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Being the starving artist that I am, I'm always on the lookout for great deals on great food. I have found a few in Deep Ellum that have become a staple for me.
– All Good Café hosts the 2 for 1 dinner special from 6-9pm. Most people know All Good for their great breakfast menu, but for lunch and dinner I have found it to be one of my most favorite local spots. My favorites there are their herb roasted chicken, their spinach salad, or even just a veggie plate, which is made up of 3 picks from their fresh side menu. A meal usually costs on average from $6-7.99, but since it's a 2 for 1 deal, you have to bring another person along.
– Monica's (just down the block from All Good) also has half-price night on Tuesdays. One of the great Dallas Tex-Mex spots. You can get entrees here for about the same price as All Good, so you can save just the same amount of loot even if you are just eating alone.
– The Meridian Room in Fair Park hosts half-price nights on Wednesdays. They definitely have one of my most favorite meals…the Turkey Brie Sandwich with apple slices on toasted sourdough. All sandwiches come with fries or a pasta salad too…and the side to choose is the Sweet Potato Fries! This meal is usually $6.50, but half-price makes it a steal at $3.25. This much good-ness for so little almost feels like Christmas every Wednesday.
I'm still looking for good deals for the rest of the week. Until then, the Ramen Noodles seem to still be working. In fact I've gotten quite inventive with it lately. I'll just say that a little peanut butter made for quite the strange yet delicious surprise.
Funny to find this info on Art Fag City out of NY. the Unfair Park blog on the Dallas Observer site is reporting that the Dallas Morning News is looking at cutting a significant portion of its critics. At first it sounded like they were cutting arts coverage, but in the update they claim they're going to use more newswire reviews of stuff going on nationally in order to focus their own critics locally.
I'm not sure if this is just lip service and they're really going to cut a lot more than they're saying, but it could actually really mean better coverage of local stuff. I could care less about major movie, TV, and music reviews in the DMN. They're right — I get that stuff online. We need more local coverage of arts.
I have to wonder how Janet Kutner (head art writer) will fare with this since she's got to be one of the highest paid arts writers there, having been there since the 70's.
Last night I checked out the second installment of Road Agent's "Ambush" series of mini one man shows that are taking place every Friday night throughout the summer. What a treat last night. Erick Swenson was the guest artist for the evening, and he had his latest sculpture on display…the Ne Plus Ultra piece. The last time I was able to see a Swenson piece was in the Ft. Worth Modern. Quite amazing.
Later, I made it over to Counter Culture at Mockingbird Station to check out Nevada Hill's new work he had on display there. It was interesting to see how well his new images fit in with the clothing they were buried between. For shoppers, it will be a nice little surprise. For art viewers, it's a little odd…but so is Nevada's work…so it works.
Looks like the bloggers at DallasBlog beat me to the post. Free parking is apparently now officially in effect for Deep Ellum from 6am – 6pm.
I just wish that the press would stop the Deep Ellum harassment though. Come on guys. Quotes like "Deep Ellum has been on a death watch for some time now" really feeds the stereotype of this place. I would more likely say downtown Dallas in general is on a death watch. The forgotten west end, the struggling grocery store, the empty skyscrapers…it's all dead like Deep Ellum too. The only thing other places in Dallas lack is such a rich undercurrent of cultural history like Deep Ellum. Maybe that is why more people keep poking the stick at a "dying" Deep Ellum, cause that's the only place in Dallas they really care about.
Boo to the commenter who said "How about getting rid of the low-lifes, criminals and actually showing a police presence. That's why nobody goes to Deep Ellum." I live here and I have yet to be accosted by a criminal or low-life. Some homeless people, yes. Some crazy cracked-out street walkers, yes. But that comes with every city. I see maybe one a day, but it's definitely nothing like other cities I have been in. Santa Monica for example has an outrageous amount of homeless people, but that doesn't stop people from going there!?
Regardless of the whole "death" thing, my props to Scott Bennett for posting the news and encouraging people to re-visit Deep Ellum. Hurray for free parking…and goodbye damn meter Nazis driving everyone away from their "struggling" businesses.
The homeless walking the streets have really been getting quite aggressive over the past few days. Just this weekend as I was pulling up to park, a lady ran up to my car door and waited for me to get out so she could ask for some change. On the way back to my car, another man approached me asking for money to the point of almost arguing with me all the way up to my car door. This heat has got to be driving them insane…and I am growing quite concerned, both for their safety and mine.
Just today outside my home, I heard another argument taking place similar to the one I had yesterday on the way to my car. It made me think to do a little research on the internet about finding out what help is offered for the homeless in my neighborhood. Unfortunately my search yielded minimal results.
After just over a month of having moved to Dallas from Denton, I can honestly say I have been having a blast. No hating on the good times I found in Denton, but I have always stumbled on some amazing things to do here, almost every night of the week. Dallas is not as dead as everyone makes it out to be. We may not have mass transit, nice weather, an ocean, a chinatown, or a living-breathing-downtown-streets crowded with people and markets, BUT there is a strong undercurrent filled with some talented good-hearted people here.
Last night I checked out the launch of Road Agent's Ambush series of shotgun summer shows. Every Friday night, throughout the summer they will be showcasing a new artist's work.
While enjoying the art there, the buzz was building for what was dubbed the "Flaming Lips Party" at Conduit Gallery. Eventually the crowd that was at Road Agent dispersed, and reconviened at Conduit. When we arrived, we were greeted with a parking lot filled with hula hooping girls in bikini's, dancing inflateable mascots, snow cones, and Chris from Good Records DJ-ing the madness !? It was quite the way to set the tone of the rest of the night.
I finally had the chance to pull over and snap a photo of this little gem. It has always made me laugh everytime I drive past it on Market Center Blvd. I'm not ever sure how long it has been there, or how long it will stay up, so all the more reason to lock it into a few megapixels. Just thought I'd share the fun.
What: Nevada Hill's art will be showcased that night. Enjoy some awesome live music, eat and drink for free, and of course shop!
15th/Saturday: opening for our summer show at And/Or Gallery with Denise Burge (see image above) and Jahjehan Bath Ives w/ veggie burger cookout and beer!
Art Prostitute Group Show Opens July 22!
Exhibition Poster by Will Rhoten of DECADE Live performance by The Dust Congress at 7:00PM. DJ Sober will be on the tables throughout the night.
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against him made by Gen. Andrew Jackson, touching the last Presidential Election.
Washington, 1827, p. 61. Scarce ........................................................ 50
148 - Do., Do. New Brunswick, 1828, p. 56 ..................................................... 50
149 - Supplement to the Address, etc. Exhibiting Further Evidence, etc. Washington,
1828, p. 22 .............................................................................. 25
150 - Speech at Public Dinner, ' at Fowler's Garden, near Lexington, Ky., May 16,
1829. Accompanied with Introductory Remarks by Citizen of Va. Richmond, 1829.
p. 34 .................................................................................... 25
151 - Speech at Lexington, June 9, 1842, with Address of Chief Justice Robertson, also Clay's
Farewell Speech in U. S. Senate, p. 18. d. c. N. Y. Ed ............................... 25
152 - Speech, June 27, 1840, at Public Dinner, at Taylorsville, Va. p. 11 ....................... 20
153 - Thos. H. Benton and Alex'd'r Barrow. Letters on Annexation of Texas. 1844. p. 16. . . 25
154 Clayton, John M. Speech at Delaware Whig Convention. Wilmington, June 15, 1844.
p. 12, d. c ............................................................................... 20
155 (Clement, Samuel.) Truth is No Slander ; therefore Read ! Enquire ! Reflect ! Natchez,
1827. p. 72., uncut .................................................................... 2,50
f3F Violent attack upon Gen. Jackson. Gives an interesting account of the Battle of
New Orleans, Also of Political Fight between Adams and Jackson,
No. 86 Nassau Street, New York. ?
156 Clinton. i>e\\ in. speeches of Governor < imton before the Legislature of New
t ween the years 1817 and V.. 1HS8. p. 78 76
157 Clinton. Henry L. Grantism i> re Y. M. Democratic Clob of
net. 17. isTrt. p. 40 . *>
i;,s canton Henry L. sp-.-ch, civn - , r m, before Y. M. Democratic
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159 Clinton. Henry L. Letters, contrasting K\pe uses of Democratic City Government of N. Y.
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160 Clifford, Nathan, (Justi.,., i;, marks m tin- ( nnsultati..iiKof the Electoral CommlMlon, res-
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161 Cobden, Kichard. Speech on the Foreign Enlistment Act. April 24, 1868. London. 8d Ed.
182 Cochrane, John. Admission of Kansas under the Lecompton Constitution. Speech at Tam-
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164 Colt, J. B. First, Second and Third Part of Work on Government. Hartford, 1870. p. 72.. 60
Part II Comprises a Poem, Hengist, Republicus, Democratiens.
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166 Conger, A. B. The Electoral Count of 1877, tested by rules of Common Law and Constitu-
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167 Conkling, Roscoe. Presidential Battle of 1872. Grant and his Defamers: Deeds against
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169 Conkling, Roscoe. National and State Politics of 1871 Reviewed. Speech. Albany, Oct. 11,
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170 Conkling, Roscoe. True Reform Party. Speech at Tweedle Hall. Albany, Oct. 18, 1875.
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171 Issues of the Day. Speech at Utica. Oct. 3, 1876. p. 16 15
172 Congress and the President. Political Problem of 1866. Speech at Utica, Sept. 13, 1866.
173 Connell, John. Letter to People of U. S., upon establishing an Annual National Jubilee, to
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174 Another Ed., 1856. p. 14 20
175 Cook, Gustave. Address at Houston, Texas, Aug., 1S73, and July, 1875. p. 35 20
176 Cooley, Jas. E. Speech in N. Y. Senate, June 2, 1853, in vindication of his Position, from
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177 Cooley, James E. Review of Administration of General Pierce. Anti-Nebraska, Anti-
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178 Cooper, James, (of Pa.) Speech, in Ho. of Rep. Pa., on his Resolutions, for the Relief of
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179 Cooper, Peter. Open Letter to Republicans and Democratic Candidates for Presidency.
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180 Corey, Jacob Augustus. To the Voters in Sturbrldge, Worcester Co., Mass. Aug. 1872, p.
181 Cowdin, Elliot C. Presidential Issues, and its Effect upon the Business and Prosperity of
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182 Cox, S. S. Speeches in Maine, Pennsylvania and New York, during the Campaign of 1868.
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183 Cox, Samuel S. De Jure and De Facto. Long Talk at Tammany Hall, July 4, 1877. p. 54. . 25
184 Crane, John H. The Washington Ring. Review of Investigation into Affairs of District of
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185 Cross, Nelson. The Modern flysses, LL.D. His Political Record. N. Y., 1872, p. 182 60
186 Crowe, C. C. Address delivered at Selma., Ala., June 23, 1869, on the Issues of the Day,
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187 Craven, E. R. Religious Defect in Constitution of the U. 8., (1868,) p. 7
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191 Speech on Presidential Election, delivered in Faneuil Hall at a Meeting of Friends of
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195 Cushing, Caleb. Speeches in Mass. House of Rep., on Currency and Public Dep<>~
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197 Right of Belligerents to an Asvlum in Torts of r. s. Boston, ls.->5, p. 11................. 85
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199 (DAGGETT, DAVID, Judge.) COUNT THE COST. ADDRESS TO THE PEOPLE OF CONNECTICUT
ON SUNDRY POLITICAL SUBJECTS, ami PARTICULARLY ON THE PROPOSITION FOR A
