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Casual dining with an accent
When Max Bastani moved to the United States, his aim was a higher education. He never envisioned becoming a successful chef, the proprietor of two fabulous restaurants, and a long time resident of Paducah, KY. But sometimes fate has a way of cooking up a recipe that tastes sweeter than anything we imagined. "When I came to the U.S.," says Max, "I decided to go to Murray State."
There, Max met his wife Judy and attained a degree in electrical engineering. Max and Judy moved to Chicago as he continued his education. It was there Max discovered his love of cooking. "My dad didn't own an oil well or anything, so I had to work the whole time I was in school. I took a job as a chef at a place called 95th in Chicago. The owner seemed to like me quite a bit, so he taught me everything he knew." It was then that Max's heart and hands were drawn toward becoming a chef.
Max and Judy returned to the West Kentucky area in the mid- 70s, ready to open a restaurant of their own. Says Max, "Judy's parents live here, and we wanted to go into the restaurant business with them." And Max's venture was more than a success. "Our first restaurant was The Pines. We opened in 1977 and really wanted to have a place that was upscale and unique to Paducah.
We had a café, a full bar, and even cut the steaks at the tables to the customers' desired thickness." The Pines quickly became a Paducah landmark and one of Paducah's premiere restaurants. But during the 90s, Max's eye began to turn to a new location. "Downtown was pretty quiet, but I could see something going on there. It was coming back to life. We made a pretty big decision to sell The Pines and open something new downtown. But after nearly twenty years at The Pines, I was ready for something new. And downtown Paducah was ready for something new as well."
In 1998, Paducah gained another landmark eatery when Max's Brick Oven Café debuted on the Market Square. "It's casual dining with an accent. That's our motto!" And Max's new venture featured his now famous brick oven. "The brick oven pizzas are just fabulous. But those are not the only dishes we use the brick oven for. We have cannelloni, lasagna, cubano pork tenderloin, and roasted salmon on a cedar board, just to name a few. Our menu is very international. We have Italian to Greek to dishes that would be right at home in New Orleans."
Max is very much at home in the heart of downtown Paducah. "I love it here. Paducah is a great place to raise a family. I have watched my daughter and two sons grow up here. The restaurant business has been good to me. And Paducah Bank has been so wonderful to work with. We know everyone there, and they are our friends. Carla, Wally, Joe, and everyone have been so good to us. They are simply the nicest people to work with. They love the local businesses and love working with downtown development. I know if I need anything, all I have to do is call."
The railings surrounding the patio were salvaged from the Carnegie Library fire of 1963, as was the interior staircase railing. The African mahogany shutters by the patio doors, the server station and the entire façade of the bar once graced the interior of the old St. Mary Academy that was demolished in 1997. The massive front doors were probably opened by many Paducah citizens in their youth, as they were the original front doors of the St. Mary Academy. The glass tiles above the front doors are original to this 1898 building as is the Jackson Foundry cast iron storefront. The art deco chandeliers in the dining room once illuminated the Benton Methodist Church. Visible from the street in front of the building is a small triangular stained glass window that was purchased in Chicago, but was salvaged from a demolished Catholic Church in Cairo, Illinois. The bricks that compose the wood burning oven were once the exterior walls of the St. Mary Academy. The paintings on the walls in Max's bar are advertising posters of the '20s and '30s, mostly of French design, that were beautifully duplicated by local artist Amy Taylor Nolan, as was the large figure that graces the dining room staircase. It is a replica of a Guy Buffet painting that he was commissioned to create for Perrier-Jouet Champagne.
112 Market Square
maxsbrickoven@gmail.com
— Max's Brick OVen —
Mon–Thur 5-10
Fri –Sat5–11
*reservations recommended


Phat Baby Kustumz – If you're gonna ride, ride Phat Baby Kustumz!
This custom ride is killing the competition with over 50 speakers, 20,000+ watts of power and a full gaming system. Look for him to be waking the dead at a show near you.
Phat Baby Kustumz (PBK) was established in 1999 in Knoxville, TN. PBK also has Chapters in Huntsville, AL, Lebanon, TN and Birmingham, AL. You can read more about PBK on the "About Us" page.
Check out our "Events Calendar" to catch some great upcoming events. If you have an event that you would like included on our calendar, please fill out the form on the calendar page.


This group is designed for stay at home mom's (or dad's) whose goal to raise their children in a Christ centered environment. It is here for us to encourage each other, support each other and help one another no matter what the issue. We welcome everyone to this group with open arms and we aim to help you with your christian walk. Our main goal is to build lasting friendships in this group that last a lifetime.
Please pray for my unbelieving husband.
A GREAT Deal for MOPS Moms!!! As well as non-MOPS Moms!
Christian Stay at Home Mommies need encouragement!
Is it wrong to block people you know from church off of your Facebook?
I have a 4 yr old who has been acting out ..
I am starting a new group and need your prayers.


Hagstrom guitars were manufactured in Sweden, and, at this point distributed in the USA by Unicord, in New York. The previous US Hagstrom Hagstrom guitars and basses move people catalog had been produced by Merson - though it seems Unicord and Merson had been merged by 1968, both under the umbrella of Gulf + Western. The predecessor was full color, with 16 pages; this '68 catalog was simpler: just two-color with only eight pages.
Multi-stringed instruments are very much in evidence in this catalog, with the 12-string F-12-S taking pride of place on the front page. Within, there is also the 12-string H33 acoustic, plus two new models: a 12-string version of the semi-acoustic Viking (actually a name not used here!), the V-12; plus the new solid body F-800 eight-string bass - both instruments dubuting in 1967, and make their first catalogue appearances here.
The 1968 The Fastest Playing Neck in the World catalog contained eight electric guitars, five acoustics (three folk acoustic, two country western) and five bass guitars. All models included in this catalog are shown with their American model names. In Europe and elsewhere, these guitars had alternate designations. See each page for further details.
This catalog includes a four six string, and one twelve string solid body Hagstrom guitars: F-200, F-300, Impala/Condor and F-12-S. Viking series hollow bodies were the V-1, V-2 and twelve string V-12. Then there were five bass models: two hollow body: C-1 and C-2; and three solid bodies: F-400, F-800 (eight string) and Coronado IV.


She Writes Co-Founder, with Kamy Wicoff!
Third person version: Deborah Siegel is the author of Sisterhood, Interrupted: From Radical Women to Grrls Gone Wild (Palgrave), co-editor of the literary anthology Only Child (Random House), founder of the group blog Girl w/Pen and co-founder of She Writes, the largest online community for women who write. A PhD in English and American Literature, she is a Visiting Scholar in Gender and Sexuality Studies at Northwestern University and a Senior Facilitator with The OpEd Project. Her work has appeared in venues including The Washington Post, The Guardian, CNN.com, The Forward, Slate, The Huffington Post, The American Prospect, Ms., More, and Psychology Today, in multiple anthologies, and on her blogs. She has been featured on The Today Show, at TEDx, and in the New York Times. Deborah is working on a series of essays about gender and early childhood. When not writing about her boy/girl twins, she serves as Coach-in-Chief at Girl Meets Voice, where she works with writers, experts, leaders, and some of the nation's most innovative thinkers, helping those with powerful insights put their best public selves forward in the service of their brightest ideas.
Lots of places...Currently writing personal essays for a collection, performing them in bits as Live Lit.
Free to Be...and Free to Write...in Chicago!


