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Campbell Partners with the GRAMMY Foundation® to Help Children Rediscover Music in Schools
Labels for EducationTM Taps Three-Time GRAMMY® Award Winner Trisha Yearwood to Launch Enhanced Program
Camden, N.J., September 10, 2009 – Campbell Soup Company (NYSE: CPB) and the GRAMMY Foundation® today announced plans to make music education more accessible in tens of thousands of schools across America. Research has shown that when students have access to arts, they tend to also perform better in the classroom.1 Unfortunately, music programs are being eliminated at many elementary and secondary schools due to the budget pressures impacting schools across the country.
To help address this disturbing trend, Campbell is partnering with the GRAMMY Foundation to provide schools access to the sort of innovative resources needed to offer students a well-rounded music education. Through the partnership, the GRAMMY Foundation's proprietary Discovery Through Music™ curriculum will be made available to nearly 60,000 schools nationwide that are registered in this year's Labels for Education™ program. Customized for children in kindergarten through 6th grade, the new curriculum will help young students understand the basic elements of music, including beat, tempo, rhythm and pitch, and apply these fundamentals as part of lesson plans for language arts, math, science and technology.
The partnership was announced at the GRAMMY Museum in Los Angeles, Calif., by three-time GRAMMY® Award-winning singer, Trisha Yearwood, who pledged her support for the initiative. Yearwood talked about the importance of music education in her life and gave recognition to the music teachers that always encouraged her to explore an interest in music. "Learning about music not only fueled my career, but it also helped me to become a stronger student by thinking creatively about how to learn and explore new ideas," said Yearwood. The singer is also a bestselling cookbook author, having secured a spot on The New York Times best-seller list for her cookbook, Georgia Cooking in an Oklahoman Kitchen.
Several GRAMMY Foundation Artist Ambassadors, including Carolina Liar members Chad Wolf and Rickard Göransson, Crosby Loggins, Dave Koz and Mindi Abair, also were in attendance to endorse the new partnership. These artists will participate in and help promote the program during the upcoming school year.
Enhanced Campbell's Labels for Education Program
For more than 30 years Campbell's Labels for Education program has been committed to providing educational resources to schools across the country. Since the program's inception in 1973, billions of labels have been redeemed and more than $110 million in educational resources and equipment, including computers, athletic gear, and even vans, have been provided to participating schools.
"Today, there is a disturbing lack of support for arts in far too many elementary and middle schools," said Mike Salzberg, President, Campbell Sales Company. "As we reinvigorate our Labels for Education program this year to support arts, athletics and academics, we are confident that with the support of the GRAMMY Foundation, we will begin to achieve our shared goal of nourishing the potential of our kids by improving access to music education in our schools and communities."
Participation in Labels for Education continues to be easy, because Campbell products are consumed in nearly every home in America. Leading products for redemption include Campbell's two most popular soups, Chicken Noodle and Tomato, as well as Pepperidge Farm Goldfish and 12 varieties that comprise the Campbell's Kids soup line-up. These soups, which include Double Noodle and Chicken with Stars, are offered at healthy sodium levels and are made with whole grain pasta.
"Discovery Through Music" Curriculum
Students with a passion for music will be excited to experience the proprietary six-week Discovery Through Music curriculum designed by the GRAMMY Foundation in partnership with Labels for Education. "The GRAMMY Foundation is committed to music education in schools because it benefits students and fundamentally contributes to our culture by inspiring future generations of music makers," said Neil Portnow, President/CEO of The Recording Academy® and the GRAMMY Foundation. "The Discovery Through Music curriculum is designed to teach children to explore and discover music within the context of other subject areas like math and science, which will help students to think more creatively throughout their lives."
GRAMMY Artist Ambassadors Support Partnership
A number of rising young artists currently represent the GRAMMY Foundation through its Artist Ambassador program. As part of the partnership with Campbell, these ambassadors will be visiting selected schools nationwide to discuss their experiences in the music industry and inspire young students to pursue their potential through music.
To further recognize and celebrate the partnership with the Labels for Education program, GRAMMY Foundation Artist Ambassador and singer/songwriter Crosby Loggins is offering a free download of his song, "Time to Move," at labelsforeducation.com until December 31, 2009.
About the GRAMMY Foundation
The GRAMMY Foundation was established in 1989 to cultivate the understanding, appreciation and advancement of the contribution of recorded music to American culture — from the artistic and technical legends of the past to the still unimagined musical breakthroughs of future generations of music professionals. The Foundation accomplishes this mission through programs and activities that engage the music industry and cultural community as well as the general public. The Foundation works in partnership year-round with its founder, The Recording Academy, to bring national attention to important issues such as the value and impact of music and arts education and the urgency of preserving our rich cultural heritage. For more information, please visit www.grammyintheschools.com.
About Campbell Soup Company
Campbell Soup Company is a global manufacturer and marketer of high-quality foods and simple meals, including soup, baked snacks, and healthy beverages. Founded in 1869, the company has a
portfolio of market-leading brands, including Campbell's, Pepperidge Farm, Arnott's, and V8. For more information on the company, visit Campbell's website at www.campbellsoup.com.
1 National Educational Longitudinal Study (NELS: 88), University of California-Los Angeles


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RO1,000 fine for violating dishdasha specifications
2 Jan 2022 By OUR CORRESPONDENT
Muscat – H E Qais bin Mohammed al Yousef, Minister of Commerce, Industry and Investment Promotion, has issued Ministerial Decision No 209/ 2021 related to an Omani standard.
The decision confirmed that the Omani standard specification No 1639/2021 OS is binding for specifications of the Omani dishdasha.
The decision indicated that there is an administrative fine not exceeding RO1,000 for anyone who violates the provisions of this decision, and the fine can be doubled in the event of a repetition of the violation.
The decision was issued in December 30 , 2021, and takes effect three months after the date of its publication in the Official Gazette.

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Bus Drivers Are No Longer Allowed To Overload Buses Amid Coronavirus Outbreak
The Department of Health (DOH) confirmed this March 10 that the total number of coronavirus cases within the Philippines had gone up to 33. Different government units and agencies have been steadily reacting to the declaration of a state of national public health emergency through various actions. (DOH Releases Information on the 33 Confirmed Coronavirus […]
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The Department of Health (DOH) confirmed this March 10 that the total number of coronavirus cases within the Philippines had gone up to 33. Different government units and agencies have been steadily reacting to the declaration of a state of national public health emergency through various actions.
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(DOH Releases Information on the 33 Confirmed Coronavirus Cases in the Philippines)
The Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board (LTFRB) announced on Tuesday that bus drivers will no longer be permitted to overload buses. To overload means to board an excess number of passengers.
This is done in order to avoid overcrowding the public utility vehicle which could facilitate the spread of the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19).
"Under our existing rules, (allowing standing passengers is buses) is allowed to a certain extent, but we are not allowing overcrowding especially in this time of national emergency. Operators and drivers are hereby told: overcrowding is not allowed," said LTFRB Chairman Martin Delgra.


