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I'm glad that Gardner Campbell has plowed the field a bit and encouraged the design team of our summer cMOOC to start blogging our thoughts. I always find design meetings invigorating, not least because it gives us all a chance to see a bit more into the (often surprising and complementary) ways we each have of conceptualizing the work ahead of us.
As for me, I've found myself blogging a lot this term about other classes, and so I love the idea of keeping that momentum going. I've been teaching a face-to-face modernism class this spring 2014 that had a twitter hashtag called #VCUBritMod, in part because I wanted to see how my students' thoughts were coalescing around the reading before class started. Even if twitter offered only an illusory chance to parse their thoughts as if in real time, I could still compare their initial assessments of course concepts to what emerges during our F2F discussions. For the record, I still strongly believe twitter offers a useful and ephemeral way of contributing ideas into an emerging consensus, and I will use it again starting in May 2014 for an online visual poetry course I'm teaching. But there's also a lot to be said for a sustained format for developing deeper and lengthier ideas to be exchanged after a point has been arrived at, rather than as it is happening.
So, to model the sort of deep engagement I expected from my students in their papers, I started blogging too; and yes, it takes some time I could be spending on other things, and yes, I can't guarantee my students (or anyone else!) is reading the supplemental blog posts on top of everything else I've assigned them. But as I've noticed about other bloggers' rationales for blogging regularly, the expense of time is itself rewarding: I can point to written records of new thoughts I've had during class periods (this happens every time a new set of students encounters ideas, which is to say constantly) rather than have them slip back into the ether, and I have a record of how my own ideas have been shaped over time by those interactions. Plus I think my thinking is better for writing more often and more consistently, rather than in short bursts when I schedule myself time around my teaching workload.
My goal for the summer cMOOC is to find a different and better way of reaching our students. What we teach isn't content, or even precisely a set of skills: it's an attitude or a predisposition, a sustainable psychology of tenacious curiosity. We can do that in a variety of ways that online technology can help us realize: if what I was after was an independent scavenger hunt, I could set my students going on independent inquiry projects and see what they brought back. The web could then curate personal exhibitions of each learner's work. It wouldn't precisely be an isolated or solipsistic project, because each student would still be interacting with scholarship that does represent a certain type of prescribed communication (usually with the student on the receiving end, or at the very least a heavily attenuated and punctuated time-lapse response to the published scholar's work).
But from everything I've learned about the sharing and curating capacities of Web 2.0 apps, we would be missing out on almost everything that makes the current form of the internet the internet if we didn't try to take full advantage of how readily we can connect learners to each other, and have them benefit from the unique strengths they each bring to the collective endeavor. This involves collaboration, which is not a skill many of the students I have taught to this point have already acquired before UNIV200, nor is it an especially sanctioned attitude toward work in a culture like ours that tends to favor competition and self-promotion over the job-well-done-by-many.
Personally, I think this is a welcome opportunity to see how we can encourage our students to collaborate more deeply with one another within the workflow of the course. Or in other words, to reconceive of the workflow of the course in order to best nurture an attitude of curiosity and conscientious collaboration.
When I last taught online, I had my students writing in blogs and then I had them collaborate in wikis, assuming that the wiki concept space would be more conducive to group work. What actually seemed to happen, (and perhaps this is mostly because it was a general education course whose students had a variety of experiences with, and anxieties surrounding group work) is that students would worry most that they would not be assessed harshly because another person whom they disliked said something they would not have said. Or, somebody would go through and edit out the parts other students had (in good faith) contributed, and then complain that the project called for too much work to fall on individual group members. Wikis did, in fact, allow some students to shirk the group work, despite warnings that the wiki tool would allow me to see who had contributed. Blogs that publish in punctuated bursts, and allow for authors to respond to other posts while documenting the chain of transmission and the evolution of collective knowledge, seem like a much less unwieldy instrument to arrive at the goal. Even though I still think the idea of wikis seems more conducive to the collaboration of a high functioning group in the abstract. [UPDATE: Jessica really likes wikis, possibly better than blogs for die Werke der Gruppe. Wikiphile!]
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I'm not sure if I'm using the right nomenclature, so I'll try to make my question as specific as possible. That said, I imagine this problem comes up all the time, and there are probably several different ways to deal with it.
Let's say I have an array (vector) called
main of 1000 random years between 1980 and 2000 and that I want to make 20 separate arrays (vectors) out of it. These arrays would be named
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Melissa Sellers, communications director in the governor's office, is leaving that job Friday to become Scott's campaign manager. Sen. John Thrasher, R-St. Augustine, who was eyed as a possible running mate for Scott, will instead do double duty in the largely ceremonial role of campaign chairman.
Campaign finance co-chairs will be Mike Fernandez and Darlene Jordan. Fernandez runs MBF Healthcare Partners, a Coral Gables-based equity company and a major Scott donor. Jordan, a Palm Beach Preservation Foundation trustee, is a former Boston prosecutor who runs the financial firm, Hellman, Jordan Management Co., with her husband, Jerry.
Fernandez and Jordan will be titular leaders of Scott's effort to raise what he has promoted as a $100 million re-election campaign.
Among others named: Matt Moon, who will be switching from his communications director role with the Florida Republican Party to the same post with Scott Re-Elect. Taking his place in the Florida GOP will be Susan Hepworth, lately the party's press secretary.
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The Pokemon Bank Nintendo 3DS app is about to launch and, with it, Nintendo is now offering a free Celebi to sweeten the pot. Just imagine: An adorable little Celebi to add to your collection, and all you have to do to get it is sell a fraction of your soul to Nintendo.
Im being overly dramatic, of course, but that sonly because Im still not sure how I feel about this whole Pokemon Bank business.
