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The easiest way, though not 100% accurate is to put your domain name in the search box. From there, you'll get a page with a few options. Click on "Find Web Pages that Contain the Term yoursite.com". From there your site should be the top listing (or very close to it). Under it there will be a link "more results from yoursite.com". Click that and it'll show you nearly everything that's in there from your site.
Posted 31 December 2003 - 01:36 PM
The query I like to use is site:www.domain.com -salkfjsljldj (or any other nonsense combination). That will give you all pages within the domain that do not contain the nonsense combination.
Posted 31 December 2003 - 01:37 PM
WIll allinurl:www.yourdomain.com this will give you two pages then just click the repeat the search with ommited results included. this should show all the pages in the index (I think)
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Well i just read my post and it makes as much sense as a chocolate teapot
I think it can be deciphered with a bit of help though lol
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Posted 31 December 2003 - 01:52 PM
LOL...OWG, I use your method also.
(But then again, I'd eat a chocolate teapot too...or chocolate coffee pot, or chocolate cheesecake...)
(But then again, I'd eat a chocolate teapot too...or chocolate coffee pot, or chocolate cheesecake...)
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Editor's note: Dr. Jo Ellen Roseman and Mary Koppal, from the American Academy for the Advancement of Science (AAAS), discuss how brain science fits into national classroom curricula. While recommendations published by AAAS, the National Research Council, the Society for Neuroscience, and the College Board all include standards relating to the brain, what students actually learn in the classroom varies greatly from state to state.
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At the national level, the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) describes what adults should know in its seminal work Science for All Americans.1 AAAS also recommends learning goals for K-12 students in its Benchmarks for Science Literacy2,3, and Atlas of Science Literacy4,5, and the National Research Council (NRC) offers a similar set of goals in its National Science Education Standards.6 States and school districts use the AAAS and NRC recommendations as a basis for the design of their own standards, which then inform the development of curriculum and assessment materials (those commercially developed as well as those developed with grant funds). In addition, the neuroscience community has developed its own set of core concepts that K-12 students and the general public should know about the brain and nervous system and has correlated those concepts to the national standards.7
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The National Research Council's Standards offers very similar concepts in the following knowledge statements:
For high school students, both the AAAS and the NRC learning goals include the role of the nervous system in the rapid transmission of information throughout the body through electrochemical signals. Some but not all of these ideas are also present in the most recent college- and career-readiness standards for science developed by the College Board.10
Beyond the basic but important concepts about the structure and function of the brain and the nervous system, only AAAS has specified any further knowledge in this area as essential to science literacy. For example, AAAS recommends that an understanding of mental health—including ideas about the mind/body relationship, factors that shape behavior, ways of coping with mental distress, and the diagnosis and treatment of mental disorders—be considered foundational knowledge for all students. AAAS also includes learning as a topic that should be part of a common core of knowledge. Neither the NRC Standards nor the College Board Standards includes any of these additional brain-related concepts in its recommendations. None of the national standards documents specifies an understanding of the brain that is as detailed and extensive as the core concepts recommended by the Society for Neuroscience.
Although most states claim to have based their science standards on the AAAS Benchmarks and the NRC Standards, they are not bound by these national recommendations and often interpret them in very different ways so that there is little consistency in standards across the states. As a result, many states list the structure and function of human body systems as a broad topic in their standards, but only some—including Minnesota and North Carolina, for example—specify ideas about the nervous system; others, such as California and Texas, do not. Because of their strong influence on the content included in and excluded from science textbooks, which have been shown to play a central role in determining what is taught in the classroom, the state science standards are an extremely powerful leverage point for anyone seeking to change the content of the science curriculum.11
Brain scientists, like all members of the scientific community, have a key role to play in promoting a wider understanding of the concepts and skills that are important to their field and to science more generally. To help shape their state and local science standards, researchers and clinicians can volunteer to work with state boards of education to review new and revised science standards documents; they can also work with textbook selection committees to ensure that instructional materials are scientifically accurate and include the science content intended by their state standards. In addition, brain scientists can become effective advocates for high-quality science education for all students in their local communities.
Other models of engagement might also be useful. For example, as the issue of global climate change has become more urgent, earth and atmospheric scientists in federal agencies, universities, and non-governmental organizations have worked together to identify important information for students and adults to understand about climate and the impacts of and responses to climate change. Now that they have developed a framework that lays out the essential principles that all citizens should know about climate science,12 federal agencies such as NOAA and NASA are funding efforts to develop effective ways to help a wide range of public audiences understand the science and engage in the relevant issues. Project 2061, AAAS's science literacy initiative is leading one such effort. The project is identifying data collected by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) and NASA that can be translated into classroom activities designed to help students understand a variety of weather and climate phenomena and the scientific principles that explain them. Similar efforts to identify phenomena-based learning experiences in the brain sciences—aligned to national and state standards and to the Neuroscience Core Concepts—could be the focus of productive collaborations between brain scientists and K-12 science educators and researchers.
