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My bf spy's on me & thinks I don't know, he says I'm the insecure 1. But at least I've admitted 2 it.What r ur thoughts?
On this site for example, going through my phone, You name it I admit that I have snooped around before but I don't do any of that mess unless I have a reason to...which is reasonable. I don't go they things to start stuff. And when I usually snoop I find just what I'm looking for and it never fails. Yeah there may be some trust issues going on. But A lot of people say if you cant trust someone and need to constantly snoop then you should t be in a relationship. Ots not worth the heartache if you feel like your walking on thin ice. You shouldn't give your significant other a reason to snoop either if you're bidding things that you think aren't they're business.
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I was in a long distance relationship with this guy on here who would check out my profile all the time and I mentioned another guy he'd get all upset and say I was cheating on him....

I dumped him. It's not worth it if the trusts not there.
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He's going to skin you live and wear you like last year's Versace.
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If u love him to death get ready to suck up so bad if u don't love him that much ditch the tick
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He's cheating on you and suspects you do the same.
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A retired Virginia judge is heading up the search committee to replace Chancellor and President Nancy Cantor.
Cantor announced in October that she will leave her post when her current contract ends in June 2014. The search is expected to take at least one year.
Judge Joanne F. Alper, of Virginia, a 1972 Syracuse University graduate, is chairing the search committee. From 1988 until her retirement last year, Alper served as a judge on the Circuit Court for the Seventeenth Circuit of Virginia, which covers Arlington County and the City of Falls Church.
Richard L. Thompson, chairman of SU's board of trustees, said Alper would focus the search to emphasize inclusiveness and input from a broad range of constituencies.
The search committee includes trustees, faculty representatives, student representatives, a staff member representative, a dean's representative and a representative from the chancellor's cabinet. The search committee will identify and recommend potential candidates for the board to consider.
The board of trustees has retained the executive search firm Spencer Stuart to help identify candidates. The university plans in coming weeks to launch a website dedicated exclusively to the search process.
A campus-wide survey and several open forums will also be held to allow members of the campus community, local community and alumni to provide input on the academic, professional and personal credentials and qualities they believe are important for the universities next chancellor, it's twelfth.
Alper said the search process would provide "ample opportunity for stakeholders across the campus community to articulate their aspirations and offer input. I am especially hopeful that our alumni from coast to coast and around the world will seize this opportunity to engage as stewards of this institution."
The following is a full list of search committee members:
Faculty Representatives
Kris Byron, Whitman School of Management
Martha Garcia-Murillo, School of Information Studies
Dawn Johnson, School of Education
Deborah Pellow, Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs
Kendall Phillips, College of Visual and Performing Arts
Eric Schiff, College of Arts and Sciences
Radhakrishna Sureshkumar, L.C. Smith College of Engineering and Computer Science
Silvio Torres-Saillant, College of Arts and Sciences
Student Representatives
PJ Alampi, junior, College of Visual and Performing Arts
Ivan Rosales-Robles, sophomore, Martin J. Whitman School of Management
Patrick Neary, doctoral student, College of Arts and Sciences
Staff Representative
Ryan Williams, associate vice president, Enrollment Management, and director of Scholarships & Student Aid
Dean Representative
Ann Clarke, dean, College of Visual and Performing Arts
Cabinet Representative
Tom Walsh, executive vice president for Advancement and External Affairs
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Lil Breul O'Rourke, secretary to the Board of Trustees and vice president, Principal Gifts
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Joanne F. Alper '72, Search Committee Chair
Peter A. Horvitz '76
Christine E. Larsen G'84
Robert J. Miron '59
Judith C. Mower '66, G'73, G'80, G'84
Deryck A. Palmer '78
Reinaldo Pascual '85
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EEAddIn Sample: Debugging Expression Evaluator Add-In
The EEAddin sample shows how to extend the native debugger expression evaluator using the Expression Evaluator Add-In API.
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This sample code is provided to illustrate a concept and should not be used in applications or Web sites, as it may not illustrate the safest coding practices. Microsoft assumes no liability for incidental or consequential damages should the sample code be used for purposes other than as intended.
EE Add-In API
The expression evaluator is the part of the debugger that interprets (evaluates) expressions. When you set a breakpoint on an expression or type an expression in a debugger window, the expression evaluator interprets the input. For details, see Expressions in the Debugger. With the Expression Evaluator Add-In API, you can extend the expression evaluator to handle new types.
To extend the expression evaluator for a new type, you need to write a function as part of a Win32 DLL (in the same directory as autoexp.dat) and export it by name. You also need to add a line to the autoexp.dat file. You can extend the expression evaluator for more than one type by exporting multiple functions from the DLL.
Building and Running the Sample
The steps required to build and run this sample fall into three parts.
If you are running Visual C++ Express Edition, you might need to install the Platform SDK before running this sample. For information on how to do this, see How to: Use Visual C++ Express Edition with the Microsoft Platform SDK.
To build and run the sample
Build an expression evaluator Add-In DLL (eeaddin.dll).
Edit autoexp.dat to use the expression evaluator Add-In DLL.
Test the Add-In by creating a project that uses the custom data type evaluated by autoexp.dat.
The following procedures explain these steps in detail.
To build the expression evaluator Add-In DLL
In Visual Studio, open the solution eeaddin.sln.
From the Build menu, click Build.
Copy the resulting eeaddin.dll to your common7\ide directory (the same directory that contains devenv.exe).
From the File menu, click Close Solution.
To edit autoexp.dat
From the File menu, point to Open and click File.
In the Open File dialog box, find the file autoexp.dat (in the common7\packages\debugger directory) and click Open.
Edit autoexp.dat to add the following lines:
_SYSTEMTIME=$ADDIN(eeaddin.dll,AddIn_SystemTime@28) _FILETIME=$ADDIN(eeaddin.dll,AddIn_FileTime@28)
Save autoexp.dat.
To create a project that uses the custom data types
From the File menu, point to New and click Project.
In the New Project dialog box, highlight Visual C++ Projects, click MFC Application, enter a name for the project, and click OK.
In the MFC Application Wizard, click Finish. The project must be an MFC application because in the next step you will add MFC functions.
In the MFC application, add a SYSTEMTIME or FILETIME object.
SYSTEMTIME *s = new SYSTEMTIME(); FILETIME *f = new FILETIME(); GetSystemTime(s); SystemTimeToFileTime(s,f);
From the Build menu, click Build.
Start debugging and examine your SYSTEMTIME or FILETIME objects in the watch window.
How the Sample Works
To extend the expression evaluator for a custom data type, you write a custom viewer function in the expression evaluator Add-In DLL. The function uses a pointer to an object in the memory space of the program being debugged (not the memory space of the expression evaluator you are extending). You cannot use normal casts with this pointer. You must read it and the data it points to using a callback function. A callback pointer of type DEBUGHELPER* points to an object with various methods.
The syntax looks like this:
HRESULT WINAPI CustomViewer( DWORD dwAddress, // low 32-bits of address DEBUGHELPER *pHelper, // callback pointer to access helper functions int nBase, // decimal or hex BOOL bIgnore, // not used char *pResult, // where the result needs to go size_t max, // how large the above buffer is DWORD dwReserved // always pass zero )
The sample has two implementations of this type of function, AddIn_SystemTime and AddIn_FileTime in timeaddin.cpp. The DEBUGHELPER struct (defined in custview.h) consists of function pointers that can assist you in writing your extension. This pointer is passed to your CustomViewer function, and you can use it to call the helper functions.
You can get the processor type with pHelper->GetProcessorType. There are two methods for reading memory, pHelper->ReadDebuggeeMemory and pHelper->ReadDebuggeeMemoryEx. ReadDebuggeeMemoryEx handles 64-bit addresses and is supported by the Visual Studio .NET debugger. ReadDebuggeeMemory does not handle 64-bit addresses and is supported by the Visual Studio .NET and Visual C++ 6.0 debuggers. If your Add-In is designed for the Visual Studio .NET debugger only, you can use ReadDebuggeeMemoryEx. If your Add-In needs to work with Visual C++ 6.0 also, you must check the dwVersion field and avoid calling ReadDebuggeeMemoryEx for Visual C++ 6.0.
