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Once Upon a Time's family tree got a lot more contorted when the ABC drama revealed that Rumplestiltskin's long-lost son and Emma's baby daddy are one and the same. The same episode ended with a grim bombshell, that The Dark One learned long ago from a seer that the "young boy" who reunites him with Bae would be his "undoing" — to which Rumple shrugged, "Then I'll just have to kill him."
TVLine spoke with Jennifer Morrison about Emma's reunion with her first love Neal (and what it means for any potential "Hook-up") and the dark cloud hanging over Henry, as Season 2 resumes Sunday at 8/7c.
VIDEO | Once Upon a Time's Emma and Neal Have 'The Talk,' Rumple Has a Brutal Reunion
TVLINE | So, Rumplestiltskin's son is also Henry's dad and Emma's ex (played by Michael Raymond-James). Do you feel the show is strongest when dealing with these tangible family dysfunctions, albeit in a fantastical context?
It's an unbelievable family tree, and when you really start to dive into those relationships and the connections between those people and the relationships between those people, it really starts to come to life. As an actor, that's what excites me, to get to play with and figure out the best possible way to bring that stuff to life.
TVLINE | What I liked about "Manhattan" is that characters had a chance to, like, stop and breathe. I'm watching the scene in the bar, thinking, "This is really great, because Emma and Neal are just talking like people talk." There's no mystical mumbo jumbo going on.
There is sort of an interesting relief about having a breath in the real world, where there is no magical solution to something. It's just real people with real problems and they're going to have to deal with it — and Emma, I always feel like she's a different person when she's taken by surprise. She's worked so hard to build a tough exterior in order to protect herself, based on all the things she's been through in her life, that she is always her most vulnerable and her most vulnerably honest when she's taken by surprise, because she doesn't have time to process her thoughts or to put that wall up. It allows for a lot of stuff to come out of her that we don't normally get to see.
TVLINE | We were left with quite the reveal, in what the seer told Rumplestiltskin…
There's now this looming threat, basically, on Henry's life that no one's aware of, and it's something I think they're setting up to pay off over time. It's also interesting because the Rumplestiltskin/Mr. Gold character has really evolved — we've gotten to see two very different sides of this man, even in the Storybrooke world. He does have this love for Belle and he does have capacity to be good, and yet he's also got this capacity to be darker than anyone else. He's also made true on his deals with Emma, so oftentimes Emma does end up aligning with him, knowing it's like "the devil you know or the devil you don't." With him, there's a certain, almost bizarre "code of ethics" to his evil.
TVLINE | But like you just said, we the audience now have to somehow reconcile that with the fact that he has this longer term plan that does not bode well for little Henry.
He does, yeah — and if there's anything we know about Gold, it's that he will do whatever it takes to save himself. That is obviously the most foreboding, knowing that if Henry is a threat to his life, he will definitely be a threat to Henry's.
RELATED | Ask Ausiello: Will Once Upon a Time's Emma Reunite With August or Graham?
TVLINE | Is the story moving forward about Emma coming around to Neal's point of view on why he bailed on her back in the day? He's laid out his case.
It's a lot for her to take in all at once, and she doesn't really have time to process any of it because so much happens so quickly, immediately after getting this information. I do think there is some sort of closure in her mind, having the explanation that he wasn't just screwing her over. But that doesn't change the fact that he still made a decision to not be with her, to allow her to suffer even more by letting her go to prison. In her mind, when there is love that was as true as what she had for him, you choose love. You don't choose the person who comes to you and tells you, "Well, she's got a job to do." It's why it's hard for her to completely forgive her parents for giving her up, like she said early in this season. "Yes, you did what you thought was right for everyone else, but what about what was right for me? I would have been in a curse, but I would have been with you."
TVLINE | That was a great point she made.
She seems to always be the victim of that particular circumstance, which is someone making a decision for the greater good and her having to serve the greater good, instead of anyone taking care of her or letting her take care of herself.
RELATED | Scoop on Once Upon a Time's Regina: Did Cora Cast a Spell on Her?
TVLINE | Has Emma unwittingly leveled the playing field with regards to Regina? Is Regina going to seize an opportunity to prey on Henry's hurt?
On some level. But unfortunately for Regina at this point, she is so wrapped up in her own sort of mess that's going on with her mother… and her failing at trying to not use magic … that she sort of misses seeing her opportunity. She does make a move to get him back, but she doesn't necessarily make the most strategic move based on the circumstances.
TVLINE | As we have seen, she and Cora have a much larger, nastier endgame going on.
This is [creators] Eddy [Kitsis] and Adam [Horowitz] doing such a great job of seeing the complications of human nature, which is that she still has a love for her mother, despite all the terrible things that have happened. It makes that situation incredibly complicated for her. Regina is incredibly powerful and she has found ways to push her mother out of her life, but now that she's back … it's hard for her not to be seduced by that idea of maternal love again.
RELATED | Once Upon a Time Seeks New Mad Hatter for Possible Spin-Off
TVLINE | Adam told me that Emma's love life is going to become "really complicated" — care to elaborate?
[Laughs] I think it's becoming incredibly complicated, incredibly slowly. Nothing happens quickly for Emma in love, unfortunately. Neal has someone in his life (played by The Walking Dead's Sonequa Martin-Green), so even though Emma's saying she doesn't care for him, you see that glimpse of, "Oh, I really don't want to hear about this guy having someone he's in love with." In the meantime, obviously there's always been a connection, some kind of "kindred spirit" element, between Hook (Colin O'Donoghue) and Emma.
TVLINE | Well, I was going to ask about Hook, because I know that while he comes with lots of baggage, here he is now, freshly betrayed by Cora and Regina. Maybe he'll look to align with the forces of good for a bit?
I'll be interested to see what happens with that, because we haven't gotten to a point yet to see what that decision is. He's so caught up in his own need to have revenge against Rumplestiltskin/Mr. Gold for what he did to Milah. All we know is that Emma does definitely feel a connection to him because she also started out as a thief, she also started out as abandoned in certain ways, she also lost love at a young age…. They have all these things in common, so as much as she sees him as someone she needs to keep under control or keep away from her son for sure at this point, there's an undeniable connection between them as well.
REMINDER: I will be moderating Once Upon a Time's PaleyFest panel Q&A this Sunday, March 3, at 1 pm PST. If you can't make it to Beverly Hills, watch it on LiveStream.


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Here we go again. For the third straight winter, retail gasoline prices have accelerated.
The national average price of self-serve regular is over $3.54 a gallon, according to AAA. It's up 15 cents in a week and 25 cents in a month.
In case you've forgotten, the same thing happened in early 2011. At the time, the increase was attributed to worries in the market that political instability in Libya would lead to supply shortages.
In 2012, when prices shot up again, it was blamed on tensions with Iran over its nuclear program. The worry was that any kind of Persian Gulf dust-up would interrupt oil supplies.
No Middle East turmoil
This year, there's a shortage of oil-producing Middle East tensions but that has not prevented retail gasoline prices from making their annual February surge. So what's to blame for this year's pain at the pump?
