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I complained yesterday that Jane Eyre opens this weekend in the US and seemingly nowhere else. F-ck! I really want to see it. In Canada it's next week. And since I'm away and then away again, I won't be able to go until March 29 at the earliest. F-ck again!
Because Mia Wasikowska is extraordinary. She is the centerpiece. Yeah, yeah, Michael Fassbender's hot too and he and Zoe Kravitz are totally two people I could get down with watching while they're getting down, but mostly, this is Mia, continuing to grow, continuing to learn, continuing to work with really first class actors – Depp, Bening, Moore, Dench, Glenn Close – and directors too – Burton, Chodolenko, Van Sant – and these are only the names I know off the top of my head. I haven't even bothered to google any more. Because, obviously. It's impressive enough.
And again, as already noted, she TURNED DOWN the invitation to audition for David Fincher for Girl with the Dragon Tattoo which seems like it could be one of those moments, you know, in ten years you look back and say – oh but what Sliding Door would have been her fate if she'd only taken that role … but it won't. It won't matter. Not for her. Not for Mia. Imagine? That's how you back your talent up with good decisions. I love her.
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wayfinder necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 94 diseños de 24 diseñadores freelance.
Chroma Room
We are Chroma Room, a new photo and film studio studio based in Miami, Florida - one of the most beautiful and fashionable cities in the United States. Our goal is to provide local, regional, national and international photographers, film makers and creative people with an affordable, well designed and flexible studio space. Our 2,200 sq ft converted warehouse includes a workshop for custom props, a 24' x 16' white cyc (a.k.a infinity wall), dressing rooms, a production/post-production studio and a client waiting area.
We are a young, energetic and customer oriented studio looking for a minimal, clean, and contemporary image that is attractive and approachable. We seek inspiration from all corners of the world, all media, and all truly respect all things creative.
Our space is outfitted with contemporary furniture from Herman Miller, DWR, Crate and Barrel, and IKEA alike. The overarching color scheme within our studio includes white (dominant color), grays (light and dark), black and silver/chrome, with a hint of color here and there provided by the plants, products, and people that populate the space.
Our goal is to develop an identity that reflects who we are, creates an emotional connection with what we do, and attracts current and potential clients.
Local, regional, national and international photographers, film makers, production companies and creative people in need of space for casting calls, rehearsals, photo shoots, film shoots and events.
Our clients range from up and coming photographers and film makers, to established and respected fashion photographers, photo journalists, film directors, film crews, videographers, documentary/independent film makers, musicians, and artists.
Our audience is very creative, fun, quirky yet professional.
A clean, contemporary and timeless identity.
Must be equally successful in black/white, gray scale, and color against a white, black or color background as needed.
Must be equally effective on the web (studio website, banner ads, email marketing) and across print media (magazines, exterior banners, signage, etc.).
We envision either a minimal, hard lined, sans serif font, or a contemporary handwritten/script font, but we are open to your suggestions.
Considering the name of the studio (Chroma Room - Chroma means "color" in greek and our clients also shoot against chroma green or blue backgrounds), we would like to see creative options that use color within the context of the identity and color as an accent. Feel free to take inspiration from anything from a color wheel/color chart to the reflections in a camera lens.
Identities We Identify With
Unfortunately, we haven't come across any examples in our industry - we hope to be the one that others follow and imitate. Here are a few inspirational images: http://chromaroom.com/identity/.
Copyright & Artwork
All design submissions must be the original work of the originating designer and must not violate any existing copyrights, trademarks, patents, or service marks. The winning design must be delivered as vector artwork in a common format (Adobe Illustrator).
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text: Virus_Of_Life Posted February 19, 2009 I believe this may be the last of the Single Barrel Bourbons from Buffalo Trace to make it to the BOTM and probably not just as a coincidence it gets discussed the least. Originally introduced as Hancock's President's Reserve now known as just Hancock's Reserve is this month's BOTM.Known for it's tropical like flavors, mango comes to mind, and slight honey molasses sweetness while probably not a top ten this is one of my favorite pours.It is a short month and we're getting this up here late so that is quite apropos to a hardly discussed but very worthy bourbon.:893drillsergeant-thSound Off:893drillsergeant-th Share this post Link to post Share on other sites


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Liberty News
Snapshots of graduates
Thousands of people have traveled to Lynchburg for Liberty University's graduation May 15. Here are just a few snapshots of what seniors and their families are doing.
|Amanda Sullivan, right, poses with her friends Liana Lagroon and Kristen Clark during their freshman year.
Worth the drive
In the next week, senior Amanda Sullivan and her family will collectively travel nearly 4,000 miles – her parents are driving this week to Lynchburg from Houston for her graduation; Amanda is riding back with them Sunday to get some items from home then driving back to Lynchburg for a full-time job that begins May 24.
