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On some of my many trips to the grocery store while I am shopping for my persoanl chef clients, I usually pick something up for my own family's dinner. After planning menu after menu for my clients, I have the occasional brain cramp and am at a loss for what to make for dinner. Some weeks I can plan dinner menus in no time at all. But this week, my dinner inspirations seem to have gone on vacation.
On my latest trip to the grocery store, I gazed at the chicken legs and flank steaks and baby back ribs in the butcher case and nothing jumped out at me as an exciting dinner entree. Also the price tags on every cut of meat was higher than normal causing me to pick up many a packages of boneless chicken breasts, pork tenderloins, and skirt steaks only to return them to the refrigerated case. Lo and behold I spied a 2 1/2 pound center cut pork loin roast for $1.99 per pound. Bingo! That will be our dinner tonight.
After a long day of cooking for my Monday personal cheffing client, I decided on an easy recipe for my pork loin. Seared in an oven proof pan, roasted in the oven, and brushed with a spicy and sweet glaze just before it finished cooking, Raspberry Hoisin Glazed Roasted Pork Loin will now be added to my regular rotation of dinner menus. Served with roasted butternut squash, turnips, and parsnips and jasmine rice, the meal is easy to prepare with not much hands-on work.
The family loved the glaze, and I would suggest doubling the recipe so there is plenty to go around. Store any extra glaze in the refrigerator. The thick, rich glaze would also be delicious on grilled or baked chicken, salmon, shrimp, or scallops.
Take a little help from me and make Raspberry Hoisin Glazed Roast Pork Loin tonight.
In a large, oven proof saute pan, heat about 1 tablespoon of olive oil. Season pork with salt and pepper. Sear pork loin over medium high heat on all sides until golden brown, about 8 - 10 minutes total time. Transfer pan with seared pork loin to the oven.
Meanwhile, in a small saucepan over medium high heat add 1 tablespoon olive oil and red onion. Saute, stirring occasionally until just beginning to brown, about 5 - 6 minutes. Add soy sauce, hoisin sauce and raspberry preserves and stir until the glaze is combined. Turn off heat and leave sauce on burner.
Roast pork loin in oven until the thickest part of the roast registers 135 degrees on a thermometer, about 45 to 60 minutes. About 10 minutes before the pork is done (it will register about 110 degrees on a digital thermometer), brush with the pork with some of the glaze. You will have extra glaze to serve with the pork.
Remove roast from oven and place on a cutting board and tent with foil for about 10 minutes. Slice the pork loin and serve with the extra glaze. Rewarm the glaze if it gets too thick.
Your pork looks very juicy and very flavorful!!
Ooooh yum! Now this seriously looks good!
I just love pork for all the things you can do with it. This looks SO good, I love the combination of flavors.
We do pork loin a lot & I love the sound of that glaze.
This looks delicious!! Spicy and sweet.
I am the same way with menu planning - sometimes I get it done in 10 minutes and I am out the door, other times, I spend hours looking online and through cookbooks!
Great deal on the pork loin!
I like the use of preserves. Normally I just boil down fruit but that way seems so much easier.
What a coincidence. I just made two pork loins for a party -- the first time I've done it. It seems people cook the pork from your 135 to 160 degrees. I cooked the pork to 155 to be safe, and it was too dry. If you cook yours to 135, it it pink? Are people uncomfortable with that? I'm just not sure what the temp is so that when it rest it's not pink but it is still tender.
I have to try this one, it looks fantastic. I love all those flavors. Hoisin is the best!
Using raspberry preserves on pork like this is a great idea! It looks so tasty!
This looks like it would just melt in your mouth. Delicious.
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This looks absolutely delicious. I love the glaze of preserves. Por looks so moist.
Yummy! The fruit and hoisin mixture sounds delicious. You always come up with the most interesting combinations. Me? I have to live vicariously through your creativity since I don't seem to ever come up with such great combos on my own. :) Thanks for sharing!
Ninette - I cook pork to 135 - 140 degrees. Then I let it set on a cutting board covered with foil. The meat continues to cook (about another 10 - 15 degrees). The meat stays nice and moist w/out overcooking.
Is 1/4 Tbsp correct for the Hoison sauce? Just wanted to make sure that wasn't a typo since it sounds like such a small amount.
Raspberry works so well with pork. This dish sounds amazing, and your pics are gorgeous!
this looks so good! i will have to give this a try.


