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If there is one collection MAC released that I liked a lot it was the Naked Honey collection. I did miss out on the Salve because you hoarders out there bought them all before I had the chance too…tut.
But when I can't get hold of something what do I do? I
steal make it!
Let's get started after the jump!
There isn't much info about the Naked Honey Salve, on the site it says:
Formulated from organic beeswax, sunflower oil and other natural ingredients, this rich honey-scented and flavoured salve instantly moisturizes and helps recondition dry skin.
I will hazard a guess and say that the rich yellow colour comes from dye and I have read is has a floral scent. I won't be scenting mine but you can with an essential oil.
Ingredients (makes a large tub)
4tbsp (tablespoons) Beeswax
5tbsp Shea Butter *
5tbsp Coconut Oil
1tsp Vitamin E Oil
1tbsp Propolis Powder
1bsp Organic Honey
* Use Cocoa Butter instead if you want a harder salve.
The Butters:
Honey – moisturising ingredient – look I'm using my posh one from Marks & Spencers that has a honeycomb in it and everything!:
Pure Vitamine E Oil – you can also buy it from The Body Shop and you can buy Vitamin E capsule (from theVitamin section) and pop them. Good Vitamin E oil is quite thick and gloopy:
Propolis Powder – you can buy this from a health food store and all over the internet. Propolis is a resin that Bees create when they build their hives. Its a mixture of poplar and conifer trees, bee secretions and beeswax.
It is supposed to be highly anti-inflammatory – I used to take a spoonful of this stuff for hayfever although anyone allergic to bee products should be careful using this:
The Method
Measure out your ingredients.
Fill a pan with water and bring to the boil:
Add a bain marie – this is basically just a pan on top of the boiling water as putting the butters on a direct heat may cause it to burn. This one I am using here is from Ikea and cost about £4.
Chuck your butters in. I might add that beeswax and shea take the longest to melt so by all means add these first:
Stir! Don't let it boil:
Takes about 5 mins and it will have all melted:
Next, when the fats have melted turn down the heat and put the propolis powder in. Stir like mad!
Propolis is a pain in the butt to dissolve so all we are going to do, is mix it into the mixture and really work it in for 10 minutes:
You can see the mixture turning a little yellow:
The powder has started to settle a little – you can see it at the bottom. If we leave this in the result will be grainy, so we will have to strain it:
I took some cloth (albeit flowery) to use as a strainer. Then I poured the oil into the cloth (which is over a bowl, of course):
Once it has been strained your oil will be nice and clear of nasty bits. Add your vitamin E oil and the honey:
Stir like the wind!:
Be quick now, we don't want it to set. I am using a used up Body Shop tub, and pouring the mixture in:
The finished honey salve:
It isn't 100% set at the point but as you can see, its quite a nice little emollient:
I am not really a fan of the scent of Propolis and the natural honey scent disappears under all the other ingredients. However, I was making this mixture just for Mr Candy who quite likes the scent so it saved me adding essential oils for no reason.
You can use this salve on your skin, on nails etc. etc.
It's full of goodness, y'all!
Hope you enjoyed this tutorial, check out my other homemade tutorials!


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Overloaded record fields: implementation notes
Here be dragons. This page describes implementation details and progress on the implementation of the overloaded record fields plan. Development of the extension is taking place on forks of the ghc and packages-base repositories (on branch 'overloaded-record-fields'). A prototype implementation is also available.
The basic idea
Has and
Upd classes, and
GetResult and
SetResult type families, are defined in the module GHC.Records in the
base package.
Typechecking a record datatype still generates record selectors, but their names have a
$sel prefix and end with the name of their type. Moreover, instances for the classes and type families are generated. For example,
data T = MkT { x :: Int }
$sel_x_T :: T -> Int -- record selector (used to be called `x`) $sel_x_T (MkT x) = x $dfHasTx :: forall a . a ~ Int => Has T "x" a -- corresponds to the Has instance decl $dfHasTx = Has { getField _ = $sel_x_T } $dfUpdTx :: forall a . a ~ Int => Upd T "x" a -- corresponds to the Upd instance decl $dfUpdTx = Upd { setField _ s e = s { x = e } } axiom TFCo:R:GetResultTx : GetResult T "x" = Int -- corresponds to the GetResult type family instance axiom TFCo:R:SetResultTx : SetResult T "x" Int = T -- corresponds to the SetResult type family instance
The naming of cats
A field is represented by the following datatype, parameterised by the representation of names:
data FieldLbl a = FieldLabel { flOccName :: OccName, -- ^ Label of the field flSelector :: a, -- ^ Record selector function flInstances :: FldInsts a -- ^ Instances for overloading } type FieldLabel = FieldLbl Name data FldInsts a = FldInsts { fldInstsHas :: a , fldInstsUpd :: a , fldInstsGetResult :: a , fldInstsSetResult :: a }
Every field has a label (
OccName), selector, and names for the dfuns and axioms (currently stored together in the
FldInsts record, but this could change). The
dcFields field of
DataCon stores a list of
FieldLabel, whereas the
ifConFields field of
IfaceConDecl stores a list of
FieldLbl OccName. The motivation for storing the names of the pieces is to avoid dragging
extendInteractiveContext into the monad with
AvailInfo and
The new definition of
AvailInfo is:
data AvailInfo = Avail Name | AvailTC Name [Name] AvailFields data AvailFlds name = NonOverloaded [name] | Overloaded [OccName] type AvailFields = AvailFlds Name
AvailTC constructor represents a type and its pieces that are in scope. Record fields are now stored in a separate list (the third argument). If the fields are not overloaded, we store the selector names, whereas if they are overloaded, we store only the labels.
AMG This isn't quite enough, because we need to know the module of the selectors. (Data families mean this need not be the same as the parent's module.) I'm inclined to use
Overloaded [(OccName, name)] in the interests of simplicity, and because otherwise we have to go to some trouble to avoid
gresFromAvails outside the monad.
IEThingWith name [name] [OccName] constructor of
IE, which represents a thing that can be imported or exported, stores only the
Parent and
Parent type has an extra constructor
FldParent Name OccName that stores the parent
Name and the field
OccName. The
GlobalRdrElt (
GRE) for a field stores the selector name directly, and uses the
FldParent constructor to store the field. Thus a field
x of type
T gives rise this entry in the
x |-> GRE $sel_x_T (FldParent T x) LocalDef
Note that the
OccName used when adding a GRE to the environment (
greOccName) now depends on the parent field: for
FldParent it is the field label rather than the selector name. Since
AvailInfo does not store selectors for overloaded fields,
gresFromAvails is now defined in the
TcRnIf monad so that it can call
lookupOrig to find the selectors. As a consequence of this,
GHC.getPackageModuleInfo cannot call
gresFromAvails, so it now returns
Nothing in
Source expressions
HsExpr type has extra constructors
HsOverloadedRecFld OccName and
HsSingleRecFld OccName id. When
-XOverloadedRecordFields is enabled, and
rnExpr encounters
HsVar "x" where
x refers to multiple
GREs that are all record fields, it replaces it with
HsOverloadedRecFld "x". When the typechecker sees
HsOverloadedRecFld x it emits a wanted constraint
Has alpha x beta and returns type
alpha -> beta where
alpha and
beta are fresh unification variables.
When the flag is not enabled,
rnExpr turns an unambiguous record field
foo into
HsSingleRecFld foo $sel_foo_T. The point of this constructor is so we can pretty-print the field name but store the selector name for typechecking.
Where an AST representation type (e.g.
HsRecField or
ConDeclField) contained an argument of type
Located id for a field, it now stores a
Located RdrName for the label, and some representation of the selector. The parser uses an error thunk for the selector; it is filled in by the renamer (by
rnHsRecFields1 in
RnPat, and
rnField in
RnTypes). The new definition of
ConDeclField (used in types) is:
data ConDeclField name = ConDeclField { cd_fld_lbl :: Located RdrName, cd_fld_sel :: name, cd_fld_type :: LBangType name, cd_fld_doc :: Maybe LHsDocString }
The new definition of
HsRecField is:
data HsRecField id arg = HsRecField { hsRecFieldLbl :: Located RdrName, hsRecFieldSel :: Either id [(id, id)], hsRecFieldArg :: arg, hsRecPun :: Bool }
The renamer (
rnHsRecFields1) supplies
Left sel_name for the selector if it is unambiguous, or
Right xs if it is ambiguous (because it is for a record update, and there are multiple fields with the correct label in scope). In the latter case, the possibilities
xs are represented as a list of (parent name, selector name) pairs. The typechecker (
tcExpr) tries three ways to disambiguate the update:
- Perhaps only one type has all the fields that are being updated.
- Use the type being pushed in, if it is already a
- Use the type signature of the record expression, if it exists and is a
Automatic instance generation
Typeclass and family instances are generated and typechecked by
makeOverloadedRecFldInsts in
TcInstDecls, regardless of whether or not the extension is enabled. This is called by
tcTopSrcDecls to generate instances for fields from datatypes in the current group (just after derived instances, from deriving clauses, are generated). Overloaded record field instances are not exported to other modules (via
tcg_insts), though underlying dfun ids and axioms are exported from the module as usual.
Since the instances are not in scope in the usual way,
matchClassInst and
tcLookupFamInst look for the relevant constraints or type families and find the instances directly, rather than consulting
tcg_inst_env or
tcg_fam_inst_env. They first perform a lookup to check that the field name is in scope. A new field
tcg_fld_inst_env in
TcGblEnv maps a selector name in the current module to its
DFunIds and
FamInsts; this is needed for solving constraints that arise while checking the automatically generated instances themselves.
AMG The instance lookup is currently implemented as a separate check, which means virtual fields should be forbidden. Perhaps it could be integrated into the existing overlapping instances mechanism, but type families need some care to avoid soundness bugs.
Unused imports
Unused imports and generation of the minimal import list (
RnNames.warnUnusedImportDecls) use a map from selector names to labels, in order to print fields correctly. However, fields may currently be reported as unused even if the corresponding Has instance is used. Consider the following:
module A where data T = MkT { x,y:Int } module B where data S = MkS { x,y::Bool } module C where import A( T(x) ) import B( S(x) ) foo :: T -> Int foo r = r.x + 2
Now, do we expect to report the 'x' in S(x) import as unused? Actually the entire 'import B' is unused. Only the typechecker will eventually know that.
AMG How can we get this information out of the typechecker?
Deprecated field names
Consider the following:
module M where {-# DEPRECATED foo "Don't use foo" #-} data S = MkS { foo :: Int } data T = MkT { foo :: Int } module N where import M data U = MkU { foo :: Int } goo = foo (MkT 42) bar = foo (MkU 42) baz x = foo x
DEPRECATED pragma applies to all fields
foo exported by the module
M, since it is based on the
OccName. The renamer will issue a deprecation warning for every use of
foo in
N, regardless of whether it will later resolve to one of the fields from
M (as in
goo), a field definitely not in
M (as in
bar), or a polymorphic field (as in
baz). It might be possible to delay the warnings to type-checking time and report deprecations more precisely, as for unused imports.
GADT record updates
Consider the example
data W a where MkW :: a ~ b => { x :: a, y :: b } -> W (a, b)
It would be nice to generate
-- setField :: proxy "x" -> W (a, b) -> a -> W (a, b) setField _ s e = s { x = e }
but this record update is rejected by the typechecker, even though it is perfectly sensible, because of #2595. The currently implemented workaround is instead to generate the explicit update
setField _ (MkW _ y) x = MkW x y
which is fine, but rather long-winded if there are many constructors or fields. Essentially this is doing the job of the desugarer for record updates.
Note that
W does not admit type-changing single update for either field, because of the
a ~ b constraint. Without it, though, type-changing update should be allowed.
Data families
Consider the following:
data family F (a :: *) :: * data instance F Int = MkF1 { foo :: Int } data instance F Bool = MkF2 { foo :: Bool }
This is perfectly sensible, and should give rise to two *different* record selectors
foo, and corresponding
Has instances:
instance t ~ Int => Has (F Int) "foo" t instance t ~ Bool => Has (F Bool) "foo" t
However, what can we call the record selectors? They can't both be
$sel_foo_F! Ideally we would use the name of the representation tycon, rather than the family tycon, but that isn't introduced until the typechecker (
tcDataFamInstDecl in
TcInstDcls), and we need to create the selector in the renamer (
getLocalNonValBinders in
RnNames). We can't just pick an arbitrary unique name, because we need to look up the selector to associate it with its data constructor (
extendRecordFieldEnv in
For the moment, I've simply disallowed duplicate fields for a single data family in a single module. It's fine to duplicate fields between different data families or across different modules, however.
Mangling selector names
We could mangle selector names (using
$sel_foo_T instead of
foo) even when the extension is disabled, but we decided not to because the selectors really should be in scope with their original names, and doing otherwise leads to:
- Trouble with import/export
- Trouble with deriving instances in GHC.Generics (makes up un-renamed syntax using field
- Boot files that export record selectors not working
Outstanding bugs
- typechecker/should_fail/tcfail102 (changed error message)
To do
- When there is only one thing in scope, what should we do?
- Add
HsVarOut RdrName idinstead of
HsSingleRecFld(or perhaps rename
HsVarIn); also useful to recall how the user referred to something.
- Support virtual fields or forbid them?
- Sort out reporting of unused imports.
- Haddock omits fields from HTML index and prints selector names in LaTeX exports list.
- What's going on with deprecations and fixity decls?
- Consider syntactic sugar for
- Improve unsolved
Accessor p ferror message where
pis something silly?
- Consider defaulting
Accessor pto
p = (->), and defaulting
Has r "f" tconstraints where there is only one datatype with a field
fin scope.
- Document the extension.