The following code works with both debuggers and reads the contents of a localobject (whose type is MyType) from the program being debugged:
DWORDLONG qwRealAddress; DWORD dwGot; MyType localobject; if (pHelper->dwVersion<0x20000) { // Visual C++ 6.0 version qwRealAddress = dwAddress; pHelper->ReadDebuggeeMemory( pHelper, dwAddress, sizeof(localobject), &localobject, &dwGot ); } else { qwRealAddress = pHelper->GetRealAddress(pHelper); pHelper->ReadDebuggeeMemoryEx( pHelper, qwRealAddress, sizeof(localobject), &localobject, &dwGot ); } // TODO: display localobject here
Editing autoexp.dat
In the [AutoExpand] section of autoexp.dat, the lines you will add have the following syntax:
For example:
If the DLL is not in the directory containing devenv.exe or on the PATH, you must use a full path name for the DLL. The exportname argument is case sensitive and must exactly match the exported name you got when you ran dumpbin –exports on your DLL.
To test the debugger with the new Add-In, first stop debugging any program you were debugging when you installed the new DLL, and then start a new debugger session.
Note The Add-In runs within the debugger, so if your code crashes, you will crash the IDE.


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"In fact, I had the idea because of Peter Falk. I saw my dad watching a Peter Falk movie and something clicked in my head. I gotta go make a movie for Peter Falk and me."
"It is easier for a father to have children than for children to have a real father."Paul Reiser on Pope John XXIII
"When one has not had a good father, one must create one."Paul Reiser on Friedrich Nietzsche
"My father? I never knew him. Never even seen a picture of him."Paul Reiser on Eminem
"I am not ashamed to say that no man I ever met was my father's equal, and I never loved any other man as much."Paul Reiser on Hedy Lamarr
"Whoever does not have a good father should procure one."Paul Reiser on Friedrich Nietzsche
"I remember my wife and I used to get on plane and see everybody else with their babies. They'd be putting strollers and car seats up above, and we'd think: Oh, please Lord, don't make us go through that."
"In the original draft I was 27 and Peter was 55 in the script. That's not the same as a guy in his 40s and a dad in the end of his 70s. It's a different point in both our lives."
"And in that time, I lost my dad and had kids of my own. It was like, OK, I get it now. I know what fatherhood is all about. And you look at your parents differently."
"Field of Dreams is the only movie - and I saw it in the theater - on an afternoon when I was on location somewhere, and there were like 12 people in the theater. I was just so devastated I couldn't get out of my seat. And I sat and watched it a second time."
"We have such a long, familiar history with Peter Falk. The minute his mug is on that screen people smile."


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In my quest to serve up low carb, low-sugar or refined sugar free treats and meals for my young ones (and myself); there have been plenty of failures and lots experimenting.
Baking with coconut flour can be tricky, especially when combining it with other flours. It's taken a few rounds, but I've finally found an easy-to-make, winning combination of ingredients for a low-carb, refined sugar-free pancake recipe I feel good about sharing (and feeding to my family!)
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1. Gather Your Ingredients
What You'll Need:
1 cup spelt flour
1 cup coconut flour
1 teaspoon g-free baking powder
1 teaspoon g-free baking soda
1/2 teaspoon salt
1/2 teaspoon cinnamon
1/4 teaspoon nutmeg
2 cups almond, rice or organic milk
2 tablespoons melted butter
4 eggs
2 tablespoons coconut sugar
1 teaspoon vanilla
2. Directions For The Wet
In a small bowl, whisk together the eggs, milk, vanilla and butter.
3. Directions For The Dry, Combine & Cook
In a medium bowl whisk together the dry ingredients; flours, baking soda and powder, cinnamon, nutmeg, salt and coconut sugar. Combine the wet to the dry (I keep using the whisk, ensuring a smooth, creamy batter). Note that the batter will be thick. That's okay, they'll cook up so incredibly fluffy this way! You can add more milk to desired consistency, just don't add too much or they'll end of flat and dense.
"Strawberry Season Again"
The only topping for pancakes as far as I'm concerned, starting with fresh, seasonal strawberries (it's that time agin, yay!) and organic blueberries and bananas. A winning combo.
The Drizzle: KEY
I like to top ours with a simple strawberry coulis that I make each year with the skimmed off liquid I from strawberry jam. Real maple syrup and greek yogurt are also popular last additions to this breakfast (and dinner!) favourite in our house.
Pancakes are something that all ages in a family can enjoy together; breakfast, lunch or dinner. Feel good about feeding your little (and big) ones this nutritious, refined sugar-free, low-carb option.
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Sandy Koufax, May 1960
Not long ago, Jason Collette and I were chatting on Twitter about high-strikeout games. As the conversation turned from Francisco Liriano, to Sterling Hitchcock, to Sandy Koufax, Jason noted a game in which Koufax threw 193 pitches.
This got my attention, and I checked to see whether this total represented an anomaly or the status quo. Here are the 24-year-old Koufax's first five starts of 1960 (he'd made three earlier relief appearances, throwing a combined 92 pitches):
Following his May 23 one-hitter against Pittsburgh, Koufax ranked third in the National League with 43 strikeouts. As he said after the game:
I don't try for strikeouts. If I'm in trouble, I'll try to strike somebody out. If I strike them out, they can't hit the ball and can't score.
But during a ball game, I'd rather have the batters ground out or fly out. It's a lot easier getting them out, say, on a 1-2 pitch, than trying to strike them out. It's more work striking them out.
He wanted to be efficient, he just couldn't execute. We should all have such problems.
Said Koufax after the 193-pitch game, "I walked a few more than I would have liked to, but my control was a lot better than it has been." He threw 117 strikes.
How did this workload affect Koufax in the short term? Here are the three starts (and one relief appearance) following his 13-inning opus:
If Koufax's arm was hurting, the newspapers I checked didn't mention it. Still, those are ugly numbers.
It would be irresponsible to blame Koufax's premature demise on five starts in May 1960. He was worked hard throughout his career. As Jason noted, "From 2004-2012, there were 64 instances of SP's throwing at least 130 pitches in a gm. Koufax did it 64 times himself."
In graphical form (through July 18, 2012):
After Koufax's June 10 start, which he lost, his career record stood at 29-35 (.453 WPct). From then on, he went 136-52 (.723). Limitations of the win statistic notwithstanding, this is phenomenal.
Koufax captured three Cy Young Awards and an MVP Award, and ended up in the Hall of Fame. Despite his success, given what we now know about pitcher usage and Koufax's career, it is difficult to view what he did in May 1960 with anything other than incredulity.
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Has anyone thrown 193 pitches in a game since Koufax?
Jul 19, 2012 09:10 AM
Geoff Young
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Yes, two Dodgers did it in 1961: Stan Williams threw 207 against the Braves on May 17, and Koufax threw 205 against the Cubs on September 20.
Jul 19, 2012 09:39 AM
Oh, what the owners and Selig wouldn't give to have back those glorious days when they could afford to treat a rare and precious talent like a commodity.
Jul 19, 2012 12:01 PM
Brian Cartwright
and there was a game Ryan went 13 IP or so, 19 K, said to be abt 250 pitches.
Jul 19, 2012 14:47 PM
Geoff Young
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Thanks for the additional info on Law. A similar thing happened to Joe Oeschger after his 26-inning start in 1920. His next three starts: 19 IP, 29 H, 9.00 ERA. His next six games (five starts) after that: 46 IP, 34 H, 2.15 ERA.
Jul 19, 2012 17:16 PM
http://articles.latimes.com/2004/jun/13/sports/sp-ryan13 ... sez 235 pitches ... but B-R.com has no pitch counts?
