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To do that, main.cf in Postfix needs to be modified to change the $mydestination line as follows:
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Right now, we just edit main.cf manually and reload Postfix, but as the number of NAT'd Zimbra servers we take care of goes up, this gets kind of old to have to edit main.cf after each time a zmcontrol stop; zmcontrol start is run.
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Saudi Arabia
"Saudi Arabia has been slowly coming to its senses. Saudi security forces have been in firefights with al-Qaida cells inside Saudi cities for over a year. And they are edging toward at least minor reforms. So the Saudis have decided to be on our side in this struggle, and we welcome that. Were Saudi Arabia to fall to the Islamists, the entire region would be in jeopardy."
Abandoning the Middle East
"I learned (from my experience at the U.S. Embassy in Vietnam) that regional wars can have vast global consequences; had we not fought the Vietnam War, the Cold War would have been prolonged, or worse. Similarly, were we to give up on the Middle East, the international consequences would be awful to contemplate."
The United Nations
"At some point in the years ahead the U.N. will have to be remade to fit the evolution of world affairs since 1945, but right now, like the international state system itself, the U.N. is under assault and we will, during this period, have to make do with the institutions we have. We cannot make repairs on the aircraft engines while we are in flight and taking anti-aircraft fire."
Hill collaborated with former U.N. Secretary General Boutros Boutros-Ghali on Egypt's Road to Jerusalem, a memoir of the Middle East peace negotiations, and Unvanquished, about U.S. relations with the U.N. in the post-Cold War period. Hill is also editor of the three-volume "Papers of U.N. Secretary- General Boutros-Ghali."
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I recently came across a haircare product from Lush Cosmetics. The product is called Shine So Bright. Shine So Bright was designed to mend split ends of hair.
Unlike many Lush products this one is not vegan as it contains free range eggs. Other ingredients in the haircare product include extra virgin coconut and olive oils as well as shea butter. Shine So Bright by Lush also includes orange flower, grapefruit, neroli and rosewood perfume. These are all components traditionally known for moisturizing and conditioning the hair.
When I first went to use the product I was not sure how it worked. Shine So Bright resembles a solid perfume. I realized that the product needs to be softened up so scraped a small amount into my palm and warmed it in my hands. The texture is a balm. I began applying the product by running it through the ends of my hair. The first thing I noticed was that the product had a wonderful smell that became more apparent as it was applied. The most important aspect was that the product did work. The ends of my hair looked great and my hair did not feel weighed down.
Shine So Bright by Lush not only mends split ends but also works as an anti-frizz and a hair perfume. It is a great haircare product especially for colored hair as coloring and processing the hair usually leads to split ends. It comes packaged in a small tin container but a little goes a long way. I enjoyed this product and would recommend it.


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On Creativity is a lovely series of short, informal interviews with designers, artists, musicians, filmmakers, animators, educators, and others. In the above video On Creativity talks with filmmaker and photographer Andrew Zuckerman as he discusses the nature of creativity, the creative process and the importance of not knowing.
- Andrew Zuckerman
His talk on creativity impresses me greatly. He explains how creativity is a transformation from one thing to another as washing dishes. Any sort of transformation is apart of creativity. He further details how creativity has become a "coveted club" of exclusiveness that has become judged by visual artist, which he further explains is terrible. He says, "The less we think about the delineation between creative and non-creative people, the better our world will be." – Andrew Zuckerman
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How to Make French Cream Candy
Make a simple creamy candy with only 2 main ingredients, and any flavoring you choose.
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- 4 cups white sugar
- 1 cup water
- Flavoring
1Put the sugar and water into a bright tin pan on the range and let it boil without stirring for ten minutes.
2Once it looks somewhat thick, test it by letting some drop from the spoon, and if it threads, remove the pan to the table.
3Take out a small spoonful, and rub it against the side of a cake bowl; if it becomes creamy, and will roll into a ball between the fingers, pour the whole into the bowl.
4Take it in your lap once it is cool enough to put your finger in.
5Stir or beat it with a large spoon, or pudding-stick. It will soon begin to look like cream, and then grow stiffer.
6Take your hands and work it like bread dough once necessary.
7Set it back upon the range if it is not boiled enough to cream and let it remain one or two minutes, or as long as is necessary, taking care not to cook it too much.
8Add the flavoring as soon as it begins to cool. This is the foundation of all French creams.
9Do one of the following at this point:
- Make it into rolls, and slice off
- Pack in plates and cut into small cubes, or make into any shape imitating French candies.
- Color some of the cream pink, take a piece about as large as a hazelnut, and crowd an almond meat halfway into one side, till it looks like a bursting kernel. In working, should the cream get too cold, warm it.
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- When the boiled sugar is cool enough to beat, if it looks rough and has turned to sugar, it is because it has been boiled too much, or has been stirred.
- Practice and patience will make perfect.
- If, after it is beaten, it does not look like lard or thick cream, and is sandy or sugary instead, it is because you did not let it get cool enough before beating.