1. American Association for the Advancement of Science, Science for All Americans (New York: Oxford University Press, 1989).
2. American Association for the Advancement of Science, Benchmarks for Science Literacy (New York: Oxford University Press, 1993).
3. American Association for the Advancement of Science, "Benchmarks Online" (2009), http://www.project2061.org/publications/bsl/online/index.php (accessed August 2010).
4. American Association for the Advancement of Science, Atlas of Science Literacy: Vol. 1 (Washington, DC: Author, 2001).
5. American Association for the Advancement of Science, Atlas of Science Literacy: Vol. 2 (Washington, DC: Author, 2007).
6. National Research Council, National Science Education Standards (Washington, DC: National Academy Press, 1996).
7. Society for Neuroscience, "Neuroscience Core Concepts: The Essential Principles of Neuroscience" (2007), http://www.sfn.org/skins/main/pdf/core_concepts/core_concepts.pdf (accessed August 2010).
8. See notes 2 and 3.
9. See note 6.
10. The College Board, "Science: College Board Standards for College Success" (2009), http://professionals.collegeboard.com/profdownload/cbscs-science-standards-2009.pdf (accessed August 2010).
11. I. R. Weiss, J. D. Pasley, P. S. Smith, E. R. Banilower, and D. J. Heck, Looking Inside the Classroom: A Study of K - 12 Mathematics and Science Education in the United States (Chapel Hill, NC: Horizon Research, Inc, 2003).
12. U.S. Global Change Research Program, "Climate Literacy: The Essential Principles of Climate Sciences" (March 2009), http://www.climate.noaa.gov/education/pdfs/ClimateLiteracyPoster-8.5x11-March09FinalLR.pdf (accessed August 2010).


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The Maroon A LOYOLA TRADITION SINCE 1 923 • "FOR A GREATER LOYOLA" ONLINE EDITION ATLOYOLAMAROON.COM FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 2009 Vol. 87, NO. 6 Student Records, SGA start new projects Enforcingfideral act, new consortium planned By CHARMAINE JACKSON Staff Writer Loyola's Office of Student Records and Student Government Association are working to promote two new initiatives they hope will benefit the university community when it comes to registration and multi-university cooperation. One act will begin for early registration in April: Loyola Online Records Access will feature information regarding textbooks for courses being offered for the summer and fall semesters, as a result of the 2009 Higher Education Opportunity Act. Officially effective July 2010, the Office of Student Records is helping to promote this initiative like other universities across the nation affected by the new federal law. Whether students are preregistering during the early registration period or registering during the regular registration period, the ISBN and the retail price of textbooks will be provided so that students can plan ahead and save money on textbooks. The textbook title, edition and author will also be included, said Kathy Gros, director of registration services. Similar to registering for class, Gros said she would like to incorporate a link on LORA that will allow students to access course material information easily. As part of the requirements of the Higher Education Opportunity Act, institutions must provide a link to another appropriate Web site that satisfies the requirements of information disclosure such as the college bookstore, including KEVIN ZANSLER/The Maroon Student Government Association vice president and English junior Maria Rossi, left, speaks to College of Business president and finance senior Jonathan Rowan, seated at table, as chief of staff and mass communication sophomore Kate Gremillion discusses an issue with president and marketing junior Sarah Cooper, center, at a student government meeting Tuesday, Sept. 29. Stock losses decrease endowed scholarships By EDUARDO GONZALEZ Senior Staff Writer As a result of the current economy, Loyola's decreased endowment has resulted in fewer funds for endowed scholarships. Catherine Simoneaux, director of Financial Aid, said that these scholarships are not guaranteed to students every year. "Endowment awards are granted on a yearly basis, so we don't promise the group of students who receive it that they can be renewed every year, because we don't know how much money is going to be available," Simoneaux said. The Office of Financial Aid said they will be giving endowed scholarships this year, however, fewer than previous years. "In an endowed scholarship, what's given out is the interest that's earned on the account." she said. "Universities all across America have less money to give out from that source, until the economy gets better." Loyola hosts "Laramie" epilogue premiere 2008 cast reunites for staged reading By ALLISON BAZNIK Staff Writer On Oct 12 at 7 p.m. in Satchmo's Jazz Cafe, Loyola's Theatre Arts and Dance department will host a staged reading of "The Laramie Project: Ten Years Later," reuniting the cast of a fall 2008 production of "The Laramie Project" at Loyola. According to C. Patrick Gendusa, director and visiting assistant professor of theatre arts, it is the first reading of the new script, and Gendusa said he couldn't be happier sharing the experience with his original