Jul 19, 2012 17:17 PM
walter alston had no qualms about using "the big jew," as he referred to mr. k; whatever, the career was as magnificent as careers get; today's game is a tad different, so we may never get to know what a strasburg might achieve; the difference is in being asked what you can do rather than being told what you are wanted to do; under today's mindset, even john holmes would be pulled out, so to speak, before finishing
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Cuba's Prenatal Program Improves Low Birth Weights, According to UA Study
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. — Comprehensive prenatal care can decrease the rate of low birth weights, according to a study led by Dr. Yasmin Neggers, a University of Alabama researcher and professor of human nutrition and hospitality management.
Neggers and her colleague, Dr. Kristi Crowe, UA assistant professor of nutrition, traveled to Havana, Cuba during February 2012 to conduct research on the relationship between comprehensive prenatal care and rate of low birth weight in this developing country.
Low birth weight, or LBW, – less than five and a half pounds at birth – is a significant factor affecting neonatal mortality and predictor of newborn health.
Neggers, whose main research focus is nutrition during pregnancy, was intrigued by Cuba's low rate of LBW.
"Cuba, being a third-world, developing country, has a LBW rate that is half that of Alabama. It was kind of surprising."
She and Crowe, assistant professor of nutrition, looked at the factors that are usually linked to low birth weight such as smoking, gaining weight during pregnancy and alcohol intake.
All of those factors were not in Cuba's favor.
"All the typical risk factors that cause low birth rate are better in the United States and Alabama," Neggers said. "So, we looked at prenatal care, the care before and during pregnancy, and there was the difference. Prenatal care in Cuba is so much better than typical U.S. care, especially compared to Alabama."
Pregnant women in Cuba are provided free prenatal visits to their doctors very frequently, get adequate and regular screenings and health checks, including vitamin and mineral supplements, and get the proper remedies if something is amiss.
"Here, especially in poor and rural counties, prenatal care is often infrequent, and only half of the women get adequate prenatal care. Some just go to the emergency room to have the baby – they never have any prenatal care."
Working with faculty at the University of Havana and the Cuban Institute of Nutrition and Hygiene, Neggers and Crowe are developing a proposal for further research.
Since 2002, The University's Alabama-Cuba Initiative, spearheaded by UA's College of Arts and Sciences has brought UA and Cuban educators and researchers together to establish opportunities for graduate student research and teaching and formal course work for undergraduate students at Cuban academic institutions. The Initiative also encourages collaborative research by Cuban and UA faculty.
The University of Alabama, a student-centered research university, is experiencing significant growth in both enrollment and academic quality. This growth, which is positively impacting the campus and the state's economy, is in keeping with UA's vision to be the university of choice for the best and brightest students. UA, the state's flagship university, is an academic community united in its commitment to enhancing the quality of life for all Alabamians.
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The power of wind energy to attract investment is on the rise both on land and at sea in the UK, with approvals granted for the construction of two large-scale wind farms.
One of the projects, the massive £3.6 billion (AU$5.9 billion), 288-turbine Triton Knoll offshore wind farm, will eclipse the recently opened London Array as the largest operating offshore wind farm in the world. Located off the Lincolnshire and Norfolk coast, the 1.2 gigawatt facility will supply enough clean electricity to power 850,000 UK homes.
On land, the Pen y Cymoedd Wind Farm in South Wales is set to become the largest onshore wind farm in England and Wales.
Vattenfall will spend £400 million (AU$665 million) to build the 76-turbine wind farm, with work scheduled to begin in 2014. The facility will have a generation capacity of 228 megawatts and will supply power to approximately 140,000 homes upon completion in 2016. The company says it will invest £1.8 million (AU$3 million) per year into a local community fund over the life of the wind farm.
The UK government estimates a clean energy jobs bonanza, with the Triton Knoll project alone creating around 1,130 jobs across the country.
"The investments by Triton Knoll Offshore Wind Farm Limited and Vattenfall are testament to the power of inward investment in the UK," said Secretary of State for Energy Edward Davey.
"We have provided certainty early to onshore and offshore wind investors and now see significant investment decisions being made that will benefit the UK's economy for years to come."
These latest projects will certainly prove a windfall for the European wind industry. Latest figures from the European Wind Energy Association (EWEA) show despite a near doubling of offshore wind turbine installations in the first six months of 2013 compared to the same period last year, there are troubling signs that finance for new projects is slowing.
EWEA is calling on EU nations to set regulatory guidelines in place to help the wind sector grow, including a binding renewable energy target for 2030.
Two New UK Wind Farms To Power Nearly A Million Homes
The power of wind energy to attract investment is on the rise both on land and at sea in the UK, with approvals granted for the construction of two large-scale wind farms.


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Boko Haram Must Be Held Accountable For Violence – United Nations
Jan 13, 2012 – Boko Haram Must Be Held Accountable For Violence – United Nations
The Nigerian authorities must hold Islamic militants accountable for "spiraling" violence as they try to pit the country's Muslims and Christians against each other, the United Nations (UN) said yesterday. www.naijagists.com
"One day it is a church congregation that is being targeted, the next day it is a mosque, and the day after that it is some secular target," UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Navi Pillay said in a statement on the agency's website. "I urge all Nigeria's leaders to avoid falling into the trap of calling for, or sanctioning, retaliation or making other provocative statements."
Over 85 people have died in bomb and gun attacks since Christmas Day on churches in Abuja, the capital, and in the North that the authorities blame on the Boko Haram group, which draws inspiration from Afghanistan's Taliban movement. Boko Haram, which means "Western education is a sin," says it's fighting to establish Sharia law across the country.
Boko Haram had on January 2 gave Christians three days to leave the north.
To check the activities of the Islamic Sect, Boko Haram in Nigeria, the Italian government is to train 20 Nigerian security officials.
8 officials of the Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS), eight officials of the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) and four officials of the office of the National Security Adviser will participate in the training in Italy.
Speaking in Abuja yesterday, the Italian Ambassador to Nigeria, Ambassador Roberto Colamine noted that the course in Italy will be slighted adjusted to suit the Nigerian situation.


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Rhubarb Oat Bars Recipe
- 1-1/2 cups chopped fresh or frozen rhubarb
- 1 cup packed brown sugar, divided
- 4 tablespoons water, divided
- 1 teaspoon lemon juice
- 4 teaspoons cornstarch
- 1 cup old-fashioned oats
- 3/4 cup all-purpose flour
- 1/2 cup sweetened shredded coconut
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/3 cup butter, melted
- 1. In a large saucepan, combine the rhubarb, 1/2 cup brown sugar, 3 tablespoons water and lemon juice. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat to medium; cook and stir for 4-5 minutes or until rhubarb is tender.
- 2. Combine the cornstarch and remaining water until smooth; gradually stir into rhubarb mixture. Bring to a boil; cook and stir for 2 minutes or until thickened. Remove from the heat; set aside.
- 3. In a large bowl, combine the oats, flour, coconut, salt and remaining brown sugar. Stir in butter until mixture is crumbly.
- 4. Press half of the oats mixture into a greased 8-in. square baking dish. Spread with rhubarb mixture. Sprinkle with remaining oat mixture and press down lightly.
- 5. Bake at 350° for 25-30 minutes or until golden brown. Cool on a wire rack. Cut into squares. Yield: 16 bars.
Nutritional Facts
1 bar: 145 calories, 5g fat (3g saturated fat), 10mg cholesterol, 126mg sodium, 24g carbohydrate (15g sugars, 1g fiber), 2g protein. Diabetic Exchanges: 1-1/2 starch, 1 fat.
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"These were a delicious way to use up the few stalks of rhubarb left after making a pie. I agree that the base and topping are crumbly, but it was more the top that was crumbly for me. I think the rhubarb filling bled into the base a bit and made it just right for me. However, next time I will add a bit more butter to the top to help it hold together a bit more. Tastes great!"
"Excellent. Used a couple of the suggestions below. After dividing the topping in half, added 1 more TBLS of butter for the bottom to help keep it together and added 1/2 cup of chopped pecans for the topping."
"These bars are amazing. I took Danerlea's suggestion and used TOH chocolate Caramel Bar crust for the top and bottom (I did not add coconut). Top with ice cream when they are warm and gooey fresh from the oven. Good the next day also (I refrigerated them). If you like this recipe you should try another great TOH recipe--Rhubarb Raspberry Slab pie."