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For Nan McVey, beautiful design means spontaneity, cohesiveness, and comfort: a style she would sum up as eclectic. McVey, who has worked in design since 1985 and partners with Margaret Valentine for MCVEY VALENTINE INTERIOR DESIGN, says they love to give homes an original aesthetic, and do this by finding inspiration in the client, listening to their needs and considering their style.
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Although she and Valentine are continually amending the home here and there—and even beginning a project on Valentine's mountain house—McVey said she loves the home for the challenge of the drastic change. "We practiced how to use what we had, because we had to, throwing in some twists that married our antiques and the midcentury modern," McVey said. "It's just growing outside of the comfortable box you were in and looking forward to change."
Now, thanks to the design duo, the home has been brought to life with masterful mingling of traditional and modern; it's flooded with natural light and has a neutral, dignified ease to it that came with incorporating well-worn family heirlooms with the clean angular lines of the house. Family portraits and bright mirrors adorn the walls, exemplifying McVey and Valentine's practice of integrating personal style while using a restrained 'less is more' method.
McVey's favorite room in the house? She loves the living room for its sereneness and peacefulness; it's painted in a neutral misty gray titled "Cornforth White" by Farrow & Ball and accented with her mother's antique side-tables, serving as a simple space, but also seamlessly unifying old and new.
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Nan McVey updated a dark and dated Midcentury ranch with a light, monochromatic palette and left the expanses of windows uncovered. A wall was removed from the foyer to open the space, which was painted entirely in "Cornforth White" by Farrow & Ball. She reinvented her existing furniture with fresh, neutral upholstery.
If you lived in a home designed by Duncan Lee with a garden conceived by Charles Gillette, you might think twice before moving. That's exactly how it was for George and Nan McVey. For four decades they loved living in such a gem of a house, yet in recent years they felt ready for a change. Still, they weren't impulsive about making a move.
"We looked at this house when it was on the market before," Nan says of the 1950s brick ranch embedded in an old West End neighborhood. The house was sold to someone else, but when it was relisted four years later, the McVeys considered it for a second time and decided to part ways with the renowned Richmond duo of Lee and Gillette.
"Change is so good. Buying this house was a complete reversal, but it has what we wanted." —Nan McVey
Leaving behind their handsome 1920 stone house, where they raised three boys and entertained during the 24 years George was headmaster of St. Christopher's School, was bittersweet. They still treasure the old house and the memories they made there, but Nan is delighted to be in their new Midcentury digs.
The house provided a fun challenge to Nan, who has been working as an interior designer since 1985 and who today partners with Margaret Valentine as McVey Valentine Interior Design.
"Change is so good," she says. "Buying this house was a complete reversal, but it has what we wanted. We were looking for one story, with room for an office for the interior design business I have with Margaret Valentine, and something fresh and energetic that would give us a new perspective." The home's need for updates did not put her off. "You have to think about it with imagination and adapt," she says.
Nan quickly put her professional talents to work with a strong focus on creating an environment with clean lines and a thoughtfully curated selection of furnishings. "Decorating has been a challenge because I wanted to use family pieces, and they didn't necessarily conform to this architecture," she concedes.
In making choices, Nan has been faithful to her plan for "less is more." She admits that restraint has been difficult at times, but, to her credit, most walls feature only one or two favorite things. In fact, in the hallway leading to the three bedrooms, the walls are completely bare. "I'm not hanging anything there," she says, though she later admits there are two paintings she has considered putting up. "I held them up and asked George what he thought, and he said, 'No.' " They are, however, stored nearby, just in case.
Light, color and texture are defining elements of the new look. Nan opted not to hang draperies over the south-facing living-room wall of glass. Natural light floods the room and shines in through skylights in the family room and through glass doors overlooking the garden. Luxurious Farrow & Ball paint, often in a high-gloss finish, adds sheen to brightly lit spaces and is used throughout the house in a cohesive range of whites and neutral tones. A small study just off the foyer is painted, trim and all, with a soothing grayish-brown color called "Mouse's Back." As for texture, soft velvet in all shades of brown covers new seating around the home. Cozy, well-cushioned carpet welcomes bare feet in the bedrooms only — wood floors in the rest of the house are clear of rugs.
The main structural change the McVeys made to the house was the removal of a wall in the foyer that separated it from the dining room and had forced traffic through the living room, creating a barrier. Now that the wall is gone, access to all corners of the house is easier.
Outside, changes have been minimal. The front yard has seen a bit of planting and rearranging, but its feathery and mature Japanese maples and a massive old oak tree remain in place. The house trim was painted a slate shade called "Downspout" by Farrow & Ball. In the backyard, a stone-rimmed fish pond occupies a corner, leaving plenty of open space for grandchildren to play.
Though they moved in last September, Nan continues to tweak, moving a mirror here and a chair there. Her attention to detail has resulted in a happy combination wherein the vintage homey flavor of well-loved furnishings blends nicely with the spareness of the house's modern bones.
"I just keep at it until things feel comfortable," Nan says. "There's a feel to it." She's pleased with the way the house is looking and the quiet, unfussy aesthetic. "Serene … I like that word," she says.
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A: you can change that on the fly-
find servicemonitor ( on prometheus UI it is target ) as-
kubectl get servicemonitor -n <NAMESPACE>.

k get servicemonitor -n <NAMESPACE> <SERVICEMONITOR_NAME> -o yaml | sed 's/interval: [0-9][0-9]s/interval: 50s/' | kubectl replace -f -

To reload automatically, prometheus operator has config-reloader, you can install that as a container alongside your prometheus.

A: kubectl get secret -n monitoring prometheus-k8s -o json | jq  -r '.data."prometheus.yaml.gz"' | base64 -d | gzip -d

and then
kubectl edit secret -n monitoring prometheus-k8s

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Melbourne Heart coach John Aloisi is refusing to give up hope on making this season's A-League finals.
After a 3-1 loss to Western Sydney, the Heart are ninth on the ladder and must win their final two matches against Brisbane and Central Coast to have any realistic chance of finishing in the top six.
But both of those fixtures are away from home and the Melbourne side are going to have to undergo a dramatic transformation on the road if they are to secure the maximum six points on offer given they have collected just one point outside of the Victorian capital this season.
"We can't give up because that's not in my nature to give up," Aloisi said following the Heart's 3-1 loss to the Wanderers.
"We'll keep on fighting to the end and we will make sure that we give everything to try and get a result next week against Brisbane.
"Our away form hasn't been great ... (but) why not win two away from home now?
"I learned (against Western Sydney) that my players won't give up, they kept on trying right until the end.
"So I know that we're still able to go Brisbane and give everything to get a result."
Richard Garcia appeared to put the Heart up 2-1 after he nodded in a header just before half-time but the goal was disallowed because Josip Tadic was ruled offside.
And while Aloisi wasn't convinced the linesman made the correct call, he refused to use that as an excuse for their defeat.
"The way I saw it was he (Garcia) headed the ball and Josip was there but I don't think he was interfering with play," Aloisi said.
"Those decisions sometimes go for you, sometimes they go against you.
"What I saw, he didn't touch the ball, Josip, and I don't think he was in (Wanderers goalkeeper Ante) Covic's way but, look, I'm not blaming the official for making that decision."
Aloisi made five changes to his starting line-up that lost to Adelaide 2-0 last week but denied the omitted quintet of Jamie Coyne, David Vrankovic, Marcel Meeuwis, Nick Kalmar and David Williams were solely to blame for that result.
The Heart boss was full of praise for the Wanderers who, in their debut season, have extended their A-League record winning run to 10 consecutive matches and will be crowned premiers if Central Coast don't beat Brisbane on Sunday.
"They (Western Sydney) are actually going through a great run, they believed that they would get a result no matter how they were playing," Aloisi said.
"If you look before the (Wanderers') second goal (to put them up 2-1), you wouldn't have picked that they were going to win that game.
"But obviously when things are going your way, players believe a little bit more and I think that was the difference tonight.
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"I'll be honest—not that I always am—while I take pride in the quality of my work, I don't take any special pleasure out of it. I just do what the Boss tells me, and I don't ask questions. And I'll admit, I even feel kind of disappointed when I complete a job successfully, like I wish I'd failed." An unscrupulous banker, Jayden Taylor, is shocked to find a mysterious man who called himself The Persuader-which also titles this short story by Shaul Behr-in his apartment. He gives Jayden Taylor two choices; accept a lucrative offer in exchange for his disloyalty to his bank, or simply die.
The rumination on greed and the materialistic nature of people against their faith and morality is deftly incorporated and developed into the plot, despite the short length of the story. The subject matter itself will surely engage readers' full attention. Apart from the succinct narrative and clean prose, the realistic context is one of the strengths of The Persuader. That said, the pious tone of the plot might alienate some readers. Regardless of what one takes away from this story, at least we are aware that there are many 'persuaders' out there, trying to pit ourselves against our own ethics. Hopefully, we'll make the right choices for the sake of our souls. All in all, this is a brief but entertaining tale from Behr. I look forward to reading more of his work in this genre.