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Sacrificial Rights (and Wrongs)
By Neera Mehta | March 1, 2006
We've all been told that romantic relationships require sacrifice, and most of us can probably think of times when we've tried to heed this advice. Perhaps you saw the foreign film your partner wanted to see instead of the comedy you'd been looking forward to, or maybe you skipped a bike ride with friends because your partner asked for help with errands.
But new research suggests that it's not just whether we sacrifice but why we do so that affects the length and quality of our relationships.
Researchers from San Francisco State University and the University of California, Los Angeles, have distinguished between sacrifices made with "approach motives," where the goal is to obtain positive results, such as making your partner happy or increasing intimacy between the two of you, and sacrifices made with "avoidance motives," where the goal is to avoid conflict, guilty feelings, or other negative outcomes. In a study recently published in the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, Emily Impett and her colleagues asked college students in dating relationships to complete a daily survey about their sacrifices, emotions, and relationship quality over two weeks. They found that daily sacrifices made with approach motives were associated with daily increases in positive emotions, life satisfaction, and relationship quality, and with the likelihood of being together one month later. On the other hand, sacrifices made with avoidance motives were associated with increases in daily negative emotions, decreases in life and relationship satisfaction, and an increased likelihood of breaking up.
Because the participants in this study were students who had not made any major sacrifices for each other (e.g., relocating for a partner's job), it is difficult to know how these findings might generalize to married or committed couples. Nonetheless, the findings challenge the simplistic notion that sacrifice is always a good thing for relationships; instead, it suggests that there are good and bad kinds of sacrifice.
In an interview, Impett said she hopes her findings can prove instructive to therapists working with couples. "Our research suggests that couples may benefit from turning their problems into opportunities," she said. "Attempts to reduce conflict, for example, can be transformed into opportunities to communicate more peacefully. Attempts to avoid break-up or divorce can be turned into opportunities to create fulfilling and long-lasting partnerships."
Neera Mehta
Neera Mehta is a doctoral candidate in clinical psychology at the University of California, Berkeley, and is a fellow of the UC Berkeley Center for the Development of Peace and Well-Being.
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New Terrain on Old Ground
Anyone venturing to Taranaki in the next few months would be advised to visit the GovettBrewster Art Gallery and be wowed by Peter Robinson's Snow Ball Blind Time exhibition.
This is the first time a single artist has occupied the entire gallery since it opened in 1970 with Real Time by Leon Narbey, who is now a renowned cinematographer but was then a student at Elam School of Fine Arts. The gallery is now even bigger than it was then and Peter Robinson, Associate Professor at Elam, has filled the entire building with an eye-popping white-out of giant polystyrene chains that plummet, cascade and snake through the gallery's seven labyrinthine levels.
Throughout his career Robinson has consistently reinvented himself, establishing distinct chapters to his evolving practice. Snow Ball Blind Time is the culmination of two years' exploration for Robinson, beginning with his explosive polystyrene work ACK, which was first shown at Artspace in 2006 and is now a finalist for the prestigious Walters Prize.
Graduating from the University of Canterbury in 1989, he soon earned a reputation for his infamous "bad boy" exploration of bicultural politics, deploying loaded symbols like the swastika alongside such seemingly benign figures of pop culture as Mickey Mouse or corporate slogans such as "100% Pure", usually crudely painted in a binary palette of black and white. This developed into a numbers game, calculating the exact percentage of his Mäori heritage as 3.125%.
A time spent living in Europe resulted in a shift from the specifics of cultural identity into a more universal, philosophical discussion of existence. More formal work followed, translating text into binary 1s and 0s (positive and negative, on or off), also readable as the Mäori supreme being of genealogical origin, Io. One of these formed a serpentine spiral of digits and was titled "Sartre's Worm", referring to existentialist ideas of being and nothingness. Contemplating the cosmology of black holes and creation mythology, voids became a major preoccupation for Robinson resulting in linked chains of zeros as well as stacked circles punched from the interior space of an "0" – the void in a void.
This phase culminated in The Divine Comedy, his work for the 2001 Venice Biennale, after which he felt his exploration of emptiness was becoming hollow, essentially circling into nowhere. He responded with the messy, abject sculptures of The Humours, nominated for a Walters Prize in 2006. These crude forms made way for ACK's aggressively sprawling white limbs which shifted the focus to a more formal yet raw exploration of sculptural properties such as form and scale, solidity and lightness, and the bodily experience of the viewer.
It was at this pivotal moment, immediately after ACK, that The University of Auckland Art Collection commissioned Robinson to produce New Terrain on Old Ground. In retrospect, being able to consider Robinson's development of new forms of expression through the subsequent exhibitions that led to Snow Ball Blind Time, one can see the artist tentatively exploring these same issues with this large-scale drawing.
The flowing swirls and curls shift between positive and negative forms. What could be seen as reminiscent of the pimply protuberances of ACK or The Humours, could equally be the icy cavernous landscapes that came later. Jagged lines repeat craggy forms last seen in ACK but it is the circular exploration of positive and negative space that would prove most fruitful in following years. There are also traces of cartoon speech bubbles from much earlier in his career, but these have been blacked out as if muting their linguistic proclamations to create a more physical language of ambiguous meaning.
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ROBINSON, Peter, 1966-
Ink and graphite on paper
triptych, each panel measuring 2000 x 1400mm total size 2000 x 4200mm


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Launched more than a decade ago, Jetbull has used the time to build a quality website. The main features this platform offers are the subject of today's Jetbull review. The website provides its punters with a wholesome, well-designed sportsbook with a wide array of events. In addition, there's a number of useful bonuses to claim, including the welcome bonus, that can really give you an edge when you most need it. Before we start betting at Jetbull, let's get to know them a little better.
The website started in 2007 as an exclusive British betting website. Not even a full year had passed since its inception when Jetbull sports betting was bought out by EveryMatrix Ltd., a British/Maltese gaming software company.
EveryMatrix already had experience with online casino content, and the company owns several trademarked, specialised software divisions. Apart from running a sportsbook, EveryMatrix also works with gaming operators such as Netent, Microgaming, Betsoft, Golden Race, Evolution Gaming and PlaynGo to provide online casinos with quality-made software.
Personal information – name, email, date of birth and mobile phone.
Address information – country, address and zip code.
Account information – username, password, currency, security question and language.
Once all that's done, the website will send you an email with a verification link. When you click on it, you will find yourself back on their homepage. At the end of this part of our Jetbull review, note that the website reserves the right to ask for additional proof of identity in the form of a passport, ID, etc.
The sports promo section at Jetbull is full of amazing opportunities that just can't be missed. In total, there are nine promotions you can claim right away. The bonuses are all unique – every punter can find something useful.
The first one, of course, is their welcome offer, and it's quite generous when compared to other sites. You can claim the Jetbull sign up offer by depositing at least £10, and you will be greeted with £75 in free bets. However, you will have to spend those free bets on events with stakes of 2.00 or more. Furthermore, you will have to roll over the bonus amount 15 times before you're eligible to withdraw the winnings.
Anyway, if you compare it to the terms and conditions that other websites set for their welcome offers, Jetbull is more than generous. Another plus is that Jetbull doesn't require any bonus codes, which is probably one of the most annoying features modern betting websites contain.
If your friends enjoy a good punt, you can invite them and get the Refer a Friend Bonus. If your friend agrees, you get €50 for betting and your friend receives an exclusive welcome bonus.
If you enjoy betting on mobile devices, you can claim the £20 in Free Bets Bonus if you place a total of 10 bets with minimum odds of 1.80 between Monday and Sunday.
At this point, you've probably noticed that Jetbull utilises the free bet system for most bonuses. Free bets are just like ordinary bets, with the exception that you can't withdraw your stakes before you use them. Also, you can't combine them with ordinary bets.
Once registration is done, all that remains is making a deposit so you can start betting. Jetbull's deposit process is really easy and can be done in an instant. Whenever you're ready, find the deposit button in the header area of the page.
Jetbull accepts a staggering number of 18 currencies, including euros, US dollars, UK pounds, Swedish kronor, Chinese yuan, Czech koruny, Danish kroner, Norwegian kroner, Polish zloty and Russian rubles among others. Jetbull also offers a wide variety of deposit methods: credit/debit cards, Neteller, Skrill, ecoPayz, Bitcoin, Paysafecard, Trustly or Fonix. We used Skrill, which has a minimum deposit and withdrawal amount of €10 and a maximum of €5000.
Once you enter your deposit method and currency, Jetbull will request your e-wallet address. When you're done transferring funds, you'll notice that the deposited money is visible in your account almost instantly. Clearly, Jetbull takes great care in securing fast transactions for their customers. In addition, note that Jetbull will let you claim their welcome offer. However, you can opt out just by ticking the box. Users of credit and debit cards should note that they may have to wait a bit for their deposit to complete.
Jetbull certainly deserves high praise for the lightning fast deposits. It's rare to find a betting website that handles payments with such expediency and efficiency. Certainly many other older and better-established betting sites could learn a great deal from them and their banking team.
Jetbull's sportsbook offers an amazing variety of events and betting options. First of all, there are 26 different events and sports you can place your bets on. The full list of events you can find is as follows: football, tennis, basketball, ice hockey, American football, horse racing, baseball, handball, rugby union, snooker, AFL, badminton, biathlon, cricket, darts, e-sports, fighting, golf, greyhounds, motor racing, rugby league, specials and table tennis.
All the sports you can find at the Jetbull sportsbook are placed on a menu on the left side of the screen. Apart from the events list, there is also a quick link section that can take you to events with live coverage and live betting.
Current and suggested events can also be accessed from the main page, where you can find them all in a grid categorised by sport. Once you click on any of the buttons that represent odds, a small bet slip will pop up from the right side of the screen. Jetbull betting is as easy as it is intuitive: all you need to do is adjust your stake and click on the Place Bet button. When you are done, you will see a Bet History tab appear beneath the bet slip. In there you can access all the bets you placed.
Jetbull is clearly a modern and updated site judging by its sleek design and elegant black-and-red colour scheme. Every bit of information is laid out in a comprehensive manner, and all the buttons are clearly visible on the screen.
The Jetbull sports section is just a small part of the whole Jetbull betting and gaming experience. All the information about the events is displayed either in the left menu or the centre of the screen. Your bet slip and bet history are on the right side. The live chat button is always fixed to the bottom right corner of the screen, so there's no chance to miss it.
The top of the screen contains your personal account info, such as name and balance, along with the buttons for depositing and withdrawing funds. Beneath the header, you can find the links to other Jetbull properties such as Jetbull Casino, Jetbull Lottery, etc. The bottom of the screen contains links to all the legal documents, along with the responsible gaming and fairness seals.
For those of you who prefer to take your bets with you, Jetbull has developed both Android and iOS apps, which you can download from the dedicated stores. The app features both casino games and sports betting events. When it comes to sports, you can enjoy their special features such as live betting. In the end, if you use the Jetbull mobile app, you can claim the amazing mobile bonus we mentioned in the bonus section.
Withdrawing from your Jetbull account is just as easy as depositing. Before you proceed with the withdrawal request, make sure you don't have any bonus wagering requirements open. Once you are sure you want to go on, click on the Withdraw button in the top right corner of the homepage. From there, just enter the amount and confirm. When receiving your cash from Jetbull, the average withdrawal time is around one hour. Compared to other betting sites we reviewed, this is probably one of the fastest out there.
The customer support at Jetbull is truly commendable. Rarely can you find a customer service that is as efficient, knowledgeable and responsive as theirs. Upon contacting them on live chat to test out their knowledge, they responded within a couple of minutes. The response they provided cleared up all the issues we had.
It is a true rarity that we commend a company's customer service, but in this Jetbull review, we have to make an exception. Once again, other betting websites have much to learn from Jetbull on how to provide quality service for their customers.
As for the licences, Jetbull holds the Combined Remote Operating Licence number 000-039383-R-319384, issued by the UKGC, as well as the registration number C51832, issued by the Malta Gaming Authority. The website encrypts every bit of information you enter. This includes both personal and transaction information.
The website is also a partner in the Gamstop, Gamcare, and BeGambleAware programs. If you start experiencing problems related to gambling addiction, Jet Bull offers a wide array of options to help you. For example, you can set a self-exclusion period or a deposit limit. If your problem persists, you can enter a program with their affiliates.
Jetbull is certainly one of the best betting sites we've reviewed. Their betting options are amazing, ranging from classic sports to special events. If you want to take your punt to the next level, you can always try the live betting options. The Bonus section offers a wide variety of promotions that can be useful in any situation.
On the other hand, the only thing lacking is a Jetbull PayPal option. Although the website has a fair share of deposit methods, most of them are restricted by region. However, the good thing about banking is that the website is exceptionally fast when handling your funds. Deposits are almost instant, while withdrawals may take up to an hour at worst.
All in all, the website offers a great deal of fun, while at the same time providing solid and strong support for its player community. Whether you would like to join or not remains up to you. It is our hope that this Jetbull review cleared up any doubts you might have had.


