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iOS app Android app More Dorian de Wind Dorian de Wind Posted: October 6, 2010 01:20 PM L'Isle-Jourdain, France -- No, not much has happened or is happening in this tiny, sleepy, French town -- some might call it a village -- nestled in the Vienne River valley in central France that would warrant a "dateline." L'Isle-Jourdain just happens to be our first sojourn after a long trans-Atlantic flight that originated at the Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, and is the first chance to reflect on our journey thus far. While we are thoroughly enjoying our visit to this idyllic little town, our thoughts go back to the Atlanta airport where, while transferring between terminals, we were surprised by the number of young men and women in pristine, desert-camouflage uniforms who were walking purposefully through the concourses or riding trams towards the gates and to the aircraft that would eventually take them back to Afghanistan. Judging from the reactions of fellow travelers, neither the sight n

Q: We are putting together an entertainment system with the Marantz NR1403 receiver you have suggested, along with a GoldenEar soundbar and Panasonic ST-series plasma. The dealer is heavily pushing an Oppo Blu-ray player over the Panasonic player we had chosen, saying Oppo is much higher quality. This supposedly higher quality comes with a much higher price, $500 instead of about $100. We are not electronics buffs; we just want to have a system that looks and sounds very good. Do you think the Oppo is worth the extra investment? -- D. and H.M., River Falls, Wis. A: What makes the Oppo different and better than other players is the premium quality video and audio circuitry, advanced features, and its ability to play a wide variety of disc and digital formats. The model you are referring to is the BDP-103 and it can be seen at www.oppodigital.com. Oppo's video processing is some of the best in the business and does a wonderful job of upconverting DVDs to high-definition resolution. It's a difference you wil

Thoughts on the new album, "The Great Escape Artist"... Sun, Nov 20, 2011 at 3:28 PM I've listened to the new album about 10 tens through now and I thought this might be a good place to share some thoughts. I'll preface what I'm about to say with the fact that I am a long time, die hard fan and JA is still my favorite band of all time. Having said that, I still have mixed emotions about their newest offering. One of the first things I noticed was the surprising lack of guitar solos. In full disclosure, I'm a guitar player and Dave Navarro had a huge influence on me. Now before someone says, "they only people that care about guitar solos are guitar players" (which is mostly true) I feel that Dave's leads played a major part in their first three albums. I think 90% of those tunes had a solo or obvious lead break. On the new album, and to a lesser extent on Strays as well, its practically the opposite. So I wondering why that is? I know Dave can still rip leads like no one's business because I've seen him do

Lukas Sturm Lukas Sturm (born 1966, Austria) is an Austrian film-maker best known for his crime thrillers. In addition to his TV and film credits that include documentaries GENERATION X and DIE AKTE JOEL and the German crime serial TATORT, Lukas has directed music videos for bands such as The Rolling Stones and Queen. Presented By Supported by In Association With

Subscribe Feedback English look up any word, like morning hitler: 1 definition by MurdochT A religion that has risen up in the past century to define "proper behavior" as the influence of Christianity has waned. Like other religions, it has little scientific support, but makes bold pronouncements about who is "good" and who is "bad." Its sacred texts include the Diagnostics and Statistics manual as well as works by Rogers, Freud, Beck and others. Cultish mind control behavior can be found in some practitioners who will attempt to keep "clients" in harmful therapy by convincing them that "you have to feel worse to feel better" or "your resistance represents your unwillingness to face your problems." Client: "I have been in therapy for four years now, but I'm still depressed and obsessive compulsive. I don't think this psychology is working." Psychologist: "I sense that you are very frustrated. However, clearly, we just have not yet uncovered the root of the problem yet." rss and gcal

When a user asks a question which has been answered quite a few times on SO and on other sites without any research efforts, why do people keep answering the question? Isn't it a bad approach to answer and get the reputation? I would personally not answer such a question and will help the peer by writing something in the comments which would guide him in the right direction. I am attaching an image of the question from SO Please don't take it personally (if you're the asker or an answerer) as my question's purpose is fair and not to point out someone. Question: Show or hide a field using jQuery or Ajax share|improve this question You could just link to the question instead of the screenshot. :) –  Anna Lear Feb 12 '12 at 3:52 @AnnaLear ok i thought it will hurt please see the link stackoverflow.com/questions/9246150/… –  Devjosh Feb 12 '12 at 3:53 @yoda it has got enough answers from answer enthusiasts :) –  Devjosh Feb 12 '12 at 4:08 i added the link to the question –  Devjosh Feb 12 '12 at 4:13 Yes, peop

Charged up? Late last month, book retailer Barnes & Noble acknowledged that 63 of its stores, including three in Massachusetts, had been victims of a carefully orchestrated identity theft scheme that compromised the information of customers in nine states. In some ways, the bookseller's case is nothing new; computer hackers have long targeted large businesses and their extensive customer databases, trolling around for important personal information that could be used to steal patrons' identities. But in other ways, this latest effort may reveal a new, and perhaps more frightening, aspect of the dangers of identity theft. Unlike in previous cases where hackers pulled up information that retailers had on file, some suspect that this scheme involved infecting individual personal identification number, or PIN, pad machines. Barnes & Noble has declined to explain just how their machines became infected, but some believe that criminal agents swiped a bogus credit or debit card, transmitting a harmful program, or

BBC Homepage World Service Education BBC Homepagelow graphics version | feedback | help BBC News Online  You are in: World: South Asia Front Page  Middle East  South Asia  From Our Own Correspondent  Letter From America  UK Politics  Talking Point  In Depth  The BBC's Jill Givering "Officials may have a hard time convincing people this was just an accident"  real 56k The BBC's Daniel Lak in Kathmandu "Things are still tense"  real 56k Ronald Nash, the British Ambassador in Nepal "There is... a serene and sad air,... the sense of shock is still there"  real 56k The BBC's Bridget Kendall looks at the Nepalese royal family and their ties to the UK  real 56k Sunday, 3 June, 2001, 14:09 GMT 15:09 UK Nepal left guessing on royal killings Nepalese mourners Feelings are running high throughout Nepal following the murders The acting head of state in Nepal, Prince Gyanendra, has given the first official explanation of the killings on Friday of the king, queen and at least seven other members of the royal family.

1 Corinthians 10 (Lexham English Bible) View In My Bible A History Lesson from Israel 1 For I do not want you to be ignorant, brothers, that our fathers were all under the cloud and all went through the sea, 2 and all were baptized into Moses in the cloud and in the sea, 3 and all ate the same spiritual food, 4 and all drank the same spiritual drink. For they drank from the spiritual rock that followed [them], and the rock was Christ. 5 But God was not pleased with the majority of them, for they were struck down in the desert. 6 Now these [things] happened [as] examples for us, so that we should not be desirers of evil [things], just as those also desired [them], 7 and not become idolaters, as some of them [did], just as it is written, "The people sat down to eat and drink, and stood up to play,"a 8 nor commit sexual immorality, as some of them committed sexual immorality, and twenty-three thousand fell in one day, 9 nor put Christ to the test, as some of them tested [him], and were destroyed by snakes, 10

SEGA confirms Alpha Protocol Secret agent RPG from KOTOR II developer. SEGA has officially confirmed that Obsidian's new RPG is called Alpha Protocol and is about a secret agent called Michael Thorton. That's "Thorton", not "Thornton", which only a massive idiot would ever assume and then make a rubbish joke about, obviously. Anyway, Alpha Protocol is due out next year on Xbox 360, PS3 and PC, and in it Michael Thorton is a secret agent cast out by his government, which seems a bit short- sighted of them given that he's the only one who can stop an impending international catastrophe. To do so, he must go against his training and so on, and the decisions you make in completing his objectives will shape the kind of agent Thorton becomes, in line with other actions-have-consequences RPGs like Knights of the Old Republic II. According to magazine previews, combat will be real-time action from a third-person perspective, with lots of upgrades, and even a bit of romance aw. "Alpha Protocol blends Obsidian's

20 Great American Road Trips No more ice on the roads means bye-bye winter and hello spring.  Which makes for the perfect Road Trips src="http://www.weblogsinc.com/common/images/12649398 48436827.JPG?0.7913416014021497" width="198" align="right" vspace="4" border="1" /> time to hit the roads.  Just as the drivers aren’t the same neither are the road trips and MSNBC has got ’20 Great American Drives’ for you to look into.  The first page features one will have you up and down, north and south and covering just about every portion of Virginia, but many others are shorter. Spend a day checking out a piece of Washington, Mississippi, Kansas, or Maine.  The read itself is pretty lengthy, but well worth the investigation on how to use those miles and one of the biggest factors these days, gas.

