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This is a debate that will probably never die: Brian Lara or Sachin Tendulkar?
Sachin holds many of the cricket's records -- most matches, most runs and most centuries. Lara is the holder of the highest individual score in Tests and in his time, remained a batsman capable of winning matches single-handedly right to the end.
While Sachin changed and adapted, Lara stayed true to his roots -- he remained one of the most exciting batsmen to watch in world cricket. Some might say that this is a pointless debate... why even bother when both batsmen gave their fans plenty of joy.
Lara was a storm while Sachin was the calm before the storm. There were times when they morphed into very different batsmen but on the whole that was the story.
But when Ricky Ponting, who at one point and still is one of the finest batsmen the world has seen, decides to weigh in, we stop and listen. For Ponting, the deciding factor is whether a batsman helps his team win matches.
"Sachin and Lara were the two stand-out batsmen for me. Lara won more games for his team than Sachin probably has. I'd lose more sleep as captain knowing Lara was coming in to bat next day than I would with Sachin," said Ponting in an interview to Evening Standard.
"You always found a way to restrict Sachin if you needed to. Lara could turn it on in half an hour and take a game away from you. For me, it has never been about making hundreds, it is about winning games and series," Ponting further added.
If one speaks about special match-winning innings, Lara probably has the edge. But then Tendulkar has a far greater number of innings that counted towards a cause. If Lara battled alone, then so did Tendulkar at the beginning of his career. It was never a one-way street -- it probably never be.
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Of four new Echeverias. Gotcha there didn't I? My poor Echeverias had to come inside the house as it was just too cold outside for them any longer. I received a selection of succulents from a gardener who was moving a couple of years ago.
This gardener was moving and knew he didn't want to pack up the succulents growing in the bird bath. It was my pleasure to take the plants home and nourish them. This gardener has a hard time saying no to plants, just saying.
Out of all the Echeverias I love the curly leaved one the best. It grew and grew over the last two years and took up most of this planter. But it had some leggy growth start to happen as you can see by the stems going over the side of this container. It wasn't pretty.
How can one resist a plant with such beautiful colouring? The edges of pink combined with the bluish tones of the leaves had me loving this plant all summer.
Then it began to send up shoots. I was anxious to see flowers and hoped our summer would be long enough. Here in BC our summers are usually short and on the cool side but this year was exceptionally dry and hot. This Echeveria loved the heat.
Well by the time it flowered it was already in the greenhouse. The rain had arrived and one thing most tender succulents don't like is rain. So excuse my messy greenhouse but check out the tiny flowers that finally bloomed. The flowers last for a very long time on the plant. By November the plant was at least a foot across and needed to come inside the home. My greenhouse is unheated and with frost looming I didn't want to lose this plant. They don't like temperatures under 5C so into the house it came. I literally just grabbed the bottom of the stem and lifted it out of its container. The stem is over an inch in diameter and very strong.
This plant sat in the garage for a week before I ventured out to tend to it, poor thing. I can see its a bit cold stressed. But what was that I saw on the base of the plant? Oh my, the mother plant has offshoots! Yes!
I carefull broke the offshoots from the base of the plant. Each one had a few roots. Even if roots hadn't been there I knew it would root easily. I placed the offshoots into a new pot of soil and they are loving their new home in my kitchen where they gets lots of sun and warmth. So what will become of the mother plant? I havent quite decided but I will most likely pot her up and bring her inside and see how she grows. After all, it's not like I could give up on her, now could I?


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August 4, 2008
COMPANY: Goyette Mechanical, Flint, Mich.
INSTALLATION: Thaw-Pak Hydronic Snow Melt System
COMPLETION: October 2007
CUSTOMER: The Mall at Partridge Creek, Clinton Township, Mich.
OBJECTIVE: Provide heated, snow-free paths for outdoor mall in Michigan climate.
DESCRIPTION: The Mall at Partridge Creek is an open-air shopping center featuring more than 85 stores. Located in Michigan, where the winters are cold and snowy, Goyette Mechanical, Flint, Mich., needed something that would keep the 128,360 square feet of shopping paths warm and snow free. Using the Thaw-Pak® Hydronic Snow Melt system, supplied by Performance Engineering Group, Livonia, Mich., Goyette installed 229,000 linear feet of 3/4-inch PEX tubing under brick pavers at 9 inch on center.
Twelve Raypak Hi-Delta Boilers, concealed on building rooftops, provide the hot water for the system. Total system capacity is 24,840 MBtuh. The boilers are all 87 percent efficient and have built-in cold start protection. The system is controlled using two Tekmar 665 controllers that are tied into the building management system.
"The heated paths and walkways lead you to a shopping experience of fun, smiles, and dry feet."
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THE prospect of becoming a first-time dad can be scary. Especially when you have several questions but are too afraid to ask.
After all, how do you, in a room full of hormonally charged pregnant women, ask if you'll ever have sex again when it is assumed your main focus should be the baby? Or how long will it take to bond with your baby and what will become of your social life?
Radio personality and father of three boys, Richard Hardiman, pictured, has experience in this field. Hardiman says he used to do talks at antenatal classes for expectant fathers and mothers.
The questions in that forum were always very generic and it was usually afterwards that Hardiman would be approached by the dads with the questions they were really worried about.
These were usually about sex, relationships and sleep – the type of questions they felt may offend their partners.
This is where his idea to host the upcoming Antenatal Boys Night Out: Dudes to Dads event was born. The dads-to-be will have a few drinks, a few laughs, and listen to the experiences of men like Hardiman, comedian Rob van Vuuren and television personality Mark Bayly. Clinical sexologist Dr Marlene Wasserman, pictured, widely known as Dr Eve, will also be on call and will speak about what men can expect in their relationships once their bouncing bundles of joy arrive.
The biggest change for fathers, says Wasserman, is feeling marginalised, and the enormous weight of responsibility to provide and protect.
When it comes to sex after the birth, she says men should be aware that the sex may not be about penetration.
"A cuddle, a soft verbal connection, touch, and spooning are more than good enough. Sexuality needs to be redefined," says Wasserman.
She suggests that men prepare themselves to be patient as lovers, without withdrawing their love and affection. And Hardiman presents his three children, aged four, two and nine months, as proof that new parents will get around to having sex again. Eventually.
Wasserman says the dynamics of a relationship will also change.
While many men feel they can take a back seat, all hands will need to be on deck and the only thing to take a back seat will be both parents' old lives.
"By the time a man is ready to be a dad, he should be solid enough to manage himself emotionally and realise they are now functioning as a co-operative team which includes a child. Bear in mind you are forever different, you will never be the same again," says Wasserman.
Before the baby arrives, some men may still have a sense of freedom. But, Wasserman cautions, all of that will change.
"The days of bachelorhood are now really over. Expect to be overwhelmed, fatigued, on a roller coaster ride," she says.
This is something Hardiman can attest to.
Before he became a father, he would invite his friends out for drinks, but those with children were never able to come. "I couldn't understand when they couldn't come out for drinks. They had said that having kids wouldn't change their lives, but it did," he says.
These days, he understands it only too well.
Hardiman also admits that he didn't exactly have a plan for when he became a father. "My wife wanted children. I was keen, but I had no idea what to expect. I was scared of asking questions, so I put my hands up in the air like on a roller coaster and just went with it."