- It is not boiled enough if it does not harden so as to work like dough, and should not stick to the hands; in this case put it back into the pan with an ounce of hot water, and cook over just enough, by testing in water as above. After it is turned into the bowl to cool, it should look clear as jelly.
- Be careful not to burn yourself. If under 18, get adult supervision.
- Be careful not to boil it too much or too little.
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- A large spoon or pudding stick
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Political greenhorn Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) was on course to form the new government in Delhi with Congress support as its leader Arvind Kejriwal promised today to deliver on the assurances in its "strong" manifesto in the clearest indication yet of assuming power, but there is still no clarity as to who will be the chief minister of the national capital.
Noting that the AAP's week-long public referendum on whether it should form a government with the support of Congress was overwhelmingly positive, Kejriwal said he will meet Lt Governor Najeeb Jung tomorrow after the meeting of the party's Polital Affairs Committee(PAC).
Kejriwal, whose one-year-old party had its roots in the anti-corruption movement, said a final decision on government formation will be announced tomorrow after analysing the results of the week-long referendum through SMS, IVRS and email and from the public meetings conducted over the weekend.
"Though we have got the overwhelming participation of poeple during the public meetings and about 80 per cent of them have favoured that party should form the government but the final decision would be taken after a meeting of Political Affairs Committee," Kejriwal said.
After this, he said, he would be meeting Jung tomorrow at 12.30 pm.
Asked whether he would be able to live up to the promises in the manifesto, Kejriwal said the party would fulfil the "strong manifesto", which was prepared in consultation with experts.
The AAP leader said that some of the things which are in the manifesto can be implemented "within hours" of forming the government and it would be done. An order for audit of accounts of power distribution companies and issues relating to water is stated to be high on its agenda.
A civil servant-turned-politician Kejriwal held four public meetings in his New Delhi Assembly constituency, and at all the places majority of people gave their go-ahead to form the government.
He said out of 280 public meetings held till tonight, people at a majority of places said "yes" to formation of government with the support from Congress.
The deadlock over government formation in Delhi continued for nearly two weeks after the announcement of the results on December 8. AAP has 28 seats while Congress with 8 in a House of 70 has agreed to give outside support. BJP is the single largest party with 31 seats in its kitty.
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A toast to kindness in 2012
December 30, 2011 - Betsy Bethel
I have a friend who recently implored on Facebook for people to be a little kinder, to think about others before they speak or act, to realize that other people matter and have feelings. She made her plea on behalf of her 5-year-old son, whose feelings were hurt after an employee at a local recreation complex was rude and dismissive of him.
On behalf of that boy, my family and the Ohio Valley community, I would like to join her to help put bad manners and self-centeredness on the back burner and remind people of the Golden Rule and long-lost values of decency and kindness.
I realize that, first, I have work to do at home, with myself, my daughter and every member of my family.
Why do we find it so difficult to be kind to one another? Well, basically, I thinkit's because it requires us to pause a moment and reach beyond our immediate wants and needs. Putting others first is hard work, especially if you're not used to doing it. It's like exercising. It takes a conscious effort, it can even be exhausting at first, but once the habit is formed, you do it almost without even thinking.
When we are so consumed by getting what we want, when and how we want it, every minute of every day, it's easy to ignore, brush off or find fault with others with whom we come in contact. I know when I am at my most stressed and most rushed, that's when I most often disregard the feelings of my family members, let alone the strangers in the cars as I drive through town or the bag boy at the grocery store.
So, in 2012, my goal is to make a conscious effort to be a better steward of my time so I am not stressed and rushing and less prone to barking orders, speeding through town or otherwise being an ogre. The less stressed I am, I think the more able I will be to think before I speak or act, and to ensure my words are encouraging, not hurtful, no matter who I am speaking to.
I am reminded of Chris Figaretti's Be the Blessing campaign that took off here in the Ohio Valley a few years ago. I'd like to see a revival of that movement in 2012! I'm also reminded of the old church song: "Let there be peace on earth, and let it begin with me."
What do you need to change in your current lifestyle to make room for blessings, peace and kindness in 2012?
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University of Toronto Grads raise $1 Million for BackType
Today, San Francisco-based marketing intelligence company, BackType, announced that it has closed a seed funding round of just over $1 million, led by a group of Silicon Valley investors, including lead investor True Ventures as well as Manu Kumar's K9 Ventures, Freestyle Capital, Chris Sacca's Lowercase Capital, and Dave McClure's 500 Startups.
The financing builds on the $300K in seed funding BackType raised in January 2009 from True Ventures.
Techvibes readers will recognize BackType as we've been covering them since University of Toronto grads Christopher Golda and Mike Montano pledged their 2008 summer to startup incubator Y Combinator and in three months fleshed out the app.
According to TechCrunch, Golda said that BackType will be using this new round of seed funding to grow the team and launch its new paid analytics product which will debut later this year.


