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Speaking points by European Commission Vice-President Ansip, in charge of the Digital Single Market, at the press conference on the new framework for transatlantic data flows: the EU-US Privacy Shield
I have been very clear from the start of this mandate: we want to be sure that when Europeans personal data is sent to the US, the data continues to be protected. Secure and open exchange of data is very important in our digital world.
We have agreed with our US partners a new framework that will ensure the right checks and balances for our citizens.
Commissioner Jourova, Vera, and her team have negotiated a mechanism which is robust and offers significant improvements compared to the previous scheme. The College gave today its green light to put in place this new deal.
On the main point of the Court's criticism towards the Safe Harbour, on the access to Europeans' personal data by US intelligence services, we have for the first time received detailed written assurances from the US on the safeguards and limitations applicable to US surveillance programs.
The US side has clarified that they do not carry out indiscriminate mass surveillance of Europeans. The US has undergone a substantial internal review as regards its national intelligence activities. This was part of President Obama's speech in January 2014 and has now been reflected in the specific assurances we have received from the US on transatlantic data flows.
As a specific commitment under the new arrangement, the US will create the role of a special 'Ombudsperson' within the US State Department, who would follow-up complaints and enquiries by individuals on national security access, upon referral by EU data protection authorities.
On the commercial side we have obtained strong oversight by the US Department of Commerce and the Federal Trade Commission of companies' compliance with their obligations to protect EU personal data.
We agreed that we will have an annual joint review which would give an opportunity to assess the situation, including its national security exemption.
EU and US are the closest allies. On a topic as important as this, we have to find common solutions. I believe that this new arrangement as negotiated between our teams is what Europe needs. Both our citizens and our businesses will benefit from this.
Vera will now inform you of the latest state of play and the next steps.
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Due to a new version of Android we had to reset all Gambler scores to zero. A big congratulations to :
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Some troubles on Gambler solved! (Android version)
The submission bug in the Challenge mode we had detected, has been solved. A new version is available on the Google Play store.
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We have detected a submission bug in the Challenge mode on Android version. It'll be fixed as soon as possible when the Android developer will come back from his holidays!
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Final version of Gambler
Hello everybody,
Here are some announcements regarding the latest Gambler updates:
- The site is now available in English (Thanks, Bridgette!).
- You can now play Gambler using US dollars. Click on the wrench icon to change to dollars in the options menu.
- Challenge mode, which allows all players to play the exact same game is now available.
- Replay mode, which allows you to watch saved games, is also now available.
Gambler game's release
I'm happy to announce the release of the port of the mobile game Gambler! This awesome game was developed by a couple of friends. The first version came out on Android and the second on iOS. You can play the web version here.
The object of the game is very simple. Match 3 or more pieces to increase their value and accumulate points. For the time being, the scores aren't shared with your mobile devices.
Here are the versions currently available:

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Healthy No-Cook Side Dishes: Cowgirl Caviar Slaw, Super Summer Slaw
Cowgirl Caviar Slaw
1/8th of recipe (about 1 cup): 118 calories, 1.5g total fat (0g sat fat), 326mg sodium, 20.5g carbs, 5g fiber, 2.5g sugars, 6g protein
Green Plan SmartPoints® value 3*
Blue Plan (Freestyle™) SmartPoints® value 0*
Purple Plan SmartPoints® value 0*
No, this dish doesn't contain actual caviar -- it's inspired by something called Cowboy Caviar, and it's fantastic...
10 minutes
Chill: 1 hour
1/3 cup apple cider vinegar
2 packets no-calorie sweetener (like Truvia)
2 tsp. extra-virgin olive oil
1/4 tsp. salt
1/8 tsp. black pepper
Dash chili powder
3 cups bagged coleslaw mix
One 15-oz. can black-eyed peas, drained and rinsed
One 15-oz. can black beans, drained and rinsed
3/4 cup frozen sweet corn kernels, thawed
1/2 cup chopped red bell pepper
1/2 cup chopped sweet onion
In a large bowl, combine vinegar, sweetener, oil, salt, black pepper, and chili powder. Whisk until sweetener has dissolved and mixture is uniform.
Add all remaining ingredients, and stir well.
Cover and refrigerate until chilled, at least 1 hour.
Super Summer Slaw
1/4th of recipe (about 1 cup): 73 calories, <0.5g total fat (0g sat fat), 405mg sodium, 17.5g carbs, 3g fiber, 12.5g sugars, 1g protein
Green Plan SmartPoints® value 3*
Blue Plan (Freestyle™) SmartPoints® value 3*
Purple Plan SmartPoints® value 3*
Fun fact: This recipe was inspired by a delicious slaw HG Lisa was served on American Airlines flight. It's refreshing and AWESOME...
15 minutes
Chill: 1 hour
1/4 cup seasoned rice vinegar
2 tsp. lime juice
1 cup peeled jicama cut into matchstick-sized strips (about 1/4th of a jicama)
1 cup zucchini cut into matchstick-sized strips (about 1 medium zucchini)
1 cup yellow squash cut into matchstick-sized strips (about 1 medium squash)
1 cup shredded carrot
1/2 cup pineapple tidbits packed in juice (not drained)
2 tbsp. chopped fresh cilantro
In a large bowl, combine vinegar with lime juice. Mix well.
Add all remaining ingredients, and toss to coat.
Cover and refrigerate until chilled, at least 1 hour.
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Dan Savage is taking it to the streets.
The journalist's uber-popular sex and relationship advice column "Savage Love" brings in millions of readers, and his epic It Gets Better movement has raised awareness of the bullying epidemic plaguing school-aged children across the nation.
Savage has been one of the most outspoken voices for gay youth over the last few years, and is an unequivocal advocate for same-sex marriage and equal rights. Now, MTV is giving him another outlet: his own sex and relationship advice show, "Savage U," which is set to premiere on April 3. The show features Savage going to several American colleges and speaking to students about sex and relationships. (He even answered some of the HuffPost audience's questions!)
HuffPost TV spoke to Savage about the show, what he hopes to achieve and the one thing that has shocked him on this nationwide tour.
You don't just stumble into writing a sex and relationship column. How did this all begin for you?
