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Bela Lugosi, David Manners, Helen Chandler, Dwight Frye and Edward Van Sloan in "Dracula." Boris Karloff, Bela Lugosi, Lon Chaney and Lon Chaney Jr. are among the iconic figures of the Universal horror films of the 1920s-1940s. But these films were also filled with a stock company of character actors -- Oscar-nominated stage actors, ingenues and even a tiny Russian actress, who was taught her craft by Stanislavsky -- who helped bring these classic films to terrifying life. With the release of "Universal Classic Monsters: The Essential Collection" on Blu-ray and the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences' "Universal's Legacy of Horror" film series this month, it seemed the right time to pay tribute to these often unsung heroes of the genre. Full story: Universal horror: 'Essential' Blu-ray spotlights classic actors
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Although MacGyver was a whiz with a Swiss Army knife, he was not known for his decorating smarts. Apartment Therapy to the rescue! We have pulled together our best ideas for improvising headboards using found objects, crafting skills and ingenuity (no secret agents required).
Find it and use it as a headboard:
1. Tin ceiling tiles are an easy and unexpected solution for incorporating metallics in a bedroom.
2. The drama of an oversized mirror can't be understated. . .pure glamor.
3. We loved the full wall chalkboard headboard in 500 Days of Summer, but the same concept can be applied with a framed vintage version.
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Pennsylvanians will face billions of dollars in higher taxes unless Congress acts by the end of the year to defuse a threatening combination of tax increases and spending cuts contained in the so-called "fiscal cliff."
HARRISBURG — Pennsylvanians will face billions of dollars in higher taxes unless Congress acts by the end of the year to defuse a threatening combination of tax increases and spending cuts contained in the so-called "fiscal cliff."
A recent report by the state's Independent Fiscal Office, Pennsylvania's version of the federal Congressional Budget Office, suggests the fiscal cliff would drain billions from Pennsylvania's economy, putting a strain on state tax revenues and the state budget.
Based on estimates from the Tax Policy Center, a nonpartisan think tank in Washington, D.C., the IFO projects the fiscal cliff will raise federal taxes by $536 billion — with about 4.1 percent of that total, or $22 billion, coming from the pockets of Pennsylvania taxpayers.
Nationally, analysts believe the fiscal cliff will substantially reduce economic growth and may tip the nation into another recession in 2013.
Matthew Knittel, director of the IFO, said he expects the consequences of the fiscal cliff in Pennsylvania to mirror whatever happens nationally.
"If none of these (tax cuts) get extended, it would have a significant drag on economic growth, and there is no reason to think the effect in Pennsylvania would be any different," he said.
Knittel said the $22 billion tax hike is the "worst-case scenario," because most experts believe a "mixed bag" of tax cuts and spending would be extended into 2013.
The fiscal cliff is a combination of the expiration of the Bush-era tax cuts and a cost-cutting maneuver known as sequestration, enacted by Congress during the tense battle over raising the debt limit in 2011.
The expiration of the tax cuts would mean higher income taxes for all Americans, along with higher taxes on capital gains, larger payments for Social Security and a 50 percent reduction in the child tax credit.
On the spending side, sequestration would cause about $110 billion in cuts at the federal level, resulting in the loss of about $60 million in federal grants for Pennsylvania.
It would not affect federal funding for Medicaid or transportation, but it could hit grants that fund defense, education and other subsidies to states.
Whatever outcome congressional leaders agree to will have significant effects on state governments, said Anne Stauffer, a project director for the Pew Center on the States, a national nonprofit think tank based in Washington, D.C.
"The fiscal cliff is not just a federal issue," Stauffer said. "The implications for states should be part of the discussion so that problems are not simply shifted from one level of government to another."
Many states use the federal deductions to determine taxable income at the state level, meaning the end of some federal deductions could cause higher income taxes at the state level, as well.
Fortunately for Pennsylvania, the state uses a flat income tax with few deductions not linked to the federal tax system, so taxpayers in the Keystone State will not be hit with that same double-whammy of higher taxes, though it would still have to deal with the loss of 7 percent of federal grants, about in line with the national average.
Even if Pennsylvania dodges part of the tax bullet, higher federal taxes on payroll and income means less cash in consumers' wallets — and that translates into lower sales tax collections at the state level.
Knittel said it is likely the payroll tax cut won't be extended.
If so, Pennsylvanians' paychecks will be a total of $5 billion lighter next year, after the rate jumps from 4.2 percent to 6.2 percent.
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Councilor John R. Connolly will announce Tuesday that he is a candidate for mayor, striving to topple Thomas M. Menino to become Boston's first new chief executive in a generation.
Connolly, 39, will hold a rally outside a Boston public school with parents to kick off his campaign, he said in an interview Monday. Menino has not indicated publicly whether he will seek a sixth term, but Connolly is preparing to take on the powerful incumbent.
In formally announcing his run, Connolly will be the first significant candidate to jump into the race, abandoning his council seat. Scores of mayoral hopefuls sit on the sidelines, waiting for Menino's decision.
In stepping forward, Connolly risks taking the path of three previous councilors who dared to take on Menino and lost both the election and much of their political stature.
"I wouldn't run if I didn't think I could win," Connolly said. "My heart tells me we need to have a serious debate about the city's future and the city's schools."
To overcome long odds, said Connolly, he will try to take a page from President Obama's playbook, approaching his campaign like a community organizer pushing for better schools. Connolly will try to harness the grass-roots network he has worked to build as chairman of the council's Education Committee, which held a seven-hour hearing with parents pressing for changes in the teachers' contract.
"I think you'll see a massive canvassing effort by us," said Connolly. "One of the things I'm most excited about is moms of school-age children knocking on doors asking [people] to consider a vote for me."
The campaign will kick off with a rally at 11 a.m. outside a public school. Connolly declined to name the school, saying he did want to reveal his strategy to the Menino camp.
Menino's spokeswoman, Dot Joyce, said the administration has never stopped working to improve city schools, "pushing the envelope with innovative practices and game-changing legislation."
"Mayor Menino and his administration have been focused on young people and education since he became mayor," Joyce said. "The schools have made great progress under his leadership."
Menino, 70, must decide by May 13 whether he will file for nomination papers, the first step in launching another campaign. He has been dogged recently by a series of illnesses, which required a two-month hospital stay. For the last two months, Menino has continued his convalescence living at the Parkman House, a city-owned mansion with an elevator.
Asked about Menino's health, Connolly said he would not make it an issue in the campaign.
"I don't think it's relevant," Connolly said. "He's clearly up to the job. I take him at his word. It's not an issue for me."
The conventional wisdom amid much of Boston's political establishment is that Menino will run again. But Connolly has decided not to wait. Growing up in Roslindale, Connolly hails from a prominent political family. His mother is chief justice for the state's district courts, and his father was secretary of state for 16 years and served on the Boston Licensing Board.
Connolly graduated from Harvard College and Boston College Law School. He was elected to the City Council in 2007 and has focused in large part on schools.
Connolly, his wife, and their two young children live in West Roxbury. They are expecting their third child this summer.
"I love Mayor Menino," Connolly said. "I respect him. His commitment to this city is unquestionable."
But Connolly said he planned to ask voters "to consider a change toward the future and to bring new energy to City Hall with a real focus on transforming our schools."
For more than a century, the city charter has concentrated an overwhelming amount of power in the mayor's office. Menino has maximized that power since taking office in 1993, and he remains popular among residents.
