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Ok, this week has been a bit hectic for me because we are going through another one of those mini-milestones for IIS7, and I am also on "point" for issues team-wide. So, I have been looking at way too many random things lately and not really spending a lot of coherent time thinking about the various topics to write about.
Also, some of you have also been asking me direct questions about your specific problem which while pertinent to you, I think they may not be interesting to anyone else. While I do not mind answering questions or explaining how things work, I do draw the line when I start taking on a consultant or tech-support type of role because such services imply support... which is not something I am signed up to do. The best source for Microsoft product support remains contacting Microsoft PSS.
About the IIS7 "Changes"
Some of you have been asking for more of the not-so-obvious tidbits about IIS7... you know, the human side of it as well as personal observations. I understand - the press releases, TechEd presentations, slide decks, etc all just talk about the technical details, which is great and all, but it does not give any insight into the team, process, attitude, atmosphere, etc. And to that, I can chat about without breaking any obvious rules. 🙂
Much like how people have been experimenting with Windows Vista Beta 1 on Virtual PC/Server and finding interesting issues/incompatibilities at the OS-level, I have to say that IIS7 is encountering a similar sort of growing pains internally. Why?
Well, if you stop and think about it, IIS7 is basically yet another major architectural change when compared against IIS6 and IIS5, except this time, many of the key changes are internal and not immediately user-visible (other than the UI and the distributed configuration system).
For example, the biggest user-visible architecture change between IIS5 and IIS6 is the IIS6 Process Model, based on independent w3wp.exe worker processes aggregated into logical Application Pools for purposes of health monitoring and management. Well, this same process model and user-visible benefits are still there in IIS7, except we are re-working the internal plumbing to support additional scenarios.
Then, you look at the core server engine, the piece that runs inside of w3wp.exe to handle user requests, and you notice that while ISAPI Extensions and ISAPI Filters are still supported in IIS7, they are no longer considered the native extensibility APIs. IIS7 introduces a new native code Win32 extensibility API (completely public, of course, so you can do whatever we can do to IIS7), and we basically re-implemented (with copious amounts of code copying from IIS6, of course) our modules on top of this new API to mimic the IIS6 server behavior. Once again, to the casual observer, nothing is dramatically different on the surface, even though the internal plumbing is completely different and once again supports additional scenarios not previously possible, such as deep integration with IIS behavior by 3rd party modules who can truly monopolize the entire web server stack.
I can go on and on about how every major subsystem in IIS7 is often refactored from IIS6 to better support scenarios. For example, to maintain backward-compatibility between the new distributed configuration system and the old IIS metabase, we have to give you an optional mapping system to translate values between the two configuration systems, so that your old administration scripts as well as existing product setup programs still function. Once again, no new functionality as far as the customer base is concerned, but the internal engineering compatibility is definitely there. We will work with your existing scripts, but we definitely encourage writing to non-legacy APIs.
Of course, you still have the option to run IIS7 completely clean of legacy, and I encourage it to get the maximal benefits from IIS7. Getting rid of cruft by doing clean installs (no upgrades) and migrations is a good idea in general.
Dealing with Change
Of course, all of these "internal" changes are bound to catch up with us when we hit major milestones and other MS teams start to verify their existing IIS dependencies against our newly refactored (but IDEALLY should be IIS6-compatible) IIS7.
Hehehe... those of you who have been around this industry for a while should immediately realize the futility of such a statement. We basically just re-wrote the IIS world. And yup, it is all going to work the very first time with the rest of the IIS world. 🙂 A-ok.
So, yeah, the number of interesting broken assumptions and "feature changes", either by-design or unintentional, is definitely climbing, but nothing bad or unexpected. I know that IIS6 broke a lot of applications due to our hard security stance, but IIS7 will not be much different, unfortunately.
We are going even MORE hard-core on security changes to simplify your administrative experience (hopefully) as well as improve application isolation for the web hoster. For example, memory management for Longhorn/Vista improves tremendously, allowing IIS7 to break the arbitrary OS-limits of user-desktop heap and simultaneous connections. So, you can finally have as many simultaneous connections as the OS can handle (instead of an arbitrary value calculated from available NonPagedPool memory), or as many simultaneous Application Pools using unique user identities (instead of the ~60 limit right now or sharing single user sessions to scale - web hosters get the full user process isolation benefits for free). But with more features comes more rope to hang yourself with...
But, yeah... if you get some good things for free, then you should also expect to get some "by design" breaking changes for "free". 😉 So, I think you should be flexible to deal with the situation. We do try very hard to maintain compatibility and do not break your applications just-because (though sometimes, the reason may not obvious to you and it is hard for us to ever communicate why or make it obvious).
I suggest that you do not get too stuck with the thought of "this code worked on IIS5/6 but does not work on IIS7, so it must be an IIS7 bug" and instead consider all the NEW capabilities that we are bringing to the table... and sometimes, those new changes will break existing code or be hard to maintain backward compatibility, and we will make the architectural call, much like security...
So, yeah, change is coming, and it is coming in a big wave. Get ready for the ride... 🙂


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|I climbed this a few months ago (December I think) but it was a crappy day......it is such a nice looking line....I started up wet slabs for 25 feet of easy but slippery (it had been snowing the last week and this is north facing) slab to gain the HUGE corner. A decent crack with easy stemming on lichen covered and wet rock for 100 feet and you reach a roof/bulge and the crack widens to #4 Camalot (I had only 1). By now a snow storm was dumping wet snow and my rock shoes were not feeling confident on this, the steepest section of rock and very wet and getting wetter every second.....luckily I had anticipated this weather (just hoped it wouldn't come) and brought one aider along. The #4 was way in the crack and aiding off of it was proving impossible to clear the roof/bulge.....WOW, I saw an old bolt with the head busted off, but sticking out just enuff was 1/4 inch rustiness that I slung a small stopper around and clipped in the aider....UP I went (leaving the aider for my buddy to aid) to another smaller bulge that I was forced to free climb (#4 was behind me and #3 was way too small....#5 would have been nice to have along, thanks for the shitty gear recommendation Hubbel) nice armbars and knee jams got me above this little bulge and the next 30 foot runout to the end of the 200 foot corner in a nice notch. My buddy followed up and was frozen and soaked by the time he got to the anchor (he was in a lot of pain from his hands being frozen from the wet rock and the snow that continued to dump on us). I led up the easy and loose chimney to the summit and we scrambled down south west and ran over the driveway bridge and down the road to the parking area.....FUN!!! On a warm dry day this would be a fun easy 5.9.....the crux had a nice (but somewhat loose) flake to undercling and turn the roof/bulge....can wait to climb it again.
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May 31, 2003
I climbed this today, 5-31-03 with two others and all of us felt it was much easier than the 5.9- rating that is in the guide book. It was only slightly wet and the moves seemed to be no harder that 5.8 at the crux. I agree that a number 5 cam is something you would prefer at the crux. The entire route is protectible beyond this and there is no reason to run it out other than the fact that it is very easy. Great route though it was well under the rating we expected. Land owner was not around. Not sure if it was an issue or not, though there were no trespassing signs in his driveway.
Damp with some mossy spots.
5.8 at the crux for most people although it may seem harder if you aren't comfortable with wide cracks.
Rappel slings and ring at the notch were in good condition with only a slight wear on the sling.
By George Bracksieck
Jun 29, 2012
On 6/21/73, I led John Van Keuren up this. I don't recall seeing a bolt on it, but it's been a long time....
EDIT: I'm confident that there was no bolt. I remember running it out in places. I had a rack of hexes and wedges.
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Jul 7, 2014
rating: 5.8 5b 16 VI- 15 HVS 4c
|Walk a #6 Camalot through the crux slot. Did not find rap rings in notch belay. Easy walkoff.
By Cary Gaynor
From: Longmont,CO
Aug 6, 2015
Great, fun corner. No harder than 5.8.
Please please do not park your car on the cliff side of the river. The Watchtower is in National Forest, but that bridge is private property. I do NOT want to lose access to this awesome rock!


