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CHARLOTTESVILLE — Mike London told Tom O'Brien to choose the restaurant, always sage when you're on a sales call. True to form, O'Brien picked Napper Tandy's, the Irish pub a short walk from his downtown Raleigh condo.
O'Brien and his wife, Jennifer, listened as London pitched the benefits of O'Brien becoming his associate head football coach at Virginia. The families have known one another for decades — O'Brien recruited Mike's brother, Paul, to Virginia and hired Mike on his Boston College staff — but those ties and the lure of returning to Charlottesville weren't enough.
Not then.
And with good reason. Only 10 days had passed since North Carolina State's Nov. 25 firing of O'Brien as head coach. Thirty-eight years in the business, the last 16 wearing the big whistle, and this was the first time O'Brien had been turfed, told he wasn't good enough.
So he told London no — several times. Wisely, London gave O'Brien the time and space he needed to process the sting of N.C. State, ponder the future and relax at his vacation home in Charleston, S.C.
O'Brien talked his family and to colleagues. He recalled many coaching friends who, after a year away, couldn't wait to get back in.
Between Christmas and New Year's, O'Brien concluded what Jennifer knew all along: Even at 64 and with financial security, he needed to work. He needed to coach.
"When you're used to 38 years, working 24/7, 365 days a year, and you're not doing it, there's a void," O'Brien said Friday as London's four new assistant coaches met media at John Paul Jones Arena.
Many have wondered how O'Brien, the head coach at N.C. State for six seasons and Boston College for 10, will transition back to an assistant's role — his official title is associate head coach for offense and tight ends coach. They wonder if London and/or offensive coordinator Bill Lazor will be concerned that O'Brien is angling for their job.
Those are fair questions, but they are asked by folks who don't know O'Brien, a former Marine who's as unpretentious as you'll find in the ego-driven coaching world.
"I don't want his job," O'Brien said of Lazor. "I don't intend to do his job. I'm here to help him in any way shape or form that he needs. After 38 years, I've learned a few things about this game of football and have a little bit of knowledge that maybe I can impart. I'm not going to stand up and beat on the table. It's his job to do."
O'Brien voiced similar sentiments about London.
"I don't want his job," O'Brien said. "I've had my run and I'm thankful for the opportunity. The more we talked, the more I thought I could be of some value to this staff and this school. …
"I ought be the best assistant there is here. I know what it's like to sit in the chair. I know the decision-making process, everything that goes into being a head coach. … I know the day-to-day-grind. If I can take some of that off of him, it will make us all better coaches."
O'Brien served as an assistant to George Welsh at Virginia from 1982-96 and was invaluable in building the program from scratch. He was 115-80 as a head coach, 8-2 in bowls.
London has been a head coach for five years, two at his alma mater, Richmond, where he won a national championship. His three seasons at Virginia have been mixed, an 8-5 mark in 2011 sandwiched by two 4-8s.
"There's the understanding I am the head football coach of this team," London said. "But there's also the understanding with the experience that you surround yourself with and the people you surround yourself with, that there are opportunities to gain some insight into some things that otherwise you wouldn't have.
"Tom is the associate head coach, the assistant head coach, whatever you want to call it, in terms of helping me and my own development."
There's no understating the family component here. The O'Briens raised their three children in Charlottesville, and Tom said many of the friends he and Jennifer met through Little League, school and church remain in town.
There was also the bait of returning to grass-roots coaching.
"You don't coach," O'Brien said of occupying the corner office. "You're involved in so many other things pulling at you. You're not in the meeting room, you're not on the field.
"You can go coach whoever you want, but it's not that daily, down-in-the-dirt coaching. That's something that I've missed, and this is an opportunity to go do it again."
A disappointing 7-5 exit notwithstanding, O'Brien said he was proud of his 40-35 N.C. State tenure. He cited improved academic performance, four bowl invitations in the last five years, a 5-1 record against North Carolina and upsets of ranked opponents such as Florida State.
"There's a lot of good things we did," O'Brien said. "It's a better program today than when I got there. I don't have any regrets. I don't feel bad. I accomplished a lot.
"Many people in this profession have called and expressed those feelings, and those are the only people that are really important to me because they know what it's like."
O'Brien's first day on the new job was Jan. 3, 31 years and one day after he first began working for the Cavaliers. London and Virginia are lucky to have him back.
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Microsoft will pay Novell USD 348 million up front, but Novell will return USD 200 million of that amount over five years. The specific numbers came in an a filing to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission made by Novell late Tuesday. "The financial commitments Microsoft is making as part of this agreement are significant," company CEO Ron Hovsepian said in a statement. In related news, Microsoft has denied that its patent deal with Novell is in breach of the GPL or will automatically spread Microsoft's patent protection to other Linux distributions.
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RE[5]: Why so hard on Novell?
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RE[6]: Why so hard on Novell?
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the gpl grants you that if the software is distributed, is covered by some patent, it must be licensed for ALL to freely use, or not at all.
I think that is the real confusion here for most people, the patent issue.
As of right now I know of no court case involving patent IP in linux. Its all speculation until a court case takes place.
Novell and MS can make agreements about not suing each other all day long, that has nothing to do with Linux or the GPL until its proven in a court of law that a patent is actually infringed by linux.
Thats my take on the situation anyway
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It went from free to five bucks a pop, but Twilight Concert Series fans came and spread their happiness around downtown Salt Lake City just the same.
Well, not exactly.
Attendance shrank but the number of shows grew from seven to nine. And taxpayers didn't shovel out as much for the series, in essence giving the city more for less.
This summer's expanded lineup cost $1.37 million to stage, according to city documents obtained in an open-records request. The performances brought in $1.27 million, thanks to an estimated $750,000 from the new admission fees.
That left taxpayers on the hook for the $100,000 difference seen as a small investment (the smallest in the past five years) for a cultural tradition that yields a big payoff for downtown.
The seven free concerts in 2011 cost $838,000, according to city documents. That price tag was offset by about $557,000 in grants, sponsorships, vendor fees and beverage sales. The resulting taxpayer tab: $281,000, the largest subsidy since at least 2008.
As a result of the new gate fees, taxpayers put up about $161,000 less this year than 2011, while still getting two more concerts.
This year's Thursday evening Pioneer Park gigs averaged about 17,000 music fans and went as high as 25,000.
During the summer of 2011 before the $5 entrance fees concert crowds regularly swelled beyond 30,000. The average attendance was about 33,000, according to the Salt Lake City Arts Council, which stages the shows.
Arts Council Executive Director Karen Krieger said officials had feared that, without those fees, the series would have been trimmed to five shows this year due to rising costs and budget constraints.
Despite the smaller crowds, Thursday evenings downtown in July and August were hopping as concertgoers and others sought out night life at restaurants, clubs and pubs.
"Third South is so cool on concerts nights," said Amy Coady, of Squatters Pub Brewery. "It reminds you of the Olympics or when a big convention is in town. It's what we envision when we envision a vibrant, active downtown."
Twilight organizer Casey Jarmen, who has championed free shows during the concert series' 25-year run, relented to the $5 fees because the crowds had become so large and, in some cases, so unruly. Or, as he told the The Salt Lake Tribune in May, "It's not a matter of weeding people out … [but] to provide a better concert experience and focus on the music."
From its humble beginnings in 1988 at a grassy amphitheater near the intersection of South Temple and West Temple, the Twilight series spawned a popular following through the 1990s and into this century at Gallivan Plaza.
But by the summer of 2009, the Gallivan shows were overflowing. With renovation work slated at the plaza just off Main Street, the series moved to Pioneer Park in 2010, providing space for even larger crowds and a bigger vibe.
City Councilman Luke Garrott, whose district includes downtown, commended the Arts Council for marshaling private donations, public money and the "nominal" admission charge for a "marvelous public benefit."
Not only does the series support downtown businesses, he said, but it also pumps sales tax dollars into the city.
The bottom line, though, may be about more than money.
It brings a "heartbeat to the city" that can't be measured in dollars, Garrott said. "It's cultural, and it's turning into a traditional thing. It's a huge benefit to the city."
For Kestrel Liedtke and her husband, Jerry, who own and operate The Tin Angel Cafe across 400 South from Pioneer Park, the Twilight concerts hit all the right economic notes.
"We're definitely very busy on concert nights," Liedtke said, adding that the cafe gets even more diners when Twilight bands attract concertgoers over age 30.
"For the community, it's nice to see people out and about in Pioneer Park," she said. "It gives the park a better reputation."
The Twilight series is a "phenomenon that sets Salt Lake City apart from other communities," said Jason Mathis, executive director of the Downtown Alliance. It creates the kind of buzz that lures more businesses and residents to Utah's capital.
"The vibrancy is real and it's important," he said. "It makes you feel like you're living in an area that's dynamic and exciting."
Even for potential competitors, such as music clubs, the Twilight series, while bringing challenges, may be a net positive.
"We definitely have to consider doing events that will allow for a late start time" on Twilight concert nights, explained Will Sartain, proprietor of the Urban Lounge, at 241 S. 500 East. "[But] Twilight affects the city in a positive way. More people attending music and cultural events creates a more vibrant community."
The city has been investing in the Twilight series for 25 years and it's paying off, said David Everitt, chief of staff to Mayor Ralph Becker. It's a prime example of public support for arts and culture boosting private business.
"It's got a real bootstrapping effect," he said.
Everitt credited the $5 admission fees and the Arts Council's work signing up sponsors and vendors with making the series financially sustainable.
"It takes budgetary questions out of the equation," he said. "And that's nice."
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On May 12 concerned parents attended the El Tejon Unified School District Board meeting. One rose to make a three-minute statement. These are her words.
By Susan Bates
My child was an active member of the Associated Student Body during his four years of high school 2004-2008.
Accounting inquiry has revealed information about missing ASB monies. Any parent whose child was a part of ASB can tell you that these problems—missing funds—have been going on for years. I hope this isn't the end of the investigation.
We have a moral obligation to the students—former, current and future—to remedy the past financial discrepancies that we can account for. In other words, we need to pay the students back the money our high school administration took.
Pull the money from the accounts that it should have come from and put it in ASB. Develop a plan for making payments if we don't have all the funds right now.
The students worked hard for that money. We need to teach them that the administration is accountable for their mismanagement, errors and possible wrongdoing.
We need to teach our children that problems don't just go away. We adult role models have to demonstrate integrity and accountability.
Please continue the investigation, so everyone—administration, teachers, students, and parents—will know that these actions will not be tolerated in the El Tejon Unified School District.
This is part of the June 11, 2010 online edition of The Mountain Enterprise.
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Hatch chiles will be sold, while supplies last, for one weekend only at Wegmans in Canandaigua and Pittsford.
The Canandaigua Wegmans will be among other select Wegmans stores in New York, Maryland and Virginia, celebrating the Hatch chile harvest with one-weekend events. The peppers grown in Hatch, New Mexico (the chile capital of the world) are popular in southwestern cooking and harvested just four weeks out of the year, from mid-August to mid-September.
The select Wegmans stores will carry the Hatch peppers for one weekend only with special offerings, according to a release from the Rochester-based company. A roaster specially designed for chile roasting will be near store entrances and the stores will host demonstrations on creative ways to eat Hatch chiles in anything from sushi to cookies or pizza.
Compared to Anaheim chiles, Hatch chiles have thicker walls, which hold up in many recipes and freeze well for year-round use. Varieties have names like Barker's, Big Jim, and Sandia. Roasting makes the skin easier to remove and brings out a nutty, peppery flavor in the chiles.
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Pets, Pets, Pets
This conversation happened several years ago. It's understandable that a druggist would ask such a question, probably more so now. According to a recent Associated Press-Petside.com poll of over 1,100 pet owners, about half of them had given at least one dog/cat a humanlike name.
The poll also showed that about half of all American owners consider their pets as much a part of the family as any other person in the household. Single women (66%) were most likely to feel this way, followed by 52% of single men; 46% of married women; and 43% of married men. No wonder we give our pets human names. They're our furry relatives.
I get the opportunity to christen numerous nameless shelter strays because of the column. Despite Shakespeare's claim in Romeo & Juliet-"that which we call a rose, by any other name would smell as sweet", there are plenty of motives behind showcasing homeless pets with people names. It's a Madison Avenue approach to pet adoptions.
Others are set up as reminders of when the animals needed help. "Clooney" a Lab who had hip surgery left the town shelter on same day as ER's finale, whereas "Jefferson" appeared there on the Fourth of July. "Natale" was a Retriever who had been hit by a car around Christmas, while "Jerry" my kitten with congenital liver disease was found the day the leader of The Grateful Dead died. At times the name denotes where the animal was found. My three-legged cat "Veto" was discovered outside Congressman Lazio's officebut his hit man demeanor denotes TheGodfather, Vito Corleone. Hence, the double entendre.Some have an uncanny resemblance to celebrities like "Lorre" a bug-eyed Pug; "Reynolds" the Giant Schnauzer who could have been a canine stand-in for the star of Deliverance; or aloof "Garbo" an Afghan who preferred to be alone. Somehow she was able to vaporize under the seat of my car while I drove her out of the shelter. I thought I had lost her.
There are times when certain pets must enter rescue's Witness Protection Program. In 1992 when I adopted an Afghan from Oyster Bay Shelter, we knew that someone was importing Afghans from Russia (or Poland) and dumping them. This majestic black Hound was found running on Southern State wearing a dirty bandanna that said "Cochise". Actually it was a great name, but I wanted the dog to have a new identity. At first he was going to be "Maurice" for the Barry Corbin character on the TV's Northern Exposure. Instead we decided on "Alan" because it was so atypical. "Alan" turned out to be a perfect choice because on his therapy dog visits, many nursing home residents would remark that their husband or brother had been named "Alan" too. (Keep this under your hat; "Clooney" the Lab above was a Witness Protection dog too.)
Finally, needy pets deserve a dash of panache. For example, literary names give down and out dogs class. My Toy Spaniel from an SPCA seizure is "Charlotte" in honor of Charlotte's Web; my "Edgar Afghan Poe" taken from a New Mexico hoarder with 67 Afghans and 25 parrots began by living on the dark side. Sorry, just one more Afghan story. The last Afghan to surface at Babylon Shelter showed up about a dozen years ago. I bailed him out on Good Friday and was annoyed that I hadn't thought to name him "Barabbas". Instead I called him "Raoul" because it sounded flamboyant. Ultimately Afghan Rescue placed him with a lady who had owned another Afghan named "Raoul". What's the chance of that?
For Adoption at Babylon Town Shelter (643-9270) Lamar St. W. Babylon: Our poster dogs have been named for their athletic talents. "Munson" a young Husky /Shepherd in Cage 13 can catch a ball on a fly.In May "Phelps" the Retriever mix in Cage 5 swam the Babylon canal to Mayhew Ave. but no one claimed or adopted him. He has a lump on his leg that has biopsied as benign. If you inquire about "Phelps" and he is no longer available, please check the Last Hope website because we are trying to make arrangements to foster him. Male: "Buddy" a handsome Airedale mix 11 mon. pup Cage 2; "Bernie" older Shepherd mix Cage 8; "Sugar Daddy"- gray kitten; chubby Beagle Cage 21. Female: "Sake"- gorgeous Siamese tortie mix C-2; "Lucy" solid white cat: "Hallie"-friendly Pit Cage 38.
Upcoming Last Hope Events (www.lasthopeanimalrescue.org):
* Cat/Kitten Adoption Day at Petco Syosset-Sun. Aug. 16 from 10 am to 5 pm. Call 516-297-5556.
* "Bella Notte" Lady & the Tramp style dinner at Sergio's' Restaurant-Massapequa- Thurs. Sept. 3 from 6 to 9 pm. Tickets $45 in advance. Call 631-661-6164. * Golf Outing at Bergen Point Golf Course W. Babylon- Wed. Sept. 23- Tee off 10 am. Fees: $175 per golfer; $600 per foursome; $40 per person sit down dinner only. Call 631-839-6643.