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from integriot import thingconnector

_stopped = False
_main_devices = None

def thingi(t, cb={}):
    '''

    :param t:
    :param cb:
    :return:
    '''
    global _main_devices
    return _main_devices.subscriber(t, cb)

# Careful: all the following have to be understood as being remotely connected
# to network nodes
def subscriber(t, cb={}):
    global _main_devices
    return _main_devices.subscriber(t, cb)

def publisher(t):
    global _main_devices
    return _main_devices.publisher(t)

def device_list():
    global _main_devices
    return _main_devices.device_list

def switch_publisher(t, on_command="on", off_command="off", set_topic="set",
           state_topic="", init_state=None):
    global _main_devices
    return _main_devices.switch_publisher(t, on_command, off_command, set_topic,
                                          state_topic, init_state)

def init(mqtt_host):
    """
    Just init one mqtt connection and its devices.
    :param mqtt_host:
    :return:
    """
    global _main_devices
    _main_devices = thingconnector.ThingConnector(mqtt_host)  # TODO: auth+tls

def prefix(p):
    global _main_devices
    _main_devices.topic_prefix = p

def stop():
    global _stopped
    _stopped = True

def process(*args):
    """
    Process one step in working on mqtt events
    :param args: a list of Thingi-objects (if empty try to use global devices)
    :return:
    """
    global _main_devices

    if len(args) == 0:
        args = [_main_devices]

    for d in args:
        d.client.loop(0.001)

loop = process

def start(*args):
    # TODO: make sure this can work with other ThingConnectors in parallel
    """
    Run until interrupted or quit called from any of the callbacks.

    :param args: a list of Thingi-objects (if empty try to use global devices)
    :return:
    """
    global _main_devices

    if len(args) == 0:
        args = [_main_devices]

    while not _stopped:
        for d in args:
            d.client.loop(0.01)

run = start

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


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by Taylor from Montvale
Born in London, England on April 3, 1934, Jane Goodall grew up on the coast of England in Bournemouth. By the age of 10 or 11 she dreamed of going to Africa to live with the animals.
"I have been interested in animals since before I could remember," Goodall shares. "When I was four-years-old, I stayed on a farm to help collect hens' eggs. I became puzzled and asked those around me, 'Where is the hole big enough for the egg to come out?' When no one answered to my satisfaction, I hid in a small, stuffy henhouse for some hours to find out. When my mother saw me rushing towards the house, she noticed my excitement. Instead of scolding me for disappearing so long (the family had even called the police!), she sat down and listened to me tell the wonderful story of how a hen lays an egg." Jane's lifelong fascination with animals began at an early age.
As she grew older, her passion grew stronger. In her leisure time she observed native birds and animals, making extensive notes and sketches, and read widely in the literature of zoology and ethology. Jane's mother, Vanne Morris Goodall (novel writer and African cook), and father, Mortimer Herbert Goodall (businessperson and motor racing enthusiast), both encouraged her to fulfill her dreams, though they had moments of doubt. Jane also grew up with her sister, Judy.
In March, 1964 Jane Goodall married Baron Hugo van Lawick, and in 1967 they had a son, Hugo. After getting divorced from van Lawick, Jane married Derek Brycson, former Parliament member.
As well as growing up in Bournemouth, she was also educated there, attending the Uplands private school, receiving her certificate in 1950 and a higher certificate in 1952. At age 18, she left school and found employment as a Secretary at Oxford University. In her spare time, she worked on a London-based documentary film to finance a long anticipated trip to Africa.
In the beginning, studying the chimps of Gombe was not easy. The chimpanzees fled from her in fear, and it took many months for her to get any closer than 500 yards from their feeding area. She searched the forest everyday (trying not to get close to them) sometimes observing them with binoculars from a peak overlooking the forest. They eventually tolerated her presence and within a year allowed her to move as close as 30 feet to their feeding area. After two years of seeing her everyday, they showed no fear and often came to her in search of bananas.
After 5 years of research, she earned a Ph.D. in ethology at Cambridge University and returned to Tanzania to establish the Gombe Stream Research Center. She has been the director of the Gombe Stream Research Center since 1967. Jane Goodall studies the lives and the behavior patterns of chimpanzees. Her research offers revolutionary inroads into scientific thinking regarding the evolution of humans. Her methodology and profound scientific discoveries have revolutionized the field of primatology. Instead of giving the chimps numbers, she gave them names. Her research laid the foundation for all future primate studies.
Jane Goodall remains one of the most renowned and respected scientists in the world. She is also the world's foremost authority on chimpanzees. Over the years her research has shown the many striking similarities between humans and chimps. Now, the idea that more than 98% of our genetic code is common with the chimps is widely accepted. Her studies show that behavior previously believed to separate humans from other animals is also performed by chimps. This behavior is using tools. They have the ability to use straws to extract termites from nests.
She also noted that chimps have a complex social system. Their primitive "language" contains more then 20 individual sounds. She is credited with making the first recorded observations of chimps eating meat and using and making tools. She found that chimps complete ritualized behaviors. She also noted that they use touch and embraces to comfort one another, and develop long-term familial bonds. Ethologists had long believed that chimpanzees were exclusively vegetarians. Jane witnessed chimps stalking, killing and eating large insects, birds, and some bigger animals such as baby baboons and bush backs (small antelopes).
Jane Goodall has written six books, countless articles, and won numerous awards. She credits her mother, Vanne Goodall, with inspiring her to write.
In 1977, Jane founded the Jane Goodall Institute for Research, Education, and Conservation. This established chimpanzee sanctuaries for the care and rehabilitation of orphaned chimpanzees in four African countries. Jane Goodall gained fame with her research on chimps and her efforts to ensure their survival in the wild.
To show what an outstanding person Jane Goodall really is, these are a few of the awards she was presented throughout the years. In 1984 she won the J. Paul Getty Wildlife Conservation Award from the San Diego Zoological Society. In 1987 she won the Schweitzer Medal from the Animal Welfare Institute. In 1988 she won the National Geographic Society's Centennial Award. In 1990 she won the Kyoto Prize in Basic Sciences. In 1995 she won the National Geographic Society's prestigious Hubbard Medal.
Page created on 5/23/2004 5:42:17 PM
Last edited 3/30/2021 6:09:22 PM
My Life with the Chimpanzees
The Chimpanzees I Love; Saving Their World and Ours