He says a lot of people just wing it.
It took Hardiman a long time to bond with his first son. "In the first six months, I wondered why was I not feeling the bond," he says.
But all of that changed when his son was able to interact with him. He says there is something unique and special about being a dad to a boy and what he enjoys even more now, is watching his three boys interact and play with each other.
"They're becoming a unit," he says.
The thing parents loathe to talk about is the less-than-special moments they share with their children. "The worst part is when they're all sick. You can't negotiate with a child. They don't appreciate you telling them it's in their best interest to go to bed and sleep. It doesn't work, and it's incredibly frustrating. But, you just get on with it," he says.
Hardiman is writing a book about his experiences of going from a dude to dad. He hopes to use some of what comes out of the boys' nights out as part of his broader research for the book.
The event takes place on Thursday, November 15, at the Saints Burger Joint on Kloof Street, Gardens. Hardiman hopes to make it a monthly event, and take it to Joburg.
He says: "I want them (participants) to walk away and realise that it's not so bad. This will be alright."
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'Late Night With David Letterman' Debuts on NBC Feb.1st, 1982!
We all know David Letterman, the funny guy on after the 11 pm news on CBS affiliates. On this date, February 1st, 1982 'Late Night With David Letterman' debuted. Bill Murray was his first guest. Murray was also his first guest on the newer 'Late Show With David Letterman' on CBS.
David Letterman on NBC aired at 12:35 am after Johnny Carson, like Jimmy Fallon now follows Jay Leno. You have to understand, back in the 80's and 90's there wasn't the traffic jam of late night comedy talk show hosts like there is today. I believe there were just three or four. Carson, Letterman, Tom Snyder and a revolving door of people who failed like Rick Dees, Chevy Chase and Alan Thicke.
I liked Dave better on the NBC show personally, but he's still funny today. I miss the home office of the Top Ten. He had bigger antics, like Velcro jumping, working the drive thru and back in the old days he did more with the audience. I guess he was younger and newer on the market and had to make a splash and sometimes literally did just that.
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SANTA CRUZ -- A Scotts Valley Unified School District employee pleaded not guilty to multiple counts of child molestation Friday.
Carl Benedict Guerin, 51, of Live Oak is scheduled for a preliminary hearing on March 18.
He was first arrested in January on charges involving two underage females. He was arrested again Wednesday on more charges pertaining to two more underage girls.
Guerin has been placed on leave from his position as director of technology for the Scotts Valley Unified School District. Santa Cruz County sheriff's deputies said earlier this week that in his capacity as technology director, he did not teach, supervise or otherwise have access to students.
Prosecutors said Guerin was acquainted with the alleged victims on a personal level.
A protective order had been issued previously for the two victims pertaining to the first set of charges and on Friday, Judge Ariadne Symons extended it to include all four. She also ordered Guerin not to be around minors without another adult present.
Guerin posted $50,000 bail and is no longer in custody. He faces a total of 11 charges, including nine counts of lewd acts with a minor.
Guerin also has served as a foster parent, but was certified to do so by a third-party agency and not by Santa Cruz County's Department of Human Services.
Judy Yokel, the county's director of family and children services, said that while some foster homes are licensed by the county, others are certified through what are called foster family associations, or FFAs.
She said that while she can't discuss specific cases, the county takes allegations of the type lodged against Guerin seriously.
"If it was one of our licensed homes, we'd be doing the investigation along with law enforcement," Yokel said.
In the case of homes certified by FFAs, the investigation is conducted entirely by the state, she said.
Regardless of who certified or licensed the foster home, the children in foster care remain the county's responsibility, Yokel said. If these types of allegations are proved true in a foster home, the children would be removed from the home by county officials.
"Child safety is our No. 1 mission," Yokel said.
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Braddon has a new playground and the name Hopscotch immediately brings to mind a sense of fun and whimsy. The first thought that came to my mind when I heard of the name was playing actual Hopscotch but according to the Hopscotch website they are all about hops + scotch + wood-fire wizardry. Now that's certainly a little different!
My Hopscotching date and I went in for a mid week drink and dinner and the experience was fantastic. As you enter through the gate there's a large beer garden with plenty of tables and in a corner stands a full spit roast set up; not something one gets to see every day at an inner city bar. The stage is set for "Pig on the Spit Sundays" so this could very well become the place to be come Sunday afternoon.
The first thing that I thought as I entered the bar was that it was huge! The second thing noted was that acoustics were excellent and conducive to carrying on a conversation. I hope this wasn't just a Wednesday night thing and the music levels stay this way because nothing makes me want to run out of a bar faster than having to yell at my drinking buddies to be heard.
The bar on the right hand side is large and very well stocked from the looks of things; more on that later. A special mention must go to the service which was attentive and extremely friendly. And the wait staff were very smartly decked out in their gingham shirts might I add.
Inside the decor is industrial with a little bit of fun and splashes of colour thrown in via stenciled prints all around the bar. It's a very open space too; there are lots of low tables with stools as you enter, plenty of high tables with bar stools in the centre of the room and a series of spacious booths on the other side. I had a good chat with Brian Smith, one of the owners of Hopscotch, and from what I recall the bar is licensed for 300 people (inside and out) so that should give you an idea of the space.
Another standout feature is the wall covered in advertisement prints from previous businesses that used to call 5 Lonsdale Street home; definitely a conversation starter.
Let's talk about this wood-fire wizardry for a minute. Hopscotch's prized possession is an Argentine wood-fire grill that had been imported form Northern California. It's designed to cook meats over red hot coals and they use a mixture of iron bark and red gum to give the meats a light smoke flavour. It certainly makes for am impressive sight!
The menu has a lot of wood-fire wizardry as promised and items include a 400 gram rib eye steak with sides ($36), twice-cooked pork brisket ($27), Korean BBQ pork bulgogi ($27), Chermoula chicken skewers ($26), Lamb back strap with sides ($28) and a Jamaican jerk chicken with sides ($27). It was great to get a look at the grill doing it's thing with the staff continuously monitoring the meat.
Then there are items offered "between bread" and served with shoe string fries and garlic mayo; lamb souva ($18), jerk chicken ($17), falafel souva ($17) and American beef burger ($18).
Just to make sure there's something for everyone the "usual suspects" are also there; sirloin steak, chicken schnitzel, chicken parmigiana and fish and chips (prices range from $22-$26). There are also a handful of sides, salads and bar snacks on offer such as buffalo wings, spiced calamari and wood fired crab and corn quesadillas.
So the food menu is certainly interesting, reasonably priced and has a very gastropub feel. We must talk about the hop and scotch aspect as well but this is where my expertise ends as I'm neither a beer or a whiskey drinker. According to The Canberra Times review, Hopsotch has launched with three beers on tap that you can't get anywhere else in Canberra (a Pikes Clare Valley, Illawara Brewing Company pale ale and Endeavour Brewers Reserve). The whiskey list sounds extensive with 50 names in it so if a good scotch is your drop, Hopscotch could very well become your favourite hang out.
We decided to share two dishes beginning with something from the Argentine grill; Korean BBQ pork bulgogi with kimchi slaw, pickled ginger and spring onions ($27).
