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        template : _.template($("#newPostTemplate").html()),

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Some college friends of mine were working on a television pilot for a sketch comedy group called Wits' End. They needed a set and props designed for a game show sketch they were producing.
On a shoestring budget, I created the logo for the game show, "Paranoia," and some of the set props—signs, contestants' badges and buzzers. Along with helping the troupe set up the studio, I helped the director in the booth by being the floor director in the studio.


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Q: Lombok @Builder not working in lombok-1.16.18 java:cannot find symbol builderclass @Builder
public class ProcessorLombokBO {
    private String panel;
    private String motherBoard;
    private String ram;
    private String hardDisk;
}

public static void main(String[] args) {
    ProcessorLombokBO processorLombokBO =
                    new ProcessorLombokBO.ProcessorLombokBOBuilder()
                    .panel("Brown")
                    .hardDisk("SanDisk 256GB")
                    .ram("4GB")
                    .motherBoard("Intel")
                    .build();
    System.out.println(processorLombokBO);
}

I am trying to implemenent @Builder in a POJO, but it gives the below error when I execute the main method.

java: cannot find symbol
  symbol: class ProcessorLombokBOBuilder

Did I miss something?

A: I had this same issue and found that @Builder support was disabled in IntelliJ:

A: Edit: Try making your inner ProcessorLombokBO class static.
You can't use Builder on an inner non-static class, as the compile error at your example suggests in my IDE (Eclipse)

The method builder cannot be declared static; static methods can only
  be declared in a static or top level type

The reason is that @Buildergenerates an inner static class (the ProcessorLombokBOBuilder class) and adds a static method builder(), which is  by specification only possible if the outer class is also static, because else you need an enclosing instance to reference the Builder class, which contradicts the concept of a static type.
Original Post: Usually you instanciate your Builder via
ProcessorLombokBO.builder()

A: If you are using mapstruct-processor plugin in your Maven project, it will affect the builder method.
<plugin>
    <groupId>org.apache.maven.plugins</groupId>
    <artifactId>maven-compiler-plugin</artifactId>
    <version>3.5.1</version>
    <configuration>
        <source>1.8</source>
        <target>1.8</target>
        <annotationProcessorPaths>
            <path>
                <groupId>org.mapstruct</groupId>
                <artifactId>mapstruct-processor</artifactId>
                <version>1.4.2.Final</version>
            </path>
        </annotationProcessorPaths>
    </configuration>
</plugin>

A: Try adding the following entry to your POM, it helped in my case:
                       <annotationProcessorPaths>
                        <path>
                            <groupId>org.mapstruct</groupId>
                            <artifactId>mapstruct-processor</artifactId>
                            <version>${org.mapstruct.version}</version>
                        </path>
                        <path>
                            <groupId>org.projectlombok</groupId>
                            <artifactId>lombok</artifactId>
                            <version>${lombok.version}</version>
                        </path>
                        <path>
                            <groupId>org.projectlombok</groupId>
                            <artifactId>lombok-mapstruct-binding</artifactId>
                            <version>0.2.0</version>
                        </path>
                    </annotationProcessorPaths>

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Homepage : Comment : Joint List chooses the butcher's other hand: Benny Gantz
Laura Albast
Joint List chooses the butcher's other hand: Benny Gantz
Neither Netanyahu, nor challenger Benjamin Gantz attained a majority coalition [Getty]
Comment: Gantz has an atrocious record, but collaborating with him is a strategic move away from the politics of protest, to politics from within, writes Laura Albast.
Blue and White, Gantz, Israel, Palestinians, Joint List, Netanyahu
The Joint List, composed of four Arab parties, managed to win 15 seats and almost 13 percent of the popular vote in the March 2020 Israeli elections.
As the third largest bloc in the Knesset, Ayman Odeh and his MPs have moved decisively to oust Netanyahu by aligning with the Khaol Lavan (The Blue and White centrist liberal alliance).
As Netanyahu has been a particularly devastating leader for the Palestinians and the Arab citizens of Israel, the Joint List has chosen the butcher's other hand: Benny Gantz.
Gantz has an atrocious human rights record, is allied with far-right extremist parties (as is Netanyahu), and has promised the implementation of Trump's "Deal of the Century," which includes the displacement of Palestinian citizens of Israel in a so-called "land swap".
Gantz has also bragged about killing Palestinians during past electoral campaigns. The political tranquility he currently presents is a façade, masking what the former IDF chief is truly capable of doing to harm Israel's Arab minority and Palestinians in the occupied territories.
His welcoming of the Joint List's endorsement solely serves his motivation to unseat Netanyahu, and ironically echoes an old Arab idiom: "My brother and I against my cousin, and my cousin and I against the stranger." It is the perfect demonstration of enemies becoming allies of convenience.
The coalition against Netanyahu is worth a shot. What's the worst that could happen?
Their marginal influence will not necessarily grant them the ability to legislate, but it will help mitigate damage to basic Palestinian rights
The worst has already happened, be it in the form of the Nation State Law, the acceleration of settlement building, or the continued Israeli army atrocities. While it may seem hypocritical for the representatives of Palestinians in Israel to help someone like Gantz become the prime minister, it is a strategic move away from politics of protest to politics from within.
Their marginal influence will not necessarily grant them the ability to amend or introduce laws, but it will help mitigate damage to the basic rights of their constituents.
The Joint List continues to be the only party representing minority needs in Israeli politics. Its victory provides an opportunity to elevate its political platform and challenge the uncritical pro-Israeli foreign policies of other nations, but only if the MPs are able to wield their limited power effectively.
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The endorsement of Gantz is not as historic as holding 15 seats in the Knesset, gaining 20,000 votes from non-Arab citizens, introducing the first hijabi woman in Israeli politics and the first woman to represent the Islamic Movement party, Iman Khatib-Yassin, and the youngest female lawmaker at 34, Sundus Salih.
The 15-member bloc has the opportunity to dedicate the next four years to modeling leadership at home and abroad, demonstrating the Arab community's embrace of gender equality, highlighting the conditions that minorities live under in Israel, and championing equality in the harsh reality of coexistence.
In seizing this political moment, the unheard minority of Israel can declare themselves party to the debate on the question of Palestine as one of the often forgotten groups in the Palestinian-Israeli conflict. Perhaps then, some progress can be made.
While the weight of their seats is significant when it comes to coalition-building, it is small compared to a Knesset of 120 members, most of whom consider these MPs and their constituents to be inferior, if not terrorists.
In seizing this political moment, the unheard minority of Israel can declare themselves party to the debate on the question of Palestine
Racism in Israeli society is an impediment to Arabs ever being considered equal; it is so deeply ingrained that it likely will only be resolved through generational shifts in attitudes. This could begin with Gantz sticking to his promise of forming a government that serves all Israeli citizens alike, a fantasy so far unlikely to materialise.
Due to the coronavirus crisis, negotiating a unity government has been halted and the Knesset has been shuttered, giving Netanyahu full control of Israel, for now.
Timing is indeed everything: the Joint List's endorsement may have held more weight and garnered more attention had there not been a global pandemic that gives Netanyahu emergency jurisdiction. The pandemic will now allow the Likud leader to hold onto power and exacerbate human rights abuses in Israel and in the occupied Palestinian territories - he will go unscrutinised in this time of emergency, and he may be able to gain political momentum in the process.
Even if Netanyahu's favourability isn't boosted when the health crisis is contained, and even if Gantz betrays the Joint List or proves to be worse than Netanyahu in the long term, an attempt at a coalition with the center-right is worth a shot.
The Palestinian people and the Arab citizens have already been through the worst of Israel - one more futile political move will hardly change the situation.
Laura Albast is Palestinian-American. She holds degrees from the American University of Beirut and Boston University, and works at an NGO in Washington, D.C.
Follow her on Twitter: @Lau_Bast
Ben Lynfield
Palestinian-Israelis beat Netanyahu, delivering stunning results for Arab List
In-depth: Thanks to political unity and huge turnout, the Arab Joint List achieved stunning results in Israel's latest election, denying right-wing PM Netanyahu a majority, writes Ben Lynfield from Jerusalem
Ali Adam
Gantz would entrench occupation of Palestine, just like Netanyahu
Comment: Israel's mainstream parties are on the same page when it comes to maintaining the occupation of the Palestinian territories, writes Ali Adam.

