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LSU and Florida aren't exactly close together. The SEC rivals' states don't border each other, and at nearly 600 miles away, Gainesville, Fla., is LSU's longest regular trip in conference play. But that hasn't stopped a regular and heated rivalry between the two powerhouses in the last decade for top-notch recruits.
The Gators and Tigers have combined for seven SEC championships and four national titles since 2000, and Florida coach Will Muschamp is a former LSU assistant, so it's only natural the two programs would be in constant competition for the nation's best players. The rivalry mainly hits home for the Gators, however, as LSU routinely infiltrates the Sunshine State for blue-chip prospects. The Tigers boast three Floridians on the roster this season and have recently raided the state for all-star talents such as Patrick Peterson and Ryan Baker. The Gators have had just three scholarship players from Louisiana since 2000: safety Deshawn Carter, offensive lineman Sylvester McGrew and quarterback Brock Berlin.
Here's a look at a few of the talents the pair have scrapped for in the recent past:
WR Andre Debose
(Sanford, Fla./Seminole): Chose Florida over LSU on Jan. 4, 2009.
How it went down: LSU was long considered the leader in the clubhouse for Debose's services, but the home-state school won out in the end. Debose declared for Florida on TV during the Under Armour game.
Since he enrolled: Debose was billed entering school as the successor to dynamo playmaker Percy Harvin. He has shown flashes of the speed that made him a hot commodity -- he returned a kickoff for a touchdown as a redshirt freshman against LSU. But he has struggled to find consistency and drawn criticism from Muschamp for his work ethic. This season, he has yet to register a reception. He is averaging 9.6 yards per attempt as the Gators' punt returner.
WR Kadron Boone
(Ocala, Fla./Trinity Catholic): Chose LSU over Florida on Feb. 3, 2010.
As a recruit: Ranked the No. 85 player in the 2010 recruiting class and the No. 15 receiver in the country.
How it went down: A year after Billy Gonzales helped keep Debose at home as the Gators receivers coach, he helped lure Boone away from the Gainesville area in his new job at LSU. Boone was originally a Texas Tech commitment, but he backed off after the firing of Mike Leach. Florida seemed the favorite to reel in the hometown player, but Gonzales and the Tigers swooped in at the 11th hour.
Since he enrolled: Boone struggled to find playing time in a loaded LSU receiving corps, and he even considered transferring after a disappointing 2011 season. He is off to a strong start in 2012, however. He leads the team with three receiving touchdowns and has tallied 10 catches for 177 yards after five games.
With two such prominent programs butting heads, the battles aren't limited to the locals, though. LSU and Florida are facing each other on a national scale, with particular prominence in this year's class.
DT Greg Gilmore
(Hope Mills, N.C./South View): Undecided.
As a recruit: Ranked 101st in this year's ESPN 150 and considered the ninth-best defensive tackle in the class.
The rundown: It's going to wind up being either LSU or Florida for Gilmore, barring some kind of last-minute drama. Gilmore has had the two listed as his favorites since early this summer, and he hasn't wavered. He visited Gainesville for the Gators' beat down of Kentucky on Sept. 22, and he came away raving. He'll be taking several visits during October, but LSU gets the last chance to impress. Gilmore will take an official visit to Baton Rouge for the Alabama game on Nov. 3 before making his decision the next week.
LB Kain Daub
(Jacksonville, Fla./Sandalwood): Class of 2014; committed to LSU on July 14.
As a recruit: Rankings aren't even ready for next year's class, but Daub figures to factor prominently. The junior made the ESPN Watch List -- released last week.
The rundown: Daub's commitment at LSU's July recruiting camp came as a bit of a surprise to everyone, but he has said since Day 1 he is comfortable with the decision and has shut down his recruitment process. He plans to be at The Swamp this weekend to watch LSU take on the Gators. With 15 months until Daub can sign a letter of intent, and considering the scrutiny he'll be under as an out-of-state commit, it will be interesting to see where his recruitment goes from here.