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George Walton was born sometime in the 1740's not far from Farmville, Virginia. Both of his parents died when he was very young, and he was raised by an uncle who found him a position as an apprentice with a carpenter. Walton was eager to receive more of an academic education, however, and he managed to do quite a bit of reading on his own. He moved to Savannah, Georgia in 1769, and began to study law with a local lawyer in this same year. Walton also began his political career in 1769.
In July of 1775 Walton attended the second provincial congress and was chosen to be its secretary. In 1776, at the third provincial congress, Walton was chosen to be a delegate at the Continental Convention. He served there until 1781, concentrating on issues pertaining to national finance, Indian affairs, and western lands.
Later in life, Walton remained active in politics. He sat on the State Superior Court, was chosen as a delegate to the Constitutional Convention, and was a member of the U. S. Senate from 1795 until 1796. He died in his early sixties in 1804, and was laid to rest at the Signers' Monument in Augusta, Georgia.


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Given the size it's probably best to right-click to download it, rather than trying to view it in your browser. I don't think it's complete but it must be very nearly all there.
I've since noticed there is a probably more complete version as a torrent on Demonoid.com but hopefully my version will be useful to anyone interested who, like me, doesn't have an account there.
I haven't played RPGs for nearly twenty years but I still find attempts like this to describe cities, countries and the way a world works fascinating.
Were you involved in any way with the original writing or creation of Pelinore?
You sir, are a star and a godsend.
Suffice to say the parents moved, stuff went to jumble sales and I forgot all about it.
Have got back into RPG and remembered Pelinore and the City League.
And now Pelinore will live again!!
Thank you indeed. I use to have most of these magazines, but ended up getting rid of them years ago after a house-move. I loved these when I was younger. And I can certainly use them again today. Many thanks.
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Q: TestNG reporter not logging for exceptions Hey guys I am trying to customize the output of my selenium framework using testNG.  Right now I have an 'action' class which is wrapping all the selenium methods and I am wraping those up in try catches.  Here's an example. (I am manually throwing the exception for testing purposes.)
public void closeBrowser(){
    try{
        driver.quit();
        throw new WebDriverException();
    }
    catch(Exception e){
        ExceptionHandler exception = new ExceptionHandler(e, null);
    }
}

My exception handler class looks like this:
public ExceptionHandler(Exception exceptionName, String element){
        this.exceptionName = exceptionName;
        this.element = element;
        report();
}

public void report(){

    String delims = "[.]";
    String[] tokens = exceptionName.getClass().toString().split(delims);
    System.out.println(tokens[tokens.length-1]);

    switch(tokens[tokens.length-1]){
        case "WebDriverException":
            System.out.println("Made it to case 1");
            Reporter.log("Test Message here <------ \n", true);
            break;
        default:
            Reporter.log("Unknown Exception");

    }

}

When I run  I get this output on the console:
WebDriverException
Made it to case 1
Test Message here <------

But I never get anything in the HTML files that TestNG generates.   Any ideas??


This press release was provided by the office of Secretary of State Kim Wyman.
The Washington State Supreme Court's decision to reverse Thurston County Superior Court Judge James Dixon's ruling on Initiative 1639 means the initiative will go before voters this November.
Secretary of State Kim Wyman had certified I-1639 to appear on the ballots because it met the qualifications the Legislature has empowered the Secretary to enforce, including having the number of submitted signatures and containing certain language on each petition. However, Secretary Wyman also expressed significant concerns over the formatting of the petitions.
Judge Dixon's ruling had agreed with those concerns. He faulted the formatting as well, saying that it meant the petition sheets failed to include the "readable, full, true, and correct copy of the proposed measure" required under RCW 29A.72.100.
Secretary Wyman thanked the Court for issuing a quick order in the case.


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The Creative Economy
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I'm half-way through "The Creative Economy - How People Make Money from Ideas" by John Howkins. It's a wonderful book, so far, and so full of gems. It's been a long time since I've had so much pleasure from a "serious" book.
There's this quote fom Terence Conran, the designer: "Creatvity is hard to define. It's mostly straightforward but there's also something magical, almost spiritual, about the process... You need to know the history of things and to be able to see a gap in the market."
"You need to know the history of things". Quite akin to what Steve Jobs said about needing to have a wide range of experience so that you will have enough dots to connect.
Which brings me to something written about in yesterday's STREATS - "Former oil man refines hair salon idea" - about someone hoping to copy the success of the QB (for Quick Beauty) chain of hair shop, by bringing a Balinese element into the mix. A phrase in the report stands out: "That he had no experience in the beauty business did not daunt him".
I believe that the basic idea of a quick, no-frills hair cut is incompatible with the languid, sensory experience you would associate with a Balinese spa resort. To create that ambience, you would need lots of wood, which takes up space - a reported 600 sq feet when compared with the 200 sq feet needed by the spartan Japanese-style QB Shops. It's that gestalt thing again. There's an expression the architects like to use: "the design must have integrity". The design, as a whole, must resonate - through the expression of each part keeping faith with the objectives of the whole.
This guy (or more likely, his investors) could lose his shirt. I'm not saying he won't succeed; it's great that people are willing to try new businesses. But I believe that he'll be making changes to his trajectory, if he were to eventually succeed.


