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CQ writer Marcia Clemmitt states:
"For some, the new world of "radical transparency" will increase human understanding and encourage honesty and accountability. But some lawmakers and scholars concerned about losing older notions of privacy warn that more should be done to help individuals control how much of their personal data is publicly accessible."Do you know that in a 2009 survey, 46 percent of people accepted "friend" requests from strangers? Do you know that 100 percent of survey respondents posted their email addresses? Do you know that 89% of Facebook users in their 20s post their birth dates online?
Clemmitt asks the question: Are online social networks changing social interaction for the worse? Some experts like Justin W. Patchin, Assoc. Professor of Criminal Justice at the University of Wisconsin argue that cyberbullying does happen, but it is not the norm among young people. The recent suicide of Tyler Clementi suggests that cyberbullying cannot be ignored.
Tyler Clementi , a Rutgers University freshman jumped to his death after his roommate secretly filmed him during a "sexual encounter" in his dorm room and posted it live on the Internet.(ABC News)
Clemmitt asks: Are new laws needed to regulate online social media?
Google CEO Eric Schmidt predicts that eventually everyone may be entitled to one name change in young adulthood to protect themselves from adolescent indiscretions caught in digital photos that may be cached forever somewhere online. This doesn't even begin to address privacy invasions that were not indiscretions to begin with.
Subscribers to CQ may want to read the PRO/CON arguments of whether Congress should enact legislation to enhance online privacy. The bottom line is that teens need guidance to avoid cyberbullying. We may want to re-think the blocking of sites such as Facebook in order to teach teens ethical behavior on social networks.
If you do not have access to CQ articles, an extensive bibliography is provided. Go to these sources to become more informed:
Ito, Mizuko, et al., Hanging Out, Messing Around, and Geeking Out, MIT Press, 2010. Based on extensive interviews with young Internet users, scholars from the MacArthur Foundation-funded Digital Youth Project describe how online social media shape the digital generation's approaches to friendship, romance, creativity and family life.
Jenkins, Henry, Convergence Culture: Where Old and New Media Collide, New York University Press, 2006. A professor at the University of Southern California's Annenberg School for Communication explores the possibility that a public connected through online social media may eventually exert significant influence over how traditional media are produced and consumed.
Kirkpatrick, David, The Facebook Effect, Simon & Schuster, 2010. A former senior editor for Internet and technology issues at Fortune chronicles Facebook's founding and history.
Palfrey, John, and Urs Gasser, Born Digital: Understand the First Generation of Digital Natives, Basic Books, 2008. The director of Harvard Law School's Berkman Center on Internet and Society (Gasser), and a Harvard professor of law (Palfrey) discuss how extensive use of digital media may change how individuals and, eventually, the law regard privacy and identity.
Shirky, Clay, Here Comes Everybody: The Power of Organizing Without Organizations, Penguin Press, 2008. A consultant and lecturer on new media argues that online social media can provide endless opportunities for enhanced information sharing, activism and creativity.
Watkins, S. Craig, The Young & the Digital: What the Migration to Social-Network Sites, Games, and Anytime, Anywhere Media Means for Our Future, Beacon Press, 2009. Based on extensive interviews and survey data mainly from teen and 20-something Internet users, an associate professor of media studies at the University of Texas, Austin, argues that social network sites, online games and mobile devices mainly serve to help the digital generation keep in touch with their friends.
Angwin, Julia, and Tom McGinty, "Personal Details Exposed Via Biggest U.S. Websites," The Wall Street Journal, July 31, 2010, p. A1. Among the 50 most popular Websites in the United States, only Wikipedia.org has not installed any software to track visitors after they leave the site. All told, the 50 sites have 3,180 tracking tools, with some sites having up to 100 tracking tools apiece.
Cutler, Kim-Mai, "Why Mark Zuckerberg Needs to Come Clean About His Views on Privacy," Venturebeat, May 13, 2010, http://social.venturebeat.com. Even as repeated changes to Facebook policies makes some users fear they've lost control over their personal information, the company's founder and CEO, Mark Zuckerberg, hasn't fully articulated what he believes about how such information should be shared.
Hwang, Tim, "Das Zuck-ital: The Economics of Social Networks and the Collapse of Privacy," Brosephstalin blog, June 4, 2010, http://brosephstalin.com. Reaping continued profits from social networking sites likely requires companies to gather very large amounts of personal information about each user.
Rosen, Jeffrey, "The Web Means the End of Forgetting," The New York Times Magazine, July 19, 2010, p. 30. A George Washington University professor of law argues that increased sharing of private information via social media requires us to develop new norms for what kinds of behavior we'll hold people accountable for.
Wingfield, Nick, "Microsoft Quashed Effort to Boost Online Privacy," The Wall Street Journal, Aug. 2, 2010, p. A1. Microsoft rejected a plan by some of its software developers to make it easy for Internet Explorer users to avoid being tracked by advertisers when they're online.
Reports and Studies
"Millennials Will Make Online Sharing in Networks a Lifelong Habit," Pew Internet & American Life Project/Elon University Imagining the Internet Center, July 2010, www.pewinternet.org. Many Internet analysts say the advantages of personal disclosure will outweigh privacy concerns for people born in the digital age.
"The Future of Social Relations," Pew Internet & American Life Project/Elon University Imagining the Internet Center, July 2010, www.pewinternet.org. A majority of scholars and technologists surveyed say online social communication will ultimately improve human relations.
Blogs and Organizations Which Track Social Media
All Facebook Blog
Comments on Facebook-related news from social-media analysts and Web developers.
Comments on Facebook-related news from social-media analysts and Web developers.
Association of Internet Researchers
910 W. Van Buren St., #142, Chicago, IL 60607
Multidisciplinary association of scholars studying the Internet.
Berkman Center for Internet & Society
Harvard Law School, 23 Everett St., 2nd Floor, Cambridge, MA 02138 (617) 495-7547
Research center studying legal and social ramifications of Internet issues.
Harvard Law School, 23 Everett St., 2nd Floor, Cambridge, MA 02138 (617) 495-7547
Research center studying legal and social ramifications of Internet issues.
The Cato Institute
1000 Massachusetts Ave., N.W., Washington DC 20001-5403 (202) 842-0200
Provides commentary on communications-technology and media issues from a libertarian point of view.
Center for Democracy and Technology
1634 I St., N.W., #1100, Washington, DC 20006 (202) 637-9800
Advocates for protection of Internet users' civil liberties.
1634 I St., N.W., #1100, Washington, DC 20006 (202) 637-9800
Advocates for protection of Internet users' civil liberties.
The Facebook Blog
Updates about Facebook policies and activities posted by the company.
Imagining the Internet
Elon University School of Communications, Elon, N.C.,
Website of a university-based research center provides analysis and information on how new media will affect the future.
News reports and analysis on social media by technology writers.
Pew Internet & American Life Project
1615 L St., N.W., Suite 700, Washington, DC 20036 (202) 419-4500
Foundation-funded research group provides statistics and analysis on Internet use, including social media.
ReadWriteWeb Blog
New Zealand-based technology writer Richard McManus and others analyze trends in online technology.


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MS Dhoni Biography
Mahendra Singh Dhoni is also Known by the Name, MS Dhoni.He is an Indian International Cricketer who Captained Team Indian in the T20s and ODIs from 2007-2016 and for Test from 2008-2014.He is a defensive Right Handed Middle Order Batsman and a Wicket Keeper.He Made his ODI Debut against Bangladesh in 2004 and in Tests against SriLanka.
MS Dhoni Height
His Height is 5 feet 9 inches or 175 cm or 1.75m
MS Dhoni Age
He was Born on 7th July 1981 and according to his Birth Date, he is 36 years of age.
MS Dhoni Weight
His Weight is 78 kgs or 172 lbs
MS Dhoni Birth Place
Ranchi, Jharkhand, India
MS Dhoni Zodiac Sign
His Zodiac Sign is Cancer
MS Dhoni Education
- School-DAV Jawahar Vidya Mandir, Ranchi
- College-St.Xavier College, Ranchi
MS Dhoni Net Worth
His Estimated Net Worth is $111 Million
MS Dhoni Family
- Father-Pan Singh
- Mother-Devki Devki
- Brother-Narender Singh Dhoni.