"The big drawback to Liberty [for us] is that it is located about seven states away," said Amanda's father, Michael Sullivan. But, he said, Amanda prayed about her school choices and a week before she was to start classes at Houston Baptist, she felt called to come to Liberty.
"What is a parent to do?" Michael said.
Michael and his wife, Stacy, who are both Liberty University Online students, are coming to Lynchburg for the first time since their initial visit five years ago. Since that time, Liberty has grown by thousands of students, added numerous buildings and greatly expanded its recreational opportunities.
"I sit in awe of God's glory and blessings that he has bestowed upon Liberty," Amanda said. "I feel a sense of pride, knowing that I got to witness the change. I've watched this university grow, and I am astonished at its success and am increasingly proud to soon call Liberty my alma mater."
|Shaina Dillon, 19, arrives at Liberty with her parents, who are missionaries in Eastern Africa.
Study at home or abroad
As a 19-year-old, Shaina Dillon is among the youngest of Liberty's graduates. She and her parents arrived on campus this week for the first time, having drove from Marietta, Ga., and said they are very impressed with the campus.
Shaina is receiving her bachelor's in criminal justice from LU Online on Saturday, and has already begun her master's in management and leadership.
Warren, her father, said that he found LU Online to be a great blessing. "We really wanted to keep her close to home, so the online program was wonderful."
While Shaina was working on her degree, the Dillons spent time serving as missionaries in Eastern Africa. Shaina was able to help them start an all-girls school while still taking classes.
"The online classes were great," said Shaina. "I thought they would be a lot easier since they were online, but they were really challenging — which I didn't expect from an online program."
|Monica Hutton is joined by her parents and grandmother. She is receiving her master's in human services with Liberty University Online.
The fast track
Monica Hutton, of McVeytown, Pa., finished her master's in human services in just under a year.
"It was a long 11 months," said Monica.
She drove down to Lynchburg this week with her parents, Patti and Mike, and her grandmother Miriam. While Monica had been on campus to take an intensive, this is the first visit for her family.
"I'm very impressed," said Patti. "For a Christian university, Liberty has some major facilities."
Monica will be walking on Saturday, but she still has one last paper to turn in to officially graduate. She said the professor realized that many of the students in the class have day jobs, so the deadline for the final paper was extended until the Wednesday after Commencement.
"The online classes were just as hard as if I had come to the campus to study. I wanted my master's degree to be a good one, and it really was," said Monica.
She liked that the online program allowed for her to be able to study while she worked an internship related to her field, and now feels prepared to start work as a drug and alcohol addiction counselor.
"I really do feel prepared. Even if I run into something that I don't have the direct knowledge about, I know where to obtain it from here on out. I feel like I'm prepared to at least know where to start."
Patti was able to watch her daughter as she went through the classes, since Monica is now doing a second internship where she works as a drug and alcohol counselor.
"I can see that she's prepared. It's not that she's my daughter, obviously. I could tell that she was prepared to do it and that what she had learned was valuable."
David Hylton and Marcelo Quarantotto contributed to this article.


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Far West and Gateway Literature... California, Mormonism, etc. (#1706).
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Written by: Ono
Recorded: 13 February – 8 March 1972
Producers: John Lennon, Yoko Ono, Phil Spector
Released: 15 September 1972 (UK), 12 June 1972 (US)
Yoko Ono: vocals
John Lennon: guitar
Adam Ippolito: piano, organ
Gary Van Scyoc: bass guitar
Stan Bronstein: saxophone
Richard Frank Jr: drums, percussion
Jim Keltner: drums
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Some Time In New York City
The final song on the Some Time In New York City album, We're All Water was written by Yoko Ono as a meditation on the characteristics shared among all people.
The lyrics were adapted from Water Talk, a 1967 poem which was featured in her Half-A-Wind show at the Lisson Gallery in London.
you are water
I'm water
we're all water in different containers
that's why it's so easy to meet
someday we'll evaporate together
but even after the water's gone
we'll probably point out to the containers
and say, "that's me there, that one."
we're container minders
In keeping with the album's themes of political commentary and protest, Ono added references to a number of public figures, among them Richard Nixon, Jerry Rubin, Charles Manson and Nelson Rockefeller. The front cover showed Nixon and Mao Tse-tung dancing naked, which caused consternation among many distributors and stockists. A non-removable sticker was used to obscure many of the copies sold, against the wishes of Lennon and Ono.
You see how they banned the picture here. Yoko made this beautiful poster: Chairman Mao and Richard Nixon dancing naked together, you see? And the stupid retailers stuck a gold sticker over it that you can't even steam off. At least you could steam off that Beatles [butcher] cover. So you see the kind of pressure Yoko and I were getting, not only on a personal level, and the public level, and the court case, and the fucking government, and this, that, and the other, but every time we tried to express ourselves, they would ban it, would cover it up, would censor it.