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Untested Evidence and Unsolved Crime
According to a new investigative report, the Phoenix (AZ) Police Department crime lab had untested biological evidence in its possession for months that could have identified a notorious serial killer and possibly prevented as many as seven murders. The North Scottsdale Times story, "
Justice Delayed
," alleges that the Phoenix police lab conducted preliminary testing in a sexual assault believed to be connected to a crime spree but then failed to conduct follow-up tests or request outside assistance from labs capable of conducting more advanced forms of testing.
In 2006, nine months after the sexual assault, the unknown "Baseline Killer" suspect was believed to have committed seven additional murders. The Phoenix lab then asked the state crime lab to conduct further testing on the partially tested sex assault evidence. According to media reports, the DNA profile matched a man who had served 13 years in prison for aggravated assault, armed robbery and kidnapping. The man, Mark Goudeau, is now charged with 15 sexual assaults and nine murders.
Despite a new $34 million crime lab, the Phoenix Police Department is still facing an enormous backlog of cases to be tested, and it routinely takes three months to conduct DNA testing. Some observers have alleged that the lab has failed to learn from mistakes and attempted to cover up its failure to request outside assistance in the Baseline Killer case.
Billy Coleman, a representative for the (police) department's union, the Phoenix Law Enforcement Association, says rather than addressing and correcting the problems, the Phoenix Police Department is ignoring the situation by dismissing complaints from investigators and even going as far as to punish detectives who speak negatively about the lab.
"Those people did not deserve to die. I think we could have saved one or as many as seven if we would have just done it right," an emotional Coleman says, pounding his fist on the desk.
. (Times Publications, 04/09/09)
The Innocence Project doesn't evaluate the performance of particular labs, and has not independently confirmed these media reports. We do, however, support a recommendation from the
to create a new federal agency that would direct comprehensive research and evaluation in the forensic sciences, establish scientifically validated standards and oversee their consistent application nationwide.
Crime lab backlogs and untested evidence can allow cold cases to remain unsolved while perpetrators commit additional crimes, and they can also lead to wrongful convictions – when exculpatory evidence sits untested, the wrong person could be convicted of a crime based on circumstantial evidence.


At the start of this event, Mark Maltby warned us that we'd go home at the end of the day and bore our friends and family with talk about the differences between sheep and dog neck bones and how to distinguish a cow's tooth from a horse's tooth; I am pleased (and sad) to say that he was very right.
The day started off with a trip to the Big Dig site for a guided tour from Dr Miles Russell, where we saw an Iron Age settlement, a Roman Villa (a bit of imagination was required for that one as only the foundations are left), and the wonderfully named 'Wall of Death' (a photo gallery of the dozens of human remains found at the site). It was great to see the archeology students at work, and we got a chance to look at some recently unearthed skeletons – freshly cleaned by toothbrush – including cats, deer and moles. Afterwards, we headed back to the bone lab to dry off and learn about identification techniques and start to piece together various skeletons.
My proudest moment of the day was finding some knife marks on a sheep's neck, indicating that it had likely been butchered; it wasn't quite an Indiana Jones-esque discovery, but it was enough for me!
Dr Ellen Hambleton then walked us though the bone cataloging process which was much more interesting than you might think and then we all had a bit more time to put our new-found skills to the test. All in all, it was a really great day, and well worth braving the weather for!
One of the other participants said that it was just like Time Team, but Ellie and Mark were much better hosts than Tony Robinson and it was great to get a bit of hands-on experience, rather than just watching it on TV!
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Wearing dress-down jeans and a smart-casual shirt looks cool and is comfortable. But beware of the formal shirt being worn untucked. Formal shirts have longer front and back sections - tails - that are meant to be tucked in so the shirt pulls tight against the body. When a plus-size man wears a formal shirt untucked, it accentuates the width of the guy; you will look like you've gained weight over night and the shirt will look baggy, crumple easily and be disheveled. Try to tuck in a formal shirt.
Want to make a good impression, look professional and feel sharp? Lose the funny ties. Maybe you've got a kids' celebration or you are going to a Sunday School party - no problem. At all other times leave the funny ties at home. They sit on top of our plus size man stomach, draw attention to our breadth and the first thing noticed will be the Goofy tie.
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An FDNY firefighter has been charged in connection to a weekend hit-and-run in the village of Buchanan that killed a 63-year-old man.
Eric Werner, 44, was charged Monday with leaving the scene of a fatal accident.
Officials say a passerby called police around midnight Dec. 29, reporting that Joseph Orichello, 63, had been hit and left to die on Albany Post Road.
Police say they would have had no evidence if it weren't for a very specific car part only found on certain Jeep models being found at the scene.
Detectives found the Jeep, scrubbed clean, in a trailer lot in Peekskill. They say there was reason to believe Orichello tried to hide the car and alter it in someway.
Police tracked the Jeep to Werner and arrested him at his Buchanan home. Werner is an 18-year veteran of the FDNY in Queens.
Chief of Investigative Services John Hodges praised the fast work of detectives.
"Some really good work by narrowing it down with the van and making an arrest within 24 hours, because there wasn't a lot to go by other than that," says Hodges.
Police are expecting to upgrade the charges to homicide or assault. Werner is out on $25,000 bail. He is due back in court in January.