- Sister-Jayanti Gupta
MS Dhoni Body Measurements
- Chest-42 inches
- Waist-32 inches
- Biceps-14 inches
MS Dhoni Hair and Eye Color
He has Black Color Hairs and Dark Brown Eyes
MS Dhoni International Debut
- ODI-23 December against Bangladesh in 2004
- Tests-2nd December 2005 against SriLanka
- T20-1st December 2006 against South Africa
MS Dhoni Jersey Number
MS Dhoni Domestic Team
Chennai Super Kings(IPL)
MS Dhoni Nature
Cool and Calm
MS Dhoni Likes to Play Against
Pakistan and Australia
MS Dhoni Fav Shot
Helicopter Shot and Hook Shot
MS Dhoni Records
- Under His, Captaincy Indian won T20 World Cup in 2007 and ODI World Cup in 2011
- Most Centuries made at no.7
- Most 6s Hit by a Captain.
- Highest Score made by a Wicket Keeper Batsman(183).
- Won Most T20s Matches as a Captain.
MS Dhoni Coach
Keshav Banerjee and Chanchal Bhattacharya
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- Fav Cricketer-Sachin Tendulkar and Glen Macgrath.
- Fav Cricket Ground-Lords Ground of London.
- Fav Food-Butter Chicken, Chicken Masala, and Chicken Tikka.
- Fav Actor-Amitabh Bachchan and John Abraham.
- Fav Actress-Angelina Jolie and Deepika Padukone.
- Fav Film-Agneepath and Sholay.
- Fav Musician-Kishor Kumar
- Fav Color-Blue and Black.
- Fav Destination-Goa and SriLanka
MS Dhoni Hobbies
Biking and Playing Football
MS Dhoni Affairs/Gf
- Priyanka Jha(died in 2002)
- Laxmi Rai
- Sakshi Singh Rawat(4th july 2010)
MS Dhoni Cars Collection
Open Mahindra Scorpio,Maruti SX4,Hummer H2,Toyota Corolla,Land Rover,Freelander,GMC Sierra,Porsche 911,Audi Q7 SUV,Ferrari 599
MS Dhoni Bikes Collection
Hero Karizma ZMR, Yamaha RXZ, Yamaha Thundercat, Ducati 1098, Harley Davidson Fat Boy, Kawasaki ZXr14 Ninja.
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- He was an average Student in studies.
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- In 2006, he was voted as the Youth Icon Of India.
- In 2008 and 2009 he won the ICC Player of the Years.
- He also won the Rajiv Khel Ratna and Padma Shri award.
- For the year 2012,2013 and 2014, he was the Highest Tax Payer in India.
- In 2012, according to Forbes Magazine, he was voted as no31 Player who have high revenue Earning.
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Extraordinary, but not surprising, is how immediately life changes when you become a parent. And with all its associated essential (and non-essential-to-the-point-of-pointless) equipment, travel with children may be one of the most glaring manifestations of that transformation, should you be brave enough to consider it. But these days some of the world's best hotels are catering for people searching out luxury without leaving their children at home, who want to get a true travel fix and feel supremely well looked after at the same time.
Luxury travel with little ones can still be wonderful (and that's not just the Instagram-worthy version). There are just a few simple rules to apply. So, from the dilemma of whether to brave a night flight to advice about menus and jet lag, here are the hacks to ensure a family holiday actually feels like a holiday for everybody.
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Passports: Check everybody's for expiry dates way in advance - particularly the children's. If you felt (understandably) triumphant that you'd managed to sort a passport for your newborn in the early weeks of their life, good for you. But they turn into five-year-olds faster than you imagine and at that stage they need a new one.
Planning: From hotels to hire cars, it's worth putting in the hours so you know exactly what to expect when you get there. Totstoo.com claims to take the stress out of planning for luxury travel with kids.
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On The Plane
Long haul is still an option, even after parenthood. The prospect that they might sleep, for a bit, is preferable to trying to keep them entertained for hours in a confined space. But bear in mind that a night on a plane with a child is not unlike the first night of motherhood itself – uncomfortable, sleepless, noisy, and with the potential to be covered in vomit at any given moment. I'm not saying it's not worth it – just like motherhood, the end justifies the means - but brace yourself. And probably refuse offers of alcohol at take-off.
The Hacks:
- Butterfly clips to construct a blanket "tent" over your children while they sleep. Apart from being a source of fun, it protects them from glaring overhead lights and screens, which gives them a chance of staying asleep.
- Yoyo buggies can be taken on as hand luggage. This is life changing. Babyzen.com
- Onesies are a great option for children to wear on the plane: cosy and easy to change when travel sickness is catastrophic for any clothes in the near vicinity, including yours. John Lewis do some brilliant ones.
- Don't overdo the hand luggage. A rucksack each full of activity books is overkill when, let's face it, you'll give in to the inflight entertainment as soon as is humanly possible.
- Snacks – don't hold back. Go for variety and volume. Don't forget plenty of water (after security, obviously – it's such a bore to have to keep throwing their favourite travel bottles away because you forgot to empty them).
- Somebody brilliant invented jet-kids.com to expand a standard plane seat to allow small children to sleep horizontally. They aren't allowed on some airlines, so it's worth checking before you buy/fly. For bigger children, and still flying under the forbidden radar, flylegsup.co.uk are helpful for adults too.
- And as for the seating arrangements: "Divide and conquer. Take one child each and sit in pairs. Do not straddle parents across an aisle. That is where turmoil and arguments lie," says Sarah Brown, founder of Pai Skincare and mother of two young boys.
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For Night Flights:
- Where possible, a night flight is essential. Keeping toddlers occupied for 12 hours during the day is torture by any parent's standards.
- Take Calpol (100ml bottle) – dry air and endless bugs rotating around the vents can bring on sore throats fast. And pain relief, if called for, is no help to anyone in the hold.
- Dinosnores Sleepy Stories. Good for home, life-saving when travelling.
Jet Lag
The bad news is that there is no hack for jet lag. It's unavoidable, but doesn't have to be murderous. Here are two things to somewhat alleviate the pain.
- Cereal. Pack some of your own so that early risers can have a bowl of something "normal" at their "normal" breakfast time and you can take it slow before the fresh tropical fruit beach-front breakfast you've been dreaming of.
- Gro-Clocks can be set to come on only when you want your child to think it's the morning. Anything's worth a try…
- And, without wishing to be controversial - an iPad. Each. Extravagant and guaranteed to win you any number of judgey raised eyebrows but begged, borrowed or stolen, they solve the problem of a delayed flight or broken inflight entertainment (don't forget to download plenty of Disney before leaving home - it takes hours and airport WiFi is unreliable). They provide you with a guaranteed lie-in on the occasional morning. The worst of us (by which I mean myself and my husband) allow our children to watch them at the table (with headphones – we're not that bad), once they've eaten so we can linger over dinner for all of half an hour. Cue waves of disapproval from across the dining room, until little groups of fellow Paw Patrol fans gather behind our children's screens and our decriers realise the genius.
Bringing Up Baby: My First Night Out
The Hotel
Once you've landed, you want to be heading for a hotel that understands a family's needs without making it obvious. The Beachcomer Paradis, Mauritius, has it covered – from miniature water-ski lessons to kids-sized snorkles, pedalos and family-sized canoes on loan; to a restaurant offering pizza, spaghetti bolognese and crudités hidden amid an array of delicious, cooked-on-display fresh food for adults. Its vast dining room also means that harried parents don't feel self-conscious if things aren't going to plan. It's one to bear in mind since Mauritius is only three hours ahead of UK time so jet lag isn't an issue and the Beachcomber has all the palm-fringed, white sand and turquoise water you can hope for in a holiday.
Restaurant Rules
Food is bound to be among the trickiest holiday dilemmas, particularly if you have been teaching your children the benefits of nutrition since their first tentative of taste of baby rice. Take the same approach to restaurants as you do to plane travel in terms of distraction tools, and you might even get to finish your glass of wine (or conversation). And there's always the bread basket. Just take your own ketchup. It might be worth packing extra vitamins in case guilt sets in that the children aren't getting enough healthy food for a few days – but you, and they, are on holiday after all.
Bringing Up Baby: My First Family Holiday
Sun Essentials
- Foam suncream goes on more easily than spray. Try Bioderma Photoderm Kid 50+.
- Hats: Jools Oliver's Little Bird label does a gorgeous colourful trilby made of woven paper but incredibly durable and able to withstand the abuse of beach, sea, and packing.
- Try Dandydill Way detangler after the beach. Natural, plant derived and as good for adults as for kids.
