In the last five years, a new culinary movement has washed through the world's top kitchens, flowing not from Spain, France or the Mediterranean, but from Copenhagen, Stockholm and points as far north as Lapland.
"I would never have imagined that my first major trip as a chef would be to Scandinavia," said Jordan Kahn, the chef of Red Medicine in Beverly Hills, Calif., who is making his way to Copenhagen this week. Mr. Kahn, an alumnus of exalted kitchens like the French Laundry and WD-50, is making the pilgrimage to attend MAD FoodCamp, a public food festival and professional symposium that has attracted global food stars like David Chang, Andoni Aduriz and Michel Bras.
Using rutabagas and whey; pine and juniper; and shells, hay, and twigs as its kitchen tools, it seeks to turn the culinary dial back toward the natural world.
FoodCamp is the first large-scale public event to coalesce around the movement, which has received extensive financial support from Nordic tourism and business. (In an open letter in The Guardian on Aug. 14, Mr. Redzepi laid out the aims of the festival, and why he thinks governments and citizens must concern themselves with food.) These relatively robust European governments hope to attract some of the culinary tourism that Spain has enjoyed in the last decade, led by the pioneering chef Ferran Adrià of El Bulli.
But the funeral meats for El Bulli, which closed permanently on July 31, were still warm when it became clear that the attention of many chefs had already strayed to the north.
Evidence of the Nordic invasion is everywhere, once diners know the signs: cellared vegetables, unripe fruit, conifers, buttermilk and whey; rocks, shells and twigs used as serving pieces; garden scraps like radish leaves, turnip tails and nasturtium pods whorled, piled and clustered on the plate as if by waves or wind. In the era of El Bulli, high-end plates looked tight, geometric, slicked-down; the new Nordic dishes have bed head, with artfully ruffled herbs and tufts of grass sticking out everywhere.
The movement already includes chefs in Helsinki and Stockholm, farmers in Sweden's remote Scandinavian mountains and hunters in Lapland, where some of the most brilliant chefs in the world recently feasted on smoked reindeer, ash-roasted beets and bear-leg broth. Cook It Raw, an annual gathering of chefs in the wild, was devised by the Noma team in connection with the 2009 Copenhagen Climate Summit.
American chefs who were there, banking fires and foraging in the permafrost, say that the experience taught them that the challenges faced by Nordic chefs — of cooking seasonally but well, of seriously engaging with agriculture and history and of making age-old food delightful to modern palates — can be taken up by any chef anywhere.
Nordic chefs tend to agree, though with more measured enthusiasm.
"We say goodbye to fresh ingredients on the first of October, and then we don't see them again until April," he said.
People from the region have long been behind-the-scene powerhouses in top European kitchens, frequently winning prestigious competitions and, as in the case of Mr. Nilsson, helping French chefs earn their Michelin stars.
To enjoy this cuisine, it is not necessary to eat moose, or even regional classics like dill, herring and salmon. Micah Phillips, a pastry chef who has worked as a bread baker and a carpenter, made stunningly fragrant Nordic desserts at the short-lived Compose restaurant in TriBeCa, using apples and oatmeal, perfumed with hay and pine. (He apprenticed last year at Noma.) But he also served an extraordinary lavender cream on lemon-perfumed shortbread.
To focus only on the ingredients of that region, chefs say, is missing the point.
No one then foresaw that it would lead to extreme innovations like Mr. Redzepi's vintage carrot, left in the ground for two years and then roasted whole in goat butter; or Mr. Dahlgren's sourdough-battered haddock, served on branches of juniper; or Mr. Nilsson's dish of root vegetables, with a sauce of cream whisked with vinegar-fermented beer and a garnish of salted cod roe.
Nor would it have seemed possible that seven years later, some of the manifesto's ideas would be wafting across restaurant tables in the United States. But this movement has been helped along by other trends: interaction via social media, the rise of English as a common kitchen language (displacing French) and the newly high status of cooking among the educated classes.
In 2006, Mr. Redzepi made some decisions that have rippled through American restaurants. He decided that he and his cooks would communicate in English, not Danish; that Noma would welcome as many apprentices as the kitchen could hold; and that his own commitment to cooking with a sense of place was insufficient. "We were cooking crème brûlée with Danish cream and sugar, but it was still crème brûlée," he said.
He drew a circle roughly 44 miles around the restaurant, forcing creativity to sprout in a culture that values perfection. "René had to crack that Scandinavian mold, sticking to the rigor with the ingredients but opening it up," said Wylie Dufresne, one of the first chefs in the United States to champion Mr. Redzepi's work.
What makes this incarnation of locavore cooking more than a stunt, and how does it differ from the highly seasonal California cuisine familiar to Americans?
The people of the Nordic region say that it's the knowledge that a chef brings to the kitchen, the extent to which his (so far, all the major Nordic chefs involved are men) experience of the world is expressed in food. And as it turns out, a huge amount of work goes into making wild herbs, bitter greens and root vegetables appealing in a world where cheeseburgers, foie gras and tomatoes are available all year round.
Mr. Kahn's restaurant, Red Medicine, could be described as a Vietnamese-American restaurant. So it is surprising to find that it also partakes of the rustic ideals of the Nordic movement (it, too, has a manifesto). His food springs and curls off the plate, with fronds every which way and a freshness that evokes Vietnamese food without being identifiably seasoned as such.
And he has moved beyond foraging for herbs, a skill he developed at the French Laundry, to raising them in the wild. In some far reaches of Malibu, Calif., where the terrain is wet and green, he found lamb's quarters, wild fennel and watercress. Recently, he has begun planting edible nasturtium and herbs in some of these out-of-the-way spots, making rounds with a cooler every Sunday to see what has come up.