cast "I am so excited to be able to reunite with all of my angels, I wouldn't be able to do this without them," Gendusa said. The script is also being read in New York City at the Lincoln Center, over 100 theaters in all 50 states, Canada, the United Kingdom, Spain, Hong Kong and Australia on Oct. 12. "It is a worldwide event and Loyola is thrilled to be a part of it," Gendusa said. Both plays are products of the Tectonic Theater Project and playwright Moises Kaufman, who interviewed citizens of Laramie, Wyo. to find out what citizens of the town thought of the 1998 murder of Matthew Shepard, a gay student in Laramie. Shepard left a bar with two straight men who convinced him they were gay. The men beat Shepard and left him alone tied to a fence. After the trial of the two men and the ensuing media focus on Laramie, Kaufman and the Tectonic Theater Project compiled all of their information and interviews into "The Laramie Project" The play received worldwide recognition, becoming one of the most performed plays of all time since its publication. With "The Laramie Project: Ten Years Later," Kaufman and the Tectonic Theater Project revisited Laramie 10 years after the crime. Gendusa said he is adamant about spreading the word of this production since- he has been the victim of a hate crime himself. As an openly gay man, Gendusa said he refuses to let that get in the way of this theatrical piece. "I am C. Patrick Gendusa, I am a human being whose career is acting, directing and teaching theater. Yes, I am gay, but that is not who 1 am, I am just me," Gendusa said. 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It is such a joy to be able to do something you love and make a difference. We have to keep Matthew's story alive. It is a part of history. We still have work to do. It's been 10 years and the hate crimes bill is still not passed. We're not done yet," Gendusa said. Allison Baznik can be reached at email@example.com COURTESY OF C. PATRICK GENDUSA The Loyola cast of "The Laramie Project," a play about the murder of gay student Matthew Shepard in Laramie, Wyo., performs a scene in the 2008 production. The cast is reuniting for a staged reading of "The Laramie Project Ten Years Later" on Oct. 12. Film about Harry Lee premieres By KATIE URBASZESKI News Editor "Wild About Harry: The Harry Lee Story," a documentary about the late Jefferson Parish sheriff and Loyola Law graduate, debuted in the Louis J. Roussel Hall on Sept. 30 to commemorate the second anniversary of the sheriff's death. 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Always a treat to have dinner at Posto, usually before Studio Theater. They get you in/out with no problem. Everything is always excellent.
the pre theater menu was great and a real bargain for the quality only parking is problematic
I have been here many times, but never for Happy Hour. Excellent selection at the bar, and the prices are reasonable. Same polite and professional service as a table.
Our on our anniversary, we cancelled plans to eat at a renowned suburban restaurant because of a flight that did not land until the wee hours that morning. Instead, we took the ten-minute walk to Posto. It was a very good consolation prize. We enjoyed a very well-conceived tuna first course, and typically excellent pastas. Desserts are creative and well-executed. There is a good selection of wines and the service is gracious and friendly.
The service and food are always exceptional. We not only go before seeing a play at The Studio, but also dine here when we have out of town guests. The pre theater menu is great.
I always enjoy Posto: the front desk, the staff, the pastas, the fish, desserts and coffee. the tomato marmalade in a puff pastry dough (if I remember correctly) would be even more interesting and delicious if not overwhelmed with the ice cream.
It was a wedding anniversary and they made the experience memorable. From the food to the presentation to the outstanding attention of staff it made the evening special.
Have been to Posto ma y times, and the food just keeps getting better
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The service and food were delicious. My only complaint was that cannoli were absent from the dessert selection.
I love Posto and my most recent experience only confirms that. Great trout on the menu this summer--I would go again just for that dish.
The lightest and tastiest gnocchi ever Great wines and very helpful server who did not recommend the most expensive I like my salmon cooked through - the chef doesn't - but I should have sent it back for more time Perfect spot for a small group. Always consistent Avoid the crostata - tasty but tiny
Started with a sample of cheese and a tomato salad special. The salad was perfect. The way my mom made it, especially in summer. Dinner was salmon which was also done to order. A must!
Highly recommend Posto. Great food; amazing service, and it is a beautiful restaurant . Outside there is construction going on, but you will not notice once you go inside.
Had another great meal at Posto. I took my boss who was in from out of town. The service and food were excellent. I had the monkfish special and my boss had the sea bass. This restaurant always impresses.