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Discussion in 'Lounge' started by chasethechuckwagon, Mar 11, 2009.
I figured many of you must be older gamers, or into classic games. A couple nights ago I had a pretty amazing Craigslist score of nearly 300 boxed games from the Colecovision, Atari 2600,7800,5200 and NES.
Looks like you hit the mother lode, congratulations!


It doesnt matter which holiday is approaching. Thanksgiving, Christmas, you name it…. as long as you have a black door, a wreath is going to look great on it.
Love the wreath and sign on and above the window.
Purchasing a ready-made wreath can be expensive and you still may not get what you want. The Everyday Home shares 5 Easy Steps to make a DIY Summer Wreath.


"Let's awake the Buddhahood within yourself" for "Peace in All Adversities". You may hear of one of the greatest expression of Buddhahood is the Great Vows to save all sentient beings of Buddha, Boddhisattva.
Buddha had said: "I am the already Buddha. Other living beings are the ongoing Buddhas." It is the ultimate truth because of thanks to waking the Buddhahood within each of living beings, they can improve their Buddhahood and become Buddha.
Thus, on the Dharma pathway of a Buddhist, the prerequisite thing for us to do is to awake our Buddhahood. We realize it first. Moreover, we have to awake our Buddhahood. Finally, applying the Buddhahood within yourself into the way you think, speak, and act in daily life.
Because life is a two-sided coin, we can't separate all suffering and adversities from our life.
Kṣitigarbha Bodhisattva – the great Boddhisattva of hell realm. Let's learn from Kṣitigarbha Bodhisattva so as to delete bad karmas and awake the Buddhahood.
First of All, What is Buddhahood in Buddhism?
Buddhahood in Buddhism is as the same as the milk of human kindness. This is the great loving compassion and kindness within yourself.
Have you ever wondered why the eyes of children shine like a diamond? The reason is their soul is pure and full of care for others. Likewise, Buddhahood is the ultimate nature of all sentient beings. It lays inside our heart. It reminds us to do good things but to avoid bad things. No matter how cruel someone is, Buddhahood is still within his mind. However, it is temporarily covered by other bad seeds.
As a normal person, our Buddhahood is also challenged through times. In other words, our pure soul with kindness and loving compassion is not the same as it was when we were a child.
That is the reason why innumerable Buddhas, Bodhisattvas had made Great Vows to save all of the sentient beings in five realms of reincarnations. And the first thing they do is to save the soul of sentient beings in the world. It means, to awake the Buddhahood within the soul of all sentient beings.
In short, Buddhahood is the ultimate nature of all of us. It is always beside you and the main duty of your Dharma pathway is to awake the Buddhahood within yourself. As a result, you will find it peaceful no matter what diversities you have to face throughout your life.
The Buddhahood is the inside nature of all sentient beings. Let you remember: Love all beings. Treat them as you would treat yourself.
Kṣitigarbha Bodhisattva or the Bodhisattva of the Hell Realm is the great Bodhisattva in Buddhism. Kṣitigarbha Bodhisattva had strongly made one Great Vow.
This Great Vow means Kṣitigarbha Bodhisattva had been keeping on saving all of the sentient beings in the hell realms. Of course, Kṣitigarbha Bodhisattva can't become the Buddha in the present because there are a large number of the ones with bad karmas in the hell realms.
I have heard of the story about Kṣitigarbha Bodhisattva saving a man in the hell realm.
"Once a day, Kṣitigarbha Bodhisattva went in the hell realm to find the ones who can still be saved.
There were a lot of men in this hell realm. They saw Kṣitigarbha Bodhisattva. One man asked for help.
This man thought about it for a while. As he had made many bad karmas when he was alive, he found it a difficult to answer.
How important the Buddhahood is? Here is the answer, from this story.
The Great Buddhahood is the motivation for Kṣitigarbha Bodhisattva to practice the Boddhisattva-pathway. In other words, the Great Buddhahood is the requirement for becoming Buddha.
Improving the Buddhahood and following the Boddhisattva-pathway is the great way for you to attain peace and get closer to Nirvana. Let you learn from Kṣitigarbha Bodhisattva. His Great Buddhahood is always ready for sentient beings, although sentient beings in the hell realm.
A small good seed of Buddhahood can save your life. On the contrary, a small bad seed of Anger can hit you down. A man is saved by his only one good behavior – saving a spider's life. However, because of his lacking kindness, his selfishness and anger had hit him down.
You are the owner of Buddhahood within yourself. It motivates you to plant good karmas or make bad karmas. Being the great owner of the Buddhahood also means to be the owner of karma.
To become the Buddha, Kṣitigarbha Bodhisattva have to go through the darkest place in all planes of existence. Buddhahood is also planted and expressed in the adversities.
Sometimes, if you feel a little tired, let you listen to Kṣitigarbha Bodhisattva's mantra.
How to Awake The Buddhahood to Find "Peace in All Adversities"?
We are all normal sentient beings. Of course, we tend to get angry, unhappy easily. In other words, we are the victims of our Greed, Hatred, and Illusion. We are not perfect ones, thus we should learn to awake our Buddhahood within ourselves.
Life is a two-sided coin. We can't always prevent the sufferings from appearing in our life. However, we can choose the suitable attitude for each and every adversity we face.
It is about the Buddhahood: let us live with calmness and kindness.
Giving someone a chance to say apologize.
Making a donation to charity.
Talking about nice things to a stranger or sharing useful knowledge with others.
Don't get mad by the drunk ones.
Inspiring others by your good energy.
The art of giving is to give with pleasure. You feel totally comfortable because you really love to making a favor for others.
Practicing loving-kindness meditation is a great way for you to improve loving compassion or Buddhahood. For both yourself and others people. In Pali language, its name is "Metta Bhavana". For detail, "Metta" means "kindness" or "loving compassion". And "Bhavana" means "cultivation".
First of all, let start with respect and loving-kindness for yourself. Feeling the peace and love inside yourself. You can tell yourself nice words such as: "May I be happy." The only thing you need to this in this step is to send the signals of nice treatment and cares for yourself.
Secondly, moving your attention to others. You should practice thinking about these types of person.
Someone really cares for you.
Your close friend or a family member.
A person whom you neither like nor dislike – a "neutral" person in your social network.
Your enemy or someone whom you really hate.
All beings in the world.
You transfer the feeling of love for yourself to them. For each person, you spend about 3-5 minutes to think and fill your soul with love for them.
"May they be fine. And may they be alright.
May they be healthy. And may they be strong.
May they be peaceful. And may they be joyful.
It is great for you to practice loving-kindness meditation every day. After a short time of practicing, you will find it peaceful and your loving compassion for yourself and others is developed. Finally, even though how much difficulty you have to face in your life, you can also find "Peace in All Adversities" as you have had well prepared before.
No matter how your life is, let find the peace in all adversities. You can totally achieve it by the great Buddhahood inside your mind.
Again, life is a two-sided coin. Both happiness and suffering are temporary. In fact, life will always send you some unexpected gifts. And you are the one who will decide how you react to all adversities in your life. Having a bright outlook on life or being negative, it depends on you. If you feel really hurt now, let you believe that this emotion will no sooner or later disappear. At a higher level of spiritual development, you will be totally able to be the great owner of your feeling as well as all behaviors in adversities.
In sum, Buddhahood is really the good seed for the Nỉrvana tree. You plant it and take care of it well every day, no matter you are in the beautiful days or the stormy nights.
Let's learn from our Buddha – The World Honored One. Buddha is the Greatest One with Greatest Buddhahood.
Let's learn from Kṣitigarbha Bodhisattva – The Boddhisattva of the hell realm: going through the darkest place to find each seed of Buddhahood inside sentient beings.
Kindness and Great Compassion is not only in the comfortable conditions. The Buddhahood inside ourselves is awakened, nourished, developed, and challenged in all adversities. Therefore, if you're in extreme suffering somedays, let you think that it is really such a great opportunity for you to climb upon the spider's silk so as to escape from the hell realm. Be patient. Having a bright outlook on life. Encouraging others to change for a better life. As the result, you will find "Peace in All Adversities." Of course, in this way, you will get closer to Nirvana, as the same as Kṣitigarbha Bodhisattva is going on Boddhisattva-pathway to become Buddha.