All We Are Saying, David Sheff
The central conceit of the song is that, despite the many differences in people's wealth, status, looks, actions and beliefs, humanity can be united through its collective spirit. Furthermore, the chorus ends with the line "Someday we'll evaporate together", a reminder that death is the great leveller.
We're All Water was the longest studio song on the album. An upbeat rocker given Phil Spector's Wall Of Sound production treatment, the recording featured a call-and-response guitar part which unfortunately highlighted Ono's tendency to sing out of tune.
Lennon and Ono performed We're All Water and Woman Is The Nigger Of The World on The Dick Cavett Show on 5 May 1972, backed by Elephant's Memory.
The song had a final outing on 30 August 1972. Lennon gave two performances, named One To One, at Madison Square Garden in New York, as a fundraiser for handicapped children. We're All Water was featured in both the afternoon and evening shows, but wasn't featured in either the video release or the Live In New York City album.


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All websites built by NKP are mobile friendly and work on all platforms. This is important to know because so many patients are now using their smartphones, tablets and everything else that connects online to research and find their doctor.
Prospective patients are looking to your site as a representation of your skill, sophistication and talent. For every project, we employ our numerous years of experience, knowledge and study of web trends related to medical practices to give our clients a web presence that goes beyond aesthetics. This is something that is shared in all cosmetic industries, from plastic surgery to cosmetic dentistry – understanding the trends of both what patients are looking for and what will convert them from just "looking" at your website to contacting your office. This is something we track, we understand and we know. When you choose NKP, you are not just choosing the largest company in the industry – you are also choosing the most experienced. This has been proven over and over, account by account – when working with NKP, you will get expertise that you simply cannot find anywhere else.
Did you know that when you use NKP Medical Marketing, you can have your brand new, fully custom website built for you and live within four to six weeks? Extremely high quality work with a quick turnaround – something everyone is looking for and something we have mastered.
NKP has been serving clients in the cosmetic field for over 11 years. As you know, in this industry companies come and go just as quickly as a new one shows up. Do not trust your online success with a company that does not know your industry – if they have been in business less than three years, do you really want to trust the future of your practice in a company that might not be around tomorrow? You have better odds going to Vegas and betting the future of your practice there. We have all seen the "new" companies at the annual meetings that have the "golden ticket" and are then out of business six months later. Be careful where you invest your dollars in marketing – there are enough things for you to overcome without having to take unnecessary risks with your online marketing.
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Every website NKP Medical builds is custom to your practice and mobile friendly by Google's standards. We do not use a template-based system, and we ensure that every medical website we build meets your needs.
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Zero Hedge
September 10, 2013
The first clips from Charlie Rose's interview with Assad are being released and given the Russia-Syria discussions, Obama's skepticism, and now John McCain's 'dubious support' for "the US getting on board with Russia's proposal for Syria to hand over its chemical weapons," we thought this brief view of Assad's response was telling…
As RT reports,
Hardline Republican Senator John McCain said the US should get on board with Russia's proposal for Syria to hand over control of its chemical weapons to the international community.
"If there is an international [agreement], if you have the guidelines, the requirements, the reporting, the dates— all of that guided by a very detailed resolution to the UN Security Council, I think that you can't say no to it even though I'm very dubious that this is a real proposal," McCain told Time magazine.
"I think it's just a stalling tactic but to reject it out of hand is obviously not something that you can do."
And Assad's response to requests for him to hand over his (in his words, non-existent) chemical weapons…
Of course, this leaves President Obama and John Kerry with the small problem that no strike means their biggest fear – that a North Korea (or some such despot) will unleash hell upon the USA if Syria is not spanked.
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The IB Diploma Programme at Robbinsdale Cooper High School offered its first "IBPrep" classes in the fall of 1998. In 1999, Sandburg Middle School initiated the IB Middle Years Programme (IBMYP). Sandburg, in partnership with Robbinsdale Cooper High School, became the first of four authorized MYPs in Minnesota and was officially authorized as an "IB World School" in 2004.
In the fall of 2006, Lakeview Elementary School began the process of implementing the Primary Years Programme (IBPYP.) PYP encourages student learning through inquiry and questioning, and provides a framework for students to strive to be global citizens and critical thinkers. As part of the program, all students receive classes in Spanish language and culture. Lakeview Elementary became an authorized IB Primary Years Programme School in spring 2010.
With the closing of Sandburg Middle School at the end of the 2008-09 school year, IBMYP transferred to Robbinsdale Middle School (RMS) and has become a whole-school program with an honors level at each grade.
All students are IBMYP students in grades 6-8 at Robbinsdale Middle School and in grades 9-10 at Robbinsdale Cooper High School. Students choose to continue with the Diploma Programme in grades 11-12 at Robbinsdale Cooper High School.