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Scarce 50
ff^"See Trumbull's (J. Hammond) Historical Notes on Conxtitntinu,* of Conn. Also,
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200 ARGUMENT before General Assembly of CONNECTICUT, OCT. 1804, in the Case of Certain
Justices of the Peace. To which is Prefixed BRIEF HISTORY OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF
THE ASSEMBLY. NEW HAVEN, PRINTED BY OLIVER STEELE & Co., 1804, p. 30. Uncut.
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201 STEADY HABITS VINDICATED, or SERIOUS KEMONSTRANCE to the PEOPLE OF CONNECTICUT
AGAINST CHANGING THEIR GOVERNMENT. BY FRIEND TO THE PUBLIC WELFARE.
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202 (Dainese, F.) History of Mr. Seward's Pet in Egypt, p. 91. (Washington, 1866.) 25
203 (Dallas, Alexander J.) Exposition of Causes and Character of the Late War between the
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205 ( ) Do. do. (Boston Ed.), p. 47. (No Title Page) 25
206 Davenport, John I. Shall the Opportunity for Election Frauds be longer Afforded ? p. 7.
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207 Davis, Garrett. Speech on Present Condition of Our Country, its Constitution, Government
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208 Dawes, Henry L. Mode of Procedure in Cases of Contested Elections. N. Y., 1869, p. 13. . 20
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210 Derby, John Barton. Political Reminiscences, including Sketch of the Origin and History
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221 Doheny, Michael Democratic S eech at Newburgh. (1852), p. 8, d. c
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223 Dorr, James A. Justice to the South! Address, Oct 8, 1856. N. Y., p. 12 20
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525 Speeches at Democratic Festival, Jan. 8, 1852, and at Congressional Banquet to
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226 River and Harbor Improvements. Letter to Gov. Matteson of Illinois. 1854, p. 8 15
227 Speech on " Measures of Adjustment." Chicago, Oct. 23, 1850, p. 16 15
228 Doyle, John T. The Oregon Election. Effect of Majority of Votes Cast for Candidate Con-
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Public Deposits from Bk. of U. S. An Excessively Scarce Pamphlet. Only about 250
copies were printed for circulation among his friends.
232 Duer, John. Evils ; Social, Moral and Political, That flow from our Party Divisions, and
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233 Dunn, Ballard S. How to Solve the Mormon Problem. N. Y. (1877.) p. 30 20
234 DWIGHT, THEODORE. ORATION Delivered at New Haven, July 7, 1801. BEFORE THE SOCIETY
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237 Experiment of Civil Service Reform in U. S. ; its Methods, its Effects, and the Excuses
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239 The Cincinnati Convention. Conditions Upon Which the Republicans can Elect a Pre-
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(1S45) 15
262 GALLATIN, ALBERT. SPEECH in Ho. of Rep. of Pennsylvania, TOUCHING the VALIDITY of
the ELECTIONS in the FOUR WKSTEKN COUNTIES of the STATE, Oct. 14, 1794. With .\j>-
pendix, containing Sumln/ Dn,-n ///-, //.s ,-,-littii;- t<> the WESTERN INSURRECTION. PHILA-
DELPHIA : Printed by William W, Wo'hranl, 1795, p. 66. Scarce 1 .00
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'24 The Oregon Question. N. Y., 1846, p. 75 35
265 Peace with Mexico. N. Y., s. a., p. 34 80
266 N. Y., 1847, p. 34 and 1 p. Notes 80
267 N. Y., 1847, p. 16, d. c. and 1 p. notes 15
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the Fall of 1838 and Spring of 1839. p. 79. Scarce l."
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IM::. on OeraMon of the Chan:/, in Civil Government. Providence, IM.I. p. * M
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(Poor copy.) 25
293 Do. do. Albany, 1809. p. 32. (Title Impft.) 25
294 Do. do. Pittsfleld, Mass. p. 24 25
295 Do. do. (8.1., 8. a.) p.36 25
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of the S. S. Shooting Star. One Chapter in the Boston Ring of Rascality at New Or-
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313 Hall, Willis. Address, Aug. 14th, 1844, before Phi Beta Kappa of Yale College, p. 32 25
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Campaign : being Complete Record of the Business of All the Conventions, with
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cloth, p. 232 1.00
315 HAMILTON, ALEXANDER. SPEECH in the GREAT CAUSE of the PEOPLE against HARRY CROS-
WELL, ON AN INDICTMENT FOR LIBEL ON THOMAS JEFFERSON, NEW YORK, 1804, p.
78. Uncut. Very scarce 2.00
tts^Contains also Speeches in Full of Van Ness, Caines and Harrison.
316 LETTER Concerning PUBLIC CONDUCT AND CHARACTER of JOHN ADAMS, PRESIDENT
OF THE U. S. NEW YORK, 1800. (IstEd.) p. 54 50
317 Second Edition, p. 54 50
318 Third " (1800,) p. 54 50
319 Fourth " (1800,) p. 54 50
320 New " withPreface. Boston, 1*09, p. 56 75
321 OBSERVATIONS on CERTAIN DOCUMENTS CONTAINED IN No. v. & vi. OF " THE HIS-
TORY OF THE UNITED STATES FOR THE YEAR 1796," in which the CHARGE OF SPECU-
LATION is FULLY REFUTED. PHILADELPHIA, Printed Pro Bono Publico, 1800, p. 37, 38.
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322 Do. do. Printed for John Fenno, by John Bioren, 1797, p. 37, 58. Uncut.
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Bibliomaniacs, on account of the Startling Confessions of Hamilton, relative to his
Amours with a Mrs. Reynolds. (Menzies. JVo. 864, 13.00.)
323 POLITICS and VIEWS of a Certain PARTY DISPLAYED. Printed in the Year MDCCXCII,
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Bruce Cockburn is well known for his outspoken support of environmental and humanitarian causes, and his multi-decade career has yielded 33 records, including his latest, Bone On Bone. This week, he will be inducted into the Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame alongside another outspoken icon, Neil Young. We spoke with Cockburn about how he came to his ecological worldview, why he wrote iconic songs like "If a Tree Falls" and "If I Had A Rocket Launcher," as well as similar songs on his new record, and we also discuss where he finds hope for the future.
Our second guest is Amanda Lollar, founder and president of Bat World Sanctuary, a wildlife rehabilitation center in Texas. Lollar discusses the efforts of a number of dedicated wildlife rehabbers who took action in the wake of Hurricane Harvey to rescue wild animals in Houston and other impacted areas.
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Hash (food)
Hash function
Hash, Hashes, Hash mark or Hashing may refer to:
Hash (food), a coarse mixture of ingredients
Hashish, a cannabis product
Hash House Harriers, a running club
Hash marks, a marking on hockey rinks and gridiron football fields
Hatch mark, a form of mathematical notation
Service stripe, a military decoration
Tally mark, a counting notation
Hash or hash mark, the glyph #, also called number sign
Hash function, a derivation of data, notably seen in cryptographic hash functions
Hashtag, a form of metadata often used on social networking websites
Cryptographic hash function, a derivation of data used to authenticate message integrity
Hash table, a data structure
hash (Unix), an operating system command
Fragment identifier, in computer hypertext, a string of characters that refers to a subordinate resource
Geohash, a spatial data structure which subdivides space into buckets of grid shape
Hash chain, a method of producing many one-time keys from a single key or password
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Hash is a dish consisting of diced or chopped meat, potatoes, and spices that are mixed together and then cooked either alone or with other ingredients such as onions. The name is derived from the French verb hacher (to chop).
Corned beef hash became especially popular in some countries including in Britain and France during and after World War II as rationing limited the availability of fresh meat.
In many locations, hash is served primarily as a breakfast food on restaurant menus and as home cuisine, often served with eggs and toast (or biscuits), and occasionally fried potatoes (hash browns, home fries, etc.). The dish may also use corned beef or roast beef.
Hash has recently made a comeback as more than just a dish for leftovers or breakfasts of last resort. High-end restaurants now offer sophisticated hashes and the first cookbook dedicated exclusively to a wide variety of hashes was self-published in 2012.
The meat packing company Hormel claims that it introduced corned beef hash and roast beef hash to the U.S. as early as 1950, but "hash" of many forms was part of the American diet since at least the 18th century, as is attested by the availability of numerous recipes and the existence of many "hash houses" named after the dish. In the United States, September 27 is "National Corned Beef Hash Day."
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A hash function is any function that can be used to map data of arbitrary size to data of fixed size. The values returned by a hash function are called hash values, hash codes, hash sums, or simply hashes. One use is a data structure called a hash table, widely used in computer software for rapid data lookup. Hash functions accelerate table or database lookup by detecting duplicated records in a large file. An example is finding similar stretches in DNA sequences. They are also useful in cryptography. A cryptographic hash function allows one to easily verify that some input data maps to a given hash value, but if the input data is unknown, it is deliberately difficult to reconstruct it (or equivalent alternatives) by knowing the stored hash value. This is used for assuring integrity of transmitted data, and is the building block for HMACs, which provide message authentication.
Hash functions are related to (and often confused with) checksums, check digits, fingerprints, randomization functions, error-correcting codes, and ciphers. Although these concepts overlap to some extent, each has its own uses and requirements and is designed and optimized differently. The Hash Keeper database maintained by the American National Drug Intelligence Center, for instance, is more aptly described as a catalogue of file fingerprints than of hash values.
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Drove to Salzburg and parked in a car park dug into the rock. Car parks here are well signed, with each one telling you exactly how many spaces are left.
Walked around historical part of Salzburg. Saw where Mozart was born (building now a Spar supermarket, which seems wrong). All the shops sold lots of Mozart souvenirs. Especially small round chocolates. Did Mozart eat small round chocolates? J assured me this was not covered by music A level (which seems a shame).
Went to Residenzplatz -saw horses and fountain and cathedral. All very pretty, though the cathedral feels more like an art gallery than a church – was interesting and grand, but did not inspire me to prayer. It also had some very spooky cherub faces in the ceiling.
Saw a bridge and steps that I recognised from The Sound of Music. Suggested family could reenact some of the scenes, but they were unkeen. Went to Mirabell Garden ("Do! Doe, a deer..") and saw some excellent gnomes. I think they represent the children of the owner – I might copy this idea.
Walked across a bridge covered in padlocks put there by people in love. Sweet idea, but what happens if you fall out of love? Do you sneak back with a metal cutter and remove your padlock?
R and S went off to buy trainers. We received lots of texts from R saying she was hot/thirsty/tired/dying, so we knew she was okay (silence would've been a worry). We walked to a viewpoint near castle, and the convent Maria Von Trapp left. The chapel was open, so I went inside. That church DID feel like it had been prayed in, I preferred it to the cathedral.
Walked back past the cathedral. Saw a sculpture outside, which was an empty person ( I later learned it was a copy of The Cloak of Conscience by Anna Chromy and is called Pietà, or Coat of Peace). Next to it was a begger – another unseen person, which felt significant given her position – an invisible person next to a sculpture of an invisible person. Perhaps that's why she chose that spot to sit in. I gave her some money, which I don't usually do, and held her hand – I wanted her to know she was 'seen'. We all need someone to see us.
Followed J a long way – a very long way in hot sun – to Lindhofstraße 7, to a beer garden the boys had discovered last summer when inter railing. It was brilliant. There were shelves of pottery beer tankards, which you could dip into a dodgy looking fountain, to increase the head on the beer. You paid a man, took your ticket and tankard to a man with a barrel, and he filled it with beer. You then sat in the garden, under the trees, next to the brewery. You could also buy olives, pretzels, sausages, but most people were just drinking. Great fun.
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Great post!! I loved reading about your trip and your family! I visited Austria recently and had a pretty similar experience. Maybe you can check out my blog as well?