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• Chip sales will climb, but only in the single digits.
• Conversion to larger 450 millimeter wafers will gain traction.
• Energy legislation may affect the region's competitiveness.
• Chip sales will climb, but only in the single digits.
• Conversion to larger 450 millimeter wafers will gain traction.
• Energy legislation may affect the region's competitiveness.
The U.S. semiconductor industry has been America's No. 1 export sector over the past five years and a bellwether of the country's economy. Semiconductor innovations form the foundation for America's $1.1 trillion technology industry, affecting a U.S. workforce of nearly 6 million.
Here in Southwest Washington we are fortunate to have a cluster of semiconductor companies, including manufacturers such as WaferTech, SEH America, Linear Technologies and nLight.
With 82 percent of U.S. semiconductor sales going to buyers outside the United States, it is important to review how this industry did in 2011 on a global basis, look at a near-term forecast for 2012 and examine where the industry is heading and what is needed to keep this Clark County high-tech cluster of companies globally competitive.
Looking at 2011
Most pre-Japan earthquake semiconductor forecasts were calling for single-digit growth of worldwide semiconductor sales in 2011, about 3 percent to 7 percent. Japan accounted for approximately 20 percent of the world's semiconductor production in 2010 and is home to a large number of semiconductor companies.
The devastating March 11 earthquake and resulting tsunami significantly affected the world's industrial production and unexpectedly highlighted Japan's prominent role in the global supply chain.
Despite the concern about supply crisis of key components, Japan's semiconductor industry proved that it could overcome disaster and recover quickly with the help of crisis planning, global supply-chain management, and effective customer communications. Clark County high-tech companies implemented business continuity plans that quickly mitigated any local short-term effects related to this disaster.
With final numbers still coming, it appears that worldwide 2011 semiconductor sales will be about $314 billion, nearly in line with pre-earthquake forecasts. Strong demand for automotive applications and mobile processing in handheld devices such as smartphones, tablets and e-readers accounted for a good portion of this increase.
The future
With the U.S. still nursing a recession hangover and pending financial crises affecting many European countries, the outlook of the global economic condition appears weak. This started to impact the demand for chips in the fourth quarter of 2011. This has led to speculation that all major electronic segments will see much slower growth in 2012, except for the communications segment, primarily due to the strength in the demand for smartphones. So not surprisingly, forecasters are predicting only slightly positive, or in some cases negative, growth rates for 2012 semiconductor sales, varying from 3 percent growth to 1 percent contraction.
Semiconductor manufacturing equipment is the business segment which my company, Kokusai, participates in. Shipments have leveled off after a strong two-year rebound from the 2008-2009 downturn. Semiconductor equipment suppliers generally held a conservative business outlook during the fourth quarter of 2011, citing seasonal effects as well as macroeconomic uncertainties that have discouraged semiconductor manufacturers from expanding manufacturing. This will lead to a 3 percent decline in equipment sales in 2012. However, investment in new technologies and manufacturing innovations continue, which segues nicely to the next big thing.
The next big thing
The semiconductor industry, including companies in Clark County, lives — and dies — by a simple creed: smaller, faster and cheaper.
One of the ways that the industry can lower costs is to manufacture chips on larger silicon wafers.
Larger wafers mean that there will be a greater number of chips produced per cycle, which means a reduced production cost and lower prices for consumers. The current industry standard is 300 millimeter wafers, which are about 12 inches in diameter. The next size up is 450 millimeters, or 18 inches, which can fit approximately 1.8 times more chips than their 300 millimeter counterparts.
The chip industry has been talking about the move to 450 millimeter production wafers for several years now, and it seems like this transition is finally set to happen. Last September, industry giants Intel, Samsung, TSMC (parent of Camas-based WaferTech), IBM and Global Foundries announced a Global 450 Consortium, called G450C, to speed along research and development in this area.
New York state is helping to subsidize investment by these manufacturers in a 450 millimeter production line that will be established by the G450C group in Albany, N.Y., by mid-2013 to early 2014. The end result of what will ultimately become a $30 billion to $40 billion investment in 450 millimeter wafer manufacturing will be cheaper and more innovative electronics for the consumer.
The long term
Cheap and predicable energy has always been our region's trump card in attracting and retaining companies that manufacture.
Beginning in 2012, voter-approved Initiative 937, the Energy Independence Act, takes effect. It requires local electric utilities to obtain 15 percent of their power supply from renewable sources by 2020, starting with 3 percent in 2012. Although hydropower is abundant in this region, it is not a considered a renewable resource according to I-937. The rules will push up the cost of electricity in the state.
The Clark County High Technology and Community Council, which includes many high-tech companies in Clark County, has proposed changes to I-937, aimed at keeping Southwest Washington globally competitive without undermining the original intent of the initiative.
Manufacturing competitiveness and technology leadership are two essential ingredients for long-term survival in the semiconductor industry. The semiconductor companies in Southwest Washington has demonstrated the industry not only provides well-paying jobs, it also serves as a catalyst that has transformed this region into a high-technology industry cluster that generates additional high-tech jobs, investment and economic diversity — ideally for the long term.