Pokemon is a pretty bizarre series in and of itself, when you think about it. Players take on the role of a trainer whose only influence in the evolution of their fighters is to blindly throw them into bout after bout. The adorable little critters then pummel each other until one of them fall unconscious. Its a brutal blood sport in which a high value is placed on the best of fighters and, lets face it, thanks to the digital world of today, there isnt a Pokemon trainer alive who doesnt fear one day losing their amazing collection of Mr. Mimes.
Thankfully, Nintendo is finally ready to offer a solution, giving players the chance to cram their bestest friends into a digital bank account, where they will remain forever trapped until you deem it a safe time to release them from their cold, dark prison.
As we reported a while back, the Pokemon Bank is set to arrive Stateside right after Christmas on Dec. 27, perfectly timed to take full advantage of all of those new trainers who just opened their brand new copy of Pokemon X/Y that was lovingly delivered by the big guy in the red suit. No, not Mario!
Basically, the bank gives you an online storage solution for those who have taken the gotta catch em all motto of the series to grand new heights. The bank will allow players to store up to 3,000 Pokemon in a cloud-based bank, where theyll remain safe and sound until youre ready to re-download them or transfer them into the next version of the game. My jab earlier about needing to sell a little piece of your soul to Nintendo comes from the fact that the app will set you back $4.99 per year.
No, thats not a lot of money by any stretch of the imagination but, seriously, were talking about a miniscule amount of information being stored here, and Nintendo would rather charge gamers to use the service instead of build a little good will and offer it free of charge. Then again, if even a fraction of the series fans decide to pick up the Bank, Nintendo could stand to make a bundle off of this frivolous little app.
Annoying, but at least that whole Celebi promotion announced during this mornings Nintendo Direct helps soften the sting. Basically, everyone will have access to Pokemon Bank free of charge for an undetermined period of time. Anyone who uses the Bank between now and Sept. 30 of next year, including during the free trial period, will be able to add a Celebi to their collection free of charge.
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Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee will not miss herself when she will be attending the Republic Day parade in Kolkata on Saturday. After all, out of the nine tableaus that will roll out on Red Road, five will carry huge images of the Chief Minister, thereby posing the question whether the celebration of national festival has also become a tool for the Trinamool Congress government to use it as a publicity campaign for the party.
A total of 19 photographs of Mamata Banerjee are exhibited by the five tableaus. Apart from the Chief Minister, photographs of other ministers like Commerce and Industry Minister Partha Chatterjee and Urban Development Minister Firhad Hakim have found places on the tableaus of various departments. The tableau of Kolkata Police tops the list as it displays 12 photographs of Mamata Banerjee including two which are more than ten feet tall.
The tableau of the state commerce and industry department carries photographs of the Chief Minister lighting the lamp during the inauguration of the second edition of Bengal Leads, an investment summit, held in Haldia last week.
The tableaus of three departments - Disaster Management, Tourism and Youth Affairs, and that of Kolkata Municipal Corporation (KMC) however, are the exception. They dont carry the photographs of the Chief Minister.
Debjit Ghosh, who designed the tableau of the tourism department, said he was not instructed to display the Chief Ministers photograph. There was no instruction from the higher ups of the department to display the CMs photograph in our tableau and this is why we did not use her photograph, a tourism department official said.
Artists giving final touches to the tableaus, which highlight the success stories of the Trinamool government, said it takes anything between Rs 4 to Rs 4.5 lakh to decorate one tableau. The per day rent of the vehicle is somewhere around Rs 7,000. If the minimum cost of decoration is considered as Rs 4 lakh. It works up to at least Rs 36 lakh for the state exchequer to have spent on the decorate the tableau, an official who was inspecting the tableau of his department told The Indian Express.
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Harvard On Location: Five Films Shot in Boston
Legally Blonde
Attempting to prove she's smarter than her brassy roots would suggest, blonde beauty Elle Woods (Reese Witherspoon) packs up her bags after being accepted into Harvard Law. This 2001 rom-com is set on the campus of the university's distinguished law school, as the unlikely candidate clicks her high heels down the hallowed halls on her way to winning back the love of her college sweetie.
The Paper Chase
Intellectual humour mixes with dramatic moodiness in this classic 1973 movie which also takes place at Harvard Law School and throughout Cambridge. The story follows James Hart, a first-year student played by Timothy Bottoms, as he chases after the academic approval of stern contracts instructor Professor Kingsfield (John Houseman) and the just-out-of-reach love of his daughter Susan (Lindsay Wagner).
Love Story
Laced with lingering outdoor strolls through the picturesque campus, this quintessential love story portrays a softer side of this tough-as-nails institute. Harvard Law student Oliver Barrett IV (Ryan O'Neal) and music student Jennifer Cavilleri (Ali MacGraw) share an ill-fated love in this 1971 drama which garnered several Oscar nominations including Best Actor, Best Actress, Best Director and Best Film.
The Social Network
This 2010 drama gives a glimpse into the early days of Facebook, starring Jesse Eisenberg as Harvard undergrad and computer programming genius Mark Zuckerberg (you might have heard of him). The movie is a thrilling, fast-paced ride from the global phenomenon's founding and infancy through the legal battles and lawsuits that resulted in Zuckerberg becoming history's youngest billionaire.
Good Will Hunting
Filmed throughout South Boston and Cambridge (mostly in Harvard University's Dunster House and around Harvard Square), this 1997 Oscar-winner launched the careers of local golden boys Ben Affleck and Matt Damon, a former Harvard student himself. Will Hunting, a janitor at MIT played by Damon, is a genius with mathematics but needs help from a psychologist (Robin Williams) to make his life add up to something.
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I'm tring to migrate 100 users from Exchange/outlook to zimbra/outlook.
I'd like to use zimbra GAL on outlook client :( .
Is it possibile?
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I'm tring to migrate 100 users from Exchange/outlook to zimbra/outlook.
I'd like to use zimbra GAL on outlook client :( .
Is it possibile?
Thanks in advance
the Zimbra Connector for Outlook provides access to the Zimbra GAL (even offline).