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---
id: options
title: Options
---

### Introduction

All `ts-jest` specific options are located under the `globals` of Jest config object in the `package.json` file of your project,
or through a `jest.config.js`, or `jest.config.ts` file.

```json
// package.json
{
  // [...]
  "jest": {
    "globals": {
      "ts-jest": {
        // ts-jest configuration goes here
      }
    }
  }
}
```

Or through JavaScript:

```js
// jest.config.js
module.exports = {
  // [...]
  globals: {
    'ts-jest': {
      // ts-jest configuration goes here
    },
  },
}
```

:::tip

To utilize IDE suggestions, you can use `JSDoc` comments to provide suggested `ts-jest` configs for your Jest config:

```js
/** @type {import('ts-jest/dist/types').InitialOptionsTsJest} */
module.exports = config = {
  // [...]
  globals: {
    'ts-jest': {
      // ts-jest configuration goes here and your IDE will suggest which configs when typing
    },
  },
}
```

:::

Or through TypeScript (if `ts-node` is installed):

```ts
// jest.config.ts
import type { InitialOptionsTsJest } from 'ts-jest/dist/types'

const config: InitialOptionsTsJest = {
  globals: {
    'ts-jest': {
      // ts-jest configuration goes here
    },
  },
}
export default config
```

:::important

When using TypeScript Jest config file, Jest will use `ts-node` to compile the config file. `ts-jest` doesn't take part in
that process.

:::

### Options

All options have default values which should fit most of the projects. Click on the option's name to see details and example(s).

| Option                                                       | Description                                                                          | Type                          | Default        |
| ------------------------------------------------------------ | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | ----------------------------- | -------------- |
| [**`compiler`**][compiler]                                   | [TypeScript module to use as compiler.][compiler]                                    | `string`                      | `"typescript"` |
| [**`tsconfig`**][tsconfig]                                   | [TypeScript compiler related configuration.][tsconfig]                               | `string`\|`object`\|`boolean` | _auto_         |
| [**`isolatedModules`**][isolatedmodules]                     | [Disable type-checking][isolatedmodules]                                             | `boolean`                     | _disabled_     |
| [**`astTransformers`**][asttransformers]                     | [Custom TypeScript AST transformers][asttransformers]                                | `object`                      | _auto_         |
| [**`diagnostics`**][diagnostics]                             | [Diagnostics related configuration.][diagnostics]                                    | `boolean`\|`object`           | _enabled_      |
| [**`babelConfig`**][babelconfig]                             | [Babel(Jest) related configuration.][babelconfig]                                    | `boolean`\|`string`\|`object` | _disabled_     |
| [**`stringifyContentPathRegex`**][stringifycontentpathregex] | [Files which will become modules returning self content.][stringifycontentpathregex] | `string`\|`RegExp`            | _disabled_     |
| [**`useESM`**][useesm]                                       | [Enable ESM support][useesm]                                                         | `boolean`                     | _auto_         |

[compiler]: options/compiler
[tsconfig]: options/tsconfig
[isolatedmodules]: options/isolatedModules
[asttransformers]: options/astTransformers
[diagnostics]: options/diagnostics
[babelconfig]: options/babelConfig
[stringifycontentpathregex]: options/stringifyContentPathRegex
[useesm]: options/useESM

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Q: Adding user in a group in ldap php I have a problem when I tried to add a user in a group.
I search it and I find to do that:
$connexion=ldap_connect("ADsevrer");
ldap_set_option($connexion,LDAP_OPT_PROTOCOL_VERSION,3);
ldap_set_option($connexion, LDAP_OPT_REFERRALS,0);
ldap_set_option($connexion, LDAP_OPT_SIZELIMIT, 100000000);
$session=ldap_bind($connexion,$user."@toto.ch",$mdp);
ldap_mod_add($connexion, 'CN=ProfsToto_Wifi,OU=Toto-ProfsWIFI,OU=Professeurs,DC=toto,DC=ch', $entry);

But it returns:
( ! ) Warning: ldap_mod_add(): Modify: Insufficient access

And I think it's logic because I don't use the authentification variable but if I write:
ldap_mod_add($session, 'CN=ProfsToto_Wifi,OU=Toto-ProfsWIFI,OU=Professeurs,DC=toto,DC=ch', $entry);

I have this error:
Warning: ldap_mod_add() expects parameter 1 to be resource, boolean given

Can anyone help me?
best regards

A: Okay sorry, I find the answer.
You have to binding with the Administrator rights.
I just don't understand that even don't use the $session variable, you're connect.
So I just connect with:
$session=ldap_bind($connexion,"administrator@toto.ch","Password");

And after doing:
ldap_mod_add($connexion, 'CN=ProfsToto_Wifi,OU=Toto-ProfsWIFI,OU=Professeurs,DC=toto,DC=ch', $entry);

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Q: How do you install PyCairo (Cairo for Python) on Windows? I spent hours this afternoon trying to find a straightforward tutorial for installing PyCairo on Windows.
The Cairo project itself does not maintain Windows binaries, they must be dowloaded elsehere (e.g. http://ftp.gnome.org/pub/GNOME/binaries/win32/pycairo/).
The process is also complicated further apparently by the fact that MSVC is apparently not a supported compiler for PyCairo (although the source patch is simple). See this bug report:
https://www.libreoffice.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=22940
Can anyone recommend a tutorial for installing PyCairo on Windows?

A: Adding the following for completeness - joaquin's answer above provides a simpler route (and Python 3 support).

Please see the following tutorial:
http://www.cs.rhul.ac.uk/home/tamas/development/igraph/tutorial/install.html
(also hosted at http://hal.elte.hu/~nepusz/development/igraph/tutorial/install.html).
I asked the question above, so that I could answer it myself. Hopefully people in a similar situation in future will find this post :)
While Googling "pycairo install windows" does give the above link, it is presented below some rather unhelpful pages, and it's also not particularly obvious that igraph documentation will be applicable.
Eventually I got as far as installing PyCairo (from the GNOME link in the question), without Cairo itself. This gave me a DLL import error when I tried to use it. Fortunately, a question relating to this error exists on StackOverflow:
pycairo "ImportError: DLL load failed: The specified module could not be found." even after DLLs installed
This question discusses the excellent tutorial from Tamas, linked above, which is all I needed to get up and running.

A: I believe I have installed a copy using the pygtk all-in-one installer and I believe it did Just Work (32b, python2, mind you). They also mention the gnome URL in your post.

A: You should try windows binary installers from Gohlke repository for pyCairo and py2Cairo.
I never used pyCairo myself but took 4 minutes to install and get my first png example file done.

A: install pygtk all in one
http://www.pygtk.org/downloads.html
It includes pygtk and all its dependencies, including pycairo

A: A simple tutorial:
http://digitalpbk.blogspot.com.au/2012/03/installing-pygtk-pypango-and-pycairo-on.html
only 4 steps and worked like a charm.

A: There is another similar question in StackOverflow: PyCairo - installation on Windows
The accepted answer is simple and practical.
Although the link it provided is outdated (because the version is up now), the idea is great.
I improve that answer to make it more general:

*

*Go to Unofficial Windows Binaries for Python Extension Packages - Pycairo

*Download the pycairo‑***.whl file (choose a proper version for your environment).

*Go to the folder where you download the .whl file and type pip install pycairo-***.whl. Wait a few seconds and everything would be done.
I have tested this method and it works perfectly.

A: Now Pycairo has wheels see https://github.com/pygobject/pycairo/pull/191.
Windows can just do
pip install pycairo

and they will have pycairo installed.