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaCommonCrawl


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Education Minister speaks on teacher strikes
Could the new coronavirus in China spread to Canada?
A Chinese woman in Thailand has become the first person outside China diagnosed with a coronavirus that has affected more than 40 people in the country—raising concerns about whether the illness can be spread to other parts of the world. 1
Family of 6-month-old baby with rare illness hopes to raise $3M for treatment
The parents of a six-month-old baby suffering from a degenerative and rare condition are hoping that with a little help from Canada's hockey stars they may be able to raise enough money for her treatment. 1
Toronto residents can now get free flu shots at these clinics
Toronto residents can now get free flu shots at one of four vaccine clinics across the city. 6
1 in 4 Canadian men don't get early detection tests for prostate cancer: survey
A new survey from Prostate Cancer Canada suggests that one in four men ages 50 and up is not going for early detection tests known as the PSA test. 1
Toronto Argonauts visit kids at Holland Bloorview
Members of the Toronto Argonauts got a chance to play all kinds of games with children from Holland Bloorview Kids Rehab on Friday—including a bit of football. 1
Study shows amputations on the rise due to diabetes and poor circulation
After years of improvements in diabetes management, a new study shows a recent upswing in the number of lower limb amputations. 1
Suicide second leading cause of death among Canadian children: study
According to a new report released on the first day of school, suicide is the second leading cause of death among young people in Canada. 1
Ryerson University encouraging students to participate in wheelchair sports
As part of its orientation activities, Ryerson University is inviting students to participate in events such as an afternoon of wheelchair basketball and sledge hockey. 1
New sweat lodge at Michael Garron Hospital opens with tribute to Arkells
Two members of the Hamilton band Arkells were presented with special medicine pouches and an eagle feather at a Toronto hospital as they attended the launch of a new traditional medicine sweat lodge on hospital grounds. 1
How to start a good sleep routine before school starts in September
In a few weeks kids will be returning to school—which means that alarm clocks will be set a lot earlier than they are during the lazy days of summer. 1
'It's in you to give': Father makes 114th donation at Toronto blood clinic
A young dance student and her father made a point of coming out to a Toronto blood clinic on Thursday because they know all too well the urgent need for donors, especially during the quiet days at the end of summer vacation. 1
Could an eye scan be used to diagnose Alzheimer's disease?
A Toronto clinic is first in the world to test retina scans that may be able to diagnose Alzheimer's disease using a hypersensitive device developed in Canada. 1
Here's what we know about the mistaken Pickering nuclear alert one week later
CTV National News: Prince Harry's emotional speech
Prince Harry addresses leaving royal duties


All students need a current e-mail address that can accept pictures and attachments. We send a weekly e-mail newsletter home every week. You can obtain an e-mail address from Yahoo, Hotmail, gmail, or others.
Provider = verizon.com or hotmail.com or yahoo.com or msn.com etc.
We need the students to have their own address. If their parents want the newsletter forwarded to other address, we can do that also.


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Q: Can't Install Bodog Poker Client I cant seem to be able to run the BodogPoker Client at all on Kubuntu 11.04x64.
I get no errors during installation but get the following message when trying to run the software. WineHQ says their should be no problems installing this program, but a slight workaround when the program is first run.
Any help any one can provide would be very much appreciated.  Thank You.
EDIT:

*

*wine version 1.2.3

*i'm not exactly sure what version of the poker client it is but i got it directly from the offical bodog website and here is the link: http://poker.bodog.eu/how-to-play/download-poker.html