Thanks fo reply, but I'm using zimbra Community Edition.
I understood that outlook connector only works with zimbra Network Edition, but pherphas I'm wrong...
I also test outlook connector but outlook2003 crash when I access zimbra GAL...
My question is:
Is ti possible to access GAL from outlook using LDAP client support in Outlook 2003?
Does anyone to it? how?
Sorry but I'm a bit confusing about
yes, the connector is network only. open a support case with our support team and send us a core dump, we can fix the crash for you right away.
you can setup the outlook ldap address book to point at zimbra. add the ldap address book and point it at your zimbra server. of course, it wont work offline. also, you wont be able to browse the gal, you must search.
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I'm very sorry, but can you give me more info about how can I set up that?
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Thanks to all
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in outlook we need to add directory service (LDAP) settings.
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Logon information : uncheck
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specify number of entries... : 500
Search base
Custom : uid=*,ou=people,dc=zimbra,dc=com
And then i search name in my address book...
it said : No such object. Possibly your specified Search Base is invalid.
How can i make it right?
It's been a long time since I've used / configured Outlook with the Zimbra GAL (LDAP), but I just checked my settings and I have the "Search base" field blank. Tried a search and it seems to work OK.


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Normally, a Taiwanese citizen traveling from Taiwan will not require a visa prior to traveling and will receive a visa upon port of entry (ie. at customs). This is discretionary however which means that the customs officials can refuse a visa if they wish. This will usually be on grounds of suspecting the person(s) are entering for the purpose of actually staying for longer than the 6 month period permitted under the visa or because of suspected criminal activity.
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Visitors who do not wish to take that risk can apply for a 6 month visitor's visa to their nearest British Embassy prior to traveling. She would have to show that she intends to return home before the expiry of the 6 month period, that she does not intend to undertake paid or unpaid work whilst she is here and that she has enough money to support herself whilst she is here without the need to access public funds.
Such evidence would be her evidence of her job/accommodation in Taiwan that she intends to return (eg. statements from her others, documentary evidence of job/accommodation). Bank statements to evidence the money she has available. You could also write a letter of invitation stating that you are to provide her with a place to stay whilst she is here free of charge and will also assist in the case of emergency if extra funds are required.
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Thank you for your quick response.
Please can you tell me, can you foresee any problems with her bringing her son.
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Hi Douglas,
How old is the son?
3years and 6 months
Hi Douglas
That will not make a difference to her obtaining a visa but she should obviously make an application in respect of her son as well as herself.
Hope this clarifies, if so please click accept.
Kind regards,
Thank you for your time Tom.
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You're welcome and thank you for your very kind accept.
Be sure that your girlfriend adequately expresses the fact that she does not intend to stay here beyond the 6 months and make sure that she does not in fact stay beyond this period - if she does then she may prejudice any future application she chooses to make.
Good luck.
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The sponsor of Florida's first-in-the-nation "Stand Your Ground" law, state Rep. Dennis Baxley, is among the 17 members of Gov. Rick Scott's "Citizen Safety and Protection" task force that will begin meeting May 1, Scott announced Thursday.
Palm Beach County Judge Krista Marx will also sit on the panel, scheduled to hold meetings around the state and which also includes four state lawmakers from the Sanford area, a retired Florida Supreme Court judge, attorneys and a neighborhood watch volunteer.
Scott announced the formation of the task force in the aftermath of the Feb. 26 shooting death of Trayvon Martin, an unarmed teenager, by neighborhood watch volunteer George Zimmerman in Sanford. Sanford claimed he shot the 17-year-old in self-defense. The killing sparked a national outcry over Florida's "Stand Your Ground" law that allows people to use deadly force when they feel threatened and provides immunity from prosecution.
"We are a nation and we are a state of laws. And I'm committing to letting our legal system work to ensure the people in our state are safe and protected," Scott told reporters at a press conference this morning. "I'm a firm supporter of the Second Amendment. I also want to make sure that we do not rush to conclusions about the 'Stand Your Ground' law or any other laws in our state."
Scott waited to get the task force up-and-running until special prosecutor Angela Corey, tapped by Scott to take over the investigation into Martin's killing, arrested Zimmerman on second-degree murder charges earlier this month.
Task force chairwoman, Lt. Gov. Jennifer Carroll, a black former state House member who voted in favor of the 2005 law, and vice-chairman Rev. R. B. Holmes Jr., pastor of the Bethel Missionary Baptist Church in Tallahassee joined Scott at a press conference this morning announcing the launch of the task force, which will hold its first meeting in Tallahassee. The panel is made up of "racially, regionally and professionally" diverse members from Pensacola to Miami, Carroll said.
"The brilliance of this is you have the governor's office saying let's look at this, versus hot air maybe elsewhere. This committee has the opportunity to listen to the public at large, take their testimony and say these are our suggestions," Holmes said.
All of Florida's "justifiable use of force" statute, which includes the controversial "Stand Your Ground" law, will be included within the task force's scope of work, Carroll said. No one representing the National Rifle Association, which pushed Florida's law and helped spread it to more than two dozen other states, will be on the panel because no one from the organization applied, Carroll said.
The task force will take public testimony, gather data with the help of the University of Florida law school and make recommendations to the governor and legislative leaders before the legislature meets again in March, Carroll said.
Scott's office has also set up a website for the panel – www.flgov.com/citizensafety – an e-mail account – email@example.com – and a Twitter handle – @FLCitizenSafety – where the public can review the task force's work and provide input.
Although the task force's main focus will be on the justifiable use of force section of Florida law, Chapter 776, the group may also look into some of the state's many other gun laws, Scott said.
"This task force is going to take input from people about public safety. 'Stand your ground' is part of it. But thank goodness we live in a state where the crime rate is at a 40-year low. I want to keep it that way. We all want to keep it that way. If there's laws that are impacting that, where people don't feel comfortable, I want to know about it. We all want to know about it," Scott said.