According to a consensus among industry analysts, this year's price rise is mostly to be blamed on U.S. refineries shutting down for scheduled maintenance. In other words, a completely foreseeable and, perhaps, controllable set of circumstances has caused the market to spike.
Other reasons that have been given for the sudden increase in price is optimism about economic recovery, even though the economy declined in the fourth quarter. Also, the fact that refineries, once they are operating again, will be switching over to summer-blends, which are more expensive.
However, consumers with long memories will recall that these annual occurrences rarely seemed to result in the big price increases we have seen over the last three winters.
Don't blame the service stations
It's useful for consumers to also remember that their local service station operator is not to blame for the price at the pump. The station buys the fuel from a wholesale distributor, who obtains the product on the open market. Beginning last month, that market has been very active.
Gasoline futures, traded on the New York Mercantile Exchange, have rocketed higher since mid-January. The price of futures contracts has risen 12% since the middle of last month.
At the same time, the price of crude oil has also been rising. Why? Not really because of supply. In fact, America's appetite for oil continues to decline while the country's domestic oil production continues to rise.
The Wall Street Journal links the rise in crude prices to pipeline problems, making it difficult to move product around the country. In other words, we have plenty of oil, we just can't get it where it needs to be. Because of that, the price rises.
Where's the demand?
If consumers were buying more gasoline, that would certainly help explain the recent rise in gasoline prices, both at the commodities market and the retail levels. But that isn't the case.
The U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) reports gasoline demand in the U.S. peaked in 2007. Last year's demand was a half-million barrels a day below that. Not only are people driving less, they're driving more fuel-efficient cars. Yet the amount of money they're shelling out for fuel continues to rise.
When consumers are suddenly hit with a big increase in gasoline prices, it has much the same effect as raising their taxes or cutting their pay. The effect on the economy can be toxic. In 2011 the economy was beginning to show signs of life when the large spike in gasoline prices coincided with the economy hitting what economists described as a "soft patch."
Futures prices retreat
That said, it's possible gasoline prices may level off, or perhaps even drop a few cents in the next couple of weeks. Energy traders in the futures market in recent days have begun selling their long positions. As a result, gasoline futures prices actually retreated a bit this week. Oil prices have also declined before hitting the $100 a barrel mark.
Why? It appears the market is now not so sure the economy is doing that well. Some analysts cite last weeks jump in first time unemployment claims, a highly volatile indicator that rarely moves markets. Others suggests the market for gasoline simply went up too fast in too short of a period of time.
The hedge funds that poured millions into the futures market in mid January, however, are looking at a handsome profit. Consumers, meanwhile, are looking at high gasoline prices, in what has become a winter tradition, along with Groundhog Day.
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With its headquarters in Singapore and 7 factories located in Malaysia, Thailand, China, and Singapore, Beyonics is an enterprise that encompasses more than 1.4 million square feet of precision-parts-manufacturing space throughout Asia.
Founded in 1981, Beyonics merged with Chosen Holdings Ltd. in 2016 to become a vertically integrated company that features two distinct core business divisions. Beyonics Precision Parts is dedicated to the manufacturing of precision-engineered components, specifically plastic-injection molding; aluminum die-casting and machining; precision machining; and deep-drawn metal stamping. Beyonics Manufacturing Solutions provides an integrated range of design, production, engineering, and fulfilment solutions, with an emphasis on turnkey electronics sub-assembly and complete product manufacturing.
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i discovered this rad little gem hidden in the depths of a bookcase at my parent's house (as you do). it was printed in paarl in 1959. the entire thing is illustrated by roman waher, who i unfortunately can't find any more information on (sometimes the internet doesn't have all the answers, who knew?). after a bit of digging around all i could i could find out was that he contributed to a number of other africana books.
if you're a fan of mid century illustration, be sure to check out this flickr group as well as the mid-century modernist.


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Kendrick hopes to avoid DL after hyperextending knee
ANAHEIM -- Howie Kendrick's hyperextended left knee was "really sore" late Monday night, but the Angels' second baseman was able to put some weight on it while getting around on crutches and remained hopeful of avoiding a trip to the disabled list.
"Hopefully it'll only be a couple days," said Kendrick, who will find out for sure when he undergoes an MRI on Tuesday.
"We just hope everything's stable in there," Angels manager Mike Scioscia said after his team's 5-2 loss to the Rangers. "Maybe he'll just be day to day."
The injury looked a lot worse initially.
With runners on second and third and two outs in a 1-1 game in the top of the fifth, Rangers shortstop Elvis Andrus lifted a high fly ball to shallow right field that Collin Cowgill and Kendrick both went after. Kendrick briefly had it in his glove, but lost it after his left knee collided with Cowgill's right arm and he remained on the ground in agonizing pain.
"We were running right after each other," Cowgill said. "I know as an outfielder, we're taught to go low and [infielders] stay high. It just so happens that when I was reaching, he was stepping. And his knee hit my elbow. It's one of those things where it's everybody's ball. It's really unfortunate."
"Nobody's at fault here," Kendrick said. "It's just baseball. Two guys playing hard. Things like that are going to happen."
Kendrick was helped off the field by Angels trainers, getting a standing ovation from the 34,040 in attendance as he made his way to the dugout, and was promptly replaced by infielder Tommy Field. It's the first time he's ever suffered a knee injury, and if he lands on the DL, it'd be his first trip there since May 2011.
Even if Kendrick doesn't land on the DL, though, Scioscia expects him to "be down for a number of days." That means the Angels will likely have to make a roster move prior to Tuesday's game, sending down a pitcher -- or placing Kendrick on the DL -- to bring in another infielder to give Scioscia three reserves.
A likely callup would be Grant Green, who was acquired from the A's in exchange for third baseman Alberto Callaspo and has played both second and third base at Triple-A Salt Lake, batting .333 in six games.
The 30-year-old Kendrick is having arguably his best season, with a .301/.341/.437 slash line, 11 homers and 47 RBIs in 108 games.
"We'll get information tomorrow and see how long he's going to be," Scioscia said of Kendrick. "He's sore tonight."


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In November 1983, during an autumn of Cold War tensions between the United States and the Soviet Union, a skilled Soviet military communications specialist struggled in secret for 10 days to send a radio signal from a waterlogged tunnel deep inside a mountain in the Urals. The code name of the redoubt was "Grot," or grotto. Around him, construction crews blasted away at the rock, building a hardened command post for the Soviet Strategic Rocket Forces. The specialist's goal was to find out if a radio signal could penetrate the mountain and reach the outside. If so, it would be from there that Soviet rocket commanders might manage a nuclear war.
The specialist was Col. Valery E. Yarynich, and he proved the radio would work. The next year, he got another difficult assignment: to perfect a troubled system, partially automatic, that would launch Soviet intercontinental ballistic missiles in a retaliatory strike if the Kremlin leadership were decapitated in a nuclear attack. One of the most creative, astonishing and dangerous projects of the Cold War, it was named Perimeter, although known informally as the Dead Hand. Yarynich succeeded at that assignment, too. Perimeter was put on combat duty in 1985.
Then Yarynich went to a think tank in the Soviet general staff. There, using modeling with new computer capabilities, he showed the critical importance of command-and-control systems in nuclear deterrence. He realized that, more than rockets and warheads, the brains of nuclear forces were most vulnerable and most important.
