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@LivingDadly Same. This will always be the best Harley.
Normally I stay away from hot-button political issues, but one I have been thinking about more and more is school unifroms.
I never thought I would say it, but I am beginning to see the usefulness of the concept. There are no statistical studies that show conclusively that school uniforms improve performance, decrease discipline problems or truly cost you less in the long run, but there is one advantage I can see that can't be measured…a decrease in peer pressure.
Anyone that has spent anytime in a non-uniform school system can tell you that you are constantly judged by your peers. There is a pressure to live up to the latest fashions and trends, a feeling that you must be in the know with fashion. School uniforms remove that pressure and creates a level playing field. In turn, that decreases pressure, can raise the self-esteem of the students who can't afford to keep, or care not to.
On the flip side, there are the people who say it kills a student's individuality, takes away their freedom. My question is, "How?" How is this any different than wearing a uniform to work at a fast food restaurant? Do you get a job at "Jon's Greasy Burgers" and say "Oh, I'm sorry, I can't wear this uniform, it kills my free spirit." Do you think you can get a job at a place in the mall and not follow their dress code? Nope. School is your first job, no matter what anyone says to the contrary. And there are ways to play inside of school uniform rules, creating a unique look without violating the rules.
Let's even take it inside the school. Sports uniforms? Band uniforms? Cheerleading uniforms? Oh, those are ok, but not any other time. Uh-huh. I know in my time in school that the sports players and the cheerleaders always took great pride in wearing their uniforms on game day, so why should any other type of uniform be different?
The only arguments I have really been able to find always go back to it killing a students sense of self. Folks, why don't we try the wild concept of improving your inner being, and not being so concerned with your outer appearance? There is also the complaint of cost. Most schools who do have a required uniform also have programs to help lower income families with the cost of the purchases.
There are some studies that show uniforms do actually provide a safer environment. Long Beach, CA tried uniforms for the first time in the 1994 – 1995 school year, and the statistics speak for themselves: (source here with all the raw data) Assault/Battery -34%, Fighting – 51%, Robbery -65%, Chemical Substances -69%, Weapons or look-alikes -52%, Vandalism -18%, Dangerous devices – 50%. Gee, and people say school uniforms have no effect. Yeah. None. Uh-huh.
There is also the fact, why do countries as England and Japan have school uniforms without all the hassle? Why do people not complain about Catholic and private schools? There is a reason schools use uniforms, they do have a positive effect in my opinion. Or should I pull out statistics how badly our schools lag behind other countries? Countries that use uniforms mind you. While it is not the only reason they kick our behinds, it does factor in.
I encourage you to go out and do your own research, form your own opinions. I truly do not expect to change the countries views on this, but you have to at least ponder the pros and cons of it. You can find some of the sources I read here, and they do cover both sides of the debate. School Dress Uniforms:A Review, School Uniforms:Pros & Cons, Some Of The Benefits Of School Uniforms, Uniform-ly mistaken.
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Seems like you want to misuse Hadoop but maybe I still don't understand your context. The standard way would be to split your files into multiples maps. Each map could profit from data locality. Do a part of the worker stuff in the mapper and then use a reducer to aggregate all the results (which could be another part of your worker). That way you would be able to parallelise your worker logic on a file. You seems to avoid using a reducer in order to lessen the network traffic. That's a good concern but reducer do have their use too. Bertrand On Mon, Aug 13, 2012 at 5:53 PM, Matthias Kricke < firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote: > @Bejoy KS: Thanks for your advice. > > @Bertrand: It is parallelisable, this is just a test case. In later cases > there will be a lot of big files which should be processed completly each > in one map step. We want to minimize the overhead of network traffic. The > idea is to execute some worker (could be different stuff, e.g. wordcount, > linecount, translation etc) at the node where the file is situated. > > If I get it right so far, we need to do several things... first chunk size > should be as big as the file. Then the file is on a single node of the > hadoop cluster, am I right? And > set the file to non splitable. > > Did you have some more advice? Anyway thanks so far! > > Greetings, > MK > > > 2012/8/13 Bertrand Dechoux <firstname.lastname@example.com> > >> It was almost what I was getting at but I was not sure about your >> problem. >> Basically, Hadoop is only adding overhead due to the way your job is >> constructed. >> Now the question is : why do you need a single mapper? Is your need truly >> not 'parallelisable'? >> >> Bertrand >> >> >> On Mon, Aug 13, 2012 at 4:49 PM, Bejoy KS <email@example.com> wrote: >> >>> ** >>> Hi Matthais >>> >>> When an mapreduce program is being used there are some extra steps like >>> checking for input and output dir, calclulating input splits, JT assigning >>> TT for executing the task etc. >>> >>> If your file is non splittable , then one map task per file will be >>> generated irrespective of the number of hdfs blocks. Now some blocks will >>> be in a different node than the node where map task is executed so time >>> will be spend here on the network transfer. >>> >>> In your case MR would be a overhead as your file is non splittable hence >>> no parallelism and also there is an overhead of copying blocks to the map >>> task node. >>> Regards >>> Bejoy KS >>> >>> Sent from handheld, please excuse typos. >>> ------------------------------ >>> *From: * Matthias Kricke <firstname.lastname@example.com> >>> *Sender: * firstname.lastname@example.com >>> *Date: *Mon, 13 Aug 2012 16:33:06 +0200 >>> *To: *<email@example.com> >>> *ReplyTo: * email@example.com >>> *Subject: *Re: how to enhance job start up speed? >>> >>> Ok, I try to clarify: >>> >>> 1) The worker is the logic inside my mapper and the same for both cases. >>> 2) I have two cases. In the first one I use hadoop to execute my worker >>> and in a second one, I execute my worker without hadoop (simple read of the >>> file). >>> Now I measured, for both cases, the time the worker and >>> the surroundings need (so i have two values for each case). The worker took >>> the same time in both cases for the same input (this is expected). But the >>> surroundings took 17% more time when using hadoop. >>> 3) ~ 3GB. >>> >>> I want to know how to reduce this difference and where they come from. >>> I hope that helped? If not, feel free to ask again :) >>> >>> Greetings, >>> MK >>> >>> P.S. just for your information, I did the same test with hypertable as >>> well. >>> I got: >>> * worker without anything: 15% overhead >>> * worker with hadoop: 32% overhead >>> * worker with hypertable: 53% overhead >>> Remark: overhead was measured in comparison to the worker. e.g. >>> hypertable uses 53% of the whole process time, while worker uses 47%. >>> >>> 2012/8/13 Bertrand Dechoux <email@example.com> >>> >>>> I am not sure to understand and I guess I am not the only one. >>>> >>>> 1) What's a worker in your context? Only the logic inside your Mapper >>>> or something else? >>>> 2) You should clarify your cases. You seem to have two cases but both >>>> are in overhead so I am assuming there is a baseline? Hadoop vs sequential, >>>> so sequential is not Hadoop? >>>> 3) What are the size of the file? >>>> >>>> Bertrand >>>> >>>> >>>> On Mon, Aug 13, 2012 at 1:51 PM, Matthias Kricke < >>>> email@example.com> wrote: >>>> >>>>> Hello all, >>>>> >>>>> I'm using CDH3u3. >>>>> If I want to process one File, set to non splitable hadoop starts one >>>>> Mapper and no Reducer (thats ok for this test scenario). The Mapper >>>>> goes through a configuration step where some variables for the worker >>>>> inside the mapper are initialized. >>>>> Now the Mapper gives me K,V-pairs, which are lines of an input file. I >>>>> process the V with the worker. >>>>> >>>>> When I compare the run time of hadoop to the run time of the same >>>>> process in sequentiell manner, I get: >>>>> >>>>> worker time --> same in both cases >>>>> >>>>> case: mapper --> overhead of ~32% to the worker process (same for >>>>> bigger chunk size) >>>>> case: sequentiell --> overhead of ~15% to the worker process >>>>> >>>>> It shouldn't be that much slower, because of non splitable, the mapper >>>>> will be executed where the data is saved by HDFS, won't it? >>>>> Where did those 17% go? How to reduce this? Did hadoop needs the whole >>>>> time for reading or streaming the data out of HDFS? >>>>> >>>>> I would appreciate your help, >>>>> >>>>> Greetings >>>>> mk >>>>> >>>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> -- >>>> Bertrand Dechoux >>>> >>> >>> >> >> >> -- >> Bertrand Dechoux >> > > -- Bertrand Dechoux
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I have compiled stdcxx 4.2.1 with SUNWspro (using build flags debug,shared,threads and the sunpro.config) and when I try to run a simple helloworld application I get a missing symbol for the ostream<< operator. If I remove the inline keyword from the operator<< templates in include/ostream then this symbol is no longer missing but I get an assert failure about a null facet. Is removing inline from the function templates the way to solve the missing symbol? If so, how do I ensure that the facets are not null? If not, what is the correct way to ensure that the inline operator<< symbol are visible? Apologies if this is not the correct mailing list for this question, and thanks in advance for any help you may be able to offer. Richard. -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Missing-ostream%3C%3C-symbol-w-SUNWspro-tp20514769p20514769.html Sent from the stdcxx-dev mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
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"As emergency relief legislation works its way through Congress, veterans aren't waiting around.
A group of veteran first responders, Iraq and Afghanistan vets operating under the moniker Warfighter Disaster Response Team, set up a pop-up headquarters at a derelict airport in Mayaguez to coordinate aid to more-remote towns — even offering up some advice to the Pentagon in terms of Maria response."
"Chris Agron never deployed to a war zone during his stint in the Army. After four years in South Korea and a year with the 5th Ranger Training Battalion at Fort Benning, Georgia, the 24-year-old combat medic specialist separated in 2017 to take up a "really sweet gig" as a youth minister at a parish in Antelope, California. "My contract literally just ended this August," Agron told Task & Purpose. "I never saw combat."
That was until Hurricane Maria made landfall on Puerto Rico on Sept. 20. Local officials described the resulting damage as "apocalyptic," and conditions on the ground have changed little in the intervening months: roughly 77 percent of the island still doesn't have electricity, and estimates suggest that nearly 1 in 3 residents lack access to clean water, leaving desperate Puerto Ricans turning to contaminated sources like Superfund hazardous waste sites.
The federal government, critics claim, isn't moving fast enough in its emergency response. The $36.5 billion emergency aid package that passedthe House on Oct. 12 is currently under consideration in the Senate. President Donald Trump asserted that the U.S. military "shouldn't have to be" distributing food and water to ravaged American territory — but that's what it's doing, and the Department of Defense is having troublemarshalling resources like clean water and purification equipment for Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands, despite a rapid and effective response to Hurricanes Harvey and Irma on the U.S. mainland in the weeks before Maria hit.
Agron, also an Army brat, grew up in Puerto Rico before his family PCSed to California; he still has blood relations on the island, including cousins with young children. And after reading news reports describing the meager water supplies trickling in from large aid organizations, he came up with his own mission: to bring reliable, reusable filtration systems to the parched communities on the west side of Puerto Rico.