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Stung by a bee? It can be of benefit to you
Sep 1, 2016 Doug Williams
Bee stings are a communal terror in spring and summer but Ruth Meredith, a secluded beekeeper in Smithfield, have faith in more or less stings can truly be worthy for your health. Meredith reflects herself an apitherapy beekeeper, one who studies and nurtures bee harvests for their therapeutic value. She even medicates herself regular with a cocktail of self-prescribed bee tonics.
Although the American Medical Association as well the Food and Drug Admiration have not confirmed or permitted these treatments, Meredith is an advocate.
She takes pollen tablets like daily vitamins, a material "high in protein, amino acids, vitamins and helps with seasonal allergies," Meredith said. She indorses to her family use of a tube to breathe in the vapors inside of a beehive to get rid of pneumonia and bronchitis, as well other respiratory conditions. Royal jelly, an element created by worker bees to nourish newly hatched, and queen bee larvae, it has anti-viral, antiseptic and antibacterial qualities.
Apitherapy approves its use for many wide range conditions, lack of sexual desire in women, impotence and hair loss, also including anorexia.
Propolis, discovered in tree sap and bees used this to coat their beehive; this can be used as a natural remedy to treat burns, allergies, sore throats and some forms of cancer. And then there is the bee sting. "I have arthritis from an injury that causes certain joints to ache," Meredith said. "When that's problematic, I give myself a couple of stings in that joint and it helps relieve the pain."
Apitherapy science also inspires bee stings for the treatment of both Lyme and Parkinson's diseases. Meredith stated, adding it's been helpful for treatment of post-traumatic stress disorder which is also recognized as PTSD. The venom from the sting gets rid of the bacteria and several parasites, and as well harvests cortisol to encourage healing.
Constructing a bee sting on command is a lot easier than people contemplate. Just capture a small number in a jar, grasp hold of their heads with tweezers, and with an aide's help, position along the spinal column. An irate bee will do the rest. Meredith has remained a beekeeper for about three years, but didn't move too fast for a couple of years so she could as much as possible.
Also allow her time for her three children to get old enough to respect the bees' place in the yard. Currently, her son Ben who is 18, Ralegh at age 16, and Luke who is 12. They think their mom has been stung way too many times. Her husbands laughs off the entire matter, and with thousands of bees residing, nearly a dozen hives in the backyard, and several at the front door, few solicitors and neighbors come by.
She has been stung while working with the hives but hardly ever. As soon as stings do happen it's always female or a worker bee. The males also known as drones predominately mate with other bees, but there after only with a virgin queen. After the bee stings you, the stinger stays lodged in your skin, causing the bee's insides to be eviscerated, killing the insect.
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However, wasps, not like honeybees, just sting and then simply fly off or come back to sting again. Meredith practices with top bar hives, which consent combs to be positioned on one layer of the box different from the similar Langstroth, which permits hives to be stacked four or five boxes high.
Spring time is a major time for beekeepers. It's when bees are full of activity: collecting pollen, nursing their young, making honey to survive on through the extensive winter in the future. Queen bees produce up to 1,000 eggs a day during the spring and summer. Spring is the time thankfully when bee stings are the least.
"Where there's a strong nectar flow going, there's little danger," she said. "In summer, with not a lot of blooming and little honey being made and a bunch of unemployed worker bees hanging out at the hive, and they become a little agitated." Meredith does not retail honey but offers beginner bee clusters and encourages bee assembly. She profits extra honey to the hives to increase more bees.
Meredith also expedites regular seminars at Chesapeake, Virginia Beach and McDonald's Garden Centers in Hampton. She interchanges at each location regular, but can be convinced to make house calls in circumstances of disasters.
"Each week, it's important to check on your hive to make sure the colony is healthy in the spring, once a month in summer," Meredith said. "Check on the queen, make sure she's still laying eggs, add another bar if needed. And make sure your bees are not getting ready to swarm." Bee's swarms, typically in line f to congested environments, often results in an intimidating looking group of untamed bees in a nearby yard. When it occurs, "Don't go out there and spray with a can of Raid," Meredith said. "Call the fire department or extension agent who will call a beekeeper to safely remove them."
When Colonies collapse, a worldwide pandemic will happen, and it will be caused by Varroa mite that sources a virus that kills bees, said Jennifer Berry, an examiner from the University of Georgia. Berry recently spoke at a Virginia State Beekeepers Association conference in Smithfield; she also stated overuse of chemicals on crops, shrubs, and lawns could contribute to the problem.
Fall is the greatest period for novice beekeepers to start doing their studies. Data and reference resources are obtainable at local libraries or concluded with an extension agent. Gear purchases and bee hive building should be completed over the winter. Beginner colonies ought to be in the dwelling by the spring but buy native bees, to avoid the extent of diseases or alien strains like Africanized or killer bees that have occupied the U.S. from the southern hemisphere. "Beekeeping is a good pastime if done properly," Meredith said. "It's relaxing, calms you down and can be therapy for many ailments."
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An organization that serves survivors of sexual abuse by Catholic priests is responding to the Pope's points of action with their own list of ways Catholics can help victims every day.
The Nov. 11 letter from the Vatican's Cardinal Marc Ouellet provides the primary reason that Rome balked at the measures that were to be voted on by the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops at its Nov. 12-14 meeting.
The Maryland Province of Jesuits released a list of names of Jesuit priests, including several who served in the D.C. area, who it says have been credibly accused of sexually abusing minors dating back to the 1950s.
Avoiding any direct confrontation with the Vatican, the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops ended the public sessions of its three-day meeting without any vote on two major anti-abuse proposals that had been drafted weeks ago.
Last week's report from a Pennsylvania grand jury accused the archbishop of Washington, Cardinal Donald Wuerl, for allegedly covering up their offenses during his service in Pittsburgh. Now, thousands are calling for his resignation online.


Future Cape Town will be showcasing images by our friend, Andre Wessels, also known as, #Citywalker , on site at various major and minor buildings being constructed or refurbished in Cape Town's Central City.
Gentrification has many forms and definitions. A recent Case Study on gentrification in Woodstock defines it is as, "a transformation of a dilapidated neighbourhood into an upgraded, attractive area with an influx of a higher social class that is pushing out the original, poorer residents". So can gentrification work for everyone?


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The Ford Galaxie is a full-sized car that was built in the United States of America by Ford for model years 1959 through to 1974. The name was used for the top models in Ford's full-size range from 1958 until 1961, in a marketing attempt to appeal to the excitement surrounding the Space Race. For 1962, all full-size Fords wore the Galaxie badge, with "500" and "500/XL" denoting the higher series. The Galaxie 500/LTD was introduced for 1965 followed by the Galaxie 500 7-Litre for 1966. The Galaxie 500 prefix was dropped from the LTD in 1966, and from the XL in 1967; however the basic series structuring levels were maintained. The "regular" Galaxie 500 continued below the LTD as Ford's mid-level full-size model from 1965 until its demise at the end of the 1974 model year.:401–42
The Galaxie was the competitor to the high-volume full sized Chevrolet Impala. The 1959 Ford range was introduced in late 1958 with the Fairlane 500 as the top trim level:402 During the 1959 model year the Galaxie was added to the range as an additional trim level, assuming the top position from the Fairlane 500:402 The Galaxie was offered with the same sedan and hardtop body styles as the Fairlane 500 whilst the Sunliner and Skyliner convertibles were moved across from the Fairlane 500 range:402 Styling varied from the Fairlane 500 with the addition of a Ford Thunderbird-style C pillar:402 on all but the Sunliner. Although a separate series from the Fairlane 500:402 1959 Galaxie models carried both Fairlane 500 and Galaxie badging.The 1960 Galaxie introduced all-new design with less ornamentation. A new body style was the Starliner, featuring a huge, curving rear observation window on a pillarless, hardtop bodyshell. The thin, sloping rear roof pillar featured three "star" emblems that served as the Galaxie signature badge for all 1960 - 62 models. The formal roofed 2-door hardtop was not available this year, but the roofline was used for the Galaxie 2-door pillared sedan, complete with chromed window frames. It had been the most popular body style in the line for 1959, and sales dropped off sharply. Contrary to Ford's tradition of pie-plate round taillights, the 1960 featured "half-moon" lenses turned downward. The "A" pillarnow swept forward instead of backward, making entering and exiting the car more convenient. For 1961, the bodywork was redone again, although the underpinnings were the same as for 1960. This time, the tailfins were almost gone; the small blade-like fins capped smaller versions of 1959's "pie-plate" round taillamps once again. Performance was beginning to be a selling point, and the 1961 Galaxie offered a new 390 CID (6.4 L) version of Ford's FE series pushrod V8, which was available with either a four-barrel carburetor or, for higher performance, three two-barrel carburetors. The latter was rated at 401 hp (298 kW) (gross). The 352 was downgraded in favor of the 390; it was equipped with a 2-barrel carburetor and single exhaust. The Starliner was again offered this year, and Ford promoted this model with luxury and power equipment, but it was dropped at the end of the year, as the re-introduced square-roof hardtop coupe, the Galaxie Club Victoria, took the bulk of sales. For 1962, the Galaxie name was applied to all of Ford's full size models, as the Fairlane name was moved to a new intermediate model and Custom was temporarily retired. New top-line Galaxie 500 (two-door sedan and hardtop, four-door sedan and hardtop, and "Sunliner" convertible) models offered plusher interiors, more chrome trim outside, and a few additional luxury items over and above what was standard on the plainer Galaxie models. Base Galaxie models were available in two- and four-door sedans as well as the plain Ranch Wagon. In an effort to stimulate midseason sales, Ford introduced a group of sporty cars along with a "Lively Ones" marketing campaign. These models featured the bucket seats and console that were popularized by the Chevrolet Corvair Monza, and included a Fairlane 500 Sports Coupe, and a Falcon Futura. The full-size line was available with new bucket-seats-and-console "Lively One," the Galaxie 500/XL (two-door hardtop and convertible). Ford stated in its sales literature that XL stood for "Xtra Lively."
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Mojmír II, fils de Svatopluk , est le prince de Grande-Moravie de 894 à 906 ou 907. Il appartient à la dynastie des Mojmirides.