This was a great restaurant. The server was knowledgable of drinks and the menu. We had a antipasto platter which was excellent and all had different fish dishes. I would definitely recommend this to other people. We were going to a show at the Studio Theater and it was next door which was a big plus. The only BIG NEGATIVE is PARKING. There is no parking in this neighborhood and it put a damper on our experience since it took much time to find parking when we were trying to make a show.
An excellent pre-Stidio choice (it's next door), the food is delicious and the service unobtrusive and very good. My fetticini with veal ragout was a great choice and the melon sorbet provided a crisp, cool finish. The only doenside was the trndy noise.
I go to Posto a lot...every time I'm in DC, and that's about every month on business. Always a first-class meal with the best service. Last week I took my wife there and we were both amazed at the cuisine and hospitality, with special attention from the staff. Service is good for all the guests, but maitre'd Omar and waiter Nick took extra care to ensure my wife and I had a wonderful dining experience. I will go back again, and again. Simply the best!
Great food, great service. Consistently one of the best places on 14th Street. One of the best in DC. Awesome food. Tasty halibut special. Best proscuitto in the antipasto. Awesome pasta selections! and great wine. perfect atmosphere. If you aren't dining here, you are missing out on the best!
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First time to Posto and it was a nice experience. The atmosphere was more upscale and nice than I expected from the online photos so that was a nice surprise. Each dish we ordered was very good but nothing was stellar. It was very enjoyable though and I would go back. It is a nice neighborhood.
We LOVE Posto and eat here frequently. It's time to offer a gluten-free pizza.
This was my second visit to Posto and the food was as awesome as the first time. Unfortunately there is lots of construction and scaffolding outside the restaurant making it next to impossible to find if you don't know where it is. But it is definitely worth the time to find it!!
A recent weeknight meal at Posto provided a satisfying, soothing experience. The soothing part was probably not something the ownership intended. When the restaurant first opened, the pace was frenetic, the room was noisy. The opening in recent months of three highly-touted restaurants within a block -- two of which are Italian - seems to cut into Posto's mojo and clientele. But those not getting into the "hot" establishments can still enjoy a first-rate meal. Pastas are first-rate. My main course of trout and mushrooms was an effective combination of straightforward ingredients. And my dessert of lemon mousse in a Mason jar with a container of fresh berries off to the side was both clever and a very fitting end to the meal.
I had been to this place before and I keep coming back and every time this place amazes me. The chef is Italian and he keeps the dishes true to he Italian traditions (not localizing it) in taste and portion sizes. I never tried pizza at Posto, but antipasti, pasta, desserts - are heavenly, so I will assume that pizzas are to die for as well. Service is amazing, everyone is very friendly and they are willing to make your experience special. As far as drinks, they have a great wine and cocktail selection. Any Italian place in DC that makes Spritz (a traditional Italian aperitif) without me explaining how to make it is legitimately Italian.
Posto, a long time Logan Circle mainstay, is still our favorite 14th Street restaurant. Although they have plenty of competition from so many new and over hyped restaurants in the neighborhood, they still can deliver and this in the midst of a construction zone next door and outside the restaurant. I hope diners will continue support Posto!
Enjoyed an excellent meal dining outside. Service was excellent. Good variety of food choices though we ate the pizza which was excellent with some appetizers. Well priced wine list.
This is a GREAT neighborhood Gem; wonderful menue and excellent food fairly priced. Ask for Angela and sit in the back corner for quiet dining. The pasta dishes are really good, and the fish selections are very generious. Pizza looks wonderful...great wine. Just take Angela's advice if you cannot make up your mind!!
I return often because the food, service, and ambiance are excellent. Upon the last visit, I found the entree's side portions quite small. A tablespoon of mashed potatoes may look pretty on the plate, but it is not satisfying. The side dish of vegetables was also too small
I enjoyed the venue and food, but I was particularly impressed with the service, particularly, the sommelier, who was very knowledge and focused on my interests, not trying to "up-sell" me on wine.
The interior of Posto is fabulous. We chose to sit outside, unfortunately some construction is taking place right next door and the sidewalk/floor of the space was lopsided (as was our table). The pasta (really fresh and delicately flavored sauces), salads AND dessert are truly worth it.
We come here as often as we are in this part of the city. The food is superb. There is really no reason to say anything else. Food is what one comes to a restaurant for. Chief's specials are usually even a cut above. The staff is friendly and attentive.
We go here often, and find that the food and service is consistently good.
We both had the special - a delightful breaded quarter chicken stuffed with cheese and ham. This was preceded by an artichoke soup and a radicchio salad; both were excellent. Wine list was decent and appropriate to the cuisine. Espresso, cappuccino and gelato were a perfect finish. Service was great - we had a wonderful dinner!