Yarynich was a son of the nuclear age. He served in the first Soviet ICBM division, carving a rocket base out of the forest north of Kirov. Later, he was on duty when Soviet forces went on alert over the Cuban missile crisis. In the early 1980s, he visited the deeply buried spherical concrete bunkers of Perimeter, where a handful of duty officers might someday make a doomsday decision about whether to launch a retaliatory nuclear strike.
In later years, Yarynich expressed grave doubts about the very systems of annihilation he had devoted his career to perfecting. He once told me it was utter stupidity to keep the Dead Hand secret; such a retaliatory system was useful as a deterrent only if your adversary knew about it. More broadly, he came to doubt the wisdom of maintaining the cocked-pistols approach to nuclear deterrence, the so-called hair-trigger alert, especially after the Cold War ended. He feared it could lead to an accidental or mistaken launch. Yarynich did not keep quiet. He decided to share his insights and worries with the world.
This took courage. Even after the Soviet collapse, discussion of such topics remained guarded in Russia. In the early 1990s, Yarynich cautiously shared key details about Perimeter with an inquiring Bruce Blair, then of the Brookings Institution, who revealed the existence of the quasi-automatic system in a New York Times op-ed. In 2003, Yarynich authored a book, "C3: Nuclear Command, Control, Cooperation," which laid out more startling details. It was published not in Moscow but by Blair's organization, the Center for Defense Information.
Yarynich harbored a dream that someday both the United States and Russia might share the secrets of command-and-control. He was certain it could lead to deterrence with far fewer nuclear warheads. He also favored taking missiles off launch-ready alert. He tirelessly expounded his logic, yet governments were not interested. The high priests of nuclear command-and-control could not envision opening up to each other, not here, nor in Russia.
In fact, the United States and Russia bickered for a decade over a plan to establish a joint early-warning and data-sharing center and failed to do so. Barack Obama promised in his 2008 campaign to take nuclear missiles off launch-ready alert but has failed to do so since his election. Many times while researching a book on the Cold War arms race, I witnessed reactions of disbelief and uncertainty to Yarynich's entreaties. It was remarkable enough for a veteran of the Soviet rocket forces to speak so candidly, and doubly so that he would broach openness in a field that had long been closed.
Yarynich died Dec. 13 at age 75 in Moscow from complications following cancer surgery. His dream was unfulfilled. Nuclear-armed missiles are still ready to launch in both the United States and Russia within minutes after an order is given. Yarynich took personal risks to break down walls of secrecy and point out the dangers. He wanted to share a lifetime of experience in the shadow of nuclear war. He worked on the most frightening inventions of the Cold War and hoped to retire them, peacefully.
David E. Hoffman is a contributing editor to The Post and the author of The Dead Hand: The Untold Story of the Cold War Arms Race and Its Dangerous Legacy and The Oligarchs: Wealth and Power in the New Russia.


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We, the Christian Community of St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Parish of the Roman Catholic Diocese of St. Augustine, commit to our baptismal promises. We believe in the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ, the Son of God, who set us free to be a worshipping, ministering people. As a loving community of brothers and sisters in Christ, accepting the gospel message, we reach out to one another as we share the good news. Empowered by the Holy Spirit and affirmed by the faithful, we pledge to live our lives in a Christian manner as an example, to our children and others, of values and traditions. As a priestly people, growing in faith together, we wait in joyful hope of God's eternal peace.
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| 6.7°C Belfast
Burnley have not agreed a fee with Hull for the sale of striker Charlie Austin, the Lancashire club has said.
The 23-year-old has been linked with Steve Bruce's promoted Tigers throughout the summer, with some reports claiming a deal was set to go through.
Championship side Burnley have denied that, though, tweeting: "Contrary to media reports, Burnley Football Club has not agreed any deal with Hull City for striker Charlie Austin."
Austin signed for Burnley from Swindon in January 2011 and has scored 45 goals for the club since then, with 28 of them coming last season.
Strike power is something Bruce was short of during the 2012/13 campaign, despite his side going up automatically.
Their total of 61 goals scored was amongst the lowest in the division, with midfielder Robert Koren their leading marksman with nine.


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Spinning Coin | GEOG41 | Released: 14/04/16
Spinning Coin are a fiercely independent rock group from Glasgow, something you could probably guess by listening to any of their songs.
Their roots are all over the place but a simple love of playing together in their rehearsal space, and almost never turning down shows, has seen them coalesce a winning group sound in almost no time at all, becoming an important part of the UK's always interesting DIY live music scene. Drummer Chris White is part of the Winning Sperm Party collective, who document of a world of shadowy Glasgow music running all the way from the Glasgow Music Collective to Fuzzkill Records today. All the other members of Spinning Coin – Sean Armstrong, Cal Donnelly and Jack Mellin see themselves as primarily coming from this scene.
Where Spinning Coin branch out from things is in their cascading melodicism topped with some amazing shredding. This connects into a slightly different Glasgow music scene more associated with Orange Juice, Teenage Fanclub, and of course The Pastels who are their current champions, releasing this first modestly magnificent effort on their Geographic Music imprint. Both songs are home-recorded but show off the group's easy flair for getting things to sound right without trying too hard. Of the two, Albany is maybe the more classic, bittersweet, beautiful.
Sean says this: "Albany is a song that remains from a short period spent living in a flat with the address 'Albany Mews' on Sauchiehall Street in Glasgow. It was in the lead up to the Scottish referendum. I was very angry about politics at that time, and had begun to feel that the UK government and mainstream press were working together on instilling a basic distrust among people who might otherwise have united and voted for something more fair, and favourable to the majority. I wanted to express something opposite to that; and instead to promote tolerance, respect, and diversity."
Sides is looser, less organised, a jam which Jack pulled into a song, showing off a different side to the group which they're going to further explore over their forthcoming album. For now this is enough, a vibrant debut 45 cut at the famous Abbey Road studio. More to come, so much more.


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Water wars have raged in Florida for decades, but earlier this year, state Senator Paula Dockery brokered a truce.
Since being elected to the House in 1996 (representing the Lakeland area between Tampa and Orlando), Dockery, 44, has demonstrated the ability to build consensus among groups with a history of contention. After one term, she was chosen to chair the Environmental Protection Committee — not because of her expertise on the subject but for her skill at fostering agreements among disparate players.
Dockery, a Republican whose family-run enterprises include citrus and cattle, then dedicated herself to learning about the state's environmental issues. In 1999, she authored the Florida Forever initiative, which provides $300 million a year to purchase land for preservation. That program was widely praised by business interests and environmentalists alike.
After election to the state Senate in 2002, Dockery became chair of the Environmental Preservation Committee. She began hearing from community developers that Florida's efforts to set aside water for environmental preservation were hindering the state's ability to handle its growing population.
The state needed a water plan. But environmental groups, developers, agricultural interests and local communities all were locked in a struggle to wrest control of an increasingly overburdened water supply. Dockery spent much of 2003 and 2004 developing legislation to determine how much water the state should devote to conservation, and how much should be available for drinking and irrigation. As the end of the 2004 legislative session approached, however, Dockery realized that not everyone was on board. She could push a bill through, but the legislation wouldn't satisfy each of the shareholders involved.