This was mouth-wateringly delicious. The pork was incredibly succulent, not fatty at all and it had the most delectable caramelised BBQ glaze. The tang of the kimchi slaw and the spiciness of the pickled ginger was the perfect match for the pork. I honestly can't recommend this dish highly enough. Go to Hopscotch and eat this stat.
The Jamaican Jerk chicken burger with BBQ vegetables, provolone and chipotle ranch in a white butter bun ($17) was another sensation. Having had authentic Jerk chicken in Jamaica few years ago, I found this chicken to be lacking the big spice hit but it was still full of flavour and the chicken was incredibly juicy. The grilled eggplant and capsicum were wonderfully tender and worked a treat with the chipotle ranch sauce. After having this burger I'm convinced that grilled eggplant should be a standard in all burgers!
For the sake of research we decided we needed to have dessert before we called it a night (ok, who am I kidding, there was never a chance of NOT having dessert)! Dessert choices consist of pavlova, brownie, butterscotch mousse and Frugii salted butter caramel ice cream.
The chocolate brownie with ice cream and chocolate ganache ($14) was everything a good brownie should be; decadent, warm, gooey and crunchy with extra indulgence of the ice cream and the ganache satisfying even the most dedicated sweet tooth.
So the verdict: Hopscotch is on to a most excellent start as far I'm concerned. The food was exceptional and the service and the vibe were fantastic. I am aware that I have not reviewed the hop or the scotch aspects of the bar but I feel that's best left to the experts. I have no doubt come the weekend this place will be packed to the brims and deservingly so. If you are a group of six or more they do take bookings but Brian wants to encourage walk-in customers so fear not, they are only taking a certain number of bookings each night so drop in for a drink and make sure you try something from the Argentine grill.


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I failed to rpm my apache. It fail due to dependancy error:-
fail dependancies: libmm.so.11
The big problem is to find the libmm.so.11. I dont know how to solve this. I already do a "locate"
bonous question:
why in my RedHat 7.2 I have to type "/sbin/shutdown -h now" but in my previous RedHat 7.0 I only type "shutdown -h now" TO SHUTDOWN
I'll bite on the bonus question.
Have you tried halt? It's scripted or whatever to /sbin/shutdown -h now
That's always worked fine for me in RH, since 6.something iirc
7.0 was a little 'off', maybe /sbin was in the path...
Try rmpfind.org for libmm, I'd guess you're upgrading to version two?
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Poor quality fuel which is a real problem is likely the problem based on you information. See if you can locate some non ethenol fuel in your area I would give it a try. If you have trouble finding some ask at the partss store or ask a lawn maintenance person. A lot of them use non ethenol fuel as the ethanol is hard on lawn equipment.


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Bacon Cheese Poppers Recipe
Guests who head straight for a tray of jalapeno poppers will devour this crowd-pleaser just as fast. The blue cheese-flavored filling is wonderful, but it's the slight crunch from bread crumbs and crumbled bacon that sets them apart from any other version.—Charlene Chambers, Ormond Beach, Florida
- 16 jalapeno peppers
- 1 package (8 ounces) cream cheese, softened
- 1-1/2 cups (6 ounces) shredded Monterey Jack cheese
- 1 cup (4 ounces) sharp shredded cheddar cheese
- 1/2 cup crumbled blue cheese
- 6 bacon strips, cooked and crumbled
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon onion powder
- 1/4 teaspoon garlic powder
- 1/4 teaspoon grated lemon peel
- 1/4 teaspoon chili powder
- 1/2 cup panko (Japanese) bread crumbs
- Sour cream or ranch salad dressing
- 1. Cut jalapenos in half lengthwise and remove seeds; set aside.
- 2. In a small bowl, beat the cheeses, bacon, salt, onion powder, garlic powder, lemon peel and chili powder. Spoon into pepper halves. Dip tops of stuffed peppers into bread crumbs.
- 3. Transfer to two greased 15-in. x 10-in. x 1-in. baking pans. Bake at 350° for 20-25 minutes or until heated through. Serve with sour cream or ranch dressing. Yield: about 2-1/2 dozen.
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TO TELL THE TRUTH... Dear Friends, As has probably some of you did, I have also read the news of my "retirement" from WTCC which has appeared, at various times, on news channels on the subject and I feel that a more precise information...
Dear Friends,
As has probably some of you did, I have also read the news of my "retirement" from WTCC which has appeared, at various times, on news channels on the subject and I feel that a more precise information is needed since the perception from the reported news misrepresents, in my opinion, not only my real thoughts but also the way things happened.
I have been running in WTCC since 2005 in a prestigious programme organized by BMW Italy and, despite being certain of giving a lot to the series in terms of communication and media exposure due to a popularity that goes beyond what I achieved as a sportsman, I recognize that I also had a lot in return from the series and to have found in it the ideal ground to win with the hard work my new challenges.
The level of competitiveness extremely high, the value of opponents that I challenged, the difficulty and beauty of the race tracks we battled on and the difficult task of combining all this with my objective personal problems make my victories in WTCC some of the best results I achieved in my career.
This is the reason while I would be happy to keep on racing in a category that for a driver can be rightly considered as an end point and not necessarily a transition point. But probably (nothing is decided yet) strategic choices of BMW Italy will not allow me to do so and that is all.
I answered to a precise question from a journalist in Macau that at 99% I will not be racing in WTCC in 2010. This does not mean announcing my retirement at all but instead giving an honest answer to a precise question that, avoiding rhetoric, implies a bit of regret for what this will involve.
I do not know what I am gonna do next year, what is certain is that I see myself still too "young" and strong to hang up my racing helmet. On the contrary, I hope I can find together with BMW the way to keep challenging, even more directly and without excuses, the strongest opponents even if this will mean risking to get a good beating ... I could not ask for anything better!
I will fill you in, ciaoooooo!
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HP OpenVMS Systems Documentation
OpenVMS Programming Concepts Manual
126.96.36.199 Default Handling of Broadcasts
If the terminal user has taken no action to handle broadcasts, a
broadcast is written to the terminal screen at the current position
(after a carriage return and line feed). If a write operation is in
progress, the broadcast occurs after the write ends. If a read
operation is in progress, the broadcast occurs immediately; after the
broadcast, any echoed user input to the aborted read operation is
written to the screen (same effect as pressing Ctrl/R).
You can handle broadcasts to the terminal on which your program is running with SMG$SET_BROADCAST_TRAPPING. This routine uses the AST mechanism to transfer control to a subprogram of your choice each time a broadcast message is sent to the terminal; when the subprogram completes, control returns to the point in your mainline code where it was interrupted.
The SMG$SET_BROADCAST_TRAPPING routine is not an SMG$ input routine. Before invoking SMG$SET_BROADCAST_TRAPPING, you must invoke SMG$CREATE_PASTEBOARD to associate a pasteboard with the terminal. SMG$CREATE_PASTEBOARD returns a pasteboard identification number; pass that number to SMG$SET_BROADCAST_TRAPPING to identify the terminal in question. Read the contents of the broadcast with SMG$GET_BROADCAST_MESSAGE.
Example 22-15 demonstrates how you might trap a broadcast and write it at the bottom of the screen. For more information about the use of SMG$ pasteboards and virtual displays, see Section 22.4.
Chapter 23
|Condition Value
|No privilege
|Device not mounted
|Volume mounted foreign
Figure 23-4 shows the relationship of physical, logical, and virtual I/O to the driver.