A million years ago, I was living in Madison, Wisconsin with my then-boyfriend. I met some folks who were moving to Seattle to start a newspaper, and the first thing out of my mouth was, "You guys should have an advice column." The soon-to-be publisher of this paper looked at me and said, "That's good advice. Why don't you write it?" And I know it sounds disingenuous two decades later, but I wasn't angling for the gig. I'd never written anything in my life -- and if you dig up the first two years of "Savage Love," that's very clear -- but it was just one of those weird, kismet-y moments that change the course of your life.
So when you were younger, were you the same outgoing, outspoken guy you are now?
I was. I grew up in a loud, argumentative Irish Catholic family, where everybody could disagree and be loud, but everyone loved each other. It was an affectionate take-the-piss-out-of-everybody kind of dinner table. I look back now and I think I was always ready for this kind of career: I read Ann Landers and Abigail Van Buren when I was in puberty; I read Penthouse for the articles; and my mother was the Dr. Phil of the neighborhood and I was the sissy, faggy homeboy who would tag along when she was giving advice to the other ladies. I've been steeping in women giving advice my whole life.
I was a bit worried for you in that you're going directly up to college kids and talking to them about sex, whereas with your column, people can just write in and remain anonymous.
We didn't have any problem with people wanting to appear on camera. We still have anonymous questions when we do the Q & As. So many young people today live out their lives online, so it's not as scary for them.
What was your main impetus for the show, other than obviously wanting to help people?
I've always wanted to do sex advice on television -- the kind of stuff I do in print. You don't often see sex advice given on TV, that's for sure. Sex is represented in two different ways on TV: 1) It's a consequence -- a risk-free universe where you can do anything on impulse or even drunk, without there ever being a downside, or 2) Sex is so risky and dangerous that no one should ever do it, ever. My attitude is, and always has been, you're going to do what you want to do, so you need to think through the potential downsides, risks, consequences and mitigate for those risks. Then go ahead, bungee jump.
We don't tell people not to snowboard because people die snowboarding every year. We don't tell people not to get on an airplane, drive, leave the house, go to the gym or eat chicken salad. Every year, hundreds of people die from listeria. We don't tell people not to eat chicken salad -- just keep it in the fridge, don't be an idiot! But we know that some people are going to leave that chicken salad on the counter and then they'll eat it and die. The same attitude should apply to sex.
Have you had any startling revelations while shooting this show?
I've been jokingly referring to this show as "18 And Not Pregnant." When you get to college in the US, you discover this self-selection process where the kids that get in are the ones that are using birth control. On college campuses, most of these kids are keeping it together. I was surprised at the number of them who are using condoms and birth control. Everybody -- and this may have been because there was a camera pointing at them -- was emphatic about their religious use of contraception and the ease of its availability. We didn't find a lot of people who weren't being safe. I don't think that's true of US high schools.
Stupid question: Do you think kids should be educated on this stuff before high school?
Absolutely. We need comprehensive, reality-based sex advice. We're moving in the opposite direction again, too. We just had a law passed in Utah, which bans any discussion of contraception; only abstinence may be discussed in sex ed classes. Homosexuality or the existence of gay people cannot be mentioned. You look at countries in Europe and other Western democracies that have these comprehensive, age-appropriate sex ed from grade school and up, and they have much lower rates of teen pregnancy, STIs, out-of-wedlock births and they have much better results. In the US, it's the definition of insanity: Keep doing the same thing over and over and hope for a different outcome.
So nothing shocked you, really. No trends that you saw?
Well, when we went to UC Irvine -- and that's a school that's very computer-driven, very brainiac, and about 50 percent Asian and first-gen immigrant parents -- the questions there were so sweet, like: How do I ask a girl out? How do I know the guy is interested in me? I felt like I'd fallen through a wormhole and it was 1956, and I was giving advice to Archie and the gang. We were at Cornell the week before, and people wanted Varsity-level advice on bondage technique. [Laughs.]
Is this show fully "yours"? Or did MTV adjust the concept at all?
There are time constraints; we only have half an hour. My column can get crazy and kinky, so we don't have a lot of that kink on the show. It's a different audience and venue, and that's not new for me. When I go on CNN, I don't rant and rave about fist-fucking.
What is the ultimate goal that you'd like to achieve with this show?
I want to get the conversation started. People get into trouble sexually and with relationships because they're too inhibited. They can't articulate their desires or their feelings. They've been told that sex should happen naturally, so without any conversation, discussion, thought, pre-thought or intention. That's where people get fucked up, where people get caught in situations that are traumatizing, either for them or for someone else. Being able to discuss it out loud with a sense of humor and playfulness helps set people at ease.
Sex is crazy and unique. We all look ridiculous in pursuit of it, we all look ridiculous doing it, and we all feel ridiculous five minutes after we're done, and we should all be able to laugh about it to help keep it in perspective.
Do you expect backlash from parents and the like?
Yeah, the haters are going to hate. That's what they tell me. That's what the kids say, or said, 10 years ago.
Sometimes when writers or columnists try to catapult into TV, it ruins their careers; fans abandon them, people say they "sold out." Did this concern you at all going in?
I have thought about it, but the reality is I'm not hosting a game show on MTV. I'm not Chuck Woolery. This will be an extension of what I do, what I have done for a long time. I think anyone who wants to declare me dead because of this isn't paying attention and has an axe to grind.
I've been offered TV shows in the past, and I've turned them down. That's really made some people's heads explode. People in LA who do TV, they fly you in, offer you money and no one turns them down. I've turned down reality shows, game shows ... those wouldn't be who I am, what I do. One of the reality shows was offering me a lot of money, too. They offered [my husband] Terry and I north of a million dollars to destroy our family on television. We wouldn't, we couldn't. We really couldn't do it to [our son] DJ. There was no hesitation.
"Savage U" premieres on MTV on Tuesday, April 3 at 11 p.m. ET
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Vinnie Vitale found a home at Milford Ice Pavilion
Hockey players, figure skaters, public skaters alike, of all ages and abilities, have gone through the doors of Milford Ice Pavilion, laced 'em up and taken advantage of the smooth ice surface for decades.
None of this activity would be possible without the ice grooming machine or its lead driver, Vinnie Vitale, who has worked at the rink since 1976, the year after it opened.
Vitale, who grew up just down the street from Milford Ice Pavilion, didn't know four decades ago that when he walked in to find a job that it would be one he'd probably hold for his career.