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(By John Andrews, Centennial Fellow) Split the Republican party if the primary or convention process doesn't produce the nominee you want? Destroy the village in order to save it, as some mad zealot said in Vietnam? No way. Colorado Republicans have seen this sore-loser purity pageant before, and it doesn't end well. The year was 2010, and an ill-qualified dark horse ran to the GOP nomination for Governor as Democrats and the media egged on a fed-up Republican base. Then came a massive walkout to a doomed third-party ticket, followed by victories for the left and lasting wounds on the right.
How foolish if opponents or proponents of Donald Trump trigger a replay of that folly in this year's presidential race. I'm having no part of it, thank you. This Republican stays put. My reasoning is spelled out in this remarkably evergreen chapter from my new book Backbone Colorado USA, a piece originally published by the Denver Post in August 2010. The collection is full of nuggets just like this one, applied conservative wisdom for today's tough challenges. Order the book here.
"I don't know what the future holds," my biblically-minded friends will say, "but I know Who holds the future." Thus grounded, they're able to be calm, courageous, confident, and cheerful in the face of adversity.
Amidst a Republican base disheartened over the struggle to pick our nominee for governor, I am of good courage for a similar reason – political rather than theological. Even though I don't know who will stand for my party this fall, I know what my party stands for. So division or defeatism is not an option for me over the next 11 weeks.
Former state Sen. Cliff Dodge resigning as president of the Arapahoe Republican Men's Club in order to join Tom Tancredo's third-party bid, the morning after primary voters nominated Dan Maes, wasn't quite Robert E. Lee choosing gray over blue – but it dramatized the deep fracture in GOP ranks. The kind of year we're having, Maes and Tancredo may both be out of the race by the time you read this; no matter.
Each is a good man, neither is the next Lincoln, and the point here is bigger than either of them. Simply put, our state needs a unified Republican party to anchor the center-right. Sustaining the vitality and viability of this "grand old" institution of self-government in Colorado, 150 years and counting, is more important than winning any one election for any one office. Far more.
Shattering the state's only vehicle for conservative governance in a petty power struggle, a summer fit of petulance, pique, and panic – and handing a plurality win to liberal John Hickenlooper as liberal Bill Ritter's successor, at a time when liberalism is ever more discredited – would be an act of self-destructive folly with few parallels in modern history. My fellow Republicans shouldn't do it, though many are tempted.
Not me, because I know what my party stands for. To say this is to assert two things. One is about principles. Republicans stand for individual liberty, personal responsibility, economic freedom, limited government, strong defense, traditional morality, recognition of human imperfectibility, and the understanding of rights as God-given, not manmade.
The other assertion is about process. My party stands (as in fact do our opponents, the Democrats) for the proven superiority of two well-established and diversified competitors vying for the consent of the governed, in preference to three or 23 splintered rivals, evanescent and narrow in the European style. Breakaway factions have occasional value if driven by issues; but the current Chicken Little outcry of "not electable," opportunistically roosting on the Constitution ticket, hardly qualifies.
I voted for rookie-of-the-year Dan Maes in the primary. Barring the unforeseen, you can expect I'll be for him again in November. He may not win; but nobody expected him to get this far. As noted here on August 1, Maes for Governor 2010 has echoes of Andrews for Governor 1990, another darkhorse nominee. Though I lost that year, the GOP began a decade and a half of dominance – which never could have occurred if someone like, say, Ted Strickland had gone third-party against me and toppled the temple.
Conservatives conserve. We're the sensible ant to the liberals' impulsive grasshopper. We don't eat the seed corn. We don't burn the house down for firewood. We don't trash time-tested institutions for transitory whims, as too many Colorado Republicans now seem inclined to do. Think twice, compadres. Stop before it's too late. Wake up.
Conservatives know, as Thomas Ferril's poem in the Capitol rotunda has it, that "today is going to be long, long ago." A single executive term is nothing – a robust and durable two-party system in this state, everything by comparison. Gov. Hickenlooper or no, my Republican devotion is immovable. My faith in Colorado self-government, unsinkable.
John Andrews led the Centennial Institute during its first seven years, 2009-2015. He is now a Centennial Fellow in American Thought, an affiliate of both the Center for Security Policy and the Claremont Institute, and author of the new book Backbone Colorado USA: Dispatches from the Divide. Order here.


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North Korea's Kim Jong-un reportedly makes public appearance.
Kim Jong-un casually strolled back onto the scene—with a slight limp—on Tuesday, according to North Korea's state run media. Speculation swirled about Kim's grasp on power and the leader's health since he went off the grid last month following his last public appearance at a concert on Sept. 3.
The [newspaper] report said Mr. Kim was giving "field guidance" at a new residential area for scientists. Such reports are a staple of North Korean state media and are designed to show the leader is signing off on major projects or giving final additional instructions. By showing Mr. Kim walking with a cane, the images appeared to confirm that the leader has had problems with his legs, as has been suspected by officials in Seoul. Media reports, citing unnamed intelligence officials, said Mr. Kim has had surgery for ankle problems. Other reports have suggested he has had gout… The report showing Mr. Kim's reappearance was published on Tuesday but wasn't dated, as is common with North Korean state media. As such, it couldn't be confirmed exactly when Mr. Kim was shown but the images were the first of him in public since he appeared at a concert on Sept. 3.
"Looking over the exterior of the apartment houses and public buildings, decorated with diverse coloured tiles, (Mr Kim) expressed great satisfaction, saying they looked very beautiful," the North Korean news agency reported, according to the BBC. This is, presumably, Kim's "great satisfaction" look.