*this is what i get when trying to run wine bodog through the terminal:
Trace output:
sanish@kedge14:~$ wine "c:\program files\bodog poker\bpgame.exe"
wine: Call from 0x7b839f22 to unimplemented function msvcp80.dll.??0?$basic_string@GU?$char_traits@G@std@@V?$allocator@G@2@@std@@QAE@PBG@Z, aborting
wine: Unimplemented function msvcp80.dll.??0?$basic_string@GU?$char_traits@G@std@@V?$allocator@G@2@@std@@QAE@PBG@Z called at address 0x7b839f22 (thread 0009), starting debugger...
Unhandled exception: unimplemented function msvcp80.dll.??0?$basic_string@GU?$char_traits@G@std@@V?$allocator@G@2@@std@@QAE@PBG@Z called in 32-bit code (0x7b839f22).
Register dump:
 CS:0023 SS:002b DS:002b ES:002b FS:0063 GS:006b
 EIP:7b839f22 ESP:0032fd0c EBP:0032fd70 EFLAGS:00200287(   - --  I S - -P-C)
 EAX:7b825ef1 EBX:7b893ff4 ECX:7e13a523 EDX:0032fd34
 ESI:80000100 EDI:00762418
Stack dump:
0x0032fd0c:  0032fd90 00000008 0075f480 80000100
0x0032fd1c:  00000001 00000000 7b839f22 00000002
0x0032fd2c:  7e133ff4 7e13a523 00762418 0032fd48
0x0032fd3c:  7bc65b1b 7e0c7ff4 0076395c 0032fd68
0x0032fd4c:  7e2db971 0002e81f 00847634 0076395c
0x0032fd5c:  7e270ff4 7e2db960 7b839eda 7e270ff4
Backtrace:
=>0 0x7b839f22 in kernel32 (+0x29f22) (0x0032fd70)
  1 0x7e133f98 in msvcp80 (+0x23f97) (0x0032fda0)
  2 0x7e11fd5d in msvcp80 (+0xfd5c) (0x0032fe08)
  3 0x0075e670 in bpgame (+0x35e66f) (0x0032fe08)
  4 0x00474486 in bpgame (+0x74485) (0x0032fe90)
  5 0x7b8598bc call_process_entry+0xb() in kernel32 (0x0032fea8)
  6 0x7b85a95f in kernel32 (+0x4a95e) (0x0032fee8)
  7 0x7bc72158 call_thread_func+0xb() in ntdll (0x0032fef8)
  8 0x7bc758ee in ntdll (+0x658ed) (0x0032ffc8)
  9 0x7bc49c9e call_dll_entry_point+0x61d() in ntdll (0x0032ffe8)
0x7b839f22: subl        $4,%esp
Modules:
Module  Address                 Debug info      Name (133 modules)
PE        330000-  36e000       Deferred        ssleay32
PE        370000-  3d1000       Deferred        bptune
PE        3e0000-  3fe000       Deferred        bpemfloader
PE        400000-  86e000       Export          bpgame
PE        870000-  8a3000       Deferred        bpbase
PE        8b0000-  8c4000       Deferred        bpurl
PE        8d0000-  8e0000       Deferred        bptime
PE        8e0000-  8e7000       Deferred        bptranslated
PE        8f0000-  8fc000       Deferred        bpplayer
PE        900000-  908000       Deferred        bphumaninput
PE        910000-  928000       Deferred        bpmenu
PE        930000-  93a000       Deferred        bpsite
PE        940000-  97b000       Deferred        bpresource
PE        980000-  a16000       Deferred        fmod
PE       1160000- 1172000       Deferred        bptranslatedcore
PE      10000000-1011e000       Deferred        libeay32
PE      5d360000-5d36e000       Deferred        mfc80enu
PE      781d0000-782df000       Deferred        mfc80
ELF     7b800000-7b9a8000       Dwarf           kernel32<elf>
  \-PE  7b810000-7b9a8000       \               kernel32
ELF     7bc00000-7bcc3000       Dwarf           ntdll<elf>
  \-PE  7bc10000-7bcc3000       \               ntdll
ELF     7bf00000-7bf04000       Deferred        <wine-loader>
ELF     7d50c000-7d515000       Deferred        librt.so.1
ELF     7d515000-7d552000       Deferred        libdbus-1.so.3
ELF     7d552000-7d557000       Deferred        libgpg-error.so.0
ELF     7d557000-7d568000       Deferred        libtasn1.so.3
ELF     7d568000-7d56c000       Deferred        libkeyutils.so.1
ELF     7d56c000-7d57c000       Deferred        libavahi-client.so.3
ELF     7d57c000-7d5f0000       Deferred        libgcrypt.so.11
ELF     7d5f0000-7d686000       Deferred        libgnutls.so.26
ELF     7d686000-7d6aa000       Deferred        libk5crypto.so.3
ELF     7d6aa000-7d758000       Deferred        libkrb5.so.3
ELF     7d758000-7d788000       Deferred        libgssapi_krb5.so.2
ELF     7d788000-7d7d2000       Deferred        libcups.so.2
ELF     7d969000-7d99d000       Deferred        uxtheme<elf>
  \-PE  7d970000-7d99d000       \               uxtheme
ELF     7d99d000-7d9a3000       Deferred        libxfixes.so.3
ELF     7d9a3000-7d9ad000       Deferred        libxcursor.so.1
ELF     7d9ad000-7d9bc000       Deferred        libxi.so.6
ELF     7d9bc000-7d9c0000       Deferred        libxcomposite.so.1
ELF     7d9c0000-7d9c8000       Deferred        libxrandr.so.2
ELF     7d9c8000-7d9d2000       Deferred        libxrender.so.1
ELF     7d9d2000-7d9d8000       Deferred        libxxf86vm.so.1
ELF     7d9d8000-7d9dc000       Deferred        libxinerama.so.1
ELF     7d9dc000-7d9fe000       Deferred        imm32<elf>
  \-PE  7d9e0000-7d9fe000       \               imm32
ELF     7d9fe000-7da04000       Deferred        libxdmcp.so.6
ELF     7da04000-7da08000       Deferred        libxau.so.6
ELF     7da08000-7da21000       Deferred        libxcb.so.1
ELF     7da21000-7da26000       Deferred        libuuid.so.1
ELF     7da26000-7db41000       Deferred        libx11.so.6
ELF     7db41000-7db50000       Deferred        libxext.so.6
ELF     7db50000-7db68000       Deferred        libice.so.6
ELF     7db68000-7db70000       Deferred        libsm.so.6
ELF     7db70000-7db78000       Deferred        libkrb5support.so.0
ELF     7db78000-7db84000       Deferred        libavahi-common.so.3
ELF     7db8e000-7db92000       Deferred        libcom_err.so.2
ELF     7db94000-7dc3b000       Deferred        winex11<elf>
  \-PE  7dba0000-7dc3b000       \               winex11
ELF     7dd5d000-7dd87000       Deferred        libexpat.so.1
ELF     7dd87000-7ddb6000       Deferred        libfontconfig.so.1
ELF     7ddb6000-7de3c000       Deferred        libfreetype.so.6
ELF     7de3c000-7de51000       Deferred        libresolv.so.2
ELF     7de75000-7de97000       Deferred        iphlpapi<elf>
  \-PE  7de80000-7de97000       \               iphlpapi
ELF     7de97000-7dec0000       Deferred        msvfw32<elf>
  \-PE  7dea0000-7dec0000       \               msvfw32
ELF     7dec0000-7df01000       Deferred        avifil32<elf>
  \-PE  7ded0000-7df01000       \               avifil32
ELF     7df01000-7df3a000       Deferred        winspool<elf>
  \-PE  7df10000-7df3a000       \               winspool
ELF     7df3a000-7e02e000       Deferred        comdlg32<elf>
  \-PE  7df40000-7e02e000       \               comdlg32
ELF     7e02e000-7e105000       Deferred        msvcp90<elf>
  \-PE  7e050000-7e105000       \               msvcp90
ELF     7e105000-7e1b6000       Dwarf           msvcp80<elf>
  \-PE  7e110000-7e1b6000       \               msvcp80
ELF     7e1b6000-7e1ed000       Deferred        libncurses.so.5
ELF     7e1ed000-7e27a000       Deferred        msvcrt<elf>
  \-PE  7e200000-7e27a000       \               msvcrt
ELF     7e2c3000-7e2f2000       Deferred        msvcr90<elf>
  \-PE  7e2d0000-7e2f2000       \               msvcr90
ELF     7e2f2000-7e31d000       Deferred        msvcr80<elf>
  \-PE  7e300000-7e31d000       \               msvcr80
ELF     7e31d000-7e34f000       Deferred        ws2_32<elf>
  \-PE  7e320000-7e34f000       \               ws2_32
ELF     7e34f000-7e441000       Deferred        oleaut32<elf>
  \-PE  7e370000-7e441000       \               oleaut32
ELF     7e441000-7e4b5000       Deferred        gdiplus<elf>
  \-PE  7e450000-7e4b5000       \               gdiplus
ELF     7e4b5000-7e4da000       Deferred        mpr<elf>
  \-PE  7e4c0000-7e4da000       \               mpr
ELF     7e4da000-7e4ef000       Deferred        libz.so.1
ELF     7e4f8000-7e513000       Deferred        wsock32<elf>
  \-PE  7e500000-7e513000       \               wsock32
ELF     7e513000-7e57e000       Deferred        wininet<elf>
  \-PE  7e520000-7e57e000       \               wininet
ELF     7e57e000-7e673000       Deferred        comctl32<elf>
  \-PE  7e590000-7e673000       \               comctl32
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00000008 (D) C:\program files\bodog poker\bpgame.exe
        00000009    0 <==
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        00000017    0
        00000013    0
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        0000001d    0
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0000001e explorer.exe
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=>0 0x7b839f22 in kernel32 (+0x29f22) (0x0032fd70)
  1 0x7e133f98 in msvcp80 (+0x23f97) (0x0032fda0)
  2 0x7e11fd5d in msvcp80 (+0xfd5c) (0x0032fe08)
  3 0x0075e670 in bpgame (+0x35e66f) (0x0032fe08)
  4 0x00474486 in bpgame (+0x74485) (0x0032fe90)
  5 0x7b8598bc call_process_entry+0xb() in kernel32 (0x0032fea8)
  6 0x7b85a95f in kernel32 (+0x4a95e) (0x0032fee8)
  7 0x7bc72158 call_thread_func+0xb() in ntdll (0x0032fef8)
  8 0x7bc758ee in ntdll (+0x658ed) (0x0032ffc8)
  9 0x7bc49c9e call_dll_entry_point+0x61d() in ntdll (0x0032ffe8)
wine: Call from 0x7b839f22 to unimplemented function msvcp80.dll.??0?$basic_string@GU?$char_traits@G@std@@V?$allocator@G@2@@std@@QAE@PBG@Z, aborting

