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Background SOHDA: Somali Humanitarian and Development Action is a credible and registered local non-governmental, non-political, non-religious and non-profit making relief and development organization established in July 2013 committed to help and improving the living standards of marginalized rural communities and vulnerable groups of people living in South Central Somalia through action and collaboration. SOHDA focuses on building human capacity in order to sustain and strengthen and promote human rights culture, peace building processes, good governance and leadership initiatives and undertake humanitarian crisis in south/central Somalia. SOHDA has good relations with the local communities, Somalia Federal Government Lines and a good reputation with project beneficiaries. The organization is functionally operating in South-central Zone of Somalia, particularly, Middle Shabelle, Lower Shabelle, Banadir and Hiran regions as main areas of SOHDA humanitarian operations with its head office in Mogadishu, field office in Jowhar, Middle Shabelle region. Purpose Our purposes is reviving the civil consciousness of the Somali people and support the most vulnerable members of our community by addressing some of the country's urgent challenges in humanitarian crisis, poverty reduction, education promotion, health improvement, economic opportunity and help to end the political instability and the mayhem in the country. SOHDA Vison SOHDA envisions a progressive and sustainable living, wherein all people live peacefully and with dignity, enjoying social, political and economic equality as well as the right to livelihood, to freedom of expression, and to equal opportunity for public participation. SOHDA Mission Working togetherness for socio- economic development to the target societies through the strengthening their capacity and the implementation of the programs and humanitarian and protection interventions with participatory approach to all levels of community to defeat poverty, ignorance and reach prosperous with stability and protective environment.
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New Products—May 2004
BenQ Think of it as a portable CD player with benefits: BenQ's Joybee610 will not only play your tunes on the go (including MP3s on CD), but it also plays DVDs and can read CD-ROMs with JPEGs. For anything visual, however, you'll need to hook up the Joybee to an external monitor through its composite-, component-, or S-video output. An optical digital audio connector handles multichannel DVD soundtracks. For grizzled road warriors, there's a 12-second shock buffer for CDs and a 120-second buffer for MP3s. A CompactFlash card reader is included, plus a USB 2.0 port for when you want to use the player as a DVD-ROM drive. The Joybee may be only 7/8 inch thick, but a full recharge of its built-in lithium-ion battery is said to last 3 hours for DVDs and 7 hours if you're playing MP3 files. Price: $199. www.benq.com, 909-569-0700
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Paul Pierce fined $15,000 for throwing an object in the stands vs. Indiana, NBA announced this afternoon.This was the same game wear Paul drank from a woman's bottle of water. At least this "Stern tax" wasn't 35K like Shaq's fine (if you haven't checked out Shaq's reaction to his fine click on the link immediately).
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AUSTRALIA could become the world's biggest gas exporter but its domestic use of fossil fuels will decline as the carbon tax drives a gradual switch to renewables such as wind and solar, the government's energy white paper says.
The long delayed paper, released on Thursday, urges the deregulation of electricity pricing and the roll-out of smart meters, which give businesses and households greater ability to use cheaper, off-peak electricity, as part of a package of reforms to curb soaring power prices.
It also calls on state and federal governments to put in place regulations to overcome environmental and local objections to the coal seam gas industry so that coal seam gas reserves can be fully exploited.
The paper predicts a possible shuffling of global rankings of energy production, suggesting Australia could ''rival'' Qatar as the world's biggest gas exporter as gas exports surge by a massive 19 per cent per year.
Coal production is expected to rise 8 per cent a year but the Resources Minister, Martin Ferguson, says Indonesia could overtake Australia as the biggest exporter of thermal coal.
Australians, though, will shift from fossil fuels. Seventy-five per cent of electricity is generated using coal. By 2030 solar, wind and geothermal energy could provide 40 per cent of power, rising to 50 per cent by 2050.
The paper says carbon capture and storage would ''begin to make an important contribution by 2035'', and could boost the total ''clean energy'' generation in 2050 to 80 per cent of total supply.
The Greens leader, Senator Christine Milne, said it was a ''tragedy'' the white paper gave ''a completely two-faced view of the future in energy - promotion of fossil fuels, rush for gas, at the same time talking about a clean energy future. It doesn't add up.''
But the chief executive of the Australian Coal Association, Nikki Williams, said the strategy made sense. ''We are pleased that it recognises Australia's position as a global energy supplier. Australia's coal is lifting people out of poverty and is an essential input to the nation-building infrastructure in developing economies around the world,'' she said.