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History Lessons // Fall 2010
[Thanks to Ross Thompson for sharing this article.]
HISTORY LESSONS: THE FRAMES by Ross Thompson
Originally printed in AU
Eight albums, multiple line-up changes, miles upon miles travelled across various continents and one very successful movie. The unfolding incarnations of The Frames have packed a substantial amount into their rambunctious career in spite of the fact that they were, and perhaps still are, not an easy fit. Record labels fail to see their potential, or appreciate just how fervent a following they have nurtured in Ireland and further afield. After their prodigal appearance at Electric Picnic, violinist and original member Colm Mac Con Iomaire talks about the bumpy path which led there and back again…
Once, John Carney's keenly observed musical of sorts, was a success for many reasons, but the main one that it was true. Glen Hansard, the protagonist who was essentially playing himself, spent his formative years busking Dublin streets, not for the money, but for the music.
"Glen had got some money," Colm says, his voice at once disarmingly warm, "I think his mother went to the bank manager for a loan for an extension which never happened, and he made a demo. Island records were interested and he put the band together from his busking friends. It was myself, Dave Odlum, Noreen O'Donnell, Binzer and John Carney, who was the precocious, up and coming bass player at the time."
That demo transformed into Another Love Song (1991), a rollicking debut whose vim, vigour and youthful exuberance concealed the fact that this group of friends were making it up as they went along.
"It was ramshackle from the point of view of today's standards where people go to rock school, or The X-Factor, where it's all about presentation and polish. It was very much a learning curve for us and our first time in a professional studio. We were entering a world where other people were experts so we certainly didn't know how to articulate our ideas that well."
The wide-eyed joie de vivre didn't last and playing footsie with industry hobnobs soon lost its lustre. The experience of "being ingloriously dropped by Island records" clearly still rankles.
"It was very much a poisoned chalice: we were the last band to be signed by Chris Blackwell on his last day in the office, so we were old luggage from the outset."
Being offloaded from a major label would have rent most young bands asunder, but it made The Frames stronger and hungrier. "It was definitely something that needed to happen. It was a good kick in the teeth," laughs Colm, "like having your heart broken for the first time." The next album, Fitzcarraldo (1995), was an infinitely more troubled affair, the sound of hopeful, naive teens being kicked in the teeth, having their hearts broken. "Another Love Song is definitely the smiling innocent whereas Fitzcarraldo is the innocent after he has been mugged," agrees Colm.
A fresh dose of recording galvanised the band, and an acclaimed video for Revelate, made using a post office security camera on a budget which wouldn't even buy P Diddy's shoelaces, attracted the attention of another big-hitter record label. Hungrier but not, by Colm's own admission, any wiser, the band swallowed the lure all over again.
"ZTT offered us a deal, and having just got off one roundabout treadmill we foolishly went onto another one. It was completely the wrong direction."
The worst thing, the real kick in the teeth – and a bad kick in the teeth at that – was that Fitzcarraldo was released twice. The album was re-embellished with drum loops, filters and nice, clean sounds which went against the home-made ethos which The Frames have always held dear.
"It wasn't really about making the songs better from their perspective; it was about them owning their songs, about getting their hooks into them. It was quite a cynical operation where a record company was moving money from one pocket into another pocket through you. Record labels at the time liked to collect shiny things like follies, and we felt as if somebody had taken a fancy to us, but they had no vision or plan for us. But in the end we met our current manager Claire there, who went from gamekeeper to poacher as we like to remind her."
A transitional period followed, during which the band worked on Dance The Devil (1999) and relations with the label dissolved irreparably, and in doing so they rekindled the spirit which had first inspired them to give up school and respectable jobs in favour of busking to fill a woolly hat up with pennies.
"What had happened over the course of Fitzcarraldo was that the live thing had picked up for us in Ireland. We started putting the money we made from gigs into making forays into east coast America. We had also invested our own equipment, so the label weren't controlling our creative output like they used to. The independent side of it just took off. The label would flatly refuse to give us any money to America, so we would say, 'fuck ye' and go anyway. We were quite stubborn in that way."
Arguably, this stubbornness might appear rather like obtuseness, an act of cutting off the nose to spite the face, but the intuitive will know that it is something much simpler: the truth.
"You have to keep yourself interested and stimulated. Ultimately, the aim is always to make a record you would want to buy yourself rather than make one for everybody else. The law was always to make something you thought was worthy."
In the following years The Frames would buff and hone the independent formula which has become central to their approach. They would make For The Birds (2001) with Steve Albini (Colm: "It was definitely a high watermark. There was such a sense of relief of getting off a label and to have your life and music back in your own hands.") and Burn The Maps (2004), records which favoured the leftfield over the mainstream.
"We bypassed the music industry. The independent model was our revenge on dealing with fuckwits and eejits who were being paid out of money from our records which we would never see. The key was to become wiser and not bitter. There was always a sense of incremental progress in everything we did, no matter how small. I think the redeeming continuum through all of this is that our gigs were always really rewarding."
Most recently, several members of The Frames have provided the lifeblood of The Swell Season, Hansard's project which originated in part due to the popularity of Once. This project has thrown the future of The Frames into question, but he is quick to point out that this "parallel universe" does not spell out the demise of the parent band.
"It has been a funny existence in that initially it started as Glen sheepishly asking, 'Here, lads, would you mind sitting in on this tour?'. It was supposed to run for six months and here we are three years later. It's about having the maturity to know that everything is in its own time and we'll see what happens after. The Swell Season saved The Frames from having to call it a day. The best thing that could have happened to us was having a couple of years off."
After such a lengthy absence one can understand why the band's performance at Electric Picnic created so much speculation, positive or otherwise.
"The stakes were high for The Frames. You could hear the knives being sharpened – or rather, pencils being sharpened for obituaries. It was pleasantly surprising to find that the notes stayed in the body and that you we could play the songs. Electric Picnic certainly reignited our Frames passion again."
The show, as it turned out, was spectacular, and reaffirmed the reason why The Frames are renowned as one of the business's most compelling live acts. It was inspiring, cheering, vindicating.
"I remember getting my cards read in Dublin around 1996. They said that it was going to be another ten years before we had any success," Colm says, laughing again. "It was very demoralising at the time, but I've had a great life up until now. When you talk about trevails and fights with the music industry, that's only being a tiny aspect of hundreds of thousands of great gigs with great people getting loved up every night giving their energy. We've had a great run."