Figure 23-2 Physical I/O Access Checks
Figure 23-3 Logical I/O Access Checks
Figure 23-4 Physical, Logical, and Virtual I/O
23.4 I/O Function Encoding
I/O functions fall into three groups that correspond to the three I/O
device addressing modes (physical, logical, and virtual) described in
Section 23.3. Depending on the device to which it is directed, an I/O
function can be expressed in one, two, or all three modes.
I/O functions are described by 16-bit, symbolically expressed values that specify the particular I/O operation to be performed and any optional function modifiers. Figure 23-5 shows the format of the 16-bit function value.
Symbolic names for I/O function codes are defined by the $IODEF macro.
Figure 23-5 I/O Function Format
The low-order 6 bits of the function value are a code that specifies the particular operation to be performed. For example, the code for read logical block is expressed as IO$_READLBLK. Table 23-1 lists the symbolic values for read and write I/O functions in the three transfer modes.
|Physical I/O
|Logical I/O
|Virtual I/O
The set mode I/O function has a symbolic value of IO$_SETMODE.
Function codes are defined for all supported devices. Although some of the function codes (for example, IO$_READVBLK and IO$_WRITEVBLK) are used with several types of devices, most are device dependent; that is, they perform functions specific to particular types of devices. For example, IO$_CREATE is a device-dependent function code; it is used only with file-structured devices such as disks and magnetic tapes. The I/O user's reference documentation provides complete descriptions of the functions and function codes.
You should determine the device class before performing any QIO function, because the requested function might be incompatible with some devices. For example, the SYS$INPUT device could be a terminal, a disk, or some other device. Unless this device is a terminal, an IO$_SETMODE request that enables a Ctrl/C AST is not performed.


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ICANN has apologised for inadvertently publishing full contact information of those who applied for a generic top-level (gTLD) domain earlier this week.
ICANN publicly revealed the list of nearly 2000 proposed top-level domains and the names of the applicants as part of a splashy event on Wednesday in London.
It published the applications on its website, but neglected to redact personal contact data, despite promising to do so previously. Details such as home addresses for the application's primary and secondary contacts were accidentally exposed.
Last summer, ICANN voted to expand gTLDs to allow custom domain suffixes, and began accepting applications earlier this year. The current system has 21 gTLDs, including .com, .net, and .org, and country-specific suffixes.
The expanded system would support TLDs using other scripts, such as Cyrillic and Chinese, and generic words, such as .shop and .bank. Applicants paid a $US185,000 fee and filled out a comprehensive application as part of the bid process.
"The information in these fields was not intended for publication," ICANN said in a statement. "We apologise for this oversight."
ICANN received 1930 bids from more than 1100 organisations, including big brands such as Google, Canon, and Amazon.
ICANN temporarily disabled the section of its gTLD site revealing contact information of bidders once it realised the data was public. Access was restored late Thursday.
This is the second privacy misstep for ICANN in its gTLD application process. The submission system for the new gTLDs went live in March, but went offline for about six weeks due to a software glitch that allowed applicants to view the usernames of other applicants and associated filenames.
"ICANN's review of the technical glitch that resulted in the TLD application system being taken offline indicates that the issue stems from a problem in the way the system handled interrupted deletions of file attachments," ICANN said in a statement at the time.
The downtime forced it to extend the original deadline of April 12 to May 30.
ICANN will be processing and approving applications in batches of 500 and expects the process to take as long as nine months to a year. In cases where there are multiple applicants for the same gTLD, such as the 13 applications for .app, there will be a separate process to determine who wins control of the contested domain.
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(Tyler, Texas) May 22, 2013 – The East Texas Food Bank is saddened by the tragedy that has struckour neighbors in Oklahoma. Our thoughts and prayers are with the victims, their families and thosewho lost their home in this disaster.
The East Texas Food Bank is working within a coordinated effort of emergency responseorganizations and the Feeding America network of food banks, including the Regional Food Bank ofOklahoma, to help meet the needs of those impacted by the tornado.
In accordance with our disaster plan, the East Texas Food Bank was pre‐staged by Feeding America,the national food bank network, with a truckload of sanitation supplies. In response to yesterday'srequest from the Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma, our truck will be deployed this afternoon. We areprepared to respond when called upon for any other needs and will share those needs with our EastTexas community.
Local organizations have asked us to relay their need for cash donations, rather than food, water orother supplies at this time. Although well‐intentioned, unsolicited donations that are not needed cantake time and energy to coordinate and sort. At this point, the best way that East Texans maysupport these efforts are through financial donations to the Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma on theirwebsite at www.RegionalFoodBank.org or by texting FOOD to 32333 to give $10 to relief efforts.
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Advaxis, Inc. , (OTCBB: ADXS), a leader in developing the next generation of immunotherapies for cancer and infectious diseases, announced that two patients have been enrolled into REALISTIC, a Phase 1/2 study being sponsored by Cancer Research UK (CRUK) to investigate the use of ADXS-HPV for the treatment of HPV positive head and neck cancer. HPV is associated with 40-70% of head and neck cancers. This trial is being conducted at the Aintree Hospital at the University of Liverpool, the Royal Marsden Hospital at the University of London, and the Cardiff Hospital at the University of Wales. The study will investigate the safety and efficacy of this novel immunotherapeutic agent in preventing recurrence of head and neck cancer among patients who have been treated with surgery, radiotherapy, and/or chemotherapy; alone or in combination. A maximum of 45 patients are to be enrolled in this study, and all costs will be assumed by CRUK. Two patients have already been enrolled in the trial at the Aintree Hospital in Liverpool, UK. Thomas A. Moore, Chairman & CEO of Advaxis commented, "We are pleased to be working with an internationally-renowned oncology group to further expand the ADXS-HPV clinical development program to another HPV-associated tumor type. Through this collaboration, we hope that our proprietary technology will be able to offer a new treatment option to patients suffering from the recurrence of head and neck cancer, an important unmet medical need." According to the National Cancer Institute and the American Cancer Society, head and neck cancers represent approximately 3 percent of all cancers in the United States and are twice as common in men as in women. Historically, head and neck cancer has been associated with people over the age of 50 and with the use of alcohol and tobacco (including smokeless tobacco), however, there has been a recent rise in HPV-related oropharyngeal cancers in caucasian men under the age of 50. Recurrence rates in patients are high, in some studies over 80% within 2 years (Source: Risk factors for local-regional recurrence following preoperative radiation therapy and surgery for head and neck cancer (stage II-IVB), Shikama N, et al. Radiology. 2003 Sep; 228(3):789-94). About Cancer Research UK Cancer Research UK is the largest single funder of cancer research in the UK and the world's largest charity dedicated to cancer research. It funds research on all aspects of cancer, from basic cell biology to large clinical studies of entire populations. The organization funds the work of more than 4,500 scientists, doctors, and nurses across the UK and runs specialized institutes dedicated to cancer research. Cancer Research UK currently funds more than 180 clinical trials.
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I think for once the London press was being sincere when, collectively last week, it showed concern for the health of 91-year-old Prince Philip.
After all, he has given the press so many quotable quotes.
A reader, Misha, has sent me an e-mail describing Philip as a "crusty old coot" but conceding that considering his one-liners are extempore, they are smarter than those of stand-up comedians who have writers producing them.