Mr Ferguson called on state governments to accept a package of reforms, including price deregulation, time-of-use pricing and measures to reduce the big peaks in demand, to reduce the need for infrastructure investment that has been pushing up power bills and to give consumers power control.
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''Of course we support them … but this should have happened five years ago … rather than deal with Labor state governments, they've done nothing until now,'' he said.
NSW and Queensland, the two big states in the national energy market that have not yet fully deregulated energy markets, said they would proceed cautiously.
The NSW Energy Minister, Chris Hartcher, said NSW was ''on track'' to deliver some price deregulation but was wary of the cost of smart meters and the need for consumers to understand the market changes.


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Sam Hire was founded in 1979 on the Northside of Dublin and has grown to be Ireland's most dynamic and progressive hire company. Our philosophy is that the "Customer is King" and the only real long term competitive advantage we can gain in this industry is through superior service. Top quality equipment and the highest calibre of staff are the cornerstones on which we have built our reputation. This commitment to service enabled us to establish successful depots nation-wide.
In 1997 Heiton Holdings PLC acquired Sam Hire. The Heiton Group are the largest Builders Merchants in Ireland and have been in existence for over 100 years. Companies in the group include Heiton Buckley, Heiton Steel, Wright Windows, Morgans Timber, Paddy Power, Atlantic Homecare, In House at the Panelling Centre and Cooper Clarke (UK).
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Monthly Archives: August, 2012
August 2012, A Few Small Updates
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Our dev team tackled some of the ticket backlog on the OSVDB project. While many changes are 'behind the scenes' and only affect the daily manglers, there are a few that are helpful to anyone using the database:
- Metasploit links have been fixed. At some point, the Metasploit project changed the URL scheme for the search engine. Our incoming links stopped matching the format and resulted in landing at the main search page. We now use the new URL scheme, so links from OSVDB will directly load the Metasploit module again.
- Microsoft changed their URL scheme yet again. Our links for MS bulletins were redirecting, but sometimes 2 or 3 times on Microsoft's side. It's cool that they kept up the redirects, but our links have been updated to be more efficient and land without the 30x magic.
- Immunity CANVAS references have been added. In our quest to add as much vulnerability information to each entry, we have used Immunity's API to pull in data about their exploit availability. While it is a commercial offering, such exploit frameworks are invaluable to pen-testing teams, as well as administrators that mitigate based on the availability of exploits. An example of an OSVDB entry with a CANVAS reference is OSVDB 60929.
- Continued backfilling; we have still been pushing to backfill vulnerability data from prior years, focusing on 2011 currently. The data is coming from a variety of sources including bug trackers, changelogs, and Exploit-DB. We have been working with EDB so that each site has a more thorough cross-reference available. The EDB team has been outstanding to work with and continues to show diligence in their data quality and integrity. Moving forward, we will continue to focus on more vulnerability data imports and more information backfill.
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The Brooklyn Paper: Coffee guru espresses his disgust
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This week's The Brooklyn Paper published an article on espresso quality standards and their general absence in the fine borough, interviewing noneother than Third Wave pulpit banger, Nick Cho: The Brooklyn Paper: Coffee guru espresses his disgust.
Nick discusses the "seafoam problem" with cappuccinos, which he describes as, "When the milk is over-steamed, the bubbles get too big and dry up. It's become a standard in American cappuccino." Nick also scores major points with his criticism that bigger doesn't equal better when it comes to espresso drinks. Another one of his quotes: "A piece of sushi shouldn't be a foot long and a cappuccino shouldn't be 16 ounces."
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VBAC: Type of Past IncisionSkip to the navigation
Topic Overview
It is standard practice for doctors to use a low, side-to-side (transverse) incision across the uterus for a cesarean delivery . But a vertical type of incision is sometimes needed, such as for some emergency cesarean deliveries.
Before deciding whether you are a good candidate for a safe vaginal birth after cesarean (VBAC) , you and your doctor must first confirm what kind of uterine incision you have had. Because the outward scar is not always positioned over the uterine scar, checking your medical record is the only dependable way to be sure of your incision type.
A low transverse (horizontal) incision:
- Cuts across the lower, thinner part of the uterus. These muscles don't contract as strongly as the upper uterus during labor.
- Is unlikely to rupture during a subsequent labor and delivery.
- Has been increasingly used for cesarean deliveries since the 1970s and is the usual practice among obstetricians.
A vertical (classical) incision:
- Cuts up and down through the uterine muscles that strongly contract during labor.