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Ed Tant breathlessly reports ("Ex-Marine earning his stripes as anti-war activist," April 16) meeting an Iraq war veteran who agrees with him. It is a step in the right direction for Tant to take into consideration the opinions of those with military experience. Let's see - the vast majority of military personnel voted for Bush. Hmm.
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I've spoken with several Iraq war veterans. They didn't like being there, but they understand why we are there and want to get the job done so we can get out.
Tant's veteran is his enabler, allowing him to continue living in the Great Speckled Bird haze of the late 1960s and '70s.
It's a dangerous world. We have enemies who want to kill us just as feverishly as Hitler wanted to kill Jews. Soon some will have nuclear weapons. Pray that our president and the majority of Americans continue to understand this.
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Feb. 18, 2009 -- Evenflo Co. Inc. of Miamisburg, Ohio, is recalling about 256,000 of its Evenflo ExerSaucer Triple Fun stationary activity centers in the U.S. and Canada because of a risk of injury.
Evenflo is recalling the Triple Fun model number 6231711 (sold in the U.S.) with UPC number 032884142675 and model number 6231711C (sold in Canada) with the UPC number 032884146468. The recalled products were made between October 2006 and December 2008 and sold at retailers, including Toys 'R' Us and Burlington Baby Depot.
When used as an activity table, a cap on one end of the recalled ExerSaucer Triple Fun activity center can loosen and fall off, posing a fall hazard to a young child leaning or pulling up on the end cap.
Evenflo has received 11 reports of dislodged end caps on the ExerSaucer Triple Fun activity centers that resulted in nine minor injuries, including scratches and bruises. Evenflo has also received one report, from Canada, of a broken collarbone in a child who fell as the result of the end cap detaching from the product.
Consumers should immediately stop using the recalled product as an activity table (which Evenflo calls the product's "stage 3" position) and contact Evenflo to receive a free replacement end cap. The product may still be used in its stage 1 and stage 2 positions without changes.
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Survey Reveals Survival Tips for Social Marketers
By Jennifer S. Beck | April 23, 2013 | 1 Comment
One stand out conclusion from Gartner's Social Marketing 2013 study is this idea that the real struggle for social marketers is finding the balance between the company's goals and those of the customer. Executives are demanding social ROI before they'll even fund the efforts. No one is interested in "social experiments". CIOs are threatening security lock downs. Legal is rewriting the rules about blogging. And product managers are thinking they don't need to wait for all the drama to play out – they'll just go off the reservation and do some stuff on their own.
The customer needs almost seem straight forward in contrast to those organizational challenges. But social marketers continue to be obsessed with sniffing out the BIG Hairy Data problems, evaluating new technologies, and wondering how they can take advantage of Twitter, Pinterest, Facebook, YouTube, and LinkedIn. They dig through piles of data, get confused by conflicting free advice and consume a daily diet of data with their non-fat lattes. Surprisingly, what too many are not doing is laying the solid foundations for basic survival.
In an upcoming webinar scheduled for April 25th, Gartner will present some surprising findings from the Social Marketing Study 2013. After reading through the results, I started thinking they could be summarized in The Three Basic Rules of Survival.
Rule #1 Have Plenty of Good Food
Think of your content as the life-sustaining nutrients of your social programs. As in any healthy diet, you need the basic food groups covered. Social content has to be viewed as your contribution to the conversation, not another blatant promotional shout out. So if you go spicy hot make sure that community can handle it. Future case studies will show the winners who created authentic brands really got the content game figured out in advance and were managing an innovation pipeline of ideas. All the brilliant social platform choices and perfect campaign choreography won't matter a bit if you don't have something interesting and worthwhile to say.
Rule #2 Reproduce
Preservation of the species requires successful courtship rituals, mating and viable births in healthy numbers. At the end of the day, commercial enterprises are about making money. So "what's the ROI on social?" isn't so much the question but rather does the creation of continuous, connected, and productive conversations result in leads and convert to sales? And according to the study, less than half of social marketers are exploring the links between social and commerce. The potential there is not just a lower cost of sale; it's become, for many brands, a matter of convenience and preference for their buyers and for the company – a powerful reinforcement in multichannel and transmedia strategies.
Rule #3 Secure the Habitat
You need a hospitable place where your social strategy can thrive. Think how you'll manage the operation – from infrastructure, business processes and policies to skills, training and social R&D. And as the rules of nature continue to teach us, sustainable ecosystems need everything in balance. Your social marketing exists side by side with mobile, the website, multichannel campaigns, display, search, etc. It works with other techniques and channels like customer support to achieve a business outcome. A purpose-built social platform will stand the tests of time and give you that terra-firma essential for the long term success of the business.
And don't fall too far behind the herd. You could get eaten.
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I'm more than thrilled to be able to spill the Uncensored Survival secrets. I first learned about the survival course when I sought to learn more about natural disaster survival tips. It was hurricane season and having family in the hurricane prone region of the United States, urged me to develop and create a family emergency survival guide. It was a necessity and I was willing to dedicate my time to find answers and solutions.
I needed a plan of action that was practical and effective. Thankfully, Uncensored Survival offers a guide to getting started; otherwise I would have been completely lost and overwhelmed.
The Uncensored Survival secret is the man behind the coursework. Developed, designed and tested by the survival expert himself, Oli Fischer. Being a family man himself, I can relate to his passion and dedication to finding a survival plan based on his family's needs.
The coursework is thorough and detailed yet comprehendible and packed with functional solutions for survival. In addition to natural disaster survival and preparedness, Uncensored Survival offers guides for so much more. How to deal with thieves, what to keep in your emergency stockpile, mental survival tips, and more. We are talking about the possibility of saving your life, let alone the lives of your family members. I can't sit back and leave my fate or the fate of my family up to chance or pure luck. Disaster could strike at any moment, and I want to make sure that I have done everything in my power to be prepared.
My Uncensored Survival review is pretty basic. If you're looking for an affordable yet logical step-by-step guide to emergency survival, this is for you. $47 entitled me to a whole world of survival tips, including a hard copy of Uncensored Survival. The online portal was user-friendly and the support staff was knowledgeable, able to answer all of my questions. I was really happy to see an online forum for members, where sharing advice and tips is easy to do.
Since my purchase, I have implemented some of the Uncensored Survival basics and overall I feel more secure in my survival plan for my family. Volume 2 of the book is so important. It covers the extreme survival secrets, and even shows you how to build a real "bug out" bag. Initially I had my bag all wrong, which could have caused some major problems if I would have been caught in a do or die situation. Within just two chapters of Uncensored Survival, my investment had been paid off. The tools and skills I learned were priceless and I'm already teaching them to my friends and family.
Uncensored Survival has given me peace of mind. Something I haven't been able to find for years. I rest assured in the fact that a survival expert has educated me with his years of experience. Of course my emergency survival plan will always be improved upon, but the fundamentals are there and now I seek to develop it and pass it along to my family.
As most Americans never truly consider the serious threat of a power outage, the majority of the population fails to be prepared. Not always does the power return in a few minutes, and some of us have experienced this situation first hand. Power outages can last hours, days, or even weeks in grave circumstances.
Obviously flashlights are essential in a blackout situation, but there are numerous additional items that are just as important, if not more important. I won't include flashlights or hand –crank radios in my top 5 must-haves. Most people already accept that these items are important and have them on hand.
The items I am going to share with you might not be the first items that come to mind when you think of a blackout. The following items are my top five for a long-term blackout situation.
1. Emergency Blankets – Emergency blankets are at the top of the list for two crucial reasons 1) extreme hot or cold temperatures can be dangerous 2) a high percentage of blackouts occur as a result of bad weather, especially winter storms. You may already have a gas furnace, but like many thermostats, yours may require the use of electricity. If this is the case, then temperatures in your home may fall quickly.
2. Carbon Monoxide Detectors – Of all the unforeseen threats of a blackout, CO is one of the most dangerous. At the first sign of a power outage, Many people will try to get creative and turn on their fireplaces, camp stoves, and space heaters, which in fact increases the probability of dangerous carbon monoxide levels inside the home.
A good battery powered carbon monoxide detector can save your life in blackout scenario. If it goes off, open the windows and doors and leave the house immediately.
3. Water – Please, do not wait until you're in the midst of an emergency to find out that your community's water service functions entirely on electricity. Water is a must in every single emergency survival situation. It is recommended to have a 30-day supply of drinking water, plus water for hygienic purposes.
In a blackout scenario, 30 days is a stretch. Aim to have 1 gallon of water per person, per day. This should cover drinking water, hand washing, and dish washing.
4. Cash/Hard Copies – In today's world, most of us go daily without ever carrying cash in our wallets. In replace of cold hard cash, we carry a bunch of cards. When power is out in your city, cash will still be spent. It's always a good idea to take some time out to think about all of the vital day-to-day information that you have saved online. Passwords, addresses, account numbers, medical information, are all very important information. No power means there will be no Internet connection, which means you would be stuck, unable to retrieve this critical information. Google Maps won't be an option, so be sure to store all of this information somewhere other than online.
5. Marine Grade Cooler – While most emergency survivalists get caught up in the gadget/power side of a blackout, they always seem to forget about the critical food safety issues. The food in your refrigerator can reach unsafe levels and spoil even within a somewhat short power outage. Having a bag of ice as well as the next item on this list, you can ensure that sure your food stays protected.
Put ice and bags of frozen vegetables to good use in order to keep perishable foods cool in a high-quality cooler. It doesn't have to be a YETI, but many of the cheap coolers out there are just junk. They barely keep ice frozen for 12 hours in moderate weather.
The photo to the right pictures a nearly extinct type of burglar. Today's burglars work very differently.
If anyone should dare to call you paranoid for keeping your doors locked and secured 24 hours a day, then have them reference the link listed below. Uncensored Survival Secrets will help open your eyes and who show you how criminals choose their targets.
In any given situation we talk about the necessary self-defense steps needed to ensure that you do not appear to be the "easy target".
It's the basic concept of looking alert, capable and more intimidating than those surrounding you. Let's face it most muggers are cowards. They choose weak targets who are incapable of resisting and fighting back. This concept also applies to your home and your vehicle.
There is no need to attract unneeded attention to your home by displaying signage or security cameras, just keep your doors locked and the lights on.
Just like your home, your car does not require some overprice security system. When leaving your vehicle just keep all valuables out of sight and lock the doors. Why? By locking the doors you are immediately decreasing the chances of getting burglarized. Just taking this simple precaution and locking your doors while you are showering, working in the garage, gardening, or in the backyard, means that your home will most likely be passed over by intruders.
I'll explain why this is fairly effective. Burglars' typical way of operating works like this. They walk by and check all doors to see if they're locked or not. If the door is unlocked, they easily slip instead and grab the valuables they can find. They are opportunists.
Most robberies last only for a few minutes. They are in and out. These are not elaborate, detailed heists like the ones you see in the movies. These crimes are seen as opportunities and you created the opportunity by leaving your door unlocked.
This is what police officer, Greg Ellifritz, has to say:
"I've kept track of reports of the thefts from cars in the city where I work (an upper-class suburb with around 35,000 residents) for the last 30 days. While I earlier referred to them as "car break-ins" that is truly a mischaracterization."
Here's how the numbers work out:
Number of vehicles entered- 24
Unlocked vehicles- 20
Locked vehicles- 3
Unknown or unreported status- 1
"More than 83% of the vehicles with items stolen were unlocked! In only three cases did thieves actually break a window to steal something. In each of those cases, the item(s) stolen were expensive and clearly within view from the outside of the vehicle. You can safely assume that if there is nothing visible to steal in your car, thieves won't break windows just to check. On the other hand, if you leave your doors unlocked, thieves will open the door and see what they can find. As the title of the article says: Lock your damn doors! If you don't want your crap stolen, keep your doors locked and valuables out of sight."
That's about the best explanation you can get, straight from a veteran officer who sees this on a daily basis. Home burglaries work almost exactly the same way:
"We had at least four burglaries last month where thieves entered through an unlocked door. The standard M.O. for these burglars is to find a house that appears unoccupied. They'll knock on the door and if no one answers, they will walk around the house looking for an unlocked entrance. If they find a door unlocked, they go inside. The thieves go straight to the master bedroom and steal jewelry and all the small electronics they can gather on the way. They are in and out of the house in only a few minutes."