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College Football Playoff bracketology 10/22/17
College Football Columns Front Office Writers Joe Heisman Sports
by Joe DiTullio October 22, 2017 October 22, 2017 0
The top four is still the same after the action played out in week eight, but there were some more results that changed the lower end of these rankings. Here is how the teams should be ranked after week eight:
Playoff Teams:
1. Alabama Crimson Tide (8-0)
The Crimson Tide got another blowout win this week, routing Tennessee 45-7. It may not have been a win over a successful team, but Alabama looks really good, which means a lot to the committee too. If they can keep controlling games like this they will be at the top of the rankings when the committee release their initial rankings next Tuesday.
Alabama has their decent wins so far, but none of the teams they have beaten are currently ranked. They will get this ranking because of their game control, dominance and because they have beaten a lot of solid teams, even if they aren't ranked. Wins over Texas A&M, Colorado State and Vandy will all likely end up being wins over bowl teams.
The schedule does get tougher from here on out, as Alabama plays at least two ranked teams, depending on how things change.
This week: Bye
2. Georgia Bulldogs (7-0)
Georgia didn't play this weekend, but were able to retain their number two spot in the rankings.
The Bulldogs still have some really solid wins and deserve the number two spot. Their win over Notre Dame looks more impressive now that the Fighting Irish dominated USC. They also have recorded wins over an Appalachian State team that is on their way to a 10 win season, a solid Mississippi State team and a tricky Vanderbilt team.
Of their five games left, Georgia has three rivalry games. They should be favored in each game, but anything can happen in rivalry games.
This week: vs. Florida Gators (in Jacksonville, Florida)
3. TCU Horned Frogs (7-0)
TCU did exactly what they were supposed to and blew out Kansas. They won 43-0 and set records for the defensive performance. While this won't do much for their resume, the look like the most balanced and best team in the Big 12.
The Horned Frogs have beaten two teams that are still ranked and have one of the best wins of the season: at Oklahoma State. The Cowboys haven't lost since, so TCU has a great case to be in the top three teams. Their other big win over West Virginia also looks pretty good, as the Mountaineers will be moving up the rankings again this week. Add those two wins to a decent road win over Kansas State and you have one of the most battle tested teams in the country.
Their are still some tough games on the schedule for TCU, including Oklahoma, but the key is to make sure they make the Big 12 Championship Game even if they suffer a loss.
This week: at 25 Iowa State Cyclones
4. Penn State Nittany Lions (7-0)
Trace McSorely (Photo by: nbcsports.com)
Penn State destroyed a Michigan team that had been struggling. That was their first win over a ranked team this season, but Michigan isn't ranked any longer. They controlled the game and look like a playoff team.
The reason why Penn State is still number four is that they haven't beaten too many good teams. The win at Iowa looks worse now that the Hawkeyes lost to Northwestern. The win over Michigan won't be as much of a statement with Michigan likely trending downwards. The good news is that Penn State looks like one of the top two or three teams in the country and the committee will appreciate that.
One game down on the gauntlet of a three week schedule for Penn State, two more to go. If they win in Columbus this week they will move up the rankings into a more secure position.
This week: at 6 Ohio State Buckeyes
First Four Out:
5. Clemson Tigers (6-1)
The Tigers got a bye week to regroup after their tough loss on the road to Syracuse. A lot of the future of this team depends on the health of Kelly Bryant, so the next few weeks will show people a lot as far as how healthy Bryant is.
Losing to Syracuse still hurts their resume, but Syracuse is putting up good fights against good teams. The committee tends to care more about wins than losses and Clemson still has a lot of impressive wins. The wins over Virginia Tech and Auburn are still very good wins and the win at Louisville is still solid.
There are still some tough games left for Clemson, but they still have a good resume and if chaos happens could get in the CFP with two losses.
This week: at Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets
6. Notre Dame Fighting Irish (6-1)
Nyles Morgan (Photo by: thesportsbank.net)
Notre Dame dominated USC in a way that no one saw coming. They were the more physical football team and ended up winning 49-14. The Trojans ended up falling to number 21 in the rankings as a result of the game, but it is still a very good win for Notre Dame.
The Fighting Irish have this win to pair with their huge road win over Michigan State, which looks better by the week. In every win on the season they have physically dominated their opponent and it has shown up on the scoreboard. With their only loss coming to Georgia, Notre Dame looks like one of the best football teams in the country.
If people don't like Notre Dame being this high over undefeated teams then: A. Those undefeated teams need to play someone. B. Notre Dame will have a chance to play their way into or out of the CFP with the remaining schedule, because it is brutal.
This week: vs. 14 N.C. State Wolfpack
7. Oklahoma Sooners (6-1)
Lincoln Reilly got a nice bonus in his first year after the Sooners became bowl eligible. They were able to come back and beat a tough Kansas State team on the road. The Wildcats are under .500, so this win won't do much, but it was a tricky game and the Sooners were able to avoid a second loss.
Oklahoma has the win at Ohio State to keep them this high in the rankings. Ohio State has continued to win and make Oklahoma look better. If the Buckeyes can beat Penn State this weekend it would help more. The Sooners' wins over Texas and Kansas State should look better with time as well. Even the Sooners only loss on the season looks better, as Iowa State cracked the top 25 this week.
The last five games will have four tough matchups and a cakewalk, so the Sooners have to be ready to go.
This week: vs. Texas Tech Red Raiders
8. Miami Hurricanes (6-0)
Miami keeps on edging out wins in close games. This week they avoided a second straight upset bid from Syracuse and won the game 27-19. They may not be winning in a good-to-watch fashion, but they are getting the job done.
So what separates Miami from Wisconsin? A win over Toledo. That's how bad of schedules these two teams have. Toledo is not a bad team by any stretch and will likely be ranked by the end of the year, but that is the only team getting votes in the AP Poll that either team has beaten. The Hurricanes get the nod for now over Wisconsin, but these rankings get updated every week for a reason.
Miami will find some separation in a few weeks when they get to play Virginia Tech and Notre Dame in back to back weeks.
This week: at North Carolina Tarheels
Next Four Out:
9. Wisconsin Badgers (7-0)
Jonathan Taylor (Photo by: thedailyherald.com)
The Badgers got another win, which is all they can do. This time they beat a Maryland team who is on their third string quarterback due to injury. Wisconsin won 38-17, which is what they should have done.
Wisconsin has only beaten two teams that have a record above .500, Northwestern and Florida Atlantic. They will need to beat stiffer competition than that to make it into the CFP.
The schedule gets a little tougher going forward, but it couldn't get easier. There will be games against Iowa and Michigan to prove themselves before the Big Ten Championship Game.
This week: at Illinois Fighting Illini
10. Washington State Cougars (7-1)
Washington State had to play in the rain, but got a win over a Colorado team that is now .500. They won easily, 28-0. This was just the win that the Cougars needed to get back on track.
Their win over USC looks worse now, but it is still a solid win. They also have a win over a Boise State team that they can hang their hat on. Both are good wins. Their loss to Cal was pretty embarrassing, but there is still hope if they can handle their difficult Pac-12 schedule.
This week the Cougars' high-powered offense will be in a shootout with an Arizona team that has Khalil Tate making plays all over the field.
This week: at Arizona Wildcats
11. N.C. State Wolfpack (6-1)
The Wolfpack had a bye week to prepare to their back-loaded schedule.
N.C. State have wins over Louisville and Florida State that probably were thought more highly of a couple of weeks ago. Other than those, their win over Marshall is nice, but their resume needs to have some bigger wins on it for the Wolfpack to move up.
The next two weeks will tell the world if N.C. State is for real or not.
This week: at 9 Notre Dame Fighting Irish
12. Virginia Tech Hokies (6-1)
Virginia Tech won big over North Carolina, 59-7. North Carolina isn't very good, but the Hokies looked good.
The Hokies still have just the loss to Clemson. They only have one win of note coming at the expense of West Virginia, who is now number 22 in the rankings. There are about eight or so teams that could easily slide into this spot, but Virginia Tech has the best win so they get the nod.
Justin Fuente's team will get a few more chance for marquee victories in the coming weeks, to enhance their status in these rankings.
This week: vs. Duke Blue Devils
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Radiological risk evaluation guidelines for the public and workers have been developed at the Pacific Northwest Laboratory (PNL) based upon the Nuclear Safety Policy of the US Department of Energy (DOE) established in Secretary of Energy Notice SEN-35-91 (DOE 1991). The DOE nuclear safety policy states that the general public be protected-such that no individual bears significant additional risk to health and safety from the operation of a DOE nuclear facility above the risks to which members of the general population are normally exposed. The radiological risk evaluation guidelines developed at PNL are unique in that they are (1) based upon quantitative risk goals and (2) provide a consistent level of risk management. These guidelines are used to evaluate the risk from radiological accidents that may occur during research and development activities at PNL. A safety analyst uses the frequency of the potential accident and the radiological dose to a given receptor to determine if the accident consequences meet the objectives of the Nuclear Safety Policy.
Lucas, D.E., and Ikenberry, T.A. Radiological risk guidelines for nonreactor nuclear facilities at the Pacific Northwest Laboratory. United States: N. p., 1994. Web.
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package cc.zkteam.juediqiusheng.activity;