"It just feels like common sense: Bottled water is finite, hard to deliver, and expendable," Agron told Task & Purpose. "For one family, an efficient filter will give them 100,000 gallons. It rains every single day in Puerto Rico. I've lived there long enough to know that — and you can have enough water to filter just by catching the rain."
Agron reached out to water filtration company Sawyer, which offered him their reusable mini filters and 170-gallon-a-day bucket adaptor systemsat wholesale prices to ensure he could purchase the supplies he needed. Agron set up a GoFundMe to raise $10,000, enough for at least 300 of Sawyer filters. In the last two weeks, he's raised 67 percent of his target; he plans on landing in San Juan on Oct. 26 and getting to work immediately.
"I'm 5th RTB, all you do is pretty much ruck through the woods, especially if you're a medic," he told Task & Purpose. "I want to bring aid to those who aren't receiving any because of the road conditions or corruption. I know that anyone who's been in the military is not afraid to ruck to bring aid to people."
"There is a lot of stuff getting done, but it could've been done so much better if they just brought the National Guard," WDRT organizer, vet Eric Carlson, told CNN. "All you guys are getting on planes in rotations and going down to Puerto Rico, 15,000 at a time. Water purification units, construction units, engineers, you guys are all coming down every two weeks.
Another contingent of vets, led by former Army cavalry scout Jason Maddy, is using its own cash to purchase supplies, holding things together in neighborhoods until other aid organizations get their bearings.
"We learned through Hurricane Harvey that we were able to move a bit faster than FEMA and other government organizations because we became a 'smaller task force,' in a sense," Maddy told Task & Purpose on Oct. 11. "We haven't seen a lot of outside aid."
Agron hopes that removing water scarcity from Puerto Rico's post-disaster equation will help alleviate other problems cropping up across the island: namely, violence and theft amid the absence over the usual organizations tasked with emergency management.
According to Agron's family members on the island, conditions "are so much worse than the news let on," he told Task & Purpose. "The east side of the island is fine, but on the west side, it's complete anarchy because there's no supplies and no real law enforcement. People are just stealing things … it's post-apocalyptic over there."
Agron plans on linking up with the other vets who have already "self-deployed" to Puerto Rico to bring supplies and make inroads with communities overlooked by the likes of the Red Cross. And it's there where Agron finally expects to put his military training to good use.
"We're going to link up with the vets out there because they're willing to go to where FEMA and the Red Cross are not," he told Task & Purpose. "Veterans have the skills inherently to serve, and if you have what it takes, there's no reason not to."


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Cathrina Constantine has been my May Featured Follower. I hope you'll buy her book, read it and review it. The sixties! Ah, the sixties!
One of my good friends, S.A. Larson has a new book coming out. Take a look!
I read the excerpt on the author's blog and now have this book on my list. You can buy it here.
The Tomato Report
Then there's the on-going tomato saga. No tomatoes, but one heck of a lot of shrubberies. Anyone who doesn't live in the mountains can't understand the struggle to get tomatoes before September, and that's exactly what I've set out to do. I'm challenging Mother Nature. Man is she tough!
You might notice the brevity of this post. Let me explain. I'm writing. I'm in the cave, and I am not doing as well as I'd like; however, a little setback like not "getting" the characters, or not "getting" the plot and tension, or not "getting" the whole #!$$! story together is not bothering me. Just wanted you to know.
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Keep in mind, Brevity is the souls of wit. . .or sometimes you're just short of time. Well, aren't we all?


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One of the things I miss about Phoenix is my neighborhood. The area surrounding our condo has seen lots of redevelopment recently, adding trendy new restaurants and bars. I try to check out a new restaurant each time I visit Phoenix. This month I was able to try the Herb Box's new Midtown Phoenix location on Seventh Street just north of Missouri Avenue.
The Herb Box is in the Colony development project, which will also house other new restaurants. I watched an abandoned senior-housing complex be torn down to begin construction before I moved to Chicago last year. The restaurant has a great patio that will be nice in cooler Phoenix months.
I met my friend there for happy hour, during which most drinks are $11. The house wine and beer were $5. (I chose the white house option, which was Chardonnay. Not my favorite, but I'm on a budget.) On a Thursday afternoon, only a few other tables were occupied.
I started the meal with the Avocado Love, which by the description sounded like avocado toast. When it was delivered to the table, I was shocked. Where's the avocado? Instead I saw a mountain of arugula covering the toast. Don't get me wrong; it was delicious, but I was not expecting this much arugula. I had to scrape a bunch of it off onto a plate so I could eat the avocado toast. (I later ate the arugula at home as part of a salad.) The sweet-hot Serrano glaze is delicious!
I also ordered a side of gouda mac and cheese, because I was looking for a smaller pre-dinner meal. It had a smoky flavor and was filling enough for me.
My friend ordered the butternut squash and corn enchiladas, which I tasted and loved. I would definitely order it again on a future visit. It was served with a salad.
My first impression of the Herb Box is that it is a nice option for healthier fare than the norm. The prices are a little high but seem to be in line with other trendy restaurants that serve fresh food.
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I showed the poem below to Peter, who you will recognize as the little man I was writing about. He read the poem, started chuckling, and said, "That is about me?" I looked at him, as he was looking and grinning at the computer screen...with tears in his eyes. I love poetry.
Fine Day For a Walk
It was a long day in a dark winter
and having enough of gray
we went to the local upscale mall
to soak in
artificial happiness of the bright lights
and snappy clothes.
You, little determined man,
had a bigger plan that
Equipped with new orthodics,
(we called them "helpers"
for your weak ankles and low tone legs)
you decided it was a fine day
of gray
to walk
Not holding onto anything,
you marched along
in a glorious parade
surrounded by your biggest admirers
your older brothers
who determined a long time ago
you were no sick baby.