See the full list of Scott's task force after the jump.
The task force members are:
_ Chairwoman Lt. Gov. Jennifer Carroll.
_ Vice-chairman R.B. Holmes Jr., pastor of Bethel Missionary Baptist Church in Tallahassee
_ Okaloosa County Sheriff Larry Ashley.
_ State Rep. Dennis Baxley, R-Ocala.
_ Former Florida Supreme Court Justice Kenneth B. Bell, of Pensacola.
_ State Rep. Jason Brodeur, R-Sanford.
_ Derek E. Bruce, Orlando attorney with Edge Public Affairs.
_ Joseph A. Caimano Jr., Tampa criminal defense attorney.
_ Edna Canino, president of Florida Embassy of League of United Latin American Citizens.
_ Gretchen Lorenzo, Fort Myers Police Department neighborhood watch coordinator.
_ Palm Beach County Circuit Judge Krista Marx.
_ Maria Newman, Melbourne neighborhood watch volunteer.
_ State Attorney Katherine Fernandez Rundle of Miami.
_ Stacy A. Scott, public defender with the Eighth Judicial Circuit in Gainesville.
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Fate of three other Jews that attempted to escape Iran in 1997 remains unknown; Netanyahu: 'I send my condolences to the families and hope they find solace in the information they received.'
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Yoav Zitun
Eight of the 11 Iranian-Jews who disappeared in the 90s on their way to Israel were murdered, the Mossad found, a statement from the Prime Minister's Office said Thursday.
In 1994 and 1997, 11 Iranian-Jews tried to flee Iran to neighboring countries in four separate groups. They disappeared during their escape attempt, and the case remained unsolved for years, with their families not knowing what happened to them.
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The men were among 12 members of the Islamic republic's Jewish minority whose disappearances, and the attendant silence from Tehran, have been cited by the US State Department as pointing to possible anti-Semitic persecution.
The families of the eight had pressed Israel to seek information about their fate as part of its past prisoner swaps with Iranian-backed Lebanese militia Hezbollah.
Intelligence sources received from a reliable source, privy to the details, information that these Jews were captured and murdered while escaping Iran.
The statement did not elaborate on who might have carried out the killings. It also did not name the eight men or offer an explanation as to the discrepancy with the US figure of 12.
The information on the investigation's findings was conveyed to Chief Rabbi and Chief of Rabbinical Court Moshe Amar, who issued a halacha ruling that supports and legitimizes the information about the passing of the eight missing Iranian-Jews.
This ruling allows declaring them as those who have passed away, and their wives as widowed, rather than "agunot."
"I send my condolences to the families and hope they find solace in the information they received. We will continue doing whatever is in our power to get possible information about those who have gone missing," Netanyahu said.
"This is an issue that intelligence agencies have been dealing with for over 20 years, and we can finally say the mystery has been solved today. Primarily this is a great intelligence achievement, to be able to track a credible source in a complicated area, that provided them with credible information that allowed uncovering the fate of eight of the 11 missing," Meidan said.
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NO-ONE likes to crash, but Graeme Gowland lost it in a big way at Oulton Park last weekend. Flat-out in 5th, Gowland lost the front, causes himself and the bike to hurtle into the gravel.
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Introduction to Tinaksite
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Chemical Formula – K2Na(Ca,Mn++)2(Ti,Fe)O[Si7O18(OH)]
Tinaksite was first discovered in 1965 from Murun alkalic massif, near Olekminsk, Yakutia, Russia. It was named after the presence of titanium, sodium, potassium and silicon in its composition.
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Japanese bees cook enemy in 'bee ball'
Tuesday, 3 April 2012
Japanese honeybees attack their enemies by using their brains to process and respond to the threat.
Social butterflies find safety in numbers
Wednesday, 21 March 2012
Some butterflies find it safer to hang out in a gang, collectively creating a big visual 'stop sign' to keep predatory birds at bay, say researchers.
Jilted fruit flies turn to alcohol
Friday, 16 March 2012
Frustrated male fruit flies, whose sexual advances are rejected by females, turn to alcohol to drown their sorrows.
Weaver ants use corporate memory to defend nests
Monday, 12 March 2012
Weaver ant colonies use shared memory to sniff out rivals, similar to sports fans recognising each other by their team colours.
Blood-sucking mega-fleas stalked the Earth
Thursday, 1 March 2012
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Ant colonies reveal city limits
Wednesday, 15 February 2012
Colonies of ants can only get so big before the cost of transporting resources gets too high.
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National | Methodist church leaders in California refuse discipline for ministers who carried out lesbian "weddings"; non-action sets the stage for a huge showdown in May
For 68 Methodist ministers in Northern California, the news arrived in $11.75 overnight Express Mail envelopes on Feb. 11: They would not have to face trial and possible defrocking for participating in a union ceremony of two lesbians in Sacramento in January 1999 (WORLD, Jan. 30, 1999). A seven-member investigative panel of "peers" ruled their defiance of the United Methodist Church ban on such ceremonies would not be prosecuted.
"No further steps or actions will be taken or pursued," Bishop Melvin Talbert of the California-Northern Nevada regional unit of the UMC said in a statement from Sacramento. He acknowledged the decision "may appear to have broken covenant with the Book of Discipline [the UMC book of laws]." But, he argued, a UMC regional conference is the basic unit of the church, and its covenantal standard for ministers "has precedence over this one narrow focus of law."
In effect, Bishop Talbert and his ruling regime of fellow liberals decided they need not obey any church law with which they disagree. This position appears to be in conflict with the vow of UMC bishops to "uphold the law of the church," an issue the bishop did not address.