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by Judy Berman
Jay Som
"1 Billion Dogs"
Play Track
Via SoundCloud
Melina Duterte, the Oakland-based multi-instrumentalist who records as Jay Som, is a rock songwriter with a pop soul. That sensibility can lead to dreamy ballads like "I Think You're Alright" and "The Bus Song," but on "1 Billion Dogs," Duterte sounds wide awake. The second single from her upcoming album, Everybody Works, is a track so urgent, that its first verse kicks in without even the briefest of intros. Layering aerated girl-group vocals over fuzzy guitars isn't exactly an original recipe, but what's novel about this song is its study in contrasts. The sweet title and brisk pace obscure disorienting lyrics: "I can't see straight," Duterte intones. "I'm tired and I'm alone." The solo she breaks out in its final minute is something entirely new, a metallic echo of her vocal melody that sounds more sci-fi than rock. "1 Billion Dogs" is Duterte's approximation of a pump up song: one that gives you the energy to leave your room for the voyages that await in the unknown right outside.


Ty Newydd (meaning New House) is a 19 th Century stone built detached house in the village of Tremadog (Madocs Town). Only having three letting rooms you become part of the family, and are treated as such.
Ty Newydd Holiday Flats are behind the main house, with parking outside. The flats back on to what was the old jail house of Tremadog. It is said that the flats used be a barn that was used to house the police carts and horses.
Tremadog has a Village square which hosts three pubs all doing very good food and Ale. There is also a Restaurant, Spar shop, Post Office and Chip Shop. We have a good bus service going to Porthmadog and Caernarfon. The main line railway station is 1/2mile away and the Ffestiniog railway is 11/2 miles away.
You could spend yours day lazing on the sandy beach at black rock sands or wonder through the rolling hills of Snowdonia.


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Q: Clip videos using azure media services I've uploaded & encoded a video as an asset using AMS's AdaptiveStreaming preset to be able to stream the whole video.
I now need to split the video into short clips that will need be streamed as well. How do I go about it?
(The start & end times of the video-clips are known.)

A: Are your clips going to be at arbitrary in/out points (eg. start at 3 seconds 22 frames into the input video, and stop 18 seconds 12 frames)? If so, you would need to use the original video source, and follow the steps outlined here. As indicated in that article, you would have to start with one of the presets where the bitrates, resolutions etc. are explicitly defined. At this time, we don't support the ability to combine clipping/trimming with the "Adaptive Streaming" preset.


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Q: Display history of a single test result in Jenkins - additional plugin or config issue? Currently our Jenkins server only displays a history/graph for the overall number of passed/skipped/failed tests - I'm assuming that's the behavior out of the box.
If you select a single test, you'll get information for how long the test was failing (assuming it did fail).
However, we'd like to see is a history for that single test across the different builds to identify whether the test has been failing in the past (and when) even though it just passed. If you find a build where it failed, you could click on it, and investigate what might have caused the failure; if it passes again, you could check whether something actually fixed the test, or whether it was failing randomly all along.
Is this something that can be done somehow through the config, or do we need an additional plugin for this? If yes, which one?
Not sure if this makes much difference, but we're using Java (Maven) & TestNG (Surefire).

A: Both the TestNG plugin and the JUnit plugin will actually display history of the test results.
You just need to pick a given result and then:

*

*For JUnit click on "History" on the left side, and

*For TestNG click you will see the history in the graph above the result. You can just click on the bars in the bars to see the older results, and also if you click closer to the edge, the scope of the test results will adjust

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A: Does the Static Code Analysis plugin help?


Jones Cup 2018 Updates, Schedule & Live Stream. 40th Annual William Jones Cup Tournament (July 14-22, 2018) at the Xinzhuang Gymnasium in New Taipei City. Reigning UAAP Men's Basketball Champions Ateneo de Manila University (Ateneo Blue Eagles) will represent the Philippines in the 2018 William Jones Cup.
Participating Teams: Philippines - Ateneo, Canada - 3D Global Sports, Chinese Taipei-A (Blue), Chinese Taipei-B (White), Lithuania, Japan, South Korea, Indonesia and Iran.