Indeed Bob Hope travelled with two full-time gag writers.
Philip does not deny his title as "the prince of gaffes". Last year he blamed his gaffes on what he called "dontopedalogy", describing it as "the science of opening your mouth and putting your foot in it, which I have practised for a good many years".
Misha sent me a comprehensive list of Philip's faux pas. Some of his supposed gaffes I find perfectly innocuous – like his remark to a British tourist in Budapest: "You can't have been here that long – you haven't got a pot belly."
Certainly he was a diplomatic time bomb.
When the president of Nigeria arrived wearing his grand flowing traditional robes, Philip said: "You look like you're ready for bed!"
During a trip to Canada in 1976, he remarked: "We don't come here for our health. We can think of other ways of enjoying ourselves." Ouch!
And during an official visit in 1998 to Papua New Guinea he said to a British student: "You managed not to get eaten then?"
Deep into the Cold War he said: "I would like to go to Russia very much – although the bastards murdered half my family."
When he attended the opening of the new R200 million British Embassy in Berlin in 2000 he described it as "a vast waste of space".
As for his oft-repeated faux pas in 1995 to a Glasgow driving instructor – "How do you keep the natives off the booze long enough to pass the test?" – I imagine most Glaswegians would have giggled.
Less forgivable was his remark when visiting a British factory and he saw a badly installed fusebox.
He said: "It looks as though it was put in by an Indian."
His apology was so insincere it was funny: "I meant to say cowboys. I just got my cowboys and Indians mixed up."
And, I suppose, after visiting Beijing in 1986 he shouldn't have publicly described the capital as "ghastly" or told a British student: "If you stay here much longer, you will go home with slitty eyes."
Nor, at a gathering of the World Wildlife Fund in 1986, was his description of Chinese eating habits very diplomatic.
Yet, he must have thought it out: "If it's got four legs and is not a chair; if it's got two wings and flies but is not an aeroplane; and if it swims and it's not a submarine the Cantonese will eat it."
I am not sure what the Americans made of his remark in 2000: "People think there's a rigid class system here, but dukes have been known to marry chorus girls. Some have even married Americans!"
Even his family can fall foul of his dontopedalogical one-liners.
Of his horsey daughter, Princess Anne, he said, "If it doesn't fart or eat hay, she isn't interested."
Many years ago at a press conference he announced that he found London's Daily Express "a bloody awful newspaper". Cartoonist Giles next morning depicted the editor being dragged off to the Tower muttering: "At least he reads the bloody paper."
More recently Prince Phillip said to a hospital matron in the West Indies: "You have mosquitoes. I have the press."


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Raigarh: A three-year-old girl was allegedly raped and murdered by a man in her neighbourhood in Raigarh district of Chhattisgarh, police said today.
"Lochan Srivas (23) was arrested today for the crime that occurred in Gandhi Nagar under Jute Mill police station area," said Raigarh city superintendent of police (CSP) Satyendra Pandey.
The toddler's parents had yesterday lodged a complaint about the child having gone missing while playing near her home.
As per the preliminary investigation, the accused tried to mislead the victim's mother by telling her that he can help her locate her daughter through some black magic, the officer said.
"Subsequently, Srivas told them that the girl was somewhere near Amlibhauna where her body was later found packed in a jute sack early this morning," he said.
Srivas broke down during interrogation and confessed to the crime, Pandey added.
In his statement, the accused said that after finding the girl playing alone he took her to his home and sexually assaulted her.
A case under IPC s section 376 (rape), 302 (murder) and provisions of POCSO (Protection of Children from Sexual Offence) Act has been registered against the accused, he said, adding that further probe was on.


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Police say Terrance Andrew Dyson, 21, and Deandre Tavon Thompson, 18, would hear about a local party either by word of mouth or through social media. They would then drive to the party's location, park their car where they could observe partygoers wearing expensive clothing and rob them at gunpoint.
Detectives recovered the stolen items and two guns believed to have been used in the robberies.{ }
Thompson and Dyson both face multiple counts of armed robbery and are being held at the Charles County Detention Center.
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THE Barbados Boy Scouts Association has been lauded for its contribution of enabling some of the island's young boys to release their energies in a positive direction. This commendation came from the honourable Donville Inniss and principal of the West Terrace Primary School Ovid Gibbs, when delivering remarks during the West Terrace Cub/Scout Group investiture ceremony, at the school on Sunday. Twenty-six members were invested, made up of ten beavers, 11 cubs and five scouts. It was highlighted that West Terrace Primary School was expanding faster than any other in the scouts' movement. This is because the school has had two major investitures in the year, which a scout leader described as "rare". Inniss pointed out that in today's society when young men were being castigated, boys within the association have been setting high standards as they make positive contributions to their communities. "It takes a village to raise a child and that has been missing in Barbados. Far too often in society, we are happy as parents to send our children to church but not to go with them," said Inniss, who also encouraged villages across the island to get back to raising children. Gibbs said that involvement in scouting carried many benefits, including the fundamental principle of the movement which is that of giving your best. He noted that this was a rather demanding request but one that was critical for young boys to practice if they were to develop into worthwhile citizens. He promised the boys who were invested that their parents, the school and the community, would give them all the support needed to ensure that they gave of their best. "Boys, you are required to set examples to the other students so they can follow your lead. The uniform you will wear carries lots of responsibility. Students of the school and adults alike would be proud of you as you carry your uniform well. I challenge you to become beacons and remember, nothing at all must be done by you to cause shame to the organization whether or not you are dressed in uniform, said the principal. Meanwhile, the association's Deputy Chief Commissioner, Owen Springer, encouraged the newly invested scouts to fulfil the promise: "to do my best, to do duty to God, the Queen and my country, to help other people at all times and to obey the Cob Law". He then advised:"To make a promise and then fail to keep it is to break one's word. You will never be trusted if you break your word. So do try to keep your word. To do your best, you have to put your whole heart in your effort to fulfil your promise. Try and aim higher each day or do better each day as you grow older." (AH)


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The iVAC is addressing the needs of homeland security, risk management, financial analytics, public health, bioinformatics and community resilience, and is comprised of an international network of interdisciplinary researchers, public safety practitioners, government agencies, industry partners and community leaders.
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Robert S. Kaplan; Robin Cooper
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What advances and enhancements can be made in activity-based cost (ABC) systems to extend their usefulness, application, and impact? How can organizations move from their episodic Stage II systems to wide-scale organizational implementation, where ABC systems become fully integrated into the ongoing management, reporting, and control systems? This chapter discusses the extension of ABC methodology to all organizational spending and expenses.
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|February 5, 2005, 10:04 PM
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MY second PETA article
I just finished up a small article on Peta as a continuation of my personal assualt to completely debunk the idiots.
You can read it at http://www.luvtohunt.com/petaII.htm
|February 6, 2005, 06:27 AM
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Very articulate and well written. Thank you for representing us Neandrathals and for keeping your composure. You have shown yourself to be "a better man." Thank you and keep up the good work.
|February 6, 2005, 10:00 AM
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Kelsey, could you clarify this: "Extinction is my goal and suffrage is my weapon." Are you saying that they say you vote to kill everything?
|February 6, 2005, 10:07 AM
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Poor ol' Pam, she just can't get "no satisfaction" now that Tommy is gone!! Harharharhar I wonder if she has a degree? All anyone has to do is to look at the makeup of your teeth to see where we are on the food chain!