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Nearby Blairgowrie Golf Club makes a perfect venue for corporate golf events. And luxury award winning Kinloch House hotel near Blairgowrie is the perfect central residential venue for your next corporate or society golf trip to Scotland
With over 40 courses to choose from, Perthshire adds an exciting dimension for corporate golf events and golf days in Scotland, if playing a number of courses is part of the event.
The amenities at Blarigowrieare of a very high standard, so if you visit the course as part of a corporate golf event or golf holiday you won't be disappointed. Superb hospitality awaits at KinlochHouse, the perfect accommodation for residential golf breaks and holidays in Perthshire, with the great fife and St Andrews courses well within an hour's drive too..
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Banana nut bread
This tasty banana bread recipe will be a hit with the kids, and the big kids, in your family. It's tasty with a crunch from the nuts and a deliciously light texture. Your children will love helping you in the kitchen create this deliciously moist and delicious loaf.
- 90g butter or margarine
- 1/2 cup castor sugar
- 1 egg
- 1 teaspoon vanilla essence
- 1 1/2 cups mashed ripe banana
- 2 cups Kellogg's Rice Bubbles
- 1 1/2 cups plain flour
- 2 teaspoons baking powder
- 1/2 teaspoon bicarbonate of soda
- salt, to taste
- 1/4 cup chopped nuts
- Preheat oven to 180°C.
- Cream butter and sugar until light and fluffy.
- Add egg and vanilla essence.
- Beat well.
- Stir in banana and Kellogg's Rice Bubbles.
- Sift dry ingredients together.
- Add to mixture with nuts, stirring only until combined.
- Spread into a greased 23 x 14cm loaf tin.
- Bake in a moderate oven (180°C) for 40-50 minutes or until cooked.
- Cool thoroughly before slicing.
- Spread with butter and serve.
- Tested by The Australian Women's Weekly TEST KITCHEN.
- This loaf makes a great breakfast when served lightly toasted
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Police have released surveillance photos of three men who robbed a convenience store in Edenton Thursday.
It happened around 10:25 p.m. at the Duck Thru convenience store on Virginia Road.
Police say three men, between 16 and 25 years old, came in wearing camouflage bandanas over their faces and wearing heavy coats and gloves. One man was armed with a pump action shotgun and the trio demanded money.
The robbers then ran from the store.
Police are offering up to a $1,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of the robbers. You can call Edenton police at 252-482-5144.


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Subject: Re: [OMPI users] slowdown with infiniband and latest CentOS kernel
From: Dave Love (d.love_at_[hidden])
Date: 2014-03-04 05:43:54
Bernd Dammann <bd_at_[hidden]> writes:
> We use Moab/Torque, so we could use cpusets (but that has had some
> other side effects earlier, so we did not implement it in our setup).
I don't know remember Torque does, but core binding and (Linux) cpusets
are somewhat orthogonal. While a cpuset will obviously restrict the
processes somewhat, it won't provide the necessary binding (at least
unless the resource manager launches the processes and uses a cpuset for
> Regardless of that, it looks strange to me, that this combination of
> kernel and OMPI has such a negative side effect on application
> performance.
I assume you can determine whether or not it's the kernel rather than
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With a cup of coffee in hand and a copy of Napoleon Hill's famous self-motivational book, Think and Grow Rich, on his lap, the newest Phillie, Hunter Pence, was into his pregame routine when he was told there would be no game on Sunday.
Just like that, Pence had nothing planned and all day to do it.
So before diving back into the Andrew Carnegie-inspired book which explains to readers that they can do or be anything, a book that Ken Norton famously read before beating Muhammad Ali to win the heavyweight title in 1973, Pence took a little time to talk to some of the local writing press about how things were going during his first fortnight with his new team. Sprinkled in, of course, were little insights into what makes Pence tick.
Were only going to see prosperity and success, you know what Im saying, he said. Theres going to be criticism at some point. But if you go out and you give everything that you have, youll end up alright.
That, at its essence, is Hunter Pence. At some point during any conversation with the guy, he will say something about how his daily goal is to try as hard as possible to be the best person he can. That goes for everything, whether he's taking batting practice, chasing down fly balls in right field or hitting behind Ryan Howard in manager Charlie Manuel's batting order. Actually, it goes for everything. He could be playing ping-pong or walking down the street to his new digs in town overlooking the city. Success, both tangible or not, is what drives Pence.
Shoot, even Pence's catchphrase, "Good game, let's go eat," is embedded into the larger goal. No, Pence wasn't expecting it to become fodder for t-shirts.
It did catch on pretty quick. Good game, lets go eat. The phrase has an underlying message a good one, Pence said. Lets get this win is what were saying.