The action sets the stage for a showdown at the 8.5-million-member denomination's quadrennial General Conference at Cleveland in early May. Cleveland could well turn out to be the Gettysburg of UMC history. If liberals throughout the UMC are successful in their vigorous lobbying to relax the laws, a major schism will result for the nation's second-largest Protestant denomination. Numerous pastors and congregations, including many of the UMC's largest, are poised to leave if this happens.
However, a survey by the renewal group Good News finds 65 fewer liberals among the 1,000 delegates who will be in Cleveland than were at the 1996 conference, where conservatives held the line. Some renewal leaders predict not only enough votes will exist to withstand a well-orchestrated liberal assault, but also perhaps enough to set in motion procedures to create a "missionary" conference for evangelicals in the West who seek relief from discrimination and the disregard for Scripture and church laws that pervade their conferences. Pro-homosexual forces announced that if conservatives prevail, demonstrators will engage in "non-violent direct action" in Cleveland to "condemn their untruth."
Meanwhile, back in Northern California, evangelicals are trying to hold their ranks together until Cleveland.
"If this decision to dismiss charges is allowed to stand, the church owes Greg Dell and Jimmy Creech an apology," declared John Sheppard, pastor of a large Methodist church in Yuba City, Calif., and a leading evangelical advocate for reform in the conference. (Mr. Dell was suspended from the ministry and Mr. Creech was defrocked in two widely publicized trials last year. Both had conducted homosexual unions in deliberate defiance of the ban, following rulings by the UMC's highest court that the laws involved were constitutional and violations of them were chargeable offenses.)
The action "is going to inflame Methodists across the country," warned Bakersfield pastor Robert L. Kuyper, president of the Evangelical Renewal Fellowship in Bishop Talbert's conference.
Indeed, within five days of the Talbert announcement, three renewal groups announced the formation of a Coalition for United Methodist Accountability to press for doctrinal, fiscal, and "procedural" accountability. It will "assemble a team of eminent attorneys and legal advisors who will be prepared to respond to ensure accountability in the order and administration of the church," a news release said. The coalition includes the Confessing Movement, which represents more than 1,200 congregations and 500,000 United Methodists.
Bishop Talbert told reporters that anybody who doesn't like what's going on in the conference is welcome to leave. "There is room for diversity here, there is room for a difference of opinion," he said. However, when WORLD questioned him earlier about his failure to appoint any evangelicals to key committees and positions of power in the conference, he said he wanted only people he could trust to represent his views and positions.
On a related front, Good News asked the UMC Council of Bishops to take corrective action regarding two other bishops. Bishop Susan Morrison signed a public statement Jan. 19 supporting proposed Vermont legislation to recognize "committed" relationships between same-sex couples as "marriage." And in Southern California, Bishop Roy Sano took part in a public rally Jan. 23, speaking out against Proposition 22, an anti-gay marriage initiative on a March 7 state ballot.
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WASHINGTON — Google chief Eric Schmidt's plan to visit North Korea has put the Obama administration in the awkward position of opposing a champion of Internet freedom who's decided to engage with one of the most intensely censored countries.
The administration is wary for a reason. It fears that Schmidt's trip could give a boost to North Korea's young leader, Kim Jong Un, just when the U.S. government is trying to pressure him.
In December, North Korea launched a long-range rocket in violation of U.N. Security Council resolutions. The U.S. and its allies are seeking harsher penalties against the reclusive communist government, but that effort is proving difficult because of resistance from China, a permanent member of the U.N. council. China probably worries its troublesome ally could respond to any new punishment by conducting a nuclear test.
U.S. officials are concerned the high-profile visit could confuse American allies in Asia and suggest a shift in U.S. policy as the administration prepares to install a new secretary of state to succeed Hillary Rodham Clinton. Obama has nominated Massachusetts Sen. John Kerry, the Democratic presidential candidate in 2004.
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An imminent change of government in South Korea, a close U.S. friend, is raising questions about whether the two countries can remain in lockstep in their dealings with the North. Newly elected leader Park Geun-hye is expected to seek a more conciliatory approach toward the North after she takes up the presidency in February.
This helps to explain why the State Department, which has been a vigorous advocate of social-media freedoms around the world, particularly last year during the Arab Spring, made clear it was displeased by the planned "private, humanitarian" visit by Schmidt and former New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson. Their trip is expected this month.
"We don't think the timing of the visit is helpful, and they are well aware of our views," State Department spokeswoman Victoria Nuland said Thursday.
Richardson, a seasoned envoy and a former U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, said Friday that the State Department should not be nervous. In interviews with CBS and CNN, Richardson said they had been planning to visit in December but postponed the trip at the department's request because of the presidential election that month in South Korea.
Richardson said he would raise with North Korea the matter of the Lynnwood, Wash., man detained in November on suspicion of committing unspecified "hostile" acts against the state; the charge could draw a sentence of 10 years of hard labor. He'll try to meet with the detainee, Kenneth Bae, 44. Richardson also said he was concerned about North Korea's nuclear proliferation and this was a "very important juncture" to talk and try to move the North Koreans in the "right direction."
Schmidt, Richardson said, was traveling as a private citizen. But the trip raises questions about whether Google has plans for North Korea.
Schmidt, the company's executive chairman, is a staunch advocate of global Internet access and the power of connectivity in lifting people out of poverty and political oppression. There are few countries where the obstacles are as stark. North Koreans need government permission to interact with foreigners — in person, by phone or by email. Only a tiny portion of the elite class is connected to the Internet.
U.S. law restricts American companies' dealings with North Korea, which is subject to tough penalties because of its nuclear and missile programs. Imports of North Korean goods are prohibited, but travel to North Korea, exports of U.S. goods and investment in the country are allowed, subject to some restrictions, such as on exports of luxury goods.
Richardson has been to North Korea at least a half-dozen times since 1994, including two trips to negotiate the release of detained Americans. His last visit was in 2010.