import android.content.Intent;
import android.support.v7.widget.LinearLayoutManager;
import android.text.TextUtils;
import android.util.Log;
import android.view.View;

import com.chad.library.adapter.base.BaseQuickAdapter;

import java.util.List;

import cc.zkteam.juediqiusheng.R;
import cc.zkteam.juediqiusheng.adapter.SortAdapter;
import cc.zkteam.juediqiusheng.bean.SortDetailBean;
import cc.zkteam.juediqiusheng.managers.ZKConnectionManager;
import cc.zkteam.juediqiusheng.retrofit2.ZKCallback;
import cc.zkteam.juediqiusheng.view.ZKRecyclerView;

public class SortActivity extends BaseActivity {
    private static final String TAG = "sort";
    private ZKRecyclerView zkRecyclerView;
    private String jid;

    @Override
    protected int getLayoutId() {
        return R.layout.activity_sort;
    }

    @Override
    protected void initViews() {
        zkRecyclerView = findViewById(R.id.zk_recycler_view);
    }

    @Override
    protected void initListener() {
        Intent intent = getIntent();
        if (intent != null){
            jid = intent.getStringExtra("id");
            String name=intent.getStringExtra("name");
            if (!TextUtils.isEmpty(name))
                setTitle(name);
            else
                setTitle("分类详情");
        }
    }

    @Override
    protected void initData() {
        Intent intent = getIntent();
        if (intent != null)
            jid = intent.getStringExtra("id");

        ZKConnectionManager.getInstance().getZKApi().itemJson(jid, 20, 0)
                .enqueue(new ZKCallback<List<SortDetailBean>>() {
                    @Override
                    public void onResponse(final List<SortDetailBean> result) {
                        SortAdapter sortAdapter = new SortAdapter(result);
                        sortAdapter.setOnItemClickListener(new BaseQuickAdapter.OnItemClickListener() {
                            @Override
                            public void onItemClick(BaseQuickAdapter adapter, View view, int position) {
                                Intent intent = new Intent();
                                intent.setClass(mContext, WebViewActivity.class);
                                String artifactUrl = result.get(position).getArtifactUrl();
                                String url = artifactUrl.substring(artifactUrl.lastIndexOf("\">") + 2, artifactUrl.lastIndexOf("</a>"));
                                intent.putExtra("url", url);
                                startActivity(intent);
                            }
                        });
                        zkRecyclerView.setLayoutManager(new LinearLayoutManager(mContext));
                        zkRecyclerView.setAdapter(sortAdapter);
                        Log.d(TAG, "onResponse() called with: resultList = [" + result + "]");
                    }

                    @Override
                    public void onFailure(Throwable throwable) {
                        Log.d(TAG, "onFailure() called with: throwable = [" + throwable + "]");
                    }
                });
    }
}