"I made this twice already! I added 1/4 cup chopped pecans and it's the best crust/topping ever!,"
"I agree with the previous review- this recipe needs a little tweaking. The bars are delicious- but they are impossible to eat without a fork and plate. I think the next time I make them I'm going to double the filling and add coconut to the crust from TOH's chocolate Caramel Bars."
"This recipe needed a few tweaks to make it better. I have rhubarb in my garden- so I am always looking for new ways to use it.I made a double batch to bake in a 13 X 9 pan. The bar dough was really crumbly and I was concerned that it wouldn't hold together. I separated half of the bar dough and added 1 egg to the bottom dough, which I pressed in to the pan. Topped that with the rhubarb mixture and topped with the reserved crumbly dough. Baked for 30 min and thought it turned out great- bottom holds together well and top is nice and crumbly."
"LOVED this recipe and thought it tasted similar to apple crisp. Very yummy!"
"With rhubarb in season I couldn't wait to try a new bar recipe. I actually doubled the recipe and used a 9x13" pan which worked out really well. I also added 3 tablespoons of cherry jello to the cooked rhubarb and I think it enhanced the flavor as well as giving them a more appealing color. You could also use strawberry jello. These were delicious. I took them along to work and they disappeared quite quickly. I will definitely make them again."
"These were fabulous!!!"
"The whole family loves these, which is usual, AND I can easily make these dairy-free (using a dairy free margarine or shortening or a combination in place of butter) so even my allergic son can eat them. Even those who aren't fond of rhubarb desserts love these."
"Very tasty, but a bit crumbly. Still would make it again, but know that I need to eat the piece over a napkin or plate."
"Great recipe!"
"can you use quick oats instead of old fashion???"
"I made these bars--they are yummy! I love rhubarb and these are also very easy to make.Theone"
"I made these bars--they are yummy! I love rhubarb; these are easy and so good!Theone"
"I just got back from Florida after 6 months there. I live in PA, and the first thing I checked out was my rhubarb to see how it was coming - then I saw this recipe! Guess what I will be doing sometime this week! Definately making this recipe- always looking for great rhubarb recipes!"
"I'm always looking for ways to get my husband and daughter to share my love of rhubarb, and this recipe was it! I'm always asked for the recipe whenever I bring them places. I think another fruit would be good in the filling, too."


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Atoms For Peace – BBC Radio 1 Essential Mix 2013-03-09
Oh gosh. What a big Essential Mix this week! If you haven't checked out the new album you really should. It is a masterpiece.
"Thom Yorke & Nigel Godrich of Atoms For Peace take over Radio 1's Essential Mix.
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Chhattisgarh Tourism Board invites visitors to 'Lok Prasang', which brings together the culture & tradition of entire state at one place; open between March 23-25
Chhattisgarh Tourism Board, the governing body of one of the fastest growing tourism destinations in India today announced that the state capital Raipur will host a 3 day cultural fiesta "Lok Prasang" from March 23rd to 25th. It is first of its kind initiative by the board to promote the state's thousand year old heritage by bringing together the different communities and regions of the state at one place. This initiative will give opportunity to visitors to know more about state's preserved cultural heritage, handicraft, life of old tribal communities etc. The three day festival is going to be a showcase ranging from khadi, jewelry, local food and state's art & culture would be depicted through performances, display of handicrafts, wellness therapies, jewelry show, food show etc. The festival will be taking place at Purkhoti Muktangan, Raipur from March 23rd-25thin evening 4.30 – 7.30 pm.
Mr. Tapesh Jha, MD, Chhattisgarh Tourism Board (CTB) said "We are happy to announce this initiative as it will go a long way in promoting the state's thousand year old culture and tradition. Our effort is to showcase state's diverse heritage by bringing together different communities which represents Chhattisgarh essence in one way or the other. This three day event will portray different shades of the state and hence will show how culture and tradition has fabricated the whole state in a fascinating way. We invite visitors to come and enjoy and learn about Chhattisgarh, we expect it would be a memorable experience for them"
Key Highlight-Jewelry show, Chhattisgarhi cuisine, Wellness camps, Photo opportunities with tribal, Forest produce on sale.
To organize this event, Chhattisgarh Tourism Board has brought together various government departments, bodies and individuals to create a memorable experience for the visitors. Chhattisgarh Government Culture department, Forest department, Women and Child Development department, Department of Sports and Youth Welfare, Handicraft board, Van Aushadhi board, Hastshilp board, Anthropologists, Bamboo Shilp artisits and KVIC have contributed to create this festival.
Most economic tourist packages are available, for tour packages, Please contact : Shri Jatish Mulay: 91- 9754124200
During three days, festival will witness panel discussions and talk shows also. The event is promoted across 7 major cities through outdoor campaign. ZEE Chhattisgarh and MY fm are media partners while GT Star is hospitality partner.


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sendmail, dovecot and squid integration
Hi All,
I have a network of 40 PCs with Linux and Windows.
Linux box configuration:-
It runs squid for internet sharing, Sendmail and dovecot for SMTP and POP3 for internal network.
Now the challenge is -
I am in India and I have a server in USA which provides me SMTP and POP service for my email clients. For this I have implemented iptables to pass the traffic.
Now I want that for all SMTP traffic, the Sendmail will relay the traffic to the server which is in USA. For all pop traffic my dovecot should be responsible.
Please is there anyone who could figure out how this can be accomplished.
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By Todd Bernhard on Wed, 06/23/2010
As a developer, I had the chance to work with iOS 4.0 for some time before the general public, so here are some thoughts:
First, just because something is newer doesn't mean it's better, as anyone who watches American Pickers knows.
If you have an iPhone 3G, you cannot use many of the new features in iOS 4, such as multitasking and even wallpapers. Obviously you cannot use FaceTime and iMovie as the iPhone 3G doesn't have a video camera or front mounted phone, so you get very few benefits by upgrading your operating system.
What's more, many users have complained of slow overall performance for an iPhone 3G running iOS 4 compared to iPhone OS 3.1.3. You might be better off reselling or gifting your iPhone 3G and upgrading to the iPhone 4. There's an interesting video comparison here: http://gizmodo.com/5569969/iphone-3g-owners-you-might-want-to-hold-off-on-ios4
iPhone 3GS owners can leverage some of the benefits of iOS 4.0, such as multitasking, but it will require updated apps that support multitasking.
Of course, all iOS 4.0 users can watch ads using Apple's iAds, so you've got that going for you.


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CITY OFFERS REWARD FOR INFORMATIONPolice looking for suspects responsible for City's second homicide in 2007
Berkeley, California (Monday, July 16, 2007) - The City of Berkeley is offering a $15,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the suspect or suspects responsible for the City's second homicide of 2007.
On Friday, June 8, 2007, Berkeley Police Department (BPD) responded to a call from an employee of a multi-unit apartment building in West Berkeley. The employee, who works for the property management of 1040 University Avenue, requested that officers check the welfare of a tenant that he had not seen for some time.
Officers entered the fourth floor apartment and found Terrence Marlow Broadnax, 46, dead inside. Detectives of the BPD Homicide Detail have been investigating the matter as a homicide since the discovery. Broadmax died of multiple blunt force trauma injuries.
Approximately a month earlier on May 6, 2007, BPD responded to a report of a man lying in the roadway in the area of Second and Cedar Streets in northwest Berkeley. Officers found the City of Berkeley's first murder victim of the year, Agustine James Silva, Jr. 19, of Antioch at the scene. In that case, the Alameda County Coroner's Office determined that Silva died of multiple blunt force injuries. The City of Berkeley announced a $15, 000 reward for information in that case on May 25, 2007.
Detectives are asking for the community's help with these investigations. Anyone who may have any information regarding these crimes is urged to call the BPD Homicide Detail at (510) 981-5741 or the non-emergency dispatch line at 981-5900.