Maura Hennigan, the former city councilor, challenged him in 2005. Hennigan said she hired her campaign manager from out of state because she feared the mayor's influence. After announcing her run, she said, fund-raising froze because city workers, developers, the nonprofit community, and others political donors remained loyal to the incumbent.
Hennigan recalled walking down the sidewalk and seeing people cross the street because they did not want to be seen with her.
"I give John Connolly a lot of credit, because he is saying he's all in," said Hennigan, who is now clerk magistrate for the criminal division of Suffolk Superior Court. "What people have to understand is it's a very small town."Andrew Ryan can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com. Follow him on Twitter @globeandrewryan.


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● House Calls: The Big Brother Talk ShowHOUSE CALLS: THE BIG BROTHER TALK SHOW will premiere in July with returning hosts by Marcellas Reynolds and Gretchen Massey. The show streams live on CBS.com Monday through Friday for 30 minutes at 10AM PT/1PM ET and on Fridays for one hour at 10AM PT/1PM ET before re-streaming on innertube.
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In support of "Great Outdoors Month," the Pennsylvania Campground Owners Association (PCOA) is teaming up with Cabela's in Hamburg, Pa., to promote the camping lifestyle on June 10-11. "Get Outdoors and Go Camping…It's Easy" is the theme that the association has chosen to use for its two-day promotion.
According to a press release, members of the association will be on hand to greet the guests and give them a 2011 Campground Directory of privately owned parks. The guests will be encouraged to check out the RVs and tents supplied by Maiden Creek Marine and RV in Berks County. They will experience what camping is really like by making mini-s'more around the campfire and singing a few campfire songs. Coloring books will be given to the children and there will be photo opportunities. Expert outfitters from Cabela's will be demonstrating the newest camping products available and helping campers gear up for their next trip.
"Camping is not only the most affordable vacation around, it also is fun and memorable. In Pennsylvania you have over 230 campgrounds to choose from to make that memory," said Beverly Gruber, PCOA executive director. "Time spent camping or RVing allows you to slow down and gives you the flexibility to pursue what you want and where you want to be. It gives you a chance to rediscover your family and lets you choose the activities your family enjoys. So stop in at Cabela's and get acquainted with camping and RVing."
This promotion ties in with the "Great Outdoors Month" in June, being promoted by the American Recreation Coalition (ARC) and proclaimed nationwide by President Obama and nearly every state governor in the United States.
At the Cabela's event, young families will be encouraged to go camping during the month of June. A coupon is being issued from the Go Camping America website, www.gocampingamerica.com, that gives a 20% discount on campground stays. The downloadable coupons are valid only between June 1-25 at participating parks.
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Averting perfect economic storm
Folks with only high school diplomas are more apt to be unemployed — two times more likely — and will earn smaller paychecks than those who have a college degree. Their weekly pay will average 60.5 percent less.
Now, imagine having no high school diploma at all.
That in a nutshell describes much of what could hold back San Antonio. We lag the nation in the percentage of residents with college degrees but are leaders in the number of folks with no high school diplomas.
The perfect storm approacheth. By 2018, almost two-thirds of all job openings will require at least a bachelor's degree.
Fixing that is the goal of an effort in its fifth year here in San Antonio. A group of local women, now 60 strong, have gathered yearly to raise funds to help residents obtain a GED, a first step to college.
This effort is the baby of San Antonio's Spanish-language broadcasting icon, Martha Tijerina. Recipient of a number of lifetime achievement awards, it should not surprise anyone that she saw a need and rose to the occasion, joined now by a group whose members read like a who's who of influential San Antonio women.
The group raises money for GED test vouchers and college scholarships that benefit the GED to College Transition Program. The program is part of the San Antonio College department of Services for Women and Non-traditional Students, located at the Empowerment Center.
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This program prepares GED aspirants to take the GED test but, equally important, helps take them to the next necessary step if San Antonio is to be economically competitive. College, helping people such as April Earl, 24, of San Antonio.
Frustrated by Texas' high stakes testing at the time, she quit high school though she had completed most of her classes. She became a single mom in 2006, the pregnancy and delivery of her son offering moments of clarity.
"I didn't want to be like my parents," she said. They didn't finish school.
She was in the first class of the transition program, which focuses on non-traditional students. A single mom, she qualified.
Getting a GED, explains Debbie Middleton, a coordinator of the transition program, is not obstacle-free.
Students such as Earl have an advantage because they finished enough high school to be "test ready." Others, however, are not so ready, having dropped out in the 9th and 10th grades. They will require remediation.
Most of these non-traditional students turn out to be women — almost 80 percent, and a significant number of these are single moms.
How's your algebra and geometry? Mine, not so hot. But, the test itself is only one of the obstacles.
The cost for the test can be up to $110, which might as well be $110,000 for a whole lot of high school dropouts.
And that's where the vouchers this group of women help fund comes in.
Between 300 and 400 people seek help from the program yearly. Only about 30 percent are test ready.
But the group of women also helps with scholarships for those who attend college after passing their GEDs.
Earl wants to earn a masters degree in social work. She is transferring from San Antonio College and will be attending Our Lady of the Lake University in the spring. She could not have gotten here without GED help.
"It's a stepping stone to having a better future for my kids and my family. We won't have to suffer," she said.
The city of San Antonio also contributes, with some 600 earning their GEDs with the help of seven centers in the last fiscal year. They are among the 2,200 provided a range of GED services in the same period at the centers by various education providers, said Richard Keith, the city's interim assistant director for the Department of Human Services.
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When Linux was first ported to the Furby platform, it suffered from significant stability and performance problems, which gave the Furby an unfortunate reputation as being unsuitable for enterprise-level computing. The conversion of the IRS and NASA computing facilities to Furby-based platforms towards the end of 1999 was seen by many as premature and may have contributed to the problems experienced by those departments during 2000 which did nothing to improve the Furby's image in corporate America. To be fair, however, it should be noted that Furbys placed in IRS telephone support positions received no more complaints than their human counterparts and studies showed that they provided a comparable level of accuracy in their answers to taxpayer questions.
Surprisingly, the Furby CPU can be overclocked significantly, with a corresponding boost in computing power. The biggest problem, however, is that of cooling, because for some reason the units are covered with an insulating fuzzy layer that encourages the buildup of heat rather than enhancing cooling like a standard aluminum heat sink would have. This particularly ill-considered and impractical design decision was probably something that the marketing department came up with, perhaps because of something related to the name "Furby."
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This interview was originally broadcast on May 23, 1988.
Writer Harry Crews had a hard life and didn't made it any easier for the characters in his novels. He died Wednesday at age 76.
Crews' novels were filled with freaks and losers with unusual gifts. In Naked in Garden Hills, there was the 600-pound man with a penchant for dietary supplements. The Gospel Singer featured lunatics and carnival characters. Car showcased a man who literally ate a Ford Maverick, several ounces at a time.
The characters hit close to home for Crews, who had polio as a child, which left him with a disfigured leg.
"I know what it's like to have people look at you and [have] their face mirror your own rather dreadful circumstances. That is to say, your freakishness," he told Fresh Air's Terry Gross. "And there were other times I felt freakish, too. ... When I left the farm and went into the Marines, here I am, a boy off a farm in Georgia, who, among other things, I didn't know what a pizza was. Never heard of one. Didn't know what pepperoni was. So I go to Paris Island and the Marine Corps. in a platoon of boys from New Jersey, New York. Well, everything about my speech, the idiom of my speech was all wrong."