They circled around you,
only helping with their cheers
Propelling your tiny body down that
mall corridor as if you owned it
because you did
I held my breath
as I often have
saving it up
to expend my energy on big things
like jumping up and down
as you crossed the finish line of your
impromptu race
beating both Neil and Lance Armstrong
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I'm bad with time. I mean really bad. I get sidetracked so much. I'm notorious for starting something, getting interrupted with other stuff and eventually pulled away. Then I scramble to get back to what I was doing in the first place. Trouble is, sometimes that doesn't happen until the end of the day and I wonder what did I accomplish?
One of my biggest distractions is when I try blocking out a pocket of time to work on a project and hear a tick on my phone, I get curious and pick it up...next thing I know I'm on Instagram, Bloglovin, back to email, and 15 minutes has passed! I can't just turn it off in case of an emergency or if hubby needs to call home. I mean sometimes I'm successful at blocking out time, I'm just not consistent.
So, since I've identified my problem, time to do something about it (no pun intended!) Time is important, because it goes by so fast. On a busy schedule, it's really crucial that I use my time right to stay ahead of deadlines. I use to-do lists and I've talked about my happy planner in this post, still...it's up to me to gauge my day and plan my tasks in a way that I get done what I need to.
Changes are in order. To stay on track, I have to get a little more militant about what I work on and what time. For example, if I know I have a deadline to get an eBlast out at 10 AM tomorrow, then I need to block out 2 hours prior to that and put the phone on silent, close out email, and put away any and all distractions from my desk. Then after the deadline is met, I can check emails and texts.
Other things like eating times and getting to bed sooner are important to my schedule too. I started eating and going to bed earlier for about a couple of weeks and my body already can tell the difference. That means I have to cut off those late hours to do writing or crafting, but so be it. Some sacrifices are necessary and each day is different. If I get done with my day workload sooner, then the extra time I can use to start a new post, do some research, or work on a craft pattern.
Time management is a work in progress for me, also multi-tasking and my goal is to do a better job managing my day without stressing over a ton of tasks to do and at the same time feel a sense of accomplishment at the end of the day. So, are you a good time manager? Got any tips for me?
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CRICKET: Belvoir CC enjoy first tour 'up north'
There was great on-field success for Belvoir CC on their inaugural pre-season tour up north.
It began with a memorable victory over Washington CC in a game which saw the start delayed following a gust of wind that blew over both sightscreens. Losing the toss, Belvoir were put into field in what appeared to be favourable bowling conditions – and with only 10 men due to Xanti Xipu turning up late following a lengthy train journey from Bournemouth.
However, Washington's top order batsmen made light work of the Belvoir attack in the opening 15 overs, racing to 173-2 including an over of 28 off a disconsolate Sam Penford. Skipper Lewis Dann got his arm around him which paid dividends a few overs later.
A monumental collapse ensued following the dismissal of Reggie Mitchell, Washington's skipper and opening batsman, for 98 by Penford (2-77). Washington's innings closed on 217-9 from 20 overs, with Joe Bottomley (3-30) and Olly Elson (4-37) being the pick of the Belvoir bowlers.
In reply, Belvoir started strongly with an assertive 68 from 44 balls by Tom Neville. The Belvoir batsmen showed great cohesion through the middle orders to keep the run rate stable which allowed tail-enders Fraser Fentem (61) and Dan Gibson (35) to steer Belvoir home to a three wicket win in 17.1 overs.
Many celebratory drinks were had to celebrate the win later that night which led to five guys turning up late the following day at Durham University for the final game of the tour, nursing the sorest of heads.
With ominous overhead conditions and rain forecast, Belvoir again lost the toss and were this time put into bat by the hosts.
The visitors made a solid start before a short rain break after 12 overs – the score 80-1 from 12 overs, with opener Ryan Lewis being the man out after chopping on for 30. Fellow opener Wilson (playing against his own university side) was soon back in the hut after being bowled by Solomon Kwayside.
This brought skipper Dann to the crease with Neville before another rain break at 19 overs with the score on 126-2.
Once play resumed, Neville brought up his second successive 50 of the tour with a glorious six over the clubhouse, off Smith. Following a slight middle order wobble, brought about largely through the accurate leg spin of Horace Tuptup (4-24), a late flurry from Bottomley (27no) and Xipu (23) saw Belvoir close on a respectable 205-8 from their 30 overs.
In reply, Durham University made a solid start before the dangerous Gibson (2-48) struck twice in quick succession to remove the openers, before Bottomley backed up his performance with the bat to remove the rest of the top order with figures of 3-39.
The rest of the Belvoir attack chipped in with key wickets throughout to leave the game finely poised at 176-7 with five overs remaining, with Durham bat Archie Empress looking comfortable on 39.
When Empress fell on 49, Durham required only 10 runs from the final three overs. Cometh the hour, cometh the man – and that man was Tom Butterworth (1-17) whose introduction saw Belvoir clinch victory by only seven runs in the penultimate over, courtesy of a glorious catch at gully by Alex Forbes.
Perhaps the most staggering stat from the innings was the astonishing seven caught and bowled wickets taken.
Following the success of the trip and the welcome received from both hosts, it seems certain that the tour will be repeated next year.
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These retro coasters have been jazzed up Betty Jo style. They are called "Apple Cider" coasters for those who like to imbibe the once daggy , but now very hipster drink.
Me and cider don't relate, but I LOVE apple style homewares and the thought of keeping your table top tidy!