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People with diabetes can have an eye disease called diabetic retinopathy. This is when high blood sugar levels cause damage to blood vessels in the retina. These blood vessels can swell and leak. Or they can close, stopping blood from passing through. Sometimes abnormal new blood vessels grow on the retina. All of these changes can steal your vision.
There are two main stages of diabetic eye disease.
This is the early stage of diabetic eye disease. Many people with diabetes have it.
With NPDR, tiny blood vessels leak, making the retina swell. When the macula swells, it is called macular edema. This is the most common reason why people with diabetes lose their vision.
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Emirati poet Ali Al Mazmy, born in Dubai, holds a BA in mechanical engineering from the Higher Colleges of Technology in Sharjah. He has published poetry in several cultural supplements and papers in local newspapers, and he is currently working on a collection of poems for publication.
Al Mazmy chose prose poetry, and he leveraged narration and structuring techniques that are based on internal rhythms through the choice of vocabulary and sentences. He is keen to diversify his poetic style, touching on questions of an existential and mystical nature. Al Mazmy believes that prose poems nowadays provide poets with an open space to move freely, making poems more of a poetic revelation for the poet to explore himself and the world.
Poet's previous painful life experiences are illustrated by his poems; this is evident in the references allowing the reader to feel the pain of early childhood loss, and cases of extreme alienation. These themes constitute an essential feature of his poetry. Al Mazmy's poems also contain many unexpected emotional expressions, which places his poetry in a middle ground between contemporary poetry and poetic literature related to the heritage of Arab poets of the sixties.
Ali Al Mazmy describes his poetic experience as an attempt to test different expressive tools and shake off the influence of classic poetry that attracted him during his early poetry writing attempts.

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Well I've taken a step backwards. Was feeling pretty good for a pretty long time and coincidentally, since I've had a rather large helping of stress piled upon my plate (to do withfinances and estranged hubby) have been having hard time getting up in the mornings.
Once again, showering is like climbing Everest. Then I have to go lie down, then force myself up again to get dressed. Have come close to calling in sick once but didn't because I have already missed 4 days of work with sick dad and sick kids and my 3 month check up and left early once with migrane-like tension headache and left once after only 2 hours to go to ER for kidney stone pain. I can't miss any more work!!
Been drinking a cup of regular coffee in the mornings just to get my motor running, eating 5 small healthy snacks to keep energy up, taking daily multi vitamins and glucosamine but my body feels like concrete. It's always my hips, shoulders, hands, feet and lower back. My range of motion is disappearing. Moving at all is painful and difficult.
I don't know why I am telling all of you this, as if you don't already know what it's like. Just need to whine a bit I guess.
I really love my job and love working. I can't let this stop me. But really, I have never found anything that helps this pain and fatigue except time. I know in time it will subside - but when? I don't know. Past experience says it could last weeks or months. I'll bet it would go away if my stress would.
Do I call rheumatologist? What would she do? Increase pred? Prescribe narcotic pain med? I already know she doesn't want to do either. What else is there? I have asked also about arthritis pain meds but my pain is more in connective tissues and muscles rather than joints.
Well, good night and thanks for reading my gripe.
Sorry to hear you are feeling down. I knew it would be a hard road going back to work, but I admire you for persisting anyway. Just wanted to say that the anti-inflammatory meds that are prescribed for arthritis ARE helpful for connective tissue and muscle pain as well. When I was still working, I would occasionally forget to take a dose in the rush of things and I felt it. For me at least, I need to take them continuously for them to be most affective. I know the coffee sounds like a good way to jump start, but I would seriously think about exchanging it for a cup of black tea which can give you the same jolt but has other benefits. And keep a bottle of water with you at work. Lots of water helps loads. Hugs to you.
Here is some cheese to go along with your whine, :) it is a pretty healthy snack! Just kidding. Pain and fatigue have gotten the best of me as well. I also notice more this time of year than in the summer. Antiinflammatories do help a great deal. I am so stiff in the morning but if I forget to take my pill, by the mid afternoon I am just about crippled in pain. I agree with Jefa about the tea. I gave up coffee about 5 years ago and it was the best thing I did. Tea is for me now!
Reducung stress is never easy, but for your health, try. I volunteer for 2 each week at my girls school and when I leave there I go home and napp for 2 hours. It wipes me out!
I'm so sorry you are having such a tough time right now. Reading your post made me want to get in the car and come help you. I know all to well how pain and fatigue can effect a person and I don't know how you are doing all that you are.
Are you taking in Fish Oil? my primary care physician put me on it and after taking it regularly it REALLY helps with inflammation and the whole connective tissue pain. I wasn't sure at first so I tested it out, stopped it for a bit, but boy does it help. It is one capsule I won't miss. I think it's important that you take the right one however. How it's processed is very important. If you are interested give me a pm and I'll give you the details.
Sorry you are feeling so bad. Will keep you in my thoughts at night before retiring.
I'm sorry to hear you are having such a bad time as well. Try as hard as you can to force yourself to relax, even a little at a time to help relieve some of that stress. I also have you in my thoughts.
Hi Barefut, it's heartbreaking to read your story. I am so sorry your going through all of these problems. I do believe stress makes all of this alot worse. If you could reduce some of your stress it might help, I know that's easier said then done. That is great that you like your job, because I sure couldn't go to work. That has to be really hard for you going to a job on top of everything else going on. My daughter's friend is trying to get me hooked up with Yoga, so I guess I will try it, my doctor's have been trying to get me to do something. It's tough when your not feeling well to think about exercise. Well, good luck to you, I sure wish all of us here could go to your house and help you out. Try to relax and think of yourself, try to keep everything else in perspective.
So sorry to hear how hard this if for you. Hearing how hard it is for you go just get up and go to work breaks my heart for you. Have you tried Lyrica or like someone else suggested, neurotin (sp?). I took them in the beginning for nerve and joint pain and now that they quit working I have to be on a pain medication which now makes it impossible for me to work. While I was on the lyrica and neurotin they did help tho.
I hope you can get some rest when you can and I will keep you in my thoughts.
Blessings to you and a warm hug from Minnesota.
Sorry it's been so long to get back to you all. I want to thank each of you for your kind hearted replies. I actually was in tears on my way to work one morning after reading them because I felt so hugged.
You all are in my thoughts always too.