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p.s. I read the above 3 cpus will fit, bur turboboost for 2960xm will not work or i need modded bios is it true? And fro 2920xm and 2860 turbo will work with this socket G2 on z570?
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Core i7-2860QM, am I able to use turboboost with this cpu?
p.s. Do I need to change the AC adapter to 90W?
I've been keeping an eye out for one of these for a long time- as an upgrade for a Lenovo z570 (its for my little wifey- she wants to play 'No Mans Sky' and her laptop is getting a bit long in the tooth). My reason for holding out as long as I did- was price- I had a target price in my head Eur 90 / US$100 that I didn't want to breach. This pulled chip (pre-used, taken from a working a laptop)- fit the bill on a price basis. .... after a little bit of a clean up (demineralised water)- I was good to go. Before installing the processor- at the risk of stating the obvious- remove the battery and the powersupply. All-in-all- it took around 8 minutes to remove the bottom plate from the laptop, locate the screws holding the heatsink in situ (several- this laptop has onboard nVidia graphics on the same heatsink chain)- and unmount the pre-existing processor (there is a locking mechanism that has to be unscrewed and it lifts straight out- no force whatsoever needed). Putting a little thermal grease (a pea sized amount), I used Arctic silver- on the core before securing the locking mechanism again, putting the heatsink and fan back on- and screwing the whole lot back together again. The boost in power was immediately apparent- esp. in programmes which were optimised for multi threading (some video coding programmes for example)- the increase in L3 cache being as important here- as the extra cores. The one downside to this upgrade- is the unusual amount of heat the system generates- to say it gets hot is an understatement- you could possibly cook with it......... Processor performance may be reduced by thermal throttling- aka- if the heat system (heat sink fans etc) is not up to removing the additional heat- the system may throttle down the performance of the chip to keep it within certain temperature ranges to avoid damaging the chip itself or other laptop components. It really depends on your laptop- and how easy it is to access the case, fans, heatsink and processor socket- but in general its reasonably easy. If you can this processor at a reasonable price- as an upgrade its a bit of a no-brainer. A fast SSD is my next purchase."
It general, it should work as shown here if we are to base it from its Intel specifications but one challenge here is the BIOS whitelist if it would allow smooth performance.
Notice the amount of heat generated and the BIOS thermal control may have a challenge coping with it.
I would rather stick to the recommended CPU as per OEM tested and certified CPU. If you have a spare CPU and you are "in" for the challenge then it may be worth a try. I think there is no need to change the adapter since it have the same TDP as current one you have.