- Sunuva clothing, available at childrensalon.com, does beautiful, UVA protective clothes for wearing in and out of the sea.
The Kid's Club
Some parents consider all day, everyday kids club the norm. Others want to spend their holiday in sight of their children. It can be a fantastic added bonus to distract and entertain heat-frazzled kids with some more homely activities every so often when their (and your) capacity for sandcastles runs a bit dry. The best kids clubs have brilliantly trained staff to engage even the shyest of child for a few hours to give parents a break. Portugal's Martinhal resorts are famous for them – most valued in all the restaurants where they supervise arts & craft tables - but it's only to be expected of a family-focused resort. When it comes to honeymoon-style breaks, it can be more hit and miss.
The Rules:
- Book the afternoon sessions. However tempting the idea of booking the morning to facilitate a lie-in is, the fact is you'll be up with the (baby) birds anyway. The afternoon is when the heat kicks in and everybody can feel tired and fractious. In the morning, the beach is clear, the pool is empty and you can enjoy some well-rested, well-breakfasted family time before the children go and expel some energy after lunch while you take a break. It also allows for a lunchtime glass of wine.
- The best kids clubs have an area (or a sunbed at least) for parents of less confident children to chill and read a book while the kids play with the staff. That way, the children are entertained without feeling deserted and parents get some guilt-free time out to read a book (albeit not under the palm tree of pre-parenthood holidays). The St Regis in Mauritius is really good at this – offering mini-me henna tattoos, water polo in the paddling pool and plenty of inside and outside games for children of all ages. It even offers a cinema that screens kids films daily, and a vast "teen room" with table football, ping pong and a Wii. It's full of adults most of the time.


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San Francisco – A new Pacific Fisheries Management Council (PFMC) letter warns that a federal drought relief bill contains many provisions harmful to salmon. The Council sent the letter to Reps. Jared Huffman and Mike Thompson in response to their request for the Council's analysis of the bill's effects on salmon.
Among the key findings of the Council; the bill calls for taking water badly needed by salmon which will harm salmon runs and fishing jobs. Specifically, the PFMC letter states:
• The bill would "cause irreparable harm to California salmon and the commercial, recreational, and tribal fishing communities that depend on them."
• "'Maximizing supply' means reducing the water available to salmon."
• The bill's provisions are "particularly dangerous to salmon at a time when juvenile survival has ben disastrously low after two years of poor temperature and flow conditions in the rivers."
• The bill "authorizes weaker protections for salmon" to allow increased pumping from the Delta."
The PFMC is an agency created by federal law charged with regulating ocean fishing off the coasts of California, Oregon and Washington. Its members include fishery experts from state and federal fish agencies along with representatives of key fishing groups.
The PFMC has written similar analysis regarding legislation in the House (H.R. 2898 that would also harm salmon runs). Both of these bills would shift water from northern California, where it's desperately needed to keep struggling salmon runs alive, to large agribusinesses growing almonds for export in the western San Joaquin Valley.
"The Pacific Fisheries Management Council says the Feinstein bill provides support for industrial irrigation but does not provide support for – or even mention- the recreational, commercial, or tribal salmon fishing industry," said John McManus, executive director of the Golden Gate Salmon Association. "The Council goes on to say the Feinstein bill does not mandate or even authorize stronger water management protections for salmon in response to the devastating drought impacts seen in the past several years. Salmon fishermen from California to Alaska are asking why Senator Feinstein's bill is so one sided against salmon fishing families in favor of a few powerful growers in the western San Joaquin Valley."
The Golden Gate Salmon Association (www.goldengatesalmon.org ) is a coalition of salmon advocates that includes commercial and recreational salmon fisherman, businesses, restaurants, a native tribe, environmentalists, families and communities that rely on salmon. GGSA's mission is to protect and restore California's largest salmon producing habitat comprised of the Central Valley river's that feed the Bay-Delta ecosystem and the communities that rely on salmon as a long-term, sustainable, commercial, recreational and cultural resource.
In a normal year, California's salmon industry produces about $1.4 billion in economic activity and about half that much in economic activity and jobs again in Oregon. The industry employs tens of thousands of people from Santa Barbara to northern Oregon. This is a huge economic bloc made up of commercial fishermen, recreational fishermen (fresh and salt water), fish processors, marinas, coastal communities, equipment manufacturers, the hotel and food industry, tribes, and the salmon fishing industry at large.
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New Gun Control Measure in California Would LIMIT SHOTGUN PURCHASES (VIDEO)
Every time liberals claim they're not trying to take away people's guns, they talk about shotguns while insisting they're not going after hunters and sportsmen. So how do they explain this?
CNS News reports:
Limits on Shotgun Purchases Among Calif. Gun Control Measures
California state lawmakers are kicking off their 2016 legislative session with a push for more gun control.
KTXL-TV reports, a number of gun-related bills have been introduced this week.
"Hopefully all of us can agree there are too many deaths from guns," said state Sen. Richard Pan of Sacramento.
Tuesday, Pan introduced SB 877, which would require the state to keep track of gun violence data.
The measure is one of several gun control bills introduced this week.
Another bill, aims to limit purchases of a shotgun or rifle to one per month.
Here's the video:
Democrats would repeal the Second Amendment if they could.
Isn't that obvious by now?
FLASHBACK: Here's the Vice President of the United States in 2013 urging people to buy a shotgun because that's all you really need to protect yourself.
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Topic Page: Alpaca
(ălpăk'Ә), partially domesticated South American mammal, Lama pacos, of the camel family. Genetic studies show that it is a descendant of the vicuña. Although the flesh is sometimes used for food, the animal is bred chiefly for its long, lustrous wool, which varies from black, through shades of brown, to white. Flocks of alpaca are kept by indigenous people in the highlands of Bolivia, Chile, and Peru. They feed on grasses growing close to the snow line, and they require a pure water supply.
The Incas had domesticated the alpaca and utilized its wool before the Spanish Conquest, but subsequently the alpaca and the llama were extensively hybridized, leading to a gradual reduction in the amount of high quality alpaca wool. Exporting of alpaca wool to Europe began after Sir Titus Salt discovered (1836) a way of manufacturing alpaca cloth. Breeding alpacas is a small but growing industry in the United States, Canada, and some other non-Andean nations.
Alpacas are classified in the phylum Chordata, subphylum Vertebrata, class Mammalia, order Artiodactyla, family Camelidae.
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The Vicar's Wife
Jane Hatton and her British husband Andrew relocate from New York City to a small village on the Cumbrian coast. Jane has been city-based and career-driven but when her fourteen year old daughter Natalie falls in with the wrong crowd at school in Manhattan, she and Andrew decide to try country living. However Jane has trouble getting used to the silence and solitude of a remote village. Natalie hates her new school, and eleven-year-old Ben struggles academically. Only eight-year-old Merrie enjoys country life. Has Jane made a horrible mistake? The Hattons have bought the old vicarage in the village. When Jane finds a scrap of shopping list, she grows curious about Alice, the vicars wife who lived there years before. As we follow the twin narratives of Jane, in the present, and Alice in the 1930s we discover that both are on a journey to discover their true selves, and to address their deepest fears.
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The most comprehensive fan blog dedicated to India's most beautiful and greatest actress of all-time, Sridevi. Sridevi aka Sreedevi, ruled Indian cinema (with awesome performances in Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam and Hindi films) in a career spanning 50 incredible years featuring almost 300 films. Born in Sivakasi on August 13 1963, her untimely and tragic death on February 24, 2018 left a nation in mourning. In our hearts, she'll forever be, the Queen of Bollywood.
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The Leavers Assembly for Year 6 will take place on Tuesday 25th July, at 2:00pm. It is an opportunity to say goodbye to our oldest children as they head off to secondary school in September. Family members of the children are invited along and should arrive from 1:45. Seats will be arranged in the hall […]Read more »
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Hello Ecuador! An announcement for our international site visitors, the Transformers movie opens there today. To commemorate the event, we are being interviewed on Radio City, the BBC-world radio affiliate. You can hear the show directly if you live there or click the microphone on the top left corner to listen from anywhere else in the world. I believe the show begins at 7:00 and our interview will happen at 7:30 PM Central U.S time, (in English!) to discuss all things Transformers!


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KOOL Skin!!! * Downloaded * Many THANX!
yes! more skins 4 this car pls!
I'm work on it.