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More signs of distress in China's economy and rising U.S. bond yields are weighing on U.S. stocks in early trading.
The Dow Jones industrial average fell 160 points, or 1.1 percent, to 14,639 in the first few minutes of trading Monday.
The Standard & Poor's index fell 24 points, or 1.2 percent, to 1,570. The Nasdaq composite fell 45 points, or 1.3 percent, to 3,312.
An increase in China's commercial lending rates brought new worries about China's finances. China's Shanghai Composite Index plunged 5 percent, its biggest loss in four years.
The selling also spread to Europe. France's index fell 1.8 percent, Germany's 1.2 percent.
In the U.S., the yield on the 10-year Treasury note jumped to 2.62 percent from 2.54 Friday, its highest level in almost two years.


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Farewell, Mr. Mayor.
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NEW YORK (AP) - Boeing's much-delayed 787 Dreamliner has hit another production snafu.
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As soon as I noticed that FIC at Sunshinemom's Tongueticklers is going yellow this month as a tribute to the Spring season, I knew what I would post: my daughter's most favourite curry after the quintessential South Indian Sambar, which she calls Yellow 'Sambar.' The main reason that she loves this curry is because it has her most loved vegetable in it, okra/ lady finger/ bhindi/ vendaykka.
While everyone in my family knows this curry by the name 'Moru Curry,' and we do have different versions of this curry with different vegetables, I have also started calling this curry Yellow Sambar now. At home, me and my brothers always loved to have this curry with rice/ dosa/ puttu, and still do! Since my mother is with us for a few days, A was lucky to have this curry made by Amma, her Ammamma.
What always amazes me is the fact that this curry acquires its yellow colour only because of the little bit of turmeric/ haldi/ manjal powder that is added to it. Devoid of it, I would not have been posting this now!
To make the Yellow 'Sambar'/ Vendaykka Moru Curry seen in the pictures, you will need:
Vendaykka - cut into cubes - 1 cup
Tomatoes - chopped - 2
Onions - chopped - 1
Coconut - grated - 1/2 cup
Ginger - peeled and pounded - 1 tbsp
Green chilly - 1 or 2 - sliced
Buttermilk - 2 cups
Water - 1/2 cup
Cumin seeds - 1 tsp
Turmeric powder - 1/2 tsp
Mustard seeds - 1/2 tsp
Curry leaves - 1 strand
Oil - 2 tsp
Salt - to taste
- In a heavy bottomed pan, boil the chopped onions, tomatoes, okra, green chillies along with salt and half the turmeric powder in half cup of water, and leave to cook covered
- Grind grated coconut, cumin seeds, ginger and remaining turmeric to a smooth paste and mix well with buttermilk (you can just run them together in a large jar on the mixer)
- When the vegetables are cooked (ensure that the okra pieces are not over-cooked and don't worry about them getting stikcy/slimy, they don't!), add the buttermilk with the coconut paste, stir slowly over low flame
- Just when the curry begins to bubble, take it off the heat and stir a little more (if the heat is more, the curry might curdle)
- Heat oil in a tadka pan, splutter mustard seeds along with curry leaves and season the curry
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Is there a way to log certain signatures/alerts to a specific log file or database using one instance of snort or one config?
I want to log all SPYWARE-DNS DNS lookup (part of the blackhole dns project) to a file and exclude them from being logged to my main alert database.
These rules are located @ http://www.bleedingsnort.com/blackho...ware-dns.rules
I'm currently running instance of snort with three rulesets.
The official set http://www.snort.org/
The community set http://www.snort.org/
Bleeding Snort set http://www.bleedingsnort.com/
In addition, I just want the blackhole dns just to see if/when any boxes look up spyware domains.
I have this running, but I'd like it in either a separate database or log.
I'm thinking that I should just create a new config and run a separate instance of snort?
Will that cause problems running two instances of snort on one interface?
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Henry Ford once said that more than half the money spent on marketing is wasted. Granted, that observation was made more than 50 years ago, but marketing, perhaps more than any other front-office function, has had trouble throwing off its Industrial Age shackles.
Until recently, most marketing campaigns took six to nine months to execute. Response rates hovered around one to three percent because direct mail and mass marketing efforts treated all targets the same. Cross-, up- and resell opportunities fell through the cracks because those customers were approached in scattershot or overkill fashions. Analyses of results were inconclusive because the data available was poor or incomplete. And intelligently applied support from technology was virtually unheard of because conventional wisdom held that "creative" processes could not be automated.
Then, a few years ago, lead management and data warehousing applications started to appear as add-ons to better-established call center and sales force automation systems. These products indicated that marketing departments were finally embracing new informational and technological assets to create competitive advantages. Now, with the emergence of a new class of enterprise applications, marketing is forever shedding its image as an Information Age laggard.
Bringing It Together
Developed by start-ups such as Rubric, MarketFirst, Annuncio and Attune, enterprise marketing automation (EMA) solutions bring together all the essential marketing disciplines of process automation, analysis, campaign management and Internet marketing in one integrated Web-based package. Identified by the Boston-based Aberdeen Group as best-in-class marketing tools, these solutions address both the efficiency and efficacy issues that have long plagued marketing by offering short-term productivity benefits through work-flow automation and long-term strategic value through enhanced customer management.
"Marketing has been one of the most difficult areas to tackle from a technological point of view, but now companies like Rubric are stepping up to the plate and trying to get their hands around it. If companies can really automate the entire marketing aspect, the returns are huge because of the incredible amount of waste in those departments and the incredible lack of knowledge around what happens in marketing. The potential is massive," says Donovan Gow, Aberdeen research analyst.
That potential can translate into double-digit response rates for campaigns that can be planned and executed in as little as an hour and, if done over the Internet, at minimal or no cost, according to Hal steger, co-founder and vice president of marketing for Rubric, the San Mateo, Calif.-based EMA pioneer, which shipped its first product in mid-1998.
As an example of the value these systems can add, steger cites a recent campaign by computer e-tailer Outpost.com. Prior to Rubric, Outpost's online marketing consisted of an electronic newsletter sent to one-third of its 500,000 customers who were targeted simply because they, at one point, said they would like to receive the daily list of specials. Ultimately the approach netted few returns. A Palm Pilot promotion run through Rubric relied on a better-targeted campaign to 1,400 customers who had previously purchased Palm Pilots. Each received a personalized, online newsletter offering an upgraded version. That campaign netted a whopping 43 percent response rate and generated over $100,000 in revenue for Outpost. It was launched from the marketing desktop, took less than an hour and cost Outpost nothing.
Such personalized communications not only lower costs and increase response rates, they also allow marketers to collect additional information about their customers while simultaneously helping to assess the effectiveness of particular campaign templates, according to Didier Moretti, president and CEO of Los Altos, Calif.-based Annuncio Software. Annuncio's customer, Netscape Communications, is using the software to deliver targeted electronic newsletters to 8 million registered users of the Netcenter portal. AnnuncioLive tailors newsletter content to customer profiles and then includes interactive enticers such as contests and reward-based surveys. As customers click through the newsletter, AnnuncioLive collects additional information about them and the aspects of the campaign that were most successful, all of which can be used to develop future marketing programs.