A: WineHQ says that it is a bronze rated application with Wine version 1.3.22.  The error you have says that the Microsoft compatible DLL which has been recoded by Wine is missing a particular function.  It is likely that 1.3.x has this function coded in its version.
Can I make two suggestions:

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*If you have a valid Windows license - look for a DLL called "msvcp80.dll".  Copy that DLL probably to ~/.wine/drive_c/windows/system32.  Then use winecfg to override the inbuilt msvcp80 DLL

*Alternatively, uninstall version wine 1.2 and install version 1.3.x from Software Center.  This usually is the latest development version of Wine - you need to be aware, updates are usually made every two weeks and sometimes software breakages can occur.

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Calvin Russell Laird, Sr
January 16, 1936 - September 22, 2021
Calvin Russell Laird Sr. was born to Frank and Vela Laird in The Harmony Community in Runnels County on January 16, 1936. Calvin was 85 years old when he passed peacefully to his heavenly home on September 22, 2021. He is now reunited with the 1st true love of his life, Bessie Jean Hancock Laird. Calvin was raised in Winters, Texas where he enjoyed playing football for the Winters Blizzards. He and Bessie Hancock met after a football game and soon married on October 24, 1953. Calvin and Bessie lived life to the fullest during their 44 years of marriage. Calvin joined the Army in 1955, he served 2 years active duty and 6 years in the Reserves. He and Bessie had 3 beautiful children while living in Lawn, Texas. They moved to Hamlin, Texas in 1967, where the real fun began. Calvin worked hard in the oil field for most of his life. He started a very successful oil business, HamTex Well Service, in 1973. He made many lifelong friends during is oilfield days. The success of his company paved the way for his retirement in 1988. He moved back to Ovalo to start his 2nd full time job of Farming and Ranching. Several years after the death of Bessie, Calvin married Annie Collins of Hamlin, Texas in 2001. They enjoyed many years of dancing until she passed in 2013. Calvin was preceded in death by his mother Vela Laird and father Frank Laird, his wife Bessie Hancock Laird, 3 brothers and 1 sister, and several beloved in-laws, nieces, and nephews. Calvin is survived by his daughter Elaine Coleman and husband Jerry, daughter Teresia Turner and husband Wayne, and son Russell Laird Jr. 10 grandchildren, Rachael Malo, Rebecca Brown, Rusty Turner, Reene Bontke, and Trey, Amber, Raven, Shanna, Kevin, and Calvin Laird. He has left behind 13 great grandchildren and 5 great-great grandchildren. The family will receive friends at 6:00 p.m. Sunday, September 26, 2021 at Winters Funeral Home. Funeral services will be held at 10:00 a.m. Monday, September 27, 2021 at Winters Funeral Home with Rev. Ferris Akin officiating. Burial will follow at McBee Cemetery in Ovalo. Pallbearers are Rusty Turner, Tuff Turner, Kevin Laird, Andrew Malow, John Hancock, Steve McCoy, and Michael Bontke. Honorary pallbearers are Bronc Hawkins, Earl Copeland, Gary Lovett, Ray Baggett, Waylon Collins, Jim Mayfield, and Mike Mayfield. In lieu of flowers, the family requests memorial be made to Hendrick Hospice Care.
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Home Zimbabwe News Hubby faces attempted murder charges
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A SAKUBVA man who last month made headlines after scalding his wife with cooking oil following an extra-marital relationship altercation, has appeared before the courts facing attempted murder charges.
Moses Marote was not asked to plead to the attempted murder charges when he appeared before Mutare magistrate Mr Innocent Bepura . He was initially remanded to August 18 and was remanded in custody.
Mr Bepura advised him to apply for bail at the High Court citing that he is facing a Third Schedule offence.
The wife, Michelle Masango, sustained serious facial and chest burns after the vicious hot cooking oil attack by Marote after she had claimed that he was deserting her.
Mr Fletcher Karombe appeared for the State.
Marote has been on the run since July 20 when he committed the offence and was only apprehended last week by the police.
In an interview at Mutare Provincial Hospital where she was recovering after being admitted in the hospital's Intensive Care Unit, Masango narrated her ordeal at the hands of her husband.
"The whole thing started when my husband had an affair. When I discovered it, we argued about it. Things worsened when he could no longer do anything in bed. He left me and moved out in November last year.
"He only came back in March this year. I refused to accept him back, but he came with his relatives including his mother who cried as she begged me to change my mind.
"I then asked whether the problem that led to our separation had been solved. He lied to me that it had been solved.
"I accepted him back. However, from March to April he could not do anything in bed. I complained to my sisters that nothing had changed. He still has the problem that led to our separation.
"Things got so confusing when he said he had sought help from spiritualists and he was told that my aunt had caused that problem," she narrated.
Masango said her husband suggested giving her his young brother as husband as a way of keeping her in their family.
"Just when I finished sending a message to his mother, he hurled a pot full of hot cooking oil at my face and chest. I was in pain and cried out for help. I could not see," she said.
Moses Marote
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I added the option that the first tab to be open as default, and also, to close automatically when another is opened.
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1953 Owners' Photos,
Return to the index of 1953 Jeeps.
"I live in Shoreline, Washington. Just bought a 3B locally, my third Willys, first flatfender. It seems pretty solid. I've been poking at it, tightening stuff up here and there, but mostly just driving around in the sun.
"Carb leaks sporadically from the bottom and she runs rich, so I'll need to poke at that. I'm no intuitive genius with mechanical stuff, but can often fake my way through things with enough guidance and gumption. Happily, our Willys showed up with two commercial repair manuals plus a factory service manual -- very helpful! Found some not-exactly-appropriate Willys factory rims from a Jeepster across town, and will at some point put those on to replace the wagon wheels she's wearing now.
"The Jeep's name is 'Soju.' I told my wife and youngest daughter that it's short for 'Sojourner Truth,' but they weren't fooled. Both of them know I pulled a ROK tour in the early 80s.
"Non-factory stuff includes 12V conversion, Selec Trac hubs, key start, overdrive, roll bar and seat belts, wool (or something) seat covers, tow bar mount and BesTop that has nice windows (120K JPEG) and not much more. Body has enough wrinkles that I'll never worry about door dings, but I won't be bashing her brains out on the rocks just to prove how far we can go. She's too old and well-preserved for equipment abuse, and I'm too old and busted up for log-hopping. Plus I'm a crappy wrench, so the fewer things I break, the happier we'll all be.
"We'll do some gentle trail rides with the Teenster (third and last kid out), run down the hill to Home Depot and Ace, and the kid'll learn to drive stick... all four sticks, in fact. My wife is a bit charmed by the whole thing. I suppose that'll pass for her, but she knows I'm finding some consolation for not riding motorcycles anymore, and she is a patient woman."
Joe Betar
Joe Betar has had this beautiful early '53 on display at his dealership Classic Motors in Richfield, Utah. The serial number (180K JPEG) is 453GB2 12352. They added new tires, steps and mirror, and the paint was done by Hansen Collision Center.
Dana C. Warburton
"My name is Dana C. Warburton, and I live in Jerome, Arizona. I now have a 1953 CJ-3B that took me 10 years to acquire from the previous owner. It's the ninth Jeep I have owned, and I think it's going to be the last."
See more about Number Nine.
Note: as of late 2019, this Jeep now belongs to Brian Downs in Arizona.
Bruce Isaacs
When Bruce in Kentucky bought his 3B in late 2011, he said, "After oven cleaner, the engine number is 4J13876 I believe. 85,254 miles, runs great, drives good. It's still 6 volt. It has Cutlass lockouts with the two circles that takes an L-shaped tool. I am throwing a quicky paint job on it. (See it before the paint job, 200K JPEG.).
"I'm going to use it for light trails for fishing, hunting, and just relaxing cruises in the woods. Will restore it later up the road."
In 2012 Bruce decided he needed a hardtop (220K JPEG) to make it practical to use the Jeep on the farm in the snow (280K JPEG). He says, "I built it with 1x3s and plywood, painted, caulked and cut up an old Walmart pool to cover it. Then caulked again. Windows are plexiglass. I invested about 20 dollars in hinges, etc."
Steve Decker
In early 2016, Steve wrote from Rochester: "I just recently purchased a 1953 CJ-3B. My son and I will be starting the restoration this summer. My son just completed and sold his 1946 CJ-2A, so I feel pretty confident with this project.
"The serial number is 453GB2 21544. I cannot detect an engine serial number at this time. The previous owner told me the engine had been rebuilt at Walck's, which may explain why there appears to be no number on the boss above the water pump.
"It appears to be in pretty good mechanical shape (I drove it 90 miles home). The frame is solid, and the body has the usual hat channel, driver floor, right floor/tool box, and rear corner issues. I'm sure more issues will be uncovered when the tub is removed
"For what it's worth, the previous owner (Buffalo NY) told me he purchased it from an owner in Pennsylvania, who had purchased it from the original owner, where it lived on a farm in Lancaster County PA. So that would make me the (unofficial) 4th owner. The odometer functions, appears original, and currently reads 42,912."
Jeff Heidman
Jeff Heidman in Newnan, Georgia ("Ol' Skool Jeeper" on the CJ-3B Bulletin Board) went for a military look when he restored his '53 and painted it in OD.
See more about Jeff's CJ-3B Restored as Tribute.
Xavier Mayer