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KUWAIT: COUNTRY COMMERCIAL GUIDE - 1998 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
Kuwait's non-oil economy has grown by an estimated 7 percent in 1995 and 1996 as domestic demand increased due to the return in the number of expatriate workers to almost pre-invasion levels.
Kuwait's government plays a dominant role in the local economy, but is slowly declining as government seeks to reduce its equity holdings in private Kuwaiti firms and privatize parastatal entities.
Kuwait is a small country and many of the challenges of distribution of goods and services found in other, larger countries do not exist in Kuwait.
www.mac.doc.gov /tcc/data/commerce_html/countries/Countries2/Kuwait/CountryCommercial/1998/EconomicTrends.html (1593 words)
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Kuwait was established in the 16th century when several clans (bedouins) from the Al Aniza tribe migrated to the northern shore of the Persian Gulf from the Najd, their famine-stricken homeland in central Arabia.
Kuwait now remains under the governance of the Emir, Sabah Al-Ahmad Al-Jabir Al-Sabah (since 29 January 2006) as an independent state and is of strategic importance.
Kuwait is considered to be one of the fifteen lands that comprise the "Cradle of Humanity".
psychcentral.com /psypsych/Kuwait (2206 words)
Kuwait Information Center - kuwait map (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
Kuwait was established in the 16th century national bank of kuwait when several clans from the Al Aniza tribe migrated to the northern camp victory kuwait shore of the Persian Gulf from the Najd, their famine-stricken homeland in central Arabia.
Kuwait, having amassed great wealth, was the first of the Persian Gulf-Arab states kuwait government to declare independence on June 19, 1961.
Kuwait is a small, rich, relatively open economy with boubyan seaport kuwait proved crude oil reserves of 94 billion barrels (15 km³) - 10% of world reserves.
www.scipeeps.com /Sci-Official_Languages_H_-_L/Kuwait.html (1867 words)
Demographics of Kuwait - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The majority of people residing in the State of Kuwait are Arab, but only a third (about one million) are Kuwaiti citizens.
Before the Iraqi occupation of Kuwait in 1990, there was a large population of Palestinian expatriates, many holding Jordanian nationality, though after the liberation of Kuwait they, along with most nationals of countries who had supported Iraq were deported.
In the fifteen years since, the Kuwait national population and expatriate population have increased significantly.
en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Demographics_of_Kuwait (383 words)
IPR Country Guide: Kuwait
Kuwait's crude oil production is currently running at two million barrels per day and production capacity is estimated to be two and a half million barrels per day.
Kuwait is considering equalizing income taxes for Kuwait and non-Kuwaiti firms and giving incentives for some types of commercial activities.
Kuwait has also expressed interest in recent months in replacing the variable tax on foreign company profits with a fixed rate of 30 to 35 percent.
www.infoprod.co.il /country/kuwait1c.htm (802 words)
Top20Kuwait.com - Your Top20 Guide to Kuwait! (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
Kuwait was established in the 16th century when several clans from the Al Aniza tribe migrated to the northern shore of the Persian Gulf from the Najd, their famine-stricken homeland in central Arabia.
Oil transformed Kuwait into one of the richest countries in the Arab peninsula; in 1953 the country became the largest exporter of oil in the Persian Gulf.
Kuwait City is the capital of Kuwait and is one of the busiest financial and trade centres in the Persian Gulf.
www.top20kuwait.com (2016 words)
The Gulf Monarchies: Kuwait's Real Elections - Middle East Quarterly - December 1996
Kuwait's 1962 constitution gives the revived National Assembly responsibility for drafting legislation and allows the assembly to question the performance of the prime minister and other cabinet members, all of whom are appointed by the emir and approved by the assembly.
Kuwait's strong sense of national unity, plus the continued threat from Iraq, mean that these elections will hardly affect U.S.-Kuwaiti relations, which have grown into a true alliance, one as firm and as important to both partners as U.S.-NATO ties.
Kuwait, even more than other American allies on the front lines of dual containment in the Gulf, believes it has earned a seat at the table.
www.meforum.org /article/425 (3493 words)
Meteoroloo.com :: Kuwait - kuwait map
Kuwait was established capital of kuwait in the 16th century when several clans from the Al Aniza tribe migrated to the northern shore of the Persian Gulf from the Najd, their famine-stricken homeland in central kuwait national museum Arabia.
Kuwait was incorporated within the Ottoman Empire, evidenced by Sheik Mubarak's flying the Ottoman flag over national bank of kuwait his palace and fully realizing Ottoman authority over his lands.
Kuwait's camp doha kuwait energy sector is the main source for 47% of the country's annual income.
www.meteoroloo.com /Met-countries-e-l/Kuwait.html (2052 words)
:::- ARAB TIMES -::: (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
Kuwait Stock Exchange came third with about 6.8 per cent and a 87.8 per cent liquidity increase over 2004 level.The three markets got 91.4 per cent of the total trading value-liquidity- in the 15 Arab markets and formed 68.4 per cent of their market capitalization value.
Kuwait Finance House's total assets have grown by 35.4 per cent during 2005, from KD 3.458 billion in 2004 to KD 4.681 billion in 2005.
Kuwait Finance House continued with its expansionary policy of increasing its leasing activities, leased assets have grown by more than 19.3 per cent during 2005, from KD 505.6 million to KD 603.3 million.
www.arabtimesonline.com /arabtimes/kuwait/Viewdet.asp?ID=7168&cat=a (1392 words)
Kuwait - dKosopedia
Kuwait, having ammassed great wealth, was the first of the Gulf-Arab states to declare independence in 1961.
Kuwait is a small, rich, relatively open economy with proved crude oil reserves of 94 billion barrels (15 kmandsup3) - 10% of world reserves.
For decades Kuwait prohibited any private company from drilling for oil; however, it has begun debating whether to allow foreign oil companies to develop fields in the northern part of the country.
www.dkosopedia.com /index.php/Kuwait (652 words)
Dubai Consumer Mirror: On Kuwait
In 1961, Kuwait was granted sovereignty and became one of the first GCC nations to run its own business thru the ruling Al Sabah Family.
Kuwait looked after its people – medication and schooling is free – it was only until 2 years back, expats started paying for their medical checkups (a flat fee of KD 1 ($3.5)) for all general checkups and it includes medication.
Kuwait is a very hard country to understand, but like you said once you get past the hard surface..
dubaiconsumermirror.blogspot.com /2005/11/on-kuwait.html (4010 words)
The Kuwaiti Exception - article by Daniel Pipes
I expected Kuwait to be a dull, parasitical society, where foreign workers do all the work, citizens lounge in decadent luxury, and nothing serious happens.
Were a visitor to arrive in Kuwait not knowing the source of the country's wealth, he might not catch on for weeks or months.
The demographics of Kuwait are unusual, to say the least.
www.danielpipes.org /article/179 (2140 words)
History of Kuwait - The History Beat
Internet TLD.KW History Main article: History of Kuwait Kuwait has been a part of the Abbasid empire from the 8th century, and was later incorporated in the Ottoman Empire (16th century), where it was eventually granted some degree of autonomy as a principality; the current royal family are descendants from these princes.
Main article: Economy of Kuwait Kuwait is a small, rich, relatively open economy with proved crude oil reserves of 94 billion barrels - 10% of world reserves.
Main article: Demographics of Kuwait About 80% of the Kuwaiti population is Arab; the non-Kuwaiti Arabs contain a large group of Palestinians.
history.searchbeat.com /kuwait.htm (3723 words)
Demographics (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
The Kuwait community is experiencing an increased growth rate and ethnic diversity.
The current population of Kuwait is 2, 183, 354; of this 1, 291, 354 are non-nationals.
The American School of Kuwait seeks a multi-national student body and benefits from a wide range of cultural values and inter-cultural experiences.
www.ask.edu.kw /ms/demograph.htm (128 words)
Kuwait - Gurupedia
Kuwait has been a part of the Abbasid empire from the
Iran-Iraq War, Kuwait was invaded and annexed by Iraq in August 1990.
Kuwait is a small, rich, relatively open economy with proved crude oil reserves of 94 billion barrels (15 km³) - 10% of world reserves.
www.gurupedia.com /k/ku/kuwait.htm (599 words)
Business America: Doing business in Kuwait - an update for American exporters (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
Kuwait is once again exporting crude oil; in April 1992, exports equaled 300,000 barrels per day (b/d).
In the petroleum sector, the the government of Kuwait is focusing on repairing refineries and drilling new oil wells.
Kuwait's total population is stabilizing at about 1.2 million, down from the prewar population of 2.2 million.
www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m1052/is_n14_v113/ai_12681417 (419 words)
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Table 8 shows that, in most subgroups, those who were opposed to the war or unsure of their position were consistently least likely to hold the erroneous belief that Iraq was threatened with sanctions before the invasion.
We are not arguing that the Bush Administration actively promoted the falsehood that Kuwait was actually democratic, but all the talk about the "legitimate government of Kuwait" and the fact that the US was employing military force to "liberate" it, may have led some to that conclusion.