"I just lived in the neighborhood. It was one of my first jobs," said Vitale, who was a teenager at the time and is now 59.
Vitale remains a fixture at Milford Ice Pavilion as much as the skating surface itself. He cleans the ice between periods of and after games and lessons, clinics, open skates, pickup hockey and practices at the rink.
When he isn't on the ice, he's busy doing everything from sharpening skates to replacing missing screws in player helmets just in time for the opening faceoff.
Skating rinks work on unusual schedules and are quite versatile, and Vitale is very much the same. He's opened the snack bar before games, prepared the ice as early as 6 in the morning or after midnight for the later crowds.
Milford Ice Pavilion is home to youth and high school teams and programs throughout the area, as well as college hockey and recreational adult leagues,
Vitale said his bosses, rink owners Marty and Perry Roos, who are a father-son team, as well as John Lasher, along with the people he meets and interact with at the rink — or even outside of Milford Ice Pavilion for that matter — are what make the job rewarding.
"The people are good. It's like a family. Everybody takes care of everybody," Vitale said. "I'm used to being in here. It's always different, between the parents, the kids. That's what keeps you going. I can go anywhere in the state and people that have been here know me. They say 'why aren't you working?'"
Vitale rides both a Zamboni and Olympian at Milford Ice Pavilion. He said the original one he used back in the middle 1970s was built on a Jeep body and had paddles that threw the snow.
Operating the Zamboni isn't as cut and dry as it may seem.
"There's quite a bit to it. You've got all the different levers you have to use," Vitale said. "The ice machines have blades that cut the ice, hot water to melt the surface and smooth out the cracks, pumps to pick up the water and conveyors to pick up the snow buildup. The snow is collected in a tank. Then what you have to do is take it outside and you drop it."
Easy enough, right?
Except in the winter months when the snow doesn't melt. The mounds of snow can get pretty big when it's cold out. "You start to run out of space when you go to dump it out because it lines the whole building," Vitale said.
Part of the job includes maintenance of the Zamboni or Olympian, including changing the blades sometimes more than once each week in the extremely busy winter months. The rink is bustling during the colder months but remains busy all summer long as well.
Vitale circles around the rink, amassing who knows how many laps throughout the years. But to give an idea, new ice is made approximately every hour and a half, 8 to 10 times a daily, almost every day of the year.
There are other employees who man the ice cleaning machines, but Vitale is by for the longest tenured in that role at Milford Ice Pavilion. The rink is a chilly place to work. It's about 55 degrees in the summer and can be down in the teens in the winter.
"He's been here since I was five years old," said New Haven's Todd Healey, 34, now an adult hockey league player. "He's literally been here forever. The guy's a great guy. He puts everything into it."
And stands to continue to do so for a long time — "As long as I can," Vitale said.


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Philip Bischoff
When people have hospitality in their blood, it shows very fast. In Philip Bischoff's case, we understood it before we sat down for a chat in a Havana bar. The Daiquiris we had were not great but far from complaining, Philip insisted that the moment is more important than the drink and that he was having a great time. Later, when we finished our talk, he picked the empty glasses on the table and brought them back to the bar. This attitude and the natural impulse that made him do this very simple thing are probably part of what converted the bar he is managing — the Manhattan Bar in Singapore — into Asia's best bar according to 50 Best Bars.
Truth be told, Philip was a host in his native Germany before he even was a bartender, and maybe that was a decisive factor. Realizing that bartenders were the ones really having fun, he decided to step behind the bar. That was in 2003. Numerous bars, restaurants and hotels followed, including Hamburg's famed Le Lion. But it's at the Amano in Berlin that he really made a name for himself: « It was the living room of Bar Convent Berlin. The Monday night before the show, when industry people from all over the world came in, that was our big show », he told us. At the same time, Philip travelled to cocktail convention, visited distilleries (including Havana Club's in 2012) and competed, which allowed him to create a network that came in very useful when he felt it was time to leave Amano after 5 years of loyal services. « It worked quite well at Amano, and I wanted to give it a try on a bigger stage. I have no desire to open my own bar, I was happy in the corporate world and I had the feeling that I should explore something ».
'Something' became Singapore, when the Proof & Co consultancy and David Cordoba, who had helped shaped the cocktail scene where there was none, came knocking and told Philip that the bar manager position at the Manhattan Bar needed to be filled. « Before, there was no real hotel bar in Singapore. People would queue to get a Sling at the Raffles, but that was it. Everything changed when the Manhattan opened at the Regent Hotel. Not only for the city: it was the first Four Seasons bar to have a real concept and it's now inspiring the chain worldwide ».
Philip was given the key to what is often called one of the most beautiful bars in the world in mid-2015, after six (!) interviews. « The first time I walked in, even though I had seen pictures, I was wow-ed. It matched the expectations, but I immediately saw the challenge: in such a beautiful place made to give people a great time, you have to deliver. I had a car with a great engine, but you have to drive it. People run the show, people fill places with life, not the other way round ». The set-up and the infrastructure certainly did help. It is notoriously difficult to breathe life into hotel bars — they're transient places. But the Manhattan Bar was designed to have a strong identity and to become its own entity. « It's a destination bar, a 15-minutes ride from the busy districts. People come here because they want to. Then they see the hotel and are wondering 'is this it?' Once they reach the second floor and go through our door, they could be anywhere. If they allow us to take them on a journey, it becomes very special ».
If they are not taken in by the stunning bar design and the sharply dressed staff, guests will be impressed by the menu. « It's our DNA. The new one is not what you'd expect of a Four Seasons hotel bar. It's loud and colourful. Once you open it, it jumps at you, but it's essentially easy to read and self-explaining ». Between twisted classics and creative concoctions, guests are spoiled. But the Manhattan bar is also famous for its barrel program, with 8 aged cocktail on offer (and the 'rickhouse' is part of the decoration), and a very strong American whiskies program in a region that usually prefers single malts. However good the libations, Philip insists that they are at the service of an experience. « Hotels are now understanding that bars are more than a place to serve drinks. In the 20's and 30's, the head bartender and the maitre d' were leading the orchestra, they made people socialize, they designed an evening ». This, we understand, is what he and his team (he calls bartending a 'team sport') have managed to achieve. We get a feeling that, with Philip Bischoff behind the wheel, the fantastic car with a great engine will get to unexpected places.