Xavier in Switzerland wrote in 2012: "I'm 24 years old and I live in the surroundings of Geneva. I've recently bought a 1953 CJ-3B, ex-Swiss army. The Jeep has been mainly restored by the previous owner, but I realized that he didn't make everything right. So I've got some hours of work in perspective. When I bought it, it was looking like this (160K JPEG). I have made some upgrades including new wheels.
"The Swiss Army data plates are written in German and French, the two mainly spoken languages in Switzerland. See a wider photo of the interior (180K JPEG)."
Jim Mason
Jim in Livonia, Michigan, says "I do not have the original engine as someone has changed it out for an L-head out of a '46 CJ-2A. As far as I know, it was owned by a vet clinic in Iowa for a good portion of its life. My father-in-law in Mt. Carroll IL acquired it in the 1980's and gifted it to me in 2004. At some point, somebody modified the rear springs, adding leaves to make a 12 leaf stack-up! It's driveable as is, but I'm making repairs as I go to make it more reliable, and will be changing out the springs for used originals soon."
Derrick Dennis
Derrick is in Cambodia, and says, "Just got my hands on a CJ-3B which spent most of its life in the Cambodian Army -- came into service in 1964 and left service in 1994. Serial number 453GB2 12687 was built in 1953 -- not sure what it did for the first 10 years of its life. Engine not original -- now has a Toyota 2l diesel -- and is only 2 wheel drive. Bucket seats, non-original instrument panel, power steering and front disc brakes. Will attempt to restore some of the cosmetic stuff to original, but will leave engine/drive train as is. I don't think I'll be able to take it out of the country so won't spend too much on it, as I'll have to sell it in about a year."
As of late 2013, Derrick says, "Here's an updated pic of my ex-Cambodian Army 3B. Spent a few months cosmetically restoring the old gal. Had a lot of rust taken out and resprayed, rear wheel mount added, jerry can and mount, new tyres and other minor bits and pieces. Next step is to get different seats, or have them re-covered if I can't find any seats. Its tough to get any parts besides Toyota over here."
Greg Kiss
"This 1953 CJ-3B has been in my wife's family since it was purchased new by her great uncle Bill Hoffman, back in 1953."
See more about Uncle Bill's Jeep.
Mike Norris
Mike is in Indianapolis but bought this former U.S. Navy Jeep (see the dash plate, 230K JPEG) in Kentucky. A rear view reveals a PTO and some flush taillights.
Jean-Pierre Hardy
Jean-Pierre Hardy in Sherbrooke, Quebec, says, "It has been two years now since I finished restoring it. I think it all began with my father's love of inventing, rebuilding and working hard."
See father in a CJ-2A in 1949, and son in his CJ-3B, in Like Father, Like Son.
Dallas Hammit
"I live in St. George, Utah. My family bought the Jeep in 2005 from the classifieds in a local newspaper. I am not the owner now, but I will be. From what I can tell, all of the essential parts are original (excluding the taillights, tires, brake pads, etc.)
The Jeep has been jacked up, painted very funky, and has a hole cut in the dash (120K JPEG) where somebody had a little radio once :( and the tailgate has been replaced (140K JPEG) by a piece of metal welded on. The Jeep runs great, and is fun to drive, and on top of everything else I have the coolest car at school! Our family has always been big on Jeep rides, and we would go regularly at least once a month. Along with this Jeep, we also have a blue 1981 CJ-7. Most of the people in our family learned to drive while driving the CJ-7, but I learned in the better Jeep. 3B's rule!"
Chuck Frerichs
"We were on a drive in the country one sunny day in early September and there it was! A tarp in the shape of a flatfender Jeep, half hidden by the corner of a barn. It just had to be mine! My lucky find just happened to be a CJ-3B."
See more photos of Chuck's Jeep in BC, Canada, in My CJ-3B Restoration: A Jeep Family History Continues.
Jim Boswell
"Some one had obviously loved it for many, many years. I couldn't tell you the last time I bought a flatfender with a full-on complete snap-in carpet kit -- very cool!"
See more photos of Jim's orange Harley With a Snowplow.
Kristian Sather
"Where to start? Well, it was 1997. I was a sophomore in high school in California and was in need of a vehicle of some sort. My Dad having the keen eye that he does, kept passing this Jeep in a field on his way to and from work. After he decided that it looked like a do-able project, he took me out to look at it."
See the rest of the story of Lucky Thirteen.
Randy Pickthall
"My name is Randy Pickthall, and I live in Golden, Colorado. I bought the Jeep in March '09, and have just finished getting it back together. We really enjoy driving it around. The VIN is 453GB2 22614, and the engine number is 4J22718."
Hein Prinsloo
This CJ-3B was certainly one of the first to arrive in Australia, brought over for the Army, wearing the same government ID plate used by Willys on Jeeps delivered to the U.S. military. Hein bought in it 2006 and did a frame-up restoration in 2008.
See more photos of Hein's '53, and a Mahindra 3B he rescued, in High Hood Pair in Australia.
Jeff Tornyos
"I live in West Pawlet, Vermont. I bought my '53 from someone in South Carolina who told me it was on a farm with one family in North Carolina until he bought it in 1998. The winter of 2000, when I bought it to keep my Cherokee company (200K JPEG), I got it inspectable (enough) and fixed what was broke.
I drove it 6-1/2 miles and blew the head gasket! The shape of the valve seats got the snowball rolling, and $2000 later I had a fresh motor, and got more fixin' done. Then a move from western New York to Vermont in 2001. She was basically garaged for 7 years. Now she's back and I'm all of a sudden $700 poorer. I made the mistake of looking her way with a wrench in my hand while I was in the garage...."
Jim Adamson
"I bought the Jeep in Great Falls MT in the mid 1970's. For the next 20 years it carried me on many hunting and fishing trips (160K JPEG) in the Little Belt Mountains of Montana. A little over 10 years ago I decided to bring it back east and restore it. I was new to the resto world so that process had several fits and starts, and probably took more time and money than it should have but it's finally finished. My restored CJ-3B is now retired on Grindstone Island (250K JPEG) in the 1000 Islands of NY and leading a very pampered life.
"I need to give credit for this fine resto job to Henry Welch of H.W. Welch and Company in Mountville, PA. After fiddling with the Jeep for several years I finally got smart and took it to Henry who finished it for me. He and his crew are real pros and do fine work. It's now in factory original condition."
Chuck Anthony
"My name is Chuck Anthony and I live in Pocatello, Idaho. I have replaced almost everything but the engine. Now I just need to get it painted. "
See also a photo of Chuck taking his '53 on the road (160K JPEG).
Carl Sonksen
"It is SN 453GB2 30903, which I've owned since around 1998 or so. Bought it from an individual in Nebraska while I was living in Council Bluffs, Iowa, and the previous owner seemed to think it came from somewhere in northwest Iowa. I've since relocated to Clarinda IA.
"The previous owner did quite a bit of restoration work on it and they painted it Ford Royal blue. The inside of the toolbox has what looks to be a dark green on it which I'd guess is the original color. It is mostly stock except for a Warn overdrive, lockout hubs, and I recently converted it to 12v. It's been mostly used to drive trails on my folks' farm and in the woods (70K JPEGs) and the occasional 4th of July parade, as well as driving now and then on sunny days.
"The other Jeep in the pics (70K JPEG) is my Dad's '46 CJ-2A. He also has a 1960 CJ-3B that we are in the process of fixing up as a trail Jeep for jaunts into Colorado. Between us we've really developed a thing for old Jeeps over the years, and the stable includes a 1942 Ford Script in need of restoration, 1946 CJ-2A, 1950 M38, 1953 CJ-3B, 1960 CJ-3B, and my grandfather's 1949 Willys pickup truck. Oh, and my daily driver is a 94 Wrangler."
Steve DeRyk
Steve is in Aylmer, Ontario, Canada. He says, "I got the Jeep about three years ago, took about a year to restore it. Has the original motor and drive train. It needed some work to the body."
Will Navojosky
Will in New York state says, "Here is the CJ-3B before we started tearing it down. The color appears to have been green originally and that will be the last step. The frame is in real nice shape. All original parts are present. I have begun rebuilding the motor and other mechanicals."
See also a front view with Hi-lift (170K JPEG) and a rear view with PTO (240K JPEG).
"In Venezuela I was the owner of a CJ-3B which was very modified during the 20 years that I owned it. Was a sad decision to sell it, but my life took a change and I had to move to Spain.
Serial number 453GB2 25060, I'll remember for all my life. I put in a Buick 225 V6, front and rear CJ-5 axles (with front disc brakes), Chevy power steering, body and suspension lift kit made by me, and many other mods. Transsmission was a T-150. The body was near perfect, primed with the best marine primer and the only thing I did was in the rear, where I did the holes for military tail lamps. Oh, and I moved the fuel tank to the rear and closed the original fuel inlet on the left side. I dressed it in an English camo used on the Centurion tanks in WWII during the desert campaign.
"Now, here in Spain I'm the owner of a CJ-7 from 1977, Levi's edition with only 28,000 original miles. And I'm starting a new proJect: a 1944 Willys MB absolutely disassembled that I found in a garage. I can't stop doing this job, because it's a passion."
Sam Nielsen
"I purchased this 1953 CJ-3B from a fellow in Colorado in April 2002. Over the next year I worked on weekends and evenings to do a frame-off restoration. The body was in terrible shape due to rust and the fact the previous owner has removed the body and sandblasted it, but never repainted at all. The ultimate plan was to drive the Willys away from the church at my wedding on October 11, 2003."
See more on Sam's first-time resto in Where to Start?
You can contact CJ3B.info to add your CJ-3B to the Owners & Photos pages. -- Derek Redmond
Last updated 27 November 2019 by Derek Redmond redmond@cj3b.info
https://cj3b.info/Photos53Part8.html