So Dockery started over, and for the next 12 months, she devoted herself to bringing together anyone with an interest in the state's water future to help craft a workable water plan. Discussions with two or three advocates quickly grew into sessions with several dozen people. Ultimately, more than 120 people — business leaders, agriculture representatives, environmentalists, home builders, city and county officials, tourism workers, public utilities managers — began showing up at monthly meetings.
Throughout the process, Dockery always prized consensus above all else. "She said, 'Look, we either have everybody agree to the language in this bill, or we're not going to have a bill,'" says Rebecca O'Hara, who until recently was a counsel to the Florida League of Cities. "In an age where you usually have all these special interests involved in writing legislation, that's a pretty remarkable thing for a legislator to do."
The work group meetings didn't always go smoothly. "The participants started on absolutely opposite sides," says Dockery. What's more, three months' worth of meetings were cancelled because four hurricanes hit Florida in rapid succession. "The state's deluged with water, and here we are saying we have a water shortage," Dockery says. "It sounded like we were off the mark. But as soon as the water receded, we were right back to the problem."
As the meetings progressed, Dockery realized the solution to the problem was deceptively simple: increase the amount of water available. "If you have a certain 'pie' of water, and you need it for drinking, agriculture and environmental preservation, you have three options," she says. "You can take from one and give to another. You can continue to try to conserve. Or you can develop alternative sources of water to reduce competition among all those parties."
The measure, which was signed by Governor Jeb Bush in June, provides $300 million to help local officials develop alternative sources, including desalination, aquifer storage, above-ground reservoirs and sewer reuse. Local water districts must match state investments dollar for dollar, so the plan encourages municipalities to form regional authorities and focus on water-supply problems across community lines.
But the law's most surprising accomplishment is that it pleases the players on every side of the water debate. That feat, says Eric Draper, policy director for Audubon of Florida, was almost surreal. "When we announced the bill, you had environmental lobbyists sitting at a computer working on a press release with representatives from the state Chamber of Commerce. I looked around and said, 'Take a picture of this, because you're never going to see this again.'"
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The boys started soccer last week and seem to enjoy it. Zak is already complaining that he wants to play "real soccer" which means he wants to play games and not just practice drills. There are about 40 kids in the clinic age group so it is pretty crazy at practice, but for games they are divided up into 4 different color teams. Next Saturday will be their first game.
Tyler hanging out during soccer practice
On Sunday we went to his hotel for a birthday party. At the hotel we also hung out with both of Ben's sisters. After having lunch we went for a swim then had the boys open some gifts.
Now I have a bunch of random pictures I wanted to share with those of you who read the blog, but don't see pictures on Facebook.
Ryder being bad
All 3 boys, Tyler in 9 month outfit!
He found his fingers!
Tyler loves his Zak
This morning we had picture day for soccer and then the kids did a few drills before heading home. Wanda had her camera and took a few pictures.
I didn't know she has me in the picture too
She had just told the boys to look at her
Ryder with Tyler
In birth order
Zak, Ryder, Tyler (ZRT)
Tyler with his Build-A-Bear from Grammy
The boys picked the dog
I named him Bubbles because that is a nickname
I have been using for Tyler recently with all of his drool and bubble blowing


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When you're in your little room, and you're working on something good — like spinning your AC Cobra around a pillar in a living room — you have to shoot some video. Then you're going to need a bigger room, and maybe a new floor.
Sent from Germany, there's really nothing else known about the domestic situation that made this possible. If the driver's just redecorating, might we suggest leaving the tire tracks in place. Or maybe even the Cobra, for when dinner parties get a little slow.
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When it comes to celebrating Thanksgiving, we all have our own ideas of a traditional meal. While your non-Latino friends will be celebrating the holiday with a buttered turkey, sweet potato casserole and a classic stuffing, your table will look just a little different.
There are a few not-so-typical dishes and traditions that your American friends might gawk at. Sure, your familia may be a little different, but it's still a day to give thanks and be grateful to be surrounded by your loved ones. In the spirit of the holidays, we've rounded up the top 10 ways that you know you're at a Latino Thanksgiving. Have more family customs to share? Tell us in the comments!
Read more: 5 Ways to (Latin) Spice Up Your Thanksgiving.
1. Latino Thanksgiving: There will be pork alongside the turkey.
There will be pork alongside the turkey.
It's not really a true Thanksgiving unless you have a fork full of turkey and some of your abuelita's pernil. That's just how the holidays are meant to be.
2. Latino Thanksgiving: Dinner starts no earlier than 9pm.
Dinner starts no earlier than 9pm.
Did you really think you'd be able to gather everyone before then? Good luck trying to convince people that it's time to sit down and eat any earlier.
3. Latino Thanksgiving: You don't hold hands to give thanks.
You don't hold hands to give thanks.
Some of your relatives might know how Thanksgiving started, some might not. But one thing's for sure: once you're at the table, it's time to EAT.
4. Latino Thanksgiving: Rice & beans shares the table with mashed potatoes.
Rice & beans shares the table with mashed potatoes.
Stuffing? No, thanks! That's not for us. Instead, the traditional mashed potatoes will have to share the side-dish spotlight with mami's arroz con gandules.
5. Latino Thanksgiving: Your typical dessert includes flan, not pie.
Your typical dessert includes flan, not pie.
Sure, some of your family might have jumped on the pie wagon, but most of us still stick to a flan when it comes to dessert. Okay, so maybe a pumpkin flan.
6. Latino Thanksgiving: There's at least 10 women in the kitchen.
There's at least 10 women in the kitchen.
Just as with every other fiesta your family throws, the Thanksgiving Day kitchen is a mess with your abuelita, tias, mami and cousins lending a helping hand.
7. Latino Thanksgiving: Forget the football, we're playing salsa.
Forget the football, we're playing salsa.
None of the men in your family are actually interested in watching some guys throw around a pigskin. Instead, listen to the blaring sounds of salsa (or bachata, or merengue, or…).
8. Latino Thanksgiving: 40-person tables aren't that uncommon.
40-person tables aren't that uncommon.
Thanksgiving is a family affair. And we do mean the whole family. Seeing your second cousin twice removed with her three kids? Not really unusual.
9. Latino Thanksgiving: Que vino? Let's break out the coquito!
Que vino? Let's break out the coquito!
Or the tequila, or whatever it is that your family drinks around this holiday. Maybe there's some wine at the table, too, but that's certainly not the only thing being served.
10. Latino Thanksgiving: The night ends with dancing (obviously).
The night ends with dancing (obviously).
At the end of the day, Thanksgiving is all about spending time with your family—and we bet your family ends the day with some spirited dancing. Good food, good music and plenty of familia is all we need, right?


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His extensive bardic repertoire did include a few stories about the Dark Elves, those who never answered the call to move West and to the Undying Lands. Like most everyone else he had thought those stories to be just and only that, stories. Conventional wisdom said that those of the First Born who did not make the journey out of the East had been over time, transformed into a an twisted, evi,l artificially created race, the Orc. The enchanted runes were evidence that those stories, and the so called Dark Elves were real.