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Functional training - the most popular term in the gym, but what does it really mean?
Functional training is training that you can do with in your everyday life, without the need of a gym. That is the best way to try to explain functional training. However, something that is not as simple to explain is what it means to exercise or practice in a way that allows one to meet his training goals in everyday life. To begin to dissect this, we begin to look at what an ordinary gym looks like.
For most people the image of a gym is something like this, a large field of machines. Machines that are tailored to train specific muscles or muscle groups in isolation. These machines also makes it relatively easy to get started with strength training for the new, or beginner in the gym. The machines provide a sense of security, it is almost impossible to do something wrong when using one of these machines. And making mistakes and make a fool of oneself is many people's great horror, in the gym as in many other situations.
So the machines have their advantages. And of course, you can build muscle in the machines, there is no doubt. But even if the muscles are large, does it really make sense to build up the muscles isolated from each other? Because for the trained muscles in isolation will also teach our brain on how to work our muscles in isolation, something we rarely find useful in everyday life.
So contrary to training muscles in isolation, it is therefore important to train across multiple joints and multiple muscles simultaneously. Therefore, coupled functional training is often associated with training in business courses rather than specific muscles. Operating lifts will then be trained with loads of verified performance and in as many ways possible emulate everyday situations.
Then, what is called, functional training for some, may be less functional for someone else. It all depends on how the persons everyday life looks like, what the needs are and how symmetrical or asymmetrical, your body is.
Should an example be given for a functional exercise that most of us will benefit from, both the daily routine gym practitioner to the most competitive sports athlete, it must be the basic ground lift. Few exercises are so basic and so genetically related to humans as the ground lift. So if you want to start training functionally it is the so called ground lift or dead lift, with the right load, just the right way to get started.
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Saturday, November 14, 2009
We're sisters, and we kind of like each other.
That is a picture of my sister and I and my world famous bonnet.
I may look sweet and innocent, but I wasn't. After this picture was taken, odds are I immediately punched my sister in the mouth then pistol whipped the shit out of her. I did that a lot. Not the pistol whipping, just beating her up in general. Or doing things out of anger. Like dragging her across the floor by her hair. Oh, did I mention she's 5 years OLDER than me?
Today is her birthday. She's turning 28. Here are some facts:
She's a lawyer in New York City making more money in a year than I'd make in 4 or 5 years at my current salary.
Her real name's Elizabeth.
We once wrote a short story called "The Little Fat Girl That Could" about a little fat girl who went into a museum and ruined everything because she was so fat. She ate a lot of things, and broke things - I don't really remember the premise, but it was really funny.
She likes lesbian teen dramas.
She won't give up on her life long dream: me becoming a lesbian and/or having a baby.
I don't let her call me Patty. Ever. And if she calls me it, I don't respond.
And she's funnier than me, in a less attention-grabbing way. (See below for her seriously hilarious "25 Things" from January)
So, happy birthday Betsy! I love you! Buy me something!
25 Things About Betsy as told by Betsy Barrett:
1) My last name is Barrett. My mother's maiden name is Bartlett. And my paternal grandmother's last name was Barry. This means that I am fated to one day marry Roseanne Barr.
2) My sister's name is Patricia. Patricia. Not Patty. Certainly not Tricia. I am very fond of her. (That's me!)
3) I am one of the worst procrastinators I have ever met. I am incapable of doing work until I have no time left to do it.
4) I love to sleep but I am really bad at it. My body is such a procrastinator that it will put off going to sleep for days at a time.
5) When I was little I loved Nick at Nite. It used to bother me a lot when they would replace something awesome like Bewitched or Alfred Hitchcock Presents with something stupid like the Brady Bunch or My Three Sons. I will never forgive them for that. I won't even talk about this Home Improvement/ Full House crap they have on now.
6) Even though I hate the Brady Bunch series (see above), I loved the movies. The ones with Dianne Cheers and Melody Hey Dude. I love them a lot.
7) I can be a little bit obsessive. Sometimes I will fall in love with something like an author or a tv show or a movie. And I will just devote myself to it for a couple of weeks. The absolute best is when my sister shares an obsession (Arrested Development). The worst is when no one wants to hear about it at all like Faulkner or South of Nowhere.
8) When I was in first grade I ended the Cold War.
9) When I was a baby my parents had a coffee percolator. As I was crawling around, I pulled on the cord and got boiling hot coffee all over me. I was in the hospital for a couple of days. My mom is still upset over the loss of perfectly good coffee.
10) Speaking of childhood injuries, when I was in first and second grade I would come to school with bruises and bite marks. They were all from my little sister (2 or 3 at the time) who would torture me. (See, told you.)
11) I love to name things. And I often look at baby name websites. But my love of naming things has not overpowered my love of not birthing nameable things.
12) My first job was stuffing chickens for functions at the Somerville City Club.
13) I love to wander around with my ipod (before that it was my DellPod Jr. and before that it was a walkman). I could walk around for hours. And if I am not in a position to walk sometimes I will just wander around in the house.
14) I am always thinking of characters and plots to books, movies and tv shows I will never write. Even though I will never write them every character and plot has a song or band associated with them.
15) I have horrible eye sight. Truly horrible. I don't wear glasses or contacts because when you go to get a prescription those "doctors" insist on looking in your eyes. YOUR EYES. Only a psychopath wants to play with people's eyes for a living. I am not letting some psychopath blow air in my eye! I don't care if I do have glaucoma. The point is, if you see me and I ignore you I probably didn't see you.
16) On a similar note, I also have bad hearing. I don't really have taste buds. I can't smell AT ALL. And I might be able to touch but I try to avoid it. Basically, I am the opposite of a superhero. I have a complete lack of extraordinary ability. I also have a complete lack of ordinary abilities.
17) I only look for one quality in a friend. The ability to talk about the apocalypse. I am very lucky to have people in my life that are happy to do so. I really do love my friends very much.
18) I don't speak good English. Seriously, I have very poor grammar and spelling skills.