Eliminating Brute Force
What this boils down to, according to Russ Henry, vice president of marketing for MarketFirst Software in Mountain View, Calif., is that Internet EMA is allowing users to treat marketing as an ongoing event as opposed to the static efforts engendered by mass marketing, cold-calling and other old-model techniques.
"Marketing is a process. A process requires interaction. The benefit of interaction is that you learn more about your customers, which allows more granular segmentation in campaigns. By automating the construction and execution of the campaign and workflow elements, our tools take people away from the brute force aspects and let them spend more time on the qualitative questions of increasing rates of response and doing better segmentation and lead distribution," he says.
Rubric, MarketFirst and Annuncio offer similar functionalities and share an enterprise approach that's built around campaign management. In a different approach, newcomer Attune is emphasizing the workflow side of EMA by offering what the company defines as a unique enterprise tool designed to help marketers plan, deliver and analyze their marketing activities.
"While we do offer tools to automate campaigns, we feel the strategic issues for marketing concern optimizing the return on dollars being spent, so we're selling an operating platform to automate and integrate all marketing functions," says Bill Godfrey, co-founder, president and CEO of the Indianapolis, Ind.-based Attune.
At approximately $90,000, Attune's package is less expensive than the $200,000 price tags of the Rubric, MarketFirst and Annuncio software. It appeals to companies trying to plan, implement and measure marketing efforts among large groups of internal staffers as well as marketing supply chain people. For example, EnterCitement is using the software to coordinate the marketing activities associated with the launch of a 510-acre theme park, hotel and conference center in the Midwest. Roger Kurz, senior vice president of sales and marketing for the park said the software offers "a retail approach to marketing," and will provide structure for such disparate activities as event planning, request submissions and tactics analyses.
To grab their respective slices of the market, Rubric, MarketFirst and Annuncio are differentiating themselves through target companies and business approaches. With 20 customers to date, Rubric is targeting large, $100 million enterprises. MarketFirst is also setting its sights on large companies but emphasizes a $7,500-per-month web-hosted offering that brings in more mid-market customers. Of MarketFirst's 20-odd customers, 80 percent have opted for the hosted option instead of licensing outright. Both of these companies offer tools that help customers execute Internet and traditional marketing campaigns, while Annuncio is focusing primarily on Internet marketing.
"We've found that while many large companies are enamored of Internet marketing, 95 percent of marketing is still done the old-fashioned way so we wanted to have a solution that would help them make a transition from the traditional to the e-commerce way," says Rubric's steger.


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No. 9 Arizona beats up on NAU 93-50
TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) -- While most of the country's teams were playing games over the Thanksgiving break, some of them in exotic places, Arizona's players were stuck in a practice gym.
For eight days the ninth-ranked Wildcats went against each other, to the point that it almost felt like they were in preseason camp.
The work seemed to do them some good.
Showing no signs of rust from the extended break, Arizona dominated Northern Arizona defensively in the second half and shot well all night in a 93-50 rout of the Lumberjacks on Wednesday.
''Whether we played well tonight or not, I would have said the same thing: Our team really tried to work hard during this break,'' Arizona coach Sean Miller said. ''It's not an easy time to not play a game because there's so many holiday tournaments it almost feels like your season's not going while theirs is.''
Arizona (4-0) rolled through its first three games, but hadn't played since beating Long Beach State on Nov. 19.
The Wildcats overwhelmed the Lumberjacks from the get-go, dropping in 3-pointers and soaring in for dunks while building an 18-point lead in the first half.
After a few defensive breakdowns in the first half, the Wildcats shut down Northern Arizona (2-4) in the second, holding them to 9-of-29 shooting.
When they were through, the Wildcats had their fourth straight lopsided victory, a nice way to kick off a stretch of four games in 11 days that continues with their first road game, against Texas Tech on Saturday.
Mark Lyons led Arizona with 18 points, Solomon Hill added 17 and Nick Johnson had a superb all-around game, with 10 points, seven assists and four steals.
''We were ready to come out and play,'' Johnson said.
The Lumberjacks never really stood much of a chance in coach Jack Murphy's return to the McKale Center.
The new NAU coach spent eight years under longtime Arizona coach Lute Olson and enjoyed some time catching up with people around his old stomping grounds before and after the game.
While the game was being played, Murphy could only watch as the bigger, faster Wildcats shot 58 percent, made 12 of 21 from 3-point range and had 22 assists on 30 field goals on their way to a 29th straight win over the Lumberjacks.
Dewayne Russell had 13 points and Blake Hamilton 11 for Northern Arizona, winless in 24 all-time games against ranked opponents.
''It's like going to a service academy: It's great before and great after, but during it was awful,'' Murphy said outside the Lumberjacks' locker room, where Olson leaned against a wall waiting to speak to him.
During his time under Olson, Murphy worked his way up from student manager to director of operations. He later spent time as an advance scout for the NBA's Denver Nuggets under George Karl and was an assistant to Josh Pastner at Memphis, so he had worked for some of the best minds in basketball.
Murphy will need that knowledge to turn around Northern Arizona, a program that lost its coach last season and its final 16 games to finish 5-24.
The Lumberjacks did manage to pull off a big upset during their forgetful 2011-12 season, knocking off Arizona State 69-68 in Tempe when Stallon Saldivar hit a 3-pointer with less than a second left.
The Wildcats gave them no shot of a repeat, spoiling Murphy's return shortly after the opening tip.
Arizona scored the game's first nine points and had a 16-point lead midway through the first half.
Johnson was the catalyst early, forcing a turnover to set up a breakaway dunk and sailing in for a dunk on an alley-oop pass from Jordin Mayes to score seven quick points. He also gave NAU trouble by repeatedly getting into the lane, setting up Grant Jerrett for a dunk with an in-traffic bounce pass for one of his four first-half assists.
The Wildcats had 10 assists on their 15 first-half field goals - in 27 shots - and led 39-26 after NAU's Russell hit a 3-pointer at the buzzer.
''Whoever their shooting coach is, I need to pick their brain,'' Murphy said. ''They hit a lot of shots.''
Arizona kept knocking them down, building the lead to 53-28 in the first 4 minutes after Lyons hit two 3-pointers.
The Wildcats' defense, led by Lyons and Johnson up top, never gave Northern Arizona a chance to even think about a comeback.
Just like the opening possession of the game, Arizona forced the Lumberjacks to turn it over to start the second half and forced them to miss 16 of their first 20 shots.
Arizona's backcourt helped force NAU's top four guards into 10 of the team's 15 turnovers. The Wildcats' long-and-deep frontcourt made it tough to even get shots off, helping to hold Northern Arizona to 36 percent shooting on the night.
''Our second half was really good,'' Miller said. ''Our effort level was good across the board. We helped, recovered and did the things we need to do defensively.''
Maybe the Wildcats should take big breaks like this more often.