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Brain, Behavior, and Cancer Seminar Series January 16, 2013, 10:00 am - 11:00 am Hillman Cancer Center, Cooper Conference Room C
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Dr. Douglas Delahanty is an expert in the area of early biopsychological predictors of PTSD and has extensive experience assessing traumatic experiences and posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) symptoms in children and adults recruited within hours following traumatic injury. He earned his PhD in Health Psychology from the University of Pittsburgh in 1997 and is now a Professor of Psychology at Kent State University and Director of the Kent State Initiative for Clinical and Translational Research (ICTR). Dr. Delahanty's research has identified numerous risk factors for adverse consequences of trauma exposure. His group's applied translational projects have focused on developing interventions to reduce/prevent PTSD and comorbid disorders. Among their recent research efforts are a large-scale NIMH-funded study (R01 MH62042) that examined psychophysiological predictors and correlates of PTSD in MVA victims, and resulted in a series of published studies examining predictors and moderators of PTSD in pediatric trauma victims. He and his research team also have conducted two pharmacological interventions for secondary prevention of PTSD in trauma patients; one funded by the Ohio Board of Regents that examined the efficacy of propranolol for reducing/preventing PTSD in child trauma victims (Nugent et al., 2010), and another study funded by the National Institute of Mental Health examining the efficacy of hydrocortisone at reducing/preventing PTSD in adult trauma victims. In addition to these projects, Dr. Delahanty has also served as Principal Investigator of a project to treat chronic PTSD using prolonged exposure in people living with HIV (R34 MH71201).
The Brain, Behavior, and Cancer Seminar Series is sponsored by the Biobehavioral Medicine in Oncology Program and the University of Pittsburgh Cancer Institute. For more information regarding this seminar, please contact Dolores Oliver at email@example.com. The Cooper Classrooms are located on the ground level of the Hillman Cancer Center, 5115 Centre Ave, Shadyside. After entering the building walk to the left past the elevators and gift shop and make the first left down the hallway. Room A is the 1st door in the lobby area.
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Bills wide receiver Stevie Johnson sent the messages by Twitter at first asking the nation to "chill out with that nuke talk."
Johnson then counseled Kim Jong Un with this gem "warr is nothing to be played with. I apologize North Korea........but if y'all do bomb 1st... Bomb Foxboro, Mass. Sincerely, # BillsMafia. "
Of course Foxboro is the home of the Bills longtime rival, the New England Patriots.
As you can imagine the response from Massachusetts came quickly and led Johnson to send yet another Twitter message.
"I know some of yall took it too serious.. but i have Much Respect for The Pats along with Every other NFL Team. Gonna to be a Great #NFL2012."
But wait, there's more.
"PatsFans i lo...like yall also. ask any1 in my fam. ive said TheBoro is my fav place to play-bkuz you Pats fans are Live! BUT not for long."
If you would like to get in on the fun Johnson's Twitter ID is @StevieJohnson13.
This might also be a good time to mention that the Bills haven't won in Foxboro for 13 years.


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Members of the Schools Designed for Learning Committee offered their help in overseeing the spending of a proposed $14 million bond issue if voters approve it on the Nov. 7 ballot.
The committee members, who have spent more than 18 months designing the proposal and now are campaigning for it, made their final pre-election report to the Brookings-Harbor School Board Monday night.
We hope we can deliver a finished positive product, said Co-chairman Bill Ferry.
In talking to voters, Ferry said, committee members have often heard questions about guarantees that the funds will be spent as proposed. We have members who are most interested in seeing that it is spent as it is intended to be.
Does that offer come with the use of your backhoe? joked Board Chairman Brian Larsson with SDL Co-Chairman Larry Anderson, a contractor.
Anderson, who opposed a district bond proposal two years ago, admitted he is cautiously optimistic about the bond issue. People need to vote; it needs to be discussed right to the end, he said. Keep talking, keep pushing, keep asking people to cast their vote.
After finding hundreds of parents and staff members were not registered to vote, SDL members pushed voter registration until last weeks deadline. Their focus now, they said, is getting parents and teachers to cast their ballots.
In public comments, Steven Pomerleau told the board he had observed staff members violating state election laws at the high school last week. He was not specific about the incident.
As a parent, I dont like kids coming home putting pressure on us to vote, he said. Personally, Im undecided yet.
We have asked district employees to be very careful about what they do and not do, Larsson responded.
The administration is taking great pains about the limits of what they can and cannot do during the contract day, Superintendent Dr. Paul Prevenas added. He said he personally posted the state law on campaigning at each building at the start of the school year.
If you have knowledge of something, Ill certainly take action, he promised. This is the first Im hearing of this.
Prevenas told the board the staff is working to make it possible to issue the bonds within 30 days after the election, chiefly because of state Ballot Measure 93, which could revoke the local actions.
Measure 93 requires any new taxes to be approved by the same margin of approval of the ballot measure, if it passes. Measure 93 would not be effective for 30 days, Prevenas said, but would be retro-active to the Nov. 7 election.
Prevenas said issuing the bonds within 30 days should avoid the problem.


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Apple fangirls who can't get enough of both their Macbook Air and Mac cosmetics are going to love MirrorBook Air. The MirrorBook air is a tiny portable makeup mirror designed in the shape of a Macbook.
The MirrorBook Air looks so much like a Macbook Air that it is a little ridiculous. The mirror has the same features the Apple logo on the top, a keyboard and even a tiny webcam. Unfortunately the MirrorBook Air does not function as a tiny laptop. That's probably for the best as a tiny Macbook Air would probably cost more than the $26 that W3sh Store is asking for the MirrorBook Air. You can check out a featured video of the mirror being demoed here.
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When a wild Stallion named Champ was crossing a river with his family, a filly got in trouble. The river's current was too strong for the young horse, and she began to be swept away. That's when Champ came to her rescue and the moment was caught on camera. Champ is part of Salt River Wild Horses in Tonto National Forest in Arizona.
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Synology just released the 5.0 software, with chromecast support for streaming videos. So now I have my entire movie/TV collection on my Synology NAS, which I can pull up on my Nexus 4 and stream the video's on my chromecast. It has OTF bandwidth/conversion, and so far has been running wonderfully!
Finally, my chromecast is useful. Big props to Synology for making this happen.
Sorry, this is mostly just me being a fanboy for Synology since they made such an obscure device a relatively high priority and have done so better than anything else out at the moment! (no, I do not work for them).


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Donald Hawkins, 54, of Fort Lauderdale, claimed a top prize in the $1 Scratch-Off game, $500 A Week for Life at Florida Lottery headquarters in Tallahassee.
Hawkins chose to receive the winnings in weekly payments of $500 for the duration of his life. He purchased his winning Scratch-Off ticket at First Coast Energy (FCE), located at 15991 Sheridan St. in Davie.
The $1 game launched on Feb. 5. There are two top prizes remaining.
The first Lucky for Life-themed Scratch-Off game was introduced 17 years ago with the launch of Win for Life, a $2 game. It was reintroduced in 1999 and 2000. In 2004, the $10 game Set for Life was launched, offering $5,000 a year for life top prizes. Later, the first $20 Lucky for Life ticket offering $100,000 a year for life top prizes was introduced.
Here's hoping Mr. Hawkins has a long life, so he keeps collecting that $500 a week.