19) I studied abroad in England and I loved it. The week before I left I was at a family function. My father told them I was going to Oxford for the semester and their only response was "What happened you couldn't get into anywhere in Ireland?" [sic]
20) I taught CCD to first graders at St Therese's Church when I was in High School. The only lesson I remember is a very long conversation about Posh Spice's pregnancy. She really is just like the Virgin Mary. So, luckily, those kids had me to give them a strong religious background that will guide them through life. (Now that I think about it, that might have been a good time to bring up the apocalypse thing. Maybe I should look into doing that again?)
21) When I was at the Centre School a man with a gun ran through the lobby and was chased by the police. In other places a gunman in an elementary school is a big deal. In Everett, its a Tuesday.
22) Some jokes are always funny to me, no matter how old or cliche they are. Like the bit where Jessica Fletcher killed all of the people in Murder She Wrote. Or Italian stereotypes. They just never get old.
23) I started out as a Psychology major in college. But I changed it to History because I realized that the one thing I wanted to get out of college was material for all of those history jokes I LOVE to make. And I truly do love to make them.
24) I hate to drive. I despise it. I basically hyperventilate when I get behind a wheel. Plus, I can't see so I am not very good at it. (see #15) But I do have my driver's license.
25) Internally, I am a ball of anxiety. I am constantly worrying about all sorts of insignificant things. If I actually vocalize a concern than its something that I have been brooding over for weeks. And if I am mentioning it than its a pretty big deal to me, even if its something small and silly.
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I heard about the PowerShell announcement recently where the platform is porting over to Linux and OSX. I think this is part of the SQL Server on Linux project, where I assume we'll start to see the functionality that we have on Windows appear on Linux platforms. OSX is a surprise, but since more and more people run Macs, this makes sense. Hopefully we'll see SQL Server Developer on OSX at some point.
I've got an Ubuntu VM, so I decided to see how well this works, so I picked the Ubuntu 16.04 package and found the instructions I ran on my VM. You can see how this worked in the image below.
Now that I've got the package downloaded, I can start PowerShell pretty simply:
What can I do? Well, let me grab a short PoSh script I have. This is from the Advent of Code, and it's a .ps1 for me. Here it is interactively.
If I make a .PS1, then I can paste in the original code:
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That's pretty cool.
I haven't explorer the extent of the PoSh support, and I don't think there is SQL Server support yet for the SMO namespaces, but I'm sure it's coming.
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Each year, golfers at Saint Viator's Million Dollar Classic take aim at enhancing the school's athletic programs and empowering its student-athletes. This year, they had a lot to celebrate, with the baseball team playing in the state semi-final, the lacrosse team reaching the final four, and a state champion in girls' track and a state finalist in boys' track.
And that only covers some of the spring sports.
Yes, it was a historic year for Saint Viator athletics, and guests at the 21st annual Million Dollar enthusiastically mingled with the student-athletes on hand at the acclaimed Jack Nicklaus-designed course at Wynstone Golf Club in North Barrington.
The one athlete chosen to address the crowd only underscored the outing's success.
Senior Cole Kmet '17 spoke to golfers, just 10 days after helping advance Saint Viator's baseball team to fourth place in the state, and two days after attending Notre Dame's Irish Invasion Camp, held for top high school football recruits.
Kmet described working with Saint Viator's strength and conditioning coach, Rich McLoughlin '10 in the Murphy Wellness Center — both of which have benefitted from Million Dollar Classic proceeds — and how it helped him become the athlete he is today.
"When I was a freshman, I was able to deadlift 225 pounds. Now I can deadlift 500 pounds," Kmet told an astonished crowd. "I've become bigger, faster and stronger, and I credit that to all the strength and conditioning work I've done in the Wellness Center. I'm down there every morning."
Varsity baseball coach and assistant athletic director, Mike Manno '94, also spoke to the crowd about his team's historic season and how it was made possible by the support from the Saint Viator community and, specifically, funds raised from the event.
"This year, the baseball program was a great example of Saint Viator athletics," he said. "This team represents each of our other 27 programs, and like each program, this team would not be successful without the Million Dollar Classic."
Funds raised from this year's event will continue to support the conditioning initiative, adding more strength and fitness machines at the Murphy Wellness Center, and will be used to purchase a new van to transport players and coaches to off-campus practices and away matches.
"I can tell you, and I'm sure all the other coaches can tell you this, when we get to travel with our kids in the van, it's not just about traveling to the games. We get to know our athletes and I'm sure they can share a lot of different funny stories with you as well," Manno said. "We use the word family. We get time to talk about things that are important, not just athletics."
As the event wrapped up, the event's hosts and longtime supporters of Saint Viator athletics, Dan and JoAnn Murphy, presented awards to the winning foursomes:
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KKOK FM 95.7 went on the air on September 16, 1976 has had a few format changes throughout the years and is currently "New Hit Country." KKOK FM is a 100,000 watt station with coverage of over a 100 mile radius.
The Hedberg family sold KMRS 1230 AM and KKOK FM 95.7 to MidStates Development/Varistar Corporation in 1994.
In December of 1998 MidStates/Varistar Corporation sold KMRS/KKOK Radio to Ingstad Broadcasting.
The addition of the radio station KRVY "The River" 97.3 began broadcasting in 2001.
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The simple answer to do people need natural light is absolutely!
When an individual has little or no exposure to natural light, he becomes deficient in vitamin D, which is produced by the sun. If you are spending 90 percent of your time indoors, it is possible that you are experiencing a shortage of vitamin D, which isn?t good.
Deficiency in Vitamin D leads to brittle bone disease (osteoporosis), a devastating condition. Bones become fragile and break easily. A widow?s hump can develop on the upper back. The person can become permanently stooped over.
A shortage of vitamin D is associated with many medical conditions including breast cancer, multiple sclerosis, lymphoma, diabetes, prostate cancer and bowel cancer. Sun serves as a waste eliminator. It draws toxins out of the skin, which is the body?s biggest eliminative organ.
Those at risk for vitamin D deficiency include the elderly, who are often housebound; people with dark skin, and women that cover their skin because of religious dictates.
When sun makes contact with skin it boosts keratinocytes, which are in the top most layer of living cells. These cells make keratin, which is the outer layer of dead skin. The dead skin serves a purpose: it protects humans from injuries and germs. When sunlight shines on keratinocytes this causes the cells to make interleukin, which is a chemical that prompts T-cells and white cells to multiply.