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place making: MRN caps off string of successful urban developments with tudor arms
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Thursday, February 24, 2011
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The stately Tudor Arms building towers above Carnegie Avenue like a stone sentinel safeguarding a rich piece of Cleveland's past. Constructed in 1931 as the Cleveland Club, an exclusive men's club, the 11-story building was converted to a luxury hotel in the 1940s. The grand building has been vacant since 2007 when its last tenant,
Cleveland Job Corps
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Yet now, thanks to a $22 million restoration project, the landmark property appears set to reclaim some of its former glory. When it reopens its doors this spring as a Double Tree, the 154-room hotel and restaurant will provide employment for 75 people. Double Tree was selected because of its reputation as Hilton's boutique brand.
Ari Maron, principal of MRN Ltd., says that he "fell in love" with the Tudor Arms when he first toured it seven years ago. "We knew there was an opportunity to create a first-rate hotel because of the growth of the hospitality sector and traffic from the Clinic and University Circle," says Maron, whose development firm purchased the building in 2007.
The project, when taken in tandem with MRN's other projects in University Circle, Ohio City and its flagship East 4th Street, proves the local developer is finding success by mastering the art of place making while improving the city around them.
Since breaking ground last year, MRN has restored the building's brick and limestone fa�ade, rehabilitated two ornate second-floor ballrooms, and built out the hotel rooms. When completed, the guestrooms will feature airy layouts, hardwood floors and impressive views of University Circle, Lake Erie and the downtown skyline.
As one of the area's tallest buildings, notes Maron, the views are breathtaking. "I brought friends to the roof to watch fireworks on the Fourth of July," he says.
MRN has taken pains to carefully restore the Tudor Arms' distinctive historic features. The firm hired artist Nicolette Capuano to rejuvenate the faded murals and frescoes found on ceilings and walls. In addition, they hired skilled craftsmen to renovate the two glorious, high-ceilinged ballrooms. Slowly but surely the Crystal Room's elegant plaster molding and the Tudor Room's handsome fireplace tile work are coming back to life.
Maron says his firm bought the Tudor Arms from Case Western Reserve University because they are bullish on the future of University Circle. "We believe in the vision for the Circle and Euclid Avenue as a hub for education, technology businesses, and health care," he says.
MRN spent three years plotting the Tudor Arms project. Last year, they secured a commitment from Double Tree, closed on a dizzyingly complex financing package, and broke ground. "Developers, lenders and community development groups in Cleveland have gotten good at collaborating on deals, perhaps by necessity," says Maron.
The Double Tree is one of six proposed new hotels in the city, including another project in University Circle. According to data from Lakewood-based Hotel and Leisure Advisors, room occupancy in Northeast Ohio trended up last year, though it remains at only 55 percent (compared with 70 percent in the '90s).
Maron says the hotel will be successful because it fills a critical gap in the lodging market. The new Double Tree will offer rooms for an average of $120 per night, a price that is slightly lower than other area hotels. The InterContinental, which is a few blocks away, sells rooms from about $130 per night.
By collaborating with the folks from Greater University Circle Initiative and Fairfax Renaissance Development Corporation, MRN and Double Tree aim to identify, train and employ low-income residents.
Founded thirty years ago by Rick Maron, who was later joined by sons Ari and Jori, MRN Ltd. is defying the economic downturn by carving out unique urban niches. East 4th Street is an adult-friendly entertainment district. Market Place in Ohio City will serve as a hub for indie, sustainable retail. And Uptown's bevy of new apartments, retail and entertainment will bring a boost to University Circle.
The success of urban neighborhoods like these does not surprise Ari Maron one bit. "People want to be in neighborhoods that have amenities, places to walk to, and transportation options," he says. "They want to live close to where they work."
And there's research to back those claims up: Millennials and Baby Boomers -- the two largest demographic groups in the U.S. numbering at 150 million -- share a common interest in vibrant cities. It's true of the trio behind MRN, each of whom lives, works and plays in the city of Cleveland.
"It's our community," Maron says. "Cities are the future, and we're riding that wave."
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- Photo 2: The Crystal Room at the Tudor Arms Building
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- Photo 5: Wall detail in the Tudor Room
- Photo 6: View of Cleveland from the roof
- Photo 7: Tudor Arms Gargoyle
- Photo 8: 1960 photo from the Cleveland Press Collection, Michael Schwartz Library, CSU
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Well, it would seem the actress has finally found a solution. At the Never Let Me Go film press conference at the Toronto International Film Festival in Canada, the elfin star wore her "in-between" style side-parted with two cute boho braids through the front and lots of choppy texture through the back.
Whoever said you can't have short hair and an up-do? Well, kind of an up-do. We think Carey may well have started something here. Could "in-between" stage hair be the next big thing?
Growing out your hair and want to copy Carey's look? It's as easy as one, two, three...
1. Tease the back of the hair with a texturising paste for a choppy, slept-in feel.
2. Use a comb (or your fingers) to create a low side-parting.
3. Leaving a few loose strands around the face to soften the look, separate out two strands and braid.
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ON A COLD MARCH MORNING in 2000, Mohammed Abbas led his two dozen goats to the outskirts of his village, Skoyo, in northwestern Pakistan. There, the herd spent the day grazing, nosing through light snow cover to the brown grass below. Returning at dusk to drive the animals back to the corral, Abbas noticed that a three-year-old male was missing. Then he found the goat dead, eviscerated and partially eaten, almost certainly by one of more than a hundred hungry snow leopards that roam the mountainous region.
A few years ago, Abbas might have been enraged enough to get his rifle and go leopard hunting. Like 400 or so of his neighbors in the Skoyo Valley, the father of six barely carves out a living by tilling fields and tending orchards in the lowlands and herding goats on the mountain slopes. Instead, when Abbas found the kill, he notified the local insurance committee--and became the first in his village to claim a loss through Project Snow Leopard, an inventive program to protect the cats through a village-administered livestock insurance system linked to snow leopard ecotourism.
The snow leopard, if you can catch a glimpse of one, is a graceful predator, with a luminous soft gray coat marked with rosettes of black on brown and a long tail that helps it balance, doubling as a muffler in bitter weather. Ranging from Afghanistan to China, the cat rules at the top of the food chain in mountain ecosystems that include famous peaks like K2 and Mount Everest.
No one knows for sure how many snow leopards remain in the wild. The cat is so reclusive and hard to track that it has taken on an aura of myth. Based on indirect evidence such as tracks, interviews with locals, and the remains of kills, accepted population estimates range from 3,000 to 7,000.
Most scientists believe that the snow leopard's numbers are decreasing, and since 1972 the World Conservation Union has listed the cat as endangered. One of the greatest threats is poaching for the thriving--though illegal--international fur trade. Leopard pelts bring high prices on the black market, often equivalent to an entire year's income for a mountain villager. And in booming East Asia, the cats' body parts are increasingly prized as ingredients for traditional medicines.
But retaliatory killings by angry livestock herders also take a considerable toll, as is the case with many threatened predators worldwide. (The leopards take domestic animals largely because wild prey, such as ibex and markhor, are declining.) Project Snow Leopard seeks to discourage villagers from striking back at livestock-killing cats. The program was the brainchild of Shafqat Hussain, a native Pakistani and Ph.D. candidate at Yale University's School of Forestry and Environmental Studies. He first started to think about the predation problem in the mid-1990s while working as a program analyst for the Aga Khan Rural Support Program in nearby Skardu, a market town and well-known supply depot for trekkers and mountaineers. As Hussain traveled through the region interviewing people to see how well development programs were working, he kept hearing complaints about livestock killed by wild animals, especially snow leopards.
With a grant from the London-based Royal Geographic Society, and input from local communities, Hussain founded the project in Skoyo in 1998. Trained in economics as an undergraduate, he made sure the program included checks and balances to discourage cheating and encourage cooperation. Its Village Insurance Committee rotates membership every two years, for example, so that no one person or family can dominate.
"We got all the villagers to participate," says Hussain, explaining that each herder pays premiums equivalent to about 1 percent of their livestock's value. That premium money goes into a pot, called Fund 1, where each person's contributions are recorded and kept separate. Meanwhile, Hussain founded an ecotourism company, Full Moon Night Trekking, to market snow leopard treks. A portion of the money from that venture--70,000 Pakistani rupees, or US$2,333, in 1999--goes into another pot, called Fund 2. The village holds all the Fund 2 money in common. The trekking company also employs two local people as guides.