Returned to Posto after a first good experience and was not disappointed. Very good food, wine and atmosphere.
We were visiting DC with family and had a memorable dinner at Posto. The wine selection and menu would suit a variety of tastes. The atmosphere was lively, but we the noise level did not interfere with our conversations.
I live in New York and have eaten in many top restaurants in NYC. Posto is as good as any of them. Its menu has a variety of choices, not always the same, and our dining group in DC takes advantage of the selection. No one is ever disappointed. one favorite: whole wheat pasta with shellfish.
I will definitely be coming back! This was a great place to go with my uncle from out of town! The decor was a little sterile, and I actually think it was made a bit more comfortable with the construction. The food was very good, the wine was great! The desserts were good, not great but I think that is based on what we ordered, a chocolate creme that was a little salty.
Been meaning to go to Posto as Ive been working on getting to many of the newer restaurants on 14th. Went on a weeknight about 7:30 and it was quiet, practically empty when we got there, but by the time we left the place was pretty busy. The food was nice. I had a mixed grill that gave me a nice sample of veal and sausage and chicken. My partner had a meat ravioli the filling of which was lovely. We did not have any room for dessert, but the list looked somewhat ordinary. One odd thing about the evening was that it looked like our waiter was responsible for about half of the restaurant. Our service was not affected too much, but I did take note that he seemed to be a little over taxed. But overall, a very nice evening.
Excellent food in hip setting. Cavatelli with tiny lamb meatballs were perfection. Vegetarian in our group enjoyed a pizza. All had dessert. Frutta fresca with basil gelato unique and delicious.
We always enjoy Posto-- it is the best accompaniment to an evening at the Studio Theatre next door. Get there early, do valet parking (parking attendants SO polite and friendly), have a REAL Italian meal, and no hassle, no stress! The pre-theatre prix fixe menu was great, good value for the price-- first time for us as we usually order off the regular menu which gives abundant choices, including pizzas which seem to be super-popular. Don't let the construction and scaffolding deter you-- it is still there under all the mess above!
We very much enjoyed our meal here. It was good to be back in an Italian restaurant that wasn't trying to re-imagine Italian food in different and sometimes unappealing ways. Portions were the right size, fresh and full of flavor. Service was very good and staff friendly.
I went here with 7 of my family members for my birthday and everyone was able to find something they liked on the menu. The service was perfect, we never felt rushed, but someone was always available if we needed anything. The food was all delicious. The serving sizes were pretty large, all of the pasta tasted homemade, and the ingredients seemed very fresh and seasonal. I would definitely go here again for a low stress group gathering. It's a little pricey, especially with drinks, but well worth it.
With all the new Italian places on 14th Street, it's easy to forget about Posto. But don't. Great food, fabulous wines, and a very friendly bar scene without the crowds and attitude of some of the newer places "to see and be seen." It's like going back to an old lover.
That sums up Posto - super pastas, seafood etc - quite creative and using fresh ingredients. Service is great too- notthe kind of place to languish around but you come for the food and a superb italian wine list at reasonable prices!
I first visited Posto when it opened and returned on Wednesday and I was pleasantly surprised to find the food as good if not better than before. My husband loved the tuna tartar. Also the martini lived up to his very high standard of a "real" martini. The pasta with veal ragu was divine. The service was excellent and friendly but not intrusive. What I loved is that it is an adult dining experience. !4th Street is very popular with the young foodie crowd but Posto has been around before the trend started and has an established following. It was great to be able to talk over dinner. A rare treat in Washington, DC. Also theater and dinner is simple as it is next door to the Studio.
One of the first of the 'new' restaurants on 14th and has been going for a few years and despite all the new trendy places down 14th that have opened in the past 18 months, I still think Posto serves up some of the best food around. Good, fresh ingredients don't need a lot of playing around with and Posto proves it. The wine list is interesting with lots of unusual Italian wines you don't get everywhere. It's reasonably priced, especially compared with all these 'sharing plate' restaurants (can't wait for that trend to die out!). Unfortunately I think they are suffering from a downturn in business from construction work on the building and adjacent lot which has meant scaffolding up for many months and makes it look closed from outside.
Very good food on a fixed price preheater menu. Nice combination of flavors in an argula salad and a branzino entree. Conveniently next door to Studio.
With a play at 3 and another at 7, Posto's pre-theater menu at 5 is just about perfect...


