << "\n"; }
The function
kruskal_minimum_spanning_tree does the magic behind the scenes. It takes in the graph and an iterator to a container where the edges are stored. Note the declaration of
spanning_tree: I used a list here, but it can be anything—for example, a vector. All BGL cares for is that the second argument must be the Standard Template Library (STL) output-iterator type.
Depth-first search using BGL
Breadth-first search and depth-first search (DFS) form the crux of graph traversals, and BGL comes with a lot of support for these operations. The relevant header file to be included is boost/graph/depth_first_search.hpp; the corresponding routine is
depth_first_search. BGL provides for multiple interfaces to
depth_first_search; all of them need what is known as a visitor object to be passed to the method.
A visitor in BGL plays the role of a functor in STL except that it does
a lot more. A visitor does not have a single method like
operator ( ) but instead has the flexibility to define several methods, such as
discover_index, and
examine_edge. It is safe to say that BGL lets you customize the DFS by providing these hooks. Let us first look into a sample code using DFS (Listing 10).
Listing 10. DFS using BGL
#include <boost/graph/adjacency_list.hpp> #include <boost/graph/depth_first_search.hpp> #include <iostream> using namespace std; using namespace boost; typedef property<edge_weight_t, int> EdgeWeightProperty; typedef boost::adjacency_list < listS, vecS, undirectedS, no_property, EdgeWeightProperty> mygraph; class custom_dfs_visitor : public boost::default_dfs_visitor { public: template < typename Vertex, typename Graph > void discover_vertex(Vertex u, const Graph & g) const { std::cout << "At " << u << std::endl; } template < typename Edge, typename Graph > void examine_edge(Edge e, const Graph& g) const { std::cout << "Examining edges " << e << std::endl; } }; int main() { mygraph g; add_edge (0, 1, 8, g); add_edge (0, 3, 18, g); add_edge (1, 2, 20, g); add_edge (2, 3, 2, g); add_edge (3, 1, 1, g); add_edge (1, 3, 7, g); custom_dfs_visitor vis; depth_first_search(g, visitor(vis)); }
Listing 10 declares a class called
custom_dfs_visitor that defines two hooks:
discover_vertex and
examine_edges. The former is invoked when a vertex is encountered for the first time; the latter is invoked on every outgoing edge from the vertex after the vertex is discovered.
So, what would have happened if in the visitor (
vis) you had
vis be of type
boost_default_visitor? Yes, you guessed it: nothing on the display. Table 1 provides a quick summary of some of the hooks BGL provides.
Table 1. BGL hooks for traversing using DFS
start_vertex(u, g)
|Invoked on the source vertex before traversal begins
discover_vertex(u, g)
|Invoked when a vertex is invoked for the first time
finish_vertex(u, g)
|If u is the root of a tree,
finish_vertex is invoked after the same is invoked on all other elements of the tree. If u is a leaf, then this method is invoked after all outgoing edges from u have been examined.
examine_edge(u, g)
|Invoked on every outgoing edge of u after it is discovered
tree_edge(u, g)
|Invoked on an edge after it becomes a member of the edges that form the search tree
back_edge(u, g)
|Invoked on the back edges of a graph; used for an undirected graph, and because
(u, v) and
(v, u) are the same edges, both
tree_edge and
back_edge are invoked
Note that BGL supports other visitors, like
bellman_visitor, and
That is it for this article. You have learned how to create undirected, directed, and weighted graphs in BGL; played with the accessors and modifier functions; and tried your hand at implementing some classical graph algorithms on the graphs you created. BGL offers a lot more, and this article has just skimmed the surface. Be sure to look into the BGL documentation for details.
Downloadable resources
Related topics
- Check out the BGL documentation.
- The Boost Graph Library: User Guide and Reference Manual by Jeremy G. Siek, Lie-Quan Lee, and Andrew Lumsdaine is a fantastic resource for the BGL.
- Download the BGL.


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The coming Saturday Jan 4 at 6:00 PM there will be the last Kiahk Hymns evening after the Evening Raise of Incense, in Woodward Church and 60th Place Church.
2013 New Year's Eve Schedule
Tuesday, December 31, 2013
07:00 PM Evening Raising of incense 62-54 60th Place
08:00 PM Sunday School Celebration 62-54 60th Place
10:00 PM Psalmody, Sermon, Midnight Prayer Both Churches
Wednesday, January 1, 2014
12:00 AM The Holy Liturgy Both Churches
02:00 AM Conclusion and Benediction
- No Divine Liturgy on Wed morning.
- The fasting time starts at 5:00 PM on Tuesday
- The Sunday school children participating in the celebration have to come at 7:00 PM to their regular classes.
- The voting for the modified Egyptian Constitution will be from Wed Jan 8-Sun Jan 12, 2014 in the Egyptian General Consulate in 2nd Ave & 58th Street in Manhattan. The voter has to go by himself, and should have the registration number and either the Egyptian ID or a valid passport that have the number of the Egyptian ID written on it.