And so far, it's been nothing but wins since Pence joined the Phillies. The team is 12-2 since the trade with the Astros and Pence is batting .327 with three homers, 11 RBIs and a .381 on-base percentage. Better yet, Howard, the cleanup hitter Pence was acquired to "protect," is batting .333 with six homers and 17 RBIs in the 14 games since the trade.
Sure, Howard is known as a strong finisher, but Manuel says it isn't so much about Pence's addition to the roster behind the cleanup man that has spurred the Phillies. With Pence, Manuel says, the Phillies' entire lineup is much better. He is a piece that has been missing since Jayson Werth departed.
I think it has to do with having better balance in our lineup and getting more guys on base, Manuel said.
Pence agrees with his managers analysis.
I see our offense as pretty strong, we can battle any night, Pence said. Ryan Howard is leading the league in RBIs. The guy is unbelievable. All the way up and down there are people who can hurt you. We know it's not easy to face this lineup because there are so many hitters you have to bear down on. Normally there are two in most lineups. We go Rollins-Victorino-Utley-Howard-myself-Ibanez, when Polanco is healthy, there's no break. Everyone is capable to do damage. And don't forget about Chooch. He's going to drive in runs and hit line drives everywhere. If you sleep on him, you get hurt, too.
Man of the people
Pences allure so far has been twofold. On one side he has been extremely productive on the field as indicated by the numbers. The second part is that he looks just like the quintessential Philly fan favorite when plying his trade. He doesnt exactly look smooth on the diamond, with his pigeon-toed batting stance and choked up swing.
When running and throwing Pence is a mess of effort and elbows and other limbs unraveling in an awkward distilling of energy.
No, there is no mistaking that Pence is giving a max effort.
But where Pence has really endeared himself to the Phillies fans has been through simply acknowledging them. When he takes the field for the top of the first at the Bank, Pence makes sure to wave to the fans in the right-field seats before warming up. Who knew that such a simple act could go so far?
Regardless, its sort of an example of the artist and his audience being one in the same. Pence loves playing baseballthats pretty evidentand he puts his passion and enthusiasm right out there on display with the 45,000 folks who fill the ballpark every night. In fact, Pence said he felt a bond with the Philadelphia fans when he came to town for games with the Astros. Pence enjoyed the back and forth with the fans, particularly in how they would send him messages via Twitter. He says he fed off it, and now that hes with the Phillies, the fans passion fuels him even more.
I feel very welcome. I feel like Philly is a good city that my personality fits in good with. I like the city's mentality bring your lunchbox to work and lets get after it, Pence said. I feed off of it, I really get excited just watching how Utley goes about it. And Victorino, too. I feel like I have similarities to both of them. I feel really comfortable with who I am here on this team and in this city. I know when I come to the field Im going to give everything I have on that day. Im not going to accept anything less. My goal every day I wake up in the morning is Im going to give all I have on that day and I'm going to get better every day.
Its very difficult to not be won over by the native Texans positivity. Besides, an attitude like that will make Pence a favorite regardless of slumps or ineffectiveness. Though they are different types of players, Pence has a demeanor not unlike former Phillie Jim Thome in that he enjoys all peopleeven the media.
When told he has Thomes old locker, Pences smile spread from ear to ear.
Jim Thome. I like that, he said.
He also likes the move from Houston to Philadelphia, too. Born in Fort Worth and raised in Arlington outside of Dallas, Pence is a Texas boy through and through. Aside from a bit of time in the minors, Pence has spent his entire life in Texas, so it would be easy to understand the apprehension about coming to Philadelphia.
But thanks to his family and friendsand all those followers on TwitterPence says the transition has been smooth. His family drove his truck from Houston to Philadelphia had his clothes cleaned and foundfurnished his apartment all while he was on the Phillies 10-game road trip.
Then again, Pence says his family is just as excited as he is to be playing for the Phillies.
When I got back, my car was here and my parents already had my place furnished, he said. Its like the coolest place Ive ever beenIm overlooking Philadelphia with all the windows everywhere. Im by the water. I see a bridge, I can see the buildings Its beautiful and I love it.
Sounds like Philly is falling for Pence, too. Then again, a bunch of his former teammates that spent some time with the Phillies kind of clued him in on what to expect.
They all had a little smile and said that you dont know what you are in for. You are going to have a lot of fun, he said. And they were right.
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Intimate weddings (and elopements!) at San Francisco's City Hall always steal my heart, and this one from photographer Kate Harrison is no exception. Shu, the lovely bride, kindly took the time to share her and Lin's sweet story with us:
We found each other on our alumni club's social website when I was studying in London and Lin worked in Hong Kong. Although we were oceans apart, we found an instant connection. When we finally met, it felt like we'd known each other forever. After many long haul flights back and forth across the continents, Lin proposed on a visit to the UK, totally spontaneously: no ring, no flower, and I said yes! Thinking back, it took such courage that neither of us imagined, yet it was a rare moment of facing and following one's own heart.