This patterns holds across- the-board, except among younger respondents, who believed that Kuwait was democratic regardless of their position on the war.
www-unix.oit.umass.edu /~commdept/resources/gulfwar.tbx (4555 words)
Kuwait news from InsideMIddleEast
KUWAIT (Reuters) - Iran is producing enriched uranium from 164 centrifuges, influential former Irani
KUWAIT (Reuters) - Iran is producing enriched uranium from 164 centrifuges, influential former...
Kuwait was attacked and overrun by Iraq on 2 August 1990.
www.insidekuwait.com (526 words)
demographics-regional views
Demographers estimate that Japan will have the highest percentage of people over the age of 65 in the world within five years if current patterns continue; by 2050, the median age will rise to 49.
In reality, large numbers of women head universities, publish newspapers, and have equal voice in parliament, but their movements are restricted since they are prohibited from leaving the country unless they secure the consent of their husbands' written permission.
At present in Kuwait, women are denied the right to vote or run for political office.
www.acunu.org /millennium/demographicsregional.html (16853 words)
Kuwait Deforestation Rates and Related Forestry Figures
Biodiversity and Protected Areas: Kuwait has some 358 known species of amphibians, birds, mammals and reptiles according to figures from the World Conservation Monitoring Centre.
Kuwait is home to at least 234 species of vascular plants.
Kuwait is a small, rich, relatively open economy with proved crude oil reserves of about 96 billion barrels - 10% of world reserves.
rainforests.mongabay.com /deforestation/2000/Kuwait.htm (630 words)
TradePort Country Profiles from World Trade Press
Kuwait is a small, rich, relatively open economy with proved crude oil reserves of 94 billion barrels - 10 percent of world reserves.
Kuwait grew by 3.9 percent in 2000 but then saw its real GDP decline by 1 percent in 2001 before regaining that loss in 2002.
Non-oil aspects of the Kuwaiti GDP grew by 2.8 percent in 2001 and rose by close to 3.4 percent in 2002.
www.tradeport.org /countries/kuwait/01grw.html (609 words)
UTEP Student Visits Kuwait
UTEP student Marisa Ortiz can't wait to visit Kuwait and immerse herself in the culture, social structure and politics of the oil-rich Arab nation.
Included in the orientation will be guest presenters, experts on the region, as well as detailed reading packets designed to acquaint the students with the region and Kuwait in particular.
Students will be housed at Kuwait University for the duration of the visit.
www.utep.edu /newspubs/Releases/Feb02/kuwait.html (328 words)
Kuwait - Services : FOREIGN UNIVERSITY STUDENTS (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
Kuwait University of 600 otherwise qualified graduates for the 2000-2001
Kuwait, the Bayan Bilingual School, the British School of Kuwait and the French
Kuwait enjoys one of the highest standards of living in the world and is
www.exporthotline.com /upload/44F76173-5452-46EA-8D6E-5FBA45600EDB.html (1587 words)
21st Century Demographics: Highs and Lows by Joseph Chamie - The Globalist > > Global Development
While the future by definition remains uncertain, Joseph Chamie — former director of the UN Population Division — provides some insights into trends that will shape our world in the decades to come.
It is estimated that about one-third of the university graduates from Uganda, Tanzania and Kenya are currently living abroad.
In addition to playing an increasingly important demographic role in the 21st century, the increased numbers and flows of migrants will also have significant social, economic, political and cultural consequences.
www.theglobalist.com /StoryId.aspx?StoryId=4629 (1312 words)
UMass-Amherst || Department of Communication (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
The percent of respondents who said "true" to each of these statements is presented in Tables 8 to 11.
Heavy television viewers were also much more likely to believe that Kuwait was democratic -- overall, they were twice as likely as light viewers to believe it (32.4 percent vs. 15.5 percent).
Overall, slightly less than half of the respondents (46.0 percent) said "yes" when asked, "In addition to the occupation of Kuwait are there, to your knowledge, any other lands in the Middle East under occupation?" Table 17 shows wide variations in this response.
www.umass.edu /communication/resources/special_reports/gulf_war/tables_explanation.shtml (4835 words)
The Fourth Rail: The Demographics causing Terrorism
But leaving aside the multiculturalist BS arguments for a moment, let's look at the real demographic impacts of what happens when young men have no prospects for marriage and families due to huge imbalances in male to female ratios.
The devaluation of women and the demographic problems that come with the population imbalance still exist.
Whether you dispute that honor killings or the devalation of women are the only cause of the problem or not, there is a significant issue with the fact that more men are typically born than women and in these youth heavy Arab societies, this skews things.
billroggio.com /archives/2005/08/the_demographic.php (2906 words)
Business America: Questions business people frequently ask about Kuwait - Kuwait Rebuilds - includes directory of Gulf ...
Water is currently available in most parts of Kuwait City, and all hotels have water supplied for at least a part of each day.
Almost all inbound flights are completely booked because of Kuwaiti nationals returning to Kuwait; there are a limited number of inbound seats reserved for non-Kuwaitis.
Driving to Kuwait from Saudi Arabia is possible, but traverlers should expect a long delay at the border with Kuwait.
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Punch a Hole in It: Where to Get Pierced, Tattooed
Get the deal on DC's most popular body mod shops (And yes, it's gonna hurt)
By Carissa DiMargo	• Published February 17, 2009 • Updated on February 18, 2009 at 7:51 am
Want someone to jam sharp things under your skin? Figure out whom you should trust with a needle.
Tattoo Paradise
2441 18th St. N.W.
This downstairs shop in Adams Morgan looks a teeny bit sketchy from the outside (seriously, who wants to get tatted up in a basement?), but you'll be quickly dazzled by their snazzy Apple display and the incredible iTunes playlists they have pumping through the small space. Counter help is generally prompt and cheerful; a wide range of artists does well for walk-ins. The abundant seating is helpful if you're bringing an audience. And afterward, you can go to the Amsterdam Falafel House (2425 18th St. N.W.) if you're not feeling too shaky.
Fatty's Custom Tattooz
1333 Connecticut Ave. N.W.
Yeah, maybe they can't spell, but they've been one of the most successful and popular shops in the DC. Located in Dupont Circle (right across from Krispy Kreme, mmm!) since 1998, this third-floor walk-up mixes screamy music with seriously wicked tattoos. Head artist Fatty -- who is not fat at all -- often works freehand, drawing on the client's skin with magic markers instead of using stencils. This sort of tat is probably only for the brave at heart. Main piercer Jason, who previously worked at the now-defunct Perforations and also-now-defunct Industrial Body Piercing, is only in Saturday through Wednesday. Enjoy leather seats and a weird carpet smell while you wait. But you might find yourself waiting a while, because service tends to be slow. We recommend making an appointment beforehand.
Jinx Proof
3285 1/2 M St. N.W.
With a name like that, we really want to trust them. But oh, Jinx Proof, how you keep us all guessing. People either love this shop or hate it. It's a spot that's quick to win over Georgetown and GW students and many looking into their first foray into pain that leaves a permanent mark. The artists in here tend to want to get you in and out to deal with the never-ending stream of customers; on the flip side, they tend to be good at what they do. You'll be back out on M Street before you even know what hit you. Or pierced you. Whatever.
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Students who do cool things: Clyde Lawrence '15 at The Spot
By: Sarah Weiss / September 29, 2012 / 1 Comment
You may know him from Campus Dance. Or last fall's BCA Speakeasy. Or his Stevie Wonder cover band. Or Caffe Vivaldi in New York City. Clyde Lawrence '15 is our resident Soulman. When he's not doing crosswords at Chicken Finger Friday or playing Mafia in his suite, the sophomore musician is writing, recording, and performing his original songs…and some covers, too.
But this week, Clyde Lawrence and his band, which includes Jonny Koh '13, Sam Askin '13 and Greg Nissan '15, made their waves at The Spot (15 Elbow St.) right here in Providence. The four took the stage to follow a lively set by the venue's house band — two of its members donned Dumbledore beards and while one played the washboard. The performance was a great way to get out of "the bubble" and appreciate Brown's extremely talented community in an off-campus setting.
The band played eight original songs and two covers (one was a rendition of Britney Spears' "Toxic," which can also be found on YouTube and is getting attention in France) for a doting crowd. To hear some of his original songs, check out the rest of Clyde's YouTube channel or his website.
Check out some photos from the performance (via Tom Sullivan '15) after the jump.
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Kadina ( ) is a town on the Yorke Peninsula of the Australian state of South Australia, approximately 144 kilometres north-northwest of the state capital of Adelaide. The largest town of the Peninsula, Kadina is one of the three Copper Triangle towns famous for their shared copper mining history. The three towns are known as "Little Cornwall" for the significant number of immigrants from Cornwall who worked at the mines in the late 19th century.