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Aamir Khan dares good friend Salman Khan to dare to bare
Remember, Salman Khan promoted Dhoom 3 on his reality show Bigg Boss by donning the Dhoom hat, only for Aamir Khan? Now, Mr. Perfectionist is keen on testing Salman's friendship by daring him to strip off his pants for P.K. The actor says, Salman is already used to moving around without his shirt. Now Aamir wonders if his friend can remove his pants too. Well, we wonder why does Aamir bring up Salman every time he wants to promote his film.
Every P.K poster has a story to tell
Yes, that's right. Aamir Khan says he will be releasing 8-10 posters of P.K, and each one will have an interesting story to tell. This is basically to confuse the audiences till the film releases. If what we heard is right, Aamir plays an alien, his planet is in danger and so he lands on earth in search of God. That explains the first poster where he poses nude. Being an alien, Aamir finds it difficult to differentiate between men and women clothing and so he dons whatever he finds. Meanwhile on his journey, he meets a prostitute, essayed by Anushka Sharma, who accompanies him to seek divine intervention, thereby gradually changing the way people perceive 'God' to be. Stay tuned for the next poster.
Why the release of second poster of P.K got postponed?
If you are unaware, P.K's second poster which released yesterday, was supposed to hit the web on Aug 14. But co-incidentally, Shahrukh Khan's much awaited Happy New Year trailer was unveiled on the same day. So, Aamir decided to shift the date to 20 Aug to avoid any sort of clash with SRK, as the latter's trailer release date was already per-decided. We think it was a good move. A trailer of any big film would get more hype over a static poster, that too a second poster. That doesn't mean HNY is better than PK ;-). *Just saying*!
First Look: Bang Bang song – Tu Meri
Hrithik Roshan has put on his dancing shoes to show us some hot moves. And guess what? We hear that Katrina Kaif will be a part of the song too, to turn up the heat. The first look of 'Tu Meri' is out and we we cannot be any more excited than this, considering we will get to see the Greek God in a full blown dance avatar. It's been really long already. The first song from Bang Bang releases this Friday, 22 Aug. Hrithik tweeted: "Enjoyed 12 hrs of dance all night for Bang Bang, one of the best songs of my life. Thank you Vishal Shekhar, Bosco Ceaser and Sid for pushing my extreme!"
Fantastic lines! Brilliant dancer! That's a 10/10 still. Straight perfect legs, toes pointed. He must be a choreographers dream. We can't wait. Bring it on with Kat!
Sonam Kapoor will amaze you with her dance moves in the song 'Abhi toh party shuru hui hai'
The teaser trailer of Khoobsurat's second track is out, and we must admit Sonam is simply adorable in it. For a change we are loving her effortless moves, her cute expressions and of course that outfit that she has donned. The song sounds quirky and will make you want to get up and dance like no one's watching. Sonam took to Twitter and posted, "Party chali gee till 6 in the morning!! #abhitopartyshuruhuihai #baadshah #khoobsurat." The track is full on FUN, COOL and EVIL! 15 seconds and already it's on repeat in our head, can only imagine how good the full song will be. Love Sonam's energy and that naughtiness.
Meanwhile, "Abhi toh party shuru hui hai" has been rapped by Badshah.
Priyanka Chopra dons the producer's hat for Madhur Bhandarkar's 'Madamji'
Yes, you read that right. Priyanka Chopra is all set to co-produce Madamji under her banner Purple Pebble Pictures. The film is a story about the dirty world of Politics – an item girl who turns into a top-notch politician. Madamji will go on floors in October 2014. It is produced in association with Ram Mirchandani's, Rampage Motion Pictures.
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Zeroing in on nontraditional caucus-goers
DES MOINES, Iowa — Jessica Butterfield started her high school's Students for Barack Obama Club. She has gone door-to-door to canvass support for him and volunteers in his Cedar Rapids field office. She is — in the parlance of the Obama campaign — a Barack Star.
One catch: Butterfield is 16. So she can't vote on Election Day. Or caucus on Jan. 3.
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Obama's Iowa challenge echoes one the Illinois senator faces nationally — translating the power of his celebrity and the genuine enthusiasm for his historic candidacy into success in the more mundane world of political tactics.
He is aggressively pursuing groups that have not traditionally caucused for Democrats in Iowa, including high school students like Butterfield.
But will that translate into actual support for Obama? Some old Iowa hands aren't so sure.
"The demographics don't shift that much from caucus to caucus," said Ron Parker, director of research for the Iowa state Senate Democrats.
Campaigns "always talk about high school students, and I'm not sure it happens all that often," he added. "It's great spin to say, 'We're for change; we're for the next generation,' but I'm not sure there's a lot of gold to mine there."
The Obama campaign sees a treasure trove — and not just from young supporters. Aides intent on marshaling the forces of the Obama universe are trying to energize other niche groups, from veterans to African-Americans.
But the campaign is putting a particular focus on youth — and not just the much-discussed college student population in Iowa. The campaign has taken note of the roughly 40,000 high school seniors statewide who will be eligible to back candidates on caucus night — in a state where most 17-year-olds can vote and about 125,000 Democrats caucused in 2004.
There are Obama clubs at more than 140 high schools across Iowa — a state that has only 357 public high schools — and the campaign distributes special school-locker-shaped posters, long and thin, for high school students.