Here's how the process works: When Abbas reported his loss, two other herders hiked to the site of the kill and confirmed that the goat was probably killed by a snow leopard. The insurance committee ruled that the market price of the goat would have been 1,200 rupees (about US$19). Soon Abbas received two checks: The village committee wrote one from Fund 1 for the 240 rupees in premiums he had paid. Project Snow Leopard wrote a second check for the remaining 960 rupees from Fund 2. Since then, Skoyo villagers have made 17 more claims, with no cheating or disputes over inadequate compensation so far.
"It's a psychological thing," Hussain says. "The villagers monitor each other. It's not in their interest to verify a fraudulent claim, because they would have to draw from Fund 2. They would not want to do that, because they'd be making someone rich by making themselves poor."
Snow leopard experts and conservationists worldwide are watching the project with interest. While various insurance schemes have attempted to insure locals against livestock killings by endangered predators like lions and leopards, so far they've had little long-term success. "There's a history of insurance programs failing," explains Brad Rutherford, executive director of the Seattle-based International Snow Leopard Trust. "Typically, they're set up by the government, underfunded and undermonitored. Soon there are too many claims and not enough money. Then the program goes bust, and villagers end up being even more angry at the animal you're trying to protect."
But thanks to its unique design, Project Snow Leopard is working. The pooled money from locals, plus income from tourists, has made the program self-sustaining. In good years, the funds even support community improvement projects like building wells or upgrading corrals. In October 2006, Rolex SA, the Swiss watch company, recognized the project, naming Hussain one of five associate laureates of the Rolex Awards for Enterprise and issuing him a $50,000 check to help expand the effort. Organizations in India, Nepal and Mongolia have either begun cooperating with the program or started their own modeled on its approach. Word of the insurance program is also spreading locally through the mountains of northeastern Pakistan. Before the Rolex award, "we got so much enthusiasm from the villages, but we didn't have the resources and manpower to expand," Hussain says. Now the program will be able to move into six more valleys, improve livestock-guarding pens and maintain a system of unmanned cameras to try to better monitor the snow leopard population.
"I think the potential for community-managed livestock programs is very high," says Rutherford. "The communities control their own fate; they're sharing the risk. If it's run properly, it can be financially self-sustaining and not subject to the ups and downs of donor support."
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Clever, Funny and Disturbing
Ever since Richard Linklater's 1991 film Slacker defined Austin, Texas, as a mecca for eccentrics and people more interested in "living life" than advancing up the career ladder, the city has experienced an identity crisis. Eager to wear the weird costume while cultivating a professional reputation in the entertainment and technology industries, the city's "too cool for school" vibe has gone from feeling charmingly genuine to alienating and forced.
But the tide appears to have shifted. Over the years, Austin's exposure in popular media seems to have blunted its once-sharp edge, and the music and entertainment industry's presence (even Linklater himself) casts a mainstream shadow on Austin's alternative heyday. It's a good thing, because the influx in population and interest has caused a reactionary reaching-out, a desire to export talent past its supportive local base, and that can only be good for the city's art community — especially the visual arts.
DiverseWorks Artspace is hosting the third edition of the Austin Museum of Art's triennial series "New Art in Austin: 20 to Watch," and the results are definitely encouraging. For a Hill Country region known more for fine craft than fine art, it's especially surprising to see so many concept-oriented installation works rather than single-media pieces. But then, it makes sense, given the narrative nature of installation and Austin's wealth of creative output in the storytelling forms of rock music, theater and film.
"New Art in Austin: 20 to Watch"
DiverseWorks, 1117East Fwy., 713-223-8346.
Through June 13.
The exhibition focuses on emerging and lesser-known artists living within a 50-mile radius of the Capitol and was designed to introduce their work to the general public. Several artists from past incarnations of the series have been featured in national museum shows, including the Whitney Biennial.
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Buster Graybill's Come Along Johnny, an upended "Jon boat" that juts out from the gallery wall, displays perhaps the most regionally influenced commentary in the show. A twisted, mangled mess of inflated inner tubes bulges from the boat, suspended by a yellow strap. Inspired by trips from New Braunfels to Austin, the work cleverly reimagines materials to create a wholly different and bizarre function from its compositional elements.
Alyson Fox alters meaning and conveys dark narratives through her decorated book covers mined from thrift stores. One, The Death and Rebirth of Psychology (the book's actual title), is a bare, text-only cover upon which Fox has drawn three women doing pushups underneath the names Freud, Adler, Jung and Rank while a figure dressed in a band or soldier's uniform watches. Fox achieves a mysterious tension between nostalgia, critique and humor.
Jill Pangallo's video and installation Note to Self is a funny and disturbing portrait of obsession and mental illness. Playing an alter-ego version of herself, Pangallo encounters a note on a magazine ad for the 23-inch-tall "My Twin" doll that reads, "Jill, thought you might appreciate this." Did she write the note herself? From what follows, it's quite possible that the woman is crazy and deluded enough to trick herself into ordering a childlike doll custom-made to look exactly like herself. The "My Twin" doll seems to bring Jill the joy she seeks until we witness her on a coin-operated supermarket ride with little Jill, dressed in an identical outfit. Big Jill wears a creepily blank expression, as if the reality of her psychosis has taken hold, metaphorically taking her for a ride. Footage of Big Jill smothering the doll's face with her mouth follows, and Note to Self veers into Andrea Yates territory. Pangallo's video explores identity — we're never sure about Jill's motivations or whether the doll represents a child, a sister or Jill. Also on display is the actual doll along with its wardrobe, photographs and toys — all in all, a wonderful actualization of the world onscreen.
Photographer Sarah Sudhoff, who recently made an excellent solo debut with "Repository" at the Art League, displays large-scale photos depicting antique medical jars containing specimens of female reproductive organs. As in "Repository," the photos resulted from Sudhoff's exploration of medical environments following her experience as a survivor of cervical cancer. She includes a tension-filled split-screen video in which she undergoes a Pap smear procedure.
There's more wonderful work here by Raymond Uhlir, Yoon Cho and Shawn Smith, among others, but the standout piece goes to Kurt Mueller, who delivers the most emotionally stirring installation of the lot.
For American Dream, Mueller sets up a familiar assemblage of components: microphone, amplifier and television screen. Riffing on American Idol and karaoke culture, Mueller stripped Martin Luther King Jr.'s voice from the famous "I Have a Dream" speech, leaving only the cheers of the crowd audible. And instead of song lyrics flashing on the screen, we get the full text of the speech, highlighted bouncing-ball style across the words as we're meant to speak it. It's a fantastically simple and elegant work. For one thing, it's an educational tool. Recent generations know the speech only as sound bites and video clips, so it's a new experience to encounter it in full. For another, it's a profoundly moving call to arms. Mueller is prodding us into action. "How brave and how willing are you to step up to the mike?"
It's a fitting statement for the show as a whole, and a fine representation of Austin's contribution to the Texas visual art stage.
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Brits chief on UK music's 'incredible place'
Some of the world's biggest pop stars will gather at London's O2 arena later for the Brit Awards.
Will Gompertz went to meet the event's chairman David Joseph, boss of the UK arm of the globe-spanning Universal Music.
Mr Joseph said he believed British pop was in "an incredible place" creatively on the world stage.
"We are back to where we were mid-eighties," he said.
Emeli Sande is in the running for most prizes at the London ceremony, with four nominations including best female and best album.
There are also three nominations apiece for Mumford and Sons and Mercury Prize winners Alt-J.
Mumford and Sons will also be performing at the event, along with One Direction, Justin Timberlake, Taylor Swift and Robbie Williams.


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NEW YORK (Jul. 1)
Three airlifts are carrying 192 American students from New York to Tel Aviv to inaugurate the overseas student program of Tel Aviv University. The first group left New York Sunday with two additional flights tomorrow and Wednesday.