IBO History
1968 - Diploma Programme
The IB Diploma Programme was created in English and French by teachers at the International School of Geneva with increasing assistance from several other international schools. The program that led to the diploma consisted of a common pre-university curriculum and a common set of external examinations for students in schools throughout the world.
The Diploma Programme sought to provide students with a truly international education—an education that encouraged an understanding and appreciation of other cultures, languages and points of view.
1994 - Middle Years Programme and Primary Years Programme
To give younger students access to an IB education, in 1994 the IB added the Middle Years Programme (MYP), a curriculum for students aged 11-16, and in 1997 it adopted the Primary Years Programme (PYP) for students aged 3-11. As with the Diploma Programme, the MYP and PYP seek to provide students with an international perspective and critical thinking skills.
2018 – The IB celebrates 50 years!
28 October 2018 marks 50 years since the official founding of the IB Organization in 1968.


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I'm currently enrolled in a Reader's Advisory class, and thought it would be fun to repeat one of our discussion exercises here. Our professor set up a thread where we can come clean and voluntarily admit to the books that we feel guilty for never reading.
You would be surprised how many people have never read Orwell's "1984", the number of English Lit majors that struggle with Jane Austen, and all the children's librarians out there who have somehow steered clear of anything "Harry Potter". I sheepishly posted that I have never managed to get through anything by Dickens, which started an avalanche of agreement . Glad to know I'm not the only one!
What about you: what haven't you read that makes you feel just a little bit guilty? Chances are that someone else will sympathize with you completely. Post in comments and free yourself now!


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Farmingdale State - 89, Yeshiva University - 67
Farmingdale, N.Y. - The Farmingdale State men's basketball team improved to 16-5 overall, 13-2 in the Skyline with tonight's 89-67 win over Yeshiva University (4-16, 4-10). The Rams were led by junior forward AJ Matthews (Brooklyn, N.Y.) with 26 points and 12 rebounds, and senior guard Joshua Smith (Deer Park, N.Y.) with 24 points.
Farmingdale scored the first two baskets of the game for a 4-0 score, before Yeshiva jumped ahead 5-4 on a layup and 3-pointer at 17:11 and would hold the lead over the next five minutes. Matthews tied the game, 18-18, on a three point play with 12:54 on the clock and the Rams ran away with the lead as they shot 63-percent and built up a 14-point lead at the halftime break, 47-33.
In the second, Farmingdale continued their hot streak on a 61-percent shooting percentage and 50-percent from 3-point territory. The closest the Maccabees would get was nine points, 60-51, with 13:21 remaining.
The Rams had one other player in double figures. Senior guard Dyshaun Flournoy (Brentwood, N.Y.) finished with 10 points. Junior guard Ryan Davis (Flushing, N.Y.) dished off eight assists for the night.
Yeshiva finished the night with 20 assists as a team, on 26 field goals made. Senior guard Omer Haim (Rehovot, Israel) posted a game-high 10 assists. Junior forward Dovie Hoffman (Tarzana, Cali.) scored a team-high 22 points, while junior guard Gil Bash (Tel Aviv, Israel) had 22 points and junior center Shlomo Weissberg (Skokie, Ill.) tallied up 12 points.
The Rams will face Purchase College on Thursday, February 9th in a conference double-header with the women's team. The women tip-off at 6:00 p.m., followed by the men's game at 8:00 p.m.


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Inauspicious Start For Chris Dodd At MPAA; Starts Off With 'Infringement No Different Than Theft' Claim
from the they-pay-you-$1.5-million-to-lie deptNo surprise, really, but former Senator Chris "I won't become a lobbyist" Dodd has begun his new tenure as a lobbyist for the MPAA on an inauspicious note -- by falsely claiming that infringement is no different than "looting."
"You know if you walk down main street people would arrest you if you walk into a retail store and stole items," Dodd said. "It's called looting in some cases. That's exactly what is happening with intellectual property. It's being looted and that needs to stop."So, it looks like more of the same from the MPAA: more focusing on the wrong problem. More blaming everyone else for their own failures to adapt. More playing the victim. And, for that, they're "only" paying Dodd $1.5 million, an increase from the $1.2 million they paid predecessor Dan Glickman. The entire MPAA budget is about $100 million per year, and they spend almost none of that money on actually helping the industry adapt, but throw tons of money away lobbying for laws that won't help (and that trample the rights of others). Can't we just skip ahead to the inevitable failures and try something different?
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We are on our way up to Michigan, and I don't know what's more amazing–that the kids have handled the ride so fabulously or that the minivan is still clean. Brett stayed home to work, but he's receiving a slew of texts–half with pictures of the kids doing fun things and half with pictures of the car and "LOOK! IT'S STILL CLEAN! BE AMAZED."
Our first stop in Georgia delivered gorgeous weather, a river tubing adventure and some picturesque landscape…
…but first, Babyland General Hospital, brought to you by the I Don't Know What the Hell portion of the trip.