Obama has held a number of closed-press Q & A sessions with high school students and plans more before caucus night. He even did a conference call in September with the editors of 20 to 30 Iowa high school newspapers.
And the campaign employs a high school outreach coordinator, Rachel Haltom-Irwin, 25, who is helping recruit students one classroom at a time.
Obama field organizers have been visiting high school government classrooms across Iowa, "running [mock] 'cookie' caucuses, talking about what it's like to caucus, what it's like to be on a campaign," Haltom-Irwin said.
(The campaigns of Hillary Rodham Clinton and John Edwards have also been sending field organizers into high schools, spokesmen for the candidates said, but declined to say whether they had operatives specifically focused on high school outreach. There are no statewide rules governing federal candidates' sending staffers into high schools, according to Charlie Smithson, chairman of the Iowa ethics and campaigns board.)
"There's a whole new batch of young people. You see their enthusiasm. They turn out. Politics has never given them a reason to do it before," Haltom-Irwin said.
But despite Obama's much-trumpeted appeal to young people, the campaign is not betting the farm on them, said Gordon Fischer, a former Iowa Democratic Party chairman who is backing Obama.


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It's been another hectic week at EUCROMA. On Monday and Tuesday I completed all of the game animations (which you will get to see next week when I have the final models I can attach them too) using the mocap data which we collected last week. On top of that, we are powering through the film, although this week we hit another bump. We finally got the redesigned spaceship and we still had the issue of the inside and outside not fitting together, although this time they are a similar shape.
You can see the difference in the pictures above. Our new interior is far smaller as well as being shorter at the back. This means the dashboard was redesigned and the placement of everything moved. With these changes, I have spent the last three days moving, aligning and adjusting the animation for the majority of the shots for our film. It may have been a ton of extra work, but we really needed to do it. It seriously improves the continuity of our film and makes some of the shots more believable. These are the final changes for the film, no more will be happening, so from now on we can concentrate on polishing and finishing the shots.


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Legal Question in Wills and Trusts in California
family trust question
I'm hoping for a response from aCalif atty who would be willing to talk to my friend, he doesn't have a computer. His father had set up a family trust with substantial real estate holdings that is suppose to pay over 5000 a month to each of his uncle and now him. Ever since his dad passed recently his uncle have been stonewalling him and he doesn't have aany idea where to start. to protect his interests. and hehas no money to pay up front.
Thank you in advance for any responses
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i have practiced in conta costa for over 30 years and would be interested in talking to your friend -- iwould need much more information and to review all of the paperwork. how many times have i given this answer. how much good i can do him will depend on what has happend so far, the terms of the trust and what his position as a beneficiary of the trust is --- please call me if wish to make an appointment
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the trust document needs to be reviewed in order to determine your friend's interest in the trust.


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This sheet of clear stamps has 20 images that can be used individually or grouped to create larger designs. It is a FIRST edition and the quantity is limited. The full sheet measures 4" x 6". Orders will start shipping on September 23rd.
The images once stamped onto a surface can be colored with pencils, markers, crayons or watercolors. They are sized to fit with the Me and My Peeps stamp collection.


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A 44-year-old man sought relief from severe pain, swelling, and restricted radiocarpal and digital motion of his left hand. Four months before, he had suffered a fracture of the distal radius metaphysis (Colles' fracture), which was treated by closed reduction with long-arm cast immobilization for 6 weeks.
Atrophy and stiffness are anticipated after fracture immobilization, but the burning pain, diffuse edema, vasomotor instability, and loss of joint mobility heightened suspicion of reflex sympathetic dystrophy (RSD). No radiographic abnormality is evident in nearly one third of RSD cases; however, this patient's roentgenogram revealed periarticular osteopenia with aggressive resorption of cancellous metaphyseal bone at multiple distal articulations, confirming the diagnosis.
Frequently, there is no apparent cause of RSD, although most instances of the disorder are associated with trauma. The condition also has been linked to certain drug reactions, peripheral nerve injuries, and cerebrovascular diseases. The occurrence of RSD after Colles' fracture has been estimated as 1% to 3%.1
RSD may advance through three clinical stages; this patient's symptoms are characteristic of the first stage, which can last from 3 to 6 months. Induration and dystrophic skin changes commonly occur next. Cutaneous atrophy, contractures (see page 881), osteoporosis, and persistent pain are indicative of the gradually evolving atrophic stage.
Since outcome worsens with delay of therapy, begin treatment early with analgesics or NSAIDs, range of motion exercises, and desensitization therapy. If response is poor, consider referral to an orthopedist; sympathetic ganglion blockade with an anesthetic agent, a limited course of systemic corticosteroids, or surgical intervention may be indicated.2
1. Hove LM. Nerve entrapment and reflex sympathetic dystrophy after fractures of the distal radius. Scand J Plast Reconst Surg Hand Surg. 1995;29:53-58.
2. Loren GJ. Pain and joint immobility following Colles' fracture. J Musculoskel Med. 1996;13(6):62-63.


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Is there a way to make UIElements draggable so they aren't simply being slid around? I have a draggable control using translate transform, but I'd like to be able to drop it into a canvas. The AllowDrop drop event handler isn't fired using this approach.