In messages to the departing students, Vice President Hubert Humphrey predicted that a "wonderful experience" awaited them. Former Ambassador Arthur J. Goldberg expressed his belief that "all of you who are departing for Israel will benefit from your study there" and that "Israel will have a better understanding of the United States from your study in Israel."
Nearly 1,000 American and Canadian teenagers and college-age youths will visit Israel on study tour programs arranged by the Histadrut Foundation for Educational Travel. Max Mermelstein, executive vice-president of the Foundation said the youths range in age from 13 to 25 and will spend from five to seven weeks in Israel working in kibbutzim, touring the country and studying the Hebrew language and Israeli culture.


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"The tie between single-parent households and poverty is an economic, not a moral, assertion. Poor single parents naturally find it harder to hold full-time jobs and invest in the welfare of their children."
While this is true, it does not follow that the answer is to somehow force couples to stay together in bad and possibly abusive relationships, as Gerson seems to imply. The difficulty faced by children in single-parent families can be seen as a problem of adequate supports in the form of affordable child care or guarantees of paid time off for sick days and family leave. In other countries where such support does exist, children in single-parent families do not face nearly the same handicap as they do in the United States. (See Shawn Fremstad's discussion here and here.)
The other key pillars in Gerson's argument about poverty also don't stand up well to the facts.
"This is a type of poverty that Johnson could not foresee: a decline in blue-collar jobs, rooted in global trends, requiring workers to gain skills that schools could not reliably impart, leaving whole communities economically depressed and isolated, while many children were deprived of economically stable and supportive two-parent families, leading to dangerously stalled social mobility and creating divisions of class that are inconsistent with the American ideal."
Globalization did not just happen. There was a conscious decision to put manufacturing workers in direct competition with low-paid workers in the developing world, while largely protecting highly paid professionals like doctors and lawyers. This had the predicted effect of redistributing income upward. There also is little evidence that technology has had more impact in displacing less educated workers in the last three decades than in prior decades.


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Dubois hosting a backyard danceJul 15, 2013 From staff reports
Mike Hurwitz and the Aimless Drifters of Alta will perform a selection of cowboy blues favorites at 7 p.m. Thursday at the Dunoir Dance Pavilion in the backyard of the Dubois Museum. Attendees are invited to "kick up their boots" at the concert and dance.
Hurwitz is a Wyoming-based singer/songwriter with a style that falls somewhere between the delta blues and Western cowboy swing. High plains ranching roots going back four generations, his long days in the saddle, haying, branding calves and fixing fence taught him the value of hard work, good horses and friends, and a love for the land and its history.
Initially Hurwitz was influenced by the country and cowboy music he heard growing up in rural Wyoming. His mother turned him on to the Southern country blues and jazz from her Mississippi home.
NPR music critic Meredith Ochs describes Mike as "...(a) dusky baritone (that) resonates with the sounds of mountains he's pondered, horses he's wrangled, and the land he's traveled. He's the real deal."
Hurwitz's long-time band, the Aimless Drifters, shares his unique vision of country-blues and cowboy music. There's pedal steel, piano, accordion, mandolin, fiddle, harp, bass and drums.
The Rustic Pine will host a cash bar and light refreshments will be available.
The concert is partially funded through a grant from the Wyoming Arts Council and the National Endowment for the Arts and a grant from the Opportunity Shop.
The concert will last until roughly 9 p.m. Concertgoers are asked to bring a chair or blanket for comfortable seating on the lawn. In case of inclement weather, the concert will be moved inside the Dennison Lodge.
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Trent Reznor Working With…Dr. Dre?
Was that the hero he was referring to?
Indeed, it appears it is. Trent Reznor of Nine Inch Nails and How To Destroy Angels announced he has been working with the Beats By Dre product line on some new projects.
"Some of you may have read that I have begun working with Beats By Dre," Reznor writes online.
"For the past year I have indeed been involved with Dre, Jimmy Iovine, Luke Wood, and the rest of the team on a number of very interesting projects that will start to emerge next year," he adds.
"I have been wanting to experiment and focus my energy and creativity in some different directions, and Beats has afforded me that very opportunity. The process has been challenging and fascinating and as much as I'd like to tell you about the things we've dreamed up… I just can't."
Reznor offers "I can tell you it's probably not what you're expecting!"
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Let's face it. The world is a pretty noisy place. There are lots of annoying sounds we could all do without. Loud bosses (not mine, of course), honking horns, people talking way too loud on their cell phones, and my personal favorite, jackhammers. I can't stand jackhammers.
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COLUMBIA (WACH) -- Law Enforcement from across the Palmetto State were in Columbia to kick off a special fundraiser.
Officials kicked off the Law Enforcement for Special Olympics 2013 Campaign Tuesday. The international event will go towards raising awareness and money for special Olympics programs around the world; including the state's Torch Run event.
One hundred percent of the proceeds go to help athletes participating in the Torch Run. Currently, the Palmetto State has about 22,000 special needs athletes participate.
"They are truly heroes," Cpl. Mike Still with the state Transport Police said. "They have people staring at them everyday, saying 'You can't do this, you can't do that.' This gives them an opportunity to say 'I can do it. I have this talent. I can be just like you'".
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Cher Lloyd has a pretty and near-perfect smile, but she wasn't born that way. She had a gap-toothed grin, one that has since disappeared as she has had her teeth fixed.
Cher Lloyd has a pretty and near-perfect smile, but she wasn't born that way. She had a gap-toothed grin, one that has since disappeared as she has had her teeth fixed.
Taylor Swift is memorializing her record-breaking run at the Staples Center in Los Angeles with a behind-the-scenes peek at her onstage duets. The '22' singer brought everyone from Ellie Goulding to Jennifer Lopez out to perform with her in a celebration of girl power, and they all dished on the experience.
At the Staples Center in L.A. on Aug. 19, Taylor Swift invited not one but two special guests to share the stage with her. It was a girl power night, as she asked Cher Lloyd and Sara Bareilles to join her separately and to perform their songs, with Swift serving as the vocal guest!
Cher Lloyd will return to the U.S. in September on her I Wish Tour. She will be accompanied by all-female vocal group Fifth Harmony, making it a girl power trek and one with 'X Factor' roots.
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Remember when some dope on 'X Factor' said Demi Lovato needed Auto-Tune and couldn't sing? We bet he's hanging his head in shame right now, because Lovato slayed at a Kiss FM concert without any bells and whistles to enhance her strong voice.
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Our favorite pop stars were all over the place the past week as part of the network of Jingle Ball shows taking place in major cities from Philly to NYC to London. Some of pop music's first ladies were casual and cool on the red carpet and in the press room of the Miami edition on Saturday, Dec. 8. Kesha, Cher Lloyd and Karmin's Amy Heidemann were all looking fine.
Cher Lloyd continued her takeover of American television this week with a performance of her new single 'Oath' on 'TODAY' on Friday (Oct. 5). While she rocked her smash 'Want U Back' on several late night appearances, she switched it up for the breakfast crowd and delivered her bouncy, rap-tinged new anthem about BFFs. It was her second perf on the morning program in recent weeks, as she hit the outdoor stage at the end of August.
Cutie Cher Lloyd competed against One Direction on the British edition of 'X Factor' and shockingly, neither act won the grand prize! Even so, they've both gone onto massive, platinum-plus success on this side of the Atlantic, proving voters in their homelands wrong.
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In happier news, downtown residents and workers will be getting a healthy shot of comfort food when the new Luby's opens at 1301 Fannin on August 12. This isn't a traditional Luby's, however. It will feature a food court with various stations offering custom sandwiches, pizzas, a salad bar, pasta and a station with regular Luby's entrees. Additionally, the restaurant will offer catering services for area businesses and meals for area hospital patients.
Further out, CityCentre has announced its latest restaurant addition: Straits, an upscale Singaporean restaurant that will be located on the ground floor of Hotel Sorella. Strait was established in San Francisco in 1987 and has locations in San Jose, San Francisco and Atlanta. The Houston location is scheduled to open in the fall, on September 28.