- Is more likely to break open (rupture) during a subsequent labor, particularly if the incision is high rather than low on the uterus. This risk applies to all uterine scars that are not low transverse.
- Is very rarely used for cesarean deliveries.
Uterine rupture rates
Women who have a low transverse cesarean scar have a lower risk of rupturing than women who have a vertical incision. About 5 to 9 out of 1,000 women (0.5% to 0.9%) with a low transverse scar have a uterine rupture during a trial of labor. footnote 1 (It is likely that the women who rupture have other risk factors that make them more vulnerable to this complication.)
Women who have a low vertical cesarean scar (which is only on the lower uterus) are as likely to deliver vaginally as they would be with a low transverse scar. And they have no higher risk of complications, including rupture. footnote 1 Some doctors are willing to allow a woman with a very low vertical incision to try VBAC, but most doctors are not. This is because of the concern about uterine rupture.
A woman with a vertical (classical) incision has the greatest uterine rupture risk. About 40 to 90 out of 1,000 women (4% to 9%) with this type of vertical incision scar have a uterine rupture during a trial of labor. footnote 2
Related Information
- American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (2010). Vaginal birth after previous cesarean delivery. ACOG Practice Bulletin No. 115. Obstetrics and Gynecology, 116(2): 450-463.
- Cunningham FG, et al. (2010). Prior cesarean delivery. In Williams Obstetrics, 23rd ed., pp. 565-576. New York: McGraw-Hill.
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I'm trying to do a groundwater elevation map with an Ordinary Kriging on R, but always resulting on the lack of memory
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allocation (windows xp 32bit). Should I increase memory size and how, or should I reduce the grid size and how (kind of a newbie in R)?
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If you think that bargain wedding dresses bought online can't be flattering and that they all suffer from being shapeless and ugly then you're really far off the mark!
You don't need to spend big on a designer dress in order to get a wedding dress that'll make you look amazing; in fact cheaper dresses from online vendors are forever improving in quality.
Let's look at what kinds of dresses an online store needs in order to offer a flattering selection and tips you should follow:
What Should An Online Bargain Wedding Dress Store Have?
A reputable online wedding dress store should offer a range of dresses of different styles. Each of these styles has individual characteristics and suits a certain body shape. The wedding dress styles you need to look for are Empire, A-line, Ball gown, Mermaid and Sheath.
Online stores are generally ALWAYS cheaper than boutiques in town and you'll be looking for a price of around 250 dollars or less for the dresses to really be classed as bargain wedding dresses. Luckily, this is easily achievable online, even for custom made dresses.
Remember, it's your wedding, so you shouldn't take any chances. Here are some things you can do to make your life much easier:
You need to prepare a few things BEFORE you even log on to the store.
Be sure of your body shape- It's pretty easy to know your body shape. Check what your widest point is. For instance, if it's your hips then you're probably a pear-shape which is the most common shape. Check online videos or a search engine to get an idea. Then when you know your body shape you can be sure to choose a flattering dress (we'll look into this next).
Research which dress style would suit you-Each style will roughly suit different shapes:
Empire – suits pear and apple shapes and can hide tummies and big bums.
A – Line – suits all shapes and can hide tummies and big bums, but is also good for giving balance to broad-shouldered girls.
Ball gown – suits most shapes except really petite girls who can be swamped by them.
Mermaid – great for slim girls who don't have many natural curves as it will give some curves.
Sheath – good for slimmer shapes and petite girls, but avoid if you're curvy.
Take your own measurements – don't buy a standard size wedding dress online, always go for custom size. Think about it, your wedding is so important that you don't want any slip-ups. If you needed to buy a dress that you can't try on in advance, then if it is made to your size you're maximizing the chance of there being no problems. In this way you're actually helping yourself and the store.
So you've got all of the information and you're ready to order. Good news! One last point though. Don't be scared to ask for the store to send you a picture of the dress before they ship it. If they're reputable they will, and this will let you check if it's everything you wanted it to be before it makes its way to you.


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Today is my mom's birthday! Even though she's halfway across the world, I decided to celebrate by baking a chocolate-hazelnut cake dedicated to her:
Happy Birthday, Mom! Aren't you proud of me for making you this delicious cake?