I'd like to be able to take the control once it's dragged overtop of the canvas and make it a child of the canvas. Can anyone point towards a good approach for something like this?
Hi ExcitedByNoise,
Please have a look at this example.
Hope it may help.
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CRITIC'S NOTEBOOK; Outmoded Showbiz Vs. Insider Attitude
By CARYN JAMES
Published: August 6, 2005
When a joke is tame enough to be told on screen, its taboo days are already long gone. That is the real dirty secret behind ''The Aristocrats,'' the highly publicized film whose title is the punch line to an extravagantly vulgar joke. ''The Aristocrats'' is a lot of things: a triumph of marketing, and a movie that many people will find funny. But most of all, it's an exercise in nostalgia, a look backward to old-time show business when punch lines ruled. And when was the last time you wanted to hear something as creaky as a punch line?
The film's embrace of this outmoded humor creates a startling contrast to the idea of new Hollywood, an image that is used endearingly in the current HBO series ''Entourage'' and satirically in HBO's ''Extras'' (beginning Sept. 25) and a new block of comedies on IFC (beginning Aug. 19) . On a cultural timeline, inside-new-Hollywood is the present and ''The Aristocrats'' practically prehistoric.
Even more than most comedies, ''The Aristocrats'' proves the truism that humor is subjective; this is not the film for anyone who hits the mute button at the sound of Gilbert Gottfried's braying voice or flees from Comedy Central's retro-chic Friars Club roasts. More objectively, ''The Aristocrats'' is not as bold as its advertising makes it out to be, with a witty tag line that promises: ''No Nudity. No Violence. Unspeakable Obscenity.'' Well, the supposed obscenity is obviously speakable, isn't it? The AMC chain of theaters may have refused to show the film, but that timid, commercial decision says less about the movie than it does about a social atmosphere in which the F.C.C. is clamping down on television and radio, and conservative lobbies wield enormous influence.
In fact, ''The Aristocrats'' reluctantly acknowledges that society has overtaken the joke's coarseness. In the film's most intriguing scenes, the staff of the satirical paper The Onion sits around trying to come up with some shocking new variation, now that talk of incest, bestiality and voluminous body fluids are safe for the movie screen. Are Jesus jokes too much? Racial humor, maybe?
The film's creators, Penn Gillette and Paul Provenza, aren't interested in pursuing such social issues, and there's no reason to expect them to. Instead, they revel in the way dozens of comedians vary the joke's vaudevillian setup: someone walks into an agent's office pitching a family act so full of sex and purging that if the routine were performed it would take hours to mop up the stage. (Yes, we've heard, those comic riffs are like jazz.)
But what does it mean that the three smartest, most inventive, most up-to-the minute comedians in the film don't actually tell the joke? Chris Rock talks about how black comics always had more freedom because they were out of the mainstream; Jon Stewart pretends he can't do anything that isn't written on a teleprompter; Eddie Izzard begins to tell the joke and gives up, saying he never really got it. Those missing punch lines were not edited out; a spokesman for the film says that these comedians chose their approaches in place of telling the joke.
Being more thoughtful about cutting-edge comedy might have given the film more of an edge. But while ''The Aristocrats'' is reveling in its old joke, ''Entourage'' has been using young Hollywood and an insider's attitude to become the freshest and funniest of several series about show business. (It makes sense that television has taken the lead. The movie industry has never been eager to laugh at itself -- films like Robert Altman's terrific satire ''The Player'' are anomalies -- and this summer's plunging box office is not likely to improve its sense of humor.)
''Entourage'' depends on a perfectly situated perspective on Hollywood. The hero, Vincent Chase, is a New York boy who becomes a Hollywood star and takes along his loser brother and best friends. These characters are modest enough to let viewers identify with them, yet the scripts flatteringly let us feel as if we're part of the entourage. We see the guys get free stuff, as we know stars do. We understand the roles of Eric and Ari and Shauna, Vincent's manager and agent and publicist. Earlier in the season when Vincent heard he might lose the lead in a James Cameron film to Leo, no one needed to hear Leo's last name.
There was even an episode in which the boys went to Sundance and met a deliciously funny caricature of the Miramax co-founder Harvey Weinstein, played by Maury Chaykin as a powerful overweight tyrant called Harvey Weingarden, screaming and spitting with anger.
The Miramax name belongs to Disney now, but its cachet as an inside joke lingers in ''Hopeless Pictures,'' IFC's animated series (created by Bob Balaban) about a movie studio. Just as Miramax was famously named for Bob and Harvey Weinstein's parents, Miriam and Max, the company in ''Hopeless Pictures'' was named after its founder's parents, Hope and Less.
Another new IFC comedy, ''The Festival,'' is a mock documentary about a young director who goes to the snowy Mountain United Film Festival, a place not unlike -- really not unlike -- Sundance, right down to the director's sensitively titled work, ''The Unreasonable Truth of Butterflies.''
And ''Extras'' takes viewers deep inside fictional movie sets with Ricky Gervais (co-creator and star of ''The Office'') as a talentless actor doomed to work as an extra.