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53. Richard Harper , was indicted for breaking and entering the House of William Holyoke , in the Parish of St. Brides , about 3 in the Night, and stealing 250 Guineas, one five Moidore Piece, one five Guinea-Piece , April 18 .
William Holyoke . On Monday Morning April 18, I got up about 7 o'Clock; and my Servant going down into the Cellar for a penn'orth of Beer, came up again and said, Sir, I believe you're been robb'd to-night, for one of the Barrs of the Cellar Window was wrenched. I hope not, says I, and look'd about and saw the Brass and Pewter safe; then I went to the Smith's to get the Bar mended. When I came back again, my Wife was
Q. How old is the Child that cry'd out - the Box was gone?
Holyoke. About 12 or 13 Years old.
Q. When the Bars of the Window were broke, was there Room for the Prisoner to get in?
Holyoke. There are four Bars in the Window; one was bent, and the other was push'd out of its Place, so that there was Room enough for him to get in.
Q. Are you sure the Window was whole and safe when you went to Bed?
Holyoke. It might be so; but indeed I can't speak to that, of my own Knowledge.
Thomas Bullock . Last Monday Morning about 8 o'Clock, I was going into the Prosecutor's House, and I saw his Daughter crying in the Entry; I asked what was the Matter, and Mrs. Holyoke told me, she was robb'd, and ruin'd, for somebody had stole all her Money, &c Mr. Holyoke was gone out somewhere - so while we were talking, the Man and the Maid call'd out from above Stairs, and said they had found the Box in the Club room, in a Closet: I saw the Lad bring it down Stairs, ty'd up in a Handkerchief. Then he and I, and another went up into the Garret, to see if we could perceive any way, by which the Thief might have escap'd; we look'd about and could perceive nothing. We look'd up the Garret Chimneys, but nobody was there. As we were coming down Stairs, the Maid cry'd out Thieves! Thieves! so we went into that Room, and took the Prisoner out of the Chimney. I saw him pull'd down, and I spake to him, and ask'd him how he got in, and what Time it was; he said he got in at the Cellar Window, about 3 o'Clock.
Q. Did he say any Thing to you about the Box?
Bullock. No, nothing to me; at that Time. When he was at the Bull-Head in Bread-Street, I asked him what Instruments he made Use of, to get out the Iron Bar; he said, he had nothing but his Hands, - he got it out with his Hands, and then went into the Cellar. He own'd before the Lord-Mayor that he took the Box, and ty'd it up in his Handkerchief; be own'd he took it out of the Chamber, and brought it down into the Club-Room. That's all I have to say
Richard Googe . I live in Water-Lane, Fleet-Street. Hearing Mr. Holyoke was robb'd, I went to his House to enquire into the Particulars. They told me they had been robb'd, so the Maid and I went up to see if the Thief was not in the House, she look'd up the Chimney, and cry'd out, - here he is in the Chimney. I saw the Soot fall, so I made her get a Candle, then I saw him too, so I got up upon the Grates, and pull'd him down by the Leg, in a Sooty Condition I am sure 'twas the Prisoner, for I have, known him these two Years.
Q. Did you hear him confess any Thing?
Googe. No, I know nothing of his Confession.
Prisoner. I came down my self, for they said, if I would not come down, they'd shoot me down.
John Hill. When I came down in the Morning, I found one of the Bars of the Cellar Window wrench'd out, and two more bent; I shut up the Cellar the Night before between 6 and 7 o' Clock, and I was sure the Bars were all fast then, so I told my Master (as how) he had been robb'd: No, says he, I hope not, and he looked round the Kitchen, and there was nothing missing there, - all was safe. Then he went to the Smith's to bid him come and mend the Window: While he was gone there, my Mistress came down Stairs, and my Master came back in a Minute; he was no sooner come in, but the Child above Stairs call'd out, Mammy! Mammy! some body has taken away the Money Box! With that, my Master run up Stairs, and saw the Box was gone; he came down again, and said, (as how) be was ruin'd, he was ruin'd, the Box was gone! Then he went out, and while he was gone, I found the Box in a Closet near the Chimney, in the Club-Room, ty'd up in a Handkerchief. I went down and shew'd it my Mistress, to make her easy, and then I carry'd it up to the Place it was taken from. I did not see the Prisoner 'till after he was pull'd out of the Chimney.
Tho. Humstone Holyoke's Servant telling me that Morning that his Master had been robb'd, I went there directly; Mr. Bullock and I went all over the House, and look'd out of the Garret Windows, but there was was no Track of Footsteps to be seen, not were any Tiles broke. I should
Defence. I had been drinking from Friday to Monday, (being out of Place) and was almost dead for want of Sleep; so the Bar being loose, I put it by, and went into the House, and so up Stairs to sleep As to the Box I know nothing at all of it. Guilty . Death .


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Axle was built by Kavanagh College pupil Adam Gorrie after his uncle, a stage show director, asked him to use his engineering skills to build a dog to ''act'' in the show.
A couple of months later, the 17-year-old came up with Axle, which featured in the show My Brilliant Divorce at the Playhouse Theatre in Dunedin.
''The dog had to hold divorce papers in its mouth and walk around and interact with the lead character.
''Axle was easier and more reliably controlled than the real thing. And the great thing about it is there's no puddles to clean up.''
The other great thing about Axle is that he won the New Zealand Transpower Neighbourhood Engineers' Award after Adam's technology teacher at Kavanagh College entered it in the competition.
The dog is made out of foam coreboard, polystyrene, a few screws and bolts and a complex set of rubber rings and battery-powered motors.
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The Positive Side of Conflict
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Today's guest post is by Lysa TerKeurst, the New York Times bestselling author of Unglued: Making Wise Choices in the Midst of Raw Emotions.
When I was in my early twenties, there was nothing I disliked more than conflict.
I was a "stuff it and smile" kind of girl. The problem with pretending to be fine when you're really not is that all that pent-up steam will eventually come out. And if you've ever held your hand too close to steam, you know how it can burn.
A much healthier approach to the inevitable conflicts we all must deal with is to face the issue head on with grace and humility, having asked ourselves one very crucial question. This question is so crucial that might I dare say, not asking it could lead to extreme conflict escalation rather than relationship restoration.
So, what's this crucial question?
Am I trying to prove or improve? That's the question. In other words, is my desire in this conflict to prove that I am right or to improve the relationship at hand?
When I try to prove I am right, I use the circumstances of the conflict as an arsenal to attack the other person. I come armed with past hurts and offenses, ready to state my case. I'm tempted to tear down the other person. I react from a place of hurt and anger and can often say things I later regret.
On the other hand, when my desire is to improve the relationship, I seek to understand where the other person is coming from, and I care enough about the relationship to fight for it rather than against it. Instead of reacting out of anger, I pause and let the Holy Spirit interrupt my first impulses. I tackle the issues, not the person.
Here are some great questions to ask when we're dealing with conflict out of a desire to improve a relationship:
- Can you help me understand why you feel this way?
- Why don't we both agree to stick to the issue at hand and not pull in past issues?
- What is your desired outcome in this situation?
- How can we meet in the middle on this issue?
My husband I have renamed what we used to call "fights." We now call them "growth opportunities." And the more we've been practicing these principles, the fewer conflicts we've been having.
But I won't tie this devotion up in a neat bow and end all "cheerio." While Art and I are doing great right now and we've had very few "growth opportunities" lately, conflicts with others seem to always be around the corner. So please hear my heart: I'm not saying all this is easy. Just this week I've had to tackle some growth opportunities with other people that made me feel like I had firecrackers burning through my veins.
Maybe you can relate.
What I will say is that it's possible to let those conflicts lead us to better places in our relationships. Improved places. And that is the good side of conflict.
Lysa TerKeurst is a wife, mom of five, New York Times bestselling author, and president of Proverbs 31 Ministries. Her new book, Unglued will help you identify what type of conflict reactor you are and how to significantly improve your communication. Visit www.ungluedbook.com for more information, and download your copy from Vyrso today!


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We do not accept returns on jewelry, swim, intimates, nail polish, fragrance, gift cards, opened beauty products or anything marked as final sale.
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