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Rustenburg – Over 120 000 people were expected at the 104th anniversary celebration of the African National Congress in Phokeng near Rustenburg at the weekend, the party's deputy secretary general Jessie Duarte said on Tuesday.
"We expected 123 000 people at the stadium. There are 45 000 seats in this stadium, we will use the pitch where 10 000 people will be allowed. The rest will be at the two overflow areas next to the stadium," Duarte said at a media briefing at the Royal Bafokeng Sports Palace in Phokeng.
Images of the event would be projected onto giant television screens to be erected at the overflow areas.
Duarte said the event was planned to start early due to the scorching heat in Rustenburg.
"We are going to start early due to the heat. People are warned to come with hats or umbrellas," she said.
"President Jacob Zuma will speaks as early as 11:00 and we expect to have completed the day's programme by 2pm. We do not want to keep people long due to the heat."
Water tanks would be provided for revellers.
Duarte said members of the National Executive Committee (NEC) of the ANC would come back to Rustenburg after the celebration to address issues raised by disgruntled members.
"We have met with the co-ordinators of the march yesterday [Monday]. We received the memorandum. They raised issues about brown water in Rustenburg, a clinic and some internal matters of the ANC. Some of the issues like water was resolved," she said.
"The people who marched on Monday, are disgruntled members. We will attend to issues raised including the corruption they alleged in the Rustenburg local municipality."
Police intervened during a tense standoff between two factions of the ruling party in Rustenburg on Monday.
On Monday, police separated two ANC factions. One of the groups had tried to march to the Rustenburg municipality to demand that North West Premier Supra Mahumapelo be recalled and that the provincial executive committee of the ANC be disbanded. Mahumapelo is the chairman of the ANC in North West.
The other group, made up of volunteers, blocked the march, claiming to protect the ANC.
Both groups - armed with bricks, stones, and knobkerries - hurled insults at each other each.
The police stood prevented the two groups coming to blows.
Officers had to fire stun grenades when the two groups started flinging bricks at each other.
The disgruntled members retreated to the taxi rank, with their co-ordinators leaving for a meeting with the ANC secretariat.
Duarte said although everyone was welcome at the stadium, divisive T-shirts or songs would not be allowed.
"There will only be one ANC T-shirts. If you come with another T-shirt, you and your T-shirt will be asked to leave."
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Russian officials expressed concern Sunday about the escalating violence in the Middle East, calling on Israel and the Palestinians to show restraint, the Interfax news agency reported.
"An escalation of tensions may have a negative impact on the Middle East peace process," a diplomatic source told the news agency. Russia is joint co-sponsor of the Arab-Israeli peace process with the United States.
Russia was urging both sides "to show restraint and prevent a roll-back of the peace process," the official said, adding that Moscow believed force could not resolve differences – MOSCOW (AFP)
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Cutting Loose: Connected TV for Everybody Page 3
WD TV Live
The latest incarnation of WD's popular digital media receiver is the WD TV Live, a stripped-down, inexpensive box, coming in at the same price point as the Apple TV and the top-of-the-line Roku. The 2011 version of the WD TV Live comes without the 1TB drive of its big brother, but with onboard Wi-Fi and a nice mix of streaming services and ability to access media stored on local drives and NAS, presented in a streamlined and downright attractive user interface.
The WD splits the difference between devices meant to appeal to those who want to make use of a lot of local content and those who have no use for such things. Is it all DMRs for all people?
You get access to the major services - Netflix, Hulu Plus, CinemaNow, and Blockbuster On Demand, crowdsourced content from YouTube and Vimeo and a full range of music services, including Pandora, Deezer, and Spotify. There's even PlayJam, a casual gaming service. It's a pretty full plate of connected offerings. There's no TV tuner here (if you use this as your soul source, you'll be relying on Hulu and Flingo for TV programming), and no DVR functionality, but the WD doesn't really aim at fulfilling those needs in the first place.
Connectivity options are basic - no support for older sets here. You'll find only a single HDMI output, an optical audio output, and a combo composite video/stereo audio output on an 1/8" minijack, along with an Ethernet port (supplementing the onboard Wi-Fi) and a pair of USB ports for data-entry devices or local storage.
A remote is included, though it's not a universal model - it's got a full set of transport controls. four color-coded hotkeys (that match onscreen menus) for accessing commonly used functions, and a numerical keypad, though no QWERTY (which I found myself wishing for when using music services and looking for content on connected drives). There is an audio mute button, which is a handy thing to have if you don't feel like scrambling for your primary remote when the phone rings.
The interface is very attractive; landscape wallpaper with a scrolling toolbar along the bottom border of the screen. Everything's organized well, apps are nicely functional (you even get a choice of YouTube interfaces - both the TV-oriented leanback interface and the standard Web interface are provided), and all functions are a couple of directional clicks away. Some might find such comparisons distasteful, but the overall the WD TV Live combines a very Windows Media Center look with an Apple feel - it's not a bad combination.
There are some less-than-perfect implementations here. Some of the presentation is a little redundant - a "dashboard" seems unnecessary given how easy it is to get to the apps from the main interface - and there's also a bit of repetitiveness in the library interface, with the overlap between "content sources" and the library a bit confusing at first. Still, overall it's a very clean and easy-to-browse UI, which is not something you can take for granted in the DMR universe.
There's a lot of flexibility under the hood for expert users as well. The main strengths of the bigger WD TV Live Hub were access to media on local and connected drives and support for just about any media file format; both carry over here. If you like the idea of the bigger WD TV Live Hub but don't need the onboard 1TB drive, this might be for you.
The WD TV Live will play back media files from just about any NAS you might be likely to have: it's DLNA/UPnP compliant, supports Samba and NFS shares, and can play back shared content on Windows machines and Macs. You can even admin the WD TV Live via a browser, which makes tasks like configuring the remote and establishing shares a whole lot simpler, and while the process is simplified about as much as it can be, it probably isn't for the novice users who this box will appeal to otherwise.
I had some problems initially when trying to access a drives attached to an AirPort Express, but managed to sort things out with a quick browse through the tech support knowledgebase - the manual proved to be a little vague on some formatting particulars. And once I did get set up, I had periodic system lockups when accessing media on both local and network drives; a restart generally solved the problem, but it was a tad annoying in practice. The device feels a bit like a work in progress on this front. There were two firmware upgrades distributed during the brief period I was experimenting with the box, so it does seem like WD is on the case.
Despite the nicer look and feel, as with the Channel Master, large music libraries slowed down the interface significantly; since this is a problem that seems common to DVRs I can't really single out the WD for this. But I'm waiting patiently for a DMR to come with an app that provides a truly pleasant interface for accessing and managing music libraries - it doesn't need to be iTunes, but there's got to be a better way.
These issues aside, the WD TV Live is a very full-featured device with a friendly face. It doesn't do quite as much as a Boxee or a dedicated HTPC, but it has a far simpler and more immediately attractive interface, making it appealing to both cable-cutting newcomers (at least those who don't need an all-in-one device that includes a TV tuner; those folks still might have more interest in something like the Channel Master) and veteran networked media nerds.