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Falling pregnant is 90% a woman's fault(189 Posts)
Women CAN'T win!!!
REading through a thread on mn here where a single pregnant poster was pasted, interrogated judged and made answer for herself - I feel something like despair. (I don't know how she must feel).
Women don't 'put out' they're prudes and frigid or they have boundaries up around them. Or they're too fussy or too picky, or they're up themselves, or they're ugly, or they're spinsters. or feminists. What criticism are there for men who aren't in a sexual relationship.
if they have unprotected sex they are judged for 1) having had unprotected sex, and 2) if they get pregnant they're judged for not taking the MAP, and not having an abortion.
of course, if they had had an abortion they'd be judged for that too.
The original poster on the thread that has ME slackjawed works so she can't be attacked for seeking benefits. But some posters told her she shouldn't seek maintenance because it's not right given that the father wanted her to have an abortion. others told her she had a duty to seek maintenance on behalf of her child.
another poster told her that his taxes are propping up the running of the CSA. He seemed angry that the law and the state support a single woman in her unplanned pregnancy.
women can't win no matter what they do and what they choose. Unless they get married at about 27-33 to a nice man they'll be judged at some point. You literally can't move as a woman without being judged. ANd not just by men, but by women ... and that upsets me... :-(
Surely it takes some of the responsibility away? Or even if he's been tricked and lied to? Basically, he's been stolen from intentionally.
Not a mutual accident, not a mistake on the womans part but an intentional plan to deceive and make him responsible for something he was convinced could not happen?
Not really fair on him, is it?
of course it isn't fair but he still has the option of controlling his own fertility, all men do
and I find it abhorrent that a woman would do that too, but it still doesn't make a man not responsible for his actions. It's not a new thing that women have done this you know, it has gone on for decades. Evolution should ensure that men carry condoms and look after their penis
Nope he willingly gave away his sperm. If he thinks he can cry sperm thief when he did not wear a condom then he really is thick isn't he? As well as an immature coward. Stolen from? FFS he wasn't raped was he? Have you actually read any of this thread bant? Maybe you should if you genuinely believe its ok for a man to walk away from his own child 'cos he was 'lied to'. He didn't wear a condom. If his sperm goes on to create a child, then he has equal responsibility for the child created. I'm actually shaking my head in disbelief that you actually think he gets less responsibility because he's been 'lied to' when he didn't take precautions himself. Unless you are another on the wind up?
No it doesnt take away any of his responsi bility as HE is responsible for HIS fertility. He makes a choice to control that or not.
Its wrong for anyone to lie or decieve someone, man or womam but we are both equally responsible for our own fertility. So if a man or a woman doesnt want a child then they should control their own fertility.
Controlling your own fertility is tge responsible thing to do if you dont want a child and no matter what sex carries the risk of pregnancy, be that contraception failure or miracle pregnancies when one or other person thought they were infertile.
If you choose to have sex you are choosing to risk a pregnancy, there is no 100% contraceptive other than abstinence so it is always 50% man and 50% woman.
So purely as a philosophical point, what responsibility would he have if she had sabotaged the condoms? If he had taken every effort, on top of her supposed infertility and pill use to still be 'safe' - and she put a pinhole in it. Is he still responsible then? How much? 50%? 1%
and how many women get pregnant after pinholing a condom?
but all contraception carries a failure rate I am afraid, and we all should be responsible for that as well <looks at third child>
If you choose to have sex you are choosing to risk a pregnancy, there is no 100% contraceptive other than abstinence so it is always 50% man and 50% woman
This is the bottom line. The only sure way to not create a baby is to not have sex. Everyone knows that it's a risk. You can minimise the risk but it is still there.
If a child is created then both parties are equally responsible.
Yes, there could be the very rare instance where one person lies to the other or attempts to sabotage contraception. But that is not usually the case. More often no contraception is used, or it is not used properly.
So many people are too embarrassed to admit they didn't use contraceptive so they say the condom broke or the pill failed, etc. But most of the time they just don't take responsibility.
Ironically, it is those men who think that they are not responsible if the woman chooses to keep the baby who are more likely to end up paying child support for an unwanted child because, instead of taking care of their own fertility, they just want to 'blame' the woman.
Men with this view consider abortion a form of contraceptive so are less likely to use effective contraception themselves and more likely to end up an unplanned pregnancy.
No matter how a pregnancy occurs, even if someone was to go to the extreme lengths as described, it's never the child's fault they have been conceived. Yet you think it's ok to walk away? Have no responsibility? Again, if you let someone else supply the condom, or give them the opportunity to tamper with it, then you are still taking a chance and even when not tampered with, condoms still fail. It's a frankly idiotic and immature attitude to have that you can have a tantrum about how a pregnancy happened, and then fuck off as though there is nothing to consider afterwards. You still have a child that you always knew there was a chance could be conceived. Everyone who has sex knows this. I just do not get the idea that you have a child and choose to have nothing to do with it. It's just despicable to think that way. If you can't handle the possibility of being a parent then frankly you're not mature enough to be having sex, no matter how old you are.
No, as I said earlier, I think any decent man should shoulder responsibility. I was simply asking the point because I have heard of cases where men have been 'tricked' into fathering a child, and I wondered how that affected your views on things.
I also think it's despicable to deny responsibility - or in some conversations I've overheard, refuse to pay any maintenance for children because the mother won't let the father see them.
I'm just saying it's not always clear cut.
And I hope that last bit wasn't a personal attack on me, bunch. You don't know me or my circumstances, all I've done is ask questions.
Men who claim to have been 'tricked' into parenthood IMO are not the innocents they claim to be. It's usually a cover to excuse the shitty decision to walk away from their own child, ignoring the fact that there is no good reason to justify walking away from your own child IMO.
The 'you' in my previous posts bant was generic btw.
Hmm intersting discussion, if I didn't want a child, I would take what precautions I deemed necessary and if the person I was with didn't want one either, I would expect them to take their own too. However if they didn't it wouldn't stop me from continuing to do so.
I can understand (though not agree) where the perception of "womens fault" comes from in unwanted pregnancy, because it is a womans body that changes in pregnancy. Hence a viewpoint would be, if you don't want your body to change through pregnancy you take the steps to avoid it, regardless of what the other does.
Yes men can just eat, shoot and leave (to paraphrase the book and the panda joke), but it doesn't mean they shouldn't take responsibility.
It's very difficult to be 'tricked' into parenthood.
If a man doesn't want a child all he has to do is keep his sperm away from the woman. If he doesn't want a child he should take responsibility for his own fertility.
That's means using a condom correctly, every single time and keeping them in a place that can't be tampered with. A locked box if necessary.
Even then he is still risking pregnancy because condoms are not 100% effective. Everyone knows this but I think it needs to be hammered home more because lots of men still think they are not responsible simply because they can walk away.
A lot of the men who claim to have been tricked are men who just moaned and whined about disliking condoms until the woman shrugged and decided that they could damn well take the consequences.
Also, this idea of a woman who not only lies about her fertility but puts pinholes in condoms and tells her mates she's going to get pregnant by a specific man whether he likes it or not... well, statistically such a woman might exist. But so do men who like impregnating women against the woman's wishes, and claim to be firing blanks in order to do so.
I suppose the only difference is that men can't choose whether or not to have an abortion, so in my case I felt as I wanted to have my baby that this was my choice and as her
sperm donor father couldn't make the same choice he was able to walk away.
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PluginFlipFlop is a tool intended to be used with jBridge/jBridgeM.
Ideally, you should never need this, but I came up with this idea after a terrible live session where my DAW kept hanging/crashing due to a problematic untested combination ( It's always a bad idea to prepare things the hour before ).
So, I thought it would be useful to have something that could have a second plugin ready to replace one that for some reason stops working, or even try to recover it. I added some extra features while making it, like for example a global console window where you can see notifications about the contained plugin's status.
What it does:
– Can load VST 2.x plugins inside of it ( only those, currently ).
– Available as a AU/VST fx/synth.
– Can try to recover a crashed plugin ( it will restore the last saved settings in your DAW ). You can also set a 2nd plugin to be switched to if something goes wrong.
– "Auto-crash recovery" should be off. I would recommend that you keep a second plugin ready with the "Auto-switch plugin" option on, and if something goes wrong, manually recover and switch back to the main one. The "Edit" button will become a "Recover" button if needed.
Since JUCE is an awesome library, I was able to easily produce AU and VST versions of this, without having to code everything from scratch ( Just some bits here and there ).
Mac OS X 10.6 and above ( this will open the jBridgeM bridging files folder by default when you press the "Load new" button ):
Unzip and place these in /Library/Audio/Plug-Ins/Components:
AU FX ( 32/64 bit ), 2 ins, 2 outs
AU synth ( 32/64 bit ), 0 ins, 2 outs
Unzip and place these in /Library/Audio/Plug-Ins/VST:
VST2 FX ( 32/64 bit ), 2 ins, 2 outs
VST2 synth( 32/64 bit ), 0 ins, 2 outs
Windows ( place these in your VST folder, load bridging files with it):
VST2 32bit ( FX ), 2 ins, 2 outs
VST2 64bit ( FX ), 2 ins, 2 outs
VST2 32bit ( Synth ), 0 ins, 2 outs
VST2 64bit ( Synth), 0 ins, 2 outs
v1.0 changelog:
– better crash monitoring/recovery procedure.
– now remembers console window size / position.
– should not crash anymore when plugins with more than 2 inputs are added (FX version ).
– eliminated sound noise that could be produced when no plugin was loaded.
– delay compensation added.
– some tweakings in the plugin native editing stuff.
– tempo changes, etc, now set correctly in hosted plugins.
– plugin's binary data now saved correctly.
v1.0.1 changelog:
– should not crash anymore when plugins with more than 2 outputs are added (synth version ).
– Shell plugins should now be properly supported.
– Up to 1024 automation parameters are now routed into the active plugin