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Outstanding Achievements Celebrated at FASTSIGNS Annual Convention
Wednesday, February 19, 2014
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CARROLLTON, Texas - FASTSIGNS International, Inc., franchisor of more than 550 locations worldwide, recently held its annual convention in Anaheim, Calif. This year, a record-breaking 79 FASTSIGNS centers were recognized for exceeding $1 million in annual sales, including 71 locations in the U.S., four in Canada, three in Australia and one in the United Kingdom.
"Our annual convention is always an exciting time to celebrate the FASTSIGNS network's accomplishments. We also use this time together to share best practices and learn from each other," said Catherine Monson, CEO of FASTSIGNS International, Inc. "This year, we had record attendance including 15 franchisees who opened within the last year, and four co-brand owners who recently opened a FASTSIGNS location within their existing print business."
Held at the Disneyland Hotel, over 475 franchise owners and employees from 5 countries attended the 2014 FASTSIGNS Convention. During the three days, there were more than 25 educational sessions and peer roundtables. Notable speakers included business leader Steve LeFever, sales productivity expert John Boyens, digital signage expert Lyle Bunn and award-winning author Neal Petersen.
During the awards dinner, more than 140 franchisees were recognized for outstanding performance and special accomplishments. For the first time, the highest volume FASTSIGNS center exceeded the $7 million threshold in annual sales.
This year's FASTSIGNS Award, which recognizes the owner who best represents the FASTSIGNS name both in the business community and within the FASTSIGNS network, was awarded to Laurie Sigillito from Durango, Colo.
Presented by Wide-Format Imaging magazine's editor Denise Gustavson, FASTSIGNS Project of the Year was awarded to Susan and Sam Cilone of FASTSIGNS of Louisville for the signs and graphics they provided Southern Baptist Theological Seminary.
The annual FASTSIGNS vendor show, which took place for two days during the convention, featured 130 different exhibitors showcasing a variety of innovative imaging technologies, products and services. Special thanks to the 2014 FASTSIGNS Convention sponsors including Diamond Sponsors Grimco and N.Glantz & Son; Platinum Sponsor Epson; Gold Sponsors 3M, FELLERS, Abex, Esko, Georgia Printco, HP and Fujifilm; and Silver Sponsors RMG Networks and Frameless USA.
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Teenager Michael Piggin, who kept a stash of weapons in his home but denied he was planning a repeat of the Columbine school massacre, has been detained under the Mental Health Act.
Piggin, 18, admitted possessing petrol bombs and component parts of pipe bombs for use as explosive devices.
He also pleaded guilty to possessing the component parts for improvised explosive devices (IEDs).
Police discovered a hoard of petrol bombs and air rifles when they were called to investigate a public order offence from six days earlier at his home in Beaumont Road, Loughborough, in February last year.
Piggin, who has Asperger's syndrome, denied he was going to attack his old school in a re-run of the Columbine massacre.
In sentencing at the Old Bailey, Recorder of London Brian Barker QC told Piggin that he should be held "under the Mental Health Act, which will provide you with appropriate treatment for as long as is deemed necessary".
The judge said: "Cases of this type are fortunately rare but of great concern to the public and normally would attract long sentences.
"Given your personal condition, this is not a case of a determinate sentence. It is clear from reports that you need treatment."
The judge said the potential danger to the public was "uppermost" in his mind.
After two trials, jurors could not agree and were discharged from returning verdicts on two charges under the Terrorism Act to which Piggin had pleaded not guilty.
Following the retrial, Piggin was told the Crown would not be seeking a further prosecution.
The Columbine High School massacre of 1999 was one of America's worst mass shootings. Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold murdered 12 students and a teacher at the school in Colorado before both committing suicide.
Officers who unearthed a cache of weapons when they searched Piggin's bedroom also found material to do with military matters and the Third Reich.
The judge told Piggin: "Numerous entries in your notebook and on Facebook plus internet searches all indicate a fascination with guns and the perpetrators of the Columbine massacre."
He also noted that talks with people who knew him had painted " a picture of friction, difficulties, intransigent views and outright racism".
Piggin had previously pleaded not guilty to two charges under the Terrorism Act.
He denied possessing items for the purpose, preparation and instigation of an act of terrorism and possessing a document or record containing information likely to be useful for a person committing or preparing an act of terrorism.
He has faced two trials, but both juries was discharged after failing to reach a verdict on the terror charges.
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Converse golf finished tied for second at Tuesday's Tusculum Fall Classic at Link Hills Country Club in Greeneville, Tenn. The Valkyries (307-313—620) trailed only UNC Pembroke (301-30—607).
Converse's Marley Felthousen tied for fifth with an 8-over 73-79—152 (with her opener matching the second-lowest round of the event) while teammate Alex Bruce tied for seventh at 75-78—153. Ansley Vaughan cut her opening 85 by 10 shots in round 2, including a hole-in-one at No.3, en route to tying teammate Miranda Jaurez (79-81) for 24th. Logan Christensen (80-82—162) tied for 30th.
Limestone: Junior forward Jorge Mackenna finished with a goal and an assist and junior keeper Kyle Karagitz recorded his first shutout of the season as the men's soccer team (4-1, 1-0) blanked Pfeiffer University (2-4-1, 0-2) by a final of 3-0 on Wednesday.
... The women's golf team is ranked 10th in the GolfStat National Rankings for NCAA Division II.
... The women's soccer team (3-3-1, 1-1) fell to conference rival Pfeiffer University (4-3, 2-0) by a final of 2-1 with 33 seconds left in double overtime.
... The women's volleyball team (4-6, 2-0 CC) held off a late rally to knock off North Greenville (1-11, 0-3 CC) 3-2. The Saints won by scores of 25-18, 25-22, 18-25, 17-25 and 15-12.
South Carolina: The SEC announced its 2013 television schedule with the women's basketball team playing on the ESPN family of networks four times (two ESPN2, two ESPNU) in addition to two games on SportSouth and one on SEC TV.
... The women's golf team is ranked 24th in the latest Golf World/NGCA Division I College Women's Coaches' Poll.
... Head men's basketball coach Frank Martin announced that longtime assistant coach and recruiting coordinator Matt Figger has been promoted to associate head coach for the program.
SMC: The men's tennis team defeated Emmanuel College on Tuesday afternoon 6-3. The men were led by Zack Dye, who defeated Pasha Zinchenko 6-1, 6-1 at the No. 1 singles position.
Clemson: Head coach Jack Leggett announced the addition of former Tiger right-hander Stephen Faris to the coaching staff as the volunteer assistant.
Area briefs: Converse golf ties for second at Fall Classic
Converse golf finished tied for second at Tuesday's Tusculum Fall Classic at Link Hills Country Club in Greeneville, Tenn. The Valkyries (307-313—620) trailed only UNC Pembroke (301-30—607).