Somewhere in the mountains of Georgia on our way to Helen, a sign emerges: Babyland General Hospital THIS WAY. It has a Cabbage Patch Kid logo on it, so I did what any other 6-year-old-trapped-in-a-37-year-old's-body would do. I held up traffic to pull a U-turn.
"We're going to Babyland, kids. Let's go see where Cabbage Patch Kids are born."
"What's a Cabbage Patch Kid?" Lainey asks. And wherever it is that dolls go to die, Glennis Willamina rolls over in her grave.
"Cabbage Patch Kids were the coolest dolls you could own when Mommy was little. I had one. Her name was Glennis Willamina."
A side road directs us to a plot of land where we are greeted by giant stone statues of cabbages with baby heads coming out of them–don't worry, this gets weirder–and an impressive plantation-style structure, the hospital.
And inside? Sweet Jesus. Let's just say they aren't kidding around with the whole hospital thing. Nurses wearing scrubs and stethoscopes roam the facility, encouraging you to listen for announcements of "a live birth" and letting you know that all the babies in the nursery are available for adoption. I pick up a doll from one of the many cribs and take a long whiff of its plastic head.
"Oh my God, it smells exactly how I remember." Sweet baby powder and childhood magic. "This is so weird."
What's weirder is watching a live cabbage patch birth at the magic crystal tree where a whole crop of Cabbage Patch Kids are, um…photosynthesizing?
These heads? They move. Yes, move.
A Plus for Imagination, Xavier Roberts. In fact, I'm kind of disappointed Xavier Roberts didn't marry Lisa Frank because can you imagine their babies? Too magical for this earth to handle, that's for sure.
When a mother cabbage goes into labor, all are called to the tree to come cheer her on. That's when my dad calls.
"Can't talk. At the magic crystal tree. Cabbage is in labor. Head's crowning. Gotta go."
There's an I.V. with green juice. And the nurse sterilizes the cabbage's–er, "area" and checks to make sure the baby's not feet first to rule out a "branch delivery." And everyone has to yell "PUSH! PUSH!" while the nurse buries her arm down a cabbage for much longer than I was comfortable with and finally pulls out a head. Cue clapping. Cue baby's first immunization of "imaginocilin." Cue half the crowd tearing up from the magic of it all and half, like me, left in a cloud of WTF.
"That was the weirdest thing that I ever did see," my friend Ragan says. I'm a little bit stunned. So I react appropriately.
"Kids, get in line. We're adopting a baby."
Was it special? Indeed. Should you go to Babyland General if you're in Cleveland, Georgia? Hell, yes. If not just to see for yourself.
(Lainey, holding her right hand up and saying her adoption pledge before filling out paperwork)
The kids named their new baby Millie Jackie (Glennis Willamina rolls over again), and I have to admit, we're all in love. "Mom, why do you keep smelling her head?"
She's the real deal. Cute as a button.
And when we're not sniffing Millie Jackie's head, we're enjoying summer from the Chattahoochee River…
…and Unicoi State Park.
It was Take Your Naked Barbie to Dinner night in Helen, Georgia this week.
Why can't we just have normal experiences with dolls?
Moral of the Story: The 80's are alive and well and reside in Cleveland, Georgia. Revisit with caution.
So here's the real question…do you remember your Cabbage Patch's name?


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News Archives - 2010
Nobel Peace Prize Forum returns to Augsburg
This year for the fifth time, Augsburg will welcome nearly 1,000 students and community people to campus for the Nobel Peace Prize Forum. This year's forum will be held on Friday and Saturday, March 5 and 6.
Each forum honors and focuses on the work of the previous Nobel Prize laureate; this year the spotlight is on 2008 Nobel Peace laureate, Martti Ahtisaari, international peace negotiator and former president of Finland. He shares a particular connection with Augsburg as he considers the most satisfying work of his career to have been the 13 years he spent as the UN diplomat leading the negotiations for the independence of Namibia.
The theme of this year's forum, "Striving for Peace: A Question of Will," comes from Ahtisaari's Nobel lecture, in which he says, "All conflicts can be resolved. War and conflicts are not inevitable. They are caused by human beings, … Peace is a question of will."
Speakers, panels, seminars, and two movies will provide many perspectives on peace—interfaith dialogue, women's activism, democracy-building, lessons learned from Namibia's independence, and many more. In addition, the forum features art exhibits, music performances from the Dustin Thomas Band and Marimba Africa, and an International Peace Fair.
The forum opens Friday with a ceremony featuring Augsburg students in choreographed aerial dance and a commissioned choral work from Finland by the Augsburg Choir. President Ahtisaari will follow with his keynote address.
The second plenary session on Saturday morning features Ahtisaari and Kjell Magne Bondevik, former prime minister of Norway and president of the Oslo Center for Peace and Human Rights.