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Belle Starr, the talented trio of Stephanie Cadman, Kendel Carson and Miranda Mulholland, are looking forward to packing up their fiddles and hitting the road this February. Their winter tour will kick off in Red Deer on February 5th and continue across the country throughout the month, including stops in Calgary, Cranbrook, Eugene, OR and Toronto. The group will be capturing their performances for a forthcoming LIVE EP and show details can be found HERE. Pick up their debut album on iTunes now!
Upcoming Tour Dates:
Fri, Feb 5 - Red Deer, AB @ Fratters Speakeasy
Sat, Feb 6 – Calgary, AB @ Ironwood Stage & Grill
Sun, Feb 7 – Edmonton, AB @ The Mercury Room
Wed, Feb 10 – Cranbrook, BC @ Stage Door
Fri, Feb 12 – Coquitlam, BC @ Evergreen Cultural Centre – Studio Theatre
Sat, Feb 13 – Auburn, WA @ Auburn Avenue Theatre
Sun, Feb 14 – Eugene, OR @ Sam Bond's Garage
Wed, Feb 17 – Bremerton, WA @ Admiral Theatre
Sat, Feb 20 – New Martinsville, WV @ Lewis Wetzel Family Centre
Tues, Feb 23 – Toronto, ON @ Dakota Tavern
Wed, Feb 24 – Hamilton, ON @ Mills Hardware
Thurs, Feb 25 – Wakefield, ON @ The Black Sheep Inn
Sat, Feb 27 – Stowe, VT @ Spruce Peak Performing Arts Centre
Sun, Feb 28 – Stanstead, QC @ Standstead House Concert
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The Perfect Burger
A campaign for healthy school dinners arouses suspicion with the introduction of a healthy, but great tasting, hamburger. A group of students set out to uncover the secret of the burgers' taste; a quest that leads them to a shocking discovery and a fight for their lives.
A high school enforces a healthy eating regime in an attempt to stop the children eating junk. The old dinner lady is fired and the school introduces Mr. Goodwin whose catering company has the secret recipe to a Burger the children will love, yet is good for them too.
A group of disparate students grow suspicious and band together to uncover the secret ingredient and the answer to why so many students have started to disappear.
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- 2010
- Type of film
- Features
- Running Time
- 90 mins
- Format
- Director
- Todd Carty
- Producer
- Richard Caunt
- Executive Producer
- Andrew Walkington, Paul Mills
- Editor
- Adam Lee Hamilton
- Screenwriter
- Ross Cameron, Roger Davison, Mat Halliday, James Huntrods, Claire Walkington
- Director of Photography
- Gregg Smith
- Production Designer
- Robin Heap
- Sound
- Brian Davis
- Principal Cast
- Pauline Quirke, Richard Brimblecombe, Joanna Bobin, Duncan Meadows
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Sorry for the long absence, I had to look up my google password because
it has been so long since I signed in.
Hubby has taken all the kids to school so I am taking a few mins to catch up
on my blog and see what everyone else is up to.
We have been very busy in the R & B house. Sewing and more sewing getting ready for the Mummy Tree Markets inToowoomba this Sunday.
Still in pool construction mode. Turing out to be a bit of a slow process.
The pergola is mostly finished, just needs top batterns and a coat of paint.
The fence posts are in and should have the rest of the fence by next week. Then finally we can
have the pebble crete done and the pool filled.
Tiling around the pool and a bit of landscaping and we are done. Finally!!
This was my inspiration image, so very happy with
the result so far.
A few funny pics of our silly cat.
She is just into everything, infact I am thinking
about doing a post on the day in the life of Truffle
so you can see what she gets up to!!!!
What else do you do with a space bag lying on the
Chilling out with miss Ruby!!
I am also in the middle of finally doing up our entrance.
I bought the matching console for our table
and just need to get a new lamp or two and a few
accessories and I will do a post.
Hope you are enjoying this magic Qld Winter day
or where every else you might be.
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China, Thibet oriental: Moupin [Baoxing], March 1869, David (P). China, Sichuan, Tianquan Xian, east side of mount Erlangshan 1700-2050 m, 26 April 1986, Naito et al, No 196 (PE).
Synonyms: Shibatheranthis albiflora (Franch.) Nakai
Illustrations: missing
Eranthis albiflora was described by Adrien Franchet in the year of 1885 from material collected in March 1869 by Armand David during his stay in Mouping (now Baoxing) in western Sichuan, China. Striking is the fact that the 1869 collection seems to be the only record of the species for the next 117 years. Next record is a specimen in Beijing (PE) collected by The Tohoku University China Expedition in the year of 1986. By this reason Eranthis albiflora is one the most unknown species in the genus. Present knowledge bases only on the original collection of David from 1869 (P) and the more recent collection by Naito et al from 1986 (PE). The diagnosis in Flora of China (Liangqian and Tamura 2001) is basically a translation of Franchet's description from 1885 (Franchet 1885) and so are also the diagnosis in FRPS (1979). The 1986 collection made it possible to fill in information about the tuber which is missing in Franchet 1885 and FRPS 1979.
Eranthis albiflora makes a perennial with globose tuber, 10 cm tall with five to six bracts finely lobed and divided to the middle. In March small flowers (about 15 mm in diameter) appear with translucent white elliptic or oblong sepals encircle four or five funnel-formed bifid petals resembling them in Eranthis byunsanensis. The flower has ten stamens with linear filaments and orbicular anther followed later in spring by four to five follicles each with three to four seeds.
Eranthis albiflora, Sichuan, Erlang Shan (photo Eric Wahlsteen)
Either FoC 2001, FRPS 1979 or Franchet 1885 illustrate the species why pictures of the herbarium sheets have been the only source to recognize the species. On (P) a small drawing probably prepared by Franchet illustrates the parts of the flower, here reproduced after image processing.