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If I didn't have a day job, I would've written something about Dustin Hoffman, who turned 75 today, because he means a lot to me. I used to be compared to him. As a teenager, I was self-conscious about my teeth, among other things, and tended to smile with my mouth closed in the Dustin Hoffman manner. I identify with, or love, characters he plays. I've grown up and grown middle-aged with the man.
Since I do have a day job, however, I simply offer this snippet from my review of "Barney's Version, along with his 90-minute appearance as the 200th guest on "Inside the Actors Studio."
First, the snippet:
Can I pause for a moment to say how much I love Dustin Hoffman? I don't know if he lights up the screen but he lights up me. He shows up and I beam.
He seems to be playing more overtly Jewish these days. Here, at a dinner gathering with the rich family of Barney's fiancée, he's all smiles and good will and blunt charm. He says to Barney's fiancée, "You are one sweet casserole," and encourages them to "get to schtupping." The father of the bride doesn't think much of this working class man, and says something vaguely and unnecessarily insulting, which he doesn't think Izzy will understand. But Izzy gives him a look. It's a look I've seen Dustin give in other movies. It's as if both injury and civility are competing for control of his face. It's a look that says: "I am smart enough to recognize your insult, I am sensitive enough to be injured by your insult, but I am strong enough to look you in the face and civil enough to keep smiling." It's the most human of faces. It's why Dusty is my guy. Long may he act.
What's fascinating about his appareance on "Inside the Actors Studio" is how much he talks to the students rather than to the TV audience. Also, how many of his iconic scenes were less character-driven than Hoffman-driven. They were his feelings: banging his head against the wall in "The Graduate" (to keep from laughing); the "I'm walkin' here!" scene, which, in his head was, "We're filming here!" The polite ending of "Kramer vs. Kramer" originally came from Hoffman and Streep and Robert Benton was shrewd enough to see it. The constant "Yeah" of Raymond in "Rain Man" was Hoffman's inability to improvise, which Barry Levinson, whom Hoffman calls as close to an actors' director as possible, suggested he use as Raymond's signature line. He's aware of the mistakes that led to accolades. He tells the acting students to use them. He tells them acting is very hard and he tells them it's not hard: that they don't have to feel everything their character is feeling. He says this even as he, Dustin Hoffman, seems to feel everything. He displays, throughout the long, long interview, the most human of faces.
Tags: Dustin Hoffman, Inside the Actors Studio
Posted at 08:08 PM on Wed. Aug 08, 2012 in category Movies
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As the Conservative Government teeters on the edge of a No Deal Brexit, North Devon Liberal Democrats are continuing to put pressure on Conservative led North Devon District Council (NDDC) to URGENTLY start planning for Brexit in North Devon.
In September Liberal Democrats on NDDC successfully led a motion which would have ensured that businesses and services in North Devon would have a chance to prepare for Brexit by making them aware of any new regulations that might impact on them, post Brexit.
However, Tory Leader of NDDC, Cllr Braily, has cancelled meetings of the Cross Party Working Group set up to address this increasingly vital work. Speculation is increasing that NDDC Conservatives are fearful of the shambolic state of affairs within their own Conservative Government.
Cl lr David Worden, Leader of the NDDC Lib Dems says; "Whilst the Conservative Westminster Government is gridlocked over Brexit, it appears that the Conservatives on NDDC are determined that NDDC's forward planning should be put on hold too. This is highly irresponsible. We know from the Government's own statistics that GDP in the S West is set to fall by at least 5% post Brexit, even with a "soft" deal. Our farmers, our businesses, our infrastructure and our future as a prosperous community are at risk. We need to be prepared, whatever Parliament decides".
Kirsten Johnson, Liberal Democrat Prospective Parliamentary Candidate (PPC) for North Devon adds, "This is not about whether North Devon voted Remain or Leave. We need to make sure our North Devon community has the best possible chance of making the most of Brexit – not waiting to see what happens when it is too late. The late Paddy Ashdown's concerns that "Brexit means opening the door to cheap food worldwide", resonate here in North Devon, where our farmers rely on EU Common Agricultural Policy funding and food quality regulations to secure their markets.
Like the Conservatives in Westminster and the Conservatives on NDDC have, once again, put Party before prosperity. I am hugely relieved that the Liberal Democrats are raising these very real concerns".
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Q: BeautifulSoup not parsing arbitrary XML? For example - if there are tags called  Working on parsing an xml file with records like:
<Message>
    <Subject>some text</Subject>
    <Body>some text</Body>
</Message>