It seems that Glickenhaus is your speciality :)
very nice skin , thanks
Nice skin, maybe i will like front and rear diffusor must be on carbon color (use 131313 in photoshop) i think it´s too white but anyway i like it and thank you very much 5 stars for you
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Looking back, every-day with you gave me additional motivation. Inspiration gushed! Getting enough of you was obvious. I simply couldn't get enough of you. I wanted more. However, it was also necessary to give you breathing space. Acknowledging that there must be a balance to everything weighs better on the scales.
You rewarded my love, loyalty, commitment, with more sacrifices of your limited time for me. Respect has grown on both side, I look forward to its maturity.
Jonna – you're my soul-mate. These are not idle words as my many actions are proving, not only are we – 'one', but it's like you said. "We were made for each other".
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Question 29: Why is the Son of God called "Jesus", that is a Savior?
Because he saves us,
and delivers us from our sins; (a)
and likewise, because we ought not to seek, neither can find salvation in any other. (b)
Because he saves us, and delivers us from our sins; (a)
20 But when he had considered this, behold, an angel of the Lord appeared to him in a dream, saying, "Joseph, son of David, do not be afraid to take Mary as your wife; for the Child who has been conceived in her is of the Holy Spirit. 21 She will bear a Son; and you shall call His name Jesus, for He will save His people from their sins." Matthew 1:20, 21
23 The former priests, on the one hand, existed in greater numbers because they were prevented by death from continuing, 24 but Jesus, on the other hand, because He continues forever, holds His priesthood permanently. 25 Therefore He is able also to save forever those who draw near to God through Him, since He always lives to make intercession for them. Hebrews 7:23-25
and likewise, because we ought not to seek, neither can find salvation in any other. (b)
8 Then Peter, filled with the Holy Spirit, said to them, "Rulers and elders of the people, 9 if we are on trial today for a benefit done to a sick man, as to how this man has been made well, 10 let it be known to all of you and to all the people of Israel, that by the name of Jesus Christ the Nazarene, whom you crucified, whom God raised from the dead—by this name this man stands here before you in good health. 11 He is the stone which was rejected by you, the builders, but which became the chief corner stone. 12 And there is salvation in no one else; for there is no other name under heaven that has been given among men by which we must be saved." Acts 4:8-12
4 Abide in Me, and I in you. As the branch cannot bear fruit of itself unless it abides in the vine, so neither can you unless you abide in Me. 5 I am the vine, you are the branches; he who abides in Me and I in him, he bears much fruit, for apart from Me you can do nothing. John 15:4, 5
5 For there is one God, and one mediator also between God and men, the man Christ Jesus, 6 who gave Himself as a ransom for all, the testimony given at the proper time. 1 Timothy 2:5, 6
10 "You are My witnesses," declares the Lord,
"And My servant whom I have chosen,
So that you may know and believe Me
And understand that I am He.
Before Me there was no God formed,
And there will be none after Me.
11 "I, even I, am the Lord,
And there is no savior besides Me.
12 "It is I who have declared and saved and proclaimed,
And there was no strange god among you;
So you are My witnesses," declares the Lord,
"And I am God.
13 "Even from eternity I am He,
And there is none who can deliver out of My hand;
I act and who can reverse it?" Isaiah 43:10-13
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Japanese people are kind or not??
Japanese people are not kind people, but they are not bad people.
I found interesting research about ratio of kind people by OECD.
The title is "Pro- and anti-social behavior"
Pro-social behaviour averages country responses to three questions about whether the respondent has volunteered time, donated money to a charity and helped a stranger in the last month.
Anti-social behaviour averages responses to questions on whether the respondent has had money or property stolen in the last year and been assaulted.
This research indicated that Japanese are less pro-social (kind), and less anti-social.
Briefly speaking, Japanese are not kind people, but they are not bad people.
On the other hand, Anglophone countries such as US, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand and UK are kinder in the world.
I think the reason is related to Christian charity spirits (and also I know Muslim and Hindu people give consideration to charity ).
I'm sorry to say, Japanese charity spirits might not be enough. But all of Japanese think it important. They also have heart helping other people but it seems just passive…
On the other hand, this research indicated that Japanese tend not to help a stranger.
Hmm, even if any troubles happen to you and you are at a loss what to do in Japan, Japanese might not help you voluntarily. But if you ask someone for help, he/she will help you in high ratio. Japanese people are shy, not unkind, I think.
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It is imperative for a business owner to know how to read a pay stub. The learning curve should help you understand what items to include in a pay stub, the meanings behind each item as well as the methods to catch potential payroll errors that may end up as costly mistakes. You will also need to know how to explain a pay stub as you may need to answer an employee's inquiries about how they are being paid.
Many modern-day businesses have worked with an independent contractor at least once. If not, you are likely to work with a freelancer in the near future as they are expected to make up more than 35% of the workforce by 2020.
Healthcare benefit plans can offer many types of employers an efficient way to help employees cope with certain expenses that pertain to healthcare. They are also sometimes called health cash plans and should not be compared to private medical insurance plans.
Healthcare benefit plans are quite popular among smaller sized businesses and they offer employers an attainable and affordable way to offer employee healthcare benefits. If you want to understand how this type of benefit plans work, this simple guide will school you through the important basics.
In the recent past, the corporate world has experienced a consistent surge of payroll solutions online. Hence, this makes it very easy for many businesses to harness the power of web-based payroll software to perform payroll procedures well. However, as an employer, you may still make mistakes even with the best technology in place.
Regardless of your industry, company and employee size, there are some pertinent steps you must take to avoid potential payroll mistakes. This is essential to ensure that your payroll administration has a perfect record of being 100% percent accurate every time. Here are the three most overlooked payroll mistakes that have brought trouble to many small businesses in the past:
When the topic of whether employee remunerations should be transparent is discussed, it is often hard to come to a consensus. Today, an increasing number of employees are requesting for a more honest and open approach to sharing information about everything from company financials to hiring decisions to employee salaries. On the surface, it may feel like it is a good idea to make employee salaries public, but there are certain factors you should consider beforehand and decide whether revealing the salaries of employees is good for your business.
Every company requires some form of accounting software to manage their expenses and also to determine profitability. With the availability of accounting software, companies can benefit from automating their accounting systems as opposed to the traditional reliance of manual spreadsheets and paper systems. While many companies kept HR software and accounting software separate in the past, many companies are now starting to realize that there are benefits if they integrate the software programs together.
We are now slowly moving towards 2016 and for many businesses, it will soon be time to think about the tax season. You will want to make sure you are doing your taxes right as well as prepare the documents that can yield tax reductions for your business. However, some tax deductions are lesser known and it's common knowledge that many businesses have not tapped into them to get rebates when tax season arrives. Let's take a look at these small business tax reductions that are too easily neglected:
Employee surveys are highly regarded as an excellent tool for discovering what employees really want and helping employers to keep their workers engaged. When these surveys are utilized correctly, they can provide positive results such as decreased absence, improved performance, lower turnover rates and many other great benefits that pertain to engagement.
However, you should take great care to avoid misusing these surveys as they can cause negative impacts on the benefits that were mentioned earlier, and even cause employees to feel less engaged or undervalued. The following tips can be helpful to assist employers in the administration of employee surveys in the most effective manner.
Oftentimes, recognition and rewards in the corporate world are based on an activity's tangible outcome. Closing a big account, reducing the time of answering support tickets or hitting sales quotas are some of the events that employees expect to be rewarded for. But if you give you this a second thought, you will realize that these achievements are actually part of the job. In fact, it is why you hire them in the first place.


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but it reformated itself a year or two
ago and cannot be brought back under control
Easter '06
The wreck of the Morris had been driven into the ground and abandoned at the back ofI went to hunt for it in north Suffolk.
"the Goat Lady's" farm
in Gislingham in 1964, where it had been seen by members of the
Cambridge-Oxford Owners Club about 15 years ago,
when they had rescued a similarly ditched A55. What this tipster in the pub thought was a
J had last been seen there about eight years ago and on the strength of this alone,
The postmaster at Gislingham was very helpful and filled me in on the detail. The Goat Lady, as she was known by locals died in the last eighteen months and had been in her nineties. The land now belongs to her neighbours. I was given directions.
When I eventually found the old lady's property it was derelict with the hulks of various uninteresting seventies cars beyond hope in the front yard and throughout areas of copse and overgrowth peppered with goat huts. I gave up hope; there appeared to be nothing desirable here.