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I have been married for 10 years and I have been faithful to my wife. I love her and she is my best friend which is why I didn't cheat. The problem is that we have such mismatched sexual needs. Before marriage my wife used to perform oral on me quite a bit and we had a good sex life. After marriage within the first year there was a huge change. It seems to me that she did what she needed to do to keep me interested enough to get me to marry her. We have sex only when she is in the mood which is about twice a month. When I try initiating anything she comes up with excuses or complains about it. She recognizes that she has a low libidio and has said that she wishes that mine matched hers. I feel myself drifting and moving more and more away from her and I am not in love with her anymore. She still feels like a best friend, but I find myself frustrated and I am starting to resent her as a wife. What is running through my mind is that I am thinking if leaving her as the temptation to cheat is just becoming so strong. So if you want to keep your man interested in you and your marriage then feed he needs. It is very simple as men express and feel love for their partners through sex. It is what bonds us to you and what makes us move mountains for you. We are simple creatures that way.
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From the jail library, he would also ask for a few current affairs periodicals and daily newspapers.
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Guru was apparently "glad" when a small FM radio set was made available in all the high-security wards.
"I used to interact with him during my stint as Tihar chief as Director General (prisons). He would often talk about books, political events occurring outside and his need for holy books," said Delhi's former Police Commissioner BK Gupta.
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Of short height and slight build, Guru was usually seen dressed in a tee-shirt worn over loose pyjamas or trousers. Guru was known to be alert and polite to a fault with jail officials, conversant in fluent English at times.
To the dozen-odd people sharing the ward - most of them convicted terrorists — Guru was seen as a "hero owing to his case background", said a source.
Guru, a self-confessed 'surrendered' militant of the Jammu and Kashmir Liberation Front, was an intensely private man who allegedly tolerated the company of only a select few — usually convicted terrorists.
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I'm still longing for the day that Grijalva's first priority would be American citizens living in his district and not illegal aliens.
I did not vote for her since, from comments she made, it was CLEAR that she would not be able to work with fellow supervisors since she is too confrontational. This report sounds like I read her correctly, unfortunately.
Apologies! That was added in by editor folks after I turned in this post. I'll drop them a line and get that removed.
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Enjoyed this article... nice light reading on a cold winter's day! Thanks for enlightening me! I could go on but I think that's enough!
Will look forward to your next article...
Great piece Annamae! Thanks for putting into words what most of us feel about Community Days and City High School.
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Proof that voters don't always know best. Pima County Dist 1 had an opportunity to elect a fine public servant, Nancy Young Wright. Instead they elected a conspiracy theorist. Elections have consequences, and we got Ally Miller.
"What you need to know, when I'm speaking as president of the United States and I come to this community, is that if in fact I could solve all of these problems without passing laws in Congress, then I would do so," Obama said. "But we're also a nation of laws. That's part of our tradition. … So the easy way out is to try to yell and pretend like I can do something by violating our laws. What I'm proposing is the harder path, which is to use our democratic process to achieve the same goal that you want to achieve."
Thus speaks the man who routinely signs executive orders or simply issues fiats to abrogate the laws-the universe truly loves irony. Mr. Grijalva has simply observed the process and knows how it works. For some, at least...
While I'm no fan of James T. Harris or his show and far be it from me to question Mr. Franzi's cutting-edge political prescience, I'm confused. He attacks Mr. Harris for quoting from a source "plagiarized" from "genuine news sources" (does this make the Star/Citizen plagiarists for quoting AP or UPI stories?), also alleging that this source imagines its material in the course of the sentence, then does exactly what he spent the length and breadth of his column attacking Ms. Miller for and offers no evidence of his contention. Who is the pot vs. the kettle in this case? Also, could someone explain to me why a Pima County Supervisor needs to travel to Israel on the dime of a right-wing PAC? Is Mr. Elias worried about Hamas setting up shop in Barrio Hollywood?
Ally Miller is undeniably crazier than a shithouse rat and holds about as much credibility with most of her constituents. But if you're going to attack somebody for making empty claims, you should avoid using the same tactic yourself.
Nut. Case.
This is the guy who supported the boycott of Arizona and put hispanic hotel workers on the unemployment rolls.
He should be out of work next election.
Wonderful! Keep up the good work!
Actually, you are incorrect, Mr. Grijalva. In one paragraph, you refer to "potential citizens". In the next, you refer to "American citizens". you can't be both at the same time.
Ok let me see if I get this....he wants to let all the illegals (law breakers) to stay because it is breaking up families....right? Well what is the difference when someone breaks the law and gets sent to jail or prison? They are being separated from their families....so does that mean they shouldn't go to jail?
I think maybe Raul should pack his bags and move across the border to be with "his people" and help them inter the legal way.