Bae is the fifth American held in North Korea in the past four years. That includes two U.S. journalists who were freed in 2009 after former President Clinton traveled to Pyongyang and met with then-leader Kim Jong Il. Richardson said it was doubtful he and Schmidt would meet with Kim Jong Un, but he expected to talk with officials from the foreign affairs and economic ministries and the military.


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on paper without involving a change in possession. Sugar, castor seed, paddy and raw cotton were amongst the 11 commodities on which these trades gained popularity. The extent of money involved in these trades ballooned as most of the times the positions were rolled over for another trade cycle and lenders collected the interest amount from each preceding trade.
What led to the crisis at NSEL?
While the NSELs financing product had gained popularity since 2010, it was in February 2012 that the government got wind of such trading activity and asked the FMC to look into the matter. The FMC found a number of irregularities, most importantly violations of the FCRA Act due to trades with settlement periods of more than 11 days and effective short-selling in the spot market. Based on this, the consumer affairs ministry issued a show-cause notice to NSEL in April 2012.
Eventually, in mid-July this year, the ministry asked NSEL to give an undertaking that no fresh contracts would be launched till further instructions and all existing contracts would be settled on the due dates of less than 11 settlement days. However, nearly a week after submitting the required undertaking on July 31, NSEL announced that trading in all contracts other than e-series contracts will be suspended. At the same time, delivery and settlement of the pending contracts were deferred by 15 days.
So, why did NSEL suspend all settlements?
NSEL cited market disequilibrium as a reason for postponing the settlement of R5,600 crore of outstanding contracts. It argued that abrupt changes in policy had created uncertainty and doubts about continuity of trading on the exchange resulting in a sudden withdrawal of participants from the market.
However, market observers say that the decision was taken after an increasing number of commodity producers that used the NSEL platform for working capital financing faced problems in adjusting to the changed settlement cycle. While investors were keen to exit such contracts, some of these members refused to honour their settlement dues.
At the time of suspension, NSEL said that it had access to stocks of commodities worth R6,200 crore over and above its settlement guarantee fund (SGF)a contingency fund created from members initial margins that should help it arrest liquidity concerns.
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Last Wednesday, Pope Francis spoke about his Apostolic Journey to Albania on September 21. He stated first why he wished to visit this country, highlighting the Albanians ability to peacefully co-exist in a nation with two strong religious factions.
This visit was born of my desire to go to a country which, after long being oppressed by an atheist and inhuman regime, is living the experience of peaceful coexistence among the country's different religious components. I felt it was important to encourage it on this path, that it may continue with tenacity to evaluate all the implications for the benefit of the common good. For this reason the Journey had at its centre an interreligious meeting where I was able to observe, with great satisfaction, that the peaceful and fruitful coexistence between persons and communities of believers of different religions is not only desirable, but possible and realistic. They are putting it into practice! This entails an authentic and fruitful dialogue which spurns relativism and takes the identity of each one into account. What the various religious expressions have in common is, indeed, life's journey, the good will to do good to one's neighbour, without denying or diminishing their respective identity.


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One of the biggest reason for my election to the PPA Board of Directors is my interest in strengthening PPA in this manner: To strengthen the various affiliate levels throughout the country.
We hear, very often of the different affiliates, Local, State and Regional going into either bankruptcy, or near bankruptcy. My interest in creating new ideas to cope with the new era in trade organizations is, I would guess, the thing that tipped the scales with the PPA nominating committee. However, ever since Jack Reznicki called me to say that there was an opening on the board, I first thought I was the highest bidder :D sorry, my bad...
So, let's see how large this gets. If it gets too large, I will try to break up each of the discussions into individual thread (just thinking about how the Masters threads and the Cafe Guerbois thread become unwieldy).
All ideas are welcome, and we will also discuss about "Sacred Cows" which are usually the culprits of a failing organization. So, lets start with this:
Do you see any "Sacred Cows" in your associations?
A Sacred Cow is anything that your association just can't let go of because of "tradition". Usually, board members are afraid to let go of certain aspects of the association for fear of reprisals from the older, established members. Very often, Sacred Cows are the very thing that keeps an association from moving forward.
So, let's open this up and see what we get out of this. This information will be important as you all now have the eyes and ears of the PPA board of directors!


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Captroop replied to cookinwithgas's topic in The TinderboxThe video features footage of three straight men who clearly dress and identify as men. ...has anyone considered that straight men might be the problem, not trans women?
okay wow. I don't know where to begin. Therefore I will use an HTML un-ordered list: They are not effectively the same I never framed my statement, nor responded to your statement in terms of foreign policy foreign policy is not all that matter even if it did, the Middle East and NK are not the only foreign policy issues that matter even if they were, you were the only one framing my point in terms of foreign policy I never said, nor even considered that Trump will cause a war with his mouth Trump is, in fact, a POS who will alienate us from our allies because he's a petulant poo But even so, I was never even talking about diplomacy I'm not a Hillary supporter. I'm a diehard Sanders supporter, and pretty much anti-Hillary. But I'll grudgingly vote for her to keep Trump out of office. If you had taken this much time to frame your argument in the beginning rather than just nebulously suggesting what you may or may not have implied by your use of "effectively" I could have set you straight sooner. Now please go on and tell me more about reading comprehension
No you weren't. You were being intentionally dense. Because I'm frustrated by your automatic "I know you are but what am I?" equivalent responses doesn't mean you've won. It means I'd be wasting my time to continue this line of conversation. I made my point. You ignored it repeatedly. That doesn't mean you won, no matter how much that self-assurance puts your mind at ease.
Why can't the dog bark he himself gratefully. I'm sorry, I thought we were just writing random non sequitur.
Got a relationship question...
Captroop replied to thebigcat's topic in The LoungePoo man, I'll be your bitch.