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accelerate trait-based science across the Tree of Life.
Lemmon, E.M., Yant, L., Van de Peer, Y., Keogh, J.S., Donnellan, S.C. (submitted).
and niche shifts in Australian burrowing frogs Neobatrachus.
E.M., Zaher, H., Grazziotin, F., Keogh, J.S. (submitted).
Total evidence dating of Australian macropods.
Macroevolution across a changing Australian landscape. PhD Thesis.
(2018). Esquerré, D., Brennan, I.G., Catullo, R.A., Torres-Pérez, F., Keogh, J.S.
How mountains shape biodiversity: the role of the Andes in biogeography, diversification and reproductive biology in South America's most species rich lizard radiation (Squamata: Liolaemidae).
Evolution. evo.13657. Link or Download.
(2018). Brennan, I.G., Keogh, J.S.
Miocene biome turnover constrained body size evolution across multiple radiations of Australian vertebrates.
Proceedings of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences 285: 20181474. Link or Download.
Peterson, G., Rabosky, D.L., Schwarzkopf, L., Scott, I.A.W., Shea, G., Keogh, J.S.
Australian Eulamprus water skinks and the biogeography of Eastern Australia.
Journal of Biogeography 2018;45:2040-2052. Link or Download.
2017. Brennan, I.G., Oliver, P.M.
Mass turnover and recovery dynamics of a diverse Australian continental radiation.
Evolution 71 (5):1352-1365. Link or Download.
Covered in popular media at: IFL Science, the Daily Mail, Gizmodo (bonus points for "lizard-pocalypse"), International Business Times, and here at ANU (with video).
2017. Brennan, I.G., Bauer, A.M., Van Tri, N., Wang, Yy., Wang, Wz., Zhang, YP., Murphy, R.W.
Barcoding utility in a mega-diverse, cross-continental genus: keeping pace with Cyrtodactylus geckos.
Link (open access) or Download.
2017. Brennan, I.G., Bauer, A.M.
Notes on hemipenial morphology and its implications in the Pygopodidae (Boulenger, 1884).
Bonn zoological Bulletin 66 (1): 15-28. Link or Download.
2016. Ziegler, T., Botov, A., Nguyen, T.T., Bauer, A.M., Brennan, I.G., Ngo, H.T., Nguyen, T.Q.
First molecular verification of Dixonius vietnamensis Das, 2004 (Squamata: Gekkonidae) with the description of a new species from Vinh Cuu Nature Reserve, Dong Nai Province, Vietnam.
Zootaxa 4136 (3):553-566. Link or Download.
2016. Brennan, I.G., Bauer, A.M., Jackman, T.R.
Mitochondrial introgression via ancient hybridization, and systematics of the Australian endemic pygopodid gecko genus Delma.
Molecular Phylogenetics and Evolution 94 (2016): 577-590. Link or Download.
2015. Botov, A., Trung, P.M., Truong, Q.N., Brennan, I.G., Bauer, A.M., Ziegler, T.
A new species of Dixonius (Squamata: Gekkonidae) from Phu Quy Island, Vietnam.
Zootaxa 4040 (1):048-058. Link or Download.
Covered in popular media at: Monga Bay.
2015. Maryan, B., Brennan, I.G., Adams, M., Aplin, K.P.
Molecular and morphological assessment of Delma australis (Squamata: Pygopodidae) with description of a new species from the biodiversity 'hotspot' of southwestern Western Australia.
Zootaxa 3946 (3): 301-330. Link or Download.
2015. Jono, T., Bauer, A.M., Brennan, I.G., Mori, A.
A new species of Blaesodactylus (Squamata: Gekkonidae) from Tsingy karstic outcrops in Ankarana National Park, northern Madagascar.
Zootaxa 3980 (3): 406-416. Link or Download.
Natural History Notes. Osteophagy by Agassiz's Desert Tortoise Gopherus agassizii.
Herpetological Review 43 (4):638–639. Download.
Interspecific and intraspecific relationships and biogeography of flap-footed geckos Delma Gray 1831.
Unpublished M.Sc. Thesis, Villanova University, Villanova, Pennsylvania, USA, 143 pp. Download.


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USTR Press Week Ahead: March 25-29
President's 2013 Trade Policy Agenda Calls for Continued Progress and Bold Steps to Support Greater Economic Growth and Jobs
USTR Press Week Ahead: March 4-8
U.S. Trade Representative Ron Kirk Announces New Opportunities for Egypt – Israel Qualifying Industrial Zone Program
United States and Republic of Iraq Announce Progress on Entry into Force of TIFA
Deputy U.S. Trade Representative Demetrios Marantis Welcomes Hard Work, Productive Outcomes in Revived U.S.-Taiwan Talks
Interagency Trade Policy Group Holds Public Hearing on Negotiating Objectives for International Services Agreement Negotiations
TPP Negotiations Shift Into Higher Gear at 16th Round
Statement by U.S. Trade Representative Attaché Ken Schagrin at the WTO Trade Policy Review of Burma
U.S. Trade Representative Kirk Seeks World Trade Organization Dispute Settlement on Indonesia's Import Restrictions
Kirk Announces Deputy U.S. Trade Representative Marantis To Serve As Acting USTR
Statement by Acting U.S. Trade Representative Demetrios Marantis on Japan's Announcement Regarding the Trans-Pacific Partnership
One Year Later, U.S.-Korea Trade Agreement Supports Growth in U.S. Manufacturing, Farm, Services Exports
United States and Korea Hold First Meeting of the Labor Affairs Council under the United States-Korea Trade Agreement
Obama Administration Notifies Congress of Intent to Negotiate Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership
The United States Explores New Opportunity to Boost Trade and Investment with West Africa
USTR Press Week Ahead: April 1-6
Letter from Acting U.S. Trade Representative Marantis to U.S. International Trade Commission Chairman Irving Williamson
Ambassador Ron Kirk Vacates Post After Four Years of Service in Obama Cabinet
Washington, DC – Departing U.S. Trade Representative Ron Kirk announced today that Deputy United States Trade Representative Demetrios Marantis will assume the post of Acting United States Trade Representative effective Friday, March 15, 2013, as Ambassador Kirk departs his position after four years of service in President Obama's Cabinet.
Marantis, confirmed by the U.S. Senate as Deputy USTR in May 2009, has been responsible for U.S. trade negotiations and enforcement in Asia and Africa, including the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) Forum, the U.S.-China Joint Commission on Commerce and Trade (JCCT), the U.S.-India Trade Policy Forum, and Trade and Investment Framework Agreements with countries ranging from South Africa to the Philippines. Ambassador Marantis also leads USTR global initiatives on trade and the environment, as well as trade and development, including the administration of the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA) and the Generalized System of Preferences (GSP) program. As Deputy USTR, Ambassador Marantis played a central role in the negotiation and congressional passage of the U.S.-Korea trade agreement, which entered into force on March 15, 2012. He also spearheaded conclusion in APEC of the first-ever agreement to reduce tariffs on environmental goods.
"Demetrios has been a leading voice for President Obama's trade policies in Asia and Africa, and he has been instrumental in successes from the completion of the U.S.-Korea trade agreement to the advancing of the Trans-Pacific Partnership and beyond," said Ambassador Kirk. "I have valued Demetrios's contributions and counsel during my time as USTR, and his expertise and leadership abilities will bolster this agency's work for the American people and in the global trading community at this time of transition."
Before joining the Administration, Ambassador Marantis served as Chief International Trade Counsel for the Senate Finance Committee. Ambassador Marantis joined the committee in February 2005 after serving as Issues Director on the Kerry-Edwards 2004 presidential campaign.
Ambassador Marantis spent two years in Hanoi as Chief Legal Advisor for the U.S.-Vietnam Trade Council, providing technical assistance on international trade matters. Between 1998 and 2002, he served as Associate General Counsel in the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative where he negotiated provisions of international trade agreements and represented the United States in WTO dispute settlement proceedings. He also worked for five years in the Washington, D.C. and Brussels, Belgium offices of Akin, Gump, Strauss, Hauer & Feld.