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For images, Pimcore offers an advanced thumbnail-service also called 'image-pipeline'. It allows you to transform images in unlimited steps to the expected result. You can configure them in Settings > Thumbnails.
With this service every image which is stored as an asset can be transformed. Pimcore doesn't support to modify images which are not stored as an asset inside Pimcore.
Important: The transformations are performed in the order from the top to the bottom. This is for example important in the configuration above. If the you first round the corners this would be performed on the original image, and then the image will get resized, so the rounded corners are also resized which is not intended.
An Alternative Adapter Since build 3999 you can use the new adapter: pimcore/lib/Pimcore/Image/Adapter/ImageMagick.php instead of the standard pimcore/lib/Pimcore/Image/Adapter/Imagick.php. The main difference: ImageMagick is using convert and composite CLI tools to manage thumbnails (it gives a better control of the generation process).
To try the new adapter add a new dependency injection declaration in the website/config/di.php file.
RESIZE The image is exactly resized to the given dimensions without respecting the ratio.
SCALE BY HEIGHT The image is scaled respecting the ratio to the given height, the width is variable depending on the original ratio of the image (portrait, landscape).
SCALE BY WIDTH The image is scaled respecting the ratio to the given width, the height is variable depending on the original ratio of the image (portrait, landscape).
CONTAIN The image is scaled to either the given height or the width, depending on the ratio of the original image. That means that the image is scaled to fit into a "virtual" box with the dimensions given in the configuration.
CROP Cuts out a box of the image starting at the given X,Y coordinates and using the width and height.
COVER The image is resized so that it completely covers the given dimensions. Then the overlapping pieces are cropped depending on the given positioning. This is useful if you need a fixed size for a thumbnail but the source images have different ratios.
FRAME The transformation is the same as CONTAIN the difference is, that the image gets exactly the entered dimensions by adding transparent borders left / right or top / bottom.
ROTATE Rotates the image with the given angle. The background is transparent by default.
BACKGROUND COLOR Background color is especially useful if you have transparent PNG as source data or if you're using the FRAME or the ROTATE transformations where you get transparencies. It allows you to give transparencies a color, and gives you the possibility to use them for examples JPEG's which doesn't support transparency.
ROUNDED CORNERS Rounds the corners to the given width/height.
For thumbnails in action also have a look at our Live Demo.
Pimcore returns an \Pimcore\Model\Asset\Image\Thumbnail object when calling $asset->getThumbnail("thumb-name") which gives you even more flexibility when working with thumbnails.
Pimcore supports ICC color profiles to get better results when converting CMYK images (without embedded color profile) to RGB.
Due licensing issues Pimcore doesn't include the color profiles (*.icc files) in the download package, but you can download them for free here: Adobe ICC Profiles or here: ICC (color.org).
After downloading the profiles put them into your /website folder or anywhere else on your sever (eg. /usr/share/color/icc). Then go to the Pimcore system settings, open the assets section and configure the path to your favorite color profile.
Pimcore auto-generates a thumbnail if requested but doesn't exist and is directly called via it's file path (not using any of the getThumbnail() methods). For example: Call http://example.com/website/var/tmp/image-thumbnails/0/6644/thumb__contentimages/placeholder.jpeg ("6644" is the asset ID and "contentimages" is the name of the thumbnail) directly in your browser. Now pimcore checks if the asset with the ID 6644 and the thumbnail with the key "contentimages" exists, if yes the thumbnail is generated on-the-fly and delivered to the client. When requesting the images again the image is directly served by apache, because the file already exists (just the same way it works with the getThumbnail() methods).
The structure of the path is identically with the one generated by the getThumbnail() methods, so it doesn't matter whether the thumbnail is generated by getThumbnail() (inside a PHP process) or on-the-fly (in a separate process).
Of course this works only with predefined (named) thumbnail configurations and not with dynamic configurations.
For performance reasons, Pimcore doesn't generate the thumbnail image directly when calling getThumbnail() on an asset, instead it generates them when they are actually needed (on request).
But sometimes it's necessary to have the actual image already generated, in this case you can pass a 2nd parameter to getThumbnail() to force the processing of the image.
This is a special functionality to allow embedding high resolution (ppi/dpi) images. The following is only necessary in special use-cases like Web-to-Print, in typical web-based cases, Pimcore automatically adds the srcset attribute to <img> and <picture> tags automatically, so no manual work is necessary.
####Use in the Thumbnail Configuration: The above configuration will generate a thumbnail with 500px width.
This is especially useful in the case you want to serve thumbnails depending on the ppi of the device screen or in combination with Web2Print documents (browser preview with normal size, tripled in size for PDF ouptut). Pimcore also utilizes this functionality internally to provide the automatically added high.res support on <img> and <picture> tags. So again, this feature is only useful in some edge-cases.
Pimcore will then dynamically generate the thumbnails accordingly.
If your're using media queries in your thumbnail configuration pimcore automatically generates a <picture> tag instead of an <img> tag when calling $asset->getThumbnail("example")->getHTML(). But in some cases it is necessary to get single thumbnails for certain media queries out of the thumbnail object, which is described in the examples below.
If you want to use your own Polyfill.