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My professional work is wedding photography. / IVOIRE by Vivi / Find me at facebook
My name is Vivi Kalomiri.
I was born and raised in Athens, Greece, in 1977.
As long as I remember my childhood I painted and created fantastic worlds of my imagination.
As a teenager I I bought my first camera and started shooting – this was a new way to express myself and get in touch with my deepest thoughts and dreams.
After finishing school I took courses in Academy of Fine Arts in Rome and then returned to Athens and studied photography in Leica Academy.
I have worked as a senior account manager in a major photographic agency in Athens, our clients are advertising companies, publications,designers etc. I sale photos and control photographic rights for many kinds of usages.I have found great joy there, with hundreds of images passing through my eyes every day.
Today I 'm working as a professional wedding photographer, owning also my own studio of fine art photography.
As years go by, I experiment different kinds of photographic expressions.
My best thing is to combine street photography and landscapes or urban scenes, so I find great pleasure in shooting people during fests and ceremonies, in their own villages or cities.
I also love music, dancing, walking for hours in the city, traveling around the world (a little bit afraid of airplanes though).I love traveling all around beautiful Greece by train during winter – and by ship to all our dreamy islands during summer.
Recently I became member of the random art movement , which I think expresses my personal artwork.
Am I a randomist? Life will show…
Fire in Athens
Athens Railway Station
Portrait of the House
Home Alone


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Women's Bishop Sleeved Sweater in Beige
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- Close knit sweater
- Crafted from pure cashmere in a fine knit weave
- Features long, silk georgette bishop sleeves
- Simple buttoned cuffs
- Round neck
- Stretchy ribbed, straight-cut hem
- Simple silhouette
- Luxurious fabrication
- Made in Italy
- Model wears size 40
Founded in 1953 by Francesco Ilorini, Italian fashion house Agnona is famed for its elegant use of wool, cashmere and alpaca to create sophisticated knitwear and ready-to-wear collections. As a leading manufacturer of fine wools and silks, Agnona supplies fabrics to couturiers like Saint Laurent and Dior. Taken over in 1999 by the Zegna Group, Agnona continued to produce timeless womenswear collections with a focus on handcraft. The brand's continual process of innovation combines top quality craftsmanship with contemporary modern fabrication and meticulous attention to detail. Over the past few years Agnona has redefined its natural and sophisticated style with a bold and luxurious aesthetic that fuses clean lines with precious fabrics.
For SS16, Agnona's soft and elegant collection is inspired by natural landscapes. The neutral desert brown, sand beige and crisp white palette offers lightness to the collection whilst vivid green botanical prints add vibrancy to the soft, muted selection of silk and linen pieces. Cashmere voile is cut into structured blazers with an androgynous feel, tiered dresses are crafted from thick cottons and sleeveless knit vests are layered over exaggerated frilled sleeve blouses. Beautiful foliage printed silk shirts are paired with matching wide-leg pants whilst long crêpe de chine shirt dresses are classically silhouetted. Finding a balance between classic elegance and contemporary sophistication, the collection includes suede wrap jackets with bow belt ties and black evening dresses with stiff-pleat constructed skirts. With a focus on refined silhouettes and luxurious fabrication the Italian brand is known for, Agnona's Spring/Summer collection celebrates classic femininity.
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Thomasville leaders, volunteers, chamber members, sponsors and many more shared an evening of laughs.
THOMASVILLE | Thomasville leaders, volunteers, chamber members, sponsors and many more shared an evening of laughs and recognitions as the Thomasville Chamber of Commerce held its annual meeting Thursday evening at Colonial Country Club.
At the 64th annual meeting, two people were selected as the recipients of this year's Outstanding Citizen Award and Chairman's Award.
George Miller of BB&T and part of the 2013 board of directors for the chamber was presented with the Chairman's award for exemplary efforts in his endeavors with the chamber. This past year, Miller led the chamber development division, which resulted in 32 new members.
"George did an outstanding job!" praised Dr. Karl Milliren, former board chair for the chamber.
Miller also worked in generating new programs for the chamber as well as worked as a part of creating the new chamber website and phone app.
Ben Watford of Ben Watford Realty received the award for Outstanding Citizen. Watford is a life-long member of the Thomasville chapter of the Jaycees and has been involved in many projects throughout the city.
Doug Croft, president of the chamber, went through a list of accomplishments and community involvement. The individual who nominated Watford didn't even have enough space on the form to list the entire scope of Watford's involvement.
"The nominator put down (he has been involved in) 'a million more projects'," Croft said.
In addition to recognizing citizens from the city, the Milliren also spoke toward Thomasville's past and future.
"I like to say the board members served this past year during the most challenging times and the most exciting times," Milliren said.
When the furniture industry left Thomasville, the impact was felt at the citizen level as well as the business level. Milliren said after the industry departed, the chamber stepped in to help, with very modest projects at first. A more recent initiative was the Envision 2020 where 32 goals were set. Milliren said 47 percent of those goals have been created or are under way at this moment.
The chamber has also been involved in 42 new business investments during the past year, created its business app and developed a shop local marketing campaign in conjunction with the Lexington Area Chamber of Commerce.
"This is only a brief summary of what we have accomplished," Milliren said. "I can tell Thomasville is truly on the move."
Rebekah Cansler McGee can be reached at 249-3981 ext. 228 or email@example.com.


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Blair House Inn has a summer cooking school to bring out your inner chef. Everyone enjoys seafood, but not everyone can prepare a great dish. The new Mediterranean Seafood cuisine summer cooking school can fix that. Our chef Chris Huffman will show you how to prepare some wonderful dishes to please even the pickiest eaters. Our Mediterranean class is perfect for vegetarians. Most of our dishes focus on quality ingredients without using meat products. Add in a well prepared seafood main course and everyone will be happy.
Now if BBQ is what your looking for, join us at the Blair House Inn Barbeque Camp summer cooking school, as featured on the Food Network. This is a class designed specifically to elevate standard barbeque to an art! Learn the finest wood smoking with the Big Green Egg and outdoor grilling techniques. Slow cook a brisket till it melts in your mouth. In Texas, BBQ is king. Come to Blair House Inn summer cooking school and be the king of the neighborhood!
July 22nd – 24th:New! Mediterranean Seafood Cuisine
– If you can't make it to the Mediterranean this summer, let Blair House take you on a culinary tour of the region from the Strait of Gibraltar to Cypress with plenty of tasty stops along the way! You will prepare Risotto, Hummus, Pita Bread, Pasta, Fruits de Mer in Puff Pastry, Calamari, Fresh Fish Filet with Tomato Herb Sauce, Baklava, Classic Greek Salad, Focaccia, Polenta and Crema Catalana. This class features a variety of seafood dishes. These are just a sampling of what you have to look forward to on your journey.
August 5th – 7th : Barbeque Camp! (Featured on the Food Network)
– Summer in Texas means BBQ, and if you're tired of the same old brisket, this is a class designed especially for you! Learn the finest wood smoking with the Big Green Egg and grilling techniques, and try your hand at these lively recipes. Dishes like Cedar Planked Wild King Salmon with Jerk Spice and Mango Salsa, St. Louis Style Baby Back Ribs with Cherry Coke Glaze, Beer Can Chicken, Texas Brisket, and Fredericksburg Peach Cobbler with Home-made Vanilla Ice Cream will add excitement to any cook-out. Be the star of the neighborhood!
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May 27, 2008
The Lipscomb University baseball team won its first Atlantic Sun Championship on Sunday and earned an automatic bid to this year's NCAA Baseball Tournament! The Bisons are just five wins from Omaha and the College World Series!
This Friday the Bisons will play the University of Georgia at Foley Field in Athens at 2 p.m. CDT. Georgia Tech and Louisville will play the second first-round game at 6 p.m. CDT.
Bisons fans are urged to buy your tickets Tuesday or Wednsday and show up this weekend in Athens wearing purple. There are only 3,200 seats at Foley Field and with Georgia and Georgia Tech both in the tournament tickets may to sell out soon.
Tickets are now available at georgiadogs or by calling 1-877-542-1231 (toll free).
Reserved tickets are $60. General admission tickets are $50. Both of these ticket packages include a ticket to all seven Athens Regional games.
All tickets ordered for the regional will be distributed via Will-Call. Tickets will be available for pickup at the Foley Field ticket windows beginning at noon CDT on Friday.
Visa, Mastercard and cash are all accepted forms of payment.
2008 NCAA Athens Regional Schedule
Friday, May 30
2 p.m Game 1: Georgia vs. Lipscomb
6 p.m. Game 2: Georgia Tech vs. Louisville
Saturday, May 31
2 p.m. Game 3: Game 1 loser vs. Game 2 loser
6 p.m. Game 4: Game 1 winner vs. Game 2 winner
Sunday, June 1 1 p.m. Game 5: Game 3 winner vs. Game 4 loser
5 p.m. Game 6: Game 4 winner vs. Game 5 winner
Monday, June 2
6 p.m. Game 7: If necessary
If you can't make the game it will be televised on CSS.. Visit lipscombsports for complete updates.
The Holiday Inn in Athens will be the unofficial Bison fan headquarters.
The Bisons will leave from Athens from in front of Allen Arena at 3 p.m. Wednesday. The public is invited to attend.