When time is spent in the sun a person absorbs more calcium, which is a protective agent. Additionally, the immune system is boosted and white cells increase, all of which is good.
The sun provides beneficial services, including destroying bacteria. It is also instrumental in a person?s mental health. Some suffer from seasonal affective disorder (SAD) during the winter months because of lack of natural light.
People tend to get sick more often in the winter and that?s because their exposure to the sun is limited.
A study done at Tulane University reveals men that who were exposed to sunlight experienced a lowering of blood pressure because the heart works more efficiently when a person is open to natural light. The heart puts out 29 percent more blood when a person spends time in the sun.
Exposure to natural light is essential for healing and restoring a person?s mental and physical health. Natural light exposure strengthens muscles, makes fat disappear and wards off weight gain.
In fact, the ancient Greeks engaged in arenation. This involved exposing the nude body to the sun while lying in the sand. This practice was called Heliiosis.
Exposing oneself to sunlight benefits the activities and systems in the body. Benefits include an improvement in endurance and energy; a lowering of blood sugar and cholesterol levels; an increase in glycogen storage in the liver and better heart output and stamina.
When sunlight enters in to the eye, this controls melatonin production, which regulates the complete endocrine glandular system. When sunlight comes into contact with skin it has an impact on the individual?s molecular structure. The outcome is improved resistance to infections.
Other benefits of sun exposure include appetite stimulation, better sleep at night, a sense of over-all well-being and a calmer intestinal tract. Depression lessens when a person is in natural light.
On the other hand, over-exposure to natural light is detrimental. It can lead to skin cancer.
Granted, too much exposure to the sun can result in skin cancer, but moderate exposure is beneficial. Moderate exposure is necessary for a person?s health.
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"Nothing" by Kristina Honour
September 8, 2017
From Young Idea 2017 Volume LXXI.
Space has always reduced me to silence. There's something peaceful in thinking about the great, wide unknown. I like space. There are no problems there, no disarray. Space has no feelings; it is just an endless void of softly glowing balls of gas, and a planet here or there. Space is constant. Space is infinite.
The night is quiet and warm, the two of us sitting side by side, not talking, but sharing thoughts and emotions on a deeper level. You're just as engrossed in the stars as I am, calm as the ocean on a chilly night. I wonder what you're thinking. We've not known each other long, yet we connect in ways deeper than the sea.
They say we are star stuff, that the same atoms and elements that make up the universe are deep within us. Perhaps that is why we connect so well. We were both on a collision course, like the asteroids and the moon, fated to collide.
You remind me of the stars so far above us, mysterious yet comforting. I've never met anyone like you, but I feel as though I've known you since the beginning of time. Our relationship is deeper than a feeling. It is buried deep in the endless void of our souls. Your presence is constant. Our friendship is infinite.
The starry night sky sparkles above us, the occasional shooting star streaking across the sky. You turn to me, as if sensing my gaze, the reflection of the night sky deep in your eyes.
"What are you thinking about," you ask. It's a simple enough question, one you often ask me, but I never know how to answer.
"Nothing," I reply, thoughts swirling in my mind. Nothing, just how lucky we are to be alive, together, under the night sky.
Nothing, just how alive that night sky looks, a thousand faraway beings dancing round and round in an endless circle.
Nothing, just how much you've changed me, turned my world upside down, and how everything is different, but finally, good.
"Nothing. Just looking at the stars," I reply.
Nothing, just that in this crazy and terrifying world, I'm so glad that I have you to keep me grounded. You ground me like the Sun grounds the Earth, and the Earth grounds the Moon. And the stars will always be there, night after night, above every sky, seen or not seen.
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The first trailer for James Franco's adaptation of the William Faulkner novel As I Lay Dying has arrived. Adapting an author as verbose and complex as Faulkner is no easy task, but Franco is tackling As I Lay Dying head on as both director and star. Given Franco's incredibly varied tastes, it's tough to tell if this film is a serious adaptation or just another one of his art experiments. The drama is certainly played straightforward in this trailer, but the appearance of someone like Danny McBride in the cast is striking. The verdict on the pic will be in soon enough, as the film is slated to premiere at the Cannes Film Festival which kicks off this week.
Hit the jump to watch the trailer. The film also stars Tim Blake Nelson, Logan Marshall Green, Ahna O'Reilly, and Jim Parrack.
Via Yahoo Movies.
Here's a synopsis for As I Lay Dying:
AS I LAY DYING is an upcoming drama film directed by and starring James Franco, based on the book by William Faulkner and charts the story of the Bundren family and their attempts to bury Addie Bundren in the town of Jefferson. It has been selected to be screened in the Un Certain Regard section at the 2013 Cannes Film Festival.
Franco himself stars as Darl Bundren, the son of a woman who has recently died, and whose family is attempting to honor her wish of being buried in a town forty miles away from the family home. Tim Blake Nelson plays the widowed patriarch and Franco's father, while Jim Parrack (True Blood) plays one of his brothers. Danny McBride, who previously co-starred with Franco in the extreme stoner comedy "Pineapple Express," Logan Marshall-Green (Prometheus) and Ahna O'Reilly (The Help) also star in the film.


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Alcohol-Infused Momenti Ice Cream Makes A Splash at Any Party!
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Momenti's specialty manufacturing plant is in Las Vegas, NV with their wholesale distribution center in Fullerton, CA. I think I might just have to go take a trip on down to their plant and check it out one of these lovely, upcoming HOT days in Sin City… What's sin city without a little alcohol-infused ice cream? Getting behind the scene in anything is to a great degree, what makes me tick. I like to know the who, what, where, when and why.
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Sasural Simar Ka 9th August 2014 Written Episode Update
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Vikran is in corridor. He chanting karthik's name. He is about to open the door where simar is kept. Baa stops him. Vikran is bewildered to see baa there.
There at bharadwaj house roli is praying. Sid comes there looking for her. He asks were you praying for sunnaina ? why are you so worried for her ? Roli says she is here for Anjali she is our responsibility. Sid says she is not a kid she can take care of herself. Roli says I am worried for anajali is sunnaina doesn't come before Anjali gets up, Anjali will be worried. sid syas mata ji was right we have got sunnaina as simar here but what will we tell to Anjali after sunnaina leaves. Didn't you remember what she did today. roli recalls vikran telling her that simar is in danger. She says I can't focus on anything until didi comes back. Sid leaves. Roli continues to her prayer. She says what is the mistake of my didi that she wants to get justice to sunnaina ? Or she helped others? When will the truth triumph, she is in tears. Roli puts her hand above the flame. She says you have to take care of didi God.