Instead of the traditional big fat Chinese banquet, we opted for a simple wedding, as fuss-free as possible. San Francisco City Hall came to my mind – I remembered seeing a photos from a wedding there and falling in love with the breathtaking architecture, and the 'calmness' within such a busy place really struck me.
I've always loved vintage styles, especially the 1940's, and I dreamed of having a dress like Audrey Hepburn's. After weeks searching in vintage shops and fairs in London and online, I finally decided to make my own wedding dress, using some original vintage patterns. I had so much fun, going through decades of wedding fashions, imagining how I would look in them and then finding the exact dress I wanted. On our wedding day, I ended up doing my own make-up and hair, I wrapped a piece of dotted veil around what I call a 'messy up-do', (it wasn't perfect but it suits the casual and spontaneous mood of our wedding), and I stepped out the hotel with my groom, feeling so happy in my DIY-ed outfit.
The wedding went in a flash – all we could remember was the warm feeling of being together through it all, just the two of us. I have to thank our lovely photographer, Kate Harrison, who acted as our witness. She captured the essence of those intimate, joyful moments of our day, that was particularly what we wanted to remember.
Our wedding trip to San Francisco left us with the sweetest memory. It was a total adventure and our life-long journey starts there. The planning process can be easy – after all, it's the firm belief in love and the faith to walk the journey, holding hands, that matters.
Well if that's not romantic, I don't know what is. Congratulations Shu and Lin, and thank you to photographer Kate Harrison for these dreamy photos. See lots more over on Kate's blog, right here.
This wedding was submitted via Two Bright Lights.
Julie /
What a sweet wedding! I love that they made such a beautiful and special moment for themselves. I have to admit; it would be nice to have a special ceremony just for me and my groom………….
Also, LOVE her blue shoes! Any idea on where to get them?
Gaelan @ Uschi and Kay /
Her dress is so beautiful! I want to make my own dress, but I feel like it would be too much to take on.
Stacey /
I second the comment on the shoes. They are fabulous! Who makes them?
They are from Ivanka Trump's collection, sold in Neiman Marcus;)
Kate /
I am all choked up. What a sweet wedding and such lovely sentiments. My husband is traveling for business half way around the world this week and this post made me miss him even more.
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What an extraordinary and beautiful wedding. I love it. Congratulations Shu and Lin!
Gabriella {sensiblyluxe} /
I have a friend who got married at the San Francisco City Hall, and it was beautiful. These pictures though–so very sweet. I love weddings!
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You captured the essence of what it's all about…intimacy, love, and just the two of you! Kudos to a beautiful wedding…nothing but joy, luck, love, and happiness to you both!
tamera /
So pretty!! I also DIY'd my long sleeve dress and wrapped a piece of dotted veil around my head!! Clearly amazing ideas. ;)
I love the photo where she's fixing his hair – the sweetest!
Lacey @ Lacey Wagner Events /
I Love a good San Francisco City Hall wedding. Makes for fab photos every single time. And that purse? too too cute.
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That dress is absolutely gorgeous! And the photos are really stunning, so delicate and pretty. x
suistt /
I love the picture with the green soda bottle. nice touch of pop color. super sweet when they're walking down the big open hall alone!
Katie | Invitations by Ajalon /
gorgeous dress~ This reeeeally makes me rethink big celebrations.
Shauna /
Beautifully intimate and vintage! Magnificent!
kristin eldridge /
The architecture and lighting is dreamy!
lydia {ever ours} /
gorgeous photography and beautiful dress.
Petit Duck /
Gorgeous dress.
Kate Harrison /
Shu & Lance are so dreamy. It was such an honor to celebrate with them & capture their love. Can you believe Shu's dress? Incredible. And the romanticism of their wedding? Unreal. Thanks so much for the beautiful feature, Kathryn!
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A simple but heart warming wedding =)
aruna b. /
super super romantic and so real. kate you did a great job capturing the intimacy of this!! love it.
Merel /
Love the dress!
This is exactly what we want! So in six weeks we are traveling to NY with just the two of us to get married. I can't wait!
the Perfect Palette /
beautiful dress, love this!
Regina /
to the bride and groom, congratulations on your wedding:)
what a simple, sweet and romantic ceremony. I adore your dress and blue shoes. Perfect combination :)
Stephanie /
Where can I get that purse?
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The Christening of Prince George of Cambridge has led to an awful lot of rather angry noise from supporters of the royal family.
First, there was uproar because the BBC relegated the story to two minutes right at the end of its television news programmes. Then many got their knickers in a twist because a satirical programme (also on the BBC) carried a joke about Prince Henry of Wales and one of Prince George's godparents. Next, a republican Labour member of the London Assembly caused apoplexy on the Tory benches by his dreary complaint that his fellow assembly members had sent a message of goodwill to the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge on the occasion of the christening of their son.
I do wonder whether my fellow royalists might be making several mountains out of a few very small molehills. Let us look at each story in turn.