After leaving the Marines, Crews moved to Gainesville, Fla., where he studied and then began teaching creative writing at the University of Florida. He also began to write profusely. But he remained unpublished.
"I wrote four novels and short stories before I even published anything, and the reason I didn't publish any of those things was because it wasn't any good," he said. "And the reason it wasn't any good was because I was trying to write about a world I did not know."
Crews eventually started writing about the world he knew, in novels like The Gospel Singer, The Mulching of America and A Feast of Snakes.
"One night it occurred to me that whatever strength I had was all back in there in Bacon County, Ga., with all that sickness and hookworm and rickets and ignorance and beauty and loveliness," he said. "But that's where it was. It wasn't somewhere else."
Crews also contributed to Playboy and Esquire, and wrote a memoir, titled A Childhood, about growing up on tenant farms in Georgia. In 1988, he spoke with Terry Gross about his novel The Knockout Artist, about a boxer who leaves rural Georgia to try to make it big in New Orleans.
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On drinking
"For the last 12 years, I've been a really, really bad drunk. But it was a curious form of drunkenness. If I wasn't working, I wasn't a drunk. And then you say, 'Wait a minute. That's stupid. You can't write and drink.' Well, I know that. But I can stop writing or get so scared or warped or twisted, and get drunk for three or four days or nights or weeks, and then stop drinking and go back to [writing]."
On impulses
"When things get too comfortable and things get too safe, I get the feeling like I'm smothering. It's like somebody's burying me in feathers. So when things get too safe and too secure, then I have a tendency to start tearing things up or tearing things down, as the case may be. As I grow older, I seem to be doing better with all that, much to the relief of the people around me."
Harry Crews was the kind of writer who loved darkly comic characters and deeply twisted people, and great titles. His novels include "A Feast of Snakes," "Naked in Garden Hills," "Scar Lover," and "The Hawk is Dying." He died Wednesday in Gainesville, Florida, where he taught creative writing for many decades at the University of Florida. He was 76 years old.
The New York Times obituary of Harry Crews called him a Georgia-born Rabelais. Crews also wrote essays and a memoir titled "A Childhood: Biography of A Place," about his rural Georgia childhood during the Great Depression. But he's most famous for his fiction, featuring freaks and losers with unusual gifts.
Terry Gross spoke with Harry Crews in 1988, upon the publication of his novel "The Knockout Artist." It's about a boxer who leaves rural Georgia to try to make it big in New Orleans. Here's Crews reading the opening paragraph.
HARRY CREWS: From where he sat on a low stool, the boy, whose name was Eugene Talmadge Biggs, but who was often called Knock-out or K.O. or Knocker --had counted the suits hanging in the open closet three times. And each time he counted them he came up with a different number. That did not surprise him. He was not a good counter. It was just something to do until it was time for him to go out and do the only thing he had left. Besides, nothing much surprised him anymore.
You know, as we get deeper into your novel, we understand that this boxer is about to fight for the pleasure of this wealthy man and his crazy friends, and that the boxer's specialty is actually knocking himself out by punching himself in the jaw. Did you actually know anybody who could do that, who could knock himself out by a self-imposed blow?
CREWS: Well, strangely enough, I did. I don't think, however, it's what caused me to write the book, but I did. My brother was a professional fighter. He was 22-2 when he broke his right hand and I spent a good deal of my early manhood in fight gymnasiums of one kind or another and boxed as an amateur myself.
GROSS: This character in your novel basically is forced to make his living through self-debasement. Do you know what I mean? Instead of really being able to use his talent of boxing, he has his vulnerable jaw, so he knocks himself out and it's, people relate to him because he - it's self-debasement elevated to entertainment in a way.
CREWS: Well, let's get one thing clear.
GROSS: Yeah.
CREWS: He does do what he does and if you want to call it self-abasement, that's fine. But he doesn't have to do it. Nobody is holding a gun to his head. The boy is doing what he is doing because he lost the only thing he could do, which was fight effectively as a professional. And then because he has people he loves very much who are counting on him for money to sustain them, namely his family back in Georgia, he being in New Orleans during this novel, he does this to make money, all of which he sends home.
GROSS: Well, do you relate to his predicament?
CREWS: Oh, do I ever.
GROSS: So what are some of the things that you felt that you were forced to do that you didn't really want to do?
CREWS: Oh, well, now - we're on the radio, aren't we?
GROSS: That bad?
CREWS: No. Well, no, not that bad. I suppose having to earn a living in ways that I would not elect to have earned that living for people who were looking for me for something to eat and a place to stay.
GROSS: You know, critics always describe your novels as being centered around characters who are freakish or abnormal. Would you agree with that?
CREWS: Well, yes. All right. Yes. Certainly, I would agree with that. For instance, there - in the first three novels, there is a midget in all three novels, a different guy but a midget in each of the first three novels. They are very different people but they are midgets. And there are people who are deformed one way or another and...
GROSS: You know, I've just been reading your autobiography about your early life until you were around six years old. It's called "A Childhood."
CREWS: Yeah.
GROSS: And from that book I really get the impression that during part of your childhood you really felt like a freak. You had polio when you were five and your legs were just bent.
CREWS: Well, yes. My legs drew up until the heel was against the buttock. That is, the legs drew up as tightly as they could draw. And, yeah, I know what it's like to have people look at you and their face mirror your own rather dreadful circumstances, that is to say, your freakishness.
And, sure, I felt like a freak there and I wrote about that thing, as you say, in "A Childhood." But, of course, there were other time I felt freakish too. Not just there, but other places, many other places.
For instance, just when I left the farm and went into the Marine Corps, here I am a boy off a tenant farm in south Georgia, who, among other things, this is just one thing, I didn't know what a pizza was. Never heard of one.
GROSS: No kidding.
CREWS: Didn't know what pepperoni was. So I go to Paris Island in the Marine Corps, in a platoon of boys from where? Well, New Jersey and New York, of course. And, well, everything about my speech, the idiom of my speech, was all wrong. And I felt very strange and was made to feel very strange. And as a matter of fact, if you'll let me pursue this for just a minute...
....it's one of the things that – it's one of the things that caused me to have such a very, very long apprenticeship when otherwise it may not have been necessary, because I wrote four novels and a rather large room full of short stories before I ever published anything. And the reason I didn't publish any of those things is because the stuff wasn't any good. And the reason it wasn't any good is I was trying to write about a world I did not know.
GROSS: Which world was it and whose voices were you trying to write with?
CREWS: Oh, I was trying to write about people who had families and who grew up in the same house. And about people who, if they were unfortunate enough to have hookworm and rickets, were able to go to the doctor. And about people who knew about automobiles and not about mules.
And so at – I take it as a moment of grace that one night, very late when I was working it, for whatever reason, occurred to me that whatever strength I had was all back there in Bacon County, Georgia with all that sickness and, as I say, hookworm and rickets and ignorance; and beauty, and loveliness and the rest of it, such as it was. But that's where it was, it wasn't somewhere else.
GROSS: Can I read you the inscription to your novel and ask you about it? You dedicate your novel to Rod and Debbie Elrod...
CREWS: Mm-hmm.
GROSS: ...who made every effort to keep me sane and very nearly succeeded during the struggle to write this book.
CREWS: Mm-hmm.
GROSS: Were you having serious problems when you were writing a book?
GROSS: I mean, all writers talk about going insane while they're writing books, but was there something especially crazy that was happening to you while you were writing this?
CREWS: Uh, um, not any more so than has been true of the other books I've written. And I don't want to go on too much about it or make it sound too precious. And I don't think I suffer any more than any other writer does. I think some writers manage to live with what, for me, is the tension, and the anxiety and the general scariness of writing a book.