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Event: B-town celebs like John Abraham, Abhishek Bachchan, director Shoojit Sircar, Ayushmann Khurrana, Nargis Fakhri, Neha Sharma, Uday Chopra and others were snapped at the special screening of MADRAS CAFE.
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Bollywood producers-directors Vidhu Vinod Chopra, Krishan Kumar, Ravi Bahl, Divya Khosla Kumar, Sajid Nadiadwala, Wardha Nadiadwala celebrate diwali with Bhushan Kumar
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SEOUL, South Korea — North Korea has increased activity at its main underground nuclear test site, digging new tunnel entrances in what could be preparations for another nuclear test, a Washington-based research institute reported Thursday. The U.S.-Korea Institute at Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies, which based its conclusion on analysis of commercial satellite images of the site in Punggye-ri in northeastern North Korea, said there was no sign that a test was imminent.
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I was married on 3rd Feb 2013 with a colleague from my office though we never met as I was onsite since she joined my company. It was an arrange+love marriage ( I fell in love with her after we got engaged). Since my engagement to her, i started conversing with her and always felt that her perspective towards life was "too good to be true". I tried to tell her this many times but she kept sticking to bookish ideals like being a homely girl, respecting parents etc. We married within 2 months of knowing each other period as we both stayed in same city and both were staying alone. I have stayed alone in same city for last 8 years and thought that finally will get someone to share my feelings with ( I am an introvert person with few friends). Our marriage took place in my hometown and we came back to our working city with in a week of our marriage.
As both of us were in jobs and could not manage lots of leaves, we had to skip our honey moon (which she made a big issue but i managed the situation). We could not get to spend much time together because:
1) Both were in job
2) I have touring job and had to go onsite on regular basis
3) Both are two opposite poles, what i like she does not and what she does, i cant
With in two months of our marriage she got pregnant, though we had sex for not more than 5 times ( that too on higher side). She has always been very reluctant towards my sexual advances and keep reminding me of honey moon incident. She had a lot of health hazards after getting pregnant and I had to make her leave her job as I could not see her in such a condition. I earn well and literally do not need a helping hand to run things and I am thankful to god for that.
In June 2013, I had to go to onsite for a month and she preferred to stay at her parents house rather mine and I did not make any issue of it. While, I was onsite, she had a change in mind and went to home town to stay with my parents but took this decision when 1 week was left in my return. Any how, I overlooked all this and brought her back to my working location and started staying there with her. For the first time after almost 5 months, I started feeling that my in laws had a lot of intervention in our married life. In fact, they tried their level best to abort our first child to which me and my parents resisted successfully. After staying with me for a month, she went to her parents house in "Savan" and never came back since then.
While she was at her parents house, me and my wife had a spat on what car to be purchased but this time again her mother intervened and called my parents to tell them that our marriage is over. My parents got very furious as I never let any thing bad to reach them but after this incident, I had to tell them the truth that my married life was nothing but a mere social drama, there was no love in it at all. My parents went to bring my wife back but her parents did not let her come stating that she was very depressed because of all this ( there was literally not that big of an incident).
I tried to converse with her but she just talks like ladies, always taunting on me, always making me realize my shortcomings etc. I am a confident man and generally over look her such behavior but she touched my limits when she misbehaved with my mother over phone a big time. She even called my father and told him all bad things.
On 9th Dec 2013, she gave a birth to little princess. Her parents did not inform my parents about it and simply texted about this ( i was expecting a call) but never mind I went there to hold my first child in my arms. But, nothing changed in all this time ( 5 months of separation), my wife and in laws were behaving just the way they always behaved with me.
I married thinking that finally I would have someone else's voice in my house to hear but i failed. I still listen to silence which was there for 8 years and in fact it has darken.
I need help to understand:
1) What to do when my wife has informed everyone that she is not a homely girl and wants to work and be independent? ( My take - Very good do it but now u r married and have me and baby to look after)
2) She has told every personal thing of mine to everyone. ( My take - broken my trust in real bad way, will be very difficult to come on same terms again).
3) Accused me of being miser and informed everyone that she is the one who has been running house for so many months, what ever time we stayed together. ( My take - A big fat lie, I have bank statements to compare)
4) She does not respect my parents and does not ( literally) understand that her parents should not intervene in our affairs very much. ( My take - We both are 28 years old and cannot expect her to be guided just by her parents thoughts).
---------------------- What should I do for my little princess who is away from me and to let her know that her father misses her very much -----------------------------