References to Sundance, Harvey and extras are now so inside they're outside; everyone gets them. But the idea still works because viewers enjoy feeling like insiders, even when they know that's an illusion. ''The Aristocrats'' is letting us into a club, too, but it's a geriatric club, more likely to be amusing if you have some affection for the ghost of vaudeville, or need to ask who Leo is.


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TOP FIELD GATHERED FOR AUSTRALASIAN SFARI Eighty cars, motorbikes and quad bikes will leave Kalgoorlie this Sunday in Australia's toughest motorsport challenge, the 2008 Australasian Safari. Ahead of them awaits seven days and over 2700 ...
Eighty cars, motorbikes and quad bikes will leave Kalgoorlie this Sunday in Australia's toughest motorsport challenge, the 2008 Australasian Safari.
Ahead of them awaits seven days and over 2700 kilometre of competitive stages on a route that takes them deep into the Western Australian outback. While the exact course remains a secret, it will take the competitors over desert roads and farm tracks from Kalgoorlie to Perth, via Sandstone, Meekatharra, Mount Magnet and Geraldton.
Promoted by Octagon, and with the support of Eventscorp Western Australia, the Australasian Safari is often referred to as "Australia's answer to the Dakar Rally".
Day one of the event loops out of Kalgoorlie. Some long stages on day two sees the Safari field overnight in Sandstone (August 25). The event finishes days three (August 26) and four (August 27) with overnight stops in Meekatharra, before stopping at Mt Magnet (August 28) and Geraldton (August 29).
The event then heads south to Perth, where exhausted competitors will celebrate at the podium finish in Forrest Place, in the centre of the city on August 30.
2007 Auto division winner, John Hederics, and Moto division winner, Ben Grabham, both return to defend their titles, while AFL legend, Tony Lockett, will make his Safari debut, riding a Honda CRF450X.
In 2008 there are three divisions - Auto, Moto and Quads - in the Safari, all of which will be hotly contested.
Multiple Safari winner, John Hederics, will start as an almost unbackable favourite in the Auto division after dominating last year's event. Driving for the PWR Holden Racing Team, Hederics will drive a new Holden Colorado and will be chasing his tenth victory.
Although his Colorado is his 2007-winning Rodeo, rebuilt for this year's event, Hederics is expected to set the pace.
"We had a great package last year, and I think we've improved on that for this year's event," Hederics said. "We've also played around with the suspension and refined the car, so we're confident of doing well."
"But as I keep saying to people, off-road rallying is a totally mechanical sport, and any one of a thousand small parts could let you down at the worst possible time, and cost you victory."
Hot on his heels will be last year's second and fourth place getters, Reg Owen (Nissan Patrol) and Geoff Olholm (Mitsubishi Pajero), both of whom will be eager to improve on their placings from last year. Throw into the mix Safari veteran Peter Glennie in a Toyota Landcruiser, and the Auto division will be a real mix of manufacturers, all vying for a podium place.
Another driver that all competitors will be keeping an eye on is veteran Bruce Garland. Driving an Isuzu DMAX, Garland is using the event as a test for next year's Dakar Rally, and the New South Welshman is confident of mixing it with the best.
Three overseas drivers will test their mettle against the tough Western Australian outback, with Dakar regular Paul Green most likely to challenge for victory. Green, from the UK, will drive a Desert Warrior, and his rally raid experience will give him a substantial advantage.
Sweden's Par "Pelle" Wallentheim and New Zealand woman, Sarah Twaddle, have also entered, and are expected to perform well.
Circuit racer, Tony Quinn, is another driver to watch, and while his lack of Safari experience will count against him, Quinn is a veteran of many forms of motorsport and should adapt quickly and easily to the outback conditions.
In the Moto division for two-wheel motorbikes, five of the top six finishers in last year's Safari will battle it out for honours in 2008, including reigning champion, Ben Grabham. Honda, Yamaha, KTM, Suzuki and Husaberg are all represented, and it's sure to be a full-on race right from the very first day.
Grabham has been the star rider for the past 12 months, and beating him won't be easy.
"We've been testing with last year's bike, and making some improvements to that as we go along. In 2007 we only finished the bike two weeks before the race, so hopefully we'll be a little better prepared this year," he said.
That's not good news for his rivals, but Jacob Smith, perhaps Grabham's biggest threat, believes he can go one place better than his second in 2007, having recovered from a broken collarbone and leg.
"I've got a lot of confidence from finishing second last year, and I'm definitely entering this year's Safari with the goal of winning. Our bikes will be a lot better this year, I have the mental toughness to last the distance, and my fitness will be okay, so we're hopeful of a victory in 2008," he said.
Matthew Fish, Andrew Coaker and David Schwarz will also be pushing for victory, as will Grabham's brother, Damian, and Jacob Smith's brother, Todd.
Three overseas riders will join the seven day battle. Marcel Petrig (Switzerland), Mikael Berglund (Sweden) and Yasuyuki Ohno (Japan) will not only have to battle their own fitness and that of their bikes, but also the dry, hot and dusty West Australian outback.
The biggest media interest in the Australasian Safari is sure to centre around AFL great Tony Lockett. The former St. Kilda and Sydney Swans player, who has kicked more goals than any other AFL player, will take on what is, perhaps, the biggest challenge of his life.