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GEORGE BERNARD SHAW ORIGINAL PROGRAMS
1. Souvenir program for George Bernard Shaw's address sponsored by the Academy of Political Science at the Metropolitan Opera House, New York, April 11, 1933. The climax of Shaw's 1933 world tour was his first ever visit to North America. When he arrived in New York in early April, more than 200 reporters turned out to greet him. The highlight of his trip to the United States was his only major address, The Future of Political Science in America, which was broadcast on nationwide radio. "Finding myself in an opera house with such a magnificent and responsive audience," Shaw began, "I feel an irresistible temptation to sing." What followed was one of the longest and most brilliant speeches he ever gave, a searing and perceptive commentary on all things American. A rare souvenir program from this event in excellent condition, with a handsome inset paper photograph of Shaw. Eight pages. Dimensions eight by five and a half inches. $100.00
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3. The Doctor's Dilemma. 1907. Rare program from the original Barker- Vedrenne Royal Court production with Ben Webster as Consuelo Ridgeon and Granville Barker as Dubedat. Minor wear and a few small tears at margins, otherwise very good. Ads on last page of The Philanderer, Hedda Gabler and You Never Can Tell. Dimensions ten by seven and a half. $75.00
4. Pygmalion. Program from the original production at His Majesty's June 1914 with H. B. Tree and Mrs. Patrick Campbell as Higgins and Eliza. Dimensions eleven by eight and a half inches. Small paper loss at seal margin, otherwise excellent. $75.00
5. You Never Can Tell. Original Royal Court Barker-Vedrenne production, 1905. With Granville Barker as Valentine. Minor wear and small paper loss at bottom margin, otherwise very good. Dimensions ten by seven and a half inches. Ads on fourth page for Man and Superman, John Bull's Other Island and Candida. $75.00
6. Candida. Original Barker-Vedrenne Royal Court production, 1905. With Granville Barker as Marchbanks. Minor wear, otherwise very good. Dimensions ten by seven and a half inches. Ads on fourth page for You Never Can Tell and Vedrenne-Barker matinees. $75.00
7. Captain Brassbound's Conversion. Dated in pencil 9th May 1906 on cover. Original Royal Court production. With Ellen Terry as Cecily Waynflete. Minor wear, otherwise very good. Dimensions ten by seven and a half inches. $75.00
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9. Heartbreak House. Rare illustrated souvenir program, Court Theatre, 1921, with Edith Evans and Brember Wills. Eight pages, with eight photographs of the principals. Excellent condition. Dimensions ten by seven and a half. $80.00
10. Saint Joan. Illustrated program for the world premiere production, Lyceum Theatre. With cover photograph of Sybil Thorndike as Joan and photograph of Shaw accompanying his Note by the Author. Twelve pages. Excellent condition. Dimensions ten by seven and a quarter inches. $60.00
11. The Devil's Disciple. Rare world premiere production, October 1897. Fifth Avenue Theatre, New York. With Richard Mansfield as Richard Dudgeon. Sixteen pages. Dimensions ten by eight inches. Minor wear, otherwise excellent. $75.00
12. The Devil's Disciple. English premiere tour, October 1900. Prince of Wales Theatre, Birmingham. With J. Forbes-Robertson as Richard Dudgeon and Gertrude Elliot as Judith Anderson. Eight pages. Dimensions nine by five and three quarters. Separation at spine, otherwise very good. $75.00


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package com.example.filelist;

import ch.lambdaj.collection.LambdaList;
import ch.lambdaj.function.convert.Converter;

import java.io.File;
import java.io.FileInputStream;
import java.io.FileNotFoundException;
import java.io.InputStream;

import static ch.lambdaj.Lambda.having;
import static ch.lambdaj.Lambda.on;
import static ch.lambdaj.collection.LambdaCollections.with;
import static org.hamcrest.Matchers.equalTo;

/**
 * @author innokenty
 */
class LocalFileListEntry implements FileListEntry {

    private final File delegate;

    public LocalFileListEntry(File delegate) {
        this.delegate = delegate;
    }

    @Override
    public boolean isDirectory() {
        return delegate.isDirectory();
    }

    @Override
    public String getName() {
        return delegate.getName();
    }

    @Override
    public InputStream getInputStream() throws FileNotFoundException {
        if (isDirectory()) {
            throw new UnsupportedOperationException("Calling " +
                    "FileListEntry.getInputStream on a directory not supported! " +
                    "You should call the isDirectory() before invocation of this method."
            );
        }

        return new FileInputStream(delegate);
    }

    public LocalFileListEntry getParentFile() {
        File parent = delegate.getParentFile();
        return parent == null ? null : new LocalFileListEntry(parent);
    }

    public Iterable<LocalFileListEntry> listFiles(final boolean showHidden) {
        LambdaList<File> files = with(delegate.listFiles());
        if (!showHidden) {
            files = files.remove(
                    having(on(File.class).isHidden(), equalTo(true))
            );
        }
        return files.convert(getConverter());
    }

    protected Converter<File, LocalFileListEntry> getConverter() {
        return new Converter<File, LocalFileListEntry>() {
            @Override
            public LocalFileListEntry convert(File file) {
                return new LocalFileListEntry(file);
            }
        };
    }
}