Oh, BOO HOO! Muslim Brotherhood proxy CAIR’s executive director is outraged at Coca Cola commercial that he says mocks Arabs 6a00d8341c5c3553ef0128759f1db2970c-320wiNihad Awad, slimy little crybaby from CAIR (Council on Anti-American Islamic Relations) is offended at the Arab camel jockeys featured in Coke’s new SuperBowl commercial and demands that it be changed so as to be “sensitive to Muslim sensibilities.” Gag! Awad is also very upset by what he sees as a subliminal message showing Arabs as unsuccessful, inept, and Arab culture as a joke. So why is he upset?  It’s the truth! Bill O’Reilly laughs at this buffoon. H/T Mary Lynn

To iterate is human Iterator versus the Enumeration Method Build a business case: developing custom apps In the previous article, I made the following observation: And a reader made the following comment: A fourth option, which is in the general case superior to all three of your options, is the internal iterator. It delegates management of the iteration to the collection, rather than adding repetitive boilerplate to your functional code. In this particular case, the design pattern mentioned is also known as the Enumeration Method pattern. The use of this pattern was mentioned in the article, along with a link to a corresponding article, although it appears that it was overlooked. However, the posted comment touches on a whole topic area that deserves more attention than there was either space or topic focus for in the previous article. In fact, it deserves at least a whole article! In essence, where Iterator is normally characterised by the introduction of an additional kind of object that performs

Writing minutes How to write the meeting minutes You don’t need to note every word. Just keep a record as follows: 1. Names of everyone who was there (and apologies from those who weren’t) 2. Key decisions made 3. Next steps and actions agreed. If you don’t understand something then ask, if you don’t understand what is being decided then it’s unlikely anyone else will. 2. Write up the minutes You can either do this in Microsoft Word, or use a simple tool like www.pailz.com, to type up the minutes. Tools like Pailz help you by prompting you to enter in all the right information that you need in a good minutes document (names, apologies, date, the location and so on) 3. Review the minutes Once you’ve written them, you need to send them to someone else who was there to check them. It might not be necessary but it’s often worth confirming with the chair (the person who ran the meeting) that you’ve got an accurate reflection of the meeting. 4. Circulate the minutes Send a copy of the minutes

Make this page my home page Home  >  Topics  >  Officer Safety  >  Detroit police struggle to protect bankrupt city August 26, 2013 Detroit police struggle to protect bankrupt city Night after night, Detroit police officers are tasked with patrolling one of the most dangerous cities in America and have taken 10% pay cuts By Gina Damron Detroit Free Press DETROIT — Wind whipped through downed windows and the speedometer reached 90 m.p.h. as the police cruiser sped down the interstate. Weaving through traffic, Detroit Police Officers Derrick Keasley and Darius Shepherd rushed to reach other officers, who were miles away chasing down a suspect in a neighborhood off Van Dyke. It was about 9 p.m. on a warm evening this month as the special operations officers tromped through high grass, then came to a yard, where they handily climbed a rusty chain link fence and landed next to a dilapidated and abandoned building. This suspect was gone, but the shift was hours from over. Night after night, Detroit poli

APP OF THE DAY: Google Currents review (Android/iPhone) There was a time when accessing the Internet was about marching into a library, finding a computer and opening Netscape. It was a slow and disparate assemblage of websites, but the common theme was always good: information.  Jump forward to the present... read the full article.

Take the 2-minute tour × I'm just getting started with dojo, and I've understood that dojo.query is the same as $ in jQuery. But I haven't figured out what it returns. Is it a specialized object like in jQuery? What I'm trying to do (with no luck) is: dojo.query("output").innerHTML = data; //this doesn't work either: //tried accessing by id as well //and tried to access a div, incase dojo has some issues with html5 elements And I'm currently using the new html5 elements: <output id="output">Output goes here</output> <div id="divOutput">non- html5 output goes here</div> And I can't seem to find a good list on what to do with objects returned by dojo.query().. edit: Okay, I think dojo is just messing with me now. I found this method: addContent() and that works on the above selector. But I don't want to add content, I want to replace content... share|improve this question add comment 6 Answers up vote 3 down vote accepted The query method returns a NodeList object. In the ref for NodeList you can fi

String Quartets (Complete) Vol. 1 String Quartets (Complete) Vol. 1 by Ludwig van Beethoven Released: Mar 1993 Label: Naxos The Kolady Quartet brings the ornery feel of mid-period Beethoven into full color in their working of op. 59 no. 1. The second movement starts daintily, with hints of Russian folk melodies interspersed, but each reiteration of the theme gets more aggressive. In 1806, these quartets pushed at the limits of audience and performer, and Kolady works well in that spirit. Daphne Carr You're just minutes away from millions of songs. Sign up now.

Compulsive and Binge Eating by Dr. Mo Lerner drmo.gif - 6.86 K I debated only briefly whether it was appropriate to discuss the sensitive issue of excessive eating in a publication devoted to the admiration of large people. But the kind encouragement of the editors, many letters from readers, as well as the fact that I have always maintained that I would be remiss as a physician if I did not acknowledge that there are negative health and emotional sequelae for some large people, led me to tackle this issue. Let me begin by emphasizing that if people have consciously chosen to be large and understand the potential sequelae...God bless them. Any examination of excessive eating as a disorder should be aimed at those who are either uncomfortable, have health problems, or simply want to change. By strict definition a Compulsive Overeater is an individual who is driven to eat "in excess" and either does not or cannot take action to stop. Binge or Impulsive Overeaters, on the other hand, will eat inordinate am

Fantasy Baseball Rankings: Russell Martin Is the King of Catchers By (Correspondent) on February 23, 2009 489 reads 1 of 5 Here are my rankings for catchers for the upcoming season. When we look at catchers, we have to look at consistency, durability, power, average, etc. Catcher is one of the toughest positions in fantasy, because the rankings can change from year to year. Injuries have derailed the usual top catchers like Victor Martinez and Jorge Posada, but that doesn't mean that you can't draft them. You just won't draft them ahead of the likes of Russell Martin, Brian McCann, and Joe Mauer, as well as new upper-tier catchers like Giovanni Soto and Ryan Doumit. Here are my rankings for 2009. Top Tier Catchers 1. Russell Martin-Torre will probably play him at third-base when he isn't catching to keep his bat in the lineup. He's consistently been the best catcher the past few seasons. One can argue Brian McCann here, but Martin's stolen bases are always an added bonus and is now eligible at Thir

Christine Chin looks at how modern technology heavily borrows from nature with her cleverly put together Sentient Kitchen, a Frankestenian aberration that offers "a non-threatening environment to explore the benefits of smarter, more sensitive solutions to our daily dining needs." Permission to use the above image was granted by Christine herself.

Reports | July 11, 2012 22:05 Van Wely denied entry to U.S. for lacking a work visa Loek van Wely On Monday night at Newark Airport Loek van Wely was denied to enter the United States because he "lacked a work visa". When the Dutch grandmaster told the authorities that, among other things, he was going to teach chess to American kids, they considered this an illegal working activity. As a result of that, Van Wely's entry was refused, he got detained, handcuffed and escorted by police to a plane and deported. Monday, July 9th at 21.30 Loek van Wely arrived at Newark Liberty International Airport. He had just started a big trip to the USA. As always, at customs he was asked what he was going to do in the USA, and he explained that he would celebrate holidays, play poker, play chess and participate in two chess camps. This attracted their attention, Van Wely told us on the phone on Wednesday night. I explained that I was going to teach kids chess, and they asked if I would be earning money with this. I sa

The U.S. has left Iraq — and with it, the memory of the Baghdad Country Club, the one bar in the heart of the highly fortified Green Zone. During the worst years of the insurgency, contractors, aid workers and diplomats … Beers in Baghdad: Remembering the World’s Most Dangerous Bar So, so many Western visitors to Iraq in the past decade have thrown their heads back after a near-miss with a roadside bomb and thought, I need a drink right now. That was where the Baghdad Country Club came in. For barely a year, a British former paratrooper known only as James and his Iraqi fixer, Ajax, ran a bar and grill that served as a rare Mesopotamian outlet for the Western urge to answer stress with alcohol. The facade concealed a greenery nestled inside Baghdad’s secured Green Zone — essentially, a walled garden within a walled garden. Even stranger, its next- door neighbor was the Supreme Council for the Islamic Revolution in Iraq, a powerful Shiite political party with its own death squad. They weren’t exactly custome

Filipino villagers may have helped kill terrorist JIM GOMEZ Associated Press Published: MANILA, Philippines (AP) -- Abu Sayyaf commander Umbra Jumdail had deviated from the brutal image of his al-Qaida-linked militant group by playing doctor to poor Filipino villagers, whose backing he needed to stay safe from military troops. But those villagers may have been used by the military to finally track him down last week. A U.S.-backed airstrike killed Jumdail, his son and several militants while they slept in huts or hammocks Thursday near Parang town on southern Jolo island, dealing the latest blow to the Abu Sayyaf and depriving it of a key leader. Surviving militants suspect that villagers secretly working for the military helped track down Jumdail, said a Philippine military intelligence official who had been helping monitor the militants. The official said militants believe villagers pretending to seek medical treatment traveled to Jumdail's hideout and left some kind of sensor that the military used to