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Stefano; Grazie per il meraviglioso soggiorno in Toscana
My husband, Lee Reeves and I cannot say enough good things about our trip! Stefano and his staff were amazing and did everything to make our stay a happy one! San Gimignano was our favorite of all stops along the countryside and your family was, for certain the best memory of our trip to Italy. We will certainly return and refer our friends and colleagues to Pogiacolle!


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MACON, Ga. (May 9, 2006) - Freshman Mary Catherine Vercoe (Signal Mountain, Tenn.) has been named to the Atlantic Sun All-Freshmen Team, announced by conference offices on Tuesday. Vercoe, who has played in 53 of the Lady Bucs' 54 games this season, has emerged as both a top hitter and pitcher during her rookie campaign.
On the mound, Vercoe leads the squad with a 9-12 record, the most victories on the team, along with a 4.51 ERA, the second-best of any ETSU hurler. The rookie has also collected a team-best 11 complete games, throwing a total of 118.0 innings with 48 strikeouts.
Vercoe sports a .289 average through the regular season, after posting 41 hits, seven doubles, five homeruns, and 28 RBIs. The freshman has also been one of the Lady Bucs' most consistent fielders, tallying a .978 fielding percentage at first base.
Stetson's Melissa Wiggins earned Player of the Year honors, while teammate Erica Demers earned Freshman of the Year accolades. Mercer's Katie Rosentreter claimed Pitcher of the Year, and two head coaches, Campbell's Drew Peterson and Kennesaw State's Scott Whitlock share Coach of the Year.
Vercoe and the Lady Bucs ended the regular season on a hot streak, winning seven of their last eight to earn the fifth seed in this weekend's Atlantic Sun Tournament. ETSU takes on host school and second-seeded Florida Atlantic in the opening round, starting at 11 a.m., on Thursday, May 11.


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Pregnant Kim Kardashian: Bare Baby Bump Photo!
Kim Kardashian shows off her bare baby bump in this newly posted pic on her Instagram!
The 32-year-old pregnant reality star captioned the pic, "baby love đź'›."
PHOTOS: Check out the latest pics of Kim Kardashian
In case you missed it, check out a sneak peek of the season finale of Kim's hit show Kourtney & Kim Take Miami, airing this Sunday (April 7) on E!.
Also pictured: Kim rocking red pants while dropping by the Westlake Village Inn with her older sister Kourtney Kardashian on Friday (April 5) in Westlake Village, Calif.


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Quick Weeknight Dinner Recipes with Eggs Quick Weeknight Meals Recipe Contest 2009
Eggs are inexpensive, delicious, and quick to prepare. So we weren't surprised that there was quite a clutch of recipes from the Quick Weeknight Meals contest that depended on eggs! Here's a look back at all the eggy goodness.
If you're looking for a really quick dinner tonight, there is probably something in here that will help you out!
• 1 Paul's Uova In Purgatorio
• 2 Hannah's Huevos Motuleños
• 3 Jenny's Skillet-Baked Feta and Ricotta "Pie"
• 4 Catherine's Cilbir (Turkish Poached Eggs over Yogurt)
• 5 Jill's Cranberry Beans with Onions, Tomatoes and Fried Egg
• 6 Dara's Baked Eggs with Summer Vegetables and Capers
• 7 Elizabeth's Perfectly Portioned Frittata
• 8 Kasia's Parmesan Polenta with Eggs and Roasted Mushrooms
Do you have any other favorite quick dinner recipes that use eggs creatively?


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Will Wow be free someday?As massively multiplayer games become more mainstream, a common tactic to compete with WoW is to make the games free to play while charging microtransactions for in-game content. It makes games more accessible, sell FFXI Gil and in theory can make publishers enough revenues that they can be profitable. If enough games break even this way and WoW starts losing momentum and market penetration, instead of shutting down, it would only make sense for Blizzard to keep the game available for the residual income. The original EverQuest is still live, for example. Instead of leaving vast empty realms populated by a very small number of nostalgic gamers, however, making WoW free-to-play could keep it residually profitable for longer.
While WoW will undoubtedly lose the majority of the market share some day, this day is not close. Warcraft is past the red-hot growth phase of its life cycle; however, it's still the largest player in the market. Chilton acknowledges that there's no reason for Blizzard to make this change while this is the case: "We're not spending a lot of time thinking about it. It's not something that's a reality for us in the near future."
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It seems these days as if everyone is speculating about how Justice Anthony M. Kennedy will approach the two same-sex marriage cases before the U.S. Supreme Court. But I haven't heard anyone wondering which side Antonin Scalia will be on. He has made his views on gay relationships painfully clear.
In December, Scalia spoke at Princeton University, where I am a freshman, and I asked him about language he used in past decisions involving gay rights — language that I, as a gay man, found extraordinarily offensive.
In my question, I quoted from two of Scalia's opinions (both of them dissents). One passage came from the case of Romer vs. Evans, which involved a Colorado statute banning laws that recognized gay people as a protected class. Scalia wrote: "I had thought that one could consider certain conduct reprehensible — murder, for example, or polygamy, or cruelty to animals — and could exhibit even 'animus' toward such conduct. Surely that is the only sort of 'animus' at issue here: moral disapproval of homosexual conduct."
PHOTOS: Battle of the gay marriage signs
I asked if he had come to regret that language. He hadn't. In response to my question, he posed two questions of his own: "If we cannot have moral feelings against homosexuality, can we have it against murder? Can we have it against these other things?"