Eranthis albiflora, Sichuan, Erlang Shan (photo Eric Wahlsteen)
Eranthis albiflora, narrow leaved form, Hailuogou, Sichuan, China (photo Eric Wahlsteen).
Eranthis albiflora, and narrow leaved form, Hailuogou, Sichuan, China (photo Eric Wahlsteen).
Description. Rhizome tuberous globose circa 8 mm across, blackish brown with white roots. Basal leaves Leaf blade Involucre consists of five to six bracts. Bracts glabrous, tripartite with obovate-cuneate segments, parted to middle, unequally lobed. Each lobe is linear with acute to obtuse apex. Pedicel short. Flower white, 1.2-1.5 cm across, shortly stalked. Sepals white, elliptic or oblong, obtuse at apex. Petals 4 or 5 obcordate-funnelform, emarginate outside, bifid inside; stalks long, subequaling blade. Filaments circa ten linear. Anthers orbicular. Style Follicles four or five, sessile, narrowly oblong, 8-10 × 2.5-3 mm. Persistent style 3-5 mm. Seed three or four, flat-globose, 1.8-2 mm across, slightly lucid.
Distribution: China: western Sichuan recorded from the counties of Baoxing and in Tianquan on the east side of Erlang Shan, 1700-2100 m.
Habitat. Recorded in grass at margin of mixed forests and on alpine meadows.
Phenology. Flowering March, fruiting May.
Eranthis albiflora collected by David 1869 outside Baoxing, P.
Eranthis albiflora collected 1986 by The Tohoku University China Expedition (PE)
Eranthis albiflora colleted by Potanin 1893 showing a great variation within species (LE).
Drawing on the herbarium sheet of David illustrates the parts of the flower.
Distribution of Eranthis albiflora


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The Law Office of Angela M. Kinley
- Report directly to the attorney with broad ranged responsibilities that encompass the timely and complex preparation of cases from discovery to trial preparation.
- Court calendar management, scheduling conference rooms for depositions, securing court reporters
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FVF (Freunde von Freunden) is my new favorite website. Designers, artists and creatives are interviewed in their working and living spaces, with photo and video documentation. It seems to be very similar to The Selby, if you're familiar with that, although with more beautiful photography (in my opinion).
WHOA. hello new obsession! this blows the selby out of the water, imo (i still have a place in my heart for the selby, though). have you ever visited we are awesome (http://www.we-are-awesome.com/spaces/spaces.html)? i discovered it a couple months ago. it's like a raw version of the selby, and most of the spaces photographed are in africa.
WOWOWOWOW I had never heard of it, but man I'm IN LOVE. I could spend forever looking at photos of people's homes. Maybe it's because I'm super nosey [and jealous]!


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The lovely ladies and gents of DC make their way to Richmond for a benefit for ROSMY at Godfrey's.
On Saturday, Aug. 11 doors open at 5 p.m. for "An Evening of Stars" featuring a social hour followed by a buffet at 6 p.m. A show featuring entertainers from D.C., Richmond, and Hampton Roads begins at 7:30 p.m. $10 cover benefits the youth organization
For those not familiar with the Imperial Court of Washington, D.C., according to their mission statement, the non-profit organization that works toward providing entertainment through social and charitable events for all GLBT community, friends and families and promotes human rights and equality amongst the general public through performances, tea parties, social get-togethers, educational outreach projects and other worthwhile venues.
ROSMY works towards providing a supportive environment for LGBTQ youth in Central Virginia.
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Then I got a message from my good friend Tammy to ask if I could make a cake and cookies for her son's birthday.
Of course I said yes....I had 3 days to plan and execute something awesome!
The theme was to be minions so I set about researching how I was going to do the cake and the cookies. I'm no cake decorator, so I needed to pick something that I could actually pull off. I have made cakes in the past, but only for my girls - 3 cakes to be exact - that are decorated with fondant that is. This time I was making one for someone else. I was going to have to pull off a miracle lol
Alex minion, as we affectionately called him, turned out perfect. I was really worried though, right up until the end. I'm still learning how to cover cake with fondant, so it was a bit touch and go for a while. I managed to cover up any imperfections with the blue fonadant pants. I made the cake vanilla, and coloured it green. Between the two layers is black butter icing. Alex's favourite colour is green and he loves the Hulk, so I went with that theme. I also learned how to use silver dusting powder - another first. The letters and the hat are paper. The bananas that Alex minion is holding are lollies that I found at a local Cake & Candy shop.
The cookies were kept pretty simple since I was making the cake at the same time. I just covered my cookies in yellow fondant and then piped on the eyes, mouth and hair. The goggles were piped last.
The cake and cookies were a huge hit! I added some sparklers for candles as we had the party down at the park. The birthday boy had fun trying to blow them out lol


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Planned Parenthood of the Rocky Mountains and City and County of Denver participate in National Campaign Encouraging Young People to "GYT" During STD Awareness Month
For Immediate Release: Jan. 30, 2014
City and County of Denver declares April to be known as "Get Yourself Tested Month"
DENVER – To help reduce the alarming rate of sexually transmitted diseases among young people in the U.S., Planned Parenthood of the Rocky Mountains is joining with the Mayor of Denver, MTV, the Kaiser Family Foundation, and the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to encourage youth to GYT — Get Yourself Tested — during National STD Awareness Month in April.
PPRM is proud to announce that the City and County of Denver is proclaiming April to be known as "Get Yourself Tested Month."
One of two sexually active young people will get a STD by age 25—and most won't know it. Additionally, 1 in 5 Americans living with HIV doesn't know it. The CDC recommends everyone get tested for HIV/AIDS each year as a matter of routine health care. When left untreated, STDs can increase the risk of HIV infection, infertility, and cancer.