Règne
Selon la tradition, avant sa mort, Svatopluk Ier exhorte ses trois fils à résister aux attaques des Francs et à maintenir l'unité politique et l'indépendance de la Grande-Moravie. Il désigne Mojmír II comme son successeur, son frère Svatopluk II obtenant la principauté de Nitra. Peu de temps après, une guerre éclate entre les frères, qui marque l'effondrement de la Grande-Moravie.

Mojmír II doit céder la Pannonie aux Bavarois dès la première année de son règne. Les Tchèques se détachent de la Moravie et concluent une alliance avec le roi de Francie orientale Arnulf de Carinthie en 895. Leur exemple est suivi par les Sorabes de l'Elbe. En 896, un groupe de Magyars s'installe sur la Tisza, dans le territoire de la Grande-Moravie. Ils sont alors des alliés de Mojmír II. En 898, son frère Svatopluk II se révolte. Il obtient l'appui de la marche de l'Est, Aribon. Trois expéditions des Bavarois ne parviennent pas à vaincre Mojmír II, et Svatopluk II est battu en 899. Cependant son action a contribué à déstabiliser la puissance militaire de la Grande-Moravie. Après sa victoire, Mojmír II reçoit de Rome un nouvel archevêque et trois évêques, ce qui affirme l'indépendance religieuse du pays.

En 900, les Hongrois, alliés aux Moraves, envahissent la Pannonie. Mais à la fin de l'année, une autre bande de Hongrois passe les Carpates et attaque la Grande-Moravie, qui est alors réduite à la Moravie proprement dite et à la région de Nitra. En 901, Mojmír II conclut une alliance contre les Hongrois avec les Bavarois. Il parvient à contenir les Hongrois l'année suivante, mais l'offensive de 905-906 ruine le pays. Mojmír II est tué au combat, sa capitale est détruite.

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Personnalité du haut Moyen Âge par nom
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A DJ (disk jockey) is a person who is responsible for playing music tracks to a specific crowd. The music tracks are usually not his own creations but, nonetheless, he has been assigned to select a number of songs, of various genres, put them in a specific order and play them in front of a, usually diverse, audience.
The DJ is faced with a trilemma: should he base his selections on the likings of (a) his employer, (b) his audience or, perhaps, (c) his own?
The DJ principle tries to address this trilemma by focusing on the desired outcome (z).
4. If the desired outcome is to entertain every single member of the audience though, then that is not possible with this paradigm.
You can't keep everyone happy… or can you?
To put this in other words: (1) is a lecture, (2) is a seminar, (3) is a tutorial and (4) is a private session.
You may be able to learn the tools and methods in order to educate students but while we are stuck with/to an educational system that does not focus on each individual but rather tries to find the golden mean approach for a diverse crowd, some students are always bound to be left out and eventually fail/give up because their specific personal needs were not addressed.
Learning how the human mind works and how you can successfully transmit information to another person is really important. However, we need a more personalised approach for each student in order to achieve (close to) 100% successful knowledge communication, which can be accomplished by using high-tech means like video tutorials, podcasts or even peer collaboration. By recording many different teachers explaining the same concept and then letting the student decide which explanation fits his understanding best, we can offer humanity a broader spectrum of available processed information which can lead, not only to the understanding of existing knowledge, but also to the merging of all this personalised (therefore simplified) knowledge, thus providing the student with the combined wisdom of all his teachers.