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Overheard: Beautiful Charlie
At the end of a marathon five-hour School Board meeting, Hillsborough Superintendent MaryEllen Elia was racing to announce awards last night. She praised Elisa Lemerond. The Tomlin Middle School student is this year's middle school winner of the state Hispanic Heritage Essay Contest, earning a college scholarship. Elia noted her pride. She put this picture on the overhead monitor.
"We'll make sure that you have access to this beautiful picture of Gov. Crist," she said, thanking Board members for their time.
Laughter interrupted her.
"And our student," Elia blurted, looking chagrined. "It must be getting late, guys. That must have been a slip."
It's okay. We think Charlie takes a beautiful picture, too.


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Hi all. I have an Astra copy of a Mauser broomhandle that I'm trying to find out something about. It's marked on the left side ""ASTRA" AUTOMATIC PISTOL CAL 7.63" and has 3 proofs on the right side. The numbers on the frame and bolt do not match, the bolt has a different proof. There is a Century Arms import mark on the underside of the barrel. The "Blue Book" only mentions that Astra made them, and no other info. What I'd like to know is how many were made and when, and when they stopped. I'm trying to get some idea of when this one was made. Thanks in advance.


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RECIPES: Recipe Details
This burger is bound to add some excitement to the grilling season! A combination of ground chuck and ground corn beef in a grilled patty will be a surprise to your family and guests and they will marvel at your creativity! The snappy kraut-slaw with pickled cherry peppers mounded over the melted Muenster cheese replaces ordinary sauerkraut and the rye bun holds everything together.
Snappy Kraut-Slaw
2 cups sauerkraut-from jar-well drained & rinsed
1/4 cup finely chopped pickled cherry peppers (red & green) seeds & stems removed
2 tablespoons finely chopped fresh green onion
2 teaspoons granulated sugar
1 tablespoon Colavita Premium Canola-Olive Blended Oil
Thousand Island Spread
6 tablespoons prepared Thousand Island dressing
2 teaspoons Grey Poupon Deli Mustard
1 lb. corn beef flat cut brisket-purchased packaged with packet of spices
1 tablespoon spices (from packet included with corn beef)
3/4 teaspoon salt
1 lb. ground chuck
1 tablespoon finely chopped fresh basil
Vegetable oil to brush grill grate
6 slices Muenster cheese
6 large soft rye buns
3 tablespoons softened butter
Prepare a medium-hot fire in a charcoal grill with cover or preheat a gas grill to medium-high. To prepare kraut-slaw, place sauerkraut into a medium bowl. Using a kitchen scissors, cut through sauerkraut twice. Add cherry peppers, onion and sugar to bowl; stir together. Drizzle with oil; stir until well blended. Cover and refrigerate until needed. To prepare housand Island Spread, stir dressing and mustard together in a small bowl. Cover and refrigerate until needed. To prepare patties, chunk corn beef into l-1/2 inch pieces and working with half the corn beef at a time, process in a food processor fitted with a blade (or a meat grinder) until corn beef is coarsely ground. Transfer corn beef to a large bowl. Add spices, salt, ground chuck and basil to bowl. Gently mix together-handling mixture as little as possible. Divide mixture into 6 equal portions. Form 6 patties 3/4-inch thick, making a small indentation in the center of each patty. Brush vegetable oil over grill rack. Place patties on grill rack over medium-hot heat, cover and cook, turning once until done to preference or 4 to 5 minutes per side to medium. Top each patty with a slice of cheese the final few minutes of grilling, returning cover so cheese melts. Transfer patties to a plate. Place buns cut side down on grill grate; toast lightly. Remove toasted buns from grill; spread 1/2 tablespoon butter over each bun bottom. Retrieve dressing and kraut-slaw from refrigerator; stir. To assemble burgers, on each bun bottom, place a patty and top with an equal portion of the kraut-slaw. Slather 2 tablespoons dressing over cut side of each bun top. Cover with bun top and serve. 6 burgers
Purchase a good quality brand Thousand Island dressing and bakery rye buns if possible or marble rye bread slices will work as a substitute. I used Muenster cheese because it has a nice soft texture and is a nice melting cheese.