"cannot continue to witness potential DumboCrat voters in our districts go through the anguish of following the Law"
If God ever gave us a luminary in the style of Jesus, it was Nelson Mandela. They both were persecuted by their governments for the very same reasons. The only reason that Nelson Mandela survived is because the South African government at the time didn't have the courage to blatantly execute him like Jesus's government did. I can only hope that Nelson Mandela's life will eventually have a similar impact on the rest of humanity that Jesus did, and maybe, THIS time, we'll really listen, and do what's right!
"Johnson cited Sir Isaac Newton's book on Optics, where Newton said that 'light is propagated from luminous bodies in time, and spends about seven or eight minutes of an hour in passing from the sun to the earth.'"
My question is, what kind of concept did Newton use, since it wasn't until Einstein came up with the Unified Theory of Relativity, that the speed of light was officially recognized?
Jammerk65, I sympathize completely!
Pedersen, remember you are writing about two humans hurting each other here. You even align yourself with the attacker and make light of the whole situation. Weird.
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How to apply for an Irish passport in time for St. Patrick's Day
All you need to know and useful links for Americans with Irish grandparents
Published Wednesday, February 27, 2013, 7:29 AM
Updated Thursday, February 28, 2013, 11:10 AM
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WoundedKnee | Feb 27, 2013, 04:06 PM EST
Another nonsensical post, Will Hamilton. Right now the greatest number of people getting Irish passports are Africans, Indians and Chinese. You probably don't know your way around Dublin, but if you ever go there check out the Passport Office. It's full of lines of foreign migrants collecting their Irish passports. Once you've done that, go jump in the Liffey.
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Will Hamilton | Feb 27, 2013, 03:11 PM EST
Americans can have an Irish passport and pretend they are Irish because the bankrupt damp sod of a banana republic needs every penny it can get it's hands on.
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redwood1957 | Feb 27, 2013, 01:01 PM EST
How to apply for an Irish passport in time for St.Patrick's Day 2014/2015?
You should research how long it takes for the approval once all your documents are approved.
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Silling | Feb 27, 2013, 11:49 AM EST
I am an Irish born ex pat living in France and I would like to abandon my Irish roots and begin an international passport swap. I am sure there are many like me from different countries who would gladly exchange. So, miss Fincham, if you wish to launch this appeal you can contact me direct, Niall has my email address and mail address also. Incidentally, I have looked into this and am aware of the implications and restrictions which will ensue when I swap with certain countries outside of the EEC. What I am trying to do here is to highlight the nonsensical patriotism we as peoples place on being a member of a country.
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TomSwinford | Feb 27, 2013, 09:56 AM EST
Yes, donal, I got that part- but
what exactly is the point in
saying that you can apply for a
passport in time for St. Patrick's
Day 2013 - for that is what's implied - when you clearly won't get your passport in the next two weeks. In short, the headline is deceptively pointless.
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donal1951 | Feb 27, 2013, 09:20 AM EST
Note Ms Fincham said apply, not
obtain. I got an Irish passport uears
ago, which I continue to renew, through
my father, who was born, raised and buried in Ireland and it took longer than two weeks. I agree the consular staff in Washington DC, where I was living at the time, were first rate and assisted greatly in my getting the paperwork together to prove I already was a citizen. The Bostom consulate was very helpful on a renewal to make sure the passport was actually issued in Dublin, so it had the bar code needed to be truly useful.
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TomSwinford | Feb 27, 2013, 08:48 AM EST
Ms. Fincham, your headline is
nonsensical. What exactly do you
mean? For example, St. Paddy's
in which year.
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Component is better than S-Video. Dont get me wrong S-Video is good, Component is better!Originally Posted by ultimategamer2004
Well now, unfortunately not all of us can afford an HDTV, so I use the S-VIDEO connection. Definitely makes all the difference.
componet can be used on ANY HDTV be it plasma LCD CRT or projection and if you never played GT3 on a HDTV with componet than you dont know what your missing! serrously begg borrow steal or put in some overtime HDTV changes the way you veiw games... pun intended
Doesnt even have to be an HDTV to have component inputs! A lot of the newer CRT based TVs that have a flat screen have components inputs, including ones with 4:3 aspect ratio!
Actually, the best image quality is obtained by a RBG input, unfortunally there are no RGB TV's in my country :? , if your TV have a scart input dont hesitate to buy scart cable for PS2.. its amazing the difference...
Read my above post. CRT TVs can have component inputs too!Originally Posted by NickSCFC
I currently use the standard SCART lead (Red, Yellow and White). But after noticing the quality difference between the regular and RGB SCART, I'll be getting RGB as soon as I can.
Which connection is best for normal run of the mill TV sets can RGB be fitted to any TV or not.