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When the federal No Child Left Behind Act arrived in Hawai'i this year and more than one-fourth of the state's public school children were eligible to transfer to a different school, educators didn't know if they should expect an avalanche or a trickle of requests.
Just in case, they braced for the worst-case scenario: a bureaucratic nightmare of organizing student transportation and the physical shuffling of thousands of students. Parent letters were mailed out in a dozen languages, principals were prepped on procedures and the Department of Education waited for the deluge.
In Hawai'i and in school districts across the country, it seems that families are loath to leave their neighborhood schools.
About 48,000 children in Hawai'i attend high-poverty schools that have consistently failed to reach academic benchmarks set by the state for reading and math.
Yet few families have taken advantage of the provision of the federal education law known as school choice, which allows students from failing campuses to transfer to schools with higher standardized test scores. The DOE received 131 transfer requests from families, or less than 1 percent of those eligible.
Many parents who chose to disregard the school transfer option cited their children's friends, proximity, satisfaction with the education they were receiving and the availability of tutoring and after-school programs on their campus.
Those children who did receive transfers will switch schools tomorrow, the first day of the second quarter of the school year under the state's traditional calendar.
Young Mahalath, a Palolo Valley resident who sends his 9-year-old son to Palolo Elementary, said he wouldn't think of switching his child to a school far away from his neighborhood even though he could have applied for it.
"He's got friends here," Mahalath said. "He's got lots of friends, and he likes it."
Nationally there's also been little interest in transfers. Just 37 students at a school district in Colorado Springs, Colo., have chosen to move to a new school. In Fulton County, Ga., 331 of 11,000 eligible children were expected to transfer.
Maribel Sicely is one parent who took advantage of the option to transfer. She asked that her 8-year-old daughter and 10-year-old son move from Wahiawa Elementary to nearby Hale Kula Elementary, which is at Schofield.
Sicely said it's a 10-minute drive to drop off her children in the mornings. They attend the after-school A-Plus program, and her husband picks them up after school. Both children switched to the new school last week because Hale Kula was willing to take them early.
"My husband is in the military, and we wanted the kids at a school on base," she said. "The transition was very smooth. We were able to work with the vice principal at Hale Kula, and she was willing to take them right away. I was very worried that they both might not get in. I have a friend who could only transfer her daughter to another school but not her son. I was very blessed to get both of them in."
The requests for transfers and tutoring are new options available to parents under the No Child Left Behind Act, a federal education law that mandates yearly improvement in the nation's high-poverty schools. In Hawai'i, 82 schools did not meet the state's academic goals last year.
Two of Antonette McLean's three children attend Palolo Elementary, which she said is close to family members and provides after-school tutoring.
"This isn't a perfect school," McLean said. "Most of the kids are learning English, so their scores aren't as high. But they have the VISTA (tutoring) program and special services. I like it here."
Educators had suspected that many parents might wait until next year to apply for transfers because the parent-choice program is new and untested. They also thought parents might stick with the neighborhood schools so their children could remain with their friends, participate easily in after-school activities and not have to go through the disruption of switching schools midyear, especially with schools using different calendars.
Transferring also may have been limited because slots at better schools are hard to find.
But national and local opinion polls also have consistently shown that people tend to have a higher opinion of their neighborhood school than of other campuses.
The Phi Delta Kappa/Gallup Poll of the Public's Attitudes Toward the Public Schools released during the summer showed that the closer people were to a school, the more they liked it.
More than 70 percent of parents of public school children gave their school a grade of A or B. Just under half gave the schools in their community a grade of A or B. And only 24 percent of people gave the nation's public schools as a whole a grade of A or B; 16 percent gave them a D or F.
The 2001 Hawai'i Opinion Poll on Public Education showed that people feel much the same way here, even though they don't think quite as favorably of Hawai'i's schools as other people think of their community schools.
Nearly half of Hawai'i's parents rated their child's school with a grade of A or B. Only 19.4 percent of parents gave public schools statewide a grade of A or B.
Lima Paleafei, whose 8-year-old daughter attends Honowai Elementary School, one of the campuses children could transfer from, said she is happy with the school and the teachers.
"It's fine if other people want to move, but I'm satisfied with my child here," Paleafei said. "I was a school teacher myself, so I help her a lot. This is a two-way street with the parents and the teachers. A lot of times parents just send their kids to school and expect the teachers to do everything. I'm right behind my child's education."
Alfonso Fernandez, whose daughter Aubrey, 5, also attends Honowai Elementary, said he couldn't be more pleased with the school. Aubrey arrived from the Philippines a year ago and is in first grade, but is already bilingual in Tagalog and English.
"My daughter has learned a lot here," Fernandez said. "Even I was surprised."
Although Hawai'i has long had a geographic exception rule that allowed children to transfer to different campuses, the No Child Left Behind Act marks the first time that low-income children get priority over other students.
Because poverty is considered a major risk factor for children, the No Child Left Behind Act targets schools where at least 45 percent of the student body receive free- or reduced-price lunches, a common measure of poverty. The schools receive federal money to improve learning and, in turn, are expected to demonstrate annual progress in academics.
Lisa Sarcedo, a parent with children attending Palolo Elementary, said she wants them to remain there because of Success For All, the school reform program Palolo is involved in. She said other schools that are not in high-poverty areas might not have the same number of before- and after-school programs.
"I believe in the program. I believe in the teachers," Sarcedo said. "This school is doing fine. It's a small campus. The kids get lots of attention. This school can offer a lot more than some other schools."


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As part of our series looking at skin cancer, we've spoken to Cancer Research UK who says there is a need for people to be more aware of skin cancer and how to protect themselves.
Casey Dunlop, a Health Information Officer at the charity, told ITV News that although people are aware of the link between sun exposure and cancer it is something more need to be more aware of.
She gave us some advice about how to stay safe in the sun.
As well as explaining exactly what SPF is.


I recently got a couple of rabbits, and I noticed that the fur I pick up when I'm brushing them is really, really soft. I know some people reuse pet hair in needlefelting, but I'm wondering how you're supposed to do that? I'd like to wash it first, but I don't know how you're meant to do that, and I'm guessing you would need to card it after it's washed? Anyone here know?
I've tried washing the hair of my rabbits but it always ended up as a lump of felt. Carding that would be painstaking. It worked better when I first needle felted it on and then washed the finished sculpture.
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As part of the national activation of Treatment for All, UICC is keen to engage individuals and organisations who would be willing to mentor and support UICC member organisations in their engagement with the Treatment for All campaign, in particular the Treatment for All online course and the preparations required for the Country Champions to launch a national Treatment for All campaign on World Cancer Day 2020. Support may take the form of technical expertise, facilitation of new contacts, explanatory phone calls or webinars, and project management guidance.
As Mentors, your engagement will contribute to the collective efforts of civil society to prioritise cancer control and help shape effective national policies to secure better outcomes for patients, supporting the translation of global commitments into national action. Furthermore, joining as a Mentor could be a great development opportunity for individual staff, sharing their knowledge and expertise with others, and bringing a global perspective to their work.
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Support Country Champions after the workshop to develop and implement a timely, sustainable national Treatment for All campaign to be launched on World Cancer Day 2020.
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UICC will have primary oversight and responsibility for all activities within the national activation of Treatment for All, including engagement with Treatment for All Country Champions and monitoring of overall progress. UICC will also develop relevant tools and materials, including the toolkit, virtual course, and monitoring and evaluation templates, to support Country Champions with development and implementation of their national Treatment for All advocacy campaigns. These materials will support Mentors in their role, to enable them to provide direct one-on-one guidance and advice.