Problems with time streching 1 reply [Last post] User offline. Last seen 7 years 5 weeks ago. Offline Joined: 2006-10-26 I've had some trouble with streching regions to fit to certain beat lengthns. Say for example I have a clip of some strings playing a melody. When I crop this melody to just four beats, I still need to adjust it so it lines up correctly with the project's tempo. I set snaps to BEATS and drag the edge of the region to the beat, which is usually only a small ways off (ie the change in tempo from the original region to the streched is small). This is where the problem arises. If I wanted to loop this sound, I could copy and paste a bunch of them one after another. I do this, but when playing it back, I notice a small clip between each repeated section. Zooming in, I see that the edge of the originally streched clip is not right on the beat I wanted it at. In an attempt to fix it, I strech the region again to the beat, but in adjusting this small distance, instead of fixing the problem, the

Now it is crystal clear that Nature is getting ready to do large scale war on the human beings, unable to bear the atrocities of mankind on the ‘Mother Nature’ and ‘Mother Earth’, any more, as the Five Divine Devils i.e. ‘Pancha Bhootas’ i.e. Earth, Air, Water, Fire and Sky atmosphere (‘Pancha means Five, ‘Bhootas’ means Forces) are feeling that the human beings have considerably caused harm and harassed them. We human beings are overestimating our abilities with our bookish knowledge and thinking that we are indomitable by any forces in the world. We feel proud of our formidable weaponary manufactured only to hit our own heads with our own weapons to die so foolishly. We also think that we can control the Nature Forces, we can invade on ‘Mother Earth’ dig it to suck her blood (oil, minerals, gas etc.) blast mountains to show our ammunition power on ‘Mother Nature’s’ body. We human beings to maintain our Air Forces, Ground Forces, and Naval Forces using ‘Mother Earth’s blood (oil, minerals, gas etc.) thinking

Anmelden German suche ein beliebiges Wort, wie poopsterbate: When you and you're partner are amidst "doggie style" sex; right before you cum you pull out and push your partners head and shoulders off the bed onto the floor. Your partners back now is sloped from the bed to the floor. You splooge on your partners back and decide to ride it down like a waterslide. Mark - Damn Lisa why do you have a bruise on your forehead Lisa - Me and my boyfriend were having sex and he waterslided me! And my back hurts too. von Chocolate-Grizzlie 21. April 2009 7 8 The act of cumming on a girls back after fucking her doggy style with her head shoved down. Then you proceed to slide down her back, ending with your ass and balls on the back of her head. I did a reverse water slide on your girlfriend last night. She had a brown streak leading all the way to her mouth, where I slowly messaged my balls into her eyes. von CtrlZ 21. Oktober 2008 7 20

September 24th, 2008 Byron Beck | Special Section Stories Behind the Seams Clothes make the indie movie roll. So does Amanda Needham. Amanda Needham knows what looks good. The 27-year-old native Portlander is the costume designer for films including The River Why and Wendy and Lucy. She’s also contributed her talents to help such diverse directors as Gus Van Sant and Bruce Campbell. And she happens to be pretty tight with Neil Kopp, her boyfriend and the winner of the Piaget Producers Award at this year’s Film Independent’s Spirit Awards for his work on Paranoid Park and Old Joy. Shy–but far from a wallflower–Needham is making her way in the world of movie- making. Willamette Week was lucky enough to work with her on “Lights, Camera, Fashion” in between some of her commercial jobs (Nike and Michael Jordan) and beginning work on local director Matt McCormick’s first feature film, Some Days are Better Than Others. Here’s what she had to say during a break in her busy schedule. WW: When did you first get inv

Listen to NPR Stories Online A class action lawsuit alleges Ocwen Financial, one of the nation's largest mortgage servicers, charges marked-up and illegal fees. The firm says it will vigorously defend itself against the claims. Physicians have been warning for years about a coming shortage of primary care doctors. But others say primary care teams that include other types of health workers might fill the gap better. Faulty forms of the brain protein tau trigger tangles inside and outside brain cells of Alzheimer's patients. Scientists say figuring out how to stop bad tau's spread from cell to cell might be key. A South African teenager got tired of waiting in the clinic for his grandparents' HIV meds. So he came up with a solution. All it took was a bicycle. Why is Sierra Leone reporting an uptick in Ebola cases while Liberia's outbreak is slowing? The chain of events in one village points up the obstacles that the country is facing. Half of people of Asian descent have double eyelids — folds above t

Balamory Misfits Good for helping to think through different possibilities This activity should take 15 mins Do this activity on CBeebies This activity involves using the mouse to mix and match the heads, bodies and feet of various Balamory characters. It's good for helping children to think through different possibilities as they become aware of similarities and differences. How to extend the fun You could ask them why a particular combination doesn't work to test their reasoning skills further. Alternatively, you could extend this activity by playing your own mix and match game. Why not cut some photos out of a children's magazine and ask your child to sort out the correct combination of heads, bodies and feet? How to make a magic moment There are many funny moments to be had together when playing this game as the different combinations you can make can be hilarious! You could have a go at making a deliberately incorrect combination and give your 'creature' a name. Do this activity on CBeebies

Dave's Free Press: Journal violence, pornography, and rude words for the web generation Recent posts Recently commented posts Journals what I read Fri, 16 Aug 2013 Today I Learned ... When storing a past event, always convert it into UTC and store it that way (I knew that). But when storing a future event (esp. if it's more than a year in the future), store it in the local timezone and only convert to UTC on the given day. This way you can properly handle the changes to time zones and/or daylight savings that might happen in the meantime. (via Domm's blog) Posted at 15:00 by David Cantrell keywords: geeky Permalink | 0 Comments Sat, 29 Jun 2013 The Most Important Word in Publishing Dustin Kurtz works for a publisher, and writes on their blog. His thesis is that authors do themselves a dis- service if they link to Amazon, and that they should instead link to some random small independent bookshop if they want to visitors to their websites to buy their wares. In this piece, he omits the single mos

Tell me more × This question already has an answer here: I have been trying for awhile since I removed Win8 from my laptop to get this Bluetooth/Wireless Card working and I've got it so that it at least recognizes wireless, but every time I try to actually use the wireless, I get kernel panics or everything crashes. Can someone explain to me how to install this driver: So that I can actually use the wireless on my laptop (and perhaps even the bluetooth). share|improve this question Get info here, see for 12.04 How do I get a Ralink RT3060 wireless card working? –  Web-E Dec 7 '12 at 6:36 add comment marked as duplicate by Jorge Castro, Mahesh, Mik, Eliah Kagan, Seth Apr 8 at 21:44 2 Answers I don't know if you've solved this. I have the HP Envy dv7 and seem to have it working. Ubuntu 12.10 - no wireless detected. upgrade the linux kernel to 3.6.3 or later and make sure the firmware rt3290.bin is in lib/firmware and it should work. However I have found that sometimes the wireless is disabled and the

How ‘Twilight’ Made the Movie Business Respect Girl Power How &amp;#8216;Twilight&amp;#8217; Made the Movie Business Respect Girl Power Analysis: "Twilight" proved that fanboys could be girls too and paved the way for "The Hunger Games" and "Divergent" "Twilight" proved that girls like movies too. Sure there were romantic comedies geared at women, but the movie game's main job of building franchises used to break down firmly along gender lines, with production focusing on male-dominated movies that catered to teenage boys. What is radical about the vampire romances, which wrap up their mega-grossing run this week with the release of "The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn — Part 2,"  is that they forced studio executives to acknowledge that fanboys can be fangirls too. "It's actually remarkable what the 'Twilight' franchise was able to do for girl power," Jeff Bock, a box office analyst with Exhibitor Relations, told TheWrap. "Before this people didn't know if girls could carry a franchise like 'Star Wars' or

8 Luscious Lime Desserts Sink your teeth into one of these tart, yet refreshing treats By WomansDay.com Staff Key Lime Tarts Special Offer When it’s blazing hot outside, there’s nothing better than a refreshing dessert that incorporates the sharp flavor of limes. A great go-to summer ingredient, lime can be used as the star of a dish or to compliment a variety of sweeter foods, such as coconut, mango and other citrus fruits. From delectable Key Lime Tarts to velvety Lime-Coconut Cream Pie, there is something here to satisfy everyone’s sweet (tart) tooth. Lime Dessert Recipes: 1. Lime-Coconut Bars 2. Key Lime Tarts 3. Lime Cornmeal Cookies 4. Lemon, Lime and Orange Tart 5. Berry-Lime Custard Tart 6. Mango, Lime and Ginger Cheesecake 7. Lime-Coconut Cream Pie 8. Lime Tart

Biography – Ch’rell Home Utrom homeworld, Earth: Foot Headquarters Nickname(s) Torrinon, Kako Naso, Duke Acureds, Oroku Saki, UtromShredder, The Shredinator, andThe Shredder Weapon(s) of choice Shredder exo-suit, Sword of Tengu Occupation Foot Leader Affiliation Foot Clan Physical description Species Utrom Gender Male Eye color Blue/Red Out of universe information Era(s) 2003 series, Fast Forward, Back to the Sewer, Video games Voiced by Scottie Ray Ch’rell (also known as Torrinon, Kako Naso, Duke Acureds, Oroku Saki, and the Utrom Shredder) is a notorious intergalactic war criminal, who has adopted numerous aliases. He is the only known blood- red Utrom (as opposed to the species’ normal pink appearance), has a purple scar over his left eye and three horn like protrustions on each side and the center of his head. Ch’rell acts as the primary antagonist in the first three seasons of the 2003 TV series and in Turtles Forever. History 2003 Series Ch’rell was the greatest scourge of the universe, immensely in

Reply to a comment Reply to this comment knotknessisary writes: A lot of residents are hacked at the idea that they will pay more than some businesses. A warehouse may not get as many cars, but it gets more 18 wheelers than my house does. It's the businesses that do their best to talk things to death.