In 2010, a total of 1,307,893 cases of sexually transmitted chlamydia were reported to the CDC. This is the largest number of cases ever reported to CDC for any condition. In the same report1, Denver is ranked 15th among major cities for chlamydia infections and 34th among major cities for gonorrhea infections.
The good news is that through testing many STDs can be treated.
"The GYT campaign is a youthful, empowering social movement to reduce the spread of STDs among young people through information, open communication with partners, health care providers, and parents, and testing and treatment as needed," said Amy Dickson, vice president of clinical operations for PPRM.
This year, Planned Parenthood of the Rocky Mountains will offer $10 STD testing for gonorrhea and chlamydia and $10 Rapid HIV testing at most of its health centers on April 24 and 27. Alternative testing dates will be made available at certain locations to accommodate hours of operation.
"STDs often have no symptoms; so many people who are infected don't know it. Getting tested is simply a basic part of staying healthy," said Dickson. "Lack of information, misconceptions, and social stigma keep many young people from getting tested for STDs, but people should know that testing is easier than ever before. Rapid HIV tests can provide results in as little as 10 minutes from a simple finger prick."
Additionally, GYT will officially kickoff in Denver on April 19 with a concert hosted by Planned Parenthood at 3 Kings Tavern featuring local bands. Planned Parenthood will also mark the month by conducting outreach on college campuses and engaging people through its social networks.
GYT public service messages air throughout the year on MTV channels with cross promotions with health centers and community organizations. Extensive information resources — including a dedicated website (www.GYTnow.org), which provides basic information about common STDs, talking tips, and a zip code locator to find local testing locations — as well as a mobile testing locator, GYTNOW (498669) — provide the audience with more information. During April, the campaign scales up its presence by introducing new messaging and outreach. Some elements of this year's national GYT campaign include:
- "Team GYT" — "Team GYT" is made up of celebrities recognizable to the GYT audience who help carry the GYT message. Coming from an array of backgrounds, these celebrities are handpicked to offer a sense of inspiration and personal empowerment. This year, Team GYT is pleased to welcome Litefoot, a Native American rap artist, actor and entrepreneur. Litefoot, a member of the Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma, also operates the "Reach the Rez Tour," an outreach program that promotes positive change among American Indian youth. Litefoot joins the ranks of the existing members of Team GYT including: The Jersey Shore's Vinny, rap visionary Talib Kweli, celebrity gossip blogger Perez Hilton, America's Best Dance Crew's Jungle Boogie, professional street skateboarder Stevie Williams, head of Thehundreds.com Bobby Hundreds, Paper Twins' artists Nica and Edgar A. English, aspiring fashion-conscious entrepreneur Allie Bashuk, surf-loving San Franpsycho, San Francisco designer/painter/artist Ube Urban, Levi Maestro of the online show Maestro Knows, Buff Monster, designer Han Cholo, and DJ A-Trak. Team GYT will continue to grow throughout the year as new faces are added to the campaign. All will carry the GYT brand out into various aspects of youth culture, encouraging their fans and followers to know their status.
- GYT "Party" — GYT has created a new online interactive video experience to encourage conversations about STDs and testing with partners, peers, and health care providers. The video, a simulated party scene, includes five conversations among couples, peers and friends about STDs and testing and is found at http://www.itsyoursexlife.com/gyt/talk/party. The GYT Party is filled with talking tips, an interactive quiz, key information for starting a conversation and entertaining "extra" features.
- GYT Nation — GYT is also supported by an extensive on-the-ground outreach effort taking GYT to communities across the country. GYT promotional and informational materials, including T-shirts, posters, buttons, brochures and stickers are being distributed to more than 5,000 health centers and organizations nationwide, including Planned Parenthood's network of nearly 800 health centers and additional public and private clinics identified by the CDC. GYT is also working with state and local health departments, the National Coalition of STD Directors, the American Academy of Pediatrics, the Society for Adolescent Health and Medicine and the National Assembly of School-Based Health Centers to provide young people with information about the campaign. And, the American College Health Association (ACHA) works with GYT to distribute materials through college health centers.
For more information on GYT or to make an appointment to Get Yourself Tested visit: www.pprm.org
Planned Parenthood of the Rocky Mountains empowers individuals and families in the communities we serve to make informed choices about their sexual and reproductive health by providing high quality health services, comprehensive sex education, and strategic advocacy. More than 123,000 women, men, and young adults annually visit our 28 health centers throughout Colorado, New Mexico, Southern Nevada, and Wyoming. Since 1916, we have been the region's most trusted provider of reproductive health care. For more information about Planned Parenthood of the Rocky Mountains, call 1.800.230.PLAN or visit pprm.org for the health center nearest you.
MTV is the dynamic, vibrant experiment at the intersection of music, creativity and youth culture. For over 28 years, MTV has evolved, challenged the norm, and detonated boundaries — giving each new generation a creative outlet and voice that entertains, informs and unites on every platform and screen. On-air, MTV is the number one rated full-day ad-supported cable network for P12-24. Online, MTV.com averaged 24.6 million monthly unique visitors during the first quarter of 2010 — up +9% from Q4/2009 and up +13% year-over-year. Average video streams for the first quarter of 2010 increased +19% from the Q4/2009 and is up +18% over the same time period last year. And MTV's successful sibling networks MTV2 and mtvU each deliver unprecedented customized content, super-serving young males, music fans, and college students like no one else. MTV is part of MTV Networks, a unit of Viacom (NYSE: VIA, VIA.B), one of the world's leading creators of programming and content across all media platforms. Wanna know more? Come on in… www.mtvpress.com
The Kaiser Family Foundation is a non-profit private operating foundation, based in Menlo Park, California, dedicated to producing and communicating the best possible information, research and analysis on health issues.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), part of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, protects people's health and safety by preventing and controlling diseases and injuries; enhances health decisions by providing credible information on critical health issues; and promotes healthy living through strong partnerships with local, national, and international organizations. For more information about CDC and its programs, visit http://www.cdc.gov.