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Genetic Risks: The Implications of Embryo Screening
What does this mean for society?
Feb. 10, 2013 -- A controversial procedure that lets would-be parents test embryos for certain genetic defects will soon be allowed in special cases in Germany. What does this mean for society?
Do people have the right to a healthy child? "No," says Tina Stark, "they don't."
Her daughter Maya, an eight-month-old with strawberry blonde hair, is lying on the changing table in front of her. It's Tuesday, and Stark has to replace the dressing on her daughter's central venous catheter. She puts on a surgical mask, disinfects her hands and removes the adhesive bandage on Maya's chest. "What we want is not a healthy child," says Stark. "We want a child that doesn't have this disease."
Maya has congenital nephrotic syndrome. Her kidneys allow proteins to pass through her body unused. Nutrients flow through the child like water, which is why she receives infusions at night. Maya needs almost a dozen medications and nutrient solutions to survive. The placement and removal of the tubes takes four hours a day. The Starks have yet to find a nursing service that does this well.
READ: Fertility Clinic Offers Gender Selection, Draws Women From Abroad
Maya needs to gain weight. She needs to add about nine kilograms (20 lbs.) of body weight to receive a donor kidney, but only weighs seven-and-a-half kilos now. Maya won't live much longer without a new kidney.
Stark, 35, is a teacher, and her husband Andreas, 36, is an anesthesiologist. When she became pregnant with Maya, they chose not to have prenatal screening procedures, such as a nuchal scan and amniotic fluid test. "We would have kept the child in any case, so we didn't need to know anything," say the Starks.
Today they are certain that the congenital disorder would not have been detected in a screening. Only one in 100,000 children in Germany is born with the rare syndrome. The outlook for the Starks, however, is completely different. If they have another baby, there is a one-in-three chance that it will have the disease, which is why they recently visited the Medical Genetics Center (MGZ) in Munich.
A Legal Gray Zone Elke Holinski-Feder, 51, founded the MGZ 12 years ago. A doctor specializing in human genetics, she has degrees in medicine and chemistry and is a professor at the Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich. "Do you know what advice these families are usually given?" she asks. "Try it, and if it goes wrong, terminate the pregnancy!" It isn't the sort of advice Holinski-Feder wants to give her patients. She offers families a different solution instead.
The procedure on which Tina and Andreas Stark are pinning their hopes is called pre-implantation genetic diagnosis, or PID, where an embryo is tested for possible life-threatening genetic defects before it is implanted into a woman's uterus. The procedure could be used to rule out congenital nephrotic syndrome.
The MGZ has been performing PID since the summer of 2010. Holinski-Feder has already provided the genetic test to 82 couples, but until now she has been operating in a legal gray zone.
The legal situation was long unclear. Fearing criminal prosecution, many German doctors did not offer the procedure, shamefacedly sending couples to the UK, Belgium or the Czech Republic.
In 2006, a Berlin doctor reported himself to the authorities. He wanted the country's highest judges to issue a ruling on PID. In 2010, the Federal Court of Justice declared the genetic test permissible in exceptional cases, and a year later the German parliament, the Bundestag, amended the country's Embryo Protection Act.
Last Friday the Bundesrat, the legislative body that represents the German states, approved a rule regulating how the procedure is to be used in practice. If it goes into effect, PID will be permitted in Germany. The German states will then have one year to implement the rule.
What is Normal?
It's been a long road to reach this point. In their conception of what life means and how much control humans should be allowed to exert over it, many critics think this kind of genetic screening is a step too far.
Medical ethicist Axel Bauer writes about his concerns in an article for an initiative called "Stop PID." He fears "that the possibilities PID offers will significantly reduce the range of 'normality' that will still be tolerated in our society in the future." Hubert Hüppe, the federal government's commissioner for the disabled, says critically: "In the future, human life will only exist after quality control."
Elke Holinski-Feder exhales deeply. Then she says: "I have a feeling that many of those who pass judgment on PID don't know what we are doing here."
When doctors, philosophers and politicians talk about PID, they are usually talking about the future. What happens when man begins to qualitatively assess the life he creates in a Petri dish? Is he toying with fate? Playing God? Is he helping? And where do his limits lie?
Holinski-Feder prefers to talk about the present. She is blonde and petite, and there are photos of her children in her office. When her students ask her: "When does human life begin?" she responds with a series of questions: "Imagine you were asked to place a picture of yourself as a child on the shelf. Which picture would you use? The zygote? The embryo? The baby?"
The staff at the MGZ includes five human geneticists and 14 biologists and chemists. The center's main activity lies in the diagnosis of neurogenetic diseases and hereditary forms of cancer. It receives about 30 blood samples a day, mostly from cancer and epilepsy patients. But parents who are carriers of a serious congenital disorder also contact the MGZ for help. Holinski-Feder often has to give them bad news. That is something she wants to see changed -- she wants to give good news, as well.
A Last Chance
One of the couples she would like to be giving good news to are Jürgen Schäfer, 41, and his wife Carola(*), 42, who are currently sitting in the consultation room.
They have traveled to Munich from a small town near Darmstadt in southwestern Germany. A file on the table in front of the Schäfers tells the couple's story, page by page.
They tried to conceive a child for three years. They went to a fertility clinic in the fourth year, and Carola Schäfer underwent an artificial insemination procedure twice. Then she became pregnant.
When her doctor performed an ultrasound in the 14th week of pregnancy, she discovered a kink in the child's spine. A sample of amniotic fluid was taken in the 18th week. By the 20th week, it was clear that the child had an unbalanced translocation on the second and 16th chromosomes. It had severe organic damage. The cerebellum wasn't growing, the heart was too large and the large intestine was missing.
The doctors told the parents: "It's very likely that it won't survive." Birth was induced prematurely in the 21st week, and the child died shortly after delivery.
After they overcame the shock, the Schäfers went to university hospitals and genetic specialists to try to find out what could be done so that they wouldn't have to experience the same thing again. "We were in Munich, Bonn, Lübeck and Wiesbaden," says Jürgen Schäfer. "They all referred us to someone else." If they hadn't found the MGZ, the Schäfers would have gone to Belgium.
Holinski-Feder explains to the Schäfers how PID is done. A fertility center removes oocytes, or immature egg cells, from the woman and artificially inseminates them. On the fifth day of development, a few of the cells that are emerging from the shell are extracted. These cells have the same genetic material as the embryo, but they develop into placenta. The procedure is called trophectoderm biopsy. By examining these cells, the MGZ can determine whether an embryo has inherited certain genetic defects.
"If we don't try this now," says Jürgen Schäfer, "we'll regret it for the rest of our lives."
They walk out of the doctor's office and go to the coat closet. Jürgen Schäfer gets their jackets so that he can help his wife put hers on. Carola Schäfer is sitting in a chair, and her husband sits down next to her. Then she leans her face against his shoulder and begins to cry.
'All We Have Is a Few Cells' Back in her office, Holinski-Feder points to her computer. "All of our PID patients have experience with miscarriages and stillbirths. Either that, or they are living with a severely disabled child at home." If they didn't, she adds, they wouldn't know that they are carriers of genetic defects.