It all depends on what ports you have on the back of your TV. If you have a small round port, then you will be using composite (at least I think it's called composite anyway). If you have an almost rectangular port, then that will be SCART.
The PS2 comes with a standard SCART lead, which comes with red, yellow and white leads. The RGB lead is the same idea, except the leads are red, green and blue. I don't know all the technical stuff about the difference, but the picture quality with RGB is a lot better.
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Nick could you tell me where you got your RGB cable from i cant seem too see any in catalouges.
I would've thought that your local GAME store would have them.
Thanks for the info Matt i'll probably get one as soonas poss.....
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England kicked-off their Victory Shield defence in Chesterfield against Northern Ireland in a confident fashion on Wednesday with a comprehensive victory against Northern Ireland.It didn't take long for the Young Lions to exert their authority on the game as they nearly took the lead after only a minute on the clock. Local youngster Mason Bennett did well down the right side to tee up a cross for Lewis Cook, who narrowly put his shot wide. England continued to press in possession, but had to be vigilant in the opening ten minutes with Northern Ireland posing a threat on the counter attack with a couple of half chances. Nevertheless, it was Kenny Swain's side who opened the scoring with some impressive counter attacking football. Cook showed fantastic skill down the left wing but was upended in the process. Fortunately for England, the referee played an advantage and Bennett continued the attack before sliding a perfect pass through for Conor Hunte, who produced a fine finish past goalkeeper Conor Mitchell with his left-foot. England looked assured in possession throughout the first half, with Aaron Hayden nearly putting his side two up with a great header from point blank range after a Hunte corner from the left. The Chelsea youngster was certainly unlucky not to score, with Mitchell in the Northern Ireland goal producing a fine save. Full-backs Josh 'Ola' Aina and Ashley Smith-Brown were a danger all night down England's flanks and caused Northern Ireland all sorts of problems. Manchester City's Smith-Brown produced some fine skill down the left, beating three defenders before producing a fine cross for Bennett, who narrowly headed over from close range. Due to the high intensity of the game, it was a stop-start first 40 minutes with both sides fully committed in every challenge. Captain Jamie Harney had to go off with a head injury for the Irish after bravely defending an English corner and earlier picking up an ankle knock. England were dealt a blow on the stroke of half time though, with Northern Ireland equalising through Jamie McDonagh. The Linfield youngster took advantage of an unfortunate slip from Connor Ogilvie and rounded Manchester City goalkeeper Angus Gunn to calmly slot home and bring his side right back into the game. However this didn't dent England's confidence, with the home side producing two quick fire goals in the opening seven minutes of the second-half with a brace coming from Bennett. The Derby County striker, who was a threat all night to the Irish with his blistering pace, produced two well taken finishes which stunned their opponents. The first came through Hunte who turned provider this time to tee up Bennett and he calmly slotted home. Then the second came three minutes later when substitute Seyi Ojo did well down the left hand side before crossing for Bennett to head home his second of the night. The Mansfield-born ace certainly had a night to remember in front of the 4126 Chesterfield crowd as he was cheered with every touch he made. Both teams made substitutes throughout the second-half with Ojo, Dan Crowley and Jordan Brown all impressing and Swain fielded four youngsters who were born in the year 1997, the year of Chesterfield's greatest ever FA Cup run when they were beaten by Middleborough in the Semi-Final.


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Skype is expanding. Today, we announced in Czech Republic that we are going to establish an engineering office in Prague in early 2007, to complement our other locations in Tallinn, London, Luxembourg, North America and elsewhere. Tallinn continues to be our most important engineering facility, but we need to expand beyond Estonia to sustain our growth rate.
Some Skype people actually went scouting through many Central European countries earlier this year, looking for a new location based on a number of factors. We chose Czech Republic simply because it had the best mix. (I asked if good beer was one of the factors, but didn't receive direct comments. )
We already are in Czech Republic. Sort of. A while ago, we launched a co-branded version of Skype with Centrum.cz, the country's second-largest Internet portal. Now, in addition to just having a local version of the software, we will have an actual office there where you can come and work and help us build the "next great thing" from Skype.
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bscary said 7 years ago
Great! Schválně za jak dlouho se tahle zpráva dostane na Živě.cz až si to nějakej matla odtamtud bude číst o týden později…
smetana said 7 years ago
Za chvilku tam určitě bude. No konečně se tady clověk dozví i něco o naší zemi. Třeba bude ta ikonka piva v další verzi Skype klikací.
Jdu si to hodit k sobě na Blog.
smetana said 7 years ago
A je to v blogu: http://www.pocitac.com/?item=skype-se-rozsiruje-do-prahy
a po upozorneni Zive.cz i:
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bscary said 7 years ago
smetana: zkasils mi to