I think some writers manage all that better than I do. I never manage it very well. And my behavior takes various forms, or has in the past, when I'm writing a book - for the last – I don't mind saying this; everybody in this town knows it anyway and most of the people that know me around the country know it – for the last 12 years, probably, I've been a really, really bad drunk. But it was a curious form of drunkenness.
If I wasn't working, I wasn't a drunk. And then you say, well, now wait a minute. That's stupid. You can't write and drink. Well, I know that, but I can stop writing, or get so scared, or warped, or twisted and stop writing and get drunk for three or four days and nights, or two weeks, and then stop drinking and go back to it.
GROSS: Well, you know, you've alluded in one of your essays to thinking of yourself as someone who has to hold himself back from giving in to his worst impulses.
CREWS: Yeah. Yeah, and that gets right back to some of the stuff we were talking about earlier. I like the edge. Or another way to say that, is when things get too comfortable and things get too – things get too safe, I get the feeling like I'm smothering. It's just – it's like somebody's burying me in feathers.
And so when things get too safe and too secure, then I have a tendency to start tearing things up, or tearing things down, as the case may be. But as I grow older, I seem to be doing better with all that, much to the relief of the people around me, I think.
GROSS: Well, I wish you the best and I want to thank you very much for talking with us.
CREWS: Well, god bless you. It was my great pleasure and I hope it was all right.
BIANCULLI: That was Terry Gross speaking with writer Harry Crews in 1988. He died Wednesday at age 76. Transcript provided by NPR, Copyright National Public Radio.


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Naphthalene is a white solid substance with a strong smell. Poisoning from naphthalene destroys or changes red blood cells so they cannot carry oxygen.
This is for information only and not for use in the treatment or management of an actual poison exposure. If you have an exposure, you should call your local emergency number (such as 911) or the National Poison Control Center at 1-800-222-1222.
Alternative Names
Moth balls; Moth flakes; Camphor tar
Poisonous Ingredient
Where Found
- Moth repellent
- Toilet bowl deodorizers
Stomach problems may not occur until 2 days after coming in contact with the poison. They can include:
- Abdominal pain
- Nausea
- Vomiting
- Diarrhea
The patient may also have a fever. Over time, the following additional symptoms may occur:
- Confusion
- Convulsions
- Drowsiness
- Headache
- Increased heart rate (
- Low blood pressure
Low urine output(may stop completely) Pain when urinating(may be blood in the urine)
- Shortness of breath
- Yellowing of skin (jaundice)
NOTE: Persons with a condition called
Before Calling Emergency
Determine the following information:
- Patients age, weight, and condition
- Name of the product (ingredients and strengths, if known)
- Time it was swallowed
- Amount swallowed
Poison Control, or a local emergency number
If you suspect possible poisoning, seek emergency medical care immediately. Call your local emergency number (such as 911).
The National Poison Control Center (1-800-222-1222) can be called from anywhere in the United States. This national hotline number will let you talk to experts in poisoning. They will give you further instructions.
This is a free and confidential service. All local poison control centers in the United States use this national number. You should call if you have any questions about poisoning or poison prevention. It does NOT need to be an emergency. You can call for any reason, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Take the container with you to the hospital, if possible.
What to expect at the emergency room
The health care provider will measure and monitor the patients vital signs, including temperature, pulse, breathing rate, and blood pressure. Symptoms will be treated as appropriate.
Blood and urine tests will be done.
Persons who have recently eaten many mothballs containing napthelene may be forced to vomit.
Other treatments may include:
- Activated charcoal
- Blood transfusion (rarely)
- Fluids through a vein (by I.V.)
- A medicine called methylene blue if
methemoglobinemiais present
Expectations (prognosis)
It can take several weeks or longer to recover from some of the poisonous effects.
If the patient has
Ford MD, Delaney KA, Ling LJ, Erickson T, eds. Clinical Toxicology. 1st ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2001:chap XX.
Cantilena LR Jr. Clinical toxicology. In: Klaassen CD, ed. Casarett and Doull's Toxicology: The Basic Science of Poisons. 7th ed. New York, NY: McGraw-Hill; 2008:chap 32.
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Activision paid Infinity Ward $493m in bonuses
The Activision versus former Infinity Ward devs Vince Zampella and Jason West case has unearthed yet another interesting nugget, a hard number of nearly $500m in bonuses passed from publisher to developer.
To elaborate, $493m over eight Call of Duty titles has been paid to Infinity Ward by Activision since 2003.
Activision revealed the figure during a hearing this past Friday, it includes the $42 million paid earlier this month.
Attorneys for Zampella and West are arguing that the ex-Infinity Ward employees are also owed their share of 'launch quarter bonuses' from the release of Black Ops and Modern Warfare 3.
Here's the breakdown of the bonuses courtesy of Polygon:
Call of Duty - $3.8 million (studio)
Call of Duty 2 - $69 million (studio)
Call of Duty 3 - $2.6 million (tech)
Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare - $74.5 million (studio)
Call of Duty: World at War - $13.96 million (tech), $18.68 million (IP)
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 - $147.46 million (studio)
Call of Duty: Black Ops - $46 million (tech), $56.96 million (IP)
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 - $59.9 million (studio)
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HARTSVILLE, S. C. – A pair of late second half goals gave the Columbia College Fighting Koalas a 2-0 victory over the Coker Cobras in a non-conference women's soccer match on Tuesday night.
The Cobras and the Koalas played to a 0-0 first half tie with both teams getting their fair share of goal opportunities, but in the second half the offensive pressure really picked up. There were a combined nine shots in the second half with the Koalas keeper Elise Grider recording two saves and the Cobras Carrie Hudnell (Goose Creek, S.C. ) grabbing three.
Unfortunately for the Cobras the solid defense only lasted so long, and Columbia was able to sneak in a pair of goals late in the second half.
Coker had six different players record shots in the match, while Columbia's Clare Williamson had a goal and an assist and Jessica Martinez had the other Koala goal.
Coker will return to action on Saturday, at 3:00 p.m. to face Converse College in a Conference Carolinas match at the Coker College Soccer Field.


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Oscars 2013: Show highlights
Jennifer Lawrence, Anne Hathaway, Daniel Day-Lewis and more accept their Oscar statuettes at the star-studded, music-filled 85th Academy Awards at the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood on Feb. 24, 2013. Here's a look at some memorable moments from the show. By Noelene Clark.
Winners | Red carpet | Show highlights | Quotes | Backstage | Winners' room | Best & worst moments | Best dressed | Worst dressed | Complete list | Timeline | Full coverage
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Hi! I hope you will be able to help me decide on a good point and shoot camera for under $200, there are just too many choices! Jajaja.
Camera Type
Are you looking for a compact point & shoot camera, a DSLR, or something in between? (Or perhaps you haven't decided yet that's okay!) Point & shoot
Is this your first camera? First ever, or first digital? I bought a Fujifilm Finepix AX250 a year ago that I don't use because of it's poor image quality. Besides it is quite slow.
Are you interested in a high level of control, or would you prefer to let the camera do as much "thinking" as possible? Let it think!
If you had to choose, would you prefer a more versatile (large "×") zoom lens, or top-notch image quality with no zoom at all? I prefer excellent image quality
What size of camera do you want? To what degree would you be willing to sacrifice other features for compactness? I want a compact camera, I don't mind if it is a quite big compact.