The BBC almost certainly did misjudge its audience in thinking that the christening story didn't deserve much attention. And, to be fair to those who are so upset by that, the cause was probably an assumption on the part of BBC executives that the viewers shared their mildly republican prejudices. But (I am now hiding behind the sofa) the event, though delightful and pleasing to most of us, was not really the stuff of which major news stories are made. It was silly of the BBC to risk annoying its viewers by making them wait for the story until the end of the news programmes. But that wasn't the end of the world: we can survive.
The joke about Prince Henry was delivered by Jo Brand, a large and occasionally funny comedienne. I suppose we had better repeat it. This is what she said: "[Prince] George's godparents include Hugh van Cutsem… I presume that's a nickname as in Hugh van cuts 'em and Harry then snorts 'em." I didn't see the programme. If I had, I would probably have smiled, even managed a slight chuckle. Indeed, I imagine Prince Henry would have had the same reaction. Of course, it was never going to make the Oxford Dictionary of Quotations. And, with every repetition, it becomes more and more unfunny. But it was hardly the act of treason which many of my fellow royalists are portraying it as. I have to say that I am not terribly cross with the BBC for refusing to apologise (beyond rather pompously accepting that the joke should have referred to William rather than Hugh van Cutsem).
What about the tiresome Labour politician who complained about the London Assembly sending a polite note of congratulations to the Duke and Duchess? Did it really call for the outraged protestations of Tory members with which it was met? Wouldn't an audible groan of boredom have been enough?
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Cardiff University staff and students may use the eight networked PC computers located in the Multimedia Room to access the Internet (for electronic databases, University email, the intranet, LibrarySearch, and more), Microsoft Office Suite, EndNote, Corel Graphics Suite, Skype, Google Earth, an assortment of other useful software applications, and any documents the user has saved to their home (H:) drive.
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All Library PC computers running on Windows 7 are capable of sending print jobs to the network Follow Me printing which allows documents to be printed from any printer-photocopier (a.k.a. MFD: Multi-functional device) within four hours of sending the document. Personal laptops can also be set up to print wirelessly on this system.
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A colour scanner is located in the Multimedia Room. Remember that there are severe copyright restrictions on duplicating music. Please ask if you have any questions. The Library also offers a comb-binding service for a nominal fee. Spiral wire binding for music scores can be purchased at the Bute Graphic Services department. The Arts and Social Studies Graphic Services department is recommended for printing out concert programmes at a reasonable cost.
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This is a story about a Nov. 13 meeting in which advocates and opponents testified before the Tennessee House Health and Human Services Committee about a bill to legally protect patients who use medical marijuana with a doctor's recommendation.
This is also a story about how such a seemingly straightforward event can get mangled by biased media coverage.
Opponents – including Family Action Council of Tennessee's David Fowler, White House Office of National Drug Control Policy's David Murray, Nashville oncologist Dr. Kent Shih and anti-marijuana activist Steve Steiner – argued that medical marijuana was unproven as a medicine, would lead to increases in drug abuse among youths, and would serve as a stepping stone for those who would legalize marijuana for all.
Those favoring HB 0486, sponsored by Rep. Sherry Jones (D-Nashville), included Maury County epidemiologist and patient Bernie Ellis, NORML board member Paul Kuhn, Tennessee medical marijuana advocate Carol Hagen and Marijuana Policy Project legislative analyst Nathan Miller. The advocates presented scientific research supporting medical marijuana's safety and efficacy treating debilitating symptoms related to cancer chemotherapy, HIV/AIDS and multiple sclerosis, among others.
After hearing testimony and asking follow-up questions, the committee did not vote on the bill but did agree to hold another hearing to explore the issue further.
...That's pretty much the entire story, in 250 words or less. It might not be the most interesting story, but it's verifiably accurate, complete and balanced.
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It's not that the event didn't get decent coverage. Medical marijuana doesn't get a serious look in Tennessee every day, and local TV, radio and print outlets came out for it.
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Djibouti: Mixed marriages between an Issa man and a Midgan woman, including the clan and custody of the children when their father dies; through which system the custody decision is determined; and the penalties for a mother who took a child without having the formal authority over him
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|Canada: Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada, Djibouti: Mixed marriages between an Issa man and a Midgan woman, including the clan and custody of the children when their father dies; through which system the custody decision is determined; and the penalties for a mother who took a child without having the formal authority over him, 1 April 1999, DJI31462.E, available at: http://www.refworld.org/docid/3ae6ac7524.html [accessed 30 May 2016]
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Specific information on mixed marriages between an Issa man and a Midgan women could not be found among published sources consulted by the Research Directorate.
However the following from telephone interviews with the author of Djibouti : une nation en otage and Le Mal Djiboutien : rivalités ethniques et enjeux politiques, Ali Coubba, and with a lawyer and member of Djibouti Bar Association respectively on 16 March and 6 April 1999 may be of interest.