Riding a Honda CRF450X, Lockett had a shakedown at the Finke Desert Race in June, and while he's not expected to challenge for a podium place, both Lockett and his team are confident that he'll put in a respectable performance. Reaching the finish in Perth after seven tough days will be his goal.
For the first time, Quad Bikes will have their own division in the Australasian Safari, with the strong Can Am team entering two Renegade X quads for Paul Smith and Darrell Knight.
South African Vicus Vanderventer makes his Safari debut and will be difficult to beat, as will South Australian John Maragozidis on a Polaris Outlaw.
The Quads will follow the same course as the Auto and Moto divisions, and there will be plenty of interest in what sort of speed the four-wheeled machines can maintain over the duration of the event.
The Australasian Safari travels from Kalgoorlie to Perth through historic WA towns in the Goldfields and Coral coast including Sandstone, Meekatharra, Mt Magnet and Geraldton
The total distance travelled by each competition vehicle is 4400km
There are 2700 total "race" or competitive kilometres covered. The course for the next day is not revealed until the night before.
2 Planes
1 Helicopter
3 Satellite dishes
36 Satellite phones
62 Radios
7 generators
2 Semi trailers (toilets and showers)
2 equipment vans
2 Campervans (HQ and Safari Base)
1 medical equipment truck
And one large inflatable arch
More than 4000 meals prepared
Approximately 70 formal land use approvals required
Event crew:
17 person medical crew
85 event officials
5 representatives from the Motorsport Authorities
About 450 people travelling with the event -- support crew, family and friends
TV Production Crew
8 media
3 Photographers
2 Policemen
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About Dutch Bros
"Founded in Southern Oregon in 1992 by dairy farmer brothers Dane and Travis Boersma, Dutch Bros. Coffee is the country's largest privately held, drive-thru coffee company.
Having started from humble beginnings, as a single espresso pushcart in the small town of Grants Pass, Ore., the company now has nearly 200 locations in Oregon, California, Washington, Idaho, Nevada, Colorado and Arizona.
Dutch Bros. Coffee serves specialty coffee drinks, smoothies, freezes, teas and its private-label Dutch Bros. Blue Rebel™ energy drink that customers can infuse with their favorite flavors.
Dutch Bros. Coffee was ranked by J.D. Power and Associates as highest in customer satisfaction compared to other coffee companies in its 2012 Specialty Coffee Retailer Satisfaction Report(SM).
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Dutch Bros. Coffee is headquartered in Grants Pass, Ore. To learn more about Dutch Bros., visit http://www.dutchbros.com, http://www.facebook.com/dutchbros or @DutchBros on Twitter.
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"Here at Dutch Bros., we're all about being positive and lovin' life. That's why when we came across the Optimist's Creed, we decided to adopt it as our own and call it the Dutch Creed. We strive to pass the good vibes on to our employees and customers through leadership within our company, and customer service. Check it out; it just might change your state-of-mind:
To be so strong that nothing can disturb your peace of mind.
To talk health, happiness and prosperity to every person you meet.
To make all your friends feel there is something in them.
To look at the sunny side of everything and make your optimism come true.
To think only the best, to work only for the best and expect only the best.
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To be too large for worry, too noble for anger, too strong for fear, and too happy to permit the presence of trouble."
Lonnie Legend is a Dutch Bros Freedom Fighter native to California, but currently working in Woodburn, Oregon. Lonnie is a close friend of mine, so I have personally witnessed how he lives and breathes by The Dutch Bros Creed and how he serves as a role model to the Woodburn Community at large with his positive and peaceful energy.
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A tornado-producing storm that hit central Indiana on June 24 damaged several homes in Indianapolis and its outskirts, downed power lines and uprooted trees, authorities said.
It was one of several thunderstorms that sprang up in southwestern Indiana near Terre Haute and moved northeast toward Indianapolis, becoming more severe along the way. No injuries were reported. National Weather Service meteorologist Mike Ryan said the tornado struck in the afternoon just southwest of Indianapolis and caused extensive damage to at least three homes.
A NWS survey team reports a tornado that hit about 2:30 p.m. four miles northeast of Plainfield, or about 10 miles southwest of Indianapolis, was an EF-1 on the Fujita scale.
The storm hit as 20 people were receiving chimney sweeping training in Plainfield, about 15 miles southwest of Indianapolis. Tom Spalding, a spokesman for the Chimney Safety Institute of America, said weather alerts were sent to the trainees' cellphones and what looked like a funnel cloud appeared in the distance.
"I didn't realize what I was looking at, frankly," said Spalding, who used his phone to snap a photo of the dark cloud. "I saw a big, grayish, ugly blob — very violent-looking, very dark — move across the sky."
The strong winds and heavy rain headed into Indianapolis, damaging houses on the city's west side and uprooting several trees, including some that fell on cars.
Wayne Township Fire Capt. Mike Pruitt said three to four homes received roof damage and several others had siding taken off or windows knocked out.
"We were fortunate that a lot of people had gone to work and the people that were home had received extensive warnings," Pruitt said, referring to the lack of injuries.
The city of Indianapolis opened an operations center to organize its response to the storm, Homeland Security Director Gary Coons said.