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LONG HISTORY: Don Braham of Grove City, Pa., is in his 27th year of auctioning., and was working in the market beef auction Friday at the Canfield Fair. In the audience were local business owners, professionals and residents who enjoy supporting the 4-H members.
Added: Tue, September 2, 2008
FAIR FORCE: Karen Davis of Coitsville, a firefighter, nurse and emergency medical responder, said the team at the Canfield Fair has a cart equipped with a medical bed, automated external defibrillator and portable water tanks, as well as full fire gear.
OPEN LANE: Fitzgerald Toussaint of Liberty heads for a first-quarter touchdown during Friday's game against Niles. Blocking is Liberty's Quincy Harris (54), and trying to catch Toussaint is Niles' Anthony Ingram (23).
FISTFUL OF 4: Fitch running back Sylvestry Gibbs (4) tries to break free from the grasp of East defenders Michael Thomas (12) as Eric Taylor (59) gives chase during Friday's game at Fitch High Stadium. The Falcons won 49-12.
WAFFLES, BACON, EGGS: Barack Obama had waffles, bacon and two eggs over medium at the Yankee Kitchen Family Restaurant in Boardman. Joe Biden ordered the French toast. With them Saturday morning are their wives, Michelle Obama and Jill Biden.
PATIENT READY: Alan Scannell, Red Cross event coordinator, talks about the splints, blisters and bee stings that are treated at the Canfield Fair. Scannell said he expects the number of patients to be up as the weekend brings sunny weather.
TRUE COLORS: Melissa Lynn, an Austintown Fitch junior who performs double duty as a cheerleader and band member, shows off her school pride during the Falcons' home game against East.
TAGGED OUT: Cleveland Indians third baseman Andy Marte, left, tags out Adrian Beltre of the Seattle Mariners at third base in the third inning of Friday's American League game at Progressive Field in Cleveland. Beltre tried for a stolen base.
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Jaunice Murray of Youngstown performed at Family Fest. Daniel C. Britt.
YOUNG SUPPORTER: Tavares Hodge, 7, of Boardman wears a T-shirt that Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Barack Obama of Illinois signed for him. The candidate, along with running mate Sen. Joe Biden of Delaware and their spouses, stopped for breakfast at Yankee Kitchen Family Restaurant in Boardman on Saturday.
TABLE TALK: Michelle Obama shares a memorable moment with Phillip Raptis of the Yankee Kitchen Family restaurant in Boardman. Before their breakfast, her husband, Democratic presidential hopeful Barack Obama, stopped in for a workout at Fitness One in niles.
ON THE MOVE: Anthony IN=ngram of Niles runs for yardage during Friday's game against Liberty.
COMING TOGETHER: Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama, right, sites on the stage with Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton, D-N.Y., and her husband, former president Clinton, during the memorial service for Rep. Stephanie Jones, D-Ohio. The ceremony was Saturday at the Cleveland Convention Center.
Lucky Penny family reunion
IN TUNE: Derrick Jones, also a rapper, performed his first concert at home during VexFest on Aug. 17 in downtown Youngstown.
CC'S GEM: Milwaukee Brewers pitcher CC Sabathia delivers a pitch against the Pittsburgh Pirates in the eighth inning of Sunday's game at PNC Park in PIttsburgh. Sabathia threw a one-hitter in the Brewers' 7-0 win.
REINFORCEMENTS: Coffee house owner Demian Estevez spray paints the plywood over windows as he makes final preparations for Hurricane Gustav in Marrero, La.
FIFTY YEARS AGO: The Canfield Fair has always attracted youth, as these shots from the 1958 edition show. Luther Mackey, left, and Harry Dailey, both of Columbiana, introduce their horses, "joe Girl and Beedle Bum," in the old stables on the fairgrounds.
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Canfield Fair
U.S. Rep. Stephanie Tubbs Jones
Dave Johnson
US Open
GETTING OUT: Jeffrey Vannor carries his belongings while evacuating from the approaching Hurricane Gustav at the Greyhound Bus and Amtrak station in New Orleans. A million people took to Gulf Coast highways Saturday, boarding up homes and businesses and fleeing the dangerous hurricane by bus and car as the season's most powerful Atlantic storm took aim at Louisiana.
Keyland "100 Proof" Logan, 27, of Youngstown raps for the crowd at the Lucky Penny Family Reunion in downtown Youngstown.
PITTSBURGH STOP: Republican presidential candidate John McCin of Arizona talks with voters outside Tom's Diner, along with his wife, Cindy, and his running mate, Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin, right, in Pittsburgh. With the group Saturday was Palin's daughter, Piper.
SCI-FI SERIES: John Nobles, left, Ann Torv, foreground, Jasika Nicole and Joshua Jackson appear in a scene from "Fringe," Premiering Sept. 9 at 8 p.m. on FOX.
EAST AND GREET: Democratic presidential nominee Barack Obama greets patrons at the Yankee Kitchen Family Restaraunt in Boardman. The 50 or so people eating breakfast there early Saturday got to see Obama and Joe Biden, his vice presidential running mate, along with their wives.
BIKES GALORE: Motorcycle enthusiast Donald Husk of Warren attended Sunday's car show.
FOCUSED: Youngstown native Derrick Jones follows his passion for filmmaking with a documentary about inmates accused of murder during a riot at the Southern Ohio Correctional Facility in Lucasville. He has been awarded a prestigious grant for his work.
JUST JAWING: Joe Winters, 4, of Knox, Pa., grasps the jawbone and teeth he unearthed Saturday at Youngstown State University's "SimDig" simulated artifact dig at the Canfield Fair.
HEISMAN HOPEFUL HURT: Ohio State running back Chris "Beanie" Wells (28) gets pulled down by Youngstown State defender Ben Lane during the first quarter of the Buckeyes' romp in Columbus. Wells injured his leg in the third quarter.
FIFTY YEARS AGO: The Canfield Fair has always attracted youth, as these shots from the 1958 edition show. Bruce and Fred Penrod might be suspected of feigning interest in an exhibit being pointed out by Maridell Heestand. All were from Sebring.
ACROBATIC: Alex Lopez of Campbell makes a tough catch as teammate Skevo Zembellis (5) looks on during Friday's game against Lakeview.
Edwina Baier, a senior Youngstown State University anthropology major, helps Joe Winters, 4, and Jack Winters, 2, both of Knox, Pa., dig for artifacts and one real skull hidden in the box until unearthed by brooms and trowels.
HARDING CONNECTION: Ohio State running back Daniel Herron (2) pushes away Youngstown State defender Jarvis Richards during Saturday's game in Columbus.
AFTER CHURCH: Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Barack Obama of Illinois, center, talks with Pastor Lars Olson and his wife, Pastor Katherine Olson, and son, carl Olson, 11 months, after going to church at St. Luke's Lutheran Church in Lima, Ohio. Obama attended a service there Sunday.
Ox Roast
IN THE CLEAR: Fitch's Aaron Edwards runs into the end zone to complete a 51-yard TD reception from Jon Ballard during Friday's game.
PRE-INJURY: Ohio State tailback Chris "Beanie" Wells, left, is tied up by Youngstown State defender Mike Barlak during Saturday's game at Ohio Stadium in Columbus.
LOSING PITCHER: Cleveland Indians pitcher Zach Jackson delivers in the first inning of Sunday's game against teh Seattle Mariners at Progressive Field in Cleveland. Jackson suffered the loss in the Mariners' 6-4 win.
FAMILY AFFAIR: Linda Glenn, Pastor Frank Glenn and daughter Beth Glenn check out some of the offerings at the 13th Annual Glenn Christian Foundation and Church's Ox Roast car show at the Trumbull County Fairground.
I'M SAFE! Alexei Ramirez, left, of the Chicago White Sox yells as he slides in safely to home plate, beating the tag of the Boston Red Sox catcher Kevin Cash in the ninth inning of Chicago's 4-2 win at Fenway Park.
Derrilyn Johnson
Charles "Lucky" Penny, 101.9 JAMZ radio personality. The event was sponsored by the radio station, who, Penny said, believes it has a social responsibility to give back to the community.
Belinda Puchajda
FOUND: The jewelry returned to Karen Scull included a watch, her wedding ring, a wedding band that belonged to a friend, her mother's 25-wedding anniversary ring and her college class ring.
FAST STOP: Jimmie Johnson's pit crew tends to his car during the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series' Pepsi 500 Sunday at Auto Club Speedway in Fonatana, Calif.
A GOOD DEED INDEED: USF Holland Trucking Co. employees, from left, Bob Praft, operations supervisor; Gary Speelman, driver; and Jim Chandler, assistant supervisor, were involved in helping return lost jewelry to George and Karen Scull of Kirsey, Pa.
Jaunice Murray of Youngstown performed at Family Fest.
Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin
LONELY: A bicyclist rides through the French Quarter of New Orleans. Most of the city has been evacuated.
HEAPING: Megan Sefehik, 12, of Austintown, drops off garbage into one of the many receptacles around the Canfield Fair.
PROGRESSIVE SUPPORT: An Indians fan holds up a sign after her team defeated the White Sox on Monday at Progressive Field. Starter Cliff Lee tossed a five-hitter for the Tribe.
food bank
FAMILY TIME: Democratic vice presidential candidate Sen. Joe Biden, D-Del., reminisces with his cousins Jean Finnegan, left, and Mary Gaffney, as he visits his childhood home in Scranton, Pa.
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Justin Thomas
CARDINALS AIM FOR TOURNAMENT SUCCESS: Canfield's Dominic Mirto (18) outjumps a West Branch defender for the ball during a game last week. The Cardinals made it to the district tournament last year and have their sights eset on another district championship.
MOVING ON: Rafael Nadal celebrates a point during Monday's win over Sam Querrey at the U.S Open in New York.
St. Paul police officers push back a group of protesters who were using a large sign during an anti-war protest at the Republican National Convention in St. Paul, Minn., Monday, Sept. 1, 2008. (AP Photo/Matt Rourke)
Phil Simone
Mindy Henning
MILITARY SUPPORT: Middleweight Champion Kelly Pavlik and his parents, Mike and Debbie Pavlik, pose with members of the 583rd Law and Order Detachment and the 838th Military Police Company, both based out of Austintown. The troop members served in Iraq. Pavlik wore boxing trunks featuring an American flag with the insignias of the five branches of the military for his June bout with Gary Lockett.
Special to The Vindicator/ Mike Romeo, Team Pavlik
OPEN CHALLENGER: Anna-Lena Groenefield returns a shot to Dinara Safina during their tennis match Monday at the U.S. Open tennis tournament in New York.
BACK TO WORK: Melissa Fodor, right, who retired from her job as a travel agent has been forced to re-enter the work force as a certified nursing assistant to make ends meet, checks the blood pressure of Lorraine Somme in her home in southwest Denver.
STORM DAMAGE: Richard Bezet looks over damage to the living room of his Baton Rouge, La., home after a tree fell through the roof because of winds from Hurricane Gustav.
CLASH: St. Paul, Minn., police officers push back protesters using a large sign during an anti-war demonstration at the Republican National Convention. The clash took place Monday.
Romeo Crennel
Nashville-based Lady Antebellum.
Thomas A. Kemp
Olive Garden provided lunches to St. Elizabeth Health Center
Thiel College coach Jack Leipheimer
OVER THE WALL: Wind-driven water sloshes over the floodwall along the Industrial Canal as Gustav, weakened to a Category 2 hurricane, slides into New Orleans. THe levees held Monday.
MOUND RENOWN: Indians lefty Cliff Lee throws home during the fourth inning of Monday's game against teh White Sox at Progressive Field. Lee tossed a five-hit shutout to win his 20th game.
MARCHING ALONG: The Sharon high School Tiger Marching Band was among the units that took part int eh Buhl Day parade. The annual event was Monday in Hermitage's Buhl Farm Park.
Special to The Vindicator
Jerry Lewis
Before Lynyrd Skynard at the Canfield Fair
MILITARY SUPPORT: MILITARY SUPPORT: Middleweight Champion Kelly Pavlik accepts an Appreciation Award from Sgt. 1st Class Mark Hutton of the Army National Guard in recognition of Pavlik's support of the military. Pavlik wore boxing trunks featuring an American flag with the insignias of the five branches of the military for his June bout with Gary Lockett.
JOINING FORCES: The Monaca High School of the current Monaca District is show in Monaca, Pa. The future of the high school building will be decided when the marriage of the Center Area and Monaca school districts takes place. The merging of the districts northwest of Pittsburgh is part of a gradual, ongoing national progression toward fewer districts for public schools.
FRESHMAN QUARTERBACK: Ohio State quarterback Terrele Pryor (2) saw his first collegiate action Saturday against Youngstown State.
Chaney High graduate Keilen Dykes
20-GAME WINNER: Indians catcher Kelly Shoppach, left, hugs pitcher Cliff Lee after a 5-0 shutout of the White Sox. Lee is the Tribe's first game winner in 34 seasons.
PARADE ROUTE: Renee Combine of Sharpsville and her daughter, Ava, 2, were among those who gathered to watch the parade that was part of the annual Buhl Day festivities in Hermitage. The parade and activities took place Monday.
Richard Cordray
BRING ON THE COWBOYS: Browns running back Jerome Harrison (35) scores on a 1-yard run during the last Thursday's preseason game against the Bears. Sunday, the Browns open the regular season by welcoming the Cowboys to Cleveland Browns Stadium.
BITING WIND: Taviana Carlson, 3, shields her face from the stinging wind as she makes her way to a neighbor's home after her grandmother's apartment lost electricity when Hurricane Gustav moved through Lafayette, La.
SERVING: Olive garden representatives Ken Jones and Angie Anglin deliver food for a free buffet for workers on labor Day. The Boardman restaurant provided a free lunch for employees at St. Elizabeth in Boardman and the Niles Olive Garden fed the Niles police and firefighters on duty.
Jessica Jacobs, 11, of Ellsworth free falls on the Super Shot ride at the Canfield Fair. Daniel C. Britt.
Bill "BC" Cole of Akron and Daughter Shannina Burrell, 22, of Akron get pose before the LS concert. Daniel C. Britt.
Randy Rogensky, 11, of Hubbard beats his friend out of the maze of mirrors. Daniel C. Britt.
Dakota Bartells, 7, of N. Lima flips around the Fair on a bungee harness. Daniel C. Britt.
Julian Smith, 20, and Jon Banick, 19, both of Boardman, wait for Lynrd Skynrd to take the stage. Daniel C. Britt.
L-R Skynrd fans Mike Mellot of Austintown and Ko Kelly of Canfield. Daniel C. Britt.
Lynrd Skynrd plays the Canfield Fair. Daniel C. Britt.