Saturday, May 27, 2006 Alternative use of iPod ratings stars The original iPod was a triumph of form and function. It looked great, its interface was simple and intuitive, and it stored and played thousands of songs in an attractive, portable unit. My first iPod was a 'third generation' 20GB model. It was the first model that I condidered to have enough memory to carry around a library of songs that represented my CD collection. I then upgraded each time there was an increase in hard drive capacity. As a result, I now own a 60GB iPod Photo which I listen to through my car, studio and home stereo system. I love elegant, simple design. The problem is, when a designer simplifies things, they have to leave stuff out. And one designer's 'disposable' is another person's 'essential'. I think there should be a couple of programmable buttons on the iPod, allowing you to bypass the menu system for your most-used functions. I would employ them to instantly switch between shuffle and sequential mode, and to allow 'on

What happens to a young marriage when the thing that once brought two people together suddenly vanishes? In a new film "Smashed," the answer isn't pretty. But neither is the alternative, because in "Smashed," the thing that brings the couple together is alcohol. The couple is played by Aaron Paul of "Breaking Bad" and Mary Elizabeth Winstead. The film also stars Nick Offerman of "Parks and Recreation," Megan Mullally, best known from "Will and Grace" and Oscar-winner Octavia Spencer. James Ponsoldt directed and cowrote the film, and he joins me now from the studios of NPR West in Los Angeles. Welcome. JAMES PONSOLDT: Thanks. Thanks for having me. HEADLEE: Now, I just mentioned a number of cast members, but the movie's really centered around Mary Elizabeth Winstead, who plays Kate. And Kate is a elementary school teacher with a serious drinking problem. We're going to hear a clip here. This is Kate attending her first AA meeting. MARY ELIZABETH WINSTEAD: (as Kate) Yeah. I don't know if I'm an alcoholic

View Full Version : Got LTT on 3rd try for MNSSHP. But they said "that's different"... 05-01-2007, 04:46 PM The other times I called, they told me there was nothing available for LTT for dinner September 14th. Today I called and the CM told me there is nothing available. So I asked her to check Crystal Palace instead. Then she said "Will you be attending the MNSSHP?" I said yes, and she said "Oh, that's different." and she proceeded to read off a list of available times. I don't understand. :confused3 How is it "different" if you are attending MNSSHP? Because if you aren't attending the party you can't be in the park anyway - right? Anyway, we got reservations for 6:05 and she read off lots of other times available too, 6:30 on. I was hoping for more like 4:00 but I'll take what I can get. 05-01-2007, 04:54 PM Sometimes they block tables for different reasons, IIRC. Maybe they did this at LTT because they knew they would have MNSSHP in Sept and the 180-day window began before the dates/tickets were availab

-1 vote This Is What Happens When You Go To The DMV It No Longer Pays To Go To Work This article reminds me of that story about what high school would be like if grades were, "equally distributed," regardless of how hard one studied or not. Why study hard, labor under the lamp with your face buried in a book to get an A, when your score will ultimately be reduced to a C just to make up for the others in your class who don't do their homework and don't care? To make matters even worse, this article is suggesting that those who don't study and don't work hard are actually better off under our current system...which is why it will eventually Fail. Gary Alexander, Secretary of Public Welfare, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania explained, "the single mom is better off earning a gross income of $29,000 with $57,327 in net income & benefits than to earn a gross income of $69,000 with net income and benefits of $57,045." Emmerich’s stats demonstrate that by working only one week a month one can save a lot of money

What is meta? × I think strikeout of deleted fragments should be removed in colored diff output (at least when old and new version are displayed separately). With strikeout: enter image description here Without strikeout: enter image description here I think it's easier to understand what's going on when you look at the second image. It there a chance to change this behaviour? share|improve this question True, the strikeouts of the asterisks look like underlines in the screen capture above. But for regular words, such as "andoid_id" and "VALUE" above, I think the strikeout helps. So: I think it's just fine. –  Arjan Dec 1 '12 at 17:49 Something like <s>I-</s> doesn't work well too. And there are many edits with whitespace correction, and strikeout of whitespaces looks very confusing. –  Riateche Dec 1 '12 at 17:52 I find strikeouts really helpful, especially in whitespace. –  Emil Vikström Dec 1 '12 at 17:57 2 Answers 2 up vote 11 down vote accepted I find strikeouts helpful because they make it eas

Jimquisition: Perfect Pasta Sauce  Pages PREV 1 2 3 4 5 6 NEXT Good stuff, a message that clearly needs to be spread. In other news, common sense and common logic is not in abundance. Everyone is chasing the big three audiences; FPS, MMO and Esports. Meanwhile, no one gives a shit about the rest and isn't willing to do mediocre titles that might make money and give prestige in the lower ranks, because there's a bottom line that has to exceed the previous one, to think about. Capitalism failure/success 101. Milk everyone for what they have and jump to the next big thing, rinse and repeat. Same shit in the movie industry, where they're capturing audiences for the same type of shit by milking old franchises or exploiting current "new thinkers", like Harry Potter, Twilight and Superhero movies. Same shit in the music industry, where people are searching for the next Bieber to milk, while destroying the poor guy(he really is someone to be pitied) and releasing mass produced crap that lowers standards and appa

Jump to Navigation Grewia asiatica Linn. Tiliaceae. East Indies. This plant is cultivated in India, says Brandis, for the small, not very succulent, pleasantly acid fruit. The bark of this tree is also employed for making rope. Masters says the small, red fruits, on account of their pleasant, acid taste, are commonly used in India for flavoring sherbets. Firminger says the pea-sized fruits, with a stone in the center, are sour and uneatable. The berries have a pleasant, acid taste and are used for making sherbets. Grewia hirsuta Vahl. Tropical Asia. A shrub or small tree whose pleasant, acid fruit is much used for making sherbets. Grewia megalocarpa Beauv. Tropical Africa. The black fruit is edible. Grewia oppositifolia Buch.-Ham. Hindustan. The berries have a pleasant, acid taste and are used for sherbets. They are also eaten. Grewia pilosa Lam. East Indies and tropical Africa. The fruit of a shrub, probably this, is called karanto on the Bassi hills of India and is eaten. Grewia populifolia Vah

Manage your memories March 21, 2009  Smile. Click. Ouch. The ouch hits when thousands of Kodak moments proliferate and take over a cubic yard of your home's storage space. That happened at my house. Now those photos have covered my basement floor, forming a silver halide sea of my family's life. This is my fault, but I prefer to blame Mitch Goldstone. He got me into this mess. Goldstone owns, a company that converts analog pictures (that's Russian for snapshot) into digital format. He's on a mission to convert the world's analog photos to digital, which is better for preserving memories, so no one will ever forget how stupid your hair looked in the 1980s. "We need to protect old photos from fading away, getting damaged, or lost through divorce." Goldstone estimates 31/2 trillion analog photos need digitizing. Two trillion are in my basement. "I know I have to do this," I confess, "but it's so overwhelming." "Send me your box," he says. "It's not a box, as in, say, a shoebox," I explain. "It's a batht

May 19, 2013 by Hello guys! So here it is, another blog. This time I will talk about what I want to see in the next game of the Elder Scrolls franchise. Prepare for a huge blog. I will talk about the current installment, The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim and then I'll proceed to the next one. Let's get started! First of all, some of you must be asking: "Why are you writing this blog? The latest Elder Scrolls only came out in 2011 and Bethesda releases one game every 4, 5 or 6 years. Don't you think that it is too early to talk about Elder Scrolls VI?" Well, it is true, it might be a bit early, but I had to write this because I became a "lore master" of the Elder Scrolls franchise and I'm really, let's say, "obsessed" with it. I bought Skyrim in February 2012, and let me tell you, I regret nothing. My first character was a Nord, and I already putted 250+ hours into it. I have another 100+ hours on my High Elf, 50+ on my Breton and 30+ with my latest character, a Khajiit. That is like 430 hours that I spent playin

Dan Sartain Nov 1, 2012 - Daytrotter Studio, Rock Island, IL Dan Sartain 1. 1 Welcome to Daytrotter 2. 2 In Death 3. 3 Questioningly 4. 4 Fuck Friday Fuck Saturday Fuck Sunday… 5. 5 Music Box The Rumbling Teeth Of Fire Dan Sartain, a native of Birmingham, Ala., has the piping hot motor of a Big Foot - the monster truck - and the insides of an untamed, bestial thing. Many of the songs that he writes are the equivalent of him standing on top of a building and beating his closed fists against his chest and roaring until it knocks all of the aircraft out of the sky. He's a man who, in taking all of his fiery behavior into account, refuses to be pushed around -- especially at parties or on the road. He shoots mental daggers, speaks up when speaking up is needed and gives people the bird it they deserve it. It wouldn't be surprising if his normal body temperature was in the upper registers of 100 degrees Fahrenheit. He could live like that. He's got a slice of the devil roaming the streets inside