"Something hit here. Whether it was straight-line winds or a tornado, something with a lot of wind hit here," Coons told WRTV. "We're just trying to assess and see how much damage there is."
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The neighbor called 911 after seeing smoke at about 10:30 p.m., and then pulled the 92-year-old woman from the house in the 700 block of Green Cove Lane in Oak Cliff, Evans said.
Investigators said the woman doesn't have central heating or air conditioning and was trying to light a fire in the fireplace by using twigs and leaves from her back yard.
"While she went outside to gather some more material for the fire, it sparked and ignited some magazines that were stacked too close," Evans said in a news release. "It was also discovered that she did not have a working phone in the home; which inclined her to try and protect her home instead of figuring out a way to notify authorities."
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The Rigoberta Menchu Tum Foundation is named for the 1992 Nobel Peace Prize recipient, who works through her foundation to call to attention and alleviate the poverty and oppression of the indigenous population in Mexico and Latin America. The Blue Planet Run Foundation is a recently formed charity dedicated to the improvement of the environment through education and technology. White Cross Partners has donated units to the Bishop of Tegucigala, and will be working with Catholic Relief Agencies in improving health and the quality of life in areas where missionary work is being done.
Each of these charities is focusing on the need to provide clean drinking water to people throughout the world to halt the spread of infectious water-borne diseases such as cholera and dysentery, and to improve general health and well-being. They have concluded that WaterChef's PureSafe Water Station will be an important component for programs they will undertake in many areas of the world to address these problems, and they are each in the process of putting financing plans together to achieve these ends.
Michael Whitty, the incorporator of White Cross Partners, recently expressed the sentiment for each of the charities after a combined meeting to discuss their progress in this respect: "We have looked at a number of different technologies, but nothing else compares to the PureSafe Water Station in terms of its throughput, the wide range of water contamination problems it can solve, and its low cost of operation. The fact that it uses no chemicals, generates no hazardous byproducts, and wastes no water made it an easy choice."
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Château Dubignon
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Château Dubignon, later Château Dubignon-Talbot, later Château Larruau is a wine producer in the appellation of Margaux in the Bordeaux wine region of France. The estate was classified as a Troisième Cru (Third Growth) in the Bordeaux Wine Official Classification of 1855, and was during its time considered the smallest cru of all.[1]
With the phylloxera epidemic, production at Dubignon ceased.[2][3] Sold by the proprietor Philippe Dubignon to Monsieur Fourcade in the 1870s, it was absorbed into his estate Château Malescot St. Exupéry, and the estate ceased to exist.[4][5]
When Malescot St. Exupéry changed ownership in 1901, the plot of the Dubignon estate, renamed Dubignon-Talbot was again separated from Malescot St. Exupéry. It was then revived, being allowed admitted to the ranks of Bourgeois supérieurs as an ancien troisième cru, as it was listed in the 1949 edition of Cocks & Féret.[2]
In 1960 Dubignon-Talbot was acquired by a consortium of buyers consisting of Paul Zuger, Pierre Ginestet and Jean Cordier. The small vineyard was divided between Zuger and Ginestet, coming to Zuger's Malescot St. Exupéry and Ginestet's châteaux Margaux and Durfort-Vivens, and Cordier claiming the estate name laid to rest to avoid any confusion with his Château Talbot.[2][6][7]
In the 70's, Bernard Chateau acquired the estate. He renamed the it Château Larruau, after the part of Margaux where the former Dubignon-Talbot Castle was located.[8]
- ^ Kissack, Chris, thewinedoctor.com. "Médoc 1855 Classification".
- ^ a b c Coates, Clive (1995). Grands Vins. University of California Press. pp. 448-453. ISBN 0-520-20220-1
- ^ Colman, Tyler (2008). Wine politics. University of California Press. pp. 12. ISBN 0-520-25521-6
- ^ Prial, Frank J. The New York Times (1994-12-21). "Wine Talk".
- ^ Peppercorn, David (2003). Bordeaux. London: Mitchell Beazley. p. 83. ISBN 1-84000-927-6.
- ^ Penning-Rowsell, Edmund (1969). The Wines of Bordeaux. London: The International Wine and Food Publishing Company. pp. 361–369. ISBN 0-14-046866-8.
- ^ Kissack, Chris, thewinedoctor.com. "Chateau Malescot St-Exupéry".
- ^ "Château Dubignon-Talbot" (in French). 3 December 2013.


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(TheSpread) – The NBA Schedule for Friday features 11 games. Here is a look at the odds and over/under totals for each game taking place.
The featured game of the night has the Denver Nuggets hosting the Memphis Grizzlies at 10:30PM ET (View Matchup). According to oddsmakers at Bovada.lv, the Nuggets are the slight favorite in the game, as they have odds of –1.5 points against the Grizzlies. The over/under total has been set at 194 points. Memphis is 14-5 on the season, 12-6-1 against the spread and 5-3 on the road. Denver is 11-12 overall, 5-1 at home and 13-10 against the spread. Memphis has won three of the last four in this series, but the Nuggets have covered in two of the last three meetings.