But as I drove out of the village I saw a Bedford RL peeping out above a garden wall and thought that if anyone would know of a local J type, this lorry's owner would. I was in luck. He told me of a pathway following a stream which would take me to the woods at the back of the old lady's property. Following these directions I eventually saw the familiar and extremely exciting sight of a J Type split screen through the trees.
I jumped the stream and nosed around between the hulks of two Bedford CAs an A55 and picked my way
to the J which, to my joy was not a J at all, but my type, an Austin 101. It was in a diabolical condition…
.with its back broken and almost nothing apparently worth saving on her. It did however have the front grille panel,
which is this poor man's Holy Grail because my 101, curiously, has a Morris panel.
I wrote the landowner a letter telling him how delighted
I was to find that he had the wreck on his land and telling
him that members of the owners' club would be interested and asking if it would be at
all possible to salvage some parts. And then I waited a couple of days,
jumping every time the phone rang.
When he did get in touch, Ted (name changed) was an absolutely charming chap and only
too pleased to help. He invited me to have anything I wanted. He said that it was nice to know that
there was someone out there madder than him. A couple of days later I went back and Ted and I
inspected the van more closely. He kept chuckling! It was incredibly sad. If someone had only
rescued it a couple of years ago, it might have been saveable. I cleaned up the wreck,
making two piles, one of interesting bits, the other of everything else.
Infuriatingly, having expressed my interest in the wreck, local yobs went on a wrecking
spree that night smashing every pane of glass on a vehicle which had been otherwise undisturbed
for 40 years.
I came back with a friend and we worked for a few hours removing the few useful bits.
On Harvey Pitcher's advice I took the instruments and the casting between the air filter and the
carbs and a few other bits. Then we were invited to have a cuppa with Ted and his wife Mary and
their cat, Big Dick! They are a lovely couple, both retired teachers and we really hit it off; they are
probably the best find of the whole adventure.I returned a few days later on a whim and took the cab scuttle,
without any clear idea why because it disintigrated as I lifted it, but it has since yielded sections of salvable
channel to replace rusted sections around my windscreen.
Top right of the cab in this picture, for instance, is a useful section. (See this link on cab surgery).
The Goat Lady, Ted told me, was Miss Beatrice Journet, a rather eccentric goat farmer,
latterly, who had been descended from French Hugenots. Miss Journet had at one time
been a draughtswoman, evidenced by rolls of drawings found in the back of the van with her
name on them in stencilled letters. I also found a dress maker's dummy and piles of mouse-nibbled
Practical Housekeeping magazines from the '50s and '60s and, very spookily, a shoe sitting
on the accelerator pedal. In the back of the neighbouring Bedford CA I found about two hundred
pairs of ladies' shoes!
The 101's bodywork had collapsed. The roof had an interesting roof-rack, which we rescued
and which a nice chap called Brian will put on his GPO van. Trumans came up with me last time
and we got him some pieces he'd wanted. It was good to meet him at last, because we have been
talking and writing for a little while now. We are agreed that it is important to help each other out.
Funnily enough, the day I found the wreck, he offered me an ex-stock front panel which has neverbeen used….and therein lies another amazing tale.
It is very sad indeed that this Austin 101 will never be saved, but it has been a useful donor and
just having found it has been a great adventure. I didn't find its registration or its chassis number,
but its engine number was 15JD-U-L 2046. I found the remains of its tax disc with only the year
visible. Utterly typical that my "barn find" should be such a no-hoper, but that's life and even a
terrible wreck can be a lot of fun. Also, it is encouraging to see an Austin 101 in even worse
condition than the one I am very slowly restoring.
I first wrote the above for the J-Type owners club magazine and sadly,
since then Ted has written to say that the land has been cleared for development
and what was left of the 101 is no more.
March 4th
Just got off the phone to Ted, who tells me that now, less than a whole year since I discovered the derelict van, which had stood there all those years, 4 houses stand on that land! It seems incredible. What timing!


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David J. Glass (C'90, Mask and Wig) is an attorney AND a clinical psychologist (wow!) and he recently chatted (above) with "Good DayLA" about advice on how to handle a house during a divorce. He even talks about the Hollywood divorces of Kelsey and Camille Grammer and David Arquette and Courtney Cox.
I'm still impressed about Dave's two professions. Sounds like a great lead character in a TV show!
More about David's law firm here
More Pentertainment stories about Penn lawyers in entertainment here
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Thank you so much the light has arrived safe and sound and matches my other one perfectly. We haven't connected it as yet. But will do so soon. Thank you for taking the time to lets us know it was on it's way too as I was able to organise to be in. Much appreciation and and very happy dong business with you.


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Happy Easter! Today is Good Friday and I have the day off work. I will have Sunday off as well. This morning I chopped vegetables and seared some stewing beef and threw them into the slow cooker for tonight's dinner with my sister and father. Bread is baking in the bread maker. And I made a batch of "spicy dads" cookies. Mmm, the house smells delicious!
I'm looking forward to visiting with my family tonight. I haven't seen my dad since February, or maybe January? I can't remember, and that is very sad. He says he is looking forward to hearing my stories about Jamaica and Las Vegas. Same with my sister, who is almost thirty weeks pregnant, which is unbelievable! My youngest sister comes home from college this weekend so hopefully Jordan and I will be able to go over to my mom's for a visit on Sunday.
I still haven't finished writing the post about our trip to Jamaica, but it will eventually get finished. And then I'll post some photos from our adventures in Las Vegas, Nevada from the beginning of the month! We have been incredibly lucky to be able to go on all these trips and I love sharing our stories and photos. 🙂


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Download the 2015 Utah Big Game Field Regulations
The 2015 Utah Big Game Field Regulations summarizes the laws and rules that govern big game hunting in Utah. The guidebook is designed to be a convenient quick-reference document for big game hunting regulations. You can use the references in the guidebook to search for the detailed statute or rule that underpins the guidebook summary.
You can download the 2015 Utah Big Game Field Regulations in Adobe PDF format. Adobe's free Acrobat Reader is required to view or print the guidebook.
- High-resolution PDF — (11.4 MB)
- PDF with low-resolution photos — (5.1 MB)
Note: This is the final edition of the 2015 Utah Big Game Field Regulations. If you downloaded the draft edition on or before May 18, 2015 please make sure you pick up or download the final edition.
- Page 38: The final bullet in the "Salt Lake County" special restrictions section was corrected to to specify that you may not hunt buck deer or bull elk with a rifle or muzzleloader south of I-80 and east of I-15 (see map online at wildlife.utah.gov/maps).


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Link: linnaeus.c18.net/Letter/L4367
Carl Linnaeus to Clas Alströmer,
1 April 1770 n.s.
L4367. Carl LinnaeusCarl Linnaeus (1707-1778). Swedish.
to Clas AlströmerClas Alströmer (1736-1794).
Linnaeus thanks Clas AlströmerAlströmer, Clas
These letters could easily be published in Lärda Tidningar as an illustration of science [The letter from Mutis was not published there, but in Djuret Viverra putoris Mútis, José Celestino
The description of Putorius is complete and a grand memorandum. Linnaeus has guessed that the abominable smell came from the glandulis Putoriis and in the system he had written despite the fact that Adam KuhnKuhn, Adam (1741-1817).
He states that the herb Hexandra caule volubili is Alstroemera salsilla. It used to be in Jardin Royal in Paris, but is not anymore.
Linnaeus further says that Logiea is Calceolaria and is already described in Actis Parisinis [Histoire et mémoires de lAcadémie royale des sciencesMútis, José Celestino
1. Bref och skrifvelser (1909), vol. I:3, p. 81-83 p.81 p.82 p.83.


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Blog Archives
vSphere – vCloud – Fast Provisioning – My Thoughts…
Yea, some would say this post is probably overdue but lately I have sincerely been thinking. Have we been drinking some Kool-Aid around this feature? I couldn't help but have some concerns around possible implementation of this feature in VCD installments. I in particular, am not sold on it completely. Here are just some quick reasons for me that didn't exactly sell me.
- It's a very "new" feature in regards to VCD which is still early in its years as a cloud platform.
- No way of currently updating those linked clones unlike VMware View. (some admin over head as well as using local and shared catalogs)
- Added complexity (with linked images, snap chains, and how you have handle storage motion)
- By Default ALL linked clone images are mis-aligned. (VMware has yet to address this problem) In some cases this could be a compounding factor causing some additional I/O overhead.