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washingtonpost.com > World > Middle East > Iraq
U.S. Military Calls Al-Qaeda in Iraq 'Principal Threat'
Brig. Gen. Kevin Bergner said al-Qaeda in Iraq is behind most suicide blasts. (Pool Photo By Chris Hondros)
By Sudarsan Raghavan
Washington Post Foreign Service
BAGHDAD, July 11 -- U.S. military officials on Wednesday said they expected the Sunni insurgent group al-Qaeda in Iraq to "lash out and stage spectacular attacks" and fuel sectarian violence in response to an ongoing U.S. offensive north of Baghdad.
Calling al-Qaeda in Iraq "the principal threat" to Iraqis, Brig. Gen. Kevin J. Bergner, the chief U.S. military spokesman, said the group was the main focus of the U.S. security campaign. Like other U.S. officials in recent weeks, Bergner stressed that al-Qaeda in Iraq is supported by the organization led by Osama bin Laden and his deputy, Ayman al-Zawahiri, an assertion that intelligence analysts have disputed.
"Al-Qaeda senior leadership does provide direction to al-Qaeda in Iraq," Bergner told reporters. "They do establish and provide resourcing and support the network," he added, noting that Zawahiri recently released a video seeking international recruits for the war in Iraq.
Analysts and intelligence officials say that al-Qaeda in Iraq is just one of many Sunni and Shiite organizations fighting for power and against the U.S. occupation, and that al-Qaeda in Iraq is smaller than many other insurgent groups. The analysts say that bin Laden's organization provides more inspiration than direction to Sunni fighters in Iraq.
Bergner defended the focus on al-Qaeda in Iraq. "They are clearly the main accelerant in sectarian violence and the greatest source of these spectacular attacks that are killing innocent Iraqis in such large numbers," Bergner said. "Their numbers are very small, but the effect is very large."
For the past three weeks, U.S. forces have been battling al-Qaeda in Iraq in and around Baqubah, the capital of Diyala province, about 35 miles northeast of Baghdad. Bergner said U.S. forces were also staging operations against the group in Mosul to the north as well as in Ramadi in western Anbar province in an attempt to stop fleeing fighters from regrouping and attacking in other areas.
Bergner said al-Qaeda in Iraq was responsible for 80 to 90 percent of the suicide bombings in Iraq, many of them carried out by foreigners. The U.S. military, he said, had killed or captured 26 high-level leaders of al-Qaeda in Iraq during May and June.
Sixty to 80 foreign fighters enter Iraq each month to join al-Qaeda in Iraq, mainly through Syria, Bergner said. He added that "facilitators" with links to bin Laden's group smuggled in foreign fighters and arms for al-Qaeda in Iraq. Syria has long denied that it is a gateway for foreign combatants.
Meanwhile Wednesday, kidnappers freed Hannelore Marianne Krause, 61, a German who has lived in Iraq for more than 40 years, German officials said. She and her son, Sinan, were abducted from their Baghdad home Feb. 6 by a group that demanded the withdrawal of German troops from Afghanistan. Her son has not been released.
In southwest Baghdad, a roadside bomb exploded at an intersection, killing one civilian and wounding three, police said.
Special correspondents K.I. Ibrahim and Dahlia Farooq contributed to this report.


It makes UNH pathetic that they played well enough to make the NCAA's this year, but got beaten by better teams. Sniff Sniff.
Yeah, let me just call up the NCAA and put a bid in. Like what the ****? I have no say in it. If it were up to me BC would be hosting ever 2 years in the Northeast and the Frozen Four every 5 or 6. Guess what though? It's not up to me, I don't know enough people to change anything about it.
Once again, I am hardly whining about the rule. I understand it and accept it. I'm whining about the fact that because your team is so bad I can't go see my team play without paying a large chunk of change. Thanks for playing, now run along.
you're welcome. St. Louis is a nice city, enjoy it.
Thanks, enjoy your first round loss to Miami......again.
Anyway, back to the real point of the thread rather then let these guys hijack the thread.
Anyone know who won Tournament MVP?
Should have figured that. Guy is a beast.
Then get BC to apply to host a regional.
Great game tonight. Good job Mack... now I'm rooting for you in the NCAA's (until we meet again).
The Eagles just keep bringing it. Whitney/Gibbons/Atkinson refuse to lose. They are clutch when they have to be. Atkinsons one timer was an NHL BOMB... man that shot had some mustard on it. Not sure Cannata ever saw it.
Does the BC AD have any say in this? Hockey is their sport and we don't even have a radio station to listen to the games. GDF is a useless AD.
That's why BC often starts their seasons with road-trips out of the conference (this year to Denver for two and Notre Dame for one). This gets the team ready to play wherever they have to play.
BC will never host an NCAA game because our AD is too busy making sure we can schedule those crucial out of conference football games vs Kent State.
He was probably watching that embarrassing show by our hoops team. What a beating they took today, glad I didn't go as I ended watching that game on TV.
I actually sat behind him last year at the Hockey East finals. So I am sure he probabl showed up again this year...but he is still a terrible AD.