Vikran says to baa you should have asked me to bring you why you came alone. Karthik comes and says she was alone there so I asked her to come. I wanted to surprise you. Baa says his man came to pick me. vikran says in heart is simar with them ? did she say that t surprise me but she won't have said that her life in endangered. Karthik asks bhaiya you look worried ? Vikran says come with me. Baa says in heart my innocent son he always ask for this less than his worth. what can I say that simar is on her way to God.
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Simar is bound. Kartik's men are looking for a rope. Vikran says to karthik sunnaina called me and she said she was in parking her life in endangered. Baa asks what are you both talking about ? Vikran says I will explain you later. Karthik asks watch man if anyone came there. He says nobody came before vikran. Vikran says maybe it was my misunderstanding. Karthik says maybe she talked about any other hospital. baa says what happened to my sunnaina. Vikran says karthik take care of baa i'll look for simar.
Sid sees roi and says whats wrong with her why is she so worried for sunnaina. Roli says this all started because of me.
Karthik's men take out a box. Simar tries to un-rope herself.
Baa says go vikran look for her. Simar comes out of the room. Sid sees roli's hand on the flame and says life makes jokes sometime. God took our simar from us and sent sunnaina in our life. she says is just a doppelganger of simar then she agreed on coming to our house. The same sunnaina loves our Anjali with all her heart. What is that ? roli says i'm coming. He says no roli you can't escape today. Look into my eyes and tell me whom are you so worried for that you burnt your hand. She isn't sunnaina she's simar. Roli is shocked. He says am I right ? I love you, I talk to you and I understand you silence and tears. When you returnd from summer camp I knew you were in trouble but never asked you because it could I hurt you but now its too much. this pain is more. I know my roli that she can pray for some stranger but she can't burn her hand. roli turns on ther side. Sid says no more lies. If you lie it'll harm our relationship.
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Vikran asks sunnaina what are you doing here ? What is wring with you ? You said your life is endangered. Simar says in heart how can I tell him truth he loves his brother and mom don't know if he will believe me or not. Baa syas are you oaky sunnaina ? Simar says stop it. Good or bad is nothing its all mind game. look how wrong were you. I am here in front of vikran. The truth triumph like always. You can't stop me telling your truth to vikran. karthik says what are you saying bhabhi ? Baa says have you forgot I am your baa. Vikran says what are you saying sunnaina ? Siamr says I know vikran this truth wil be similar to poison to you but you have to know the truth. I doubted that perhaps you killed sunnaina. Sunnaina didn't die because she got hit my a car. Karthik and baa killed sunnaina. Vikran is shocked.
Precap-Simar tells vikran tat karthik sells people's organ and baa helps him. She says that's the truth.
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Charlie Ashanti, the hero of LIONBOY, speaks cat - the language of all cats wild and domestic alike. His unusual talent helps him on his quest to find his kidnapped parents who have discovered a cure for asthma. The local cats of his home town (a futuristic London) start him on his search to solve the mystery of his missing parents, which leads him across the channel on board a circus ship bound for Paris. It is on this wonderful vessel that Charlie establishes a close relationship with the homesick circus lions who become his accomplices. But Charlie is in danger, for close behind him on his trail, is a crony of the mysterious group who have kidnapped his parents. They want Charlie too.
Zizou Corder is Louisa Young and Isabel Adomakah Young, whose names are too long to fit on the front of a book. Louisa is a grown-up and has written five grown-up books. Isabel is a kid and has written mostly schoolwork. The original Zizou is Isabel's lizaed, only he spells it Zizu. This is their first novel - the first of a trilogy. They all live in London. Only one goes to school


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Scripps storm study predicts rise in Sierra Nevada floods
Climate projections released this week by the Scripps Institution of Oceanography in La Jolla suggest that flooding could eventually double in the southern Sierra Nevada as the climate warms.
Researchers with Scripps, Santa Clara University and the U.S. Geological Survey ran scenarios using 16 climate models. Then they tested those same scenarios with a hydrologic model calculation for the California watersheds.
This ensemble of climate models provided a range of results that yielded a better estimate than any single model, the researchers said.
The frequency of massive, "50-year floods" increased in all but two of the simulation models, the scientists said. A 50-year flood is a major flood that has only a one in 50 chance of occurring in any given year and often exceeds the capacity of roadways and storm channels to handle runoff.
After further analysis of their findings, researchers concluded that flood magnitude could rise by 50 percent to 100 percent in the southern Sierra Nevada by the end of this century.
Average temperatures in California are expected to rise by 2.7 to 8.1 degrees Fahrenheit between now and the next century, according to various climate assessments. At the same time, increased global evaporation will put more moisture into the atmosphere.
Although overall rainfall may subside, extreme storms could become more severe and warmer mountaintops could amplify runoff.
The new research involving Scripps was presented Tuesday at the 2012 American Geophysical Union Fall Meeting by Tapash Das, the study's lead author; a researcher at the engineering firm CH2M HILL in San Diego; and a visiting hydrologist at Scripps.


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Albany, New York, April 11, 2017: Spain's long coastline stretching through the Mediterranean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean and geographic proximity with access to different regions through its strategic position in the Iberian Peninsula have led pharmaceutical bottles market to expand quickly. This market is the focus of a new market intelligence report added to the massive online collection of Market Research Reports Search Engine (MRRSE). This research report is titled as "Pharmaceutical Bottles Market – Spain Industry Analysis Size Share Growth Trends and Forecast 2016 – 2024".