But this isn't just any regular cake. This is a chocolate-hazelnut CREPE cake. See the inside? Those are crepes, carefully stacked and held together with chocolate cream and ganache:
The recipe was adapted from a Chocolate Amaretto Crepe Cake recipe from Sprinkle Bakes, one of my favorite food blogs. However, despite initially following the Sprinkle Bakes recipe for crepes, I found the batter to be too runny and sweet. So halfway through, I started making my crepes from this old recipe I've used since college. This batter does not contain any sugar and is significantly less runny, enabling me to build perfectly circular crepes without the help of a cake ring.
Without further ado, I present to you the recipe:
(Works at All Altitudes)
(yields 20-24 6-inch crepes)
- 4 eggs, at room temperature
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 2 cups flour
- 2 1/4 cups milk, at room temperature
- 1/4 cup (1/2) stick unsalted butter, melted
- Preheat a 9 or 10 inch skillet pan by placing it on medium heat on the stove top.
- Combine four eggs and 1/4 teaspoon of salt into a large mixing bowl.
- Whisk eggs and salt together until the mixture looks uniformly yellow.
- Add approximately 1/4 cup of flour to whisk into the egg mixture — this quantity does not have to be precise.
- Once the flour has been incorporated into the egg mixture, whisk approximately 1/4 cup of milk to thin the batter.
- Keep adding equal amounts of milk and flour alternately until 2 1/4 cups of milk and 2 cups of flour have been added.
- Whisk the batter until it is smooth (approximately 1 or 2 minutes) — DO NOT OVERMIX.
- Add the melted butter to the batter and whisk until the butter is fully incorporated and the batter is smooth.
- At this point, your batter is ready. Pour 1/4 cup of batter into the pre-heated pan. Swirl the batter with the pan lifted over the stove eye until the bottom is coated with a thin layer of batter — try and make your crepe as circular as you can. You can do this in two ways. One way is to place a 6-inch cake ring on the pan and pouring 1/4 cup of batter into the ring, ensuring that the batter makes a perfect circle. The second way is to make crepes that are slightly larger (around 7 or 8 inches in diameter) and using a cake ring to cut smaller, perfect circles out of these larger crepes once they've cooled.
- Place pan on the stove eye and cook until the surface of the crepe loses most of its glossiness and the top is set.
- When the top has set, flip the crepe to cook the other side of the pancake. This should not take more than 30 seconds.
- When the crepe is ready, slide the pancake out of the skillet and onto a plate to set aside. Repeat process until all crepe batter is used. Allow the crepes to cool completely.
- 1 1/3 cups heavy whipping cream
- 3 tablespoons unsweetened cocoa powder
- 3 tablespoons vanilla sugar
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 2 tablespoons Frangelico hazelnut liqueur
- Whip heavy cream in a large bowl on medium-speed with a hand mixer or using a stand mixer fitted with a whisk attachment.
- Gradually add the vanilla sugar to thicken the mixture.
- Gradually add 3 tablespoons unsweetened cocoa powder.
- Add the Frangelico one tablespoon at a time, and then add the vanilla extract. Whip until stiff peaks form. Set aside.
- 3.5 ounces semisweet or bittersweet chocolate
- 1/2 cup heavy cream
- 1 tablespoon Frangelico hazelnut liqueur
- Roughly chop the chocolate and place it in a medium bowl.
- In a small saucepan, heat the heavy cream over medium-high heat until just boiling.
- Pour the hot cream over the chocolate and whisk until the chocolate is melted and the mixture is smooth.
- Mix in the Frangelico and whisk again until smooth. Allow to cool slightly before using.
- Use a cake ring to ensure that all your crepes are uniform circles.
- Center a crepe on a cooling rack. Place 1 tablespoon of chocolate-hazelnut cream in the center of the crepe. Use a knife to spread this cream thinly and consistently across the crepe. Top with another crepe. Continue brushing, spreading, and stacking, ending with a crepe on top. This is what the final product should look like:
- Once you have finished stacking the crepes, prep your work area for a ganache pour by moving the cooling rack containing the crepes over a large jellyroll pan. You will be pouring the chocolate ganache onto the crepes, where it will run down the sides of the cake and into this pan. So make sure that the jellyroll pan is big enough to catch the chocolate runoff or you'll end up with a big mess!
- Pour the chocolate-hazelnut ganache over the crepes, starting in the center of the crepe cake stack. Move the cup in an ever widening circle above the cake, until the top is completely covered. Keep pouring once you get towards the edges to ensure that the sides of the cake are completely covered with ganache.
- As the ganache sets, sprinkle decorations to settle with the ganache. I used Valrhona Chocolate Pearls from Whole Foods. Chill until serving.