On Saturday afternoon, Liberian women's movement leader Leymah Gbowee will close the forum with a call to action, talking about her work in bringing together women of all faiths as an effective political force to demand an end to violence. The award-winning documentary film about Gbowee and this movement, Pray the Devil Back to Hell, will be shown.
Another film to be shown in its Twin Cities premiere, Ana's Playground, was filmed in the Cedar-Riverside neighborhood with technical set assistance from Augsburg students. Its short plot succinctly portrays the effects of war on children, earning the film numerous festival awards and qualification for Oscar consideration in 2011.
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This advisory also applies to the corresponding versions of Kubuntu, Edubuntu, and Xubuntu.
IPsec protocol stack did not correctly handle fragmented ESP packets. A remote attacker could exploit this to crash the system, leading to a denial of service.(CVE-2007-6282)
The 64bit kernel did not correctly handle hrtimer updates. A local attacker could request a large expiration value and cause the system to hang, leading to a denial of service. (CVE-2007-6712)
The ia32 emulation under 64bit kernels did not fully clear uninitialized data. A local attacker could read private kernel memory, leading to a loss of privacy. (CVE-2008-0598)
A race condition was discovered between ptrace and utrace in the kernel. A
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The copy_to_user routine in the kernel did not correctly clear memory destination addresses when running on 64bit kernels. A local attacker could exploit this to gain access to sensitive kernel memory, leading to a loss of privacy. (CVE-2008-2729)
The PPP over L2TP routines in the kernel did not correctly handle certain messages. A remote attacker could send a specially crafted packet that could crash the system or execute arbitrary code. (CVE-2008-2750)
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The Parlor Scouts, The Instruments, Pipes You See, Pipes You Don't, and Circulatory System
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Saturday, April 26.
I missed the indie-rock barrage that is Circulatory System when they played Tokyo Rose last year, partly thanks to the band going on after 2am, and partly because of the whispered promises of my monogamous make-out partner of the time, but this year nothing was going to hold me back.
Saturday was the day of debauchery and sundresses known as Foxfield, but it was hard to say if any of the sizable (yet motley, extremely motley) crowd assembled in the basement of the Rose had participated in the event. Yeah, sure there were overly intoxicated souls at the show, but I know most of them, and they're always like that.
The Parlor Scouts took the number two position (True Love Always was on first, but I missed most of their set) and quickly left most of the audience in dumbfounded disbelief. The group had all the makings of a damn good (but ordinarily good) indie-rock act, but the added element that made the group so unbelievable was their 20-something vocalist arrayed in Mary Janes, tights, and a First-Communion dress.
Seemingly foreign (possibly French), the young lady pranced, slunk, and gestured from the stage– a commanding presence in a pixie cut– part Debby Harry, part Bjork, but mostly, to quote another, "a punk rock Betty Boop."
After setting up for what seemed like an hour, the first of two Circulatory System side projects took the stage. The Instruments played generally somber tunes on acoustic guitar, drums, keyboard, and clarinet, with vocals by Circulatory System bassist/cellist Heather McIntosh. The more straight-ahead band, Pipes You See, Pipes You Don't, was on next- this is the side project of Circulatory System's keyboardist, Peter Erchick, who played guitar, sang, and seemingly "just wanted to rock."
From the first few chords of Circulatory System it was plain to see why the group is called the main project rather than the side- they instantly drew the audience in with their huge complete sound and complicated yet catchy rock songs.
A little trading of instruments was required before CS could go on, most noticeably the removal of singer/guitarist Will Hart from behind the drum kit to take his place at the front of the stage, and the appearance of an additional two drummers, playing in unison.
Circulatory System blew my socks completely off, combining bombastic instrumental performances and solid songwriting with Hart's strong Jim Morrison-meets-J-Mascis (Dinosaur Jr) vocals. It was a fast-paced show where songs almost seemed to flow into each other, and you never wanted it to stop.
The show was worth every penny of the $7 admission price; all the groups were pretty great, although in the end it was definitely Circulatory System by a nose.


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The plastic packaging (that's impossible to open) and austere, white packing material of today may be what modern techies crave, but it can have us wishing for the days of vintage technology when a camera box was practically a work of midcentury art. Before the days of perfectly polished stock photos of the gear inside, old tech was adorned in pictures and fonts so specific to its era, they wouldn't look that out of place hanging alongside your home art collection. Read on for a look at a time when cameras and tech toys offered just a bit more whimsy from the shelves.


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1:00 PM EST @ Heinz Field
The NFL season has finally returned!!! Coach Tomlin enters his second season, how will he perform? Big Ben returns from a stellar season last year where he set many Steeler records, can he top last years numbers? Santonio Holmes is now entering that crucial period for wide recievers... the third year! This is the time when you can start to tell how a receiver is going to be in the NFL. In training camp, he looked pretty good catching only 3 balls but 2 of them were for touch downs, not a bad average!