WOWT - HomePage - Headlines --- Winter Weather Advisory--- Fatal Crash Heard, Not Seen By: Amaka Ubaka Email An Omaha man was killed in a crash sometime Saturday night or Sunday morning. Police were called to the Knolls Golf Course near 108th and Sahler streets around 7 a.m. Sunday when a woman walking their dog spotted a pickup that had crashed. Police determined the truck was heading northbound on 108th Street when it went off the road, hit a light pole, went down an embankment, through a fence and onto the golf course where it struck a tree, killing 33-year-old Edward Murphy. “It just kind of was a boom.” Steve Liston lives down the street from the golf course. “I thought it hit a house. It was just a crash and no squealing." He says he heard commotion around 11:30 p.m. Saturday, but when he looked out his window he didn't see anything unusual. “There were cars going back and forth at regular speed, so I figured well, that rules out an accident because someone would be stopping or slowing down at l

1Lightweight PI-futexes 4We are calling them lightweight for 3 reasons: 6 - in the user-space fastpath a PI-enabled futex involves no kernel work 7 (or any other PI complexity) at all. No registration, no extra kernel 8 calls - just pure fast atomic ops in userspace. 10 - even in the slowpath, the system call and scheduling pattern is very 11 similar to normal futexes. 13 - the in-kernel PI implementation is streamlined around the mutex 14 abstraction, with strict rules that keep the implementation 15 relatively simple: only a single owner may own a lock (i.e. no 16 read-write lock support), only the owner may unlock a lock, no 17 recursive locking, etc. 19Priority Inheritance - why? 22The short reply: user-space PI helps achieving/improving determinism for 23user-space applications. In the best-case, it can help achieve 24determinism and well-bound latencies. Even in the worst-case, PI will 25improve the statistical distribution of locking related application

Wednesday 18 December 2013 US ambassador faces legal threat after drone attack kills two boys Activists in Pakistan have warned the US ambassador they intend to launch legal action against him and seek to have him charged over the alleged murder of two boys killed by a CIA drone strike. One of the boys had attended a conference in Islamabad highlighting the human toll from the use of drones. Reports in the US media published earlier this year, suggested the US ambassador is informed of the intended target of every strike and asked for his agreement. Subsequently, campaigners have written to Cameron Munter, saying that unless he explains his role, they will seek to have him charged as a co-conspirator in the deaths of 16-year-old Tariq Aziz and his cousin, Waheed Khan, who was 12. The boys were killed by a missile fired from a drone close to their home in North Waziristan on 31 October. “I am considering initiating legal proceedings against you as a co-conspirator in Tariq and Waheed’s murder – for murder

According to Shen xuan zhe, a new science fiction film from Taiwan, the time, place, and date of your birth in relation to the Earth's magnetic field can give you special powers. You might become an ultra-special "chosen" member of the Brotherhood of Legio, a sort of dark Taiwanese version of the Justice League. When the Brotherhood comes calling, it forces potential members to undergo brutal tests and wear funky LED handcuffs to determine if they're worthy or not. The film has good-looking special effects and has a The Matrix meets The X-Men feel, with a dash of bondage thrown in. Looking forward to seeing this one when it hits stateside (it's variously listed under the English titles Brotherhood of Legio and Brotherhood of Legion). [Quiet Earth]

Recommend this article By Ozge Ozbilgin ANKARA (Reuters) - A retired Turkish general who seized power in 1980 denied on Wednesday any role in the torture of thousands of people after a coup that his co-defendant said saved the nation from chaos. Kenan Evren, who led a military regime under which thousands were tortured, hundreds sentenced to death and many more disappeared, was speaking by video link from his hospital bed in a trial that highlights the erosion of army power within Turkey. In an interim judgment, the judge said only questions about coup charges could be made during the proceedings, while the issue of systematic torture was not a matter for the trial, drawing a response from Evren. "We had nothing to do with torture," said the former president, looking more alert than on Tuesday when he appeared to fall asleep. Evren, 95, wore a dark jumper, a sheet pulled up to his chest. A court judge was at his side and at one point called for a break so that Evren could be given his regular medicine.

Sign up × I have a shell script in which I need to check if two files are the same or not. I do this a for a lot of files, and in my script this diffing seems to be the performance bottleneck. Here's the line: diff -q $dst $new > /dev/null if ($status) then ... Could there be a faster way to compare the files, maybe a custom algorithm instead of the default diff? share|improve this question This is really nitpicking, but you're not asking to see if two files are the same, you're asking if two files have identical content. Same files have identical inodes (and same device). –  Zano Nov 4 '14 at 9:08 4 Answers 4 up vote 56 down vote accepted I believe cmp will stop at the first byte difference: cmp --silent $old $new || echo "files are different" share|improve this answer How can I add more commands than only one? I want to copy a file and roboot. –  Daniel Brunner Jun 14 '14 at 15:09 @DanielBrunner: You can copy from the standard input to both a file and standard output by using the tee command. – 

Sunday, June 08, 2008 Majority of people support UKIP policy British voters would back radical moves to negotiate a new, looser relationship with the European Union, a survey has shown. The ICM opinion poll for Global Vision, the Eurosceptic campaign group, found that among people who want to remain in the EU, a majority would like Britain to opt out of political and economic union, and restrict itself to links based on trade and co- operation. I went to the launch of global Britain and they say that their aims are to get that looser relationship whilst remaining in the EU. Something that, when they are not on record, senior members say is not possible. A British government seeking to achieve such an outcome could only do so by putting it to voters in a referendum. Not strictly true if it were a manifesto pledge, surely? If there were a positive result, ministers would then need to renegotiate the terms of Britain's membership with all other EU member states – apolicy currently held by none of the three m

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2010 Referee Week In Review Week 8 © Howard C. Smith/U.S. Soccer IN THE IMAGE: Fourth official Byran Roslund signals a substitution involving United States midfielder Leslie Osborne (12). The women's national team of the United States defeated Canada 6-0 during an international friendly at Robert F. Kennedy Memorial Stadium in Washington, D. C., on May 10, 2008. Week In Review 2010 Week 8 – Ending May 16, 2010 This week in review will provide insight into two topics that have not been examined thus far this season: Second cautionable offenses and simulation/embellishment. Additionally, a tackle that lead to a penalty kick in a WPS game will be reviewed by exploring key points that should have steered the referee to recognize that the defender executed a fair challenge for the ball. Week In Review Podcast: For each “Week In Review,” U.S. Soccer produces a related podcast that covers the topics of the week. Receiving a Second Caution in the Same Match: Law 12 – Fouls and Misconduct The Laws of the Gam

Structure of the Internet: IP addresses From Wikibooks, open books for an open world Jump to: navigation, search UNIT 2 - ⇑ Structure of the Internet ⇑ ← Packet switching IP addresses Domain names → IP Address - numerical label assigned to each device (e.g., computer, printer) participating in a computer network that uses the Internet Protocol Every device attached to a network has a number assigned to it. This unique number is called the IP Address, and you might be familiar with the format of: nnn.nnn.nnn.nnn e.g. Currently the most common form of IP Address is IPv4 which uses 32 bits to store an address. This means that there are theoretically 2^{32} = 4,294,967,296 different IP Addresses that can exist. However, due to the allocation of IP ranges to different organisations and tasks, the number is lower. An IP address (version 4) in both dot- decimal notation and binary code An IPv4 is split into 4 chunks as shown above. Different ranges of IP addresses are categorised differently, with the first

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"Cannot find KDC" error joining Windows 2000 domain When I try to join a Windows 2000 domain, I get the following error: utils/net_ads.c:ads_startup(186) ads_connect: Cannot find KDC for requested realm. 1. The first thing to do is to make sure your DNS is working fine on your LAN. It probably is, but the right answer is often the simplest. Assuming that you can ping the server and that DNS is set up correctly throughout your network, then move on to the other suggestions below. 2. Look at the /etc/krb5.conf and make sure that where it says "example.com/EXAMPLE.COM" that your Domain/Realm settings match up. 3. Make sure that you are using the latest version of Samba, 3.0.13, and that you have gone through the Official How- to. This was first published in April 2005 Dig Deeper on Windows-to-Linux migration Have a question for an expert? Please add a title for your question Get answers from a TechTarget expert on whatever's puzzling you. You will be able to add details on the next page. Forgot Pas

101 reputation bio website location Germany visits member for 11 months seen yesterday In the networking business since 2002. IPv6 enthusiast. I let machines talk to each other, sometimes over long distances. I'm also interested in programming (mostly Python these days), I like git, I run my own servers and do a lot of other IT stuff. This user has not answered any questions