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Review: Lerskaa Vodka
Posted by Arctic Wolf on October 18, 2011
Lerskaa Vodka is produced in Belize, the northernmost mainland country of Central America. A former British Colony, Belize lies just south of Mexico with the Caribbean Sea to the east and Guatemala to the west and south. The Vodka is a product of Traveller's Liquors Limited who have been involved in the production of 1 Barrel Rum in Belize since the early 1960s.
Lerskaa Vodka is distilled to over 190 proof, and interestingly, it is a sugar cane based spirit rather than a grain vodka. In my tasting sessions my guests and I each noticed a light caramel aroma and flavour associated with the spirit.
Here is an excerpt from my review:
"…This was the very first cane Vodka my group had ever tasted, and in order to keep everything unbiased, I conducted the session in a blind format … As the first sip sat on my tongue, I could taste that the vodka had a very lightly sweet caramel/syrup taste. There was also some noticeable spiciness of lime citrus…"
Here is a link to the full review:
Review: Lerskaa Vodka
As well I have included a popular Vodka Cocktail called Blue Hawaii.
Please enjoy the cocktail and the review!
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1XV v Cwmbran (Home) 25 Jan 2014
5-0 Win
A Close Fought Match
After Christmas and weather enforced weeks of match inactivity, compounded with Cwmbran winning convincingly earlier in the season, it was with some trepidation that spectators tripped to the Sports Ground last Saturday through puddles galore to see the return match.
A missed penalty in the gusty conditions inside the first minute did little to calm Monmouth nerves as displayed in the next attacking move which broke down because of a poorly directed pass.
Monmouth continued to pressurise down the slope through their forwards but a further chance went begging as a grubber kick went dead and then a wild pass took away another scoring chance. With the fierce wind it was as well centre Rose covered back to recover the long kick out of defence by Cwmbran.
If the pitch was greasy and handling difficult, risk of hypothermia grew as the most appalling squall sent the touchline supporters running for cover whilst the players had to pretend they were concentrating on the game rather than their personal welfare.
Play remained erratic for a while as a result but Monmouth got near through some good driving play by prop Luke Hunter and then No.8 Mike Griffiths, but cutting back inside led to a ruck and a turnover rather than perhaps with hindsight the more rewarding option of using the two supporting players to target the right flank.
Just as quickly Monmouth were back under pressure from high swirling kicks ahead by the visitors, relieved, not for the first time by a correspondingly high kick ahead from scrum-half Price for right wing Morgan to chase. The resulting touch brought the whistle for the break leaving Monmouth reflecting how many opportunities had been missed by both sides in the rather haphazard play of the first half.
No doubt they were also wondering how they were going to do playing up the slope but words from their coaches urging better control of passes and greater support for one another will have provided some reassurance.
Almost immediately from the start a ball lost in a collision was booted 55 yards downfield but in return Monmouth regained virtually the same amount from hacking the ball back again but they missed the penalty they had won for holding on.
Five minutes of to and fro attrition led to another penalty for Monmouth but just 8 yards out the move faltered with a knock-on.
The momentarily bright sky may have been an omen at this stage because Morgan in a chase of yet another kick ahead seemed to be barged out of his scoring attempt, but he kept his balance to pick up and score what was eventually to be the only score of the game after 64 minutes of stirring stalemate. The conversion went close but allowing for the wind across the posts did not work as it flew straight and true past the right upright.
The sun peeped out and the scheduled Monmouth touch-judge made a late, surprise appearance. The charitable amongst those dripping wet on that touch-line assumed a delay in traffic but some linked it to the sudden absence of any rain at that particular moment.
Players were now looking tired and relying on kicking even more while spectators were distracted by an overhanging rainbow, when centre Lane was clean away only to be called back for being offside. As if to test the referee who had a murderous task in the mud and errors which he managed well, Lane made exactly the same break just two minutes later with the same disappointing result.
Monmouth were now on song going into the lengthy injury time with full back Layne making many yards as he can, followed by a series of rucks which brought Monmouth to the edge of the goal-line in the left corner. But Cwmbran defended as if their very lives depended upon it, holding out for a losing bonus point despite the loss of a player to the sin-bin for slowing down the ball in the final sequence of rucks.
But Monmouth had done themselves a power of good with several newcomers replacing those still on holiday and this must give them the confidence they have been lacking prior to the turn of the year. But then the League will again be disrupted for the 6 Nations games, won't it?
Tries: G.Morgan
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The New Glasgow woman rolled up the rim of her Monday morning tea to reveal that she had won a car.
"It was just kind of surreal," she said.
Everything lined up perfectly for Bonvie.
Before heading to work for the Victorian Order of Nurses, Bonvie stopped at the Tim Hortons location at the Esso gas station in Blue Acres around 10:20 a.m.
Although the East River Road location is closer to her job, she chose the one in Blue Acres simply because it allowed her to make fewer left turns.
There was a big lineup when she got there, and she thought about leaving.
"It was 10:17. I was thinking, 'I don't want to be late.' Maybe I should go somewhere else."
However, a red car came in behind her, locking her in place.
She ordered her medium tea, and took it to her meeting.
Bonvie checked after her meeting was over, rolling up the first rim and winning the chance to play again.
As she started to roll up the second rim, she saw the word "win," and got a little excited.
When she saw the word "Corolla," she didn't know what to think. She didn't believe it at first.
She passed it around to other nurses at work, asking, "Does this mean I won?"
Her colleagues started jumping up and down, screaming.
After it finally started to sink in, she took a photo of the cup and made some calls to family.
She also called Tim Hortons and got that process moving.
Bonvie has to fill out preliminary paperwork and send her cup tab to the company to prove her win.
It could take up to eight weeks.
"I imagine it'll feel real when I have the car in my possession."
The funny thing is, she said, she had joked about winning the car on Sunday.
"I didn't win today, but I'll win the car tomorrow," she said to a friend after buying a cup.
The trip had been part of her ordinary routine.
"I go for Tim Hortons a couple of times a day," she said.
She always buys teas during Roll Up The Rim, and has won a few free beverages, and snacks.
"It never entered my mind," she said about the possibility of winning the car.
It was the talk of the office for the rest of the afternoon, as well as Tuesday morning.
She had some people approach her while she was out for lunch at the Dine & Dash Diner in Trenton, recognizing her face after word had gotten out.
So far, she plans to keep the car.
"It never hurts to have a second car," she said.