What budget have you allocated for buying this camera? Please be as specific as possible. Up to $200.
Do you plan to spend more on additional accessories now or in the future? (Lenses, lighting, tripods, batteries, memory cards, camera bags... it adds up!) No
How long do you plan on keeping this new camera? A few years.
What will you generally use the camera for? I'm going on a trip to europe, so mainly landscapes, portraits and kids.
Are you going to photograph sports? What sport, and from how far away? No.
Will you be shooting a lot of indoor photos, or other low-light photos? Both. I would love a camera that be able to take good pictures at night but I know how complicated is that for all cameras.
Will you make prints, or primarily view and share images on a computer screen? If you make prints, will they typically be small (up to 5×7") or medium sized (8×10"), or are you interested in larger sizes as well? I don't print much pictures, and if I do I do it in small sizes.
Are you interested in spending time post-processing to make an image "perfect", or would you prefer to use images basically straight from the camera? Nop, just point and shoot.
Are there particular lenses or technical features that are interesting or important to you? I would like it to have different modes.
Are there particular brands or models you already have in mind? Canon Elph 100 HS, Elph 110 HS, Canon Powershot Sx260, and Panasonic Lumix Zs-15.
The first two things that I want is great picture quality (bright colors, defined lines) and that the camera be fast. In second place, I would like a good variety of picture modes to expand the possibilities of the camera, but I want it to have a good auto mode if possible too. The third is battery life, please that it be durable. And finally I would like a good zoom if possible.
For what I had investigate it is quite impossible to find a compact camera that meet all my requirements in my price range. Bright now I'm inclined to the Lumix zs-15, but I've seeing excellent and really bad pictures of this camera, specially in pictures indoor. And the brightness of the colors really doesn't compare to the pictures of any Canon. But on the other side, Canon battery tends to not last long and the sx260 is slower than the zs15.
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How Acquired: Selected by the Galaxy in the first round (19th overall) of the 2012 MLS Supplemental Draft.
A physically imposing force in the heart of the Galaxy defense, Gaul will add depth to LA's corps of central defenders as he continues to learn the position. Possessing a deadly and accurate left foot, Gaul spent the final two years of his college career playing up front, but now turns his focus to trying to stop goals from being scored rather than scoring them himself.
College Highlights
2011: Finished his college career by finishing second in the Missouri Valley Conference in scoring with 11 goals and four assists, including a goal and an assist in the NCAA Tournament. An NSCAA All-Midwest Region and All-Missouri Valley Conference selection, Gaul started all 23 games that the Braves played. Six of his 11 goals were game-winners, by far the most on the team, while his four assists were tied for the second most on the club. A MAC Hermann Trophy candidate, he opened the season with two goals and an assist in a win over Butler and then scored the game-winner in each of the Braves' next two games, giving him three game-winning goals to start the season. Gaul's timely goal scoring was essential for a Bradley team that saw all but two of their games on the season decided by a single goal. After setting up his team's equalizer on the opening round of the NCAA Tournament against Loyola-Chicago, his fourth assist of the season, Gaul scored his final goal of the year in the final seconds of regulation against Louisville in the Second Round of the NCAA Tournament, heading home a long throw in with just 26 seconds left in that game. 2010: Moved to forward and set a career-high with 12 goals to go along with four assists in 22 games. He was named to the All-Missouri Valley Conference first team for the first time and established himself as one of the top forwards in the region. Five of his 12 goals were game-winners as he helped lead Bradley back to the NCAA Tournament for the first time in his career. Gaul had a goal and an assist in the second game of the year against Fairfield and kept on scoring from there. He had the first multi-goal game of his career against Alabama A&M in the Aces Soccer Classic, scoring twice two days after scoring once in a loss to East Tennessee State. He scored in three straight games in early October and then had four more goals and an assist in a three game run later that month. He scored the game-winning goal in an important late season win over Western Illinois and then tallied an assist on the game-tying goal in the second half of the Braves 3-2 upset of Creighton in the Missouri Valley Conference Semifinal, allowing them to then beat SIU Edwardsville in a penalty shootout to win the conference title. 2009: Moved to defense, playing typically at left back but still finished second on the team with three goals while his four assists were tied for the team lead. He was named as an honorable mention All-Missouri Valley Conference selection while claiming the conference's Defensive Player of the Week award once and twice making all-Tournament teams. His first assist came in the season opening win over Northern Illinois and he added another in the 1-1 draw with Memphis three days later. Gaul recorded his first multi-assist game three days later, setting up a pair of goals in a 3-0 win over Mercer that gave him four assists in a three-game span. He scored his first goal of the season against Xavier and added tallies against Drake as well as Eastern Illinois, against who he scored the game's only goal for a 1-0 Braves win. 2008: Finished second on the team as a freshman, scoring four goals and adding an assist while being used primarily in the midfield. Bradley's co-Newcomer of the Year, Gaul made his collegiate debut in a 4-0 win over Memphis, scoring his first goal in that game. He added single tallies against North Florida, Eastern Illinois and Central Arkansas as well an assist against Xavier. The Braves were 4-1-0 when Gaul had a goal or an assist, with two of his goals being game-winners.


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Morgul blades, or Morgul-knives,[1] were magical, poisoned daggers used by the Nazgûl.
A victim of a morgul blade was Boromir, the eleventh Steward of Gondor. He eventually died of his wound but did not become a wraith.[2]
At Weathertop, during his journey to Rivendell with the One Ring, the Hobbit Frodo Baggins was stabbed by the Lord of the Nazgûl.[3] A fragment of the blade remained within the wound, working its way toward his heart and threatening to turn Frodo into a wraith.[4] Elrond was able to remove the shard and heal the wound,[4] but each year on the anniversary of his stabbing Frodo became seriously ill. Only his eventual departure to Eldamar offered a permanent cure.[source?]
The Morgul blades disintergrated if anyone but the owner touched or picked up the blade.[source?]
Athelas (or Kingsfoil) was known to slow the poisonous effect of the morgul-blade. This treatment was also effective against other Mordor illnesses, such as the Black Breath.[source?]
morgul means "(dark) sorcery" in Sindarin.[5]
Portrayal in adaptations
1982-97: Middle-earth Role Playing:
- The enchanted Morgul-knife, wielded by the Ringwraiths, strikes as short sword with many additional effects on a character.[6]
1995-8: Middle-earth Collectible Card Game:
- "Morgul-knife" modifies a Nazgûl's prowess, and affects the corruption points of a character. "Morgul-blade" is a Permanent-event card, playable by a Ringwraith or a Ringwraith follower.
2001-3: The Lord of the Rings: The Motion Picture Trilogy:
- ↑ J.R.R. Tolkien, The Lord of the Rings, The Fellowship of the Ring, "Many Meetings": "They tried to pierce your heart with a Morgul-knife..."
- ↑ J.R.R. Tolkien, The Lord of the Rings, Appendix A, "The Númenorean Kings", "Gondor and the Heirs of Anárion", "The Stewards"
- ↑ J.R.R. Tolkien, The Lord of the Rings, The Fellowship of the Ring, "A Knife in the Dark"
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 J.R.R. Tolkien, The Lord of the Rings, The Fellowship of the Ring, "Many Meetings"
- ↑ Hiswelókë's Sindarin Dictionary (accessed 26 December 2010)
- ↑ Wolfgang Baur (1994), Treasures of Middle-earth (2nd edition) (#2010), p. 38
- ↑ Gary Russell, The Art of The Fellowship of the Ring
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Shattered Dreams at Nederland High
Wednesday, Sept. 18, at Nederland High School, students were presented with a preview of what to expect if they make the wrong decision and choose to drink and drive.