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Who Has the Best Cuban Sandwich in Tampa? Find Out Here!
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We've all heard about the ongoing battle for "Cuban Sandwich Supremacy" between Tampa and Miami over the years. What city is responsible for creating the Cuban sandwich? Is there really a difference between the two Cuban sandwiches? To whom does the Cuban sandwich actually belong? Well allow me to settle that conflict for you: there's no conflict. It's Tampa.
Yes, they were invented here. Yes, they are different (we use salami, Miami doesn't because they're wrong). And yes, they are better. I am a Tampa native, born and bred, and have studied long and hard on this one. We here at 813area know this won't be without controversy because there is no debate in our city that stokes the fires of Tampanians like this one (except for maybe how to do Gasparilla). The only steadfast rules are you must have ham, pork, and salami, but otherwise, we're allowing for a bit of wiggle room. With the rules established: here is our list of nominees for the Best Cuban Sandwich in Tampa.
Brocato's Sandwich Shop
Ah, a Tampa classic. This family-owned local sandwich shop has been feeding lines out the door since 1948 and prepares my personal favorite Cuban sandwich. The Cuban at Brocato's is stacked with ham, pork, salami and Swiss cheese on homemade Cuban bread. It's offered in five different, generous sizes. Extra small (4"), Small (8"), Regular ("10), Large (12") and Joe's Special (15"). All Cubans here are served with chips and your choice of unlimited canned soda or 8 oz beer. Brocato's even allows you to order online and bypass the long waits that always fill the parking lots at this Tampa treasure.
Joyce's Sandwich Shop
Though temporarily closed, Joyce's is a popular choice for a Cuban sandwich. They've been in business for over thirty years, so they're doing something right! Although it's not your traditional Cuban, patrons have called it a sandwich on steriods! Overflowing with meat and cheese. They also make their own lemonade - which is delicious!
Gene Anthony Sandwich Shop
They're only open 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Monday-Friday, but Gene Anthony's still manages to be a very popular stop for a Cuban sandwich. You might see Grandma at this family-owned and operated restaurant. They've also serve homemade devil crab pies, empanadas, and sweet potato pies.
Moreno Bakery
This Brandon based bakery is also known for some delicious Cuban sandwiches! Their 9" Cuban is made with house-made pork, ham, salami, Swiss cheese, sliced dill pickles, and their special Moreno mayonnaise. And while you're there, grab some dessert too!
West Tampa Sandwich Shop
Don't be phased by the size of this small "hole in the wall," West Tampa Sandwich Shop is another hidden treasure on this list. In fact, it's likely the most-unique sandwich in the Bay area, the Honey Cuban "Obama Sandwich." It's a traditional Cuban sandwich but with honey! You can try it just the way President Obama did during his visit a few years ago by adding lettuce and tomato for a small additional charge. That's ham, pork, salami, Swiss cheese, mayo, mustard, and pickles on pressed homemade Cuban bread. Sandwiches here are served small, regular or large. This West Tampa legend opens every day of the week at 5:00 a.m. and is located at
Columbia Restaurant
Located in Tampa's historic Ybor City District, you kinda just know this one is going to be good. Widely known as "Tampa's original restaurant" Columbia has been serving Cuban sandwiches and traditional Spanish favorites since 1905 and is the oldest restaurant in Florida. Not only is the Cuban Sandwich here top-notch, but the experience and ambiance also take dining here to a whole other level. Today the Cuban Sandwich at Columbia uses the original 1915 recipe of Casimiro Hernandez, Sr., with the same proportions of meat and each ingredient piled on top of one another, placed on Cuban bread brushed with butter on top and pressed to a crispy finish. The sliced, freshly-baked Tampa Cuban bread from La Segunda Central Bakery used at the Columbia puts this sandwich over the top. Reservations are often required at the Columbia, and you can book yours online anytime.
La Teresita Restaurant
Owned by the Capedevila family for many generations and serving a menu of Cuban and Spanish standards in an intimate surrounding, La Teresita is possibly the best overall Cuban restaurant in Tampa Bay. It has become the most popular hot spot for a delicious breakfast or lunch, cafe con Leche, soups, homemade cooked meals, and of course, the Cuban Sandwich. The Cuban here is typically made with many of the ingredients you see above, but it's served quicker and cheaper than anywhere else. You can enjoy a Cuban Sandwich at La Teresita in a more traditional seated dining room or in the bustling, order at the counter cafeteria filled with customers on lunch break or stopping in for a quick bite during their busy day. There is also an affiliated market and bakery for customers to check out during their visit here. La Teresita has previously been voted the "Comfort Food Award", the "Cheap Eats Award" and the "Best of the Bay" Award.
Datz
Full disclosure: this one isn't authentic. But that doesn't mean it's not a delicious spin on the original concept. Instead of using traditional Cuban bread, Datz's Havana Hottie is on a batard. There's no salami (like those heathens down in Miami, that's called a "mixto" BTW) and you get a much sweeter honey cup mustard instead of something yellow or spicy. It's terrific, but it's not the real thing: you'll have to head somewhere else to say you've had a "real" Cuban. But it goes great with their blue cheese-drizzled chips and other hifalutin treats in South Tampa.
Wright's Gourmet House
Again: not the real deal, but that's the only way you can argue about this. Wright's is as much of a South Tampa institution as hoity-toity air kisses and people running red lights on Henderson Blvd. There's often a line down Dale Mabry Blvd. for lunches, but in addition to roasted pork with ham, Genoa salami... they add turkey breast. The pickles and Jarlsberg cheese with mustard served on fresh Cuban bread is as 813 as a hand-rolled cigar, and it is a six-time winner of the Tampa Tribune's (RIP) All-Tampa Cuban Sandwich Contest, but... turkey. Also, be sure to allow 15 minutes for this one when ordering.
Palm Ave. Sandwich Shop
A cash-only locals joint connected to a transmission shop but don't be fooled by the lack of visual presentation. Palm Ave. Sandwich Shop makes an incredible Cuban sandwich and for a great price! Like a few places on this list, you can get by without English if necessary, and it's open for breakfast at 7 a.m. during the week so grab a con Leche too. It's about as authentically Tampa as you can get, and is one of the institutions in this town.
So that's our list for the best Cuban sandwich in Tampa. May the debates begin. But if you want to find out more about dining in the Tampa Bay area, make sure to visit and register for 813area.com. It's your FREE resource for events, nightlife, restaurants and more!
Darren 1 year ago
We have a new title contender! Edge City BBQ in Oldsmar has a Cuban with thick smoked meats, all traditional ingredients, and real Cuban bread. Don't sleep on it!
D 6 months ago
Laborias has the BEST cuban sandwich! Better than brocatos!!!
carlos 6 months ago
D & D"s between Ybor and The Port of Tampa is hands down the best in town!
John 6 months ago
For the best in non-traditional Cuban - The Stone Soup Company 7th
Christopher 4 months ago
West Tampa is the best in my opinion, and the ropo viejo6
Fernando 3 months ago
This list is sad...so are some of these comments. La Segunda
Ricardo 2 months ago
How is La Segunda not on this list? The fact that La Segunda not only doesn't top the list but isn't even on the list is very pathetic. I suggest the writer go there and then write a revised version of this lost.
Dilat3d 2 months ago
Stone Soup in Ybor, get the Trumped up version .. it's delicious
Tampa 2 months ago
Born and raised in Miami.I moved here Three years ago and have not found a good Cuban sandwich or Cuban bakery.
Albert 2 months ago
La Segunda has the best
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(Washington, DC) — American Rivers today announced its annual list of America's Most Endangered Rivers®, naming the Colorado River in the Grand Canyon the #1 Most Endangered River in the nation. One of our country's most iconic stretches of river and an irreplaceable national treasure, the Colorado River in the Grand Canyon faces a battery of threats that could forever harm its health and unique experience that belongs to every American.
The canyon faces three serious threats, each with a key decision this year: the massive Escalade construction project in the heart of the canyon, pollution from uranium mining on the north and south rims, and expansion of the town of Tusayan that could deplete vital groundwater supplies. These threats would cause irreparable harm to the river's unique wild character, clean water, and cultural values. American Rivers called on Secretary of the Interior Sally Jewell and the Obama Administration to use every authority to prevent damage to the river and preserve the Grand Canyon for all Americans to enjoy.
"The Grand Canyon is facing the biggest threats in a generation," said Bob Irvin, President of American Rivers. "The Colorado River in the Grand Canyon is an irreplaceable national treasure that should be preserved for all of us, for all time. The Grand Canyon is not for sale."
One of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World, the Grand Canyon is the traditional homeland of native tribes including the Navajo, Hopi, Havasupai, Hualapai, and Zuni and draws nearly five million visitors every year. Dozens of creeks, springs, and tributaries connect with the Colorado River in the Grand Canyon, including the Little Colorado River, Kanab Creek, Havasu Creek, and Bright Angel Creek. "The Grand Canyon is the cultural homeland of many traditional people and this project would be a sacrilege to them," said Roger Clark, Grand Canyon program director at the Grand Canyon Trust. "We're honored to support Navajo community members opposed to this project as part of the Save the Confluence coalition."
The proposed Grand Canyon Escalade project includes a two million square foot development on the canyon rim, a tram delivering up to 10,000 visitors a day to the bottom of the canyon at the confluence of the Colorado and Little Colorado rivers, and riverside walkways, restrooms, a gift shop, and restaurant. The massive amount of construction, noise, and pollution would irreversibly harm the fragile heart of the canyon. The confluence, the site of the project, is a sacred area for native tribes.
"This billion dollar scheme would be a travesty, destroying the very qualities that make the Grand Canyon such a spectacular life-changing experience, and an economic engine for the region," said Irvin.
In addition to the urgent threat of the Escalade project, existing and proposed uranium mining operations threaten the clean water of tributary streams in the Grand Canyon and the Colorado River. And, a major expansion of the town of Tusayan, which lies less than five miles from the south entrance to Grand Canyon National Park, threatens sensitive groundwater supplies. Depleting already-stressed groundwater could impact the seeps and springs that feed the Grand Canyon, threatening the fragile desert environment.
The annual America's Most Endangered Rivers® report is a list of rivers at a crossroads, where key decisions in the coming months will determine the rivers' fates. Over the years, the report has helped spur many successes including the removal of outdated dams, the protection of rivers with Wild and Scenic designations, and the prevention of harmful development and pollution.
"This year's report underscores the importance of healthy rivers to each and every American," said Irvin. "Whether it's for clean drinking water, ample water supplies for farms and cities, abundant fish and wildlife, or iconic places vital to our heritage, we all have a stake in protecting our nation's rivers."
Orvis, sponsor of the America's Most Endangered Rivers campaign, connects people with the outdoors, and is renowned for investing its time and money in outdoor causes. "God isn't making any new rivers and it's our obligation to repair and renew the ones we have," said Perk Perkins, CEO of Orvis. "They are nature's bloodstream. What American Rivers does to focus constituencies on the most valuable and most beleaguered rivers is worthy of media headlines. Orvis is proud to support the vital conservation efforts of American Rivers and I urge everyone to take action to save America's Most Endangered Rivers."
America's Most Endangered Rivers® of 2015:
#1: Colorado River in the Grand Canyon, Arizona
Threat: Massive construction project, mining pollution, groundwater depletion
At Risk: An irreplaceable national treasure
Millions of Americans recognize the Grand Canyon as one of the most iconic landscapes on the planet. But this natural masterpiece of the Colorado River faces a battery of threats. A proposed industrial-scale construction project in the wild heart of the canyon, radioactive pollution from uranium mining, and a proposed expansion of groundwater pumping at Tusayan, all threaten the Grand Canyon's wild nature and unique experience that belongs to every American. Unless the Department of the Interior acts to stop these threats, one of our nation's greatest natural treasures will be scarred forever.
#2: Columbia River, Washington/Oregon
Threat: Outdated dam operations
At Risk: Healthy runs of salmon and other fisheries
The Columbia River is the lifeblood of the Pacific Northwest's economy and environment. The river's dams provide more than half the region's electricity as well as flood control and irrigation, but they have also decimated the basin's salmon and steelhead runs. As the Columbia River Treaty is renegotiated, the U.S. Department of State must put the importance of a healthy ecosystem on an equal footing with the benefits of hydropower and flood control. We can achieve this balance by releasing more water for salmon when they need it and providing fish passage beyond currently impassable dams. Since the last Treaty was negotiated a little over 50 years ago, this is an once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to do right by one of the nation's most important rivers.
#3: Holston River, Tennessee
Threat: Toxic chemical pollution
At Risk: Drinking water supply, fish and wildlife, and recreational uses
The Holston River is rich in history and heritage, and today provides drinking water for tens of thousands of Tennessee residents, as well as water for industry, livestock, and recreation. However, the river and its communities are threatened by an army ammunition plant that has been contaminating water supplies with toxic chemical pollution for years. The U.S. Army and its Holston Army Ammunition Plant must immediately stop polluting the Holston River with harmful explosive chemicals.
#4: Smith River, Montana
Threat: Copper mining
At Risk: Water quality, nationally renowned wild trout fishery
The Smith River is one of the most cherished floating and fishing destinations in Montana. The river is home to a nationally-renowned wild trout fishery, and provides prime habitat for dozens of fish and wildlife species. The river is threatened by a huge proposed copper mine in its headwaters that could seriously degrade water quality with acid mine drainage and toxic heavy metals. The State of Montana should not permit the copper mine unless it can be designed in a way that eliminates any risk to the river's water quality and habitat.
#5: Edisto River, South Carolina
Threat: Excessive water withdrawals
At Risk: Water supply, water quality, fish and wildlife habitat, recreation
The Edisto River is one of South Carolina's most popular rivers for paddling, fishing, and outdoor fun. It's also the state's most heavily used river for irrigation, and excessive agricultural water withdrawals are threatening water quality and the water supplies of other users. While the state's permitting process requires industrial and municipal water users to meet requirements to safeguard river health and clean water, large agribusinesses get a pass. The South Carolina House of Representatives must pass H.3564 this year to end this unfair exemption so that the Edisto, and all of the state's rivers, can continue to provide sustainable water supplies for all, while supporting river health and recreation.
#6: Chuitna River, Alaska
Threat: Coal mining
At Risk: Native culture, wild salmon, and clean water
The Chuitna River supports Alaskan Native communities, wild salmon, abundant wildlife including moose, bear, and wolf, and excellent opportunities for hunting, fishing, and other recreation. PacRim Coal's proposal to develop what would be Alaska's largest open-pit coal strip mine at the Chuitna River's headwaters poses an unacceptable threat to the economy and communities that rely on clean water and healthy salmon runs. Unless the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers denies the mine's permit, this pristine wild river and its communities will be irreparably damaged.
#7: Rogue/Smith Rivers, Oregon/California
Threat: Strip mining
At Risk: Clean water, drinking water, wild salmon and steelhead runs, Wild and Scenic Rivers
The Wild and Scenic Illinois Rogue (OR) and Smith (OR and CA) rivers are known for their healthy salmon runs, world-renowned plant biodiversity, and outstanding recreation. However, proposed nickel mining in these rivers' headwaters threatens their unique values. Immediate closure of the area to mining is the most effective way to help prevent the development of nickel strip mines from turning the pristine headwaters of the highest concentration of wild rivers in the country into an industrial mining zone. The U.S. Forest Service, Bureau of Land Management, and Department of Interior must withdraw this area from mining immediately to protect this wild treasure.
#8: St. Louis River, Minnesota
Threat: Copper-nickel sulfide mining
At Risk: Clean water and wildlife habitat
Minnesota's Arrowhead region is known for its pure and abundant waters, deep forests, expansive wetlands, and recreational opportunities. However, a proposed copper-nickel sulfide mine at the headwaters of the St. Louis River, the region's main artery, threatens drinking water, wildlife, and the treaty-protected hunting, fishing, and gathering rights of the Ojibwe people. It is critical that state and federal regulators deny permits for the mine plan because it does not sufficiently protect the St. Louis River and its communities.
#9: Harpeth River, Tennessee
Threat: Sewage pollution and water withdrawals
At Risk: Clean water, fish and wildlife, recreation
The Harpeth River is one of the few free-flowing rivers in Tennessee. It flows through one of the fastest growing regions in the country, but remains an oasis for local families, anglers, and paddlers. The river's waters, fish and wildlife, and recreation values are threatened by sewage and water treatment plant expansions. Unless state officials require state-of-the-art technology to improve sewage treatment, the river will be overwhelmed by treated sewage pollution and public health could be compromised.
#10: Pearl River, Louisiana/Mississippi
Threat: New dam
At Risk: Healthy wetlands and wildlife habitat
The Pearl River runs through Central Mississippi and supports vital oyster reefs and marsh habitat in the Mississippi Sound. Coastal wetlands and commercial fisheries depend on the Pearl River's flows. However, the river's health has been compromised by the Barnett Dam north of Jackson, Mississippi. Now, a new dam has been proposed for the Pearl that would cause additional harm to river health, wetlands, and fish and wildlife habitat. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers must reject this unnecessary and ecologically harmful new dam.
American Rivers protects wild rivers, restores damaged rivers, and conserves clean water for people and nature. Since 1973, American Rivers has protected and restored more than 150,000 miles of rivers through advocacy efforts, on-the-ground projects, and an annual America's Most Endangered Rivers® campaign. Headquartered in Washington, DC, American Rivers has offices across the country and more than 250,000 members, supporters, and volunteers.
Rivers connect us to each other, nature, and future generations. Find your connections at AmericanRivers.org, Facebook.com/AmericanRivers, and Twitter.com/AmericanRivers.