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YALSA continued to be proactive and an agent of change, preserving and promoting a dynamic young adult services presence in ALA. Presidential leadership focused the division's strategic plan with emphasis in three areas: advocacy, coalition building, and equity of access (ACE). From 1994, presidents identified themes for their terms of service which reflected their commitments to the ACE triad. The Board of Directors (BOD) provided impetus and leadership to produce an astounding array of accomplishments as a single entity and in concert with other ALA units such as ALSC, and AASL, to name a few. Publications were prolific in this eight-year period. Book lists were introduced and continued. A speaker/consultant resource directory was created and continually updated. Committees were formed, renamed, and disbanded.
Serving the Underserved: Customer Services for Young Adults in Public Libraries project, begun in 1992, earned YALSA the ALA - World Book Goal award. The seminar was repeated with funds from YALSA's Activity Fund in 1994. Since that time over 10,000 generalists and other staff members in public libraries have been trained to provide exemplary library service to young adults. This important issue of service to young people has remained among the forefront of YALSA's concerns and the division was awarded a second World Book ALA Goal Award in 2000 for a third seminar.
Published revised guidelines for library service to young adults: Directions for Library Service to Young Adults (ALA, 1993).
Several new annual events were developed including the Great Book Giveaway contest and Teen Read Week.
New book awards honoring two outstanding YA librarians, Margaret Alexander Edwards --the Alex Awards and Michael L. Printz (the Michael Printz Award), were instituted and awarded.
The Excellence in Library Services to Young Adults Project, begun in 1993, evolved into an triennial event with grants and publications on excellent YA programs that acknowledged and described the nation's top YA programs in both public and school libraries. Monetary awards are now presented to selected libraries.
"Teen Hoopla" is a web site developed for teens, and provides them with a forum for book reviews and discussions about relevant issues as well as numerous links to other pertinent Internet sites of interest to teens.
Toward the end of the decade, YALSA's strategic plan and ALA's Goal 2000 formed the basis for YALSA's future planning, promoting issues of equal access to information, continuing education and intellectual freedom.
Membership increased to the current 2,799. Dues increased from $35 to $40.
Members contributed funds to support ALA's challenge to the Communications Decency Act.
Developed national guidelines for youth participation.
Revised and updated Young Adults Deserve the Best: Competencies for Librarians Serving Young Adults. This was the first revision since 1981 and in Past President Michael Cart's opinion, aided in "redefining the profession for the 21st century.
Participated in ALA conference on Professional Education.
Several committees were sunsetted, including the Public Relations Committee, eight Genre Committees, Econo-Clad Award Committee, Baker & Taylor Conference Grant Committee, and Book Wholesalers Award Committee; the grant evaluations were placed in appropriate committees. Some committees were renamed: the Computer Applications Committee became the Technology for Young Adults Committee; the Long-Range Planning Committee became the Strategic Planning Committee; the Membership Recruitment Committee became the Membership Committee and then was combined with Division Promotion to become Division and Membership Promotion; and the Recommended Books for Reluctant Young Adult Readers became the Quick Picks for Reluctant Young Adult Readers Committee. Selected Films and Videos for Young Adults became Selected Videos for Young Adults and later Selected Videos and DVD's for Young Adults.
Among the new committees formed were the Popular Paperbacks for Young Adults Committee (which replaced the eight Genre Committees), Adult Books for Young Adults Task Force, and the Michael L. Printz Award Committee. Others that were formed and later sunsetted were the Amelia Elizabeth Walden Award Committee, Best Young Adult Book Award Feasibility Task Force and the Genrecon Institute Committee.
YALSA supported ALSC's relationship with the Boy Scouts of America. In furthering its goal of increasing youth involvement in the organization, YALSA and the Chapter Relations Committee and PLA explored the possibility of a national teenage library association that would be an ALA affiliate. Instead of an affiliation for state teenage library associations, the Board of Directors recommended collaboration with FOLUSA and development of a database of teen library groups.
YALSA is a leader in advocating youth participation at all levels from local libraries to our national organization. With other national entities, YALSA cosponsored events at Midwinter and Annual meetings, served as consultants to organizations studying youth issues, created a National Youth Participation Database in cooperation with the Friends of Libraries USA, and connected with other young adult advocacy groups through The National Organizations Serving Young Adults Liaison Committee.
Networking outside of YALSA laid the groundwork for Teen Read Week resulting in sponsorship from youth-serving organizations. YALSA and SmartGirl.com conducted an online teen reading survey during Teen Read Week and learned that teens enjoy reading for fun but lack the time. For detailed information and survey results, visit the website.
YALSA continued YASD's tradition of presenting outstanding preconference, mid-winter, and annual conference programs with a wide range of themes, including but not limited to youth advocacy, literacy, technology, legislative activities, funding, multicultural issues, teen programming, output measures, homework centers, and teen issues.
The Journal of Youth Services in Libraries (JOYS) changed editors and redesigned its format. The Winter '93 issue reflected changes aimed at a better-informed membership by including speeches from ALSC and YALSA programs. The pool of referees was increased from 33 to 50.
Voices, the Division's first newsletter, was published 1995-1997 and then discontinued for financial reasons..
YALSA's annual lists of Best Books for Young Adults and Quick Picks were joined by several other annual lists: Top Ten Best Books for Young Adults, Top Ten Quick Picks, Popular Paperbacks for Young Adults, Alex Awards, Selected Audio Books, and Outstanding Books for the College Bound. These lists were disseminated in ALA's Guide to Best Reading, on the YALSA web site, and by fax-on-demand.
ALA and YALSA jointly published Bare Bones: Young Adult Services Tips for Library Generalists and its updated version, Bare Bones for Young Adult Services. Reading lists were prepared by HBO and ALA corresponding with a six-program series "Lifestories: Families in Crisis". Other publications included the revised edition of Directions for Library Service to Young Adults; a revision of Fair Garden and the Swarm of Beasts; Best Books for Young Adults: The Selections, the History, the Romance by Betty Carter and Best Books for Young Adults, 2nd edition ; Youth Participation in School and Public Libraries and Youth Participation: A Training Manual; Output Measures and More: Public Library Service to Young Adults Publishing Manual; Hit List: Frequently Challenged Books for Young Adults; Outstanding Books for the College Bound: Choices for a Generation ; and the third edition of the book Excellence in Library Service to Young Adults.
The biggest technological change in the past decade was the proliferation of the use of the Internet. Beginning with information becoming available on the ALA gopher in 1992, electronic resources have expanded to include a YALSA electronic list, YALSA-L, and other lists (Open Lists: YA-YAAC, YALSA-BK, and YA-URBAN; Closed Lists: PRINTZL, YAGALLEY, YALSA-BD, YALSACOM, and YA-TRAIN); the creation of a YALSA web site (http://www.ala.org/yalsa) with the assistance of Webmasters Linda Braun and Jennifer Fleming and their organization, Librarians and Educators Online (LEO); the creation of a teen website, Teen Hoopla; and the experimentation with conducting committee business by appointing "virtual" members who participate online rather than in person. JOYS' presence is now on the Web .
Michael Cart observes "that the whole period from 1994 to date has been a flowering of young adult literature and, in large part, YALSA is responsible for that, starting with the 1994 'Best of the Best' preconference in Miami Beach. YALSA's continuing focus on the importance - and viability - of young adult literature has helped create the present golden age."
Past efforts to create viable and sustained partnerships among youth-serving organizations at a national level have not been as successful as Past President Cart envisioned, but he hopes that if YALSA pursues this worthy objective in the future, we may see a more successful outcome.
1994-1995: Jennifer Jung Gallant: "Youth Participation Revisited"
1995-1996: Patricia Muller: "Developing a National Leadership Agenda for Library Service to Young Adults"
1996-1997: Deborah Taylor: "Consider the Possibilities: A Holistic Approach to Work with Young Adults"
1997-1998: Michael Cart: "Risky Business"
1998-1999: Joel Shoemaker: "Come Together at the Library"
1999-2000: Jana R. Fine: "Sound Bytes, Billboards, Neon Lights: Marketing to Teens"