The Djibouti legal system is based upon French law and Islamic law. However for the family matters such as marriages, divorces, inheritance, formal custody of the children, etc., only Islamic law [Sharia] is competent [has precedence] (both sources). While mixed marriages are frequent in Djibouti society, those between members of the Midgan and members of other clans, including Issa, are rare among Djibouti people (Djibouti lawyer). However marriages between members of the Midgan clan and members of others clans is not prohibited by the law (ibid.). The few cases of those marriages are registered in Djibouti town, where traditions are less strong than in the countryside (Djibouti lawyer). As Djibouti society is patrilineal, children from all mixed marriages always belong to their father's clan (both sources). The two sources indicated that, in case of the death of the father, the formal authority over children including those from mixed marriage is generally assumed by the mother. However custody can be allowed to one of the close members of the father's family (generally to one of the father' brothers) if the children's mother is incapable (ibid.). The sources added that the incapacity of the mother is established by the Cadi [Judge].
The two oral sources could not provide any more information on other aspects of mixed marriages.
This Response was prepared after researching publicly accessible information currently available to the Research Directorate within time constraints. This Response is not, and does not purport to be, conclusive as to the merit of any particular claim to refugee status or asylum. Please find below the list of additional sources consulted in researching this Information Request.
Ali Coubba. Djibouti : une nation en otage and Le Mal Djiboutien : rivalités ethniques et enjeux politiques. 16 March 1999. Telephone interview.
Djibouti lawyer and human rights defender. 6 April 1999. Telephone interview.
Additional Sources Consulted
Resources Centre country file. Djibouti. 1991-1998.
Electronic Sources: Internet, LEXIS/NEXIS, Research Directorate Databases.
Three oral sources, including the Embassy of Djibouti in Washington DC.


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Enholm, Donald K., Communication Studies
On October 5, 1946, Senator Robert Taft spoke at Kenyon College, Gambier Ohio, as part of a three-day convocation on "The Heritage and Responsibility of the English-Speaking Peoples." The topic of Taft's speech was Anglo-American law and justice, a subject he viewed with much concern. Taft began by calling for "equal justice because it is an essential of individual liberty. Unless there is law, and unless there is an impartial tribunal to administer the law, no man can be really free" (p. 157). In recent years, Taft noted, events were weakening these "ideals of justice and equality ... [making] every man ... subject to the arbitrary discretion of his ruler or some subordinate government official" (pp. 160; 157). In domestic affairs, Taft cited agencies like the Office of Price Administration and its control of wages and prices, a situation which involved "granting arbitrary power and denying equal justice" (p. 161). In foreign affairs, he referred to the agreements made during World War II with the British and Soviets at Teheran, Moscow and Yalta--"secret agreements distributing the territory of the earth in accordance with power and expediency" rather than with the "rule of law" (p. 167). But Taft saved his strongest attacks for the recently completed Trial of the Major War Criminals at Nuremberg--attacks that, as one authority puts it, made him "probably the best known" critic of the trial (Bosch, p. 73).
Altogether, Taft had four legal criticisms of the trial, three of which consisted of the use of arbitrary power to curb individual rights, while the fourth was a prediction about the deterrence value of such a trial. First, the trial violated the "fundamental principle of American law that a man cannot be tried under an ex post facto statute." Second, the trial of the "vanquished by the victors cannot be impartial no matter how it is hedged about with forms of justice." Third, the trial was based on the "Russian idea of the purpose of trials, government policy and not justice, having little relation to our Anglo-Saxon heritage." And fourth, Taft warned that the trial and its sentences would not "discourage the making of aggressive war, for no one makes aggressive war unless he expects to win" (p. 168).
In what follows, there is first a double justification for the study, in part through the literature review, which indicates almost no previous evaluations of Taft's criticism, even though his stand was a controversial one; and in part through predictions, which indicates the differences between Nuremberg and its successor in the former Yugoslavia. After that, an analog modality serves as the format of the study, in which documents from Nuremberg--documents which Taft did not have--are used as the most accurate measure for assessing the worth of his criticism. And since this documentation is composed almost entirely of arguments, Rowland's functional approach to evaluation is employed since it judges arguments largely upon field dependent standards, which for the legal field is justice based upon law. Finally, the bulk of the study is an analysis of the Nuremberg documents, using Taft's criticisms as an organizing principle. Legal attacks include four retroactive indictments, victors' vengeance and trials based on government policy as well as a prediction about the deterrent effect of such a trial.
The first responses to Taft's criticisms were largely negative, although whether negative or positive, they "failed to deal squarely with the issues Taft raised" (Patterson, p. 328). Not surprisingly, since it was the middle of the 1946 election, many of the attacks upon Taft came from politicians. William Bosch, whose book addresses the reaction of Americans to the trial, quotes a number of Democrats. Typical was Senate Majority Leader Alben Barkley of Kentucky, who declared that Taft had "never experienced a crescendo of heart about the soup kitchens of 1932, but his heart bled anguishedly for the criminals of Nuremberg" (p. …