The other featured game on the night has the Houston Rockets hosting the Boston Celtics at 8PM ET (View Matchup). According to oddsmakers, the Rockets are the favorite at home, with odds of –2.5 points against the Celtics. The over/under total has been set at 205.5 points. Boston is 12-9 on the season, 4-5 on the road and 8-11-2 against the spread. The Rockets are 10-11 overall, 8-5 at home and 9-11-1 against the spread. Houston has won and covered in three of its last four against the Celtics.
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2012 NBA Odds & Over/Under Totals for Friday, December 14
801 Los Angeles Lakers -5.5 (200)
802 Washington Wizards +5.5
803 Dallas Mavericks -5.5 (193.5)
804 Toronto Raptors +5.5
805 Philadelphia 76ers N/A
806 Indiana Pacers N/A
807 Milwaukee Bucks -2.5 (193.5)
808 Cleveland Cavaliers +2.5
809 Detroit Pistons N/A
810 Brooklyn Nets N/A
811 Boston Celtics +2.5 (205.5)
812 Houston Texans -2.5
813 Minnesota Timberwolves -4 (184.5)
814 New Orleans Hornets +4
815 Sacramento Kings +13 (204.5)
816 Oklahoma City Thunder -13
817 Golden State Warriors -4 (194)
818 Orlando Magic +4
819 Utah Jazz -1.5 (200)
820 Phoenix Suns +1.5
821 Memphis Grizzlies +1.5 (194)
822 Denver Nuggets -1.5
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The second volume of The Autobiography of Mark Twain has just been published -- a scant 113 years after his death. Volume One, published in 2010, was a bestseller. The 700-page book is filled with the author's pictures and letters and thoughts he dictated to a stenographer. Among the highlights: Twain's recollections of Helen Keller, whom he described as the "8th Wonder of the World."
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As of my writing this, it isn't even 11:30 AM, but that doesn't stop Booth newcomer A$hton from telling us "Knighty Knight" on his current mixtape single. (It originally dropped last January, but is getting another push in the new year.) With that said, '90s heads shouldn't sleep on the record, which finds the Detroit-born, Orlando-based emcee channeling some serious boom-bap vibes. Buddah SK's ringing keyboard chords and laid-back breakbeat set the stage for some fittingly nostalgic bars from the unsigned up-and-comer. Looking back on his elementary school years, he reveals himself to have been a precocious kid in more ways than one: "Plotting my next moves even in the fourth grade / Saw my first boobs, music room, backstage." A$hton's Knighty Four LP is slated to drop digitally in February. In the meantime, of course, fans can keep it locked to The DJBooth for the latest song releases.


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A mile up our paved cavern road off Route 66 is our cavern tours building which also houses a very special restaurant and adjoining curio shop.
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Job ID: 544. Assists the Director in the administration and management of all Outdoor Pursuit Center programs and operations (challenge course programs, academic courses, living learning communities, rental/retail area, climbing center, domestic and international trips). This position has significant responsibility to ensure the health and well-being of all staff and patrons due to the unique off-site nature of programming. The Assistant Director is required to perform duties with limited supervision and will be required to make independent decisions. Also serves to provide program staff management, facility coverage, and supervision of special events as needed.
- Assists with the supervision and management of outdoor instructors, interns, and student employees.
- Responsible for the recruiting, hiring, training, supervising, and evaluating of 10 – 20 student staff.
- Responsible for the management of student and classified payroll system for all OPC staff.
- Manages Team Building program (includes a high and low ropes course as well as portable initiatives).
- Maintain the challenge course facilities and preform quarterly inspections.
- Responsible for the purchasing and maintaining equipment for programs managed.
- Manages the rental/retail center operations.
- Responsible for buying, merchandising and tracking inventory in the retail center.
- Responsible for annually reviewing and updating policies and procedures for areas managed.
- Responsible for the administration of some programming related to the Outdoor Leadership Living Learning Communities.
- Responsible for instructing EDL 195: Facilitation and Group Dynamics, EDL 290.R: The Nature of Outdoor Leadership and other academic courses.
- Establish working relationships with individuals, agencies and groups that further enhance the Outdoor Pursuit Center (OPC) mission.
- Provides the Director with reports on program participation, activities, revenues, and expenses, and evaluates program data to provide documented justification for program proposals and budget.
- Assists in the development of OPC strategic plans, goals and objectives, and program assessments.
- Assists with coverage of other OPC programs and special events as needed.
- Assists with RSC facility coverage, and other departmental special events as needed.
- Attend regional and national conferences/meetings.
- Completes other duties as assigned.
- Bachelor's degree and 3-5 years of experience in outdoor recreation
- 2 years of supervisory experience
- Current CPR and First Aid certification (or ability to be acquired within 30 days of hire date);
- Level 2 Challenge Course Practitioner Certification
- Valid driver's license and ability and willingness to drive a 12 passenger van with a trailer
- Master's degree in recreation or related field
- Wilderness First Responder Certification
- Challenge Course Manager Certification
- Ability and willingness to travel
- Teaching experience
- Retail experience
Miami University, an equal opportunity/affirmative action employer with smoke- and tobacco-free campuses, is committed to a multicultural environment and strongly encourages applications from minorities, females, veterans and individuals with disabilities.
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|Administrative Staff
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|Type of School:
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