With the help of student actors, participants staged a mock accident involving one fatality, one critically injured that was transported by Air-Rescue helicopter, three injured that were transported by Acadian Ambulance Service and one driver that was "placed under arrest" for driving while intoxicated and intoxication manslaughter.
"The message is about the dangers of drinking and driving," said Nederland High School Principal Steven Beagle. "We're concerned about student safety and making sure our kids make good decisions. If something like this can have a lasting impact and help them make good decisions, we by all means want to help them do that."
"Shattered Dreams" was a collective effort by the Jefferson County Sheriff Office, the Department of Public Safety, Nederland Fire Department, Nederland Police Department, MADD and others.
"It's about living and dying," said Jefferson County Sheriff's Deputy Rod Carroll. "It only takes one bad decision to cause a domino effect of bad consequences. This (dramatization) drives home what's going to happen."
Carroll said that the St. Elizabeth Trauma unit and was brought in to make the accident look more realistic.
"They do what is called moulage," Carroll said. "Moulage is where you make the injuries look real. You use theater blood. You use wax to make the injuries look grotesque ...lacerations to the skin...muscle tissue...things like that. It makes it look realistic for the kids."
Last Friday, Sept. 13, student actors and other participants filmed trips to the morgue, jail, hospital and Judge Brad Burnett's courtroom for students to watch at assembly Sept. 19 to make the experience that much more impactful, Carroll said.
Carroll said the journalism students at Nederland High School worked until 10 or 11 o'clock Wednesday night, Sept. 18 to get the video ready to show at a student assembly the next day — the second part of the two-part program.
The assembly included speakers from Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) and featured Jay Danner — a parent that lost a child to a DWI.
"His son had been in Hardin County on the river all day long floatin' four-wheelers and having a good time," said Kathy Bell-Schexnaider, victims services specialist at the East Texas division of MADD. "They had planned to stay there overnight, but they had not gotten firewood. They actually came out away from the river to go get firewood. They lost control of the vehicle and wrapped it around a tree on Highway 92, north of Silsbee. His son had massive injuries and died."
Bell-Schexnaider said that presentations like "Shattered Dreams" help wake teens up to the dangers of making bad decisions.
"Kids live in a desensitized world because of what's on TV and on games," she said. "This is as close as we can get to a real life thing for them to see. I just think it's a tool we can use that hopefully gets these kids attention."


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A High Peak charity is looking for budding photographers to enter its 2014 photo competition.
The Voluntary and Community Services Peaks and Dales is inviting people to submit snapshots which demonstrate aspects of volunteering, either from the volunteer's point of view or from the beneficiary of their help.
The best photograph will receive a £50 cash prize and £50 donation to the charity or community organisation of their choice. The 12 winning photos will be made into a 2015 calendar.
Entrants can pick up an entry form from the office, on Eagle Parade, in Buxton, or for more information, contact Debbie Hackett by emailing firstname.lastname@example.com or phoning 01298 23970. The closing date is August 31.


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Man, are those sonofabitchin' monster tits huge! Who'd have thought that, at 63, Susan Sarandon could still hide those gigantic melons under all that MILF flab? This only means one thing: that Susan Sarandon is still up on the market with these fine-looking jugs she's obviously been lugging about but haven't shared around yet. And by the size of these things, there's enough titty to pass around and still have leftovers for tomorrow, much like the metaphorical fish and bread Jesus (not Madonna's boytoy, mind) passed around. But like the pre-calendar fish and chips food fest, Susan Sarandon is now sharing these hooters of hers by finally unstrapping them from her restraining bodice and letting them bounce about while she lets every man willing to tug on them like they're milkmongering in the farm.
So there's no reason to cry over spilled milk, because Susan Sarandon's monster tits have enough to replace the damn clumsiness you've caused! And for that, Susan says you also get a spanking. Good times.


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- newtype Parser s t a = P (s -> [t] -> Result [t] s a)
- data Result z s a
- runParser :: Parser s t a -> s -> [t] -> (a, s, [t])
- next :: Parser s t t
- satisfy :: (t -> Bool) -> Parser s t t
- manyFinally :: Parser s t a -> Parser s t z -> Parser s t [a]
- stUpdate :: (s -> s) -> Parser s t ()
- stQuery :: (s -> a) -> Parser s t a
- stGet :: Parser s t s
- reparse :: [t] -> Parser s t ()
- module Text.ParserCombinators.Poly.Base
The Parser datatype
Parser datatype is a fairly generic parsing monad with error
reporting. It can be used for arbitrary token types, not just
String input. (If you require a running state, use module PolyState
A return type like Either, that distinguishes not only between right and wrong answers, but also has gradations of wrongness. This should only be used for writing very primitive parsers - really it is an internal detail of the library.
runParser :: Parser s t a -> s -> [t] -> (a, s, [t])Source
Apply a parser to an input token sequence.
basic parsers
manyFinally :: Parser s t a -> Parser s t z -> Parser s t [a]Source
reparse :: [t] -> Parser s t ()Source
Push some tokens back onto the front of the input stream and reparse. This is useful e.g. for recursively expanding macros. When the user-parser recognises a macro use, it can lookup the macro expansion from the parse state, lex it, and then stuff the lexed expansion back down into the parser.


text: Rahul Nabar wrote: > I see, thanks for disabusing me of my notion of "ipmi" as one > monolithic all-or-none creature. From what you write (and my online > reading) it seems there are several discrete parts: > > IMPI 2.0 > switched remotely accessible PDUs > "serial concentrator type system " > These actually are different beasts. IPMI you'll find on a host motherboard. Switched PDUs tend to provide a telnet/ssh/web interface, but you should also make sure you can switch outlets using SNMP to make scripting easier. The serial concentrator is an appliance that has a bunch of serial ports that you can connect to serial ports on your systems. You'll ssh into the concentrator and be able to select a port to connect to. These are really nice for switches, so you can make disruptive changes without worrying about the network change cutting off your telnet or ssh session to the switch. > Correct me if I am wrong but these are all "options" and varying > vendors and implementations will offer parts or all or none of these? > Or is it that when one says "IPMI 2" it includes all these features. I > did read online but these implementation seem vendor specific so its > hard to translate jargon across vendors. e.g. for Dell they are called > DRAC's etc. > I think IPMI defines the way different components talk to each other, but it doesn't mandate that a given implementation use all the components in the specification. There's just mandates for how it'll authenticate, talk to sensors, connect to the serial port, etc if it chooses to provide those features. -- -- Skylar Thompson (skylar at cs.earlham.edu) -- http://www.cs.earlham.edu/~skylar/ -------------- next part -------------- A non-text attachment was scrubbed... Name: signature.asc Type: application/pgp-signature Size: 251 bytes Desc: OpenPGP digital signature URL: <http://www.beowulf.org/pipermail/beowulf/attachments/20091003/ec6d2213/attachment.sig>


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An Oklahoma City police officer is in critical condition after the van he was riding in crashed on I-40 in Seminole County.
PRAGUE, Okla. (AP) — Authorities say an Oklahoma City police officer left paralyzed after trying to break up a bar fight is in critical condition after a crash on Interstate 40.
The Oklahoma Highway Patrol says Officer Chad Peery was in extremely critical condition Monday morning after the Sunday crash near Prague.