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Food pantry
The Point Church food pantry gives bagged groceries, a hot meal and clothing to families in need from 11 a.m. to noon Saturdays at 1503 Walnut St., Cary.
Mother's Morning Out
White Plains United Methodist Church has openings in the fall Mother's Morning Out program for children 18 months through 4 years from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Wednesdays at 313 SE Maynard Road, Cary. For details, contact Beth at 919-467-9394 or email@example.com.
Children's centers and preschools
• St. Andrew's Early Childhood Center atSt. Andrew the Apostle Roman Catholic Church
is accepting new students ages 3-5. The center is at 3008 Old Raleigh Road, Apex. For details and registration, call 919-387-8656 or go towww.saintandrew.org
• Cary Presbyterian Preschool atCary Presbyterian Church
is registering students ages 18 months to 5 years for 2014-15. The church is at 614 Griffis St., Cary. For details or to schedule a tour, call Angie Keith at 919-469-2229 or go to
• Christ the King Preschool ofChrist the King Lutheran Church
is accepting registration for ages 2-5 for the 2014-15 school year. The church is at 600 Walnut St., Cary. For more information, go towww.christthekingcary.org/Preschool/Registration.aspx
•Fellowship Preschool
has openings for ages 2-5 for 2014-15. The preschool is at 1788 Kildaire Farm Road, Cary. For details, call Becki Ross at 919-380-0533, firstname.lastname@example.com
, or go towww.fellowshippreschool.org
•First Baptist Church - Cary's
First Baptist Weekday Preschool has openings for children ages 18 months to 5 years for 2014-15. The preschool is at 218 S. Academy St., Cary. For more information, contact Aliza Travis at 919-467-6356, ext. 114, email@example.com
, or go towww.caryfbc.org/weekday
• Greenwood Forest Children's Center atGreenwood Forest Baptist Church
has openings for preschool registration for ages 2-5 for the 2014-15 school year. The church is at 110 SE Maynard Road, Cary. For details and registration, call Sandy Duncan at 919-469-0140 or go tocc.gfbccary.org
•Kirk of Kildaire Children's Center
has openings for ages 2-5 for 2014-15. The center is at 200 High Meadow Drive, Cary. For details, contact Brenda Holladay at 919-469-4895 firstname.lastname@example.com
, or go towww.kirkchildrenscenter.com
• Peace Presbyterian's Children Center atPeace Presbyterian Church
has openings for ages 2 to 5 for the fall. The church is at 1777 W. Chatham St., Cary. For details or a tour, call 919-415-1733, email@example.com
or go towww.peacepca.org/ministries/ppcc
• St. Paul's Preschool atSt. Paul's Episcopal Church
in Cary is accepting registration for the 2014-15 school year. The church is at 221 Union St., Cary. For more information or to schedule a tour, contact Brooke Bowersox at919-467-3788
'Songs of the Faith'
Westwood Baptist Church will host a concert, "Songs of the Faith," with Kim Taylor, Diane Owens and Caroline Allen at 5 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 10, at 200 Westhigh St., Cary.
Singles movie night
Westwood Baptist Church will host a singles movie night with fellowship at 7 p.m. and a screening of "Five People You Meet in Heaven" at 7:30 p.m. Friday, Aug. 15, at 200 Westhigh St., Cary. For details, call the church office at 919-469-9393.
Family Fishing Clinic
Ambassador Presbyterian Church will host a free fishing clinic for families with 6- to 15-year-old children with the North Carolina Wildlife Resource Commission from 9-11 a.m. Saturday, Aug. 16, at the pond by the church, 1010 Schieffelin Road, Apex. Bring your own rod or borrow one of 30 that will be supplied. Children ages 12 and younger must be accompanied by an adult. Reservations are required. For details or reservations, go to ambassadorpres.org.
Financial Peace University preview
Genesis United Methodist Church will host a preview of Financial Peace University at 2:30 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 17, at 850 High House Road, Cary. For details, go to www.genesis-umc.org.
Raleigh Christian Women's Connection
The Raleigh Christian Women's Connection will meet from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 19, at the N.C. State University Club, 4200 Hillsborough St., Raleigh. Sandy Rojaf and Bev Hofert will speak. Lunch costs $16, and a free nursery is available. Reservations are required and must be made by Friday, Aug. 15. For details and reservations, call 919-337-8003 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Youth Group Kickoff
Sunrise United Methodist Church will host a Youth Group Kickoff with information about fall events from 5-7 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 24, at 5420 Sunset Lake Road, Holly Springs.
Blood drive
Sunrise United Methodist Church will host the Rex Bloodmobile for a blood drive from 3-7 p.m. Monday, Aug. 25, at 5420 Sunset Lake Road, Holly Springs. Registration will be open online soon at mysunrise.org.
Sunrise Women Circle
Women of Sunrise United Methodist Church will meet to discuss outreach activities and plans for the fall from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 26, at 5420 Sunset Lake Road, Holly Springs. For details, email Lisa Pearson at email@example.com or Barbara Vetter at email@example.com.
English as a Second Language classes
Westwood Baptist Church will host free English as a Second Language classes from 6:30-8:30 p.m. Tuesdays from Aug. 26 through Dec. 9 at 200 Westhigh St., Cary. Classes include listening, speaking, reading, writing, conversation, pronunciation and U.S. culture. Free childcare and homework help for children will be provided. For details, call 919-469-9393.
Financial Peace University
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will host Financial Peace University classes from 7-8:30 p.m. Tuesdays, Sept. 2 through Oct. 28, at 200 High Meadow Drive, Cary. Register by Friday, Aug. 1. For details or registration, call 919-467-4944 or go towww.kirkofkildaire.org
•Genesis United Methodist Church
will host Financial Peace University classes from 2:30-4:30 p.m. Sundays, Sept. 7 through Nov. 9, at 850 High House Road, Cary. For details, go towww.genesis-umc.org
Community Bible Study
Community Bible Study will begin a 30-week study from 9:45-11:45 a.m. Wednesday, Sept. 3, at Westwood Baptist Church, 200 Westhigh St., Cary. Registration costs $25 for adults and $10 for children and teens. For details and registration, go to www.cbsclass.org/Classes/cary/home.aspx.
Neighbors Helping Neighbors
Western Wake Crisis Ministry's annual Neighbors Helping Neighbors golf tournament and fundraiser will be from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday, Sept. 15, at MacGregor Downs Country Club, 430 St. Andrews Lane, Cary. For details, go to www.wwcm.org.
First United Methodist Church - Cary hosts GriefShare meetings at 7 p.m. Thursdays, through Oct. 9, in room 125 at 117 S. Academy St., Cary. The workbook costs $15. For information about the church, go to www.fumc-cary.org. To register, go to bit.ly/1sEsFba.
Worship services at The Cary
First United Methodist Church - Cary hosts worship services at The Cary theater at 9:45 a.m. Sundays at 122 E. Chatham St.
Alcoholics Anonymous
Holly Springs United Methodist Church hosts "There is a Solution" Alcoholics Anonymous group meetings from 7-8 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays at 108 Avent Ferry Road.
Sisters in Support
White Plains United Methodist Church hosts a support group for women who had or currently have breast cancer from 7-8:30 p.m. the second Tuesday of each month at 313 SE Maynard Road, Cary. For more information, email Lee Heathcoat at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Family support ministry meeting
A family support ministry organized by Mary Williams-Farrington and the Pardoned by Christ Ministry meets the first, second and fourth Tuesday of every month at The Point Church, 1503 Walnut St., Cary. The ministry provides support for people who have been incarcerated or who have or have had an incarcerated family member. For details, call 919-272-3045 or 919-255-5883 or go to www.pardonedbychrist.org.
Overeaters Anonymous
Fuquay-Varina United Methodist Church hosts Overeaters Anonymous meetings from 1:30-2:30 p.m. Wednesdays in room 126, 100 Judd Parkway. The group's supportive meetings don't include weigh-ins, diets or fees. For more information, call 919-557-7712 or 919-771-1393.
Celebrate Recovery
Summit Evangelical Covenant Church will host Celebrate Recovery meetings for people recovering from hurting, hangups and habits at 8 p.m. Wednesdays at 590 Westhigh St., Cary. For more information on Celebrate Recovery, go to www.celebraterecovery.com. For more information on the church's program, go to www.summitnc.org or email email@example.com.
Labyrinth meditation
Cary Presbyterian Church offers a labyrinth meditation walk from 5:30-7:30 p.m. the first Wednesday of each month at 614 Griffis St. For details, call 919-469-1337 or visit www.carypresbyterian.org.
Cancer support group
A cancer support group meets the second Wednesday of each month from 7-8:30 p.m. in Room WC108 at Colonial Baptist Church, 6051 Tryon Road, Cary. Details: Phyllis Travers, 919-233-0355.
The Knights of Columbus Council 12119 hosts jackpot bingo at 7 p.m. Thursdays at St. Bernadette Catholic Church, 1005 Wilbon Road, Fuquay-Varina. Doors open at 6 p.m. Food and beverages available. Details: Al Munno, 919-557-7718, or Sonny Butler, 845-797-0830.
Celebrate Recovery for Women
Celebrate Recovery for Women meets at 6 p.m. every Friday at the homes of members of North Cary Baptist Church. The group helps women with hurting, hangups and habits. Details: 919-469-8023.
Brown Bag Ministry
The Brown Bag Ministry, which feeds more than 1,400 people a week, is looking for middle- and high school-age volunteers. The group meets at St. Andrew the Apostle Catholic Church in Apex about 9 a.m. Saturdays. Volunteers prepare bagged meals and hand them out in Raleigh. The group usually finishes by 1 p.m. Details: www.brownbagministry.org.