Holinski-Feder will offer the Schäfer family the option of performing an analysis for chromosomal deformity. A procedure called array-CGH diagnostics is used to determine whether the quantity and arrangement of chromosome pairs is normal. This method does not detect other genetic changes, including muscular dystrophy, cystic fibrosis and congenital nephrotic syndrome, the disease Maya Stark has.
"There are more than 16,000 congenital disorders," says Holinski-Feder, "and all we have is a few cells. We're pleased when we can find what we are looking for."
Precisely because PID is only used to search for specific defects, fears that it could be used on a large scale are unfounded, says Holinski-Feder. She notes that only a small percentage of all disabilities can be prevented with the help of the procedure.
About 80 percent of all disabilities occur during or after birth. Of the remaining 20 percent, many are caused by influences during pregnancy, such as alcohol consumption. "Congenital disorders presumably make up less than 10 percent," says Holinski-Feder. And even within that group, she adds, most disorders are attributable to spontaneous gene mutations. "Despite PID, fate still plays an important role." An estimated 200 to 300 affected couples a year will take advantage of PID.
Artificial insemination will cost the Schäfer family roughly €5,000 ($6,770), and the genetic analysis at the MGZ will cost about the same. They'll have to pay out of pocket, because the German health insurance system doesn't cover these costs at the moment.
PID makes up about 0.2 percent of revenues at the Genetics Center. Holinski-Feder says that the price of PID covers her costs but doesn't bring in a profit. "I do this because I want others to be able to do it," she says.
Employees at the MGZ gather in Holinski-Feder's office for their morning meeting. There aren't enough chairs to go around, so some have to sit on the windowsill. They discuss the previous day's cases. Holinski-Feder leans back in her chair.
The discussion revolves around cancer, tumor markers and gene translocations. At the end, one employee pulls a printout of an email from his pocket and reads it out loud: "This is my request: Can you determine whether there is any relation to Wilhelm II?" Everyone laughs.
The genetics centers that will be allowed to perform pre-implantation genetic diagnosis in the future must satisfy strict criteria. They need a lot of experience in gene analysis and must have the necessary technical equipment. Holinski-Feder estimates that 10 to 20 centers in Germany will meet the requirements.
Under the law, couples are allowed to use the method if, due to the genetic makeup of the parents, there is a strong likelihood that the child will have a serious genetic defect or that the pregnancy will end in stillbirth or miscarriage. There will be no fixed list of disorders. Ethics commissions will be formed to issue approval on a case-by-case basis.
But what are the limits? How serious does a disease have to be for a couple to qualify for a PID?
"No one has a free ticket for 70 years of healthy life," says Holinski-Feder. She feels that the possibilities that exist in the United States go too far. "Making a little sibling be a donor for a child with leukemia, that's not okay," she says, adding that there are many other ways to help these children.
The Right to Decide
"But what if there are no treatment options?" she asks. "If there's nothing we can do?" Holinski-Feder is convinced that if parents know about the risk of a genetic disorder, they should have the right to decide whether or not to accept that risk.
The decisions these couples make often depends on their experiences, and on how much support they get.
Anna, the daughter of Sandra and Markus Kranz, lived only 84 days. The seizures began immediately after she was born last March. The doctors discovered that the child had cysts on her kidneys and a hole in her heart, and that her brain wasn't properly developed.
After 11 days, they knew why: Anna had Zellweger syndrome, a rare metabolic disease in which many enzymes don't work properly, and the organs gradually fail. According to the medical dictionary, "patients rarely survive infancy."
After 19 days in the hospital, doctors sent the Kranz family home. There was nothing else they could do for Anna. She had been born blind and deaf. "All she could do was feel us," says her mother. The parents made a bed for the child on the narrow red sofa in their living room. They positioned the oxygen machine and the monitoring device at the head of the sofa, placing the black box containing tubes and syringes under the coffee table.
Anna couldn't drink, so her parents fed her through a feeding tube. They were constantly lying on the sofa with their child, making sure that Anna remained on her side so that she wouldn't choke on her own tongue.
When their daughter was still in the hospital, the family signed an advance directive, stating they wanted no emergency intensive care treatment for Anna. They wanted her to die in peace. With this wish, they were abandoned.
It began when the health insurance refused to approve special nursing care for the family. When the caseworker was told the details of the case, she decided that there was "no relevant additional expenditure of time."
The days passed, and the child became weaker and weaker. Her mother never left her alone for a second. "We weren't doing very well for a while," says Sandra Kranz, 28. She turned to a hospice for children. "Zellweger?" an employee asked. "Yes, Zellweger." The hospice agreed to accept the family immediately. But then, once again, the health insurance refused to pay the costs.
Sandra Kranz asked the caseworker on the phone: "Why? My daughter is dying."
The caseworker replied: "The child is too young for a hospice. What do you want to do with the baby there?"
Sandra Kranz was speechless. The hospice filed a complaint and the insurance relented, saying that it would cover the child's stay, but that the parents would have to pay for their own accommodations.
The cost was more than €1,000 a week, more than they could afford. Sandra Kranz works in a bakery, and her husband works in a home-improvement shop. The hospice began collecting donations for the couple.
But by that point Anna was already doing very poorly. One morning the monitoring device wouldn't stop beeping. The oxygen saturation in Anna's blood was declining. Markus Kranz turned off the alarm and woke up his wife.
When the pediatrician arrived, he said: "It won't be much longer." The parents sat down on the sofa, held their daughter and waited until the end.
One out of 100,000 children is born with this syndrome. Sandra Kranz and her husband carry a 25-percent risk of having another child with the same disease. They went to the MGZ last fall. "Anna wouldn't be upset with us for going," says Sandra Kranz.
(*) Names changed by the editors
Translated from the German by Christopher Sultan


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Huey is a remote control program that allows you to remotely control another PC through the internet or your local area network. It is specifically designed to allow you to easily use your work/school computer from home. Features full 256, 15, 16, 24 or 32 bit screen transfer without loss of screen resolution; Reasonable usability at 56k modem. Free download of Huey PC Remote Control 5.5, size 1.24 Mb.