It takes significant conviction to commit to painting a mural.  Nurseries are famous for them, but mostly they get a bad rap. Check out these daring painted walls that are anything but fusty. 1. Henry's Vintage Travel Mural 2. Victor's Atomic Alien Invasion  3. Emmett's Sweet Sustainable Space 4. Maya's Colorful Mural 5. Chico's Vintage Game Room 6. Alex's Fortress of Cute-itude 7. Finn's Fabulous City Skyline 8. Taylor's Abstract Castle Nursery 9. Josh's Rocking Race Car Room 10. My Room: Charlie Sue (Images: as linked in original posts)

Return to the Fayetteville State University Home Page College of Arts and Sciences FSU HomeCASAssessmentSteps Steps for Successful Program Assessment Each degree program should provide measurable evidence of student learning. We will use the data to identify areas needing improvement and target resources and instructional planning according to student needs. 1. Identify Program Learning Outcomes (PLOs) for your program. (These are the major skills or dispositions we want our students to know upon graduation.) There may be four, five, or more PLOs for your program. The PLOs for each program are listed in the FSU Catalog. 1. Please identify the source of the Program Learning Outcomes for your degree area. 2. You can mention discipline-specific professional or national standards and faculty consensus as sources of PLOs. 3. Please identify when the PLO was adopted or revised. 2. Identify the assignment, project, or exam that will be used as evidence of student learning. Each PLO will need an

2:22 am Wed May 9, 2012 Afghan Operation Update Originally published on Wed May 9, 2012 5:02 am And now we go to southern Afghanistan for an update on an incident that threatened to undermine America's mission in this country. In March, an American soldier massacred villagers near a remote outpost west of Kandahar. An Army sergeant, Robert Bales, is in custody, accused of that crime. I reached NPR's Tom Bowman who is in Kandahar now, just back from the area where Sgt. Bales was assigned. And Tom, I understand you were just a mile or two from where those killings took place. TOM BOWMAN, BYLINE: That's right, Renee. It's called Zangabad. It's a combat outpost just a short distance from the villages where Sgt. Bales was stationed. He was at a different combat outpost called Belandai. And investigators say he left his outpost - he was with the Green Berets at the time - providing security for them. He left this outpost twice in one night, 17 people were killed, including nine children, and the wounded wer

Writers' Corner Rebecca Lindenberg 2011 Poetry Author's Statement "To the hands come many things.  In a time of trouble a wild exultation." -- Robert Creeley, "For W.C.W." The manuscript-in-progress, gloss, from which I culled my NEA application, comprises a collection of poems from which a fragmentary narrative emerges about my partner Craig and his death in 2009. Most of these poems arise out of the whole troubling idea of "getting it right"--loving, grieving, and writing about it. Some of the poems in the collection employ various species of gloss--footnote, index, definition--as a kind of formal metaphor for the relationship between word and world. So the central poem, "Love, an Index," admits to certain difficulties in writing about memory and experience, while bearing witness to the necessity of writing even with that awareness. In another poem, marginalia collaborates with the text to question its accuracy by adding to it. These poems let me address my uncertainties about storytelling as an addi

Image of free consultation and phone number Marble Divider Marble Divider   When you find yourself involved in a situation that involves a legal matter you should never go it alone.  The legal system is complex and bewildering.  You can find yourself feeling overmatched and at the mercy of prosecutors or of the legal counsel for the parties opposing you.   The concerns for your future and well-being are well founded.  The people opposing you will have done everything they can to insure that you will lose your case and that they will attain an outcome which is only beneficial to them.  Your future is of little or no interest to them.   When involved in a criminal or civil legal matter, more then your liberty can be at stake - you risk the loss of home, career, and reputation. Marble Divider   A criminal charges is a life changing event.  The criminal charge your are facing could end in conviction with the penalties carrying the maximum in fines and incarceration.   When going through divorce proceedings

Nightfall en Album Review: Nightfall - Cassiopeia <p>One of the sad facts about music is that there is simply too much of it. There's too much for us, as fans, to be able to hear even a fraction of what's out there (trust me, I hear more than my fair share, and even that is a mere pittance compared to what is released) in our quest to find the next album that will speak to us on untold levels. The same is true for musicians, for whom there is too much music to compete against for their work to stand much of a chance of reaching the people to whom that music would speak on those levels.</p> <p><a href="" target="_blank">read more</a></p> album review Cassiopeia death metal heavy metal Nightfall Thu, 24 Jan 2013 14:50:37 +0000 Chris C 6768 at

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Forgot your password? Comment: Re: Bill Gates' response: (Score 1) 218 by QuoteMstr (#45021997) Attached to: Microsoft Investors Call For Bill Gates To Step Down As Chairman Microsoft has an incredible amount of deadweight, mostly as a product of the exceptionally brain-damaged review system, which encourages managers to keep untalented people on their teams so that can reserve the good-review-score quota for productive people. Reforming the review system and eliminating this deadweight would be wonderful. Comment: Re:My guess (Score 2) 262 by QuoteMstr (#36594642) Attached to: Facebook Blocks KDE Photo App, Deletes Users' Pics How do you distinguish between a user and an application he's running? How do you do it over a network? Any piece of information an application (here, a client-side program) can access, a user can access too. If we can't distinguish between users and applications, we're forced to rely on the user as the unit of trust. The situation is different for a "web application" that can

Industry Stands to Profit from Food Safety Bill Mon, 09/20/2010 - 7:10am Lindsey CoblentzBy LINDSEY COBLENTZ, Associate Editor, Food Manufacturing The recent nationwide egg recall that pulled more than a half-billion eggs from the shelves has renewed interest in the safety of the U.S. food supply, and it seems to have come at an opportune time for food safety agencies and legislators. The FDA Food Safety Modernization Act that has been languishing in Congress for a while now seems to have gained the public support it needs and is expected to pass in the Senate as early as September. While the food industry has a reputation of avoiding regulation like the plague, this bill has gained support from numerous industry organizations, and for good reason. The legislation seems to benefit not only the FDA, but also food producers and consumers. The egg recall has made it evident that the FDA needs more power and resources in order to do its job properly. Currently, the food safety regulation system is so decentr

Fibroblast Growth Factor 21 (FGF21) in Human Cerebrospinal Fluid Relationship With Plasma FGF21 and Body Adiposity 1. Harpal S. Randeva1 1. 1Endocrinology and Metabolism Group, Clinical Sciences Research Institute, Warwick Medical School, University of Warwick, Coventry, U.K. 2. 2Department of Reproductive Medicine and Surgery, Addenbrooke’s Hospital, Cambridge University Hospitals National Health Service Foundation Trust, Cambridge, U.K. 3. 3Department of Neuroendocrinology, University of Lübeck, Lübeck, Germany 4. 41st Medical Department, University of Lübeck Medical School, Lübeck, Germany 1. Corresponding author: Bee K. Tan, b.k.tan.1{at} OBJECTIVE Reports of increased circulating fibroblast growth factor 21 (FGF21) levels in obesity indicate that FGF21 may be implicated in body weight homeostasis. We sought to investigate the existence of FGF21 in human cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) and, if present, the relationship between CSF FGF21 with body adiposity and metabolic parameters. RESEARCH DES

Channels ▼ Walter Bright Dr. Dobb's Bloggers Safe Systems from Unreliable Parts October 29, 2009 A recent article in Wired [1] piqued my interest because it touched on an interesting subject. In it, a medical "gamma knife" used to treat cancer patients had suffered from a software glitch. The emergency shutoff switch had no effect, causing the staff to have to run in and extract the patient before he was killed. How does one create a safe machine? The first thought one has is to make the machine perfect so it cannot fail. Evidently, the designers of that gamma knife followed this principle, hoping their software is perfect and following up on imperfections with bug fixes. The problem with that approach, of course, is it is impossible to create a component that cannot fail. As programmers, we all know it is impossible to create bug-free software. Even if no expense was spared, perfection can only be asymptotically approached, at exponentially increasing costs. Even if the software was perfect, there cou

Well color me impressed by an Aussie gel! I’ve tried Aussie’s sun touched shine and sydney smooth tizz no frizz gels before but wasn’t impressed so I was expecting much of the same from the aussome volume line. My first experiment was a success with the aussome gel under a dab of brhg. My second experiment consisted of KY jelly used a leave in under the aussome gel and although it wasn’t a glowing success, it did show that this aussie gel has a good amount of crunch on its own; nothing compared to MGA, brhg, or the other major holders, but nothing to scoff at either. To test aussome’s crunch and hold factor, yesterday I used KBB super silky as my leave it. KBB SS is one of the more moisturizing leave ins in my arsenal and quite a few “hard holding gels” haven’t lived up to their claims when faced with KBB SS. Aussome Volume was no exception but it did have one redeeming quality; although the crunch lessened throughout the course of the day, my hair still held together rather well and the result was loose, so

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questionsdid you hear newsweek to stop print publication? It's been so bad for so long, I'm really not surprised. I picked up one at the airport not long ago and found the layout to be nearly unreadable. Everything looks like ads. Wow. That is so surprising. I didn't see this coming at all. /s From Forbes: "In [the] Tina Brown era, supposedly the dawn of a new attitude, Newsweek has gyrated through a series of increasingly embarrassing attempts to goose its traffic by trying on different attitudes like cheap suits. There was the “if Princess Di were alive” business, Niall Ferguson’s error-ridden attack on Barack Obama, Andrew Sullivan’s Obama hagiography, and most recently, a piece purporting to prove that “heaven is real,” repeating about 50 bestselling mass-market books and Parade magazine covers of the past decade, but of course doing no such thing." I got some free subscription to it at some point and the magazine is totally one sided now not to mention horrible writing etc.... I was getting read