All of us in the fraternal family of knights throughout the world owe a great debt of gratitude to Fr. McGivney because without his vision and strength of purpose none of the Orders in the Alliance would exist today. When he founded the Knights of Columbus in 1881 I am sure not even he was aware of the future international impact of his actions. Any new or existing Order seeking to join the International Alliance of Catholic Knights must show by its constitution and activities that it operates in conformity with the ethos and aspirations of Father McGivney. In 2008 Father McGivney was declared Venerable. The Cause for his Beatification is in progress.
In consultation with International President, Brother Vic Barra, it has been decided to encourage all members of the Alliance to pray for the Beatification of Father McGivney. A miracle, attributable to Father McGivney, is required for Beatification. All favours received should be reported to Father Gabriel B. O'Donnell who is the Vice-Postulator. He can be reached through the Knights of Columbus website. www.kofc.org.
At the bottom of this newschannel I reproduce the Prayer for the Canonisation of Father McGivney. I encourage all Alliance members to use this prayer on a regular basis.
Arising from a statement from the Vatican regarding the validity of Catholic Equestrian Orders I have been asked by quite a few people to explain the differences between the various kind of Orders. For our purposes there are three types of Knighthood which can be termed Papal Orders, Recognized Orders and others.
Papal Orders – There are a number of these. Those best known are The Pontifical Equestrian Order of St. Gregory the Great and the Pontifical Equestrian Order of St. Sylvester. These are granted to individuals who have shown great service to the Church. There are other higher titles such as the Pian Order and Gentlemen of His Holiness but they are not relevant to this discussion.
Recognised Orders – These are the Knights of Malta and the Knights of the Holy Sepulchre. Both of these Order are very ancient and have direct links to the Papacy.
through the Pontifical Council for the Laity.
There are many other individual Catholic Orders of Knights throughout the world none of whom are officially recognised by Rome.


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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - Sheriffs and other constitutional officers would have to be elected in charter counties under a measure headed to the November general-election ballot.
The Florida Constitution Revision Commission on Monday voted 29-8 for the measure, which could affect some of the 20 Florida counties that have charter governments.
If approved by 60 percent of the voters, the constitutional amendment would mandate the election of all constitutional officers in charter counties, including sheriffs, tax collectors, supervisors of elections, property appraisers and clerks of the circuit court. It would also prohibit the transfer of those duties to other offices.
Under the current Constitution, a charter county can change the constitutional offices from elected to appointed positions and reassign the duties, with voter approval.
A handful of charter counties have changed their constitutional offices, including Miami-Dade County, which has eliminated elections for sheriff, tax collector and supervisor of elections.
Commissioner Carolyn Timmann, who is the Martin County clerk of the circuit court, successfully offered a change that would delay until January 2025 the impact of the charter-government provision in Miami-Dade and Broward County, which has an appointed tax collector.
The measure would impact all other counties by January 2021.
The proposed constitutional amendment (Proposal 6005) includes the charter-government change and other provisions. Efforts on Monday to separate the provisions were defeated in voice votes.
In addition to the charter-county provision, the ballot proposal would lead to the Legislature beginning its annual session in January in even-numbered years. It would create an Office of Domestic Security and Counterterrorism in the Department of Law Enforcement. And it would revise the constitutional authority for the Department of Veterans' Affairs.
The proposal will appear as Amendment No. 10 on the general-election ballot in November.