- Design has to be highly considered and evaluated with a max of 8 node clusters (This will affect current installments as well)
So yeah, I know I look like the bad guy but I seriously think this release was just a target more to SMB than anything. IMO, this is more like a feature for those of smaller businesses because now they don't have to go out and spend all that crazy dough on a VAAI capable array (Hooray for them :)) which begs to question….
Why do you need to enable this feature if you already leverage VAAI capable arrays?
It just seems to me that Fast Provisioning is a little pre-mature in its release. Although VCD continues to improve I think this features needs some serious improving before some bigger shops may decide to utilize it. The other down is that we have yet to see any real progress on the UNMAP problem and it's now treated as a manual task we should run during certain times… or outages I should say. That really blows because we all know what kinds of benefits and problems thin provisioning on some array can cause. For the most part, it's just really bad reporting… lol.
Here are some other sources I would recommend reading and I seriously think you should read them and learn for yourself if it's really worth it. Also, be careful not to put the cart before the OX and do your homework. Some people drink the kool-aid and don't think to question or ask "What's really under the hood?". Fast Provisioning should never be compared to VMware View… It's similar but not identical.. I would definitely recommend reading Nick's blog it opened my eyes to what he calls the "Fallacies" and of course Chris has a good read.
vSphere – Networking – ESXi Single NIC VDS Management Migration
Well, I wasn't sure how to name this blog as VMware continues to use all kinds of different lingos for all of their bells and whistles. I had the unique opportunity to begin working with migrating management interfaces or also know as vmkernel interfaces around from VSS to the DVS switching. This present a lot of struggles but it seems to me that VMware has really improved this functionality in the later versions of vSphere. I recall running into many kinds of issues when doing this on 4.0. So far using a vCenter 5 server with a mix of 4.1 and 5.0 host testing has proved to be seamless and non-interruptive. However, I would still highly recommend considering all your options and testing this method THOROUGHLY before ever touching production environments.
I was able migrate a single physical NIC running ESXi management from a VSS to a VDS. This video covers how I did that. The reason for the video was because I got all kinds of senseless google links when trying to search for something documented. So, I did myself a favor and published one.
Remember, this is a test and this is only applicable for me to use in a few environments. In most cases I use redundant NICs. Now the real kicker about this is that to migrate from a VDS to a VSS requires a bit more thinking and planning. Especially if you only got access to a single PNIC. Maybe I will cover that some other time… for now try to use two. Also, this may be a solution for environments running single 10GB and need to use PVLANS or centralize managment.


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If you are interested in controls education or electrical engineering, you'll find the mySTEM™ Project Board is a useful attachment for your NI myDAQ. I won't go into the technical specifications of the hardware, but if you're curious, you can find that information on the mySTEM product page. Use the project board to plug into your National Instruments myDAQ to wire circuits, motors, switches, and more. In this post, you will learn how to wire a simple LED circuit and control its voltage using a computer as input.
Getting Started – What You Need:
Here is a list of the materials required to complete this project.
- 2 Male-Male Breadboard Wires
- LED light
- 220-Ohm Resistor
- mySTEM™ Project Board
- National Instruments myDAQ
- Computer with NI ElvisMX installed
Watch the Video – See the Process in Action:
You can follow the step-by-step instructions below, but watching this short tutorial video should help make the process easier for you.
Instructions: Using mySTEM to Create a Simple LED Circuit
Follow along with these instructions to create your simple circuit using the mySTEM project board.
- Connect the mySTEM project board to the myDAQ.
- Make sure the myDAQ is plugged into your computer via USB.
- Plug a black cable from the GND port to the negative section of the breadboard, as seen here:
- Plug the red cable into DIO socket 0 and connect it to an empty spot on the breadboard as seen here:
- Plug the 220-Ohm resistor into the breadboard. One leg has to go into the row that the DIO 0 wire is in. The other leg has to go into an empty row. We need a resistor so that we don't blow out the LED light. The mySTEM board is running 5v or higher. The resistor will help cut the current so that our LED doesn't blow out.
- Lastly, wire the LED into the breadboard. The long leg will go onto the row with the resistor that is not connected to the red wire. The short leg will plug into the ground on the breadboard.
- Now, make sure your MyDAQ is plugged in and your computer is turned on.
- Go to your start menu and type "NI Elvis". Open up the NI ELVISmx Instrument Launcher.
- In the application, choose the "Digital Writer" option.
- You can turn the LED on and off using the 0 channel and switching it to high or low.
That's all there is to it! You now have a working LED circuit that you can control from your computer.
Create More with the mySTEM Project Board
Hopefully, this post has given you some introductory insight into the mySTEM project board. Once you have a variety of circuits, switches, motors, etc. then you can create some really fun and exciting projects! The ability to connect it to the NI myDAQ and control input and output using LabVIEW is very useful. Looking for more in-depth mySTEM tutorials and projects? I recommend reviewing the curriculum created by veteran STEM educator, Tom White. Be sure to check back regularly for more projects and examples using the mySTEM board!
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A nemaki and a kind of yukata used as pajamas or bathrobe after taking a bath. It is lightweight cotton and usually coupled with a kind of gauze. It comes with a belt of the same pattern.
In Japan it is often used as pajamas or nightgown, especially in hotels.
In general, there are 3 or 4 sizes: S, M, L, LL.
The women's Nemak often have floral patterns, while those for men are less salient geometric patterns.


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Phosphorene makes cover of ACS Nano
July 11, 2016
Drndic lab work has been featured on the cover of ACS Nano, June 28, 2016 issue
Two pieces showcasing the P&A department featured in Omnia
July 8, 2016
Penn's Arts and Sciences magazine, Omnia, highlights our faculty members' research projects delving into space.
Also check out their new section Origin Stories, featuring Chair, Mark Trodden.
Graduate student Lisa Tran's work highlighted on the cover of the June 28th issue of the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America.
June 29, 2016
This work, "Lassoing saddle splay and the geometrical control of topological defects," was done with postdoctoral fellow Max Lavrentovich. The two work with Professors Randy Kamien (Physics and Astronomy) and Kate Stebe (Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering).
For the full article visit PNAS: http://www.pnas.org
Dr. Dan Beller, Physics and Astronomy alum, won the 2016 Glenn Brown prize from the International Liquid Crystal Society.
June 27, 2016
The Honors and Awards Committee of the ILCS selected Dr. Beller for his thesis work:
For his outstanding theoretical work to identify the rich possibilities and outcomes of controlling defects in nematic and smectic liquid crystals under a variety of boundary conditions. The demonstration of the well controlled disclinations and focal conics is expected to open up a novel route for self-assembly in soft-ordered materials.
Royal Astronomical Society spotlights Prof. Mariangela Bernardi's project on black holes
June 20, 2016
The supermassive black holes found at the centre of every galaxy may be smaller than previously thought. If Mariangela Bernardi and her colleagues are right, then the gravitational waves produced when they merge will be harder to detect than previously assumed.
Prof. Alison Sweeney's paper on open water camouflage just came out and is getting some nice press - a write-up in Science News, and a forthcoming online piece for National Geographic
June 20, 2016
Deep-sea "glass squids" have cells resembling fiber-optic cable located on the bottoms of their eyes. A new paper by Amanda Holt and Alison Sweeney shows that these cells are "pipes" for light that are deliberately leaky.
Congratulations to Professor Marija Drndic who has been named the Fay R. and Eugene L. Langberg Professor of Physics
June 20, 2016
$40 Million Grant Establishes Simons Observatory
May 13, 2016
Mark Devlin, Professor of Astronomy and Astrophysics, will be the spokesperson for the newly formed Simons Observatory. The Simons Foundation funded Observatory will mark a new astronomy facility in Chile's Atacama Desert that will merge and expand existing efforts to explore the evolution of the universe from its earliest moments, to today. Devlin's research focuses in the area of cosmology and the evolution of structure in the universe as well as extra-galactic and galactic star formation.
Physics and Astronomy Professor Awarded the 2016 Charles Ludwig Award for Distinguished Teaching
May 12, 2016
Congratulations to Professor Paul Heiney, the recipient of the Ludwig Award which recognizes his years of dedicated service and committment to our students.
As Dean of the College, Dennis DeTurck wrote in his letter, "The Ludwig Award carries a special significance because the entire process of soliciting nominations and selecting the recipient is carried out by the Student Committee on Undergraduate Education, without intervention by the faculty or administration."