Kadina's surrounds form an important agricultural base for the region, and are used for growing cereal crops. Kadina used to be a mining town but now the majority of Kadina's land is used for farming.

Description
Kadina is about  north-east of Moonta and  east of the port town of Wallaroo. There are 6 suburbs making up Kadina's township, each being a distinct historic locality or hamlet. These are: Jericho, Jerusalem, Matta Flat, New Town and Wallaroo Mines as well as central Kadina itself. Kadina East was previously a gazetted suburb east of Kadina's centre, later merged into Kadina itself.

History

Aboriginal
The Narungga are the group of Indigenous Australians whose traditional lands include what is now termed Yorke Peninsula in South Australia. The name "Kadina" is thought to be derived from Kadiyinya, a Narungga word meaning 'Lizard Plain'.

European
Copper was discovered at Wallaroo Mines in 1859 and adjacent land north east of the site was surveyed in 1861 to house miners and became the Government Town of Kadina. Exceptional amounts of copper were found in the following years. Copper was also found in large amounts at the nearby Matta Mine and Doora Mine. The copper mines attracted many highly experienced Cornish miners to Kadina.

In 1862, the Hundred of Wallaroo and Hundred of Kadina were proclaimed in order to allow parcels of land to be sold in the vicinity of the copper mines. In the same year a horse-drawn railway from Kadina to the port at Wallaroo, west of the town, was opened. Further lines connecting Kadina to Port Wakefield, to the southeast, and Bute, to the northeast (Kadina-Brinkworth railway line), opened in 1878 and 1879, respectively.

In 1872 Kadina became a municipality by establishment of the Corporate Town of Kadina. By 1875, the population had increased to 20,000, mostly composed of Cornish miners. In 1907 the adjacent Government Town of Kadina East was surveyed west of Eliza Terrace to cope with the need to house the growing population of the town.

Mining at Kadina ceased completely in 1938, and the rail lines fell into disuse and were closed in 1989.

Heritage listings
Kadina has a number of heritage-listed sites, including:
 Drain Road: Kadina Cemetery
 36-38 Taylor Street: Humphries Barber Shop
 51 Taylor Street: Kadina Town Hall

Geography and climate
Kadina exists in a semi-arid location, above Goyder's Line, and is surrounded by mallee scrub. It is located  inland and  above sea level.
Kadina experiences a cold-semi arid climate, bordering on a hot-summer mediterranean climate (Köppen climate classification: BSk/Csa), Trewartha: BSal/Csal); with warm to hot, dry summers; mild to warm, relatively dry springs and autumns; and mild, relatively dry winters.
Due to its location, the seasonal temperature variations are more extreme than Adelaide's. The average January temperature is  and the average July temperature is . Average rainfall of Kadina is . The weather patterns are similar to those of Adelaide.

Governance
Kadina is located within the local government area of the Copper Coast Council, which was formed in 1997. The Copper Coast Council replaced the District Council of Kadina, which existed from 1888 to 1984, and the District Council of Northern Yorke Peninsula. The Corporate Town of Kadina, which had existed since 1872, was previously merged into the District Council of Kadina in 1977.

Kadina is part of the federal division of Grey and lies within the state electoral district of Narungga.

Local economy

Mining
Kadina was once chiefly a copper mining town with the Wallaroo Mines being south-westerly adjacent to the township. Since the closure of the mine in the 1920s, agriculture has been the dominant local industry.