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100% whole wheat rolls
This time I decided to try out 100% whole wheat rolls, and added more butter + honey + milk than my previous white rolls. The home-milled whole-wheat is pretty thirsty, so I increased hydration. I estimated this around 78% hydration. The dough was a little bit sticky, but easily manageable. Overall, I am happy with the outcome, these are quite tasty w.w. sweet rolls. :-)
Yields about 1200 grams of dough.
Milk poolish:
222g ww flour
308g milk
0.4g instant yeast
All Poolish
452g ww flour
135g eggs
101g butter
101g unfiltered honey
67g whole cane sugar
88g milk
30g instant yeast
13g salt
1) Make the poolish, ferment until ripe.
2) Cream the butter + sugar
3) Mix everything except for salt+yeast, let rest/autolyse for 30 mins.
4) Add salt+yeast, mix in thoroughly, then develop to near-full gluten development.
5) Bulk ferment 1 - 1.5 hrs
6) Shape, final ferment of 1 - 1.5 hrs
7) Brush with standard eggwash (water+egg), bake at 350F for 30-40 mins.
Started with the hard red spring wheat berries..
Milled it on the finest setting..
The ripened poolish:
Get all the goodies ready!
The dough after mixing/development:
A diversion..
Spring has arrived in my corner of the world, and while it's been raining a lot lately, today the sun peeked out for a couple hours this afternoon. While the dough was fermenting, I checked out some of the new sprouts in the backyard.
After the ferment, I shaped the rolls, and had some leftover for a small loaf:
Here are the happy rolls, ready to bake!
The result. Yum!
Tears off easily..
Happy baking!
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The typical Bengali fare contains range of items from simpler vegetables to richer/heavier items like sweets. How many of us can resist at the site of Rosogolla, Shondesh, Rasmalai, ChomChom, Kalakand, Mishti Doi....etc etc.. Traditionally Bengali food is served on banana/plantain leaf or on plates made with 'sal' leaves. Meals are usually served course by course..starting from lighter vegetables to richer sweets. Rice and Fish dishes are generally eaten with chutneys, vegetables, dal and fish. There is less space for flat bread/roti/chapathi and other kinds of meat. Panchphoran (Mixture of 5 spices) is generally used to tamper vegetables which gives their dishes a unique flavor.
If you love eating rice and its varieties Bengali cuisine and South Indian cuisine are two interesting areas to explore.Our blogger s in Singapore and other non-blogger s of the woman's club participated enthusiastically. International blogger s have shown an equal share of enthusiasm. Thanks to all of you for making this event a success. Below are the entries which I received and I am blogging them in the order I received them :
Mishti Doi from Non-Blogger Hemali :
1 litre full cream milk
1 1/2 cups sugar
2-3 tbsp. water
3/4 tbsp. fresh curds
1 litre full cream milk
1 1/2 cups sugar
2-3 tbsp. water
3/4 tbsp. fresh curds
1.Put the milk to boil with 1 cup sugar
2.Bring to boil and further boil for 7-8 minutes.
3.Meanwhile put remaining sugar in a heavy saucepan.
4.Heat on high stirring continuously, till brown like caramel.
5.Add water and stir well till boil is resumed.
6.Add to the boiling milk and stir well.
7.Boil for a further 5-7 minutes.
8.Cool till warm. Add curds and stir.
9.Either pour into individual cups or a single vessel.
10.Cover with lids or lid.
11.Keep in a warm, dark, dry place (eg. a kitchen cupboard) till set.
Making time: 20 minutes (excluding cooling and setting time)
Priya of Easy N Tasty Recipes has sent us Dahi Murgh, Dum Aloo, Sandesh and Moongdal Tadka
Cham of Spice Club has sent us Kalakand. Give it a try I give 2 thumbs up as I have successfully made them twice!
EC of Simple Indian Food has sent us Bengali Kichuri ...
Our dear Sowmya of Creative Saga has sent us Bhappa Doi to celebrate Bengali food fare..
Indrani of Appyayan treated us with authentic recipes.Indrani is a Bengali from Kokata and She has sent us Cholar Begun Diye, Pui Saager Dalna, Chingri Mach Bhape (Steamed Shrimp in Mustard Sauce)
Sweatha of Tasty Curry Leaf treated us with a Vegetarian Platter of Bengali Kichuri, SubjBhaja and Doi Baingan.
Priti of Indian Khana has sent us Bandkopir Bhaja.
Our dear friend Priyanka has fondly sent us a Special episode on Bengali dishes which lists down Non-Veg Thali, Veg Bengali Thali, Varieties of Sandesh, Fish Head Curry, Narkol Bath etc., Visit her page to read the full post .
Vegetarian Bengali Thali
Sandesh Fare..
Few more varities...
Non-Veg Thali
Fish Head Curry and Naan..
Are they not interesting and drool worthy..? Priyanka says she was inspired by me I must say enthusiasm bug bit me after I met her :) so..she is a all-in-one package (energy, enthusiasm, love for food, adventurous) She has all that a foodie must have! Thanks Priyanka and we will miss you :-( ..
Moving on we have another authentic recipe from a Bengali lady Sudeshna.. She has fondly sent us Chingrir Malaikari which is made of Prawns.. You must visit her if you are a Prawn or Shrimp lover to have this delicately flavored dish on your plate :)
Last but not least are my experiments with Bengali Cuisine which received a warm welcome at home, so presenting Potatoes with Panchphoran, Bengali style Massoor Dal and Kalakand from Cooking Station and Taste of Mysore.
another plate which was made on popular demand.. from TOM
With this sweet treat of Kalakand let me invite you all to take a culinary train to Andhra Pradesh with Haripriya Reddy of Indian Hut.


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Robber holds up Dunkin' Donuts at knifepoint
Robbery happens Thursday night in Bedford
Robber holds up Dunkin' Donuts at knifepoint
Robbery happens Thursday night in Bedford
Bedford police are searching for the armed robber who held up a Dunkin' Donuts at knifepoint Thursday night.
Police said at about 9:11 p.m., a man walked into the back of the Dunkin' Donuts at 209 Route 101 and demanded money from the employees. The robber threatened to harm any employee who did not cooperate. The employees turned over an undetermined amount of cash and the robber fled out the back door, police said. No one was injured.
Bedford police described the robber at a white man, wearing a dark hooded sweatshirt and blue bandanna covering his face. They said a silver or gray Dodge sedan was seen leaving the area at the time of the robbery.
Anyone with information is asked to contact the Bedford Police Department at 472-5113.