Officials say Peery was in a van with his caretaker and four juvenile relatives when the van blew a rear tire, then went off the road and rolled three times.
The Oklahoman reports (http://is.gd/tdnnMl ) the children range in age between 13 and 5. Their conditions weren't immediately available. Investigators say only the caretaker was wearing a seat belt.
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When to Tie the Knot—Or Not
And should Twitter users go on a diet? A behavioral economist answers readers
Dear Dan,
My boyfriend and I have been together for a while, and people ask us whether we're going to get married. We get along great and love each other very much, but I just don't see the point of marriage. Why not just live together in a civil union and be happy the way things are? Aside from the cost, is there any point to this elaborate ritual?
I have no research on this topic, but allow me to share a story that might help you to think about the question.
When I was 19 and spending time in a hospital in Israel, recovering from severe burns, I had a friend there named David, who had been badly injured in the army while disassembling a land mine. He lost one of his hands and an eye and also had injuries to his legs and some scars. When Rachel, his girlfriend of several months, broke up with him, the other patients in the department were furious with her. How could she be so disloyal and shallow? Did their love mean nothing to her? Interestingly, David was better able to see her side, and he was not as negative as the rest of us about her decision.
Think about Rachel in the story above. Does her behavior upset you? How might your feelings differ if it had been a longer-term relationship, if they were engaged or in a civil union, or if they were married? And how would you behave if you were in Rachel's position in each of these relationships?
I suspect that your level of scorn for Rachel will depend to a large degree on the type of relationship she had with David. I also suspect that your predictions about your own decision to stick with a partner who just experienced an awful injury would similarly depend on the type of relationship. If your assessment changes when you stipulate that David and Rachel were married, this suggests that publicly saying "for better and for worse" really means something to you.
Obviously, marriage is not some magical superglue for relationships; the high divorce rate is no secret. But marriage can serve a very real purpose by bolstering commitment and feeling in long-term relationships, all of which inevitably hit rough patches. So while I wouldn't advocate marriage in all situations, I do think it's worth thinking about the ways in which it can strengthen the bond between people.
Dear Dan,
When I go to a public bathroom, I often think about which stall I should use. Any advice?
I assume that your practical aim is to figure out which bathroom stall is likely to have been used the least. But what you are really asking is what drives other people's choices in this important domain.
If those who patronize public bathrooms usually choose a stall based on which toilet they think is used the least, the result, ironically, would be that most of them would use the same toilet. Therefore, you would be advised to pick the opposite (i.e., the stall that people think gets the most traffic). Following this logic, if people expect the stall farthest from the entrance to be the most popular, they will avoid using it—leaving it relatively more clean and unused than the others.
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But what happens if people are more sophisticated than that? What if they come to the rest room with this same understanding and as a consequence pick what they think is the opposite of what other people think, or the opposite of the opposite?
All of this boils down to a more essential question: How sophisticated do you think other people are?
Personally, I believe people generally take about one step in their logical thinking. So I would say: Choose the opposite of the opposite and select the stall that people think will be used the most.
Dear Dan,
I enjoy Twitter, but I find that some people tweet very frequently, sometimes as often as a dozen times an hour. When their face shows up again and again, I begin ignoring their messages. By contrast, when people tweet just once a day, I'm more likely to pay attention to what they say. Is this just me or does it reflect a larger principle?
I suspect that this feeling is very common. I also imagine that very few people have dozens of interesting things to say a day, much less an hour. Perhaps Twitter is a place where a system based on limits and scarcity (maybe two tweets a day) would be better for everyone.
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A term that originated from the South of Birmingham, UK that can mean either hungover, under the weather or more commonly 'in need of a shower'.
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The British spelling of mold.
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Another day, another Vancouver Canucks birthday celebration! This time around, it's Roberto Luongo, the former captain and permanent scapegoat of the blue and green turns 33 Wednesday and Josh Hall, our Canucks insider suggests a lot to soothe the mind on the inside…and outside.
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Lipscomb's Lady Bisons stopped a six-game losing streak Saturday afternoon with a 66-52 defeat of Jacksonville at Swisher Gymnasium.
"The games, with the exception of Florida State, were going down to the last minute or so," said Lipscomb Coach Frank Bennett. "We were losing games that we had been winning earlier. We were doing some good things like rebounding and cutting down on our turnovers, but we having trouble scoring and getting to the free throw line."
Jacksonville, which upset Atlantic Sun leader UCF this season, held a 29-25 halftime advantage over the Lady Bisons.
"This was a pretty good trip for us," said Bennett of the victory and the four-overtime loss at Stetson. "We had strong second halves in both games. We had a truly strong second half against Jacksonville. We are more like our old selves."
It was a matter of two big offensive runs for the Lady Bisons. They used a 7-0 run early in the second half to take a 35-33 lead with 16:55 left in the game.
Jacksonville tied the score at 35-35, but the Lady Bisons used a 14-4 run to take the lead for good, holding a 49-39 advantage with a little more than 10 minutes left to play.
Again Jacksonville fought back, pulling to within six points at 52-46 with6:30 left. But the Lady Bisons answered with a 5-0 run to seal the victory.
It was also a matter of two vastly different halves for the Lady Bisons. They made eight of their 14 turnovers in the first half. They shot 26.5 percent in the first half, but rebounded with a 61.5 percent success rate (16-of-26) from the field in the second half, including 75 percent from 3-point range, hitting 6-of-8 attempts in the second half.
'It took us awhile to get adjusted to their zone," Bennett said.
Courtney Boynton led the Lady Bisons in scoring with 14 points. Lindsay Daly added 13. Catie Woods finished with 12 points, hitting 4-of-6 attempts from 3-point range, the only field goals she shot.
'Lindsay Daly had a shot in the first half that helped keep us in the game," Bennett said. "Catie Woods is a very good free throw shooter. It has just been a matter of her getting used to when to shoot."
Katie Beth Pate continues to be a force around the basket with a game-high 12 rebounds. She also added two blocked shots.
This was the fifth straight loss for Jacksonville .
Lipscomb is 11-10 overall, 8-6 in the A-Sun. Jacksonville slipped to 4-17, 1-13 in the conference.


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Tangible Personal Property Tax Data
Taxes Levied by All Governmental Units and Value of Property,
by City, Calendar Year 1988
Tangible personal property taxes levied within cities by all
local governments in Ohio for calendar year 1988 were $691.8
million on a total assessed value of $11.1 billion. Both of
these figures are after deduction of the $10,000 exemption
granted each taxpayer. However, local governments were
reimbursed by the state for the revenue loss caused by the
$10,000 exemption.
School districts levied taxes of $486.2 million on tangible
personal property within cities; counties levied $131.6
million on property within cities; and townships levied $2.8
million within cities. In addition, city governments
themselves levied $71.2 million on tangible personal property
within cities. These figures represent taxes levied for 1988
to be collected in the same year.
The figures in the first five columns represent the taxes
levied by each type of governmental unit on the property
within each city. For example, for the city of Akron, the
figure in the county column ($4,509,747) represents the
tangible personal property taxes levied on property within
Akron's city limits by Summit County. The figures in the
column for delinquent taxes represent total delinquent taxes
as accumulated over all previous years.
The figures shown have been compiled from abstracts filed by
county auditors with the Ohio Department of Taxation, Tax
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UPDATE1: For the admin user the plugin it's not active.
UPDATE2: Added Ip Range feature for ip list.
IP Ban is a security plugin, protects your site accessing from unwanted ip addresses or user agents. You can add ip addresses or user agents creating your own black list.