Good article!
An armed society is a polite society.
|February 6, 2005, 11:05 AM
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"Extinction is my goal and suffrage is my weapon."
I believe that in reading his article that is what PETA thinks about hunters. Not his philosophy.
|February 6, 2005, 11:46 AM
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I see. I thought he meant to say suffering not suffrage.
|February 9, 2005, 08:31 AM
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As another CARNIVORE, isn't peta that fancy greek bread you stuff MEAT into.
Live everyday as if it is your last! Because someday you will be right.
"Everyone has a game plan until they get punched in the mouth".
|February 9, 2005, 09:06 AM
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Well done Kelsey,
Speaking of well done........ I have a steak and eggs on the burner for breakfast....... I thank God for a the harvest of a nice Whitetail last November. Thanks for the great article. You are a great spokesman for the natural and normal human. I think we have the silly folks at PETA out- numbered 95% to about 3% with the remaining 2% just not sure what they are doing in a human body. Your ability to speak directly at them and show you have no fear to get right back in their face is exactly how we need to treat them. I am sick of the average network media and many other folks trying to tell me to be diplomatic and show political correctness.... I refuse to take that dead end road. As you know it leads nowhere in the minds of these militants. I think as a general name that suits them about right.
Keep up the good work my friend....and if your ever heading to Michigan and would like some good fishing and hunting while your here just drop a line... My Camp is open to you and your family. The campfire is always crackling and true.......Best wishes........
|February 9, 2005, 07:37 PM
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Actually humanity has already tried the vegan route, or at least our great grandfather's retarded cousin did. Too bad they are all dead.
Edited to add my doubt PETA will ever listen to rational argument. Best bet is to push to have their nonprofit status taken away, or better yet find a way to gain sufficient members on their board of directors to change their political stance 180 degrees, i.e. hostile takeover.
In a few years when the dust finally clears and people start counting their change there is a pretty good chance that President Obama may become known as The Great Absquatulator. You heard it first here on TFL.
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|February 9, 2005, 09:39 PM
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PETA = People Eating Tasty Animals
Sic Semper Tyrannis
|March 7, 2005, 06:18 PM
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Good article I enjoyed it
- God Bless
|March 7, 2005, 09:05 PM
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I *think* he means that extinction of PETA members is his goal, and voting (suffrage) is his weapon.
|March 8, 2005, 07:22 PM
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Good read, and thanks for taking the effort to write it.
I got a dig in on PETA recently. I posted this on another board, but it fits here too
From our Local Miami Fox TV Station:
PETA Penguin Problem - Any guests that attended the opening of the Victor Hotel on South Beach are asked to contact PETA at 757-622-PETA to comment on the treatment of penguins.
I called them and when the girl asked my thoughts on the Penguin treatment, I told her that my Penguin was a little over cooked. The Twit hung up on me.
I bet PETA wants to hear your thoughts to. Don't feel shy about calling them.
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"The trouble with our liberal friends is not that they're ignorant; it's just that they know so much that isn't so.".........Ronald Reagan
|March 17, 2005, 10:42 PM
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They bought a billboard in nearby Fort Wayne, Indiana which states "Feeding Meat To Children Is Child Abuse". I've heard 2 Doctors call in to radio programs protesting loudly, and seeking prosecutorial help to get rid of the sign. No luck so far due to the 1st amendment which says you can speak even if it's a lie.
|March 17, 2005, 11:56 PM
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I don't mean to change the subject kelsey, but in you're scope article I have to disagree with you're take on the lesser brands of scopes. Sure Tasco, Bushnell, Redfield, Simmons, BSA are not as well built as the better brands. I wouldn't put a Tasco on that 30-378 of you'rs, but they work great on rifles in the 30-06 range and below. Some scopes differ in quality even by brand.
/Just my $.02
|March 19, 2005, 08:39 PM
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Hey Guys-
i just got back to this thread. I didn't mark the "email respond" and I just forgot about it until I was scrolling through.
"Extinction is my Goal and Sufferage is my weapon" was meant to illustrate how PETA veiws us as hunters. In their opinion, we are below them. We hunt to destroy and have no feelings towards the well being of animals. Nothing could be farther from the truth.
Thanks for the comments guys, I am working on another one that should be ready soon.
Crosshair, your points are well made and valid. I knew when I wrote and published that peice on scope choices, it would stir up some differences in opinions. I was just speaking from my own experiences. Glad you took the time to respond to it.
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Thursday, June 2, 2011, 11:12 a.m.Shaw (Watha T. Daniel) Library
A Visit to Woodley Park Zoo
While walking along Connecticut Avenue for exercise one Sunday afternoon, I decided to pay a visit to the National Zoo in Woodley Park. When I entered the path among the grass and bushes, I felt an immediate sense of release from the stress of the city.
From the first glance at the signs about different species of birds and animals and with the growing sense of the presence of the animals, I experienced a sense of love and kinship with those fellow creatures. Taking the bamboo-arrayed walk to the Panda house, I could see the affinity of human family units walking along the path with the animals they were observing. Pandas are known for their remarkable human-like features. The parents and children who were from all ethnic backgrounds were clearly themselves part of the pattern of nature they were observing. The awe and wonder felt by the children expressed in "wows" and "ahs" indicated how connected they were with their source in the natural world.
What is even better is that this visit of a family to the zoo ostensibly to view animals is itself a human bonding experience that helps forge family unity. One could overhear little conversations about aunts and grandparents that reflected the ongoing family life. For this and many other reasons, it seemed to me that people and animals belonged together. Of course people have the best of the deal because they do not live confined as do the animals. But in an imperfect way the instinctive connection of humans with animals and the natural world is reaffirmed here on the zoo grounds.
I could even see more of this essential relationship between humans and animals when I traveled along the elephant trail. Everyone was leaning on the railing of the path looking down on the elephant area below. The Asian elephants were drinking water with their trunks and eating straw with as much pleasure as humans eat their food. In many ways the crowd was looking in a mirror when viewing the elephants. They were looking at themselves engaged in daily activities but in the form of the beautiful elephants in the park.
Scientists tell us that elephants are much like humans in that they have family relationships and gather in social groups. The families watching the elephants appear to understand this similarity intuitively and show it in the pleasure they take in watching. Finally, I walked down to the quiet precincts of the bird area. Here at the duck pond right before the bird house, I was arrested by the splash of a duck family. In the middle of the shade-dappled pond, a collection of six or seven very small ducks was swimming with a large mother duck leading the way. One could hear the parents calling their children over to see the sight and the enthusiastic response of the children. One could not help but feel warmth not only for the infant ducks and mother but also affection for the children watching who were as tender and helpless as the young ducklings. I could feel what might be seen as a common sense of love that overflowed from the animal realm to the human realm.
In a way, visiting the zoo for an adult is as much an exercise in people watching as it is animal watching. However, I can see that such an attitude is appropriate. Both humans and animals are interesting objects of observation. And both tend to blend into one another for the attentive observer. So if you have the opportunity to visit a zoo, do so even if you are a single adult. You will find richness here difficult to find in human-centered places. One of the best ways to prepare for visiting Woodley Park Zoo is to read about it in the library collection. I recommend two books about this subject: one is the Visit Washington from the DK series: Top Ten Washington D.C. by Ron and Susan Burke. It features Woodley Park Zoo and gives details about its attractions. The second book is a general study of zoos and the quirky things that occur in obtaining specimens: Stolen World: a Tale of Reptiles, Smugglers, and Skulduggery by Jennie Erin Smith.