I studied history, philosophy, and chemistry at A Level so I've always been interested in a mixture of history, philosophy and science. Following this I moved to Leeds to study my undergraduate degree in Philosophy, Theology and Religious Studies.
The MA course included exactly the mixture of things I was interested in. I had done a few modules in my final year as an undergraduate which related to the history and philosophy of science and medicine and I found them so interesting.
I find the subject area very interesting, and it really changes your perspective on a lot of things. The subject can really inform and impact the real world. There's also a big project I am assisting with relating to changes in the history and practice of midwifery which will, hopefully, impact on our understanding of the whole profession.
I love Leeds. I think it's just the right size and has everything I could want out of a city. It's compact but full of things to do. There's such a friendly attitude that I felt completely at home by the end of my first week. I am hoping to be able to stay in Leeds for the foreseeable future.
There are lots of societies, I have tried out: Henna, Harry Potter, Rubik's Cube, Sign Language, Opera, Swing Dance and SocieTEA. The History of Science department also has a large collection of objects that students are encouraged to get involved with which has been fun and also has direct relevance to certain career options relating to this course.
I have remained at the University of Leeds and am now 4 months in to a PhD on the history of medicine. All of the academic training I received as part of the Masters has been vital for this further study.


Florian Talks BJ – Kenny Florian is finally getting his shot at BJ Penn's 155-pound title. The two will clash in a 5Round affair at UFC 101 on August 8th in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
I have some exciting news to share with you. Accordingly, I am happy to announce that I will be fighting BJ Penn on August 8th in Philadelphia, PA at UFC 101 for the UFC Lightweight title. I signed the fight contract over the weekend.
Fans in Boston and on the East Coast have been going nuts knowing that the UFC is coming back to our side of the states. Fighting in Philadelphia will be an amazing experience! I have many, many friends in the Philadelphia area.
How can I NOT think about one of my favorite movies "Rocky" when you mention the "City of Brotherly Love"? Philly is home to such boxing legends as Sonny Liston, Joe Frazier and Bernard Hopkins – so we all know it is a true fighting town. Like Boston, Philly is recognized for its world-class institutions, passionate sports fans and hard working people.
It's going to be my first time fighting on the East Coast for the UFC and I will be training hard to represent my "Beast Coast" fans! My training camp will begin in June and then it will be full steam ahead till August.
The e-mails have been pouring in and I really appreciate the huge support from my fans all over the world.
BJ Penn has been a wrecking machine at 155lbs and I guarantee that our fight will showcase MMA at its highest level.
Florian has already been training his tail off at head coach Mark DellaGrotte's Sityodtong gym since his Terminator-like victory over Joe Stevenson at UFC 91 late last year.
He will also be heading up to Montreal, Canada to pick the brain of UFC welterweight champion Georges St-Pierre, who recently held a "BJ Penn 101" clinic at UFC 94, in which he overwhelmed the Hawaiian through 20 dominating minutes.
Due to Penn's undying aspirations to run two UFC weight classes, the 155-pound title hasn't been defended since Penn defeated Sean Sherk at UFC 84 last May.
Late last week, Penn confirmed his participation in the scrap.
"I look forward to the challenge," Penn said on his blog.


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Police seize 35 dogs, two cats, a horse, a lamb a terrapin and a grey parrot
An illegal dog breeder who made £150,000 while keeping more than 40 animals in squalid conditions at a farmhouse has been jailed.
Alison Bransby, 61, kept dogs and puppies in wooden sheds and kennels barely the size of rabbit hutches at her home in Tilstock, Shropshire.
The RSPCA and police raided her property in February last year and discovered 41 suffering animals, including 35 dogs, living in appalling conditions.
Two cats, a horse, a lamb, a terrapin and an African grey parrot were also seized from White House Farm by investigating officers.
A court heard Bransby raked in £150,000 from 2017 to 2021 from illegally breeding and selling puppies alongside radiographer daughter Kayleigh Bransby, 31.
The mother and daughter ran the 'extensive' commercial operation and advertised the enterprise online while 'putting profit ahead of their animal's health'.
Bransby pleaded guilty to 17 animal welfare offences relating to 27 dogs, eight puppies, two cats, a horse, a lamb, a terrapin and the African grey parrot.
She was jailed for 22 weeks, disqualified from keeping all animals for life and ordered to pay costs of £44,000 at Kidderminster Magistrates Court last week.
Her daughter admitted nine animal welfare offences and was handed an 11 week custodial sentence, suspended for 12 months. She was also banned from keeping animals for ten years and ordered to pay £20,000.
District Judge Ian Strongman said Bransby had been aware for a long time that she couldn't cope and she knew there were organisations that could assist.
He added that although the cruelty was not deliberate, it had 'occurred over a prolonged period of time' and it was 'obvious the animals were clearly suffering'.
Shocking photographs released by the animal charity after the case show the cramped and filthy pens which the animals were forced to live in.
The court was told an investigation was launched following complaints from members of the public who had bought puppies and dogs from the farm which later became ill.
RSPCA investigators found dozens of other neglected animals at the property, which a vet said had been inadequately cared for for at least nine months.
Among them was a blind and deaf Cavalier King Charles called Teddy, believed to have been used for breeding, curled up in a plastic bed in the corner of the dark kitchen.
The elderly, emaciated dog had one tooth left in his mouth and his fur was stained with urine.
Such was the extent of his neglect that he was put to sleep on veterinary advice to prevent further suffering.
Eight puppies, born to a one-eyed mother dog, were found in an outdoor kennel block with no water whose basic standards of animal husbandry had not been met.
Another 15 dogs - some with significant underlying health conditions - lived in dark, cluttered and unhygienic conditions in the kitchen with limited access to water and bedding.
They also found two cats with significant ear disease, a lamb with lower eyelid trauma and ulcerations and a terrapin with a heavily deformed shell.
An African grey parrot with extensive feather loss to his chest was found living in a filthy cage with a thick layer of dried faecal matter.
A thoroughbred mare called Ruby was also discovered with severely overgrown hooves that had not been treated for at least six months and teeth that had not been seen for two years.
In her evidence, Kate Parker, the RSPCA inspector who led the warrant, said: 'There were wooden sheds with stable type doors.
'Inside I could see a typical breeding set up for puppies, with a heat lamp angled over a plastic dog bed, an empty bowl and some soiled rags inside the bed.
'Inside a lean-to type construction there was a row of metal constructed kennels.
'There was a thin layer of sawdust on the concrete floor, clutter, household items and electrical cables dangling inside, accessible by the dogs housed in each.
'I offered Alison Bransby the opportunity to sign over animals she wished into the care of the RSPCA to assist in reducing numbers and ease difficulties in caring for them on site, to which she disagreed.'
Another RSPCA inspector, Mike Scargill, added: 'The door to the house led into a very dark hallway where there was a cage on the left hand side containing an African Grey parrot.
'Excrement covered every surface of the cage and the bird showed signs of feather plucking around its chest area.
'The floor was wet underfoot and smelled strongly of urine. I then went into the kitchen area.
'The smell of urine in this area was quite overpowering and the floor was sticky to walk on.'
A vet said that none of the animals were provided with a suitable environment and insufficient steps had been taken to protect them from pain, injury, suffering and disease.
The vet added: 'It was abundantly clear from the layout of the property, the dogs present, the previous advertisements and the presence of puppies that the property was being used as a dog breeding establishment, which was unlicensed.
'As such the dogs should have been housed in accommodation consistent with a licensed breeding establishment, which makes specific requirements in relation to space provision, as well as the materials from which the kennels are constructed.
'The external kennels and pens that the dogs were being housed in fell far short of the licensing standards and hence it is my expert opinion that the environmental provisions for the dogs were unsuitable for their needs.'
RSPCA animal centres in Leicester, Birmingham and Aylesbury, assisted by a number of the charity's fosterers, took in the animals. All but three have since been rehomed.
Ruby the horse and both cats were also put to sleep on veterinary advice to prevent further suffering.