As per the estimations of the report, the Spanish Pharmaceutical Bottles Market will progress at a steady CAGR of 3.8% between 2016 and 2024. The growth is mainly driven by the improvement in the drug delivery formats employed for pharmaceutical products. The introduction of plastic-made pharmaceutical bottles, on account of the ample availability of comparatively cheaper polymers, is expected to effect this market positively over the coming years. However, the growth may be hindered by the emergence of eco-friendly materials made bottles as a replacement for the pharmaceutical bottles and the increasing preference of consumers for flexible packaging systems, like blisters. The report includes market drivers, restraints, risks and the ongoing trend for the pharmaceutical bottles market along with their impact on demand during the forecast years. It also covers the study of opportunities available in Spain for pharmaceutical bottles along with value chain analysis of raw material manufacturers, packaging manufacturers, plastic bottles manufacturers, distributors, suppliers and end users within the value chain system.
The study encompasses market attractiveness analysis, based on bottle type, application type, material type and end user. The main sectors that have emerged as the primary end users of pharmaceutical bottles in Spain are as follows:
High-density polyethylene (HDPE), low-density polyethylene (LDPE), polyvinyl chloride (PVC), polyethylene terephthalate (PET) and polypropylene (PP) are the major types of materials used for the generation of pharmaceutical bottles in Spain. Among these, the polyethylene terephthalate (PET) material is experiencing a high growth rate and is projected to remain dominant in the upcoming years. The study also covers market size and growth forecast from 2017 to 2024 for each segment.
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Stop Over Thinking (Over Reading) Parenting
By Nicole Dash
34,711. This is the number of books on parenting
that appears when searching on Amazon.com. Parenting advice books are a
big business. So are their online counterparts, with dedicated websites,
blogs, and message boards telling you how to put your baby to sleep,
how to discipline your child, how to tell if he or she has roseola, the
best way to swaddle your baby, whether or not to encourage the use of a
pacifier, the best way to read to your child, how to tell if your child
is going to one day be obese, and the list goes on. At some point you
have to realize two things:
You cannot parent from a book
You will make mistakes and that is okay
parent is perfect and trying to "learn " how to parent from a book is
just going to lead to frustration. We cannot let go of our instincts in
favor of all the "experts." Does this mean you should never read? No.
Does this mean I haven't turned to the Internet to figure out if my
child's rash looks normal? No. The information age is wonderful, but it
is also a slippery slope, especially if you allow yourself to be swayed
from your instincts.
Good parenting is about trusting your instincts, learning from your
mistakes, reaching out to your community, and forgiveness – for yourself
and your child. When I say community, I mean leaning on your family,
friends, co-workers, and yes books and the web.
Raising children cannot be approached like a professional or a
student. You cannot study for some test or find the answers in one
place. Here is an excerpt from an article in the National Post, a Canadian newspaper:
"At the end of the day, parents just need to trust their instincts
and pay more attention to their child — that unique little snowflake
that will never be a carbon copy of the next, said Judy Arnall, a
Calgary-based parenting educator, who recently wrote a parenting book
entitled The Last Word on Parenting Advice. It contains a few short
sentences and key take-home message: "Trust yourself." The rest is a
whack of blank pages."
Would you follow your GPS off a cliff or would commonsense prevail? I
like to think that you would keep your eyes open and pay attention. The
same applies to raising children – and I'm sure at least one of the
34,711 books out there would agree with me.
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Attack comes two days after the start of Israeli-Palestinian direct peace talks launched in Washington.
Israeli troops shoot dead local commander of armed group in raid on his home in Nur Shams refugee camp.
|Israeli forces have been searching for suspects in the August 31 killing of four Israelis near Hebron [Reuters]
Israeli soldiers have shot dead a local commander of the armed wing of Hamas in the occupied West Bank, the Israeli military and Palestinian security sources said.
Iyad Shilbayeh, a commander of the Izz al-Din al-Qassam Brigades, was killed during a raid on the Nur Shams refugee camp in the northern West Bank, according to sources.
An Israeli spokeswoman said on Friday that Shilbayeh was shot "during a routine arrest raid" near Tulkarm, a northern West Bank town.
He had previously been jailed by Israel, she said.
The Israeli spokeswoman said the soldiers had opened fire after Shilbayeh came towards them despite being told to halt.
'Three shots'
Shilbayeh's brother Mohammed told the Reuters news agency that soldiers knocked on his door then went inside. Shilbayeh was heard saying "Who is there?" before three shots were heard, he said.
Palestinian medical sources confirmed that the 38-year-old died as a result of three gunshot wounds; one in the neck and two in the chest.
No weapons were found on Shilbayeh's body when it was searched after the shooting and the Israeli military said it will investigate the killing.
Salam Fayyad, the Palestinian prime minister in the West Bank-based government, condemned the killing.
Hamas called Shilbayeh "a martyr".
"The murder was the fruit of the negotiations," Sami Abu Zuhri, a Hamas spokesman, said in reference to direct peace talks between the Palestinian Authority and the Israeli government which have been opposed by the movement.
At a news conference Hamas said that the assassination was a "serious escalation" of the conflict by Israel.
Hebron shooting
Hamas condemned the killing, accusing the Palestinian Authority's security apparatus for colluding with Israel.
Zuhri said that Fatah's condemnation of the assassination was an attempt to evade responsibility.
Israeli forces have been searching for suspects in the August 31 killing of four Israelis on a road near the West Bank town of Hebron.
Hamas claimed responsibility for the attack but it was not immediately clear whether Shilbayeh was suspected of involvement in those deaths.
Palestinian security sources had said a Hamas member in the Tulkarm area was a key suspect.
Israel has responded to a rise in rocket fire from the Hamas-controlled Gaza Strip in the past two weeks with a series of air strikes and tank fire, in which three Palestinian fighters were killed.


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Thandie Newton preferred to perform in her birthday suit on HBO's "Westworld."
"I found myself more empowered naked than I did with the saloon outfit on," she said of the historical garb during a new interview (via the Daily Mail). "I was more comfortable naked because the costume was the most potent objectification of a woman, with the boobs pushed right up, the tiny waist. It's an invitation for sex."
Newton, 44, portrays android — or "host" — Maeve Millay, who is a madame, on the HBO series, which wrapped its first season in December. Speaking with Jed Mercurio, the executive producer of her BBC Two drama, "Line of Duty," Newton further delved into how her character's signature ensemble provokes an invitation for sex.
"The fishnet tights, the little heels with the laces … It's all about sensuality. It's about eroticism. It's about, 'Look, but don't touch,'" said Newton. "It's all there to make the invitation for sex as provocative as possible and then the promise of satisfaction is practically just there."