100 Incredible & Educational Virtual Tours You Don't Want to Miss By Katheryn Rivas One of the wonders of the Internet is that it can bring the world to you instead of your needing to find the time and money to explore the traditional way. The following virtual tours bring opportunities to explore cities, famous landmarks and buildings, museums, college campuses, and even outer space. You can learn how things are made, explore the human body or that of a life-sized whale, and visit ball parks and theme parks. There is even a section of incredible virtual tours that Google Earth has compiled that shares the world in a whole new way.
Video Creation Resources This page is designed to introduce and show you how to use various free video creation resources. The process of creating and publishing videos can be a great way to get students excited about researching, storytelling, and sharing their work with an audience. For teachers who have never facilitated video creation projects in their classrooms, choosing the right style of video and the right tools can be a bit confusing at first. To help bring clarity to the styles and tools, I have a rather simple outline that I use in my video creation workshops. That outline with suggested tools for creating videos in each style is included in the PDF embedded below. You can download the PDF here. 10 Newly Tools Online Availble for everyone In this round up of 10 we look at some really cool newly discovered websites for you to try out, so that you don't have to wander to look for them, and they are just not cool they live up to the purpose they are built for. You are welcome if you want to share more new and useful websites that our readers/viewers may like. Do you want to be the first one to know the latest happenings at SmashingApps.com, just subscribe to our rss feed and and as well to get updated. Do you want to know if you are getting the internet bandwidth that you were promised by your ISP?
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How To Trace Your Emails Back To The Source Most people won't notice this, but emails actually arrive in your inbox with a "˜receipt', which contains a lot of information about the sender. In order to find the sender's identity, we only need to retrieve an IP address, but inside the email header we can also find the originating domain, reply-to address and sometimes even the email client, for example Thunderbird. Why would you want to find out the identity of the sender? Well, you may have heard of shady email scams or emails supposedly from Paypal inviting you to re-enter your personal information. Now, you can determine if an email is truly from the authentic source.
Make Money Online 100+ Tools and Resources.url Making money online is a dream for many, but the simple fact is that it's often just as tough as making money offline. Due to requests, we've put together a list of the most popular money making methods today, many of them focused on blogging and peer production. A word of caution: for the sake of completeness, we've included a small number of sites that have been criticized for their ethics. If it sounds too good to be true, it generally is. Multimedia Seeds: Collection Production: Planning and Producing Audio and Video Materials There are many uses for video production in the classroom. Students love to develop informational, instructional, and persuasive videos. With careful planning, video production can be lots of fun.
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Q: How did someone stopped my wifi hey i was just messing up with a guy on Kik who knows hacking. Suddenly there's no internet access on any of my connected devices for like 5 mins. Then when i got internet access. He kikked me claiming the hack. So, is my network not protected now? He was mentioning something about IPs. Should I be worried? There's a lot of data on my devices. The guy is from a different country

A: First, you were not likely compromised.  As the comments mention, he likely found your Global IP address, and then proceeded to send your modem/router more requests than it could handle (in other words, Denial of Service or Distributed Denial of Service attack).
As far as your data, that would depend on the firewall that is set up on your modem/firewall.  However, I wouldn't be too scared; even if he did interrupt your internet service for five minutes (which happens from time to time), that doesn't mean he gained access to your data.
As far as changing IP for security, your security provider likely has your modem on dynamic assignment.  Granted, your IP might not change for a month, unless you reset your modem.

A: NOrmally global chat services are hosted by a server , so no simple user can see the other's IP address, but a malformed image or file transfer can cause the application to do unusual things, which I have seen on Paltalk.
I see no security threat other than nuicance disconnect.
If still concerned, inquire at lawenforcement@kik.com and report details of nuicance user.

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Douglas, Lincoln, Franklin, Buffalo, and Hayes Counties, Neb.; Cheyenne, Wyo.: Surveyor; Governor of Wyoming
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William Alford Richards was born at Hazel Green, Grant County, Wisconsin, on March 9, 1849. His father, Truman Perry Richards, was a native of New York and his mother was Eleanor Swinnerton, originally from Ohio. Richards was determined to join the Union Army and although denied enlistment due to his age, fourteen, he did serve as an ambulance driver from 1863-1864. Upon leaving the army, Richards returned to Wisconsin and began teaching in rural schools. In 1865 he attended high school in Galena, Illinois, and the following year he taught in Grant County, Wisconsin. He continued teaching until 1869, when he migrated to Omaha, Nebraska, and became a member of a government survey party in Lincoln, Franklin and Buffalo Counties. In 1872 he was the leader of a survey party in Hayes County, an account of which is contained in the diary of William J. Harmon (RG3014.AM) in the NSHS archives. In 1873 and 1874 he helped survey the boundaries of Wyoming and was engaged in public surveys in Nebraska in 1875. On occasion during the period 1870 to 1874 he studied law in Omaha and supplemented his practical surveying work with study and became a surveyor and civil engineer.
In 1875 Richards left Nebraska for California and after residing in Oakland, settled at San Jose. In 1879 he was elected surveyor of Santa Clara County, but due to an illness, he was forced to seek the more favorable climate of Colorado. Two years later he had regained his health and elected County Surveyor of El Paso County and City Engineer of Colorado Springs. In 1884 Richards moved to Big Horn Basin, Wyoming, and converted a homestead and desert land entry into an irrigated stock ranch. In 1886 he was elected Commissioner of Johnson County, Wyoming, and in 1889 he received an appointment by President Harrison as United States Surveyor General for Wyoming. In 1894 he won the Republican nomination for Governor of Wyoming and was elected by a comfortable margin in the general election. Following his term as governor, Richards was appointed as Assistant Commissioner and later Commissioner of the General Land Office in Washington. On December 28, 1874, Richards married Harriett Alice Hunt of Oakland, California. They were to have three daughters, Eleanor Allice, Ruth Louise and Edna Maude. Mrs. Richards died in Washington on October 27, 1903. Shortly after his wifeís death, Richards resigned as Commissioner of the General Land Office and returned to his ranch in Wyoming. He lived there and in Cheyenne, Wyoming, until July 26, 1912, when he suffered a heart attack and died while on a trip to Australia.
This collection relates to the life of William A. Richards, his experiences as a surveyor in Nebraska and Wyoming, and the day-to-day events of his life on the plains. It is arranged in three series: 1) Diaries, 1869-1870; 2) Biographical materials; and 3) Newspaper Clippings, 1870s-1912.
Note: The original diary in Series 1 is restricted for preservation. Researchers must use the transcripts.
Series 1 - Diary, 1869-1870
Original diary, 1869-1870 [Restricted, oversize]
Diary transcripts, 1869-1870, includes letter, 1870
Series 2 - Biographical materials
Biographical materials
Series 3 - Newspaper clippings, 1903-1912
Includes: articles dealing with incidents of Richards' life on the plains, and relating to his surveying assignment.
ADDED ENTRIES:
Richards, William Alford, 1849-1912
Surveying -- Nebraska
Surveying -- Wyoming
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