Um. I believe I did that. I mean, I did exactly that. That exact thing. That is the thing which I did in an entire paragraph in my last post. The thing you are asking me to do, I have already done. Demonstrably. Clearly. Here it is again. If you cannot read or comprehend, however, I don't know how to help you. Again, to be clear, that ^^^ is looking past what he is saying and speaking to his character. Protesters. People peaceably assembled to protest his hateful rhetoric. I don't see how that makes them fanatics. Weak attempt to reshape the argument. Show me a video of a Hillary/Bernie supporter physically assaulting a Trump supporter. I'll wait.
She's part of the political establishment, which so far has been 43-0. I don't think you can say she's empirically different than any former president. Trump is a billionaire, reality show entertainer, who's been coddled and entitled his entire life and no faculty to comprehend the life of every day Americans. He's a bully, an idiot-narcissist with a terrible temper and no ability to take insults as freely as he dishes them out. Because of his money and status, he (or John Miller) freely admits to women throwing themselves at him, he's gone through like seventeen divorces, so excuse me if I don't think he understands or has the interests of real women in mind. He's a racist, misogynist, bigot, gaslighter, and compulsive liar, while being in denial about any of the above. He's gotten this far by saying things that are probably untrue, and made policy suggestions that are utterly impractical, but people like to hear them. He's saying exactly what the lowest common denominator wants to hear and they love him for it. He's the fugging Michael Bay of politics. And his hair and hands are dubious. All that I can forgive. What terrifies me, and should worry you, is he has fanatics. Angry, racially homogeneous, primarily armed, largely uneducated fanatics with expressed beliefs that are provably homophobic, Islamophobic, and even pro-slavery. Pro-fugging-slavery. In 2016. That guy wants Trump in the Oval Office. And everything he's done up until now seems like he's testing the water to see how far he could push his followers. "Ban all Muslims" was met with roars of approval. "Let's build a wall to keep out the Mexicans," while totally impractical and inefficient, was a huge hit. He's not only gotten away for saying those things, he's won landslide approval for them! How hard would it be for him to up the ante more when he's in office? And people always say "Oh, there's checks and balances. it would never happen." If one in ever 100 of his supporters would follow a command he gave unflinchingly, which I believe is a low estimate, he could have his own Brownshirts. Hillary has people who would vote for her. Trump has people who would kill for him. Yes, he and Hillary are different.
Well put, but the question remains. Why in God's holy name would you ever want a doppelganger of the worst parts of America to be president? I'm not a huge Hillary fan either, but she's a better placeholder for the next four year while we're waiting for more progress-loathing Boomers to die off, and for a Post-Bernie far-left Tea Party to even out the balance of the political spectrum, and we can get a real centrist without Wall Street backers or Vienna sausage fingers to run a competitive campaign.
Min Wage increases= more self service kiosks (Wendy's latest)
Captroop replied to g5jamz's topic in The TinderboxReally? I thought the easier zing would be something along the lines of, "Press zero 6 times and Hillary answers. She'll do anything for a figure with six zeroes in it."
Own a piece of history
Captroop replied to R0CKnR0LLA's topic in The TinderboxThis. Nothing about his cartoonishly villainous character since the shooting leads me to believe he's anything more than a maniac emboldened by a gun. If he had confronted me (although my gut tells me he wouldn't have had a problem with me) I bet I'd be as dead as Trayvon right now. He's just one of those buried and forgotten landmines that exist among the American people that you just have to go about your life and hope you don't have the bad luck to step on.
Fox News article on Malia Obama closes comments section because of rampant racism by readers
Captroop replied to teeray's topic in The TinderboxIf the story was about a white kid going to college, the comments sections might have some random insults (because it's the Internet and everyone on it is a dick). But there wouldn't be insults directed at him because of his race. That's why this is noteworthy. Because when we're confronted with overt racism like this, people say "both sides are meanies." When the real takeaway should be that no side, and no commentary on any site, regardless of affiliation, should be making cracks about a black girl going to college.
CCW Owner Gets in the Middle of a Domestic Dispute.... and Dies
Captroop replied to Anybodyhome's topic in The TinderboxMy thought as well. But we have a socially ingrained fantasy about the heroic scenario of shooting the "bad guy" and clearly that was his prerogative in this scenario. More emphasis should be put on helping the victims, injured, weak, rather than trying to resort to violence right off the bat. I'm sure he saw the headlines in his head, thought he was invincible, was assured that he was the "good guy" in this scenario, and was so certain his military training gave him the advantage. But then--
Selective use of logic: Guns and Bathrooms.
Captroop replied to Captroop's topic in The TinderboxYeah, that's demonstrably not confirmation bias. I mean, I was pretty sure it wasn't then I saw your post, and now I'm positive.
Selective use of logic: Guns and Bathrooms.
Captroop posted a topic in The TinderboxIsn't it interesting how logic can be applied selectively? Gun Control: Liberal: Guns should be illegal. Conservative: Why? L: Because they kill people. C: No they don't. People kill people. L: But if you don't let anyone have a gun, then they can't murder people. C: Yes they will. If you outlaw guns, only outlaws will have all guns. L: Laws are magic! It will stop all gun-related murders! C: As far as I know, killing people is against the law. Why do you need a law to prevent people from owning a weapon that could potentially be used to kill someone when there's already a law against the crime you are trying to prevent? L: Because I don't want to get shot. Bathrooms: Conservative: It should be illegal for trannies to go in the bathroom with the gender they identify with. Liberal: Why? C: Because they molest children. L: No they don't. Pedophiles molest children. C: But if you don't let any men them in the bathroom, then they can't molest kids. L: Yes they will. Child molesters can just go in anyway. It's not like the law will stop them if there's no one around to see them, report them, or enforce the law. C: Laws are magic! It will stop all molestation! L: As far as I know, molesting children is against the law. Why do you need a law to prevent men from going into the girl's room when there's already a law against the crime you are trying to prevent? C: Because queers are icky. The sad thing is conservatives always seem to get their way.