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Articles in Fiano, Polperro WINE and Blanc de Noir
Crittenden Estate OGGI
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Skins fermentation with traditional Italian white grapes (three textural varieties) and made like a red wine. Distinctive, sophisticated and a great food wine. ... Read full article
Rahona Valley Blanc de Noirs
Blanc de Noirs is made from Pinot Noir and Pinot Meunier. Barrel fermented and made in the Traditional Method, this late disgorged sparkling wine has spent over 6 years on lees. Rahona Valley Blanc de Noirs is refinement and delicacy. Aromas of...... Read full article
Even Keel Mornington Peninsula Chardonnay
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Focused fresh lemon and lemon pith with a toasty nutmeg base. Supreme consistency and balance with fine acidity. Subtle elegance and great poise.... Read full article
Polperro Chardonnay
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The Polperro Chardonnay comes from the Polperro Bistro Block and the Mill Hill vineyard. The Mill Hill vineyard being the highest vineyard in the region, produces wine with stacks of natural acidity which enable it hold virtually full malo- lactic...... Read full article
Polperro Pinot Gris
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The height of the vineyard results in long ripening and high levels of natural acidity persisting through to the wine, which although powerful and textured still remains restrained and elegant. There are hints of nuts, white flower and lemon/mandarin... Read full article
Polperro Mill Hill Pinot Noir
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The wine is more feminine than its counterpart but still powerful. The palate is focused and structured with a persistent finish. This is all tempered with lovely savoury and spicy red fruits and structured French oak.... Read full article
Polperro Pinot Noir
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Polperro Pinot Noir is a blend of all our up on the hill vineyards, Mill Hill, Landaviddy Lane, Polperro Bistro block and Bassat Vineyard.... Read full article
Polperro Landaviddy Lane Pinot Noir
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The wine is elegant but masculine with lovely mid palate flesh and flow and perfumed with middle eastern spices.... Read full article
Even Keel Mornington Peninsula Pinot Noir
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Colour Light Red hues Nose Lifted spice and brambly red fruitsPalate Displaying plenty of up the hill spice and fine tannins. Although light framed, the tannins are ripe and there is plenty of structure and brambly red fruits with some secondary...... Read full article


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Belgian-born Nadia Matar, 45 made Aliyah—a term given to Jews of the diaspora who immigrate to Israel, typically to live in Israeli settlements--when she was 18 years old. Though she is not Israel-born, she went on to join her mother-in-law, Ruth Matar, in founding one of the most extreme, right-wing settler movements that Israel has ever seen: Women for Israel's Tomorrow, colloquially known as Women in Green.
In an interview with Israel National Radio, Matar describes her inspiration.
"In 1993, Yitzhak Rabin was elected Prime Minister of Israel. His platform had four issues: no to talks with the PLO, no to the division of Jerusalem, no to withdrawal from the Golan Heights and no to the creation of a Palestinian state. But the minute he got into power, he did the exact opposite and started talking about the withdrawal from the Golan Heights."
Yitzhak Rabin signed the Oslo Accords in 1993. Through this, he recognized Yasser Arafat and the Palestinian Liberation Organization (PLO), and the PLO jointly recognized the State of Israel.
"We immediately felt that something was fishy. We organized a protest outside Prime Minister Rabin's house," Matar continued.
The next morning, photographs from the protest were in the newspaper portraying the Israeli protestors as rightwing, extremist, "crazy" settlers for their radical anti-Rabin and anti-PLO response.
Women in Green are radical in that they are colonizing the land on the other side of the Green Line in the belief that they are doing their duty as Jews to reclaim all of the biblical Eretz Yisrael as the modern day Jewish homeland
Women in Green are radical in that they are colonizing the land on the other side of the Green Line in the belief that they are doing their duty as Jews to reclaim all of the biblical Eretz Yisrael as the modern day Jewish homeland
"We wanted to make a movement to show that it was also mothers, grandmothers, children and youth who were against giving up Eretz Yisrael—not just 'crazy settlers.' So, we decided to have a campaign about the Green Line, and wake up Israel to the fact that our politicians want to shrink us back to the 1967 borders."
Eretz Yisrael, literally translating to "The Land of Israel" is the Hebrew name for the territory encompassing modern day Israel, Palestine and Lebanon as well as small portions of Egypt and Syria based on scriptural verses found in the Bible in Numbers 34 and Ezekiel 47. Up until 1948, the land now defined as Israel and the Palestinian Territories was exclusively Palestinian—with the establishment of the state of Israel came the first definition of the West Bank and the Gaza Strip. In 1967, during the Six Day war, Israel annexed more Palestinian land, creating what is now known as the Armistice Line of 1967, or, more commonly, the Green Line that went on to demarcate the Palestinian territories.
Jewish settlers—like the Women in Green—are radical in that they are colonizing the land on the other side of the Green Line in the belief that they are doing their duty as Jews to reclaim all of the biblical Eretz Yisrael as the modern day Jewish homeland. Although this has caused extensive loss and devastation for many Palestinian communities and is technically against international law, the Israeli government heavily subsidizes Jewish families—particularly those immigrating to Israel from elsewhere—to move into the settlements and physically colonize Palestinian land. In this way, many Jewish settlers see themselves as not only entitled to this land, but also above the law as many of the members of these communities frequently violently harass Palestinian communities with no legal consequences.
"Preventing Arab takeover of state land"
Women in Green got their name from the symbolic green hats that they wear, meant to draw attention to the presence of the Green Line and the fact that it should not exist, since all of the land, not just a portion, belongs to Eretz Yisrael.
Originally, the Women in Green was primarily involved with protesting who they define as "leftist" politicians and hasbara—public relations efforts to disseminate information about Israel in the face of negative press. However, after the expulsion of Israeli settlement Gush Katif in 2005—also known as the withdrawal from the Gaza Strip—the organization redefined its focus towards "preventing Arab takeover of state land and strengthening the Jewish people's possession of the land."
In addition to organizing conferences about exercising Israeli sovereignty over the West Bank, referenced by the Women in Green and other Israeli settlers as the biblical reference Judea and Samaria—which, unlike the rest of the country, was never formally annexed by the state of Israel—the Women in Green focus on planting vineyards and groves in the fertile hills of the southern West Bank, safeguarding what they understand as the rightfully Jewish land of Judea.
"Since the expulsion of Gush Katif, we have had an attack by the Arabs—an agriculture jihad of the European Union funding the Palestinian Authority (PA) with millions of dollars to take over the land in between the Jewish communities," Matar continues in the extensive Israel National Radio interview.
"As you know, in Judea and Samaria you have Jewish communities scattered all over. In between these communities, there is a lot of land that is meant to be for the future of the Jewish people. Those lands and hills have been empty for many, many years. Now, the PA is giving money to thousands and thousands of Arabs to build illegal buildings and plant illegal plants."
Despite Matar's accusations of agricultural jihad, according to international law—specifically the Fourth Geneva Convention, an occupying power cannot transfer parts of its own civilian population into occupied territory, thereby explicitly making Israeli settlements illegal under international law.
In Judea and Samaria you have Jewish communities scattered all over. In between these communities, there is a lot of land that is meant to be for the future of the Jewish people.
In Judea and Samaria you have Jewish communities scattered all over. In between these communities, there is a lot of land that is meant to be for the future of the Jewish people.
In addition, the European Union has active trade agreements with Israeli settlements that keep the settlement economy—particularly the agricultural sector—alive. Since Israeli authorities enjoy complete control over water resources, as well as choosing the most fertile land for their farms regardless of their location, their settlers enjoy the best of farming and irrigation technologies. Meanwhile, Palestinian farmers—who have not stolen this land, but farmed and made their livelihood from it for centuries—have been severely economically affected by the unlawful prosperity of the agricultural sector of the Israeli settlement economy.
Funding from the US
Though Matar complains about "the Arabs" receiving more funding from the Palestinian Authority than the Jewish settlers, the Women in Green is generously funded by the Central Fund for Israel—a New York City-based organization that openly funds pro-settler groups in Israel. On several occasions, the Central Fund for Israel has been criticized for taking tax-exempt donations for exclusively settlement organizations—something that is expressly prohibited under Israeli law. Women in Green has been identified as the most radical of their assortment of right-wing grantees, requiring a special ear-marking to ensure that the donation goes directly to their organization.