Planned Parenthood of the Rocky Mountains, Inc.
Monica McCafferty
April 10, 2012


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A German author and journalist recently lamented the lack of attention given to the important historical contributions of Thuringia and Saxony despite Prussia having been recently elevated in the collective German conscience:
If you drive two hundred kilometers south [of Berlin], you come to a region where a lot more was going on. Here the history is so intricate and divided that it can't be made to suit the purposes of nostalgic identification although this is where, quite literally, everything German that had a positive influence on the world, began. Between Wittenberg on the Elbe and Weimar on the Ilm are regions that get hillier to the south, in whose little cities creative production developed over three centuries with an intensity comparable only to Tuscany in the Renaissance or Greece in Antiquity. Thuringia and what used to be the regions of Anhalt are to the Germany what Umbria is to the Italians: the heart of our country. But this never acknowledged by those caught up praising Prussia.
Yet a simple listing of events reveals this to be an anomaly. This region – between Erfurt and Wittenberg – is where Luther's Reformation began, and spread around the world, making among other things, the United States what it is today. Here - between Weimar and Dessau – the Bauhaus style was developed, and continues to shape metropolises the world over. And here Bach and Goethe got to work, here Luther wrote his translation of the Bible in the German language we still write with today.
I know regrettably little about much of the substance of the article, but that which I do know seems congruent with the author's thesis. It is quite amazing that a city like Wittenberg (and yes, I did actually go there for Reformation Day--in fact I lived there for a month almost four years ago) has not become a locus for both domestic and foreign tourism and the city's name not a metonym for Germany's cultural importance in the world.
Birkenstocks and BMWs are one thing, but the Protestant ethic is simply unparalleled as the most important German export, and one incidentally that not even the strongest of euros can hope to diminish.


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Whether you've been together for more years than you can count or are new to the relationship game, cheers to the love you share with this classic brut that's made from 100 percent Pinot Blanc grapes. With hints of honey, green apple, and pear, this refreshing bottle of bubbly is best for sipping alongside a fruity dessert.
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With slightly cloudy (but surprisingly tasty) sediment and flavorful notes of grapefruit and pear, this sweet bottle of bubbly is nothing like anything you've had before. Pair this 2016 brut with the cheese of your choice as you cozy up on the couch to watch your favorite rom-com.
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Here, in my town, we survived another winter of way too much snow. Our winter was too long. Too cold. The good news is, we've had an incredible spring so far. For a change. One thing you need to know about Juneau is it rains all the time and if it isn't raining, it's dark and dreary, and cold, and damp. It can be a very depressing town. And we've had horrid summers the last few years with winters being even worse. So we definitely deserve decent weather. For me, weather in the 60's is just perfect.
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But here it is almost June and our gardens are just starting to come to life. The leaves are out on the trees now and our earliest spring blooming perennials are in bloom. One of our earliest spring bloomers is the Trollius, or Globe Flower, with its cheery yellow flowers. Beautiful and so cheery!
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Thanks, alex. I don't know what does "access the ALSA interface with any other audio application?" mean.I could run alsamixer and I could listen mp3 using Totem Movie Playeron Ubuntu. So?
I suspect that Totem uses Pulseaudio and Alsamixer works fine with Pulseaudio. For example I use a media player called Qmmp that allows you to select which audio interface to use. Try using something like that and tell it to use the ALSA interface. If that doesn't work either then it's not an issue with Gnuradio.
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Newcomer Ashley McBryde's Warner Nashville debut, Girl Going Nowhere, is set to arrive March 30.
The album takes its title from a track the Arkansas native performed during her Grand Ole Opry debut, one inspired by a bad experience in high school algebra class.
"…We were going around the room saying what we wanted to do when we grew up," Ashley recalls. "When it got to me, I said, 'I'm going to move to Nashville and write songs, and they're going to be on the radio.' The teacher looked at me and said, 'That won't happen and you better have a good backup plan.'"
"It didn't put the fire out, it just added to it," the "Little Dive Bar in Dahlonega" hitmaker explains.
Girl Going Nowhere's lead single is one of four tracks available to stream or download now, including the just-released "American Scandal." You can check out the song's new music video on YouTube.
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Dear Belarich,
I'm in tears typing this email and words cannot express how much pain my heart is in right now. I was dating this guy for close to 4 years now and we are both in the UK, he was my first love. He deflowered me and we were already making plans to get married because he proposed on my birthday last year. He recently traveled to Nigeria for a week to visit his parents and I was at first adamant about the journey because it wasn't planned at all. You can imagine how shocked i was to find out that not only was the journey prearranged by his family, it was also for his marriage. The worse part was that i had to find out on facebook through the pictures he personally uploaded. I still believe it is his twin from somewhere because it's not possible for him to just through me like that. I really do not know what to do now because it feels like a dream and that I might wake up and find out that it was a joke.Nothing hurts more than the betrayal of a loved one and being in denial about what has happened won't help you either. It's either you have a talk with him to get closure or avoid him totally, it all depends on how you feel. But the greatest weapon you can ever use in this case is "FORGIVENESS", because if you forgive him, you have given vengeance to the LORD. You'll be fine and you'll love again.


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