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Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH)
What is benign prostatic hyperplasia?
Benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) is also called benign prostatic hypertrophy. It's when the prostate gland becomes very large and may cause problems passing urine. BPH is not cancer, and is a common part of aging.
The prostate gland is found only in males. It's located in front of the rectum and below the bladder. It wraps around the urethra, the tube that carries urine out of the body. The prostate's job is to make some of the fluid that protects and nourishes sperm cells in semen. This makes the semen more liquid.
BPH can raise PSA (prostate-specific antigen) levels. PSA is made by the prostate and can be measured with a blood test. An increased PSA level does not mean you have cancer, but the higher the PSA level, the higher the chance of having cancer.
Some of the symptoms of BPH and prostate cancer are the same, but BPH is not cancer and does not develop into prostate cancer.
What causes BPH?
The cause of BPH is not known. The prostate goes through 2 main periods of growth. In early puberty, it doubles in size. Then, around age 25, the prostate starts to grow again and continues to grow throughout most of a man's life.
The continuing growth of the prostate may not cause problems until much later in life, when the second period of growth may result in BPH. It is a common problem for men starting in their 60s, and it is more likely for men in their 70s and 80s to have some symptoms of BPH.
What are the symptoms of BPH?
As the prostate grows, it presses against the urethra, the tube that carries urine out of the body. This interferes with urination. At the same time, the bladder wall becomes thicker and irritated, and begins to contract, even when it contains only small amounts of urine. This can cause more frequent urination. These changes cause the bladder muscle to weaken. It may not empty fully and leave some urine behind. This leads to symptoms.
The following are the most common symptoms of BPH:
- Leaking or dribbling of urine
- Trouble starting urine stream
- More frequent urination, especially at night
- Urgency to urinate
- Holding urine (cannot pass urine)
- An interrupted, weak stream of urine
These problems may lead to one or more of the following if BPH is not treated:
- Loss of urine control
- Kidney damage
- Blood in the urine
- Bladder damage
- Urinary tract infections
- Bladder stones
- Inability to pass urine at all
The symptoms of BPH may look like other conditions or medical problems. Always talk with a healthcare provider for a diagnosis.
How is BPH diagnosed?
Diagnosing benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) in its earlier stages can lower the risk of complications. Your healthcare provider will review your medical history and do a physical exam. Other tests may include:
- Urine tests. To check for infection.
- Digital rectal exam. A procedure in which the healthcare provider puts a gloved finger into the rectum to feel the part of the prostate next to the rectum.
- Ultrasound (also called sonography).An imaging test that uses high-frequency sound waves to create images of the prostate and nearby organs on a computer screen.
- Cystoscopy. A thin flexible tube and viewing device is put into the penis and through the urethra to examine the bladder and urinary tract for structure changes or blockages.
- Urine flow study. A test in which the man urinates into a device that measures how quickly the urine is flowing. Reduced flow may suggest BPH.
- Post void residual. A test like an ultrasound that measures that amount of urine in the bladder after urination.
How is BPH treated?
With time, BPH symptoms usually need some kind of treatment. When the prostate is just mildly enlarged, treatment may not be needed. In fact, research has shown that, in some mild cases, some of the symptoms of BPH get better without treatment. The need to start treatment will be decided by your healthcare provider after careful evaluation of your symptoms. Regular check-ups are important, and they're needed to watch for developing problems.
Treatment for BPH may include:
To remove only the enlarged tissue that is pressing against the urethra (the tube that carries urine out of the body), with the rest of the inside prostate left intact. Types of surgery often include:
- Transurethral surgery. No outside incision (cut) is needed. The surgeon reaches the prostate by putting an instrument through the urethra.
- Transurethral resection of the prostate (TURP). A resectoscope—a thin, narrow tube is put into the urethra through the penis. The surgeon uses tools through the resectoscope to remove the prostate tissue blocking the urethra one piece at a time. The pieces of tissue are carried into the bladder and flushed out at the end of the operation.
- Transurethral incision of the prostate. A procedure that widens the urethra by making small cuts in the bladder neck, where the urethra joins the bladder, and in the prostate gland itself.
- Laser surgery. Using laser instruments to cut away the prostate tissue blocking the urethra. The laser fiber is passed through the urethra to the prostate.
- Open surgery. Surgery that requires an incision (cut) in the skin; often done when the gland is very big, when there are complicating factors, or when the bladder has been damaged and needs to be repaired.
Nonsurgical treatments
These may include:
- Transurethral microwave thermotherapy (TUMT). Microwaves are used to heat and destroy prostate tissue to reduce urinary frequency and urgency. A thin flexible tube is put into the urethra to get the microwaves to the right parts of the prostate.
- Medicines. To shrink or at least stop the growth of the prostate without using surgery, or to make the muscles around the urethra looser so urine flows more easily.
- Water-induced thermotherapy. Heated water is sent through a soft flexible tube into the urethra to heat and destroy prostate tissue.
- Prostatic stents. Stents are narrow tubes put through the urethra into the narrowed area where they are allowed to expand, like a spring, to push back the prostate tissue and widen the urethra. Stents may be used when other treatments have not worked.
What are the complications BPHDelay in treatment can cause permanent bladder damage that cannot be treated.
Living with BPH
Management of BPH may include:
- Lifestyle factors. Limit fluids in the evening, empty your bladder before going to bed, and don't take diuretics (water pills) that are active at night. Not smoking can also help ease BPH symptoms.
- Dietary factors. Avoid or decrease alcohol, coffee, and other fluids. This is especially important after dinner. A higher risk for BPH has been linked to a diet high in zinc, butter, and margarine. Men who eat lots of fruits are thought to have a lower risk for BPH.
- Avoiding medicines that worsen symptoms. Decongestants and antihistamines can slow urine flow in some men with BPH. Some antidepressants and diuretics can also worsen symptoms. Talk with your healthcare provider if you are taking any of these medicines.
- Kegel exercises. Repeated tightening and releasing the pelvic muscles is called Kegel exercises. These can help prevent leaking urine. Practice these exercises while urinating to train the specific muscle. To do Kegels, contract the muscle until the flow of urine decreases or stops and then release the muscle.
Key points about BPH
- BPH is when the prostate gland becomes very large and may cause problems passing urine.
- The cause of BPH is not known. Growth of the prostate may not cause problems until much later in life.
- As the prostate enlarges, it presses on the urethra. This causes symptoms such as changes in urination.
- BPH may not need treatment. If needed, treatment includes medicines, and various procedures and surgeries used to remove the part of the prostate that's pressing on the urethra.
- Management of benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) may include lifestyle changes.
Next stepsTips to help you get the most from a visit to your healthcare provider:
- Know the reason for your visit and what you want to happen.
- Before your visit, write down questions you want answered.
- Bring someone with you to help you ask questions and remember what your provider tells you.
- At the visit, write down the name of a new diagnosis, and any new medicines, treatments, or tests. Also write down any new instructions your provider gives you.
- Know why a new medicine or treatment is prescribed, and how it will help you. Also know what the side effects are.
- Ask if your condition can be treated in other ways.
- Know why a test or procedure is recommended and what the results could mean.
- Know what to expect if you do not take the medicine or have the test or procedure.
- If you have a follow-up appointment, write down the date, time, and purpose for that visit.
- Know how you can contact your provider if you have questions.
Cedars-Sinai has a range of comprehensive treatment options.


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Learning Reproduction in Farm Animals
Gross diagram of gland (pig & horse)
Mammary Gland
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Kids Science Series - Moon
Kids Science Series - Moon
Title: Kids Science Series - Moon
Director: Bibliotheca Alexandrina Studio
Produced by: Bibliotheca Alexandrina Studio
Running Time: 3:23 Minutes
Country: Egypt
Year: 2017
Age Guideline:
Primary School (9-11)
Category: Family Edutainment
Screened In: Laos, Myanmar, Gulf, Sudan, Egypt, Jordan, Palestine, Sri Lanka, India
The "Kids Science Series", a children's science series, encourages children to approach scientific topics playfully and curiously. The fun of learning is very important: each episode is filled with games, experiments and references to other websites. In doing so, the series does not address the subject of science in a dry manner, but also conveys complex relationships very easily and in a way that the viewers are encouraged to deal with the topics themselves. The children should discover, ask questions, be open and learn from their own interest and not because they have to do it for an exam.


text: Saudi Arabia consults on proposed cloud computing regulation and licenses Share this 24 AUG 2016 By: Paul Allen Eamon Holley Saudi Arabia's ICT regulator, the Communications and Information Technology Commission (CITC), has published a public consultation document on a proposed cloud computing regulation and license regime in the KSA. The consultation aligns with CITC's goal to create a favourable environment to foster the provision and development of cloud computing services in the KSA. It forms part of a wider project being undertaken by CITC to review the existing regulations affecting computing and the need for any cloud-specific provisions. Whilst cloud computing is not new, its regulation in the GCC is, pardon the pun, a bit "clouded". There is little to no published guidance from regulators in the region around cloud computing issues, for example whether a license is required to provide the service, or issues relating to data protection and cross border data transfer. Instead, cloud service providers and cloud service users have to navigate a maze of different legislation including telecommunications regulations and often the criminal or penal codes that might govern privacy of persons' secrets. CITC's consultation is therefore a step in the right direction, promising a new wave of definitive regulation for the digital economy within the GCC region. CITC proposes a three-category licensing scheme for Cloud Service Providers (CSPs): A "Cloud Infrastructure and Services License" (CISL). These licenses will cover CSPs with datacentres or other key cloud infrastructure in Saudi Arabia, and those processing or storing sensitive user content (i.e. 'Level 3' user content, as defined in Article 3.3 of the draft regulation); Other CSPs operating under a CSL or a simple registration process (an alternative being considered by CITC) based upon a declaration from the CSP; and CSPs having only a limited commercial presence in Saudi Arabia in terms of subscriber numbers or revenues, which may not require a license or registration. A key feature of the draft regulation is the proposed restrictions regarding the cross border transfer of what the regulation categorises as "Level 3 User Data". This is data that falls into one of the following categories: Sensitive user content of private sector companies or organisations; Any user content from private sector regulated industries subject to a level categorisation by virtue of sector-specific rules or a decision by a regulatory authority; Public sector user content not in the public domain; and User content qualifying for Level 1 or Level 2 treatment, for which the customer requests Level 3 treatment. This may be a concern for some cloud service providers or cloud service users, particularly those that want to transfer data outside of Saudi Arabia for processing or storage purposes. The closing date for submissions is 18 September. Click here for details regarding the consultation process, and click here for consultation document itself. If you would like to discuss any element of this please feel free to get in touch with one of the team.