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The htdigest utility from Apache is useful for other web servers too--
lighttpd for example can make use of the digests thus created.
This package contains just htdigest, renamed as apache-htdigest to avoid
conflicts. It means that the htdigest utility is available without installing
the entire Apache distribution.
WWW: http://httpd.apache.org/
make generate-plist
To install the port: cd /usr/ports/www/htdigest/ && make install cleanTo add the package: pkg install htdigest
cd /usr/ports/www/htdigest/ && make install clean
pkg install htdigest
PKGNAME: htdigest
SHA256 (apache24/httpd-2.4.6.tar.gz) = b704d6ae3d17f7c56dd49d617f7fde0ade34fa913e78dd14ebaab0992efbc9cf
SIZE (apache24/httpd-2.4.6.tar.gz) = 6700153
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Remove ${PORTSDIR}/ from dependencies, categories v, w, x, y, and z.
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By default libtool replaces -export-symbols <file> with -retain-symbols-file
<file> on ELF systems, but this doesn't really do what -export-symbols is
meant to do. On GNU ELF systems it converts <file> to a simple version
script first and then uses -version-script instead of -retain-symbols-file.
Let USES=libtool patch libtool scripts to do this on all systems with GNU
Bump PORTREVISION on all ports where the build log contains -export-symbols.
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but it also builds a number of executables that link to this module and
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This video was shot while I was building the Aye-Yo FUCK installation piece. While I was building it I kept thinking, "Aye-yo ...FUCK." The video was projected within the piece. This was part of a group show in Kansas City, curated by Sean Blott and Mitch Kirkwood in the spring of 2012. The character is a sort of post-wizard, called "the Curser". Wizard-ish but playing to the mystique of the artist in a different way-- as if within the creative realm of the studio, it helps to engage in repetitive swearing.


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Justin Timberlake is bringing music back in a major way.
The singer – who says he'll release a new album this year – marked his return to the stage at DirecTV's Super Saturday Night event in New Orleans.
And for those lucky enough to attend, Timberlake, 32, performed his single "Suit & Tie" with Jay-Z.
Paul McCartney and wife Nancy Shevell, Nashville's Hayden Panettiere, Sofia Vergara, David Arquette, Kate Upton, Will Ferrell, Aaron Paul and more were just a few of the A-listers enjoying the show.
PHOTOS: Game on! Stars Party Down for Super Bowl Sunday
John Legend and fiancé Chrissy Teigen posed for photos with Jay-Z and Timbaland and showed them off on Twitter.
Questlove of The Roots also shared his two cents on Timberlake's return by posting on Instagram. "Dude is KILLLIINNNNGGG it," he wrote, sharing a photo of Timberlake at the mic.


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Restoring the Bounty of Our Oceans
Fish are essential to life in the world's oceans. They are the predators or prey of virtually every creature that swims with them or flies above the sea.
"If we commit now to end overfishing and to rebuild depleted fisheries, ocean ecosystems again will thrive and fish populations will provide a rich source of food, recreation, jobs and economic benefits for future generations."
-Lee Crockett, director of federal fisheries policy, Pew Environment Group
But overfishing fish faster than they can reproduce—weakens fish populations and ocean ecosystems, making them more vulnerable to such stressors as pollution, natural disturbances and climate change. Fish such as cod and red snapper, once abundant, have been subject to overfishing for decades and are at a fraction of their historic population sizes.
Fishery management ultimately means balancing the needs of today with those of the future. For too long, fishery managers have unnecessarily delayed important decisions or acted ineffectively. This has resulted in costly declines of valuable fish populations and required fishing restrictions to spur their recovery.
According to the most recent data from the National Marine Fisheries Service, 39 of America's most commercially and recreationally valuable fish populations are subject to overfishing and 43 are depleted, requiring that they be rebuilt. And the situation may be much worse―a large number of fish populations have not been assessed, so their status is unknown.
But America's ocean fish are resilient. At a time of profound economic uncertainty and environmental change, marine fish conservation is a wise investment.
"As someone who loves to fish, I want to ensure that my daughter and hopefully my grandkids will have the same and even better opportunities to enjoy fishing and fresh, local seafood," said Lee Crockett, director of Pew's Federal Fisheries Policy. "If we commit now to end overfishing and rebuild depleted fish populations, ocean ecosystems again will thrive and fish populations will provide a rich source of food, recreation, jobs and economic benefits for future generations."
For decades, U.S. fishery management has been driven by short-term economic interests instead of sound science. Federal managers are now taking decisive, often difficult, actions to finally end overfishing while applying innovative approaches to rebuild fish populations in regions around the country.
The Federal Fisheries Policy continues to push for national policies and regulations that will protect both our oceans' wildlife and our fishermen's livelihoods.
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While not airing on any American TV network, "Borgia: Faith and Fear" did find a home on Netflix, possibly due to Showtime's dissolution of their deal with the company, taking away Showtime's more well known and acclaimed series covering similar ground, "The Borgias" from reaching Netflix viewers. The series is the brainchild of Tom Fontana and although presented as 12, roughly one-hour episodes, it appears in European markets, the series aired six nights, with a pair of episodes each airing. Upon learning this fact after watching the first two episodes separately, it's actually preferred method of tackling this technically sound but increasingly repugnant and moderately flawed series.
I offer full disclosure, the series only piqued my interest after learning of the Borgia family thanks to the "Assassins Creed" games where they were given the role of antagonists to hero Ezio. I went in with no expectations, assuming the evil deeds of the game were likely embellishments; in the end that was a huge mistake. Opening in 1492 at the end of Pope Innocent VIII's (an extended cameo from Udo Kier) life, "Borgia: Faith and Fear" or simply "Borgia" from here forward, chronicles the life of the infamous Italian family, primarily through the rise to power of Rodrigo Borgia (a horribly miscast John Doman). "Borgia" is initially a very confusing series with multiple characters arriving on the scene all at once, but a few episodes in and the major players become clear.
To call the Borgia clan unlikable is a vast understatement, even though the first third of the series tries to shed some humanity on Cesare (Mark Ryder), one of Rodrigo's three bastard children. In historical context, Cesare would have been around the age of 15, however the series clearly tries to conceal this fact for obvious reasons, but knowing this truth makes he and his siblings deeds all the more horrific and stomach turning. Cesare is a conflicted young man, fighting an internal battle between devotion to God and futilely trying to control a psychopathic temper. Fontana highlights Cesare's self-flagellations while giving us glimpses at his increasing violence; what begins as a beating against a foe who has insulted his family turns to the maiming of his brother's foes and even infanticide, as anger turns to jealousy. Keep in mind, Cesare is intended to be someone viewers want to watch, but his sadistic ways, coupled with Ryder's confused, one-note performance make the character unbearable.
The rest of the Borgias don't fare any better, Lucrezia (Isolda Dychauk) is a greedy, whining ingrate, while Juan (Stanley Weber) is a callous adulterer with a temper of his own that makes for a marked increase in bloodshed when side-by-side with Cesare. At the end of the day though, it all comes back to Rodrigo, whose sleazy nature (he sends a nephew off to war in order to have an affair with the man's wife) grows calmer but diabolical as he positions his way to the role of pope. "Borgia" is at its finest in its first half as the series focuses on Rodrigo's rise to power. Fontana weaves a very engaging, political plot, which keeps you on edge, even knowing the outcome. The rest of the series while more than adequately written, just fails to connect due to not the unlikable nature of the characters, but the shaky acting.
"Borgia" is a well-produced, eye-pleasing series, but its cast, is not A-level and in some cases, not even B-level. Doman, has great screen presence, but his delivery of the dialogue doesn't do the writers' attempts at eloquence justice. In a way his performance reminds me of Harry Dean Stanton in "The Last Temptation of Christ," as it's jarring and momentarily removes me from being fully connected to the storytelling; the only problem is Doman isn't a small supporting role, but the lead. Eventually the viewer becomes familiar with Doman, but at the cost of true believability. The rest of the actors portraying the Borgia clan, like Ryder, are simply one-note and don't have the gravitas to make such unlikable people interesting to watch. Evil doesn't have to be uninteresting as numerous skilled actors have proven over the years from Robert Mitchum in "Night of the Hunter" to Bill Moseley in "The Devil's Rejects."
At the end of the day "Borgia" is worth watching at least once for any interested parties, but the compelling political intrigue is on a whole, overshadowed by melodrama with dashes of extreme violence and sex to remind viewers that this is a series of adults. While I haven't seen the premiere season of "The Borgias," Showtime's take on the family, I can say what clips I've seen of Jeremy Irons as Rodrigo, put Doman to shame several times over. "Borgia" is rumored to have been renewed for two more seasons and for fans of the show, I'm happy, but this premiere year of the series was more than enough time spent.
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The 1.78:1 anamorphic widescreen transfer features above-average detail and strong color reproduction with minimal color bleeding, which is most clear whenever the cardinals convene, as the screen is often awash in a sea of red cloaks. Grain is natural but kept to a minimum, however there is no sign of DNR or edge-enhancement to be found.
The Dolby Digital English 5.1 audio track is a small disappointment. Dialogue, effects and score are all crisp and cleanly reproduced, however, there isn't a lot of low-end workout, even in scenes where on-screen action would indicate it should be. Likewise, the surrounds aren't properly utilized, most notably in scenes taking place in expansive chambers, where the emphasis is too much in the front channels.
The only extras are a making-of featurette titled "The Making of Borgia: Faith and Fear" and an extensive collection of cast and crew interviews titled "Borgia Diaries."
A less than stellar cast and imbalance between politics and melodrama, make "Borgia" a slightly above average offering. No one will ever accuse the series of looking cheap, but unlikable, one-note characters are best consumed in small doses. Recommended.