Broadacre cropping
Kadina is surrounded by lands used for broadacre cereal cropping. Staples such as barley, wheat as well as various oilseeds and legumes like canola, chickpeas and field peas are commonly grown in the area. Barley and wheat from the region is considered to be some of the best in the world.

Tourism
The town today consists of important historical colonial and federation buildings gathered around Victoria Square. Kadina also contains the Farm Shed Museum & Tourism Centre (Kadina Heritage Museum) and remnants of the Wallaroo Mines. Kernewek Lowender, a Cornish festival, is held every odd year in May in Kadina (as well as Moonta and Wallaroo, with each location hosting the festival for one day). Kadina and its surrounds benefit generally from the tourism throughout the Copper Triangle and has experienced general growth due throughout the 2000s and 2010s due to the Copper Cove housing development at Wallaroo.

Media
The town serves as the base for local radio station Gulf FM, broadcasting at 89.3 FM. The Yorke Peninsula Country Times newspaper is based in Kadina.

Notable people
 Oliver Badman (1885–1977), politician
 Richard Champion (b. 1968), former AFL footballer
 Lynton Crosby (b.1957), political strategist
 John Olsen (b. 1945), former South Australian Premier and South Australian Federal Senator
 Rex Pearson (1905–1961), politician
 Steve Prestwich (1954–2011), musician
 Cameron Sutcliffe (b.1992), AFL Footballer
 Horace Wilson (1864–1923), cricketer
 Leslie Heath (1902–1957), politician

Gallery

See also
 Wallaroo, South Australia
 Moonta, South Australia
 Cornish emigration
 Kernewek Lowender

References

External links
Yorke Peninsula website
Yorke Peninsula: Kadina
Copper Coast Council: Kadina

Cornish-Australian culture
Mining towns in South Australia
1861 establishments in Australia

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Morocco has launched a call for tenders to select an energy developer for the Koudia Al Baida wind farm extension project to enable the wind farm to increase its installed capacity from 50 MW to 120 MW.
According to the Moroccan Sustainable Energy Agency (Masen), Moroccan group in charge of managing renewable energy projects in partnership with Futuren, the subsidiary of the EDF Renewable Group they are looking for for a manufacturer in the Engineering, Procurement and Construction (EPC).
The Koudia Al Baida Park wind farm was developed by Compagnie du Vent and commissioned in 2000 by the National Water and Electricity Office (Onee). It has It has 91 turbines in the Tangier-Tetouan-Al Hoceina region, northwest of Morocco.The extension project on the firm include dismantling existing turbines and replace them with new generation wind turbines to ensure better performance.
Morocco boasts 11 wind farms in operation with a total installed capacity of 1200 MW and nearly 1100 MW under construction. Their implementation will bring Morocco's wind power to 2300 MW.
The country plans to develop electricity production capacity of 3000 MW by 2020 and 6,000 MW by 2030. A strategy that will achieve a 52% renewable energy mix by 203O, the national target set by the Moroccan government.


March is just a few days away. Do you know what that means? It's officially National Craft Month! While there are no official activities or events to take part in this month, there is one thing crafters of all ages can all do – makes lots and lots of craft projects. With such a focus on DIY, it's a great time to take a look at your children's craft supply stash. Anything low or missing? Now is the time to restock. It's also a great time to get organized so that your children can find their supplies whenever inspiration strikes.
Last fall I showed your children how they could make their own small back-to-school art caddy by upcycling an empty snack box. With a similar mindset, your children can create a much larger version by recycling an empty mailing box. With a roll of duct tape and craft tools to store, it doesn't take long to make an oversized toolbox – one of the really cool duct tape crafts.
Start out by cutting off the box flaps and setting them aside.
Next, start wrapping the box in duct tape. Start at the top of the box and work your way down to the bottom, overlapping the tape as you work.
Have fun with the design. Try alternating different colors, cutting out shapes, etc. You can also add duct tape to the bottom of the box, too.
Add duct tape to the inside of the toolbox. This helps give the box even more stability, so feel free to add the tape to the bottom and sides, if you like.
Take one of the long box flaps you set aside and wrap that in duct tape just like you did the box.
Insert the covered flap into the box; it should fit snuggly. You're now creating a divider for the toolbox.
To keep the divider secure inside the box, add duct tape brackets to either side of the divider on both the top and bottom of each end.
Add any additional decorations at this time. You can fold over a piece of duct tape around the top of the box to cover any exposed cardboard.
Add a handle to the toolbox by cutting a length of rope or cord to your desired length. Tape onto the outside of the box with two pieces of duct tape. Smooth away any wrinkles and the handle is set.
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Regulations and renewal mark fast start to 2016
Tod Riggio
The wood industry has lobbied hard to extend a tax provision for new machinery and other capital improvement purchases. It's become an annual ritual, usually decided with a one-year extension at the eleventh hour.
Congress extended it indefinitely in December when the U.S. Senate joined the House in approving a $622 billion tax reform bill, which makes permanent higher limits for direct expensing and tax credits for research and development programs. Direct-expensing allowance and purchase cap limits are now set at $500,000 and $2 million, respectively. Without the extension, these limits would have reverted to pre-2003 levels of $25,000 and $200,000.
"It is good to see that both parties and both sides of Congress can work together to help small business and manufacturers — the backbone of the American economy — with long-term investment in new technology and growth," Wood Machinery Manufacturers Association president Jamison Scott said in a statement. "Finally our members can properly plan investing in their own businesses while at the same time hoping their customers will do the same."
This month's Pro Shop column (on Page 28) explores the extension in more detail.
In other legislative news, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is expected to unveil its final Formaldehyde Standards for Composite Wood Products Act in May. The long-awaited regulation on formaldehyde emissions from composite wood products has been in the works for nearly three years.
The rule will apply to entities that manufacture, import, fabricate, distribute or sell composite wood products. The EPA estimates it will impact nearly 900,000 businesses.
The Federal Wood Industry Coalition — which includes the Composite Panel Association, Business and Institutional Furniture Manufacturers Association, Kitchen Cabinet Manufacturers Association, Association of Woodworking and Furnishings Suppliers and WMMA — wants the EPA to adopt the rule created by the California Air Resources Board standard that regulates emissions from particleboard, MDF and hardwood plywood.
"It remains unclear whether the EPA will do that or tack on some new rules of its own such as separate emission standards for composite wood components, new testing procedures and separate emission requirements for laminated products," the WMMA says.
We'll keep you posted. In the meantime, it is time to start making plans to attend the International Woodworking Fair, slated for Aug. 24-27 in Atlanta. Online registration is available at www.iwfatlanta.com, which offers an early-bird ticket discount and special rates on hotel rooms. This is one-stop shopping at its best.
And what better way to start a new year than with some good news about the economy. New construction on single-family family homes reached a seven-year high last November, according to data from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development and the Commerce Department.
"Single-family production … has reached levels last seen before the Great Recession, an indicator that we are making gradual headway back to a normal housing market," says David Crow, chief economist for the National Association of Home Builders. "As we close out the year, we can see that the housing sector has made headway in 2015 and we expect the recovery to continue at a modest pace."
This article originally appeared in the February 2016 issue.
Forecast is for increased regulation with chance of growth
Change happens fast, but you can rely on us
In 30 years, we've seen a lot and we're just getting started
Passing of legends marks calendar year
EPA formaldehyde rule might not see light of day
Bosch green-lights saw with safety device
EPA rules seeks new limit on formaldehyde in wood
Industry will see more CNC innovation in 2012
Two recent rulings stir up some controversy


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