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I just received my 2013 Trigger 29er 1 from Bethel Cycle in Bethel CT. It weighs 32 lbs out of the box with inner tubes for an XL. I'm not worried about the weight since my Scalpel 29er is sub 24 with Enve wheels. The Trigger is going to be my play bike. The new Super Lefty looks cool and as an added bonus it has XT shifters, as opposed to spec on Cannondale web page. I was hoping to ride in the AM but it is snowing like crazy here.
If you live in the area Sean's Trigger is also in the shop and they have Trigger 29er 2 on the floor.
If by some miracle I can sneak a ride in I will post some first impressions. Also, keep an eye on Bethel Cycles Facebook page since I'm sure Sean will be riding his pretty soon. Should be a good comparison since we both have many miles on SF100, Rumblefish and Scalpel 29er.


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Middle school has Cheesie Mack on the run.
List-loving, 11-year-old Ronald "Cheesie" Mack is back for his third outing, and this time, he's embarking on the grand adventure of sixth grade at a new school…one he must, unfortunately, share with his eighth-grade sister June (Goon). Cheesie decides to run for class president and then decides his best friend (since kindergarten) Georgie should run instead. As they mount the strangest campaign ever, Cheesie continues his epic Point Battle against his sister (a secret game in which they score points for embarrassing or pranking each other). He also discovers track and field, kind of decides that girls are OK to hang out with and does a (sort of) good deed for Goon. Fans of teacher and children's entertainer Cotler's chatty, engaging Cheesie titles will be overjoyed with Cheesie's evolving character and continued good humor and imagination. This stands alone, but events of the first two are referenced; as with the previous volumes, he invites readers to interact on his website. New-to-this-volume illustrator Holgate's frequent black-and-white illustrations, often labeled by Cheesie, add to the fun.
Cheesie announces Volume 4 with a tantalizing list of what to expect, so the fun's not over yet. (Fiction. 8-12)


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Over the 3 days MSC welcomed a total of over 350 visitors to the lounge each day and averaged around 40 daily meetings. MSC counted 88 colleagues to the booth from 26 countries, making the event a truly international occasion for meeting with specialist shippers of perishable goods.
It was not only the warm welcome from MSC booth staff that attracted visitors but also the very special Mediterranean hospitality, which as we all know is what MSC is famous for. Visitors told us that they especially appreciated the quality and scope of the meetings with both POL and POD agents combined. For more intensive business discussions and fast decisions several clients had access to senior managers from MSC's Geneva HQ
"Fruit Logistica is one of the most important dates in our commercial calendar and 2015 was no exception," says Nils Kahn, CCO of MSC Germany "The quality and quantity of visitors was outstanding and, once again, we were able to renew contact with longstanding customers of perishable goods as well as build new business opportunities for the future".
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Awareness of the world in the less known countries
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First of all, allow me to introduce myself. My name is Merima Beganović and I come from a country that belongs to the category of less known countries. Montenegro is indeed a beautiful country, with stunning nature and wonderful seaside.
However, awareness of the world in my country is far below normal. Most of the people here limit themselves to only their personal problems and don't care what happens in the whole world. They must be understood, of course, but they must also understand that they are not only an important member of their family, but also an important member of the world.
Huge problems like global warming, poverty, hunger that exist in the world are not their biggest concern, and they often defend themselves saying: ''Everyone has got their own problems.'' They behave just as if they, as much as all the people in the world, are not responsible for those problems.
All of that makes me wonder, how can we make a difference in the world if everyone is skeptical about change? Is it because they are afraid that things do not actually get better? Or is it because they do not care? They just don't get what small effort they need to make in order to achieve great results.
I tend to believe that people are not that corrupted and some day they will be aware of how their actions effect the world around them, directly or indirectly. We can only to hope that it will not be too late.
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A perfect crescent of lace and cables.
Finished measurements:
Width: 64" / 162.5 cm
Length at center back: 17" / 43 cm
Yarn: Three skeins SweetGeorgia Yarns Merino
Silk Aran (185 yds / 169 m per 3 ½ oz / 100 g skein; 50% Merino Wool, 50% Silk) in Mist
Needles & Notions:
Size 9 US / 5.5 mm circular needle, 32" / 80 cm long
Size 10 US / 6 mm circular needle, 32" / 80 cm long
Cable needle, tapestry needle, blocking pins
Gauge: 16 sts and 24 rows = 4" / 10 cm in Stockinette stitch before blocking, using smaller needles
Construction Notes: This crescent-shaped shawl begins with a wide lace border, which is given in chart form only. The cabled upper section of the shawl is worked in short rows, and is presented in row-by-row instructions. The shawl finished with an i-cord bind off.
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mtndan needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
3 winners were selected from 64 designs submitted by 23 freelance designers.
Colorado hostel opening soon, needs logo/identity and uncoded website. Short Contest (5 days)
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"Durango Hometown Hostel…A simple, sociable lodging option"
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Woodrow W. "Woodie" Park
Woodrow W. "Woodie" Park, 96, of Bradford, formerly of Mt. Jewett, passed away on Wednesday, June 15, 2011 at the Bradford Ecumenical Home. He was born on April 18, 1915 in Warren, the son of the late Jerome and Stella Salsbury Park. He was a 1932 graduate of Warren High School where he played football. He was a U.S. Army veteran of World War II, honorably discharged Sept. 19, 1946. Woodie served his last 12 months in Japan as a Construction Machine Operator for Bulldozers and Carry-alls that were used in the construction of Tachikawa Air Force Base plus various roadways. He also instructed other Army enlistees in the use of construction equipment. He was employed at Lloyd Smith Bros. in Bradford for 8 years and then at Peerless Pumps in Houston, Texas and Tampa, Fla. as a civil engineer for 37 years. Woodie retired in 1985 at the age of 70. He was a member of the Bradford Masonic Lodge #749 F&AM for over 60 years and also a member of the Lt. John C. Roche Post 212 VFW. As an avid golfer, he played actively into his late 80s. He also enjoyed bowling and watching baseball and football. He is survived by his wife of 70 years, Arlene R. Park, Bradford; one son, Bob (Merle) Park, of Neptune, N.J.; one daughter, Linda Campogiani, of Rochester, N.Y.; 3 grandchildren, Jeffrey (Sarah) Park, Gregory Park and Stephani (Angelo) Campogiani Gollel; 5 great-grandchildren; and many nieces and nephews. In addition to his parents he was preceded in death by his brother, Bob Park, and two sisters, Bette (James) Scalise and Dorothy (George) Thayer and one grandson, Ralph Campogiani, III. Visitation will be held Sunday, June 19, 2011 from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. and 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the Mascho Funeral Home Inc. Funeral services will be held at the funeral home on Monday, June 20, 2011 at 11 a.m. with the Rev. Mary Houck, Pastor of the Emmanuel Lutheran Church and Rev. Scott Jabo (a nephew of Woodie's) of Cathedral Prep in Erie, PA, co-officiating. A Masonic service will be held at 6 p.m. Sunday in the funeral home. Burial will be in the Lebanon Lutheran Cemetery, Kanesholm. In lieu of flowers, the family has asked that memorial contributions in his memory be made to the Alzheimer's Association, 1128 State St., Suite 301, Erie, PA 16505 or a charity of the donor's choice.