GOP 'Family Values' Is Hypocritical Bullsh*t
Captroop replied to NanuqoftheNorth's topic in The TinderboxI wish Congress worked like a police thriller. "Denny, I'm gonna flip to IA. They're gonna cut me a deal that'll let me keep my pension. You gotta come clean because next they're gonna come after you!" "Murphy, if they find out that I planted evidence on the Mendoza case, then everyone I ever put behind bars if gonna be let out. I'm not gonna let that happen!" If you get busted diddling kids or fugging your underaged interns, or soliciting sex, or generally committing crimes, then shouldn't the legislation you introduced and pushed through be repealed? It's just hilarious that you, I , everyone in the US lives and has their behaviors and actions governed by laws that were established by people who weren't even decent human beings themselves. I mean, a guy who's diddling kids probably put laws on the books that result in hundreds of thousands paying fines or going to jail.


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Health & Pregnancy
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When you're pregnant, prenatal tests give you information about your health and your baby's. They help detect any problems that could affect him, like birth defects or genetic diseases. The results can help you make the best health care decisions before and after your child is born.
Prenatal tests are helpful, but it's important to know how to interpret what they find. A positive test result doesn't always mean your baby will be born with a disorder. You'll want to talk with your doctor, midwife, or other health care provider about what the tests mean and what you should do once you have the results.
Doctors recommend some prenatal tests for all pregnant women. Only some women will need other screening tests to check for certain genetic problems.
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There are different prenatal tests you can get in your first, second, and third trimester. Some check your health, and others get information about your baby.
Throughout your pregnancy, you'll get routine exams to make sure you're healthy. Your health care provider will check samples of your blood and urine for certain conditions, including:
- HIV and other sexually transmitted diseases
- Anemia
- Diabetes
- Hepatitis B
- Preeclampsia, a type of high blood pressure
She'll also check your blood type and whether your blood cells have a protein called the Rh factor. You may also get:
- Pap smear
- Group B Strep screening. Your doctor will swab the skin in and around your vagina to check for this type of bacteria. This usually happens in the last month before you give birth.
- Ultrasound. This technology uses sound waves to make pictures of your baby and your organs. If your pregnancy is normal, you'll have it twice, once near the beginning to see how far along you are, and the second time around 18-20 weeks to check your baby's growth and make sure his organs are developing properly.
Prenatal Genetic Tests
Doctors also can use prenatal tests to look for signs that your baby is at risk for certain genetic disorders or birth defects. You don't have to have these tests, but your doctor may suggest some to make sure your baby is healthy.


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Richard Lorber closed a deal this week at the European Film Market in Berlin for Pablo Larrain's "Tony Manero," a Cannes Film Festival '08 title that he considered a highlight of October's New York Film Festival. He is planning an April or May '09 release under his new Lorber Films label (with more details to be announced soon). Lorber made a pact for all U.S. rights to the movie, securing TV after HBO Latino's 18 month window.
Larrain's "Manero," the filmmaker's second feature, was described by the New York Film Festival as, "a rough-hewn verite-style dance-musical about a 50-something psychotic with inextinguishable dreams of disco glory. On the other, it's a darkly comic allegory about the spell cast by American pop culture during the grimmest days of General Pinochet's police state."
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Tom Clark - Master's: Hydrogeology, 1972
I entered what is now the Jackson School of Geosciences after just getting married in the fall of 1969. Cindy and I spent almost four wonderful years in Austin and I received my MA in Geology (Hydrogeology specialty) in 1972. I came to UT with a BA in Geology from Oberlin College in Ohio (where I met Cindy) with thoughts of becoming a paleontologist. But in an introductory course in environmental geology, a relatively new subfield of geology back then, a field trip to an old leaking solid waste landfill on the northeast edge of Austin introduced me to what was to become my thesis area. I guess in a way, I did end up studying the "social" paleontology of what we humans throw away and how waste affects our environment. The thesis project allowed me to study hydrogeology, geochemistry, and public health engineering.
In the early 1970's, the northeast intersection of US Highways 183 and 290 (site of the landfill) was still largely rural, but the fast-growing city was rapidly expanding from the southwest. To make a long story short, a townhouse complex was later built on top of the old landfill and, as might have been predicted had a more thorough investigation been done, the decomposing landfill eventually caused methane gas to leak into a number of the units, forcing their evacuation. This was front page news in Austin at the time. A gas recovery and venting system was eventually installed so the units could be reoccupied. On one of several return trips to Austin we've made, it was interesting for me to visit the site to see some of this work in progress.
After receiving my degree, I moved on to jobs as a hydrogeologist with state environmental agencies in Illinois and Minnesota, where I've worked a combined 38 years. Cindy and I raised two daughters and currently have three granddaughters.
This photo is of this graybeard hydrogeologist taken in the fall of 2006, descending a staircase 109 feet to the bottom of what's billed as the "World's Largest Hand Dug Well" in Greensburg, Kansas. As an aside, the spring after this picture was taken, an EF-5 tornado leveled 90% of the town, flattened the well house and adjacent museum, and filled the big well with debris. The well has since been rehabilitated and is once again open as an attraction, a "can't miss" for hydrogeologists and anyone else interested in seeing groundwater, up close and personal.


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Hi Stephen,
regarding the design of throwing exception in the finalizer thread on unobserved exceptions, this may well make sense but since it is potentially really dangerous, it needs to be much better highlighted and formalised in the MSDN documentation for the Task class and in the Task parallelism section.
I think that a complex enough area would warrant a formal (check-)list of rules to adhere to, e.g..:
- Tasks must always be observed. If a task is faulted and that is not observed, an exception will be thrown by the finalizer thread at a potentially much later point in time. For more details see http:/....
- Tasks are disposables and thus needs to be disposed. (OR) Even though Tasks are disposables, they don't need to be disposed and doing so is a null operation.
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