Convicted Nazi Set Free; Others Get Light Sentences A former Nazi police officer was Bet free by a Hamburg Jury yesterday after it found him guilty of having participated in the murders of at least 1800 Jews in the Lublin district of Poland during World War II. The Jury that convicted 62-year-old Anton Becker refused to sentence him on grounds that he played a relatively minor role in the mass killings and was, moreover, “bound by the military discipline which reigned at the time.” Three former SS leaders received light sentences in Munich yesterday for their role in the murders of 400 Polish Jews. Karl Fingerwas, 62, got a four year jail term and Siegfried Schuhart and Theodor Lips, both 57, each was sentenced to five years imprisonment. A court in Essen, meanwhile, has postponed for the second time the trial of Horst Wagner, an aide to Adolf Eichmann accused of complicity in the mass murder of 350,000 Jews. Wagner, who is free on ball, was released from trial in order to undergo an eye operation. The pre

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The Java EE 5 Tutorial Creating Static and Dynamic Content This section explains how to represent static text and dynamic content in a JSP document. You can represent static text in a JSP document using uninterpreted XML tags or the jsp:text element. The jsp:text element passes its content through to the output. If you use jsp:text, all white space is preserved. For example, consider this example using XML tags: Web Servers for Fun and Profit The output generated from this XML has all white space removed: Web Servers for Fun and Profit If you wrap the example XML with a <jsp:text> tag, all white space is preserved. The white space characters are #x20, #x9, #xD, and #xA. You can also use jsp:text to output static data that is not well formed. The ${counter} expression in the following example would be illegal in a JSP document if it were not wrapped in a jsp:text tag. <c:forEach var="counter" begin="1" end="${3}"> This example will output The jsp:text tag must not contain any other

An older repair store in your location may have a few old laptops that are just shelved in the back. You would be supprised how many times I used a 3400 as a glorified coffee mug coaster. Yup, used the LCD face too (I was sick person then). Canon Rebel XTI Google Cr-48 Beta Laptop

[an error occurred while processing this directive] BBC News watch One-Minute World News Last Updated: Wednesday, 8 November 2006, 17:09 GMT Naples arrests in Mafia crackdown By Christian Fraser BBC News, Naples, Italy An Italian policeman breaks down a door during a raid in Naples A thousand extra policeman have been put on duty in Naples Italian police have arrested 30 people in Naples as part of a crackdown on the Mafia following a surge in violence. The raid targeted the bosses and associates of two clans thought to be involved in extortion and international drug trafficking. The Naples Mafia, known as the Camorra, has turned on itself recently. After nine murders in the past two weeks some have called for the army to be sent to the city. The ninth died on Wednesday, ending several days of calm. The victim was known to be a leading member of a local clan. Police said the gunmen had fired on their victim from the back of a stolen ambulance. The vehicle was later torched in a street close to the murde

Take the 2-minute tour × I have a Java network server running online on a dedicated server, and I have an Android network client written with Android SDK and java. It's working fine if the android device is connected with WIFI, but if I connect the device using 3G, the socket is closed when I call: readInt() from the client. It's not happening at the first call, but later. It looks very random, and it's hard to explain, but it may happen when there is no data too read any more (or not). The exception is SocketException connection reset by peer. I would like to explain more specifically, but it is very hard to debug, and to my point of view, it looks like an Android bug (not sure about that). And that's why i'm asking this question. Because for sure someone has encountered the same problem. What could be the difference between a WIFI connection and a 3G connection for an android device, that would produce such a disconnection ? What could possibly be a fix for this ? Thanks if anyone can help. Edit: My 3

Judo medalist 'hit' spectator who threw bottle The judo bronze medalist hit a man after he threw a bottle on to the track at the start of the men's 100m final last night. Edith Bosch was standing close by when a green plastic drink bottle was thrown from the stands behind the start line. Her involvement was brought to public attention on Twitter, where she wrote: "A drunken spectator threw a bottle onto the track! I HAVE BEATEN HIM... unbelievable." Edith Bosch celebrate winning the bronze medal in the Women 70kg contest. Credit: PA Wire She later told Dutch television station NOS TV: "I had seen the man walking around earlier and said to people around me that he was a peculiar bloke. Bolt sets golden record Jamaican sprinter Usain Bolt successfully defended his 100m men's Olympic title on Sunday, and in the process, set a new Olympic record.

Page 8 of 35PREVNEXT Get visual with SmartArt graphics Cycle graphic type Wash, rinse, repeat: That's a short way to describe content for the Cycle type of SmartArt graphic. This type illustrates a circular, or repeating, process. Examples might include product or animal life cycles, an ongoing writing and publishing cycle for a Web site, or the performance review an employee works toward yearly that starts with goal-setting, involves periodic checkpoints, and culminates at year's end — then starts over. The layout above effectively shows both the cycle and how each piece of it fits into a whole. Page 8 of 35PREVNEXT

Last-second goad does in Cavs -A A +A JF boys soccer crew falls in State semifinals By Mike Forster   After watching their female counterparts lose on a last-minute goal, the Jefferson Forest Cavs got to experience an even more painful ending.  The lads fell to Jamestown on an Eagle goal with less than 20 seconds remaining on the field clock. Even though the match was held in Radford, Jefferson Forest proved to be most gracious hosts at the State semifinals. The Cavs allowed Jamestown to live in their end of the field for nearly the entire second half. Like that brother-in-law who comes for a weekend and winds up taking over your guest room for the summer, the Jamestowners couldn't be extricated. Like that brother-in- law, they left their hosts frustrated and broken.  The damage came in the form of a 3-2 come-from-behind win that: -Denied the Cavs a shot at repeating as State champs. -Ended JF's 45-game unbeaten streak. -Pushed Jamestown into the finals against upstart Tuscarora, where Jamestown pre

A very long, straight wire carries a current of 0.70 A. This wire is tangent to a single-turn,circular wire loop that also carries a current. The directions ofthe currents are such that the net magnetic field at the center ofthe loop is zero. Both wires are insulated and have diameters thatcan be neglected. How much current is there in the loop?

Farmington #1 Country Dottie West Dottie West Dottie West was one of the most successful, and controversial, performers to rise to popularity during the Nashville sound era; like her friend and mentor Patsy Cline, West's battles for identity and respect within the male-dominated country music hierarchy were instrumental in enabling other female... Share Email Bookmark

From Conservapedia (Redirected from Morals) Jump to: navigation, search Morals are the principles of right conduct. In general, they are used by people toward living among other people. When everyone agrees to what is right, life goes along more smoothly. Governments use law to enforce morals, but civilization couldn't stand if individuals had no morals at all. Sources of Moral Guidance There are many sources of moral guidance used by many different groups of people; each groups sees their sets of morals as supreme. Western civilization in general is largely based off of the Ten Commandments (and to a wider extent the Bible), the set of morals for Judaism and Christianity. Muslims derive their morals from the Koran, another widely used source of moral guidance. Buddhists derive their morality from the Buddhist Sutras (scriptures) and the Five Precepts. See Also Personal tools

What would you do? Breastfeeding question (2 Posts) Hotmad Sun 15-Dec-13 19:08:24 LO is now 2 weeks old, today she has had episode of major fussiness at breast, she went on at about 2.30 and was ok at first then became squirmy, wriggly, and kept pulling off breast and crying, still major hungry cos she was eating her hands and head was bobbing away but she wasn't staying on breast properly. I'm pretty sure the latch is ok as no different to any other time. This went on for 4 hours!! What do u think it is? What would u do? MrsShh Sun 15-Dec-13 19:36:48 You hadn't put any nipple cream on? That made my little one slip off. Were you particularly full? Sometimes a harder breast can make it more difficult for them. Did you try both sides? Has she properly fed since? Sorry for all the questions! Join the discussion Join the discussion Register now

an interview with richard price       photo of richard price first pullquote second pullquote third pullquote third pullquote   Larry Weissman: What inspired you to be a writer? Richard Price: My grandfather, a Russian immigrant, was a factory worker and wrote poetry in his spare time. It would get published in a Brooklyn YMHA mimeograph, before xerox, and I would see these poems in print in this little bound thing with my grandfather's name on it and it would flip me out. LW: And when did you first begin identifying yourself as a writer? RP: Pretty early, actually, when I was ten or eleven. It was the one thing where I felt I could be very precocious. LW: How do you think your upbringing in the Bronx has influenced your writing? RP: Well, it's where I'm from and that tends to dictate where you gravitate towards. You always tend to look back instead of looking forward. LW: What attracts you to the novel as an art form? RP: What attracts me to the novel is the space, the sense of no limits. The onl