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A reading to celebrate the writing of Joe Brainard (1942-1994), recently collected in The Collected Writing of Joe Brainard, edited by Ron Padgett, and published by the Library of America, with Joanna Fuhrman, Matthew Hittinger, Julie Kantor, Paul Legault, Ricardo Maldonado, Angelo Nikolopoulos, Rowan Ricardo Phillips and Ronaldo Wilson, among others.
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Distance from Gruetli Laager, TN to Mitchellville, TN
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Thunnus tonggol
|Scope: Global
Language: English
|Scientific Name:
|Thunnus tonggol (Bleeker, 1851)
|Regional Assessments:
Common Name(s):
Kishinoella rara (Kishinouye, 1915)
Kishinoella tonggol (Bleeker, 1851)
Neothunnus rarus (Kishinouye, 1915)
Neothunnus tonggol (Bleeker, 1851)
Thunnus nicolsoni Whitley, 1936
Thunnus rarus Kishinouye, 1915
Thynnus tonggol Bleeker, 1851
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|Collette, B., Di Natale, A., Fox, W., Juan Jorda, M., Miyabe, N., Nelson, R., Sun, C. & Uozumi, Y.
|Russell, B. & Polidoro, B.
This species grows more slowly and lives longer than other tuna species of similar size. Coupled with their restricted neritic distribution, Longtail Tuna may be vulnerable to overexploitation by fisheries. Worldwide landings have been rapidly increasing, but there is no effort information or stock assessments. It is listed as Data Deficient. More information is needed on the status of this species population, including better catch data and effort information. Management of this species also needs to be included under a fisheries management organization.
|Range Description:
|This Indo-West Pacific species is found from the Red Sea and East Africa to Papua New Guinea, north to Japan, and south to Australia. The population does not appear to be continuous.
|Countries occurrence:
Native:Australia; Brunei Darussalam; Djibouti; Eritrea; India; Indonesia; Iran, Islamic Republic of; Japan; Malaysia; Maldives; Mozambique; Myanmar; Oman; Pakistan; Papua New Guinea; Philippines; Singapore; Somalia; Sri Lanka; Taiwan, Province of China; Thailand; United Arab Emirates; Viet Nam; Yemen
|FAO Marine Fishing Areas:
Indian Ocean – western; Indian Ocean – eastern; Pacific – northwest; Pacific – western central
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|There are no known stock assessments for this species. FAO reported worldwide landings show a gradual increase from 600 tonnes in 1950 to 250,030 tonnes in 2006 (FAO 2009). There is no effort information for this species. In recent years, the countries attributed with the highest catches of longtail tuna are Indonesia, Iran, Oman, Yemen and Pakistan (IOTC 2006).
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|Habitat and Ecology:
|This species is pelagic and oceanodromous. It is a predominantly neritic species avoiding very turbid waters and areas with reduced salinity such as estuaries. It may form schools of varying size. It feeds on a variety of fishes, cephalopods, and crustaceans, particularly stomatopod larvae and prawns.
Maximum size is about 130 cm fork length (FL), and longevity at least five years. The smallest mature female in Thailand was 43 cm (FL), although fifty percent of females in the Gulf of Thailand were mature at 39.6 cm (FL). Fecundity of fish ranging in size from 43.8–49.1 cm varies from 1.2–1.9 million eggs (Collette and Nauen 1983, Yesaki 1994, Collette 2010). In Australia, longevity is estimated to be about 10 years (Wilson 1981), and age at first maturity in Thailand is estimated to be two years (Boonragsa 1987). This species may live as long as 18 years in the central Indo-Pacific (Grifiths et al. 2009).
This species probably spawns more than once a year, perhaps in two spawning seasons in the Gulf of Thailand. Spawning of this species is reported to be confined to coastal waters, based on the occurrence of their larvae which were collected at surface water temperatures of 28°C (Nishikawa and Ueyanagi 1991). It appears there are two distinct spawning seasons for this species off the west coast of Thailand: a major spawning period during the northeast monsoon from January to April and a minor spawning period during the southwest monsoon in August-September. Spawning is also apparently seasonal for this species off Papua New Guinea and off New South Wales, occurring during the austral summer (Yesaki 1994).
Maximum size is 130 cm FL. The all-tackle game fish record is of a 35.9 kg fish caught off Montague Island, New South Wales, Australia in 1982 (IGFA 2011).
|Use and Trade:
|This is a commercial species. It is marketed mainly fresh and dried salted, but also smoked, canned, and frozen.
|Major Threat(s):
There are two major fishing grounds for Longtail Tuna, one off the South China Sea coast of Thailand and Malaysia and the other off countries bordering the North Arabian Sea. Longtail tuna is caught mainly by gillnet and in a lesser extent by artisanal purse seiners.This species is caught in the recreational fishery in Australia, and is caught as bycatch in trawling. Most of the global catch is taken in the western Indian Ocean. Catch of this species is increasing in many areas but landings are frequently confused with Yellowfin Tuna in some regions.
This species grows more slowly and live longer than other tuna species of similar size. Coupled with their restricted neritic distribution, longtail tuna may be vulnerable to overexploitation by fisheries, and caution needs to be exercised in managing the species until more reliable biological and catch data are collected to assess the status of the population (Griffiths et al. 2009).
|Conservation Actions:
|There are no known conservation measures for this species. More research is needed to determine the impact of fisheries on this species population, including better catch and effort information, and more comprehensive stock assessments.
|Collette, B., Di Natale, A., Fox, W., Juan Jorda, M., Miyabe, N., Nelson, R., Sun, C. & Uozumi, Y. 2011. Thunnus tonggol. The IUCN Red List of Threatened Species 2011: e.T170351A6763691. . Downloaded on 23 September 2018.
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AUBER 2010 Economic Outlook
Produced by University of Memphis for the AUBER community, this forecast is a collaboration between authors at AUBER-member schools.
Telecommunication Deregulation: A Policy Progress Report
Written by the Ball State University Digital Policy Institute. Over the past decade, more than half of all states have made significant adjustments to their telecommunications policy landscape. This report is designed to summarize the type and extent of these policy changes.
Statewide Cable Franchising and Broadband Connections
This academic paper is a companion piece to "Telecommunication Deregulation: A Policy Progress Report."
Intrastate Distribution of State Government Revenues and Expenditures in Indiana
In conjunction with the Indiana Fiscal Policy Institute, this report examines the collection and distribution of taxes in Indiana's counties.
Public Policies Influencing Senior Migration and the Retirement/Work Decision in Indiana
This report was produced for the Indiana Chamber Foundation Workforce Wise Project as part of a series on aging and workforce.


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Ok, I realise that this is old news to some people, especially the slackers here at AO but I still think that this warrants a mention:
Slackware 8.1 is released!
That's right, Slackware 8.1 has been released and is available for download right now from:
An installation ISO image can be found here:
And, of course, we will be happy to accept your pre-orders for the Slackware 8.1 official 4 CD-ROM set here:
Highlights of this release include KDE 3.0.1, GNOME 1.4.1 (with new additions like Evolution), the long-awaited Mozilla 1.0 browser, support for many new filesystems like ext3, ReiserFS, JFS, and XFS, and support for several new SCSI and ATA RAID controllers.
Thanks to everyone who helped made this release possible. Enjoy! :-)
source: http://www.slackware.com/
Slackware 8.1.01 has also been released. This update includes the fix for the recent Apache vulnerability. CD's can be obtained here for $10.00 if you're too lazy to d/l the ISO from slack (like me) .