but instead of "some text" on the following BeautifulSoup gives an error "NoneType has no attribute "text":
message.find('body').text

I could parse the file after search/replacing the tag name, but it sounds odd.
Is there a way to make BeautifulSoup parse any XML structure without dropping records?

A: You have to pass 'xml' as the second argument to BeautifulSoup's constructor:
soup = BeautifulSoup(your_xml, 'xml')


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Home School of Business Programs MBA
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Combining a strong foundation in business with another discipline opens the door to endless career possibilities, from Silicon Valley to Wall Street to Washington, D.C. With this program, you'll earn both a bachelor's degree and an MBA in only five years.
Double the return on your educational investment
Our MBA dual-degree programs are designed for outstanding students who want to reap the benefits of completing a dual degree in less time than it would take to complete the two degrees separately. The path to the dual-degree MBA is completed in five years, and is open to both students enrolled in bachelor of science and bachelor of arts programs. In both the BS/MBA and BA/MBA paths, students begin taking graduate courses during their senior year that count toward both an undergraduate degree and an MBA.
Our dual-degree curriculum emphasizes collaboration and critical thinking, and you'll hone your leadership and presentation skills through group projects. You'll explore the major challenges of today's global business world and examine key topics, such as organizational behavior and financial analysis. Each program fosters the development of both hands-on skills and a global perspective through an experiential learning component and executive study abroad course.
Career development is central to both programs. You'll receive guidance not only from our dedicated faculty and staff, but also a vast network of alumni eager to assist in internship and job search. Job fairs and recruiting events also connect you with representatives from prominent firms including Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan Chase, Morgan Stanley, GE, Citi and Johnson & Johnson. With an intimate understanding of business, practical experiences and a foundation in subjects such as economics, finance and chemistry, you'll graduate with a step up on your competition, ready to excel in a range of careers.
Climbing the Great Wall
Megan Winagle '18, MBA '19, climbs the Great Wall during her internship in China with Tasly Pharmaceuticals.
Internships across the globe
Megan Winagle '18, MBA '19 has had her fair share of unique experiences during her time as a Quinnipiac student. The international business major and MBA candidate landed an internship with Tasly Pharmaceuticals in China through our international business program, which she sees as a pivotal point in her college career.
Although she viewed this internship as a milestone, Winagle never stopped moving forward. When she returned from China she had more work ahead of her in the States.
"In the Summer of 2016, I had two internships, one as an international marketing intern for Tasly Pharmaceuticals and another as a clinical information systems intern with Dartmouth Hitchcock Memorial Hospital," she said. "I am excited for my upcoming merchandising internship this summer with TJX Companies."
"When I landed my internship in China, it solidified for me that all my hard work was paying off and getting me somewhere," Winagle said.
Megan Winagle '18, MBA '19
Access to the same career-building opportunities
While academics are at the forefront during your time at Quinnipiac, the faculty and staff always have your future in mind. Through a variety of internships, networking opportunities and access to recruiters from many of the most sought after corporations, we help you prepare for a successful career.
Visit our Career Development page