Emily, 12, is a member of the Frequent Flyers, an aeriel dance troop. She spends a lot of her free time flying through the air on trapeze, but she's also a budding actress who dreams of opening her own circus company. How'd you get involved with trapeze artistry? I used to be a competitive gymnast and I really liked the performance part of it, but not the competition part of it. I heard about this place that did aerial dance, and I thought it'd be a fun thing to try. I've been doing it ever since. What do you like about aerial dance, and what kinds of skills does it require? I just like how you're always in the air and you can try new things and no one's going to be mad at you for trying something new. It's fun to feel like you're defying gravity. You need to know how to control yourself and have good stage presence, and you need a lot of strength, and you just have to feel comfortable. Your trapeze team is working on a project with Boulder Chorale. What do you guys have planned? We're doing a collabo

Monday, April 14, 2014 Fine Finishings Boot Camp: Test your Product by Staci Louise Smith No matter what you purchase, chances are, it went through some sort of testing before it was put on the market.   I love this picture- the ultimate phone testers, kids! Why should the arts be any different? We as artists want to stand out, to be respected.  We ask that people buy handmade, and support small business.   If we don't offer them a quality product, then why would they want to? No matter what your medium is, you need to test your product.  If you make ceramics for food, you need to test your glazes to ensure they are food safe.  If you do mixed media, you want to make sure your papers, your sealers, and whatever else you use, will stand the test of time and not fade or fall apart down the road.   And if you make jewelry, testing should be a normal part of your creative process.  People wear jewelry.  I mean, they WEAR it.  Some people wear it harder then others.  I learned so much the hard way- using

Understanding Carbon Arrows Axis.jpgMany of today’s serious bowhunters are finding that carbon arrows offer real benefits.  There are three kinds of carbon arrows on the market right now: pultruded, cross-weave (internal component) and carbon/aluminum composite.  Pultruded carbon shafts have uni-directional fibers that don’t have enough burst strength to withstand internal components.  Therefore, the point and nock fit into outserts that go over the outside of the shaft instead of inserts that go inside.  There hasn’t been much innovation in pultruded carbon shafts recently.  Typically, they are considered economical options to a company’s top of the line carbon shafts and weigh approximately the same as SuperLite aluminum sizes in the same stiffness range. Internal component carbon shafts are made with a cross-weave of carbon fibers in alternating layers.  In this orientation the fibers are able to counteract forces from the inside, permitting the shafts to support traditional point inserts and nocks that

What is meta? × Today I found a question that already had an accepted answer. I thought I had a better answer, so I posted my answer anyway. The OP liked my answer and accepted it. I felt very proud of this and thought that I probably earned a badge for this, but I didn't. Shouldn't there be a badge for this? I consider it something of an accomplishment. Also I think we want to encourage users to give a better answer if they have one even if there is an accepted answer already. Surely I can't be the only one that thinks this badge is a good idea. share|improve this question I know that a downvote on meta means that you disagree, but a comment or answer to explain why would be nice. –  Erik B Mar 29 '11 at 18:03 I propose the name "Dirty Rotten Accept Stealer" for this badge. I suppose I've had this happen to me more times than I've done it. ;) –  Bill the Lizard Mar 29 '11 at 18:23 3 Answers 3 Encouraging users to post better answers even if another answer was already accepted is a good thing. But what

From Uncyclopedia, the content-free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation, search Some cooks label their pies, for clarity. “♪♪ It's a wonderful day for pie... ♪♪ ” ~ Family Guy's Peter Griffin on pie “♪♪ What do I think of the pie? What do I think of the pie?... ♪♪ ” ~ Homer Simpson on pie “It is meet and right” Pie is food in its most perfect form, and combines all four food groups: Sugar, grease, starch, and crunchy. Those who believe that pie is unhealthy are mistaken. Pie is available in many sizes, from family size (or snack size to the average American) to those little pies at the check-out line. Nobody makes better pie than Mom.[1] The filling in the pie is usually fruit, but it is sometimes pumpkin and rhubarb; there are also meat pies, where the filling could in theory be anything, so watch out.[2] It could be four-and-twenty blackbirds;[3] you just don't know. Another notorious filling of a meat pie that you don't want to eat is best dramatized by Sweeney Todd, a play made into a musical made into a

Pardew unconcerned by Cabaye buy-out rumours Newcastle United manager Alan Pardew is unmoved by reports claiming midfielder Yohan Cabaye can buy out his own contract for £6 million. The St James' Park outfit rejected overtures from Arsenal in the close-season, with Arsene Wenger's men offering a reported £10 million sum, while Paris Saint-Germain have previously been linked with a move for the France international. Cabaye looks unlikely to be sold in the January transfer window, but reports in the media surfaced on Thursday that Cabaye could potentially take matters into his own hands. But Pardew remained relaxed on the issue, saying: "It doesn't worry me. The point you are raising is something that has been raised at an international level, it's not isolated to Yohan Cabaye. Meanwhile, Pardew admits he would like to add to his squad in the transfer window with forwards Luuk de Jong and Remy Cabella rumoured to be potential targets, but the 52-year-old confirmed the club had made no bids thus far. He

Arthur shall return Cinar Corporation and WGBH Boston have announced that Emmy award-winning ARTHUR, PBS' top-rated children's series, will return with 10 new programs and 65 encore broadcasts in its fourth season, premiering October 1999. This daily animated series is based on the award-winning children's books by author Marc Brown, who is also ARTHUR's creative producer. ARTHUR's fourth season begins with, not one, but two musical guest stars: classical cellist Yo-Yo Ma, and jazz saxophonist Joshua Redman who "appear" as themselves in the season's opener MY MUSIC RULES. Through a series of mix-ups, Arthur and D.W. invite both Ma and Redman to perform at the Elwood City Library's music series. If that weren't enough, both musicians agree to play, which causes a huge argument between the kids over which music is better, classical or jazz. Arriving at the concert, Ma and Redman must settle the score. The finale - a spirited cello and sax rendition of that ARTHUR "favorite," CRAZY BUS - shows kids that it's ok

Reply to a comment Reply to this comment Sam7 writes: It means that the students can see their grade scores on a computer. I can also surmise that it could mean "We now have scapegoats we can blame when the children have trouble grasping the concepts of math and reading comprehension it will be the children’s fault because they either did not or could not follow through on the data driven material”. Schools and school boards profit from children that have learning difficulties, as they do from accelerated learners; however they do not do justice by either of those groups. The children with IEPs get basically shunted from grade to grade with no one really caring what happens to them and the accelerated group gets very little to challenge them which leave these bright eager minds bored and usually intent upon disruption or like their counterparts, the children with IEPs they too become disillusioned with school. Every excuse has been made so that tests like the FCAT can remain in place; yet these very same t

Howdy, Stranger! Sign In with Facebook Sign In with Google Sign In with OpenID Clearing an array? Would it be possible for someone to help explain how to clear an array of values currently stored in it. Would you go through the array line by line and write = "" or would you use to ReDim statement. Any help would be greatly appreciated. • pseudocoderpseudocoder Posts: 669Member ✭✭ I'm not sure how later versions of VB handle it, but you might try the Erase function. If the array is static, the function will clear the value of each element; if the array is dynamic, it will destroy the elements. • JTB600AJTB600A Posts: 4Member [color=Blue]ReDim[/color] array(X) with X being the size of your array - 1 (Programming Languages start at 0 not 1) use a for...Next Loop [color=Blue]For[/color] X [color=Blue] as integer[/color] = 0 to (Array().length - 1) Array(X) = [color=Blue]Nothing[/color] [color=Blue]ReDim Preserve [/color]Array(X) this will Keep all values and just r

How to describe animals Slow worms are not worms, and they are not slow. Sometimes confusion must come before clarity. And that is never more true than when describing our native UK wildlife. For example, slow worms are not worms, and they are not slow. Whales swim in our seas, but the impressive killer whale, which frequents the coast of northwest Scotland, is not a whale at all. That is why many call it an orca. Bucks roam our countryside: male deer, hares, ferrets and rabbits are all bucks. But interestingly, none actually buck (only horses do). Rabbits give birth to kittens, but kittens can also be baby cats. It's almost impossible to describe a butterfly that cannot be a moth, and a moth that cannot be a butterfly, while similar is true for frogs and toads. The common names of animals are nouns. But when describing animal behaviour, the same words are sometimes used as verbs. • A perch is a freshwater fish, whereas birds might perch on a branch. It is an accident of language that the same word

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Sign in with Sign up | Sign in Your question Network Connection Issues, Need Help Last response: in Toms Network I am currently having issues with my internet connection. This happened to me today while I was browsing the internet and the internet just randomly died, but then said it was still connected. I experienced this problem earlier, going through the typical troubleshooting methods. Eventually I reinstalled my ethernet drivers for my mobo and it fixed it for about three weeks, but apparently that won't work this time and now that I've reinstalled this time I'm getting a "limited or no connectivity" error and when I try repairing or disabling and reenabling I'll just get the same error. My first attempt to solving the problem was restarting the router, but that didn't work. I have four other computers accessing the router fine, but mine won't. It's a Netgear modem/router and if my ethernet were registering properly I would have an amber light but instead I have a green light. So the problem isn't th