It also good to protect your site from unwanted crawlers, which uses your resource and bandwidth. Just add an ip address or user agent and things will happened.
After the plugin activation, in the SETTINGS menu you'll see the Simple IP BAN submenu. Here you have 3 textareas:
Add ip address or range here.
Add user agents here.
Define external url . All spammers will be redirected to this url.
- Install IP BAN either via the WordPress.org plugin directory, or by uploading the files to your server
- Aktivujte modul cez položku "Moduly" v menu vo WordPress
- That's it. You're ready to go!
Časté otázky
No FAQ.
- Installation Instructions
- Install IP BAN either via the WordPress.org plugin directory, or by uploading the files to your server
- Aktivujte modul cez položku "Moduly" v menu vo WordPress
- That's it. You're ready to go!
Works. Simple and lightweight plugin.
I previously rated this plugin as 1 star because it locked me out of my own website. It turns out, it was because I was on the wrong Wi-Fi network. Now that I got it to work, I am giving it 5 stars. A simple and lightweight plugin and it is exactly what I was looking for to ban IP addresses.
DON'T USE if you want to log in to your site
Locked me out of my site, I had to FTP in and delete the plugin.
Everything looks fine until you log out then BAM it blocked me.
It may have worked at one time but it doesn't work now.
5 stars
Good work team! It is exactly what i needed and you made a great job with it! Thank you!
Works and is very easy to use
The simple ip ban is purely simple. Very easy to understand. You just type the ip you want to ban and that very ip get banned. No criteria, filters or anything complicated. You just need something like limit-login-attempts-like widget or tool or whatever to find those suspicious ip. Then you type those ip to block them from attempting to login your site again.
does not work
does not work and does not block by IP
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- [Test] WordPress 4.7
- [Fix] Plugin may not ban well on all hosting providers and on wide ranges of IP
(like 126.96.36.199 188.8.131.52), due to the fact that ip2long can return negative values in some cases.
(Reported by Fernando)
- [Test] WordPress 4.4.1
- [Test] WordPress 4.3.2
- [Test] WordPress 4.3.1
- [Test] WordPress 4.3.0
- [Test] WordPress 4.2.1
- Fix: Warning: Missing argument 2 for wp_kses() error message (2 posts) – https://wordpress.org/support/topic/warning-missing-argument-2-for-wp_kses-error-message
- Add CSRF protection and sanitize user input
- [Test] WordPress 4.0.1
- [Test] WordPress 4.0
- [Test] WordPress 3.9.1
- Fix: Notice: Undefined index: submit in ip-ban.php on line 37 – https://wordpress.org/support/topic/notice-undefined-index-submit-in-ip-banphp-on-line-37
- Tested with 3.8.1
- Fix: Too many redirects – https://wordpress.org/support/topic/too-many-redirects-22
- Update for WordPress 3.8
- Update for WordPress 3.5.1
- Add IP Range to the banned IPs list. ex: 220.127.116.11-82.11.22-177
- For Admin user it's not active
- Added checkbox: enable / disable redirection for logged in users ( others than admin )
- Update readme.txt.
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With the addition of Steven K. Nordeen on September 5, 2008, NCSE's Project Steve attained its 900th signatory. A tongue-in-cheek parody of a long-standing creationist tradition of amassing lists of "scientists who doubt evolution" or "scientists who dissent from Darwinism," Project Steve mocks such lists by restricting its signatories to scientists whose first name is Steve (or a cognate, such as Stephanie, Esteban, Istvan, Stefano, or even Tapani -- the Finnish equivalent).
"Eroding Evolution," a new article in the July/August 2008 issue of Church and State, addresses the recently enacted "Science Education Act" in Louisiana, which threatens to open the door for creationism and scientifically unwarranted critiques of evolution to be taught in public school science classes.
"A Teacher on the Front Line as Faith and Science Clash" -- a story on the front page of The New York Times (August 24, 2008) -- examines the creationism/evolution controversy as it plays out in the classroom of David Campbell, a biology teacher in Orange Park, Florida.
NCSE Supporter Francisco Ayala was interviewed about evolution and creationism for the August 2008 issue of HHMI Bulletin (pages 38-39), published by the Howard Hughes Medical Institute. Responding to a question about whether the controversy ended with the decision in Kitzmiller v. Dover,
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Major League veteran Doug Mientkiewicz has been named manager of the Fort Myers Miracle for the 2013 season by the team's parent Minnesota Twins organization.
Mientkiewicz, 38, began is baseball career as a draft pick of the Twins and played two seasons with the Miracle. He made his Major League debut in 1998 with the Twins. Most of his 1,087 games played in the big leagues were with the Twins before moving on to short stints with six other clubs, including the Boston Red Sox, New York Mets, Yankees and LA Dodgers.
"I'm excited to join the Minnesota organization and Fort Myers Miracle coaching staff," Mientkiewicz said in a team release. "I've always considered myself a Twin."
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Doug Mientkiewicz
Mientkiewicz, returns to Fort Myers from the Dodgers organization where he had been the hitting coach for the Ogden Raptors of the Pioneer League in 2012.
"We are looking forward to having Doug's leadership, hustle and passion with the Miracle for 2013," said Miracle general manager Andrew Seymour. "He brought so much energy to Hammond Stadium when he played here."
Mientkiewicz, a career .271 hitter, was drafted by the Twins in the fifth round of the 1995 Major League Baseball Draft and made his Miracle debut that year. Mientkiewicz appeared in 171 games in 1995 and 1996.
"I began my professional baseball career in Fort Myers," said Mientkiewicz, a Gold Glove winner in 2001 as a first baseman. "Now, I'm excited to start my managing career with the Miracle. We are going to hustle on and off the field and bring an exciting brand of baseball to the fans."
Mientkiewicz played high school baseball at Westminster Christian School in Palmetto Bay (Fla.) and three seasons with the Florida State Seminoles before turning pro.
Jim Dwyer, 62, returns for his eighth season as hitting coach with the Miracle and 17th year in the Twins organization.
Ivan Arteaga, 40, joins the Miracle staff as the pitching coach. Arteaga served as pitching coach for Minnesota's Appalachian League (R) affiliate Elizabethton Twins.
Alan Rail, 34, joins the Miracle staff as athletic trainer after spending the past eight seasons with the Beloit Snappers. Rail started his athletic training career in 2004 at Elizabethton.
The Miracle host the Bradenton Marauders to open the 2013 season on April 4 at Hammond Stadium.


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Maison Martin Margiela's New Way To Hang Art
Design that challenges the way we traditionally do things always makes us excited. Like this way of hanging art in an installation by Maison Martin Margiela at the recent 2010 Milan Design Week show. What intrigues us is that swiveling art out like this like this makes a flat painting/print more sculptural, and sort of changes the dimensions of the room. It also gives us some new ideas on what we could cover up behind it.
Spotted recently when catching up on DesignBoom's awesome Milan Design Week 2010 coverage, this temporary installation in a space designed by Belgian fashion house Maison Martin Margiela shows an inventive way of hanging art that really got us thinking. The frames look like they are hung by side hinges, rather than by a hook on the back of the frame.
What has us excited is that hanging art this way would make it possible to do things like hang art over a bookcase and still easily get to books behind it; hang art in a corner; cover a thermostat or fuse box (and still easily use it); or even hide a flat-panel television. We would imagine for a heavy piece you'd need a heavy-duty hinge, and that it may take knowing where the studs are in a room to successfully pull off — but we still love this creative idea. What do you think?


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