The Drndic Group Team Up at the Philly Science Festival
May 3, 2016
"The Drndic group and Project BioEyes from University of Pennsylvania demonstrated how DNA affects physical features in living organisms, like zebrafish, and the importance of DNA sequencing in an educational exhibit at Philadelphia Science Festival on Saturday April 30 2016 as a part of National DNA Day initiative.
High Energy Theory seminar
February 25, 2019 - 2:00 pm
Rouven Essig, Stony Brook University
David Rittenhouse Laboratory, 2N36
Special Seminar: "This Is Not A Diversity Talk"
February 26, 2019 - 4:00 pm
John Asher Johnson, Harvard University
David Rittenhouse Laboratory, A8
Condensed Matter seminar: "Delving Into the Nanoscale World With Thin-Film Nanofluidic Devices"
February 27, 2019 - 4:00 pm
Jason R. Dwyer, University of Rhode Island
David Rittenhouse Laboratory, A4


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Dinner Menu
Fried Calamari $11
A fried classic w/ lemon wedges & marinara sauce
Veal & Beef Meatballs $10
Sprinkled w/ aged Pecorino-Romano flakes & topped w/ ricotta & buttermilk-fired onions
Fresh Shrimp Cocktail $13
Six gulf prawns w/ greens, lemons, & our homemade spicy cocktail sauce
Calamari Arrabbiata $12
Golden fried & tossed in a marinara laced w/ garlic & spicy cherry peppers
Pazzo Wings (Six) $7 (Twelve) $11
Deep fried chicken wings tossed w/ your choice of sauce BBQ or Buffalo offered as medium, hot, or plain
Baked Clams Oreganata $12
Whole baked Littleneck clams topped with our own Italian breadcrumbs
Mozzarella Sticks $10
Egg battered & dipped in Italian breadcrumbs & flash fried to perfection, served w/ tomato basil sauce
Mussels Bianco or Rosso $12
Sauteed with roasted garlic, EVOO, fresh Italian parsley and finished in a white wine butter or marinara sauce
Rice Balls Ala Romano $12
Italian rice, fresh parsley, house mozzarella, pecorino cheese & a dollop of ricotta cheese, deep fried on a plate of vodka sauce
Golden Fried Zucchini $10
Flash-fried & coated with breadcrumbs served w/ our homemade tomato sauce
Portobello Mushroom Tuscan $12
Oversized steak mushroom marinated & grilled w/ roasted pepper, asparagus tips, vine ripe beefsteak tomato, basil leaf, EVOO & balsamic glaze
Tortellini In Brodo $6
Cheese tortellini pasta served in a light chicken broth with spinach
Stracciatella Romana $6
Chicken broth, eggs, & fresh spinach, simple & delicious
Vegetable Minestrone $6
A hearty combination of fresh vegetables & small tubular pasta served in a vegetable broth
Italian Chicken Noodle $6
Chicken pieces in broth w/ pasta, our special seasoning, & fresh mixed vegetables
Pasta Fagioli $6
The classic Italian favorite with small tubular shaped pasta, white beans with a touch of crushed plum tomato, roasted garlic & extra virgin olive oil
Garden Fresh Salads
House Made Dressings: Roquefort Bleu Cheese, Aged Balsamic Vinaigrette, Raspberry Vinaigrette, Champagne Caesar, Reg. & Creamy Italian
Caesar $8
Chopped Romaine hearts, lightly tossed in a dijon anchovy lemon dressing topped w/ herbed croutons
Country $12
Mesclun greens, goat cheese, granny smith apples, dried cherries, candied walnuts & raspberry vinaigrette
Mozzarella Di Casa $12
homemade mozzarella, stacked w/ roasted red peppers, vine ripe beef-steak tomato, & balsamic glazed, topped w/ fresh basil & EVOO
Buffalo Chicken $12
Romaine lettuce, diced plum tomatoes & shredded carrots tossed w/ our creamy blue cheese dressing & topped w/ your choice of our plain, medium, or hot buffalo chicken pieces
Seafood $15
A chilled combination of fresh shrimps, calamaris, & scallops lightly tossed in a EVOO lemon vinaigrette, w/ fresh Italian parsley & chopped vegetables
Classic Cold Antipasto $13
Mixed greens, carrots, Kalamata olives, tomato, imported salami, prosciutto, ham, provolone cheese, pepperoni, & roasted peppers
Amalfi $14
Grilled colossal shrimp, asparagus, roasted peppers, goat cheese, tomatoes, Bermuda onions & baby greens served w/ a balsamic dressing
La Casa (House) $8
Mixed greens, Roma tomatoes, carrots, black olives, sliced cucumber & red onion
Gorgonzola $11
Romaine lettuce, tomatoes, red onions, cucumbers, carrots, black olives, & gorgonzola cheese crumbles
Greek $10
Romaine lettuce, imported Kalamata olives, bell peppers, red onions, tomatoes, pepperoncini, & feta cheese in our authentic red wine vinaigrette
Avocado Salad $14
chopped lettuce, shredded mozzarella, grilled chicken, avocado, toasted almonds & cherry
Enhance Your Salad
Chicken Breast (grilled or fried cutlet) $5
Salmon Fillet $8
Grilled Shrimp $8
Sliced Skirt Steak $8
Shredded Mozzarella $3
Signature Italian Sandwiches
Add $1 for melted mozzarella cheese (parmigiana)
Meatball or Sausage
Panini $9
Hero $10
Breaded Chicken Cutlets
Panini $9
Hero $10
Breaded Eggplant
Panini $8
Hero $9
Breaded Veal Cutlets
Panini $10
Hero $11
Shrimp Parmigiana
Panini $11
Hero $12
Fresh mozzarella, roasted peppers, tomatoes, basil, & olive oil
Panini $9
Hero $10
Breaded or grilled chicken, fresh mozzarella, & roasted peppers
Panini or $10
Hero $11
Breaded or grilled chicken, broccoli rabe, & fresh mozzarella
Panini $11
Hero $12
Easy Street
Grilled or breaded chicken, romaine lettuce, red onions, & diced tomatoes
Panini $11
Hero $12
Italian salami, provolone, ham, fresh mozzarella, prosciutto, & pepperoni
Panini $11
Hero $12
French Dip
Our roasted beef is marinated in our special recipe w/ choice of cheese
Panini $12
Hero $13
All American
Breaded or grilled chicken, broccoli rabe, & fresh mozzarella
Panini $12
Hero $13
King of Steak
An authentic cheese steak with sautéed vidalia onions & cheese wiz
Panini $13
Hero $14
Spaghetti $17
With your choice of our homemade meatballs or sausages
Rigatoni Bolognese $18
A southern Italian hearty meat & tomato sauce w/ a touch of cream served over rigatoni
Fettuccine Alfredo $18
Fettuccine pasta tossed in a classic Parmesan creamy cheese sauce
Penne Alla Vodka $19
Creamy vodka pink sauce sauteed w/ shallots & imported prosciutto over penne pasta
Calamari Marinara $21
Calamari sauteed in a traditional garlic & herb or plum tomato sauce over linguini
Eggplant Rollatini $19
Breaded eggplant stuffed w/ ricotta, topped w/ tomato basil sauce & baked w/ mozzarella cheese on top
La Capannina Lasagna $18
Layers of wide lasagna noodles filled w/ seasoned ground beef, ricotta cheese & our famous tomato sauce, baked w/ our mozzarella cheese
Cheese Ravioli $17
Served w/ marinara sauce or baked w/ marinara sauce & mozzarella cheese
Tortellini Di Vinci $21
Classic cheese tortellini w/baby shrimp, sautéed in a delicate pink cream sauce
Penne Margherita $17
Penne pasta tossed with fresh mozzarella cheese & sautéed in a plum tomato sauce
Rigatoni Casalinga $19
Rigatoni tossed with fresh broccoli rabe and grilled chicken or sausages sautéed in a light roasted garlic & EVOO Brodino. Add red hot cherry peppers by request (+2)
Linguini w/ Clam Sauce $23
Authentic clam sauce (red or white) that includes chopped & whole baby clams sautéed in white wine, garlic, & EVOO or a garlic tomato basil sauce
Fettuccine Carbonara $20
A classic, fettuccine pasta tossed w/ diced onions, peas, & prosciutto sauteed in a creamy Parmesan cheese sauce
Rigatoni, Broccoli, Garlic & Oil $18
Rigatoni tossed w/ fresh broccoli & sautéed w/Italian seasonings in a light roasted garlic & EVOO brodino
Stuffed Rigatoni $19
Rigatoni filled w/ ricotta cheese & served in a pink sauce w/ ground beef, peas, & baked w/ our mozzarella cheese
Pasta Primavera $19
Assorted, fresh garden vegetables tossed w/ your favorite pasta & sautéed in a light tomato basil sauce or garlic & EVOO