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Skip to comments.Alleged airline stowaway denied bail after judge says he may be risk to flee
Posted on 07/01/2011 4:10:43 PM PDT by La Enchiladita
A federal magistrate judge Friday denied bail to a 24-year-old year man accused of being a stowaway after he slipped through multiple layers of airport security and hopped a flight from New York to Los Angeles.
Judge Michael Wilner said Olajide Oluwaseun Noibi appeared to be a flight risk after a prosecutor said he believed Noibi would return to Nigeria. The magistrate judge said he was also concerned about the defendant's identity and where he actually lived.
Noibi faces up to five years in prison if convicted of the offense. Authorities say Noibi used an expired boarding pass that did not belong to him -- and also provided only a University of Michigan identification card. Law enforcement sources told The Times they suspect Noibi has used old boarding passes to sneak onto previous flights.
...Noibi's next court date is scheduled for July 18.
(Excerpt) Read more at latimesblogs.latimes.com ...
Where could he go? It's not as if the TSA would allow him on a plane without proper ID. /s
Aw come on! How could he afford a plane ticket? How would he even get through security while he's on bail? Oh, wait....
The person who proofed his ID to his boarding pass (with a different name) needs to be grilled by the FBI.
OK ... he's illegal and will be deported, right?
Let HIM pay for it by fleeing.
Da judge thinks he's a flight risk?
Tape an adult diaper on him and TSA will be on him like a democrat on a union donation.
He just came to pick up the balance of the inheritance check anyway. LOL
On all the flights I've taken in some years now, they bar-code scan the boarding passes. I thought that was to verify the boarding pass was for the current flight and to match passengers and checked baggage. Who knew it was just beeping when it recognized a bar code and not processing the code further!
Or did he just slip past the gate agent? That would work some of the time, I imagine.
And what happens in either case when somebody turns up with a genuine pass for the same seat?
Noibi has dual citizenship in the U.S. and Nigeria. In court, Assistant U.S. Attorney Edward Alon said Noibi had lived much of his life in Nigeria.
Article link here chock-full of info:Man in airport security breach ordered held in LA
Investigators were looking into whether he had any terrorist links in that country.
...[Magistrate] Wilner also cited court documents that Noibi didn't appear to have a permanent residence and had no money on him when he arrived in Los Angeles,
If you read the article linked in post #13, it led me to surmise that Noibi created so much confusion during his security screening and boarding that some essentials were forgotten by employees. I think that may be part of his con, to present such a complex, chaotic situation that he slips through. No wonder he is grinning in the photo.
If he is not a terrorist, he's a classic con.
And this is a problem because???
... he committed crimes in the U.S.
The defendant said he stood to inherit $10 million if only the judge would give him $8,000 today.
OMG, was Wimpy a Nigerian scammer prophet?
Boarding pass generator: http://www.dubfire.net/boarding_pass/
Big Sis Napolitano won't allow poor, innocent, misunderstood souls like him to be deported. I'm flummoxed that this judge actually had the stones to put him in the slammer and deny him bail!
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In response to our request for photos of shirt tails being cut after first solo, Zenith Aircraft's Sebastien Heintz responded with: "Different cultures commemorate the solo flight in different ways. Here's a video clip from Thailand from one of our customers."
Also, it's not too late to send in photos from your first solo and getting your shirt tail cut. Send it to firstname.lastname@example.com


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An epic, powerful and dark hybrid cinematic dubstep track, featuring electronic beats, war drums, aggressive bass sounds, choirs and full orchestral strings. Perfect for trailers, action sequences or gameplay videos.
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Upgraded from a v1.7(4?). Well uninstall/installed. Problem is Apache now won't start due to ' Port 443 in use by "system"! ' msg. Using Win7, no other servers running. Nothing changed - and now this msg.
What makes this more curious I did install Bitnami WAMP and WAPP which uses Apache 2.4.4 to use their coordinated product installs. No errors from them.
I do like XAMPP VERY much. 2 key addtional features you have is Mercury Mail and Filezilla which had me keep XAMPP and was planning to use XAMPP Apache for products not included in Bitnami (such as osCommerce).
So after patting you on the back, could you give me some ideas to probe when suddenly XAMPP can't listen in on SSL port 443


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Terms such as "leverage" and "venture capital" are generally reserved for financial stories and are associated with business ventures in which investor funds are used to generate additional income.
But at the Florida Institute of Education at UNF, these terms are frequently used to describe the success of an early learning and literacy program funded a decade ago by one of Jacksonville's most prominent couples.
Tom and Betty Petway generously gave a $1.65 million gift to UNF to fund the Jacksonville Early Literacy and Learning Initiative. At that time, they requested no publicity, but they have since relented in order to tell the story of how one gift can make a huge difference not only in Jacksonville but also across the state.
Dr. Cheryl Fountain, executive director of the Florida Institute of Education (FIE), says the gift has been leveraged over the past 10 years to generate more than $16 million in grants for early literacy learning. "These investments may not have been made without the Petway venture capital. Their gift contributed to the changing landscape of early literacy education and school readiness in Jacksonville and across the state," she says.
The changes have been truly impressive by any standard. The beginning premise was deceptive in its simplicity. Providing a high-quality literacy curriculum in preschool childcare centers can provide the basic building block to all education - the ability to read. "When children can read, they can overcome many other problems," Fountain notes.
The impressive results were obtained not in a laboratory setting but in actual childcare centers on the north side of Jacksonville. The funds were used to purchase high-quality learning materials, establish classroom book-lending libraries, engage teachers in ongoing professional development activities and assess the children's progress.
The gift supported the refinement of a curriculum called the Early Literacy and Learning Model (ELLM). In 2002, that curriculum was tested in a randomized field trial supported by a U.S. Department of Education grant. It showed significant improvement in areas of alphabet letter recognition and early reading achievement when compared to a control group of children.
The program's success gratifies the Petways. "The stellar results produced by the Florida Institute of Education and Dr. Fountain far surpassed the very high expectations we established 10 years ago," the Petways noted in a prepared statement. "Without literacy, it's impossible to learn. The team's accomplishments are so gratifying to us and we are pleased they will be a vital component in education going forward."The early success of the program also has stimulated the development of ELLM/Plus, a second-generation curriculum that expands the literacy focus to enhance children's background knowledge, critical to future reading comprehension. This program is being implemented in hundreds of preschool classrooms in Jacksonville and across Florida.
For Fountain, the proof of success is not in the money raised but in the lives changed. "It has made it possible to change the quality of early learning for thousands of low-income children."
That proof not only leveraged additional grants to strengthen early literacy education but also served as a model for other child-focused organizations such as the Jacksonville Journey Early Learning Program under the auspices of the Early Learning Coalition of Duval County and Mayor Peyton's Jacksonville Early Literacy Program.
"In 10 years the gift made by the Petways provided a model that helped inspire monumental changes to the ways in which early learning and literacy education are carried out in Jacksonville and across the state. These changes underscore the importance of community-university partnership programs," Fountain says.


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A 26-year-old Waverly man who was critically injured in a single-vehicle accident Saturday is improving at Memorial Medical Center.
David C. Viele�s condition had improved to serious Wednesday, a hospital spokeswoman said.
The accident occurred as Viele was eastbound on Thayer Road near Boggs Road about 6:50 p.m. He lost control of his vehicle, went into a ditch and slammed into a utility pole.
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2014-06-18 / Obituaries
William James Carter III, North Massapequa resident, St. James R.C. Church parishioner
William James Carter III, a resident of North Massapequa, was in many ways a man of his time. He lived a simple life. He got up early every morning and travelled into Manhattan to work, took care of his family and was devoted to his faith. Mr. Carter died May 15, 2014. He was 78 years old.
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YouTube sure has come a long way in the last several years. Thanks to partnerships with companies like Vevo, YouTube has become the number one destination on the web for watching music videos both new and old. Watching those music videos also comes with watching ads by the dozen, but if you're willing to pay, it may not be that way for much longer.
Citing sources familiar with the matter, Billboard is reporting that YouTube has a Spotify-like music on demand service coming soon to a smartphone near you. The article detailing the service talks about it is focused on mobile listening and offers multiple subscription levels depending on how much you pay. There would be a free tier, that is similar to how YouTube operates now with ads, and an ad-free version or premium tier.
If we had to guess how the service will operate, we think it'd go something like this: you, the listener, would pay something near $10 a month for unlimited access to high-quality music video streaming. Whether or not the service would be available through a separate app or through the already available YouTube app would be totally up to Google, as either way would work fine. With a leaked YouTube .apk recently surfacing that appears to feature the ability to continue to listen to YouTube audio with the display off (finally!!!), having the service built right into the normal YouTube app would work well. You'll probably be able to connect to Google Play to purchase songs you really like and have them uploaded to your Play media library.
If the app works anything like this, you may be wondering, "Why even offer it , w hat with Google Play Music All Access?" Clearly, if this is how it works, Google will have some selling to do. Of course the service could turn out to be totally different. Billboard lists things like the ability to cache music for offline listening and full album availability as possible features of the paid service, but again, if the music is what you're after, All Access already does both of these things. For all we know, it could be built-in with All Access. We really don't know right now.
No matter how it works, it will have the power of the name YouTube behind it, which has much more brand recognition than Google Play Music All Access. That alone might push the service to eclipse Google's previous offerings, no matter how similar of different. The service is expected to launch this year. If that's true, we should know more sooner rather than later.