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European Energy Producers Are Reducing Methane Emissions
Written on: January 5, 2023
A WLPGA conference highlights the importance of diverting waste for renewable fuel production
The development and production of renewable propane has skyrocketed in recent years. One significant reason for this growth is the availability of its feedstocks, which include animal and plant oils and materials that most consider to be waste.
In Europe, renewable propane producers have been working in tandem with biogas (also called renewable natural gas) companies to put food, agricultural, human and animal waste products to use creating renewable energy. In the process, they are making substantial strides at reducing methane emissions.
The difference between propane and methane
On a molecular level, propane consists of a chain of three carbon atoms bonded to eight hydrogen atoms. Methane's molecule consists of one carbon atom bonded to four hydrogen atoms. This makes a difference in terms of the two products' physical properties. Methane must be cooled substantially to take a liquid form. Propane becomes a liquid under pressure at a much higher temperature.
This is why natural gas (which is primarily composed of methane) exists in a gaseous state and must be transported in a utility's pipe grid, whereas liquid propane can be transported in trucks, rail cars and cylinders. Propane also burns at a much higher temperature than methane, producing more than double the Btu output per cubic foot.
One concerning issue regarding methane is that it is more than 80 times more potent than carbon dioxide at trapping heat in the atmosphere. In addition to fuel extraction, livestock farms, landfills and the microbial activity in wetlands contribute mightily to methane emissions. It's not possible to remove methane from the planet altogether.
But there are ways to lower methane emissions in the service of renewable energy.
How Europe's energy producers are committing to methane reduction
Diverting organic waste away from landfills can lower the release of methane. Putting it to use generating biofuel, renewable propane and biogas has the benefit of replacing less green heating products used in homes, businesses and on our roadways.
In Europe, many of these renewable energy products are called "off-grid renewable gases" because they can be distributed without a utility grid. These fuels are insulated from grid dependability issues and can more easily serve poorer, rural households that don't have access to a utility.
Reducing methane emissions has immediate environmental benefits. The technology already exists to convert methane-emitting waste into biofuel, biogas and renewable propane. Currently, 150 nations have committed to the Global Methane Pledge, which aims to "reduce global methane emissions at least 30 percent from 2020 levels by 2030." These nations include the U.S., the United Kingdom and the European Union.
Speaking at a recent World LPG Association (WLPGA) roundtable, Charlotte Morton, OBE of the World Biogas Association noted that, although Europe remains a prime hub for methane reduction in the service of creating biofuels, she sees potential growth in the United States. Citing the passage of the Inflation Reduction Act, Morton believes there are growing incentives coming from American policymakers.
What this means for renewable propane
Renewable propane is produced with similar feedstocks to biofuel and biogas. We believe the renewable propane and other innovative blends will be America's most widely available, affordable carbon-neutral energy solution. Producing them will be a crucial component in reducing methane emissions.
Sophia Haywood is the Advocacy and Communications Manager for Dimeta, a company that advances the production of renewable fuels, including recycled carbon Dimethyl Ether (rDME), which can be blended with conventional propane and markedly lower its carbon intensity. Speaking at the WLPGA roundtable, she was optimistic about the industry's embrace of renewable technologies.
"We need a solution that will work for the industry, as well as households, businesses and policymakers," she said. "I think we're all headed in the right direction — we just need to keep up the momentum."
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Inadvertent Exposure Spreads Hospital Superbugs, Says Study
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Inadvertent exposure of hospital housekeepers and transporters to antibiotic-resistant superbugs, such as MRSA, is one cause of the rampant international hospital infection epidemic, according to a expert study.
Dangerous infections such as pneumonia and sepsis, which can be caused by drug-resistant microbes such as MRSA, increased US healthcare costs by $8.1bn in 2006 due to protracted hospital stays and treatment, the study conducted by Extending the Cure said.
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Over 60% of hospital-acquired infections are now in the general patient population, up from only 2% in the mid-1970s, when infections were mostly confined to acute care areas, researchers said.
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Falcons at Bears: Who's practicing, who's not? Brian Hill sidelined with ankle injury
FLOWERY BRANCH, Ga. -- The Falcons hit the practice fields on Wednesday as they began preparation for the Chicago Bears.
One player who did not participate was running back Brian Hill. The rookie from Wyoming is dealing with an ankle injury he suffered in the Falcons third preseason game against the Cardinals. Head coach Dan Quinn said he anticipates Hill being out longer.
"He'll likely be out as we're going through the next couple of days," Quinn said. "Past that, we're in pretty good shape from an injury standpoint."
Tackle Austin Pasztor (chest) and running back Terron Ward (hamstring) practiced in a limited fashion.
The Falcons and the Bears will square off at Soldier Field on Sunday with kickoff starting at 1 p.m. ET.


I've been so out-of-hand lately.
I know my place and all but I just don't know what has gotten into me.
For instance, I was told to stay at home and fininsh cleaning but instead I went to work. Now it doesn't matter that it was I who said stay home but why didn't I listen?
Yesterday I was told to shut up but I didn't, Matter of fact, I talked even more. This insanity has to end. I'm putting my foot down.
You know, men folk don't like a sassy woman. They got a war to fight and all and other manly things to do and they don't have time to deal with a sassy-mouthed, hardheaded woman. This I know to be true.
Just ask any of them about it. Ask them if they mind putting up with your mindless chatter, endless requests and paying attention to you. Ask any of them. The answer will be a resounding No!
If you women would just do what the man says, get his dinner on time (and don't burn it) and stay out of his way, the world would be a much, much better place.
Luther Campbell of 2 Live Crew, chimed in on the Middle East war this morning on Fox during Your World with Cavuto.
He said America should stay out of it because it is a regional situation. In other words, if America got into it, it would turn into a free-for-all over there and lead to World War 3.
"I'm sitting there looking at kids dying and women bleeding--I don't think that's good for (anyone)," he said.


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Business and Finance helps the University by modern thought and leadership, collaboratively promoting the very best interests of the University, influencing cultural change, and being efficient stewards of assets by providing prime quality providers. BA (Hons) Enterprise with Finance is a complete diploma designed to give you the confidence and data to successfully enter the competitive graduate jobs market. Bursaries are a type of monetary assist along with scholar loans and grants that shouldn't have to be paid again. The bursaries we are providing for 2017 entrants are listed below. All students who enrol on the complete-time Enterprise Finance MSc can have the opportunity to complete a placement. A placement can significantly enhance your employability and expose you to actual-world situations within the Banking and Finance trade, and importantly, let you community with industry professionals.
This Grasp's programme examines key issues from both a enterprise and economic perspective, together with how multinational corporations leverage financial markets when searching for to take advantage of international business opportunities, the management challenges introduced, and the relevance of these to financial and capital markets. Students who're eager to achieve a deeper understanding of finance should consider enrolling in a single or each of the finance extensions. Empirical finance extension develops college students' superior technical and analysis skills and is a useful basis for college kids contemplating honours. Financial providers extension is designed for college kids contemplating a career in the banking and financial services sectors.