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Hey everyone I'm writing a game where the user puts code into a text file and my program reads it in, creates and uses the variables and affects robots on the screen, and so far I've been doing rather well at this...
My one question is how do you create a map that has 2 dimentions by which to access it.
To make one its:
And I use that by entering the 'variable name' into the map when I call it:Code:map <string, double> RBT_NUMVALS;
I'm trying to make it so that the user can create arrays of 'variables' and thus need to allow for more access than just a string, anyone know how to do that??Code:cout << "x = " << RBT_NUMVALS["x"] << endl;
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The rise of women in Norway followed a similar pattern to women in the rest of Europe. Though they were historically homemakers, women were able to take on greater roles with the introduction of, for example, contraception, legal abortion and washing machines. And their rise has continued since then, including in the political sphere. Gro Harlem Brundtland became the first female Prime Minister of Norway in 1990 and Erna Solberg became the second in 2013.
This year's OECD statistics put Norway in first place for gender equality in the workplace for the third year running. But what's so special about Norway that women there have a significantly better working life than their European sisters? We looked at the data behind the national rankings, and discovered that the answer to 'What's special about Norway?' might be 'Nothing at all'...
Norway is often congratulated for its high general employment rate. Standing at 73.8%, this is a great deal higher than the EU-wide average of 58.6%. The share of women actively looking for work in Norway is considerably lower than the EU-wide average too, standing at 2.7% to the EU's 10.6%. But a lot of women in Norway work part-time. In 2012, 41.5% of women worked part-time, compared to 8.4% of men. Also, the part-time working hours, as a share of full-time working hours for women, have decreased from 59.6% to 52.9%. Norwegian women in part-time employment today are working fewer hours than Norwegian women working part-time in 2002. Experts say that this affects their income and contributes to the 'gender pay gap'.
Though a lot of Norwegian women tell surveys that they work part-time by choice, there are also a lot of positions that are not available full-time. In 2011, 25% of all part-time workers in the healthcare sector wanted more hours. In some cases, women are being under-utilised.
Then there are the childcare services – the guaranteed service to all families with children between one year and school age is seen an important enabler of gender equality. Even though a large number of women work part-time, 77% of Norwegian children between three years old and school age are in childcare for 30 or more hours per week, and 35% of children below three years of age are receiving the same amount, or more, of care. This number has increased significantly in the last six years, rising 25% between 2005 and 2011. Clearly, the high percentage of children in full-time care is not reflected in a high percentage of mothers being employed full-time.
Norwegian women receive a longer education than European women on the whole. Although the number of people in secondary education in Norway has decreased in the last decade by 6.1%, the number for those in tertiary education sits well above the EU average, at 31.4% to Europe's 17.1%. If you break down those numbers, you will find that women have higher rates of secondary and tertiary education than men. So why isn't this reflected in the workplace?
A glance at the gender spread across different fields of education has the answer. As in many other countries, Norwegian women typically study more 'female' subjects, such as humanities and the arts.
Gender segregation across occupations in Norway is correspondingly high – and in fact higher than the EU average. Women marginally dominate in education and public administration; professional and scientific activities are dominated by men.
There remains the option for women in Norway to choose what they study, and how they earn their money, but social expectation – borne out in surprisingly segregated statistics – exerts a negative pressure. So whilst women appear to be more educated, their choices are more restricted when it comes to picking university courses and applying for jobs.
In 2003, the Norwegian government mandated that corporate boards should be made up of a minimum of 40% women. The data show that the legislation has been successfully implemented, with 44% of corporate board places being taken by women. But this hasn't trickled down. The share of women in management positions in large companies has only increased by 2%, and still stands at 20% overall.
Female employees in Norway earned on average 15.9% less than male employees – and this is largely unchanged since 2006. The status of many women as part-time, and the likelihood of them being in certain sectors of the labour market, contributes to this difference.
As many legislators, campaigners and businesses are discovering, there's no simple answer to the gender disparity across Europe. It may be particularly concerning for some that Europe's 'best' country for women isn't so great after all. But there are lessons to be taken from the statistics:


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Give Your Children the Gift of Planning Ahead
We are creatures driven by human nature, and that nature tends to leave us putting off those difficult family discussions.
My recent experiences have really opened my eyes to the importance of having some of these discussions, before difficulties arise.
Planning ahead can really be a gift that can help to reduce stress, confusion and frustration.