The big question this season is going to be the offensive line after giving up almost 100 sacks the last two seasons combined! Those aren't impressive numbers especially when the Steelers have a franchise QB in Big Ben standing back there taking thos hits.
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Management Teams, MBA Monday's, The Crucible
Feb 20 2012
Fred Wilson has been doing a very interesting series on Management Teams for the last several weeks on his blog. It is part of his MBA Monday series and this section was on building and maintaining the management team. They just did a wrap up post called The Management Team – Guest Post By Jerry Colonna – The Crucible of Leadership. It's well written and gets to the heart of the matter of what makes the difference between good and great leaders and managers. So much easier to say than do. I feel like I've been through a Crucible and I hope that I'll get an opportunity to see what I've learned about the topic and practice my leadership skills. Empowering people and getting things done are near and dear to my heart and apparently seem to align to my strengths according to Strength's Finder 2.0.
Bottom line is that we are all different. We aren't Steve Jobs or Bill Gates and we shouldn't strive to be. We need to find that place where our passions, skills, and opportunity come together. constantly look inward and then work on it until something happens. We need to accept and stare our demons down as we can't fight them because the more we do, the more they stick around to haunt us. Surrender to the demons and they will surrender to you or leave you be is what Colonna mentions in his post.
Time Is The Undeniable Constraint and if you find that rare person who has put so much into looking inward then as I said in my recent post on Leadership, Management and Unicorns, try to get a front row seat to see how they do it.Author: Aruni | Filed under: bill gates, entrepreneurship, steve jobs, venture capital | Tags: bill gates, fred wilson, jerry colonna, leadership, management team, mba monday, steve jobs, strengths finder 2.0, time management, unicorns | Comments Off on Management Teams, MBA Monday's, The Crucible


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The other day, i saw a youtube clip of michio kaku talking about the existence of aliens. He said that we are looking for aliens in 3 different categories. Types 1, 2, 3. He then explains that each one is a level of how advanced that civilization is. "a type 1 civilization would be a civilization which has the ability to control the weather, earthquakes, the home planet. It wouldn't get its energy from dead plants but instead the mother star". He then describes that a type2 civilization is un-stoppable. it is indestructible. It gets its energy from multiple stars, the species exists as a single civilization in multiple star systems. It can move planets, stop super nova and can travel between star systems. Then a type3 civilization was described as a civilization with god-like powers. It can travel across the entire universe. It can pretty much do whatever it like. It could even travel through time and create matter!
"But where are we on the scale?" he says. "are we 1, 2 or 3? NO we are type0. we get our energy from plants and can't even leave our own planetary system". "Will we ever make it to a type1 civilization? If we do it will be the greatest moment in human history". But we must get rid of things like war, religion, famine, and other obstacles. We must also enhance things like space travel, clean powerful energy sources, better education, better health.. etc. Michio Kaku believes that this will all happen in the next 100 years or so. "The generation of today is the most important to EVER live. Them and their grandchildren will likely be around to see the transition between type0 to 1, or the end of humans". This is the riskiest thing in humanity, we probably won't make it.
I would like you to put in what you think our outcome will be. I think we will make it, but loose things along the way.
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"The generation of today is the most important to EVER live."
Sounds like a would-be political or religious leader hoping to attract followers.
Is or was a theoretical physicist? He's now doing public relations.
Has he made a career change?
Stellar engineering and fully bidirectional applications of E=MC2 (matter from energy as well as energy from matter) are so far beyond our current scientific capacities that I'd say wait at least a century or two before even considering them. We're still learning to walk in that realm. Hundred-yard wind-sprints and full marathons are a substantial ways off yet.
In short, I think you answered your own question. Maybe, but only if we conquer our inner demons.
It's an excellent sign, actually, particularly the information availability business. That is the primary engine which will allow us to get shut of the detritus of religion and woo and REALLY allow us to move forward. Right now is the struggle and it'll probably go on for a while. Still, the neatest thing about this whole business is that if learning and rate of change are exponential functions, it's very likely we're at the knee of both curves right now.
Once we get past the irrationality ... fasten yer seat belts!
Actually, information and ideas are not cheap. They are precious, invaluable, and irreplaceable. The ability to share them - easily, quickly and without fuss - that's what's cheap, and a good thing, too.
I think we are at a great "crossroads," if you will. I do not place my hopes on any particular group. I place my hopes in individuals such as ourselves. If you look back on those who saved the jews, for example,(I know, some of you guys will pitch a bitch) it was the people you would have least expected. I have a lot of hope in mankind. We, as a civilization, tend to let things get out of hand before we do anything about it all. But we do something about it all, nonetheless. Humans are so resilient to disaster. We slowly seem to be getting better. Ignore the bad news and look at the overall picture; we are doing better!