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If you live in an area with cold winters, and you have an electric heating system, you can expect your energy bill to increase during the winter. However, there are many things you can do to minimize just how high it gets. For example, turning your thermostat down can save you about one percent of your energy bill for each degree you lower it for more than eight hours. Wear warm clothes or use blankets instead. Learning tips and tricks such as this will help you to keep your energy bill from skyrocketing this winter. Here are three tips for keeping your energy bill low.
Pick up a roll of a high-heat duct installation tape available at a hardware store.
Inspect your ductwork visually, looking for signs of holes or splitting at the seams. Cover holes and splitting seams with strips of the tape.
Once you have covered any visible leaks, place your hand about an inch or two above and below the ducts and begin slowly moving it, following the ducts. While you should feel warmth, you should not feel any air blowing. If you do, there is a leak that isn't visible that needs to be sealed with the tape. Continue this process until you have fixed all of the leaks in your ductwork.
Another way to keep your energy bill low this winter is to have your heating appliance serviced, cleaned and inspected. If there are any issues noted during the inspection, have them repaired. Having your heating appliance serviced, cleaned and inspected helps extend the lifespan of the unit, while ensuring it is functioning properly. If parts within the unit are not functioning properly, your heating appliance may be working harder or longer than it should to heat up your home, both of which drive your energy costs up.
Purchase a latex caulk designed specifically for windows and doors, as well as a caulking gun and caulk smoothing tool, if you don't own them.
Use a putty knife or utility knife to scrape away as much of the old caulk as possible. This gives you a smooth, even surface to work with. Use soapy water to wipe away excess caulk and residue.
Place your caulk in the gun. Starting at the top of the window, push the handle of the gun inward slowly to allow the caulk to come out. Apply as much pressure as you need to get a steady stream of caulk flowing. As the caulk begins to come out, move the gun downward along the edge of the window to create an even line of caulk. Run your caulk smoothing tool over the line of caulk to smooth it our and ensure it is completely in the gap.
Repeat this process on every side of the window you are recaulking.
Having your ductwork sealed, having your heating appliance inspected, cleaned and repaired and having your windows examined and recaulked are all great ways to decrease your energy usage this winter. This can help prevent you from paying more than you need to to keep your home warm. To contact an HVAC company for cleaning and repairs, check out a site like http://www.capefearair.com.


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ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia, 02 August 2016 – Today, UNICEF and major religious institutions signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to address the issues affecting children, women and the community at large through social and behaviour change, by fully engaging the spiritual wings whose extensive structure reaches families and individuals throughout the country.
CHANCHO TOWN, OROMIA REGION, ETHIOPIA, 23 October 2014 – The Chancho Health Centre, 45kms north of Addis Ababa, is where Rediet* goes for her follow-ups, having discovered she was HIV positive back in 2013. Today, there are lots of people waiting alongside Rediet to utilise the laboratory services. Chancho is one of the health centres that the Ethiopian Government – supported by the Clinton Health Access Initiative (CHAI), UNITAID and UNICEF – is using to advance access to Point of Care Technologies (POCT). These provide results on the same day, in order to make HIV testing and treatment more effective, efficient and easier for both health care workers and patients.
Now, Rediet is a mother of a one-year-old baby girl and is still following up on her status regularly.
In addition, before the POCT machine was introduced to the Chancho Health Centre, the number of clients allowed to give blood samples was restricted.
Some clients coming from far away could not reach to the Health Centre before 9am and missed their chance. They were then appointed to come back again the following week. Often, they did not get the opportunity to have their blood samples taken and felt helpless.
The POCT services are now becoming popular, both at the government level and at the grassroots level.
With the support of partners, 45 sites with high patient volume, like Chancho Health Centre, have received POCT machines at the initial stage. This ensures that women, like Rediet, and children in remote areas especially will not have to spend time and resources in order to discover their results. This will remove delays and enable more individuals to receive the treatment they need.
Sport has great appeal to young people, who are particularly at risk of HIV infection, and can be an avenue to convey life-saving messages. Sport leagues and matches bring communities together, providing an ideal space for AIDS awareness campaigns on prevention reaching large numbers of people.
Federal Ministry of Health, UNAIDS and UNICEF have developed a Public Service Announcement (PSA) featuring the Ethiopian National Team. The video which conveys the message " Protect the Goal: NO CHILD SHOULD BE BORN WITH HIV/AIDS" has been aired on Ethiopian National Television (ETV). Waliya's captain Degu Debeb in the PSA calls on every one "to play a role that no child should be born with HIV/AIDS".


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The 1979 African Cup of Champions Clubs was the 15th edition of the annual international club football competition held in the CAF region (Africa), the African Cup of Champions Clubs. It determined that year's club champion of association football in Africa.

The tournament was played by 28 teams and was used a playoff scheme with home and away matches. Union Douala from Cameroon won that final, and became for the first time CAF club champion.

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Top scorers

The top scorers from the 1979 African Cup of Champions Clubs are as follows:

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Another month, another Lookfantastic beauty box, but this month is extra special because it's their second birthday! The birthday box has been filled with party perfect goodies so that we can celebrate with them.
Potentially one of the most ridiculous but equally intriguing products ever included in the Beauty Box. A combination of organic argan oil and 24 carat gold (standard), this BB cream infuses skin with moisture and evenly covers to give glowing skin.
Another great little product! The perfect size for popping in your handbag in a gorgeous shade packed full of vitamins and Omega fatty acids to keep your lips nourished.
I looove Christophe Robin so I was so happy to find a large sample in this month's beauty box, especially when I have a month of travel ahead! I've used this shampoo before and it is amazing for fully purifying your hair, it's great to use once or twice a week to rejuvenate your hair.
I am always up for trying new Lord and Berry products so it was lovely to find a new product in the box, especially a highlighter! It's a great handbag size product for perfecting throughout the night and adding a touch of radiance to your skin.
I always have a tube of this in my beauty stash ready to slather on at any given moment, it smells amazing and it's so nourishing! This will be a firm fixture in my handbag from now on.
You can pick up your very own Lookfantastic beauty box for just £15 here, or subscribe to take it down to just £11.25, it's well worth it every month!


These memories speak of "DO NOT FORGET". I do not remember because I remember the one who loves us, the ideas we have seen and the ones we have seen. What we fought and what we achieved. However, the memory not only shapes the facts of a positive past, it also reminds us of everything we wanted and could not do, all the dreams that were not fulfilled, all of our working life has been done and written throughout of history, history and style, as a collective, form and part, what is known. 'a reality could not be like the past without having been, either, as it was; our historical memory, makes us live in the present and we all live it. It is for this reason that the work invites us to awaken in the reality of a stage of war, struggle, conflict and suffering, but also of pride and rigor. The main figure, the protagonist of this series is women, women.