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A couple of weeks ago, we published a 100% not fabricated interview with Barry Brust (for the purposes of this piece, "not fabricrated" means absolutely contrived from the brain of BoL, so keep that in mind). It went over well. We were offered a glimpse into the darkest reaches of his soul, learned that he kills people in his spare time, likes Tim Hortons free wi-fi, and is generally just a swell dude. We may have intimated that he's a touch crazy with a penchant for spontaenous violence, but hey, none of us are perfect.
Further to that, things have been going extremely well for the pride of Swan River, Manitoba. He's coming off back to back shutouts over the Lake Erie Monsters, and has only let in 1 goal in 4 games over the course of the 2012-13 AHL campaign. Safe to say that this has made him a bit of a cult hero in Abbotsford and Calgary Flames circles, and Brusty is really flying high right now taking the whole thing in. Truly it has never been a better time to be Barry Brust, goaltender and entertainer, and he approached us here at FlamesNation for a follow up interview while he's riding this hot streak.
Reluctantly, I have agreed to do oblige him, for while I am a proud soldier in the Brussian Army (copyright 2012 bookofloob), last time we spoke, he did end up Superman diving me in the throat. I'm still using a respirator. But what Barry wants, Barry gets, because being the timid, little men we all are here at the Nation, we pretty much bent over and gave him what he wants.
Read on after the jump to catch the follow up with the legendary Barry Brust!
Barry the Hatchet
BoL: Hey Barry, thanks for joining us today. Things are going so well for you right now, we assume you're pretty busy, and we appreciate your time.
BB: All good dude. Why are you wearing a neck protector and 1970's style goalie mask?
BoL: Well Barry, that's because you physically attacked me last time, and I'd like to be able to defend myself in case it happens again
BB: I attacked you? I don't recall that. Are you sure?
BoL: You lunged out of your seat and punched me in the neck.
BB: I attack so many people that way, you'll have to be more specific.
BoL: Well when it happened, the guy you attacked looked exactly like me. Except without the head and neck protection.
BB: Oh right! Okay, I remember now. So I get the helmet, that makes sense, but why are you wearing a dress?
BoL: So Barry, you're coming off back to back shutouts, things are really coming up Millhouse for you these days…
It Was the Brust of Times
BB: Yeah, I'm pretty great. I'm just seeing the puck really well, and my defense has done a masterful job of keeping opposing forwards out of my crease. It sure does feel good winning and getting these shutouts, though. The last time I felt this high was when I was in space.
BoL: Space? You've been to space?
BB: Yeah, in 1970. I went up in an Apollo Shuttle with Kevin Bacon.
BoL: Kevin Bacon, the actor?
BB: And astronaut, yeah.
BoL: I'm pretty sure that right now you are trying to tell me that you are Academy Award winning actor Tom Hanks in the blockbuster hit movie Apollo 13. Am I getting this right?
BB: Dude, I'm Barry Brust. If I say I went to space with Kevin Bacon in 1970, who are you to refute it?
BoL: Well that's something we can both agree on, and congratulations on making it home alive. But let's talk about 2012. You're on fire this season, pardon the pun. I ju…
BB: I hate all puns unless they're barely clever play on words of my name. don't ever do that again.
BoL: Yes sir, I just…I…
BB: I'm Brust kidding dude! Lighten up. Ask your question.
BoL (trying not to cry): I just want to know if you're preparing for games any different these days than you did in your career previously. I mean, you're going through one of the best stretches of goaltending in your entire career. Is that partly luck, or are you doing anything special to get dialed in.
BB: Well, after I left Germany, I felt a little lost. I had played pretty well out there, I thought, but my future seemed in doubt, I didn't think they were going to bring me back. I was dejected. My aura went from a green to a neon yellow. I was about ready to walk away from the game for good.
I remember the moment that changed my life so clearly, I had come home to Swan River, Manitoba, HI MOM AND DAD AND ALL MY RUSSIAN ROULETTE BOYS UNDERNEATH THE BRIDGE, to help work on the family farm. One day I was out tilling the fields, with my bare hands, I just like how it feels, whatever, when this vagrant hobo came plodding through and accidentally got his ankle caught in one of my freshly laid possum traps.
I just sat there as he thrashed about, pathetically wailing "GET THIS TRAP OFF MY LEG DUDE!" For 6 months. Then the lack of food and water caught up to him and he died. I used to eat my afternoon snack watching him struggle. I guess I could have helped, but he was pretty dirty and I didn't want to touch him.
But I'll tell you what, the farm's rutabaga crop produced record yields that season, and I think the fertile, alcohol soaked nutrients of that homeless dude helped the growing process along, which is why we had such lush, delicious rutabaga that year.
That has stuck with me ever since. I was given the opportunity to get my career back on track here in Abbotsford, and I remember driving to the arena for some workouts, thinking "this is my last chance, I'm done if this doesn't work out", and I was preoccupied trying to think of a way to impress the coaches, when I ended up slamming my Buick into another hobo. Just absolutely lit this bastard up. I was picking pieces of him off of my grill, when a vision of those rutabagas popped into my head. That's when it struck me: Hobo nutrients.
So I dusted off that hobo, dragged him behind the rink, and proceeded to eat the meatiest parts still attached to his body. Not only was it delicious, but it really charged my batteries. I think there was a dash of meth in there that really brought out the flavour too, so that was a nice bonus.
So I guess that's my secret now. I kill and eat a bum before every game. Goalies are creatures of habit, some would say wildly superstitious, and I guess as long as this is working out for me, I'll keep picking the flesh off hobo bones until it stops being effective.
Also, I've really been working on my lateral movement, so that probably has something to do with it, too.
BoL: I called the cops halfway through that story, so we've only got time for a few more questions, Barry.
Brustin' The Mold
BoL: Barry, you're arguably the best goalie on the Heat right now, but you're not officially affiliated with the club's NHL affiliate in Calgary. If your play down the stretch is anywhere near as impressive as it is right now, would you try to put some pressure on the Flames to sign you? As of now, you've basically taken a job away from incumbent "Goalie of the Future" Leland Irving, who many believe would have been backing up Miikka Kiprusoff this year had there not been a lockout.
Is getting back into the NHL your biggest goal right now, be it with the Flames or on another team?
BB: I'd love to get back to the NHL for sure. I played in Los Angeles for a while, and that was a hell of an experience. I really enjoyed playing in LA. I got to stalk so many celebrities. I dated Catherine Zeta-Jones for a while, but it started to affect my play, so I had to break it off. Not a lot of people know about that one. She still calls me all the time. It's really sad. She's a married woman.
Miikka Kiprusoff is an outstanding goalie. I'd love to come back to the NHL and play with the Flames, but there's a logjam in that crease, and I wonder how much I'd have to fight for playing time. I mean, if I killed ALL the goalies in the Flame system right now, that would end up looking really suspicious, and I don't need the cops sniffing around my compound again.
BoL: I want to take a second and ask you a question about your teammate, Krys Kolanos.
BB: You want to ask about the nickname, don't you?
BoL: No, it's not that. He just recently became the franchise's all time leading scorer, and I was wondering if…
BB: Dude, come on.
BoL: The Unit?!?! Are you funking kidding me? Rumour has it he came up with that nickname itself, which is a game misconduct, by the way, but if you're making up a nickname, why that one?
BB: I know man, I know. Krys Kolanos is absolutely crazy, and that is the dumbest nickname I've ever heard of, next to my old high school buddy Onion Junk. We used to call him Joshua, which he absolutely hated. But "The Unit" is right up there for faux pas nicknames. You'd never catch a guy like me doing something that. Krys is a character though, not a normal boring dude like me. And he has cool hair.
BoL: Well Barry, I'd like to thank you for answering my questions here today. I assume we're out of time because you're putting on your jacket and walking away from me.
BB: (inaudible reply)


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With the 2011-12 season's first week grinding to a close, congratulations are in order for the Big Ball Dance League's One Piece, who sit atop the RCL standings setting the pace for the rest of the us. They don't lead any one category, but they're in the top 10 in five of eight stat categories, which is pretty bananas when you think about it. Please, blog, may I have some more?
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Stephen Curry's ankle used up its final sick day of the year, because unlike weak ankles themselves, sick days don't roll over. (Boom! Nailed it.) Dwyane Wade? His left foot caused an early exit. Then a quarter later, his right foot told his left to stop being such a damn sissy, strap on an extra sock and get back out there. Please, blog, may I have some more?
Here's what you're likely to hear around the fantasy blogosphere today: You're likely to read that Norris Cole scored 14 of Miami's final 24 points. You're likely to be reminded of Mario Chalmers' embarrassing 6 tovs in 19 minutes. And if you read about those two things, you're probably likely to read about how Cole is Miami's newest, shiniest toy. Please, blog, may I have some more?
I added Robin Lopez in two of my leagues. I didn't like doing it, but anytime a guy who was overhyped last year drops 21/7 in 27 reserve minutes, you kind of got to throw away your last pick and take a chance. Please, blog, may I have some more?
I thought it might be fun to look at the best season-opening performances in recent NBA history. So far as I can tell, this list will no in any way help anyone win their 2011-2012 fantasy basketball league, but it's a fun diversion while we wait for our teams to start their seasons. Please, blog, may I have some more?
Let's take a momentary break from fake basketball to focus a bit on Razzball's real basketball predictions for the 2011 season. I'm of two minds about making preseason predictions about the league on a grand scale. If I'm wrong, I've voluntarily published my wrongness for anyone to see. Please, blog, may I have some more?
Ever wonder how many players have scored 50+ points in a game since Jordan entered the league? No? Really!?! What about the number of 50+ games over the last 27 years? No, again? NEVER? That's weird. I wonder what you DO wonder about. Please, blog, may I have some more?
I was fortunate enough to be invited to Earth's most classy and famous expert league – the FakeTeams Hoops Tournament. The league has 14 teams consisting of three FakeTeamers (the hosts of this shindig), two guys from ESPN, one from Canada's The Basketball Jones, one rep from Give Me the Rock, one from Fox Sports, one from Dime Magazine and fbasketballblog, RotoWorld, Damn Lies and Statistics, Life is Just a Fantasy … Basketball Blog and a partridge in a pear tree (I'm either the partridge or the tree, I'm not sure). Please, blog, may I have some more?


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Report expected Thursday in investigation over relevance of constables
Report expected Thursday in investigation over relevance of constables
LOUISVILLE, Ky. —
The outcome of an investigation into Kentucky's 200-year-old tradition of using constables will soon be known.
On Thursday, the Justice and Public Safety secretary will release a report that looked at whether constables are relevant in modern day law enforcement.
One of the cases that sparked the report is a shooting involving former Jefferson County Constable David Whitlock.
He was indicted for shooting a woman suspected of theft in a Walmart parking lot one year ago.
Whitlock turned down a plea deal and will stand trial for assault and wanton endangerment in January.
The woman shot, Tammie Ortiz, has since filed a lawsuit against Whitlock and Walmart.


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Timeless, versatile and seriously stylish, the Ludlow will quickly become the foundation of your suiting wardrobe—and we've given this jacket an awesome update. This suit jacket is crafted in a handpicked worsted wool from Lanificio di Tollegno (est. 1862, making it one of the oldest mills in Italy) and has a bit of stretch that makes it more comfortable when you're running for the train or just sitting down with clients. It's definitive proof that suiting up doesn't have to feel stuffy.
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