He is in fact a theoretical physicist. That said, he is still somewhat of a flake.
As for "this is the most important generation that ever lived" nonsense, without the last one this one would never have lived at all.
Without first learning how to control fire, there would be no technology to speak of.
All generations have been equally important since abiogenesis started things off.
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On the DotVoid blog today, Danne Lundqvist has posted about a problem he had - creating parent/child style data and displaying it as nested sets with the combination of PHP and Javascript. He outlines two different methods but only chooses one to run with.
The first method is "adjancency", a method that involves storing a parent ID in each node and recursing to find the related ones. He goes with a different solution, however - a "nested set". This method stores the data in terms of where it's located on the tree (layers from right, layers from left, etc).
Last night I was working on an application that display a full tree where the user must be able to to drag and drop nodes to reorder the tree. The problem is that it is much more difficult to insert or reorder the tree using the nested set model.
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A landmark court ruling on Wells Fargo's outrageous overdraft scam has the potential to return hundreds of millions of dollars in stolen funds to consumers all over the country. But like many of the banking scandals from the past decade, there's more to the story than simple bank predation. When banks devised this new program to swindle their own customers, bank regulators did not merely look the other way, they actively encouraged the behavior by writing a new rule approving a practice that courts now believe to be unfair and deceptive. The Wells Fargo case should be viewed as a clear example of why Elizabeth Warren ought to head the new Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
The overdraft scam that Judge William Alsup slapped down yesterday is not unique to Wells Fargo-- every big bank in the country has been doing it for years, and if it's never happened to you, it's probably happened to your friends or family. Banks make a lot of money from overdraft fees-- $38 billion last year, compared to a combined industry profit of just $12.5 billion. They don't make that money by accident. Internal company emails and memos from the Wells Fargo case show bankers spending a lot of time figuring out how to maximize the number of overdraft charges they can hit their checking customers with.
One way is by changing the order in which your transactions are processed. Most people think that their checks and debit card purchases are processed in the order that they make them. But that's not how banks actually do it. Instead, they wait for you to make several purchases, and then process the most expensive purchases first. This method pushes a customer's balance to zero faster than the honest way that actually reflects buying habits. And the sooner your balance goes to zero, the more overdraft fees the bank can hit you with.
Say you've got $80 in your checking account, and you decide to pay some bills and run some errands. You spend $30 on gas and another $20 on your water bill. Later, you head to the grocery store and spend $81—oops!—on groceries. To reasonable people, it looks like you're going to get hit with an overdraft fee. That last purchase put you over the line. But instead, the banks reorder your transactions, processing the groceries first. Now you're below zero, and they can charge additional fees for your gas and water bills. Wells Fargo charged up to $39 per overdraft. This one mistake cost you $117.
"The bank's dominant, indeed sole, motive was to maximize the number of overdrafts and 'squeeze as much as possible' out of customers who spent more than they had in their accounts," Alsup wrote in his ruling.
In other lines of business, this kind of scheming is known as "backdating," and it's considered "fraud." But Wells Fargo officials are unlikely to be prosecuted for this outright theft, because they were aided and abetted by the top federal bank regulatory agency, the Office of Comptroller of the Currency. In 2004, the OCC issued an interpretive letter granting formal approval to overdraft backdating.
Thanks to yesterday's ruling, every dime that Wells Fargo took from its customers with this ridiculous backdating scam will have to be repaid. The company will certainly appeal the verdict, and the court case itself is only a part of the overdraft story. It's not at all obvious that consumers really want overdraft "protection," and those that do certainly don't want to be conned into paying out unnecessary fees. An easy way to prevent this kind of abuse is to notify consumers that a purchase will their account, and require an additional step authorizing the charges—the same way you have to approve ATM fees before banks take your money.
All of this shows how important the new Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is going to be. The CFPB will have much better institutional incentives than the OCC, which is structured to focus on bank profitability first, and consumer protection as an afterthought. The CFPB, by contrast, will have no duties other than keeping the public safe from predatory bankers.
But who runs the agency will be just as important. The OCC has had a weak consumer protection record for years, but its current slate of managers has gone to previously unthinkable lengths to protect banks at the public's expense. Whoever President Barack Obama appoints to run the CFPB will be setting the tone for an agency for years to come. That's why Obama must appoint Elizabeth Warren to head the CFPB. She's spent her entire career protecting consumers from abusive banks, she knows the tricks and traps, but she also understands that families still need credit—they just don't want to be conned into lousy deals. Nobody else has her level of expertise on these issues, her strong record as a reformer, or her commitment to finding the right solutions to complicated problems.
The CFPB is designed to be a responsible advocate for consumers. Elizabeth Warren has spent her entire career doing just that. If we want to prevent future scams like the one Wells Fargo just got in trouble for, we'll need Elizabeth Warren at the CFPB.


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