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NEW ORLEANS — With 4.6 seconds left, Warriors guard Jarrett Jack checked out of the game, having made multiple clutch plays to help his team secure a 116-112 win Saturday night. He was mobbed by his teammates.
"They didn't want you, Jack!" injured center Andrew Bogut screamed. "Way to show them what they're missing."
As he's done all season, Jack came up big in a game Golden State needed to have. He lit up the New Orleans Hornets — who traded him to the Warriors in July for basically nothing — for 25 points and a career-high-tying 12 assists off the bench.
It's the first time in his NBA career that he's had at least 20 points and 10 assists in consecutive games. He had 20 points and 10 assists in Friday's loss at San Antonio.
"He was special," Warriors coach Mark Jackson said. "He was awfully good. He had a couple tough outings prior to this, but he's a pro, and we believe in him."
Even though starting point guard Stephen Curry returned to the lineup after missing two games with a sprained right ankle, Jack's production was especially vital. That's because Warriors forward David Lee sat out with a sprained left ankle he sustained at San Antonio.
The Warriors simply couldn't afford to drop their fourth straight game. Not with the Los Angeles Clippers (Monday) and Oklahoma City (Wednesday) looming.
The Hornets represented the Warriors' first opponent with a losing record all month. But these Hornets aren't the sorry team their record might indicate. They entered Saturday having won six of their last seven games.
"They're healthy," Carl Landry said after totaling 11 points and 11 rebounds starting in place of Lee. "They're playing well. They're clicking. They're rolling. They're a very good basketball team right now."
Golden State entered the fourth quarter down 89-85. It was obvious they needed to put points on the board. That they did, albeit in an unusual fashion.
The Warriors got 13 points in the fourth quarter from Curry and 11 from Jack. But they did most of their damage from the foul line, knocking down 15 combined.
Golden State totaled 31 points in the quarter, 17 coming from the foul line — offsetting 6-of-17 shooting.
"We gave up 117 points to a team that is undermanned," Hornets coach Monty Williams said. "You don't deserve to win."
Inside a minute left, the Warriors trailed 110-108. Jack intercepted a pass from the Hornets' Eric Gordon and turned it into a fastbreak, which led to his game-tying free throws.
The Warriors then got a stop after Gordon bricked a 20-footer and had the ball with 34.7 seconds. Out of timeouts and going for the quick shot, Jack drilled a runner in the lane, putting the Warriors up 112-110 with 31.8 left.
Golden State got the ball back after a Hornets turnover. Jack split a pair of free throws, giving New Orleans life. With 22 seconds left, a 3-pointer would have tied it. Greivis Vasquez got a good look, but it rimmed out.
It was Jack who secured the rebound and the much-needed victory.
"He is just such a gritty, gritty player," said Warriors swingman Richard Jefferson, who had 11 points and four rebounds off the bench. "He is not the most athletic player. He is not the quickest player. He just has so much grit and so much heart. He is yelling at the bigs. He is yelling at the smalls. He is such an intelligent player. He just wants to win."
Jackson said the Warriors would be cautious. Myers acknowledged being a bit nervous. In the end, Curry convinced them he was fine.
"He's a smart guy," Myers had said before Wednesday's game against Miami. "We can trust him."
Curry played 38 minutes, 29 seconds and didn't seem to have any problems with his right ankle. He said he has a little soreness, but it's not in his ligaments so he can play through it.
Saturday, he played a lot off the ball, which requires plenty of running and cutting in traffic.
"I still have a little ways to get better fully," Curry said. "But I can't do myself any damage I don't think. It's a different feeling than I've had before after I sprained it. So it's not like I'm going to go out there and make it be a nagging thing. I can still heal while I'm playing. Doctors all agree on that, and the training staff."
Monday's game
Los Angeles Clippers (31-9) at Warriors (24-15), 1 p.m. CSNBA


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Bankrupt Belle Foods to sell remaining 44 stores
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP) - Birmingham-based Belle Foods is selling its remaining 44 stores in three states as part of its bankruptcy case.
The company said Wednesday it had reached an agreement on the sale as part of a financing deal with C&S Wholesale Grocers Inc., its largest creditor.
Belle Foods has stores in Alabama, Georgia and Mississippi operating under the names of Belle Foods, Food World, Piggly Wiggly and Southern Family.
The 44 stores up for sale are in addition to 13 stores the chain previously announced it is selling.
The company filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection earlier this month. The company had more than 2,800 employees at the time.
Belle Foods has 27 stores in Alabama, 14 in Georgia and three in Mississippi.


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Joe Satriani, Paul Gilbert, Andy Timmons and Mike Keneally Announce G4 Experience Guitar Camp
From August 11 to 15, 2014, musicians of all ages and levels will converge in California's scenic Central Coast for the G4 Experience featuring Joe Satriani, Paul Gilbert, Andy Timmons and Mike Keneally.
This unique music camp that combines entertainment, education and a vacation experience will take place at the picturesque Cambria Pines Lodge in Cambria, California, halfway between San Francisco and Los Angeles.
Produced by Dreamcatcher Events, the G4 Experience is an extension of the G3 tour, which features Satriani alongside two other well-known guitarists.
"In 1996 I wanted to find a way to work with the guitar players I respected and we launched the first G3 tour," Satriani said. "Since then I have enjoyed countless hours playing and 'experiencing' the amazing talents of my peers. The G4 Experience is my chance to expand on the G3 idea. I've invited my friends Paul Gilbert, Mike Keneally and Andy Timmons. I know these guys can play amazing guitar and I want them to share that knowledge with the campers and with me!"
The event will kick off August 11 with a meet and greet with Joe, Paul, Andy, Mike and G4 Experience guests, which will be followed by a live performance from Satriani and Gilbert that evening. Both Satriani and Gilbert will offer daily master classes Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, and there will be breakout sessions with Timmons and Keneally.
Evenings will feature live performances and once-in-a-lifetime jam sessions where instructors and guests can collaborate. Paul Gilbert calls the experience "fuel for the musical soul" and Joe Satriani feels the event offers guests "a chance to improve their skills, meet like minded players and be inspired." "I hope to explore new facets of the instrument, meet some cool new players and make some great guitar music," he continues.
The intimate G4 Experience is available for a maximum of 175 attendees. The event size is limited so every guest will have the opportunity to spend time with each of the featured artists. "There are star performers at the camp, but this is much more than a handshake and a photo," says Gilbert. "We have enough time to relax and hang out. And you'll get plenty of concrete guitar ideas, and inspiring memories to take home."
Tickets for the G4 Experience are on sale now at http://g4experience.com. Admission includes lodging, meals, master classes, breakout sessions, live performances and jam sessions. Every attendee will also receive a welcome kit with items including Joe Satriani and Paul Gilbert guitar picks, an Ibanez guitar strap, and a commemorative G4 Experience poster.
As an added bonus, the first 100 people to register for the event will receive an Ibanez RG electric guitar courtesy of Hoshino. Each guitar will be signed by Satriani, Gilbert, Timmons and Keneally.
Featured musician/instructor Paul Gilbert elaborates on one of his favorite parts of hosting a camp like this: "I set up a massive jam session where I can play with every single person at the camp. I have everyone form a line, and have a guitar tech ready to help each person get plugged in, so when it's their turn, they can start rocking with no distractions. When everyone is ready, I start a groove going, and give each person a few chances to trade solos with me. And don't worry, it's not a competitive event. Everyone soon gets into the groove, and as the 'bandleader,' I steer the jam to make it friendly, and as musical as possible. At the same time, I know that everyone leaves with a serious shot of adrenaline."
For the G4 Experience, guests will choose from a variety of room options at Cambria Pines Lodge in scenic Cambria, CA on California's Central Coast. Located on 25 acres of Monterey pines and landscaped gardens, Cambria Pines Lodge (www.cambriapineslodge.com) is within minutes of the Pacific Ocean and Hearst Castle, and is close to hundreds of wineries. Cambria is easily accessible by air via the San Luis Obispo airport and by car via the Los Angeles and San Francisco areas.
For more information, visit g4experience.com or dreamcatcher-events.com.
Steve Vai, Paul Gilbert and Andy Timmons Shred "All Day and All of the Night" — Video (11/6/2015)
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Steve Vai, Joe Satriani, Tosin Abasi and Brendon Small Rock "A Benefit for Cliff III" (6/15/2015)
This past Friday night, Joe Satriani and Steve Vai hosted "A Benefit for Cliff III," a benefit show in support of their good friend, music-industry veteran Cliff Cultreri. The show, which took place at the Wiltern Theatre in Los Angeles, feature...
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Rosie Botterill Covers Joe Satriani's "Satch Boogie" and Eddie Van Halen's "Beat It" Guitar Solo — Video (10/20/2015)
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Originally published in Guitar World, July 2004. Check out these practice tips from super-shredder Joe Satriani! 01. Don't spend more than an hour on any one thing. The brain can only hold so much new information before it says "enough." Scienti...
Practice Tips from Joe Satriani (7/20/2015)
Originally published in Guitar World, July 2004. Check out these practice tips from super-shredder Joe Satriani! 01. Don't spend more than an hour on any one thing. The brain can only hold so much new information before it says "enough." Scienti...
Paul Gilbert Plays Early Version of Racer X's "Technical Difficulties" in 1994 — Split-Screen Video (11/10/2015)
Technical Difficulties, the third studio album by Racer X, was released in late 1999. One of the album's many shred highlights is its instrumental title track, which was composed by Paul Gilbert and Racer X drummer Scott Travis. In the pro-shot...
Paul Gilbert Performs Van Halen's "Spanish Fly" — Video (6/29/2015)
Below, check out a video of Racer X/Mr. Big guitarist Paul Gilbert playing "Spanish Fly," a classic 1979 instrumental tune by Van Halen. Although we're not sure when (or where) the brief clip was filmed, we do know it was posted to YouTube early...
Mr. Big's Paul Gilbert and Billy Sheehan Team Up for Monster Performance in 2009 — Video (11/6/2015)
For today's Friday Flashback, we revisit June 20, 2009, when Mr. Big performed at the world-famous Budokan in Tokyo, Japan. During the second half of the band's set, which is available as an impressive CD/DVD called Back to Budokan, bassist Bill...
Joe Satriani, Steve Vai, Tosin Abasi and Brendon Small Perform B.B. King's "The Thrill Is Gone" — Video (6/15/2015)
We love when shredders play the blues! As a tribute to B.B. King, who died May 14, Joe Satriani, Steve Vai, Animals As Leaders' Tosin Abasi and Dethklok's Brendon Small performed King's "The Thrill Is Gone" Friday night at LA's Wiltern theater. ...
Joe Satriani Takes You Track by Track Through His New Album, 'Shockwave Supernova' (7/21/2015)
One way of looking at Joe Satriani's 15th studio album, Shockwave Supernova, is that it's a concept record—and indeed, the disc does follow a loose narrative that the guitar superstar dreamed up concerning the spiritual death and rebirth of an o...
Joe Satriani Premieres New Song, "If There Is No Heaven" (7/1/2015)
Check out a brand-new Joe Satriani song, "If There Is No Heaven," below. The song is from Satriani's forthcoming album, and 15th solo disc, Shockwave Supernova. Though the song is an instrumental, Satch says there is an emotional subtext embedde...
Joe Satriani Lesson: How to Play a String-Skipping Chicken Pickin' Lick — Video (7/6/2015)
Joe Satriani recently dropped by Guitar World's studio in New York City to shoot a few videos, including several quick lessons concerning handy licks you can use in different situations. Here's one of them—a cool string-skipping chicken pickin' ...
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Joe Satriani recently dropped by Guitar World's studio in New York City to shoot a few videos, including several quick lessons on handy licks you can use in different situations. Here's one of them, which we like to call "the Space Invader." It'...
Joe Satriani Lesson: Go "Pick Surfing" with Satch! — Video (8/26/2015)
Earlier this summer, Joe Satriani visited Guitar World to shoot a few lesson videos. In fact, you can see his new column in the October 2015 issue of Guitar World—or right here. Anyway, he had some time left over to shoot a few licks. We've shar...
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Birthday boy Joe Satriani can pretty much play anything, right? Satch recently visited the gang over at Rolling Stone to shoot some videos (probably the same week he visited GW!). While he was there, he agreed to test his creativity by interp


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Vitale got it wrong with calling out Derrick Nix
Watch this video from last night's MSU-Indiana game, and focus in on Cody Zeller's right hand when he pulls Derrick Nix's wrist into his own groin. This is one of the most bizarre moves I have ever seen in a college basketball game, or any game for that matter. But the video dosen't lie. This was a dirty play on Zeller's behalf, not Derrick Nix.


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Personal Finances Series
Thursday, Jan. 9, 2014, 4:38 p.m.Shaw (Watha T. Daniel) Library
Personal Finances Series
Avoiding Foreclosure
According to Britannica Online Encyclopedia, foreclosure is a "legal proceeding by which a mortgagor's rights to a mortgaged property may be extinguished if the mortgagor (borrower) fails to live up to the obligations agreed to in the mortgage."
Since the start of the Great Recession of 2007 until today, more than 4 million homeowners have lost their homes. Foreclosure can be a stressful event that is emotionally draining for at least two reasons: First, the homeowner must cope with a steep downgrade in their personal credit rating. Second, the homeowner may face the harsh bitterness of homelessness.
Avoiding Foreclosure, the first class in a financial wellness series offered by the Latino Economic Development Center, will tackle this subject and offer practical step-by-step advice.
Please join us Saturday morning, Jan. 11, at 11:30 a.m.


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WILTON Park will bid farewell to a friend this weekend as its beloved warden retires.
On Sunday Barry Daly will patrol the park for the last time before taking a well-earned break.
His departure marks the end of an era for the park, after the Friends of Wilton Park dissolved last week.
The 67-year-old has become a familiar face for families and dog-walkers alike and said he was heartbroken to be leaving the role.
"The Batley people have always supported us," he said.
"The park is theirs, and with me being the warden, I've become theirs."
Mr Daly's time at the Batley beauty spot has seen it banish yobs, crack down on anti-social behaviour, win a coveted Green Flag Award and celebrate its centenary year in style.
And his hard work saw him win both a Reporter Series Local Heroes Award and a Divisional Commander Award from West Yorkshire Police.
He said: "I like to think I've made a difference, with the help of good press, Batley police, the Anti-Social Behaviour Unit and everyone who has contributed to make the park as lovely as it is."
He also praised the Friends of Wilton Park and the park's gardeners and said the park was a "multi-agency success story".
Last Thursday the Friends of Wilton Park met one last time to officially disband.
Members agreed to donate the group's remaining funds to three charitable causes: £1,000 to the Howland Centre for the Disabled, in Dewsbury, and £400 each for St Saviour's Church in Birstall and the Heavy Woollen District Scouts.
The group also allocated money for food and bedding for the park's ducks over the winter months.


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environmental take on SoS : NBC News (apologies for adding to SoS flames)
This was sent to me by a friend, and I thought it was an interesting take. Certainly, it echoes my own (pretty negative) views of Susan Rice , who I think lacks the temperament to be SoS; whose pretty obvious lobbying for the job is IMHO pretty tacky and suggests she's interested in the job mainly for career advancement; and the Keystone thing (mentioned in this article) has also bothered me.
One thing that I like about this article is that it serves as public, widely-disseminated confirmation of Sen. Kerry's stellar record on environmental issues; no matter what happens vis a vis SoS, the record of Sen Kerry's efforts on this front will hopefully remain lodged a little more deeply in people's memories. Another thing I liked: that the article was focused on the environmental consequences of the appointment, and drew upon the views of various conservation and environmental organizations.
Its not just Benghazi anymore.One of the most controversial energy projects in the nation also has become a flash point in the drama surrounding who may become the next secretary of state and its coming from the left instead of the right. Back on Nov. 28, OnEarth, published by the Natural Resources Defense Council, dug into U.N. Ambassador Susan Rices financial disclosures and found that she and her husband have a stake in TransCanada, the company pushing for the Keystone XL Pipeline to be built. NRDC officials say it's an important issue that must be discussed during the nomination process. But the timing of the report raises questions, as it is being surfaced by an environmental activist community that has previously given support to another potential secretary of state candidate Massachusetts Sen. John Kerry.
The decision on whether to approve the pipeline goes through the State Department. Bill McKibben, an anti-pipeline activist, told the publication: Its really amazing that theyre considering someone for Secretary of State (-- he means Susan Rice: ed.) who has millions invested in these companies. The State Department has been rife with collusion with the Canadian pipeline builders, and its really distressing to have any sense that that might continue to go on.
Susan Casey-Lefkowitz, the NRDC's director of international programs, sounded a less strident tone a day later: "What's most important is that she rid herself of her holdings in TransCanada and other tar sands-related companies, and we're confident she will do that ... What's most important is that we have a good, thorough review done. The environmental groups effort to shed light on Rices financial interest in TransCanada could be just an attempt, if Rice is nominated, to get a thorough review and make sure it has a staunch ally in trying to thwart the project, as Casey-Lefkowitz said.
But could it also be a signal that the NRDC prefers another candidate for the job Sen. John Kerry, the other of the final two candidates reportedly being considered for the post?After all, environmental groups have strongly supported Kerry in the past and have a long working relationship with him. Like they would for most Democrats in a presidential election, for example, the NRDC and the League of Conservation Voters, among others, ran ads in the 2004 election boosting Kerry. LCV even endorsed Kerry before the New Hampshire Democratic primary that year, although it has notably not spoken out about Rice. . . The NRDC, which has been very involved in efforts to block Keystone, is the environmental interest group most pressing the issue of Rices financials. But others might not be as keen to see Kerry leave Capitol Hill. After all, consider that green groups already spent a lot of money trying to oust Republican Scott Brown from the Senate and were successful.But if Kerry becomes secretary of state (or even defense secretary), his seat would become vacant, raising the potential for a costly and competitive special election.
Who cares if the U.N. ambassador has a TransCanada stock. Who cares if the head of the FDA has TransCanada stock, said a Democratic strategist and ally of the administration who is a veteran of confirmation battles. . .
. . .
What really is going on here likely has less to do with Rice and whether she should ascend to secretary of state, and more with the NRDC leveraging pressure on the president and the administration to make sure the pipeline is rejected again once it comes up for approval. And that could be soon. The next step in that approval phase, in fact, could come as early as next week, Droitsch said. TransCanada has applied for a shortened pipeline in hopes of having that approved something the NRDC strongly opposes. A Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement could be released by the State Department as early as next week, Droitsch said.
It is critically important for there to be independent decision-makers, free of conflict of interest, who can take an independent view, she said. She then tied the administrations decision on the pipeline to climate change . . . How Obama decides on the pipeline signals where the U.S. is headed in terms of importing dirty fuels, inconsistent with an administration that is committed to fighting climate change, Droitsch said. Were confident President Obama understands the seriousness around the issues surrounding this pipeline. Approving it sends the wrong signal about our countrys commitment to climate change. Yes, hes under a lot of pressure, but the public is very concerned about this. Its not a decision I know hell view lightly.
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Response to MBS (Original post)
Sat Dec 8, 2012, 12:08 PM
karynnj (55,480 posts)
1. Interesting POV on the environment
The more I see on Susan Rice, the more I agree with those (a small minority) who think the Senate Republicans really played a trick on the left by flagrantly opposing Susan Rice. (Or more likely - as they had a vested interest in making an issue on Benghazi and McCain had many reasons to dislike Rice from the past and she has,at best, mediocre relations with people in the Senate - the left faced with a Republican attack assumed that if the right hated her, she had to be the choice of the left. Additionally, the fact that they signaled what EVERYBODY already knew that Kerry was respected by almost all the key Republican leaders led the left to assume that either they just wanted a chance at the seat or that Kerry was the DINO/Republican acceptable choice.
In fact, one article hit one thing on the nail - that one possible concern with Kerry was that he had an "independent streak". Our words for that were that he has integrity, core beliefs and a conscience that he generally follows - even when it is not the politically wise thing to do. I also saw a 2009 article (that I can't find now) where Kerry spoke of having his independence and a position to impact fp as Chair - saying that there was a trade off and that he was ok with what he had. (It was jarring reading these two near the same time - with the connection being independence.)
In addition, on issue after issue, he is closer to the left's values than either Hillary Clinton or Susan Rice. ( All you have to consider is who was where on Keystone and on Honduras. Not to mention, neither would have done what Kerry did on the Contras or BCCI. ) It is ironic that one legacy of 2004, where the left never saw that Kerry had a more sterling left background than Dean, is that Kerry, who should be a hero to the left is lumped with centrists like the Clintons, but liked less than they are! More ironic is that the very conservative Gore is still iconic on the left.
To me, this choice will tell me a lot about Obama. Oddly give the left's position, choosing Rice will to me look like one of the following - cronyism or wanting to avoid another strong competing voice ( I think if both were in the NS team Kerry would be often allied more with Biden and, in fact, would likely influence Biden. )
Response to karynnj (Reply #1)
Sat Dec 8, 2012, 12:49 PM
wisteria (19,179 posts)
3. At this time, we need a strong foreign policy representative.
One who has the for-site to suggest what is ahead, address what needs to be done and understands the ramifications if things are not handled correctly. The last thing we need is another "yes" voice, just simply going along with the President. Mybe Senator Kerry could accomplish more as the Chairman, but I then question, if that is so, why would he still allow himself to be considered for this post.
Response to MBS (Original post)
Sat Dec 8, 2012, 12:37 PM
wisteria (19,179 posts)
2. I caught this article too, and I think it should concern environmentalists.
She will have to answer for her investments relating to the pipeline, but my guess is she will temporarily rid herself of them, while serving. That however still does not reassure me that she will not have a conflict of interest in approving or disapproving the pipeline.
I share your opinion of Ms. Rice, and I also believe she is only interested in advancing herself. And, I frankly can not find anywhere that her time with the Clinton administration or even as Ambassador to the UN has been THAT remarkable. I question exactly why she is supposedly the front runner. Her resume and education look wonderful, but she still lacks experience and qualifications. I understand she is very abrupt and not at all diplomatic in her dealings at the UN. I do have a favorite for SOS-John Kerry. I think he is the most qualified, experienced and diplomatic of the two. Actually, I have to wonder why the US should have to settle for second best, Susan Rice?
Response to MBS (Original post)
Sat Dec 8, 2012, 01:03 PM
Mass (27,315 posts)
4. I read this article and it drove me nuts.
As usual, these idiots from NBCNews try to create dissension among Democrats (and against Kerry, as Montanaro is rarely positive about Kerry).
To be clear, it should come to no surprise that NDRC and LCV would prefer Kerry, for all the reasons that you could imagine (and frankly, Transcanada come very low in my mind).
But frankly, I am unsure why they question when these revelations have been done. This is a reasonable question to ask an answer for.
However, I am weary about attacks on Rice for wanting to promote herself. OMG, an intelligent woman wants to promote herself. I am sorry, but I think it is about time. In the world she and Kerry and other evolve, this is nothing new. My position, and it is nothing new for anybody here, is that she is competent for the job and that, while I think Kerry would be a better choice for the issues I care for, she will be fine if she is the choice (and frankly, she is probably a lot better than many other choices that went uncontested and will stay forgotten (who can name Nixon's SoS, for example? and it was certainly a period when a lot of foreign policy happened). So, no need to get upset on something like that. [BTW, I am immensely more concerned by the rumor Samatha Powells will be the next SoS. I would hope the neo Wilsonians stay far from foreign policy power roles).
NOTE: I just notice the title. To NBC editors that choose the title, Kerry's name wont go away because he is a legitimate choice and one that would probably have been chosen if the GOP had not attacked Rice. McCain and Graham may only be idiots, but they indeed succeeded stalling a choice that would have seen the natural one.
Response to Mass (Reply #4)
Sat Dec 8, 2012, 01:37 PM
wisteria (19,179 posts)
5. I agree with most everything you have written. n/t
Response to MBS (Original post)
Sat Dec 8, 2012, 01:41 PM
Mass (27,315 posts)
6. One other reason why the Transcanada stocks is a no issue in my mind.
(and it is a legitimate issue)
I wished I knew where she stands on these issues, but, assuming she sells her stocks, I do not see them as an issue.
Response to Mass (Reply #6)
Sat Dec 8, 2012, 03:58 PM
wisteria (19,179 posts)
9. If not the stock, what about the vote?
And, I am sure there are all sort of ways of getting around permanently selling off investments.
I also doubt that his and Teresa's wealth is what would be holding him back from Defense. I just think he doesn't want it.
Response to wisteria (Reply #9)
Sat Dec 8, 2012, 05:46 PM
JI7 (62,937 posts)
10. defense doesn't seem too appealing, one reason i might like it is just
because all the swift boat liar thugs and others who attacked his service would hate it.
of course he would do a good job but there is so much more he could do as Senator or SOS .
Response to JI7 (Reply #10)
Sat Dec 8, 2012, 09:01 PM
MBS (7,596 posts)
12. SOD would be a misuse of his talents
. I'm trying to stay agnostic on the Senate vs SoS issue, but SOD would be a bad idea IMHO
Response to MBS (Original post)
Sat Dec 8, 2012, 02:25 PM
Mass (27,315 posts)
7. I find this article fascinating.
While I will not point at what I agree or not, I find this fascinating for what it shows concerning how nominations are made.
Another article states that another possibility would be for Rice to become NSC (and Obama's Kissinger I guess) dominating whomever is chosen as SoS. I am not sure how much this article is well sourced, but I have often wondered why they did not go this route.
Also, these last few days, I got the impression Kerry did not think he could win anymore. Of course, these impressions are just feelings, based on the number of interviews he gave, the fact that he openly talks about bringing back the treaty to the Senate floor, or his request largely published in the MA media for the administration to release a report about fishing. I may obviously be wrong, but it is quite a change of behavior compared to last month.
Response to Mass (Reply #7)
Sat Dec 8, 2012, 03:34 PM
wisteria (19,179 posts)
8. I was considering the same things as your last paragraph suggests,
but the timing of the vote on the treaty had nothing to do with Senator Kerry. And, he has to continue performing his current job. When I caught him on Mathew's show, I was waiting for something to be said regarding the post, but nothing was , so I guess it was agreed upon ahead of time that this subject was not to be brought up,which coincides with his low key approach on this subject. And, Ms.Rice was very public in her appearances in Washington for two days when she was trying to win over the Senators, and this move was done for obvious reasons.
Perhaps you are right, and if so, I will be disappointed in the President, as I do not share your liking of Rice and do not think she is being offered this post based on her stealer experience or qualifications. But, the idea that Kerry would be offered SOD as a sort of, we own you something gesture, is insulting as it ignores what he is most qualified for-which is SOS. This entire process has me questioning the ability of the President to even make up his mind, when he has a wealth of information on both candidates to make a wise choice. This is why I am beginning to think, it isn't about qualifications and experience as much as it is about a closer friendship. And, for what I think the US needs, I think it is the wrong reason to choice someone.
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Response to MBS (Original post)
Mon Dec 10, 2012, 11:32 AM
Mass (27,315 posts)
13. Becoming worse everyday.
On one side, the left has finally caught on of the fact that Rice was not ideal on many aspects (I am talking about the true left here, not "Obama supporters". Unfortunately, they now come out as siding on the same side of RW nuts at Fox and NR. I am starting to get weary of that openly stated support for Kerry by these people.
I also wonder what was the goal these morons had attacking Rice and pushing Kerry (and no, John Fund is not pushing Kerry because he agrees with him on foreign policy). I guess we will never know whether it was by design or by accident, but, if Susan Rice becomes Secretary of State, she will certainly owe that to the RW push against her.
OK, and now, I am going back to what I care a lot more: advocating for the voiceless, and making sure that Medicaid, food stamps, WIC are not wiped out by the fiscal cliff (Because I see a lot of dems talking about saving Medicare, but a lot less talking about these issues, and this really worries me).


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Has cancer been cured by naturopathy?
- Question from Edith: We know that conventional medicine does not have a cure for cancer yet, but has anyone ever heard of a naturopath who actually cured a patient of breast cancer?
- Answers - Dan Benor I've not known of a naturopath doing that, but I've heard rare reports of faith healers doing that. I've also worked with people who may have helped to cure themselves, or at least prolong their own survival beyond what doctors expected. These people were in Dr. David Spiegel's group. They were in the group for support, and after two years, Dr. Spiegel was quite surprised that a number of them had survived longer than expected.
Marisa Weiss, M.D.
Dr. Spiegel's randomized study was looking at the power of support groups for women with metastatic disease. Most of these women received conventional medical treatment and also took part in regular support groups.
Stories of people achieving complete cures entirely from alternative methods of healing are relatively rare. When you hear of such a story, it's important to listen carefully to learn whatever you can that might be useful and be aware that such claims may be unproven. The presence, extent, and nature of the cancer or response to treatment may not have been objectively established. It's also important to realize that everyone is unique—and that people are looking for healing that goes beyond the cancer itself.
For example, after treatment is over, the fear of breast cancer recurrence can really take over and interfere with your quality of life. In such a situation, there is a great opportunity for healing—healing in this case meaning gaining control over this gripping fear and anxiety.
Dan Benor
There are specific techniques for self-healing that are excellent for taming anxiety and stress. One of them, which I've posted on my web site at www.wholistichealingresearch.com, I've called "Whee." This is in the spectrum of acupressure for self-healing. People will touch various acupressure points on their bodies while reciting an affirmation. This is also helpful for dealing with pain.
An affirmation is a statement of a problem followed by a statement that is strongly positive. An example would be: "Even though I have this pain, I love and accept myself wholly and completely, and I know that God loves me wholly and completely, too."
- Patricia Johnson In my practice, I have found the fear of recurrence to be very prominent for the first several years after treatment. I have also found that reassuring women that this fear is normal is often helpful. I find that small support groups are extremely helpful in allaying this anxiety. Women who have the opportunity to speak with other women who are long-term survivors find the experience very reassuring.
- Marisa Weiss, M.D. Expressing your fears and concerns to someone you trust is very therapeutic. Holding it in creates a lot of internal pressure and chaos. Getting answers to your questions can also make a big difference, as can meditation, imagery, and visualization, among others.
- Dan Benor Spiritual awareness and healing can also help in a number of ways. The 'laying on of hands' (a therapeutic method of touching), Reiki, and other forms of healing can directly alleviate symptoms of pain and anxiety. They can also open the person receiving the healing to greater spiritual awareness. This can be helpful on many levels.
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The first of what is expected to be a large number of books on Adolf Eichmann, Nazi war criminal who directed the mass murder of 6,000,000 Jews, was published in New York today in a paperback edition.
"Eichmann, Man of Slaughter," was published by Avon Books. Dedicated "In ### Memory of Auschwitz," the book was written by John Donovan, a former U. S. Intelligence Officer in Europe and the Near East. The author, in his research for the book, interviewed school friends of Eichmann and men who worked with him. The book traces the life of the Gestapo official from his youth to the peak of his Gestapo career. The book sells for 35 cents.
Two other books on Eichmann, also paperbacks, are scheduled for publication this week. One is "The Case Against Adolf Eichmann," an anthology edited by Henry Zeiger, an American magazine writer, for the New American Library. The other is "Eichmann: The Man and His Crimes," by the British Journalist, Comer, Clarke, and published by Ballantine.


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Whether it's 3 a.m. after a bar closes, or wandering around during the day killing time, or me being vocal about having a cold, I constantly have eating pho suggested to me. I'm sick of the suggestion and I'm never eating that disgusting food again. Pho reminds me of when my grandmother used to babysit me and for dinner she'd throw every thing she found in the fridge and boil it in tap water, a habit I'm sure she developed during World War II and never was able to shake. I get it. Nazis are terrifying, and she had to gather root vegetables and curious sides of mystery meat to avoid dying. I applaud her for how industrious she is, but I'm an adult with no mortgage and no children and no Nazis (so far). I don't need to willingly eat a bowl of hot rainwater poured over fish nightmares (to quote Kyle Kinane).
I'm tired of hearing about pho. Not in the way that I'm tired of hearing about some hot band or something. I'm tired of literally HEARING it said out loud, mostly because in North America, one out of every two people will pronounce it the apparent proper way, "fu". Listen you oh so worldly gentleman, I hate to break it to you, but there isn't anyone in Vietnam saying to each other, "Actually it's pronounced 'Baconnaise'". Nobody's impressed with your phrasebook-level pronunciation key, and you sound like you were trying to suggest we go for late night "fudge" but developed a lightning quick and temporary case of Bell's palsy.
This is what happens with gourmets (I've resigned to never say "foodie" ever again, because I'm not brain dead): they frequent places that are upstart restaurants that find whatever the cheapest cut of meat is at the butcher, and sell it to the bourgeois as a hip, east side food, and charge up the urethra for it. As the new, low quality cut of meat becomes popular; the least popular takes its place. It's a cycle. We saw it with brisket not too long ago. This is why whenever I express my complete disinterest with eating a hot bowl of salty brine poured over ass curd and boiled snake snout, someone inevitably tells me that I haven't had "good pho" or that there's some new pho place that opened up that I have to try (which is inevitably just a pho place without fluorescent lighting or anyone but white people, that charges $25 a bowl). Not only is pho served in dirty kitchens that are open all night for no particular reason, but also now it's unavoidable for yuppie birthday parties.
You know how I know you don't even like pho? You all smother it in that red, hot sauce and brown puzzle sauce. After the first spoonful, everyone who eats this garbage juice poured over vegetables (that are one day away from retirement) winces and drowns it in unlabeled, table sauces that are probably made from unfinished, fermented pho that's thrown away by people who came to their senses the last time they were in the restaurant.
"No really, Trevor. This stuff is top notch!"
/empties bottles of vinegar-based, room temperature terror gravy over entire bowl
If you're insisting on cheap, Vietnamese food, there are Bánh mì sandwiches everywhere all the time. It's cilantro and meat and whatever vegetables on a baguette. The baguettes are usually toasted far in advance, so you kind of have to ash it like a cigar while eating it, but it's usually fewer than four bucks. It's pretty much the best thing that came out of the French occupying Vietnam. Eat those, and keep your compost puke stew away from me.


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With Microsoft's Office suite now being targeted by hackers, researchers at the French Ministry of Defence say users of OpenOffice software may be at even greater risk from computer viruses.
"The general security of OpenOffice is insufficient," the researchers wrote in a paper entitled In-depth analysis of the viral threats with OpenOffice documents.
"This suite is up to now still vulnerable to many potential malware attacks," they added.
The paper describes four proof-of-concept viruses that illustrate how maliciously encoded macros and templates could be created to compromise systems running the open-source software. "The viral hazard attached to OpenOffice is at least as high as that for the Microsoft Office suite, and even higher when considering some aspects," the researchers wrote.
The report was written by researchers at the French Ministry of Defence's Signal Corps and is set to be published in the Journal in Computer Virology, a Paris-based academic journal for computer scientists.
A number of the problems described in the report have to do with the basic design of the software. For example, OpenOffice does not perform adequate security checks on the software it runs, the researcher said. And because of the extreme flexibility of the free office suite, there are many ways for writers to create malicious macros, the researchers found.
The OpenOffice team has already fixed a software bug discovered by the French researchers, and the two groups are in discussions about how to improve the overall security of the software, said Louis Suarez-Potts, an OpenOffice community manager.
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Following the Black Hawk War, the fort was abandoned. Settlers choosing to settle in this area, used logs from the fort for their own homes and farms, as well as firewood. There are few remnant left of this fort. The town that grew up in the area is known as Fort Atkinson. A replica of the fort (somewhat larger than the original) was built at the Rock River Park in Fort Atkinson. There is a marker identifying the exact location of the fort.
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