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Inkster Cooperatives - What Are They & How Do They Work?
Inkster cooperatives, or co-ops, have been in existence for a long time serving people and businesses for the betterment of the community. Cooperatives are Inkster businesses owned by the individuals who utilize them. Depending on classification, they either provide certain services or foods to those in the community. People who are a part of a cooperative benefit by helping, not only themselves, but others as well.
They provide necessary components to the economy. For instance, farming cooperatives are controlled and owned by the user, typically farmers. Farmers can join what are known as marketing cooperatives and charge more for the products but less for their marketing, attracting business. Those buying the products benefit on the fact that they are purchasing fresher, healthier products.
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Inkster co-ops are classified into groups for instance;
- Marketing Cooperatives
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- Service Cooperatives
- Food Cooperatives
Within these classifications you'll find more specialized cooperatives in Inkster, MI such as;
- child care
- health
- utilities
- credit union
- housing
- worker
- agriculture
- dairy
Each one of these offers inexpensive alternatives to people who are a member of the cooperative. Members have the choice of electing a board of directors. The board of directors handles daily activities inside the cooperative.
Consortium child care cooperatives are also supplied within industrial parks. This helps parents in Inkster place their child within a daycare that is relatively close to their job and usually at a lower rate than most daycares. Even though it is the businesses who supply the initial funding to start this kind of service, it still revolves back to those that own the daycare electing their own board of directors. It is the owner of the business and its members that supply all of the decisions and ultimately decide how it's ran.
A good example of how utility cooperatives can work for their members is Craw-Kan Telephone Cooperative Company. This company provides telephone service to its members who hold shares within the company and at the end of each and every year each member receives a portion of that profit sharing. This not only encourages others to become members and pay their bill on time regularly, but also benefits both the company and those that they provide service to.
Inkster electric and telephone cooperatives provide their services to individuals while hearing members voices. The members are able to voice their concerns and suggest what they need changed as it is them who determine just what goes on within that cooperative.
Membership in Inkster Cooperatives
Members of a Inkster cooperative have a large list of responsibilities that they must follow. They must make sure that all the relevant laws are met and followed by its members. They must appoint or removed directors on an appropriate basis. Members must know what their cooperative offers and familiarize them self with services in order to better serve others. You must be able to meet customer satisfaction in order to run efficiently, effectively and profitably.
There are times when cooperatives in Inkster must choose to combine with other businesses in order to expand their services or dissolve on the grounds that there is not enough demand and supply of their services. The definitive role of the members can be difficult and yet it is necessary that they are well informed and capable of making those decisions.
Cooperatives in Inkster, MI are an important part of people's everyday lives. By giving goods and services to their members, they are offering a mutually beneficial option. Without cooperatives, nearly 26 million people in America would be without the electric services that these places provide. Over 100 million Americans would be hard pressed to find affordable goods and services and all the net worth that these cooperatives pull in together would be lost.
It's important to have these in our lives in order to keep things in balance between affordable and quality in our lives. People are brought together in a cooperative group in order to run a business that will provide quality services to those in need while maintaining the ability to make decisions about their company as a whole. That is what makes Inkster cooperatives so unique among the rest in today's times.


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Tiger Woods has no idea when he will return to golf, saying only he will return to therapy today. And he did not say how much longer he will be in therapy, only, "I have a long way to go."
"I do plan to return to golf one day," he said Friday. "I just don't know when that day will be. I don't rule out that it will be this year. When I do return, I need to make my behavior more respectful of the game."
PGA Tour commissioner Tim Finchem called Woods' statement good news. Although he said Woods' absence might not have an immediate impact on the tour, a prolonged one could affect its relationship with TV partners.
"He clearly has taken the first, very visible step in the road to that return," Finchem said.
But he said Woods gave him no indication when that might be.
"My sense is that … he will play when he's ready and when he thinks he can compete," Finchem said. "But he has prioritized clearly now over the last three months getting to a certain point in the issues he's dealing with before he wants to take that step. But I have no time line."
Competing in the Match Play Championship in Marana, Ariz., Stewart Cink said he believed Woods did well.
"I was moved by how difficult it seemed to be for him," he said.
Luke Donald said the speech seemed "sincere." But Nick Watney said he simply wants to know when Woods will play again.
"Just more concerned about when he's going to get back on the course," he said, "not necessarily everything in his personal life."
Cink said he believes the players will welcome Woods' return, whenever that might be.
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Three well-trained dogs wait patiently for the go ahead signal as their owner lays out delicious grilled hot dogs in front of them. Then she gives the signal to go ahead—but the chihuahua steals all of the food before the pit bulls react. Is the chihuahua a jerk or is it all a well-rehearsed trick?


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Why the no no no chorus has it wrong in oil
- By Steve LeVine<p> Steve LeVine is a contributing editor at Foreign Policy, a Schwartz Fellow at the New America Foundation, and author of The Oil and the Glory. </p>
Last Friday, we discussed what happens when one adopts a my-way-or-the-highway approach to energy development, in this case opposition to Canadian oil sands. You get what we already have, which is projections of $150-a-barrel oil and $4.50-a-gallon gasoline, the product of a belief that, starting next year or soon thereafter, oil demand will start to exceed supply. This state of affairs vexes Christophe de Margerie, the CEO of France's Total oil company, who met with a small group over breakfast this morning at the Center for Strategic and International Studies. "If you say no to shale oil, no to heavy oil, no to Iran — no, no, no, no — what about life?" de Margerie said. Oil companies must be responsible in how they work, but everyone else must grasp that they actually need oil, and will for many decades to come, he said.
De Margerie is refreshing on two fronts — his wicked sense of humor (Note to oil CEOs: it is possible to be funny and successful) and among the clearest minds on the oil patch. When we last visited with de Margerie, he was on a similar bent — he was saying that the world is fast approaching the maximum volume of oil it can possibly produce, which he reckons is about 95 million barrels a day; that's just 8 percentage points higher than the 88 million barrels a day the world consumes at the moment. Today, he dove deeply into the wrong-headedness of attempting, at least at the moment, to weed out large energy supplies that one will and will not accept. When it comes to oil, we need all of it.
We still want to drive our cars at will, and own all the plastic gadgets in our homes. We want to fly off to Costa Rica and Bangkok. Not incidentally, we would like our helicopter-borne armies not to worry if they wish on the spur of the moment to capture Osama bin Ladin. That is the stuff that's at risk.
So among other things, the United States would be shrewd to accept the added 500,000 barrels a day to be produced from oil sands in the Canadian province of Alberta, which has been under long scrutiny because of the pollution produced when it is mined and refined. At the same time, Chesapeake Energy CEO Aubrey McClendon might stop congratulating himself for a billion-dollar venture-capital subsidiary aimed at creating demand for surplus shale gas, and instead act aggressively to become super-transparent and police the bad actors who are driving doubts about his industry.


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A TABLE tennis champion is on track to fulfil his dream of competing at the Paralympics in Rio.