20 pantry essentials for the modern cook. 20 ways to pair them together. Because while these things are good individually, it's when you start mixing that they really take off.
Varieties of North Africa's prized chile paste vary wildly—some are mild and sweet, others will strip the paint off your car—but it's a versatile player that adds heat to dressings, soups, and grilled meats and fish. Pantry Math: Add it to tomato paste and a little pasta water to create an instant diablo spaghetti sauce.
A little tomato paste goes a long way, and that's why it's crucial to shun those tiny cans and go for the resealable tubes. For a concentrated punch of sweetness and umami, squeeze some paste into a skillet where you're pan-roasting squash or spoon some into a pot of chili. Pantry Math: Make a schmear of tomato paste and za'atar and rub it on steaks and leg of lamb.
Lebanon's (and Israel's...and Palestine's...and Jordan's...) iconic spice blend has everything: thyme and oregano for herbiness, sumac for tartness, sesame seeds for a creamy nuttiness. So there's pretty much nothing this spice can't do. Rub your roasts with it, stir it into olive oil and dip your pitas into it, and finish your soups with a sprinkle (or more). Pantry Math: Stir za'atar and chopped preserved lemon rind into yogurt. Then, dip into it every vegetable you can find.
The recipe calls for lemon zest? Go ahead and replace that with chopped preserved lemon peel instead. Salty and puckery, this stuff lends a briny sunniness to everything it touches—and a jar of it lasts forever. Pantry Math: Combine it with mayo and slather it on a sandwich; tuck the chopped rind under chicken skin with a little garlic; toss it with chopped herbs and capers for a gremolata effect.
What chocolate chips are to cookies, capers are to pretty much everything else: A burst of flavor that becomes the reason to eat a dish. They add a briny pop to tomato sauces, salad dressings, sautéed shrimp, and even seared steak. For both salt and crunch, fry capers until crispy and sprinkle them on pan-seared fish. Pantry Math: Blend with new-crop olive oil and brush over grilled eggplant.
Why new-crop olive oil instead of, say, a nice extra virgin? Because nothing is fresher. This stuff is so fresh, in fact, that you probably don't want to cook with it—it's packed with enough flavor that it functions as an instant sauce for any meat, seafood, or roasted vegetable. Pantry Math: For a classic vinaigrette that you never knew could taste so good, whisk a glug with salt, freshly ground pepper, and a bit of sherry vinegar.
If you have just one vinegar always on hand, that's fine—we don't judge. Just make sure it's sherry. More interesting than white-wine vinegar and more versatile than rice-wine, sherry vinegar has a distinctive flavor that wakes up salads, pots of beans, and pan sauces alike. Pantry Math: Stir together sherry vinegar and a little fish sauce and pour over roasted Brussels sprouts.
Add this umami-packed condiment (made from fermented Vietnamese anchovies) into any marinade, any dipping sauce, any soup—and watch your food get transformed with its signature, savory depth. Pantry Math: Whisk fish sauce with melted coconut oil, lime juice, and a bit of Sriracha for a genius dressing for a steak salad.
If the only thing coconut oil did was enable you to make homemade magic chocolate shell, that would be enough. But no. It's also a sweet, mild fat that can sub in for butter in baking, a cooking oil with a high smoke point, and a healthy add-in for smoothies. Pantry Math: Melt some coconut oil in a pan, add some Thai red curry paste and start frying rice.
Sure, you can use this aromatic mix of galangal ginger, chiles, lemongrass, and spices to make a killer Thai curry (just combine with a can of coconut milk). But you can also toss it with butternut squash or smear it under the skin of your next roast chicken. Pantry Math: Combine with maple syrup and stir into anything you want to make sweet and spicy—especially butternut squash soup.
When it comes to sweeteners, nothing is as distinctive, complex or delicious as real maple syrup. Brush a little on a crisp-skinned duck breast, drizzle it on roasted carrots, add a bit to a mustardy salad dressing, or just use it to sweeten your tea and coffee. Pantry Math: The one way to make maple syrup more delicious is to mix it with vanilla paste and pour it over pancakes and ice cream, mix into cream cheese frosting or stir into whipped cream.
Why vanilla bean paste and not extract? Because in flavor, aroma, and appearance, the paste is closer to freshly scraped seeds from a vanilla bean. It's easy to use in any recipe that calls for vanilla extract—just substitute the same amount of paste. Pantry Math: Mix vanilla paste with tahini and stir into oatmeal. Or combine the two in these especially addictive sesame-scented tahini cookies.
True fact: You're not using tahini enough. Sure, you might buy it once a year when you're making hummus, but you could also be using it as an instant sauce for seared salmon, roasted vegetables, or grilled lamb chops. Or swirling it into creamy vegetable soups. Or tossing it with spaghetti, soy, and scallions for easy sesame noodles. Pantry Math: Mix with white miso, which gives it an even bigger umami punch, and add vinegar for a killer salad dressing, broth for a killer soup.
Stir the mild-mannered white variety of miso, also called shiro miso, into your morning oatmeal to add savory depth. Smear it on salmon fillets before broiling to create a caramelized crust. Blend a spoonful with softened butter and toss steamed vegetables into it. Whisk a bit into your next mustardy salad dressing. Or deploy miso to make that classic bacon and egg pasta, spaghetti carbonara even more flavor-packed. Pantry Math: Stir aleppo pepper into miso, spread on tofu and broil. Alternatively, stir that same mixture into spinach and sauté.
Think of this Turkish chile as the kinder, gentler red-pepper flake: With a mild heat and a hint of raisiny sweetness, you can add it fearlessly to pretty much anything: marinades, salad dressings, soups and sauces, grilled chicken, broiled seafood, roasted vegetables and, perhaps most importantly, pizza. Pantry Math: Stay with us here: Combine equal parts aleppo and crunchy finishing salt and sprinkle over brownies, granola, or vanilla ice cream.
You can't start a meal without some basic Kosher salt. And if you don't have crunchy salt to sprinkle on at the end, you can't really finish the dish, either. Not perfectly, anyway. A light sprinkle adds pop and texture, and there isn't any dish that wouldn't taste better with that. Especially steak. Pantry Math: For double the crunch, combine with uber-crispy panko breadcrumbs and sprinkle over mac-and-cheese, meatloaf, fritattas, and spinach-and-artichoke dip.
Mildly sweet and extra-crispy, these Japanese breadcrumbs should be your first stop for coating filets of whitefish, dredging eggplant slices for frying, and topping casseroles before baking. A fistful of the stuff even works as a thickener for soup. Pantry Math: Mix panko with some grated pecorino to take breaded chicken cutlets next level.
Parmigiano is great. Pecorino is better. Sharper, funkier, more flavor-forward—and, generally, cheaper. Use it wherever you would use Parmigiano (aka Parmesan), aged gruyere or manchego: Grated over pasta, shaved into salads, or stirred into soup. And keep those rinds, which add a distinctively sharp and cheesy depth to homemade stock. Pantry Math: Mix Pecorino with grainy mustard and use it to flavor grilled cheese or dress a raw vegetable salad.
Whole Grain dijon offers a punch of white wine and the pop of mustard seeds, making it the only mustard you need. The French slather this stuff on rotisserie chicken; it's also amazing when stirred into pan sauces, and served alongside salami and pâté. Mix it with butter and serve a pat over your next steak, or—real talk—on every single sandwich, ever. Pantry Math: Everything mustard can do, it can do better when mixed with a little mayonnaise.