Though Ruth Matar has since resigned from Women in Green, Nadia Matar is still very active and currently lives in the Israeli settlement Efrat located in the Judean mountains between West Bank Palestinian cities Bethlehem and Hebron with her US-born husband David and their six children.
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Can't decide what pie to make for Thanksgiving? This pie is the best of both worlds. It combines pumpkin and pecan pie into one! YUM! The thing we really loved about this pie was that it was a layer of pumpkin pie and a layer of pecan pie. Give this pie a try even if you don't like pumpkin or pecan pie. Chicken Legs promises that you will like this pie. It wasn't overly pumpkin or overly pecan – you could taste a hint of both flavors. This can be made ahead of time and refrigerated until you are ready to serve. Chicken Legs suggests finishing this off with a big dollop of whipped cream or vanilla ice cream.
Pumpkin Pecan Pie
slightly adapted form Libby's
(Printable Recipe)
1 unbaked 9-inch (4-cup volume) deep-dish pie shell
1 cup Libby's 100% Pure Pumpkin
1/3 cup granulated sugar
1 large egg
1 tsp pumpkin pie spice
2/3 cup light corn syrup
1/2 cup granulated sugar
2 large eggs
3 Tbsp butter, melted
1 tsp vanilla extract
1 1/2 cups pecan halves
Preheat oven to 350.
Combine pumpkin, sugar, egg and pumpkin pie spice in medium bowl; stir well. Spread over bottom of pie shell.
Next, whisk together corn syrup, sugar, eggs, butter and vanilla extract; stir in nuts. Carefully spoon over pumpkin layer.
Bake for 50 – 60 minutes or until knife inserted in center comes out clean. Cool on wire rack.


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JavaScript Functions - 07
Functions are central to JavaScript, much in the same way classes are central to Object Oriented Programming languages like Visual Basic or C#. In this lesson, Bob demonstrates the basics of creating and calling functions, passing arguments, using the arguments object, and creating function literals as well as anonymous functions.
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The Discussion
great work bob
you are a very good professor
tks for your series
Thanks for this great series
Hi bob,
your demonstration is really admirable,thanx alot for a really good series.
Thanks Bob! You and your team did great job! :)
Thanks Bob! your videos are really good.very nice videos and easily understanding....
Thanks alot..sharing videos..........
function add() {
var tempValue = 0;
for (1 = 0; 1 < arguements.length; 1++)
tempValue += arguements [1];
return tempValue;
var myValue = add(1,2,3,4,5);
alert (myValue);
I can not get this piece of code to show up when i save it this is the first exercise that i have done and not been able to work out where I am going wrong. Help!
Try spelling argument correctly and you may get it to work...really sorry to have troubled ANYONE with my inability to spell correctly... Very Embarrassed!! I am really enjoying these exercises they're great!
@TGWC13 your for loop is wrong. It's i not the number 1
for (i = 0; i < arguements.length; i++)
tempValue += arguements [i];
<-- lol Apple logo on MS page
I forgot to write some nice words ^^
@Bob thank you very much for your great tutorials. I'm enjoying them very much. I started with the HTML5 & CSS3 Fundamentals and I really enjoyed all the hours "we" spent together :D
Have you ever thought about going to Hollywood becoming a movie star? You do very well in front of the camera!
Thanks a lot!
@Nico: You're funny. re: Mac ... I don't think Microsoft hates Apple per se ... Office for Mac is a pretty huge seller. They compete in some ways and partner in others. It's a complicated relationship ... but I'm not a Microsoft employee and you should ignore whatever I say on the matter.
And no, probably not going to pursue Hollywood anytime soon. Not a lot of need for middle-aged gray-hair, overweight dudes on TV. Thanks though .. made me laugh.
Nice words!
Are you saying that an anonymous function is one created and run all at once?
And, like the function literal, because I haven't given it a name, I can't run it (call it) again?
@Sal: Yes, that is a characteristic of an anonymous function, but it's not its only characteristic or benefit. I was going to try and enumerate them, but once again, Wikipedia does a nicer job than I could do on my own:
Hi Bob,
I would like to know if it is possible to use Javascript for a Real Estate Website?
@shondralynn: Absolutely, I'm betting most real estate sites use it in some capacity ... the question is, what functionality do you need and can JavaScript address it? That's something only you can answer.
I think the developers of this website need to check its spam detection algorithm.
Here is a link to the screen cast.
please answer the question in the video.
@dsilvadarius: That video is marked private. Couldn't see it.
Also, which posts are you referencing? I monitor each post and remove ones that are spammy. Of course I leave the ones that make me feel good about myself.
On a serious note. I wanted to learn JavaScript for a long time even prayed about it and your the answer. Your more than anyone can bargain for. You impart your knowledge very nicely. I discovered you also uploaded a series on vb and c#. Which language you recommend i take up having JavaScript under my belt.
Which of the links below refer to your use of argument at 4:56 in this video ? (I shortened the urls to see if i can fool the spam detection algorithm)
@dsilvadarius: Hi, trying to catch up ... a bit confused ... are you good? Still having problems? Anything I can help with?
Question 1) Have any idea why google chrome and opera output undefined in the console window even when every this is defined in the code. why do the f12 developer tools (internet explorer) and firefox (firebug) not show it?
Question 2) How can a value be defined and have the value undefined at the same time?
watch this[ www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=v2ifWcnQs6M#t=1184s ]watch 30 seconds to get an idea of what i'm talking about.
about the question in the previous post i want to choose between c# and vb which would be better suited for me as a web developer having javascript under my belt?
Did i offend you or something? You don't normally take so long! I apologize if i did.
@dsilvadarius: No, you certainly did not offend me. I drove 14 hours from Dallas to Chicago this past week (and back yesterday) to be with my dad who is 81 and in ICU in the hospital. Heart, lungs, kidneys ... you name it. I was trying to help my mom with end of life type issues. I"m back in the office today and digging out.
Your question required I listen to Crockford which requires my full mental capacities, most of which I was unable to devote to anything last week. I'll have an answer for you later today ... even if it is "I have no idea." Thanks!
oh! you reminded me of when my dad was in the ICU for heart attack. My mum was so devastated had almost given up hope, a miracle was required and we got it. He's on life support (a stent) but he's in good shape. he goes for check up every now and then but he's good. So take your time i'm in no hurry. I'll be keeping your family in my prayers.
why is there no semi-colon after "for (i = 0; i < arguments.length; i++)"?
btw: thank you so much for offering these videos. great lessons. not a natural coder but am following along as best i can. hope it will start to differ more from PHP. i did very poorly.....don't like PHP
Possibly someone can help here. I am new to all of this and I am trying to get a handle on this. In lesson 7 we created an input button with the onclick firing a JS function. It works with the first example. I am playing around with this and am trying to get the onclick event to display Howdy, pardner (like the second example). The onclick event will display Howdy,undefined it will not display the pardner. I will post the code possibly someone can enlighten me.
<!DOCTYPE html>
<title>JavaScript Example</title>
<meta charset="UTF-8">