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There was a time when owning a smartphone meant you owned a BlackBerry. For those with high-speed jobs who needed to stay connected on the go, owning a BlackBerry meant owning the best in production on the go.
After Apple and Google rode into town and began dominating the market with iPhones and Androids, BlackBerries seemingly went the way of the dodo – poof, they were extinct. Things were so bad for the BlackBerry brand, in fact, that when Marissa Mayer took over as CEO of Yahoo! and told her employees that each would get a smartphone, they only had two options: Android or iPhone.
But Research in Motion (RIM) refused to give up, and on Wednesday re-vitalized the BlackBerry brand with the launch of BlackBerry 10. Actually, that sentence isn't even accurate anymore, as one of the first things that RIM did was change its name to BlackBerry. Goodbye, confusion; hello, simplicity.
Tell Me About the Phones!
Following its re-branding, BlackBerry launched two new smartphones: the Q10 and Z10.
The Q10 is everything you've come to know and love about BlackBerry over the years, packaged with a sleek new OS for 2013. It's keyboard-equipped, which means it stays true to the essence of what BlackBerry has been throughout the years. But it also features a 3.1" touchscreen, helping you maximize productivity. It also features LTE.
BlackBerry's Z10 is the company's first full-touch BlackBerry 10 device. Rocking a 4.2" touchscreen with a 1,280 x 768 display, the phone will also feature LTE and will be available for $199 when it hits store shelves.
Love accessories? BlackBerry showed some of those off, too. In addition to a few fancy cases and shells, the BlackBerry Mini Stereo Speaker was also displayed, which is a tiny speaker phone that has Bluetooth and has a unique "U" shape that lets you to clip it on to a seatbelt or a lapel. It's yours for $99.
Hardware, Schmardware… Where Are the Apps?
Hardware is all fine and good, but software is the area that BlackBerry can really re-vitalize its brand. One of the first things BlackBerry showed off at its announcement on Wednesday was the inclusion of Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and Foursquare apps, all of which are seamlessly integrated into the OS through the BB Hub.
Those four social media apps are just a small number of the estimated 70,000 apps that are projected to be available when BlackBerry 10 is launched to the public. That's a very solid start. Also spotted? Skype (and Jetpack Joyride, for when you're tired of being productive).
(For a total list of apps spotted at the announcement, check out this Engadget page.)
BlackBerry 10 Perks
The new OS is BlackBerry 10. One of the things many BlackBerry owners loved in the past was BBM: BlackBerry Messaging. In the years since RIM/BlackBerry held a market share, Apple has done a lot with iMessage to make people forget all about BBM.
But early reports suggest that BlackBerry has overhauled BBM. Called "crazy slick," it's said to make people forget all about iMessage. The new BBM not only has reliable messaging, but also free calls over Wi-Fi, beautiful video chat and even a screen-sharing feature that lets you share whatever's on your mobile desktop with someone halfway around the world.
So When Can I Get My Hands On It?
Depending on where you live, a new BlackBerry phone can be yours as soon as this week. If you live in the UK and Canada, the phone can be yours in just a few days. US customers? Sorry, but you'll have to wait until mid-March.


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The grassroots Egyptian media organization Mosireen has put together a video on how Egyptian women are are starting to fight back against sexual assault– and it contains some noteworthy information on who they think the perpetrators are.
Most Americans were introduced to the horrors of how women can be treated in Egypt– particularly the iconic Tahrir Square– after CBS reporter Lara Logan was viciously attacked while reporting on the so-called "Arab Spring." A number of foreign reporters have been assaulted since, and not surprisingly, Egyptian women find themselves targeted just as often.
"Why shouldn't women go out to Tahrir?" an Egyptian girl says as the video opens. "It's their right! This is their country! The sexual assaults are part of the reason they're going out to the square in the first place."
The clip then goes over the background of how women are treated– including a horrifying aerial image of a jostling mob seemingly attempting to surround a girl– before a field doctor from a Tahrir clinic is interviewed.
He says:
"Most of the time they form a long chain moving together, their hands on each other's backs like a train…They push into the crowds of protesters and they pick particular people – foreigners or Egyptians – they start surrounding them, and then the assault starts…"
The video cuts back to the animated Egyptian girl from the beginning of the video:
"They attacked the girls. They ripped off their clothes and sexually assaulted them. I'm so disgusted, I feel a huge sense of guilt because we weren't able to get to anyone. I'm trying to help in any way I can."
A second girl then explains how, though sexual assault has always been a problem, it has markedly increased with the recent wave of unrest against Islamist President Mohammed Morsi.
The attacks "took place in a very organized way," she states evenly, "which makes us suspect that someone is behind these assaults."
In her opinion, which is seconded by the Egyptian field doctor, it is likely that someone is orchestrating the attacks to make the protesters look like "human trash who assault women." The obvious implication would be that President Morsi's regime is behind it, though both stop short of explicitly calling out the man who recently gave himself absolute power.
But over the weekend, the Daily Mail reported on similar allegations that Morsi is "paying gangs to go out and rape women and beat men protesting in Egypt." At the very least, the current regime is wildly failing at keeping the streets safe.
A young man then appears to explain how he and others have begun rescue groups for girls in need. Their efforts are still in the extremely fundamental stages, but they have to start somewhere:
"The most important step in preventing an attempted assault is to first reach the girl…You have to do it calmly and without making any violent moves until you've reached her. Try to stay calm, try not to shout, try as much as possible to calm her down and secure her because she'll be panicking and afraid of everyone around her."
Watch the entire video, below (click on the "CC" on the bottom right toolbar to see the subtitles):
(H/T: Gateway Pundit)


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Child labour march makes its way to Downing Street
The Global March Against Child Labour, which has crossed four continents over the last five months, has arrived in London to deliver a petition to No 10 Downing Street.
The group of child workers, former child labourers and adult campaigners will be joined by children in London to present a petition of 30,000 paper footprints, traced by schoolchildren and youth groups around Britain and Ireland in support of the march.
The march aims to mobilise worldwide efforts to protect and promote the rights of children from economic exploitation or from performing any work that is likely to be harmful to their physical, mental, moral or social development.
Kailash Satyarthi, international co-ordinator of the march said: "Globalisation seems to be the buzzword nowadays - globalisation of the economy, trade and investment. We're on our march to tell Tony Blair and government leaders and people everywhere that it's time to globalise compassion."
The marchers will also be joined by children from schools around London to hold a vigil outside Downing Street today. They will then continue on to Bristol, Glasgow, Cardiff, Belfast, Manchester and Northampton, before heading for mainland Europe.
The Global March Against Child Labour was launched in Manila, in the Philippines, on January 17 1998 and is set to conclude in Geneva in June to coincide with the International Labour Organisation's (ILO) world convention on child labour.
With its headquarters in New Delhi, the campaign has been organised through a network of national and local co-ordinators who have gathered supporters and organised marches in 80 countries.
In Asia, the march proceeded from the Philippines through Vietnam, Cambodia, Thailand, Malaysia, Bangladesh, Nepal, India, Pakistan, Iran and Turkey. In India, 10,000 schoolchildren and adults marched through the capital New Delhi, protesting against the exploitation of children.
The Latin American initiative was launched in February of this year in Sao Paulo, Brazil, before heading south to Argentina, and then north to Mexico. The African equivalent, which began in Cape Town, South Africa, brought together thousands of children in cities in Zimbabwe, Zambia, Malawi, Tanzania and Kenya to rally for the cause.
The march through Europe is the final leg of the global campaign, to which more than 1400 organisations have given their support, including governments, churches, human rights agencies, non-governmental organisations, child rights bodies and trade unions.
The organisers of the march now hope that their action will help shape the ILO's new Convention on the Most Extreme Forms of Child Labour, which it will begin drafting at the convention in Geneva next month.
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Kukki is shocked when Saloni stops her and asks her to speak the truth. Saloni tells Kukki that her version of Chandni's death is completely different from Tara and Brijesh's version. Though Kukki is shocked, she keeps her cool and asserts that everyone is supporting Brijesh and making a story in order to save Nahar. Kukki leaves, but Saloni is not convinced, as she feels that something is amiss. Later, Brijesh and Tara are feeling very helpless, while Kukki is very worried. She tells Juhi that her plan will go kaput if Nahar is jailed. Juhi is shocked when Kukki informs her that her husband does not trust her sons and has therefore he has named his entire property in Nahar and Brijesh's name. Kukki further tells Juhi that she is so keen in getting her married to Nahar is because she can keep the property under her control. Meanwhile, Saloni meets Manno Bhabhi and tells her that she is in a deep dilemma as she does not know whom to trust. She tells Manno Bhabhi that Kukki's version about Chandni's death is completely different from Tara and Brijesh's version. Saloni further tells Manno Bhabhi that she feels Kukki is lying to her. Manno Bhabhi comforts her and suggests that she goes to a temple and try to find her answers there. Saloni goes to the temple and feels elated when the priest tells her follow the path where her heart leads to. Saloni rushes to the court where the judge is about to pronounce his verdict. However, before the judge can give his judgment, Saloni intervenes. Saloni then asserts that it may be possible that Chandni is not dead as her body was never found. The public prosecutor gets irked and requests the judge to give his verdict, but the judge does not listen to him. The judge postpones the hearing of the case for a month and instructs the police to try to find Chandni in the meantime. Everyone is elated. Saloni is also happy as she can now probe into the matter and find out the truth.
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