Ultralight pillow fits in your pocket before inflating to provide big comfort at camp. Don't let the minimal pack size fool you. The Air Head Lite provides the same big comfort as the regular Air Head for a fraction of the weight. The Air Head Lite provides the perfect amount of loft for comfy nights at camp. Customize the firmness of the brushed-polyester surface before drifting off into sweet backcountry sleep.
Your Sidekick Pillow The award-winning Fillo™ backpacking and camping pillow brings clever design to an often-overlooked piece of gear: the humble camp pillow. A redesign of the classic pillow, using a combination of a baffled air cell, thick luxury foam, and a soft, washable microsuede or jersey cover. The result is a pillow that is soft and yielding like your pillow at home, feels big when cradling your head, yet packs surprisingly small. The integrated stuff sack is about the size of a russet potato and weighs ounces – small enough to carry into the backcountry. And while the Fillo™ is amazing in the backcountry, it's just as great for other adventures. You can bring it on an airplane, a long roadtrip, or use it as lumbar support. It's your new best friend.
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A versatile addition to your camping gear or travel pack. Very soft, silk-like polyester fabric. Helps keep the interior of your sleeping bag clean. Can be used on its own on warmer nights. Stuffs down into a very lightweight, compact package (stuff sack included).
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Writing and reading can be difficult tasks. We are busy people. Between work, laundry, dentist appointments, rush hour traffic, food shopping, etc., it can be hard to take time to sit under a light and read, let alone process the words and respond to the text.
By including a poem in his inaugural ceremonies, Obama praised poetry and its importance in our private and public lives. The crowd on the Mall was quiet and thoughtful while Elizabeth Alexander read.
There is a long history of poems being written for particular occasions (and wedding poetry falls into this category of "Occasional Poetry." Poet Elizabeth Alexander joined this history as the fourth inaugural poet when she read a poem to and for the nation after Barack Obama was sworn into office. The text of the poem can be found here.
I imagine that this poem has been praised and criticized more than any other contemporary American poem. The poem, above all, was heard and became a part of our national dialogue. A poem. A mere collection of words became a part of conversation.
Elizabeth Alexander wrote a serious, thoughtful poem, but she also had a sense of humor about it. She even agreed to be interviewed by Colbert. Watch her segment here. National moments like this help to make poetry more accessible.
Poetry rarely enters into the public sphere in America. There are segments of the population who read regularly read literary journals, go to festivals, submit their work, read poetry blogs, etc. There are also segments of the population who ignore the literary culture and couldn't name the current poet laureate, let alone recite a favorite poem.
I tell my students that writing and reading are two sides of a dialogue. I encourage them to enter into the dialogue.
In this new year, under a new administration that values art, let poetry be a part of your life, private and public. Write. Read. Write some more. Edit. Read. And share your work to allow someone else to respond to it. Keep the dialogue going.
When I saw a picture of Bethany and Josh's Obama cake, I knew I had to ask her about her wedding. In her post below, read about everything from their first married fist-bump to a reading from the Massachusetts Supreme Court case, Goodridge vs. Department of Health.
Partisans can be like sports fans and perhaps there's no better example of this than Obama supporters. Maybe the sports fan analogy explains how the Obama cake came about. We were half-heartedly leafing through pictures of cakes, when we came across a particularly elaborate groom's cake devoted to UT's football team. Josh and I are currently living in Texas and I'm guessing that football themed wedding cakes are pretty typical here. I laughed at the cake, but then I joked that we should have an Obama cake. Josh's face lit up and there was no going back. We opted for a chocolate zucchini cake, because if a cake is going to be liberal, it should have some veggies. We explained the design to our wedding coordinator Abby: the sun, the blue background and the red and white stripes underneath. We know she's heard crazier requests before, but Abby informed us that the red was not possible. Our wedding location only works with organic products and there's no way to get a decent red. It may have been the most politically sensitive cake ever.
These were light-hearted touches that we loved. The more serious political matter was gay marriage. This was pre-passage of Prop 8, but we didn't kid ourselves that the government's conception of marriage was becoming consistent with our ideals. I've learned that the history of rights in the United States is not one of simple expansion- we inch forward and jump back, again and again. We wanted to acknowledge the current political context and our own beliefs about marriage.
We tried to do this through a reading from a Massachusetts Supreme Court case, Goodridge vs. Department of Health, in which the Court found that the legal implications of marriage should not depend on whether a couple is heterosexual or gay. The portion read at our wedding was about the special privileges and responsibilities of marriage, and there was no specific mention of the legality of gay marriage. The pro-gay marriage message in the reading was for us. We made this decision because our friends and family are politically diverse and they were there to celebrate our wedding. Some guests did get the political implications of the reading, but most just thought it was an odd choice that was in keeping with our quirky ceremony. My friend who did the reading first mentioned the decision and noticed some puzzled looks in the crowd. She looked at us and shrugged while she said, "hopeless romantics," and everyone laughed. I think she's right, though since we're Obama supporters and it's Inauguration Day, I prefer to say that we're hopeful romantics.
Bethany Albertson is an Assistant Professor at the University of Washington.
In the news: I hope you'll read Ann Keeler Evan's January '09 article entitled Election Year Wedding: cake you can believe in.
Anna Huckabee Tull, founder of Custom Crafted Songs shares her experiences writing custom songs for weddings and other occassions.
Anna is an artist, songwriter, singer, and psychologist with five national CD releases. To hear a sample of her music, visit her website. You can also sign up for a free "Song of the Month" here .She will email the song, along with the story behind it. You can also subscribe by emailing her: at tulljam@rcn.com.
I was fascinated reading the stories behind the songs and listening to how they transformed into music. I hope you enjoy them as much as I did.
How did you come up with this original idea?
I had a couple of very autobiographical albums out and was performing my stuff at a club when someone who had been really moved by my music came up and asked me if I did songs on commission. "Oh, no," I told her. "I really don't." She just looked at me and said, "I think you do." She was my first client, and it's been full speed ahead ever since.
How do clients use your songs?
People commission me to write songs for things as straightforward as new baby lullabies, wedding first dance songs, and birthday or holiday gift surprises. But, because I am a psychologist, people often commission me to write songs in the name of their own healing–songs to help bridge the gap in family relationships that have become estranged, songs of good-bye from one who is dying, songs "in the voice of" one who has died and is sorely missed, songs to vent anger, songs to make light of a difficult situation. And then I have even been commissioned to write a song for a tribe in Africa!
Who owns the rights to the songs after you write them?
Most of the time, I retain the rights, which is what allows me to include songs on my albums (I have five national releases) or as the Song of the Month on my website. But sometimes folks choose to purchase not only the creation of the song but the copyright as well. I did a song for an amazing woman recently who is a motivational speaker. We created a song that encapsulates the message of her talks, and her book. She sings it live every time she gives a talk. And it brings the house down in tears darn near every time. She owns the copyright, so that she can sell CDs at the end of each talk.
How can clients best help you to design the most relevant song?
It's really all about an open attitude. Some people prepare a lot (answer advance questions, gather photos) and some people do very little. In the end, it is their willingness to just open themselves up to the process, and to their own journey as we discover the depths of what is there to be expressed, that really makes the song.
What is the most creative song you've written?
The song that cracked me up the most–like, where did THAT come from??–was a humorous song I created on commission on the topic of inspiring yourself to clean up your office, instead of beating up on yourself. The song that came out of it is so much fun! It's flamenco style, and it is just bursting with ways of taking something that is normally frustrating, and making it completely silly and fun. The song, "The Man of Action Theme Song" is the January 2009 "Song of the Month" feature on my website. Here is the link for that song.
her son three or four times. It put a huge smile on his face. The "official" finished CD arrived at her house by messenger at 4:00 on a Thursday afternoon. She clutched it in one hand, walked into his bed and held his hand with her other hand, and told him, "Okay. It's okay to go now." He closed his eyes and died right there, at 4:05. Here is the Link for that song and story.
For more information, please see Anna's website.


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Big Name Reportedly Being Inducted Into the WWE Hall of Fame Next Month
ECW Original Rob Van Dam is reportedly going into the WWE Hall of Fame this year.
It was reported today by Fightful Select that WWE plans to induct the former ECW, WCW, WWE and Impact/TNA star during WrestleMania 37 Weekend as a part of the 2021 Class.
RVD has a new WWE Icons documentary that is set to premiere in the next few weeks. It was noted that this episode is scheduled to include the news of the Hall of Fame induction.
Van Dam most recently wrestled for Impact in 2020. His last WWE run was in 2014 but he made a special appearance at the RAW Reunion show in July 2019.
Stay tuned for more on plans for the WWE Hall of Fame induction ceremonies, which are scheduled to air on Tuesday, April 6 via Peacock and the WWE Network during WrestleMania 37 Week. Below is the current line-up for the 2020 and 2021 classes:
2021 CLASS:
* Rob Van Dam (not officially announced)
* Eric Bischoff
* Molly Holly
* Names TBA
* Batista (reportedly being saved for another year with fans)
* The Bella Twins
* JBL
* Jushin Thunder Liger
* "The British Bulldog" Davey Boy Smith
* The nWo (Hulk Hogan, Scott Hall, Kevin Nash, Sean Waltman)
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