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Templeton community unites in support of injured football player
Posted: 5:31 am, October 6, 2015 by Reporter Meagan Friberg
A large crowd, about 300 in all, turned out at Templeton Park on Sunday to paint banners and show their support for injured Templeton High School football player Isaac Lindsey. Photo by Penny Fuentes.
As high school football players Isaac Lindsey recovers, friends, family, teammates and coaches band together as one
– When Isaac Lindsey was injured during the fourth quarter of the Templeton and San Luis Obispo high school varsity football game on Friday night, a wave of shock and disbelief spread among those in the stands and on the field. Now, as Lindsey, a junior at Templeton High School, is being treated at Sierra Vista Regional Medical Center, people throughout the Templeton community and throughout North County are rallying together to raise funds and led support to his family.
Isaac Lindsey.
Immediately following the game, the emergency room at the hospital was filled with Lindsey's friends, family, and well-wishers, according to a family friend. Within hours, an online donation site was activated to help the family with medical and daily expenses. By Saturday morning, there were fundraisers being planned and activities being organized.
"The family is going to need a lot of financial help so my mom thought it would be nice to have a site set up that would allow other people to make donations," said Nate Avery, Lindsey's teammate and best friend. "It's been just amazing to see how the funds have accumulated in such a short time."
The crowd assembles their bodies in the shape of the number on Isaac Lindsey's football jersey – 32 – at Templeton Park. Drone photo courtesy of Ian Hayes
As of 9 p.m. on Sunday, less than 48 hours after Lindsey's injury, the Isaac Lindsey #32 Go Fund Me page set up by Tanya Marshall Avery, www.gofundme.com/4h4j3ej5, had seen over $60,000 in donations. The page reads: "Isaac was injured playing the game he loves, football, with all of his 'brothers.' This sweet, loving young man is currently in the hospital fighting to get better. Please help support the family in their time of need as Isaac has quite a road to recovery ahead of him. Hospital bills and time off work can be offset by our help and support. At this time please limit texts, calls, and emails to the family so that they can focus on Isaac…thank you for all of your generous donations and support."
Templeton Fire shows their support for Isaac Lindsey. Photo by Penny Fuentes
For about five hours on Sunday, a large crowd, about 300 in all, turned out at Templeton Park to paint banners, take photos, and assemble bodies in the shape of the number on Lindsey's football jersey – 32. The banners were plastered up on fences, along the roadways, and on business fronts throughout town as well as inside and outside Templeton High School.
Later in the afternoon, a crowd gathered to rearrange the infamous "T" on the hill overlooking the football stadium into an "I." Photos and a video of the day's events will be presented to the Lindsey family to show just how many people throughout the community, including his teammates and coaches, are banding together in support of this well-loved young man.
Hand-painted banners, such as this one on Vineyard Drive, are plastered up on fences, along the roadways, and on business fronts throughout town as well as inside and outside Templeton High School. Photo by Penny Fuentes
"We made a lot of posters and took a lot of pictures today," said Avery. "We just want Isaac to know that we are here for him and we want to support him as much as we can. Isaac is just one of those guys that everyone knows and everyone loves."
With a goal of making the day a happy one, Avery said he was in amazement at the outpouring of support from so many people – some that personally know Lindsey and some that may not but wanted to just lend a hand.
The infamous "T" on the hill overlooking the Templeton High football stadium has been rearranged into an "I" as a gesture of support for Isaac Lindsey. Photo by Penny Fuentes
"That's what Isaac would want, for us to be having a fun, happy time together," said Avery. "Isaac has a way of bringing people up if they are down, he always has a smile on his face, and he's just a happy guy. If he would have been out here with us today he would have had the most fun out of all of us. So we were all happy to be together, and we showed a lot of love for Isaac and the entire Lindsey family. We did a lot of praying, we gave thanks, and we got a lot accomplished – but overall our goal was to be happy."
Templeton High students Shelley Fuentes, Madison Ramsey and Gillian Capelli show their support for their friend, Isaac Lindsey. Photo by Penny Fuentes
One of Isaac's best friends and classmate, Shelley Fuentes, said, "Isaac is the most passionate, caring, sweetest, loving person I know. He always knows how to put a smile your face and I know the community coming together for him and his family means the world to him."
Friends of Isaac Lindsey band together Sunday to show their love and support. Pictured are: Nate Avery, Dylan Prins, Shane Wyatt, Jack Trimble, Brett Reichard, Kaylee Gibbons, Hannah McRoy, Carra Kruse, Gillian Capelli, and Shelley Fuentes. Photo by Penny Fuentes
A drive-through barbecue fundraiser is being organized for Oct. 4, with ticket presales and opportunities to help underway. In addition, Team Isaac t-shirts have been designed and will be available at Templeton and Paso Robles high schools this week with suggested donations of $10.
For more information on fundraisers and other activities being planned to show support for the Lindsey family, check out the Team Isaac Facebook page at www.facebook.com/isaaclindseytempleton.
For about five hours on Sunday, a large crowd, about 300 in all, turned out at Templeton Park to show support for injured football player Isaac Lindsey and his family. Photo by Annette Stemper
Posted in: Sports, Templeton, Top Stories
About the author: Reporter Meagan Friberg
Meagan Friberg is a reporter for the Paso Robles Daily News and A-Town Daily News.


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Staving off existential dread
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Thursday, January 6, 2011 12:14 PM
Heh. Here's Thing 1, Thing 2, and Thing 3. (Via)
Toothpaste that changes flavor depending on the day's weather forecast.
Fallen AT-AT snow fort!
Here's a behind-the-scenes trailer for Camelot, an upcoming TV show based on the Arthurian legends that's going to air on Starz. Looks like it's mostly about pretty young people doing filthy things to each other. Also, all the actors in it are incredibly pretentious.
Batman Mimobots!!
A fun T-shirt up for vote on Threadless: Daft Punk Shiva. (Via)
Concerts with instruments made of ice!
Another awesome stop-motion aninmated video from PES.
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Good lord. They're going to remake the horrible MST3K Sasquatch film The Legend of Boggy Creek.
Sounds like Bryan Singer directing X-Men: First Class isn't a done deal after all.
Olivia Munn's original cameo in Iron Man 2 ended up being a bit too lighthearted for the film's dark tone, so they cut it out, made her an entirely different character, and shot all new scenes with her. Still no word on who she's playing, though.
NBC just announced a new show called Camelot which will be a contemporary retelling of the King Arthur legend, written by Torchwood's former showrunner.
Nintendo's making a DS that has 3D! And you don't need glasses to see it! How that works I don't know, but it sounds cool.
Guile is guilty of vandalism, and there's video proof!
Chainable USB plugs!
Cute Star Wars illustrations.
Here's a trailer for Blue People: The Movie.
Wow! Warner Bros. wouldn't let Louis Leterrier make Clash of the Titans until he wrote two other movies and promised them a trilogy! They really love the franchises there.
A review of Red Steel 2. Joystiq says it's not really a hardcore FPS, and focuses really strongly on swordplay, which sounds good to me!
Hamlet: The Video Game is on the way. Damn it, that was my idea!
Pretty clever James Bond/Duck Hunt mashup T-shirt. (Via)
Cool head-shaped sculpture/building in a forest, and excellent Princess Mononoke cosplay.
Scream 4 is finally really moving forward, maybe, with Wes Craven, Kevin Williamson, and the major cast members all on board.
A 3D Popeye movie??
Another fun illustration for A Wrinkle in Time.
Nice Street Fighter II tattoo!
You may think a bouquet of red roses says love, but no! The true symbol of love is a bouquet of bacon.
A sweet Batmobile limo and a cool list of the top five expanded universe Star Wars stories, which includes one of my favorite episodes of Clone Wars. (Via)
Hey, nice art. (Via)
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There were no casualties, although considerable damage, especially to roads and similar surfaces, and several prominent buildings. It's not a very significant quake, but it's worth investigating.
I find it astrologically amusing that not only does this Moon-Saturn describe an event of this type, but the main thing the news focused on, with that Moon-Mercury, is the disruption of the roads!