Baked Ziti $17
Penne pasta tossed with ricotta cheese, tomato sauce, & topped w/ mozzarella & baked to perfection
Penne Gamberi $22
Fresh shrimp, broccoli florets & diced tomatoes sautéed in a light garlic & herb brodino over penne pasta, topped with toasted Italian style
Rigatoni San Marco $20
Sautéed chicken, spinach & mozzarella tossed in a creamy pink sauce over penne pasta
Gnocchi Pesto Di Casa $21
Potato dumplings, lightly tossed in a fresh basil, pecorino Romano cream sauce w/grilled chicken, sun-dried tomato, & mushrooms
Eggplant, Chicken, Veal, or Shrimp Parmigiana $19/21/22/24
Lightly breaded & topped w/ marinara sauce & melted mozzarella
Chicken or Veal Pizzaiola $21/22
Chicken or veal scaloppini sautéed w/ peppers, mushrooms & onions in a delicious white wine marinara sauce
Chicken or Veal Marsala $21/22
Tender medallions simmered in a classic mushroom & Marsala wine brown sauce
Chicken or Veal Sorrento $21/22
Sautéed & layered with battered eggplant, prosciutto, & mozzarella, simmered in a Sherry wine brown sauce
Chicken or Veal Monachina $21/22
Egg battered medallions simmered in a fresh mushroom & marsala wine brown sauce, w/ prosciutto & layered w/ melted mozzarella cheese
Chicken, Veal, Filet of Sole, or Shrimp Francese $21/22/24/23
Broiled Filet of Sole $23
Served w/ capers, Roma tomatoes, in our Italian parsley & white wine butter sauce w/ EVOO
Salmon Bruschetta $25
Marinated & grilled Norwegian fillet topped Tuscan style w/ chopped Roma tomatoes & fresh basil, drizzled w/ balsamic glaze
Frutti Di Mare $28
Shrimp, calamari, clams, mussels, & scallops in a choice of white wine, marinara, or fra divalo sauce served over a heaping plate of linguini
Lobster Ravioli Portofino $24
Sautéed lobster ravioli's in a pink sauce w/shrimps & scallops
Eggplant Rollatini $19
Breaded eggplant stuffed w/ ricotta, topped w/ tomato basil sauce & baked w/ mozzarella cheese on top
Tuscan Skirt Steak & Shrimp $23
Grilled to perfection topped w/ sautéed mushrooms, spicy cherry peppers, & buttermilk onions
Sole & Scallop Oreganata $24
Baked in a white wine & butter lemon sauce, topped w/ seasoned Italian bread crumbs
Shrimp Scampi $23
Sautéed shrimp w/ butter, garlic, white wine, lemon, & EVOO
Sea Food Trio $25
Filet of sole, shrimp, & scallop pan fried francese style
Chicken Caprese $21
Marinated & grilled chicken breast topped w/ tomatoes, fire-roasted peppers, sautéed in a white wine & garlic sauce, & melted provolone cheese
Sunday Sauce $22
Our tomato sauce w/ meatballs, sweet sausage, & pork ribs. served w/ your choice of pasta & a dollop of ricotta cheese
Meatballs (2) or Sausage (2) $6
in tomato sauce
Chicken Breast $5
grilled or deep fried
Shrimp (2) $4
Gluten Free Penne $7
Regular Pasta $6
of your choice
French Fries $5
Sauteed Broccoli or Spinach $6
Chocolate Lave Cake $7
Chocolate Bourbon Pecan Pie $6
Chocolate Chip Cannoli $5
Tiramisu $6
Chocolate Decadence Cake $6
Granny Apple Crumb Cake $6
La Capannina Cheesecake $7
Sicilian Pie
18″ (large) $21
18″ (large) $23
Cheese Pie
12″ (small) $12
18″ (large) $18
12″ (small) $14
18″ (large) $22
12″ (small) $14
18″ (large) $22
12″ (small) $14
18″ (large) $22
12″ (small) $14
18″ (large) $23
Specialty Pies
Biance (white pie)
Mozzarella cheese, aged Romano cheese and seasoned ricotta drizzled with fresh garlic oil
12″ (small) $13
18″ (large) $22
A square thin crust with sliced tomatoes, fresh mozzarella, roasted peppers, olive oil and basil
12″ (small) $17
18″ (large) 31
Buffalo Chicken
Our famous Buffalo chicken with melted mozzarella and bleu cheese
12″ (small) $15
18″ (large) $29
Broccoli, spinach, eggplant, mushrooms and fresh garlic
12″ (small) $15
18″ (large) $25
Pineapple, ham and mozzarella
12″ (small) $15
18″ (large) $27
La Capaninna House Special
A combination of sausage, meatballs, pepperoni, mushrooms, peppers, onions, black olives, fresh garlic and extra cheese
12″ (small) $17
18″ (large) $32
Chicken Marsala
Chicken simmered with prosciutto and mushrooms in a classic Marsala wine sauce with mozzarella cheese
12″ (small) $15
18″ (large) $29
Chicken Francese
Fresh egg battered chicken sautéed in a white wine, lemon butter sauce with mozzarella cheese
12″ (small) $15
18″ (large) $29
BBQ Chicken
Sautéed chicken with hickory smoked BBQ sauce and mozzarella cheese
12″ (small) $15
18″ (large) $28
Margherita Napolitana
Homemade mozzarella, tomato sauce and fresh basil
12″ (small) $14
18″ (large) $25
Broccoli Rabe & Sausage
Tomato sauce, mozzarella, sautéed broccoli rabe and Italian sausage
12″ (small) $12
18″ (large) $28
Italian Tossed Salad
Our house salad chopped and tossed with Italian dressing
12″ (small) $14
18″ (large) $27
Grilled Chicken Caesar Salad
Our caesar salad chopped & tossed with grilled chicken & homemade caesar dressing
12″ (small) $16
18″ (large) $31
White Broccoli
Mozzarella & aged romano cheese, seasoned ricotta, & fresh garlic with broccoli
12″ (small) $15
18″ (large) $26
White Spinach
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text: Dr. David May & Dr. Melinda Pilikinton's NSF's Cyber Human Systems Proposal was recommended for funding. Dr. Cindy Bethel in Computer Science & Engineering is the PI. The proposal entitled The Use of Robots as Intermediaries to Gather Sensitive Information from Children will be funded at its budgeted amount of nearly $1.2 million.


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In part of an interesting post by JA Konrath he explores the use of animated covers, which, whilst not supported by online booksellers just yet, do certainly catch the eye.
Whilst there are certainly design issues with some of them, they do show what can be done to attract readers attention. He really doesn't need the little publicity this blog will give, but these are worthy of comment.
The only problem I see is that if these styles of covers become ubiquitous there'll be too much noise and we'll be back at square one, where the most noticeable covers are the static variety, In the same way that the most noticeable TV ads are the black and white variety that don't scream and shout at you.


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I Have Spaces Between My Front Teeth. As A Student I'd Like To Know The Ideal Treatment For Fixing This?
Hi Dr Hughes,
I have a question about my teeth. Basically my bottom teeth are fine but my upper teeth have spaces (gaps) between most of the front teeth. I'm really insecure about it and I want to do the 6 months smile programme. But I want to know how much the price will be for that and what is the best treatment I could have?
I'm a university student right now as well therefore I would be able only to spend maximum £1900 for my teeth. Therefore I wanna know the best treatment thats available for me please get my back to me if you can.
Thank you.
Hi. Firstly 6 month smiles may not be the most ideal solution for you. In fact sometimes orthodontic treatment is not the best or most aesthetic way to treat gaps – bonding or veneers can often produce better results for example if the teeth are naturally too small anyway.
Costs vary according to treatment complexity but an average for 6 month smiles is from £2500-£3500.
Why don't you go and have a consultation with a very experienced cosmetic dentist and/or orthodontist or maybe have more than one opinion, to see what they'd advise.
Kind regards, Mark.
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Dr Mark Hughes
Harley Street Dental Studio
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