Jack Hunter-Spivey, aged 19, from Widnes is flying to China for the 2014 ITT Para Table Tennis World Championships in Bejing from September 6-14.
It will be his first world championship after making his debut for GB in the Europeans in Italy last year.
Jack, from Stewards Avenue, said: "It will be amazing going to China. I'm very lucky to be in this position."
He has risen up the ranks from 17 to nine after winning a silver medal at the Slovakia Open.
He added: "I think I've improved a lot this year, not just technically but my mental game has improved.
"The Europeans last year was a real learning curve."
Wheelchair player Jack, who has cerebral palsy, was blind and deaf until he was nine-months-old.
He discovered his passion for table tennis when he was 10 and developed his talent at Halton Table Tennis Club.
The former SS Peter and Paul Catholic College student recently moved to Sheffield to train full time with the GB squad.
Playing with Paralympic champion and world number one Tommy Urhaug, from Norway, has dramatically improved his skills.
Jack said: "He's got a wealth of experience and you couldn't ask for a better team partner.
"In high pressure situations he's so cool and calm which makes me feel better. He's got so much advice to give.
Jack said he has great support from his mum, Renee, step-father Rob, brother Chris and sister Romana-Dawn.
Liverpool FC fan Jack added: "My family are really proud of me.
"I'll be seeded to reach the knockout stages and that is my goal but if I get a decent draw I could take a medal.
"I'm going for the experience and to see how things work - the bigger picture is Rio in 2016 and to be at a major competition before then is great."


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Race to the Top is a U.S. Department of Education program that funds state efforts to reform educational standards, improve teacher training and retention programs, and create strategies for tracking student achievement.
The district worried that the funds it would receive — its own estimates place the amount at roughly $200,000 of California's $7 million in available funding — would not cover the cost of the program's required changes, said Craig Goldman, the district's chief financial officer.
"Given the dire financial times, we didn't want to move forward on a project that would cost us more money to implement than we would receive," Goldman said.
This is the second time that California has taken part in a Race to the Top program. Unlike this year's program, that first phase allowed school districts to opt out after signing up.
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Morgan in the thick of it at Phoenix training
New signing Ian Hogg was there as well, but it was Gareth Morgan's appearance which raised eyebrows at Wellington Phoenix training yesterday.
The Phoenix owner, more known for his economic and philanthropic exploits, wasn't exactly coaching the team, but he was certainly an active participant at Newtown Park as he scribbled down notes and listened in on team talks.
The Phoenix, who host Western Sydney at Westpac Stadium on Sunday, are languishing in ninth place in the A-League as they grapple with the club's desire for more attractive football.
But what do the players make of Morgan's new hands-on approach?
"He's the owner, he can do what he wants," Phoenix captain Andrew Durante said.
"If he wants to come in the changing room and give a talk, he can give a talk. That's his way of doing it, I haven't seen it very often and I'm not sure what notes he was taking there but if he wants to do it he can do it."
Durante was asked if it was uncomfortable for the players.
"No, not really. At the end of the day everyone's doing things at this club to make the club better. If Gareth feels that he needs to be closer to the team and analysing things, to be better for the football club, then we're all in favour of the club being better. Both as players, and the backroom staff as well. If it's going to be better and Gareth thinks it'll be better then fantastic."
Phoenix coach Ricki Herbert joked that Morgan was "the assistant coach now. I've just brought Gareth in, he's awesome", Herbert said, before explaining Morgan's role at training.
"We're doing a project, so [fellow owner] Henry Tait's here as well. So we're just looking at some revision around the club and maybe a little bit more resource and analysing things. Sort of videoing things and seeing what's important."
Herbert said Morgan had been invited to come to training and it wasn't a first for an owner to get involved on the pitch.
"I think [former owner] Terry [Serepisos] might have participated in a training session so he's gone one step further."
Did Morgan's presence on the pitch make Herbert uncomfortable?
"Why would that be? There's a few bosses at the club and Gareth's one of them. I have absolutely no problem at all.
"I've told you what we're doing with this club, it's building, brilliant. We need to win football matches on the weekend, that's a priority, we fully understand that, but the club's going to carry on being built.
"It's exciting times, trust me."
There was plenty to talk about after training yesterday and Durante confirmed his desire to play for the All Whites when he becomes eligible in March.
The Australian defender was wary of getting too excited before Fifa had given him the green light but "I'm quite keen to play for the All Whites".
"I've been on the bench for a Socceroos game so there's always that, that Fifa can look at," Durante said.
"But the process is in motion and hopefully it all turns out all right and then in March everything's all rosy."
Durante has been in Wellington for five years, his daughter was born here and he owns property.
He admitted he was yet to learn the Maori version of the national anthem and had copped some friendly banter from his team-mates.
But the All Whites in the Phoenix had encouraged him to switch allegiances.
"I wanted to make sure everything was all right but the guys have been great with it, they've all said get on board and we want you part of it. So it's been really nice, that part of it and it's a big decision but to have them by my side, it makes it a lot easier and a lot more welcoming if it does happen."
Midfielder Manny Muscat remains sidelined but striker Tyler Boyd, 18, is available for Sunday's game after serving his one-match suspension in the 2-0 loss to Melbourne Victory.
Boyd ran with the first team at training and looks set to return to the starting XI against the Wanderers in place of Benjamin Totori.
Centre back Michael Boxall has dropped out of the 15-man squad, meaning Cameron Lindsay, who made his debut against the Victory, is poised to again sit on the bench with Totori, Alex Smith and Griffin McMaster.
Paul Ifill and Glen Moss remain on the injured list, while transfer regulations mean Hogg is not yet available for selection.
Despite their form slump, the Phoenix remain only two points behind sixth-placed Melbourne Heart and Durante remained confident of a fourth consecutive finals appearance.
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Black Forest Pudding Cake
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Black Forest and Black Forest cake (American English and Australian English) are the English names for the German dessert Schwarzwälder Kirschtorte, which literally means "Black Forest cherry torte". Hard to pronounce, but easy to make! Before I give you a recipe, let me share with you some fundamentals about Black Forest.
For the most part, Black Forest cake is composed of several layers of chocolate cake, with whipped cream and cherries between each layer. The cake is then decorated with additional whipped cream, maraschino cherries, as well as chocolate shavings. This recipe has the lusciousness of pudding to boot!
Typically, Kirschwasser (a clear liquor distilled from tart cherries) is added into the mixture. However, other liquors, like rum, can also be used. German statutory interpretation deems Kirschwasser a compulsory ingredient, or the cake can't be legally marketed as Schwarzwälder Kirschtorte. Interesting, eh?
Black Forest Pudding Cake
Preheat oven to 350°. In a medium-size bowl, combine 3/4 cup of the sugar, flour, three tablespoons of the cocoa, baking powder and salt. Blend in milk, melted butter and vanilla; beat until smooth. Spread into an 8-inch square pan. In a small bowl, combine remaining 1/2 cup sugar, brown sugar and remaining 1/4 cup cocoa; sprinkle mixture evenly over batter. Combine hot water and Kirsch; pour over batter. Do not stir. Bake for 40 minutes, or until center is almost set. Let stand 15 minutes. Transfer to dessert dishes and spoon pudding from bottom of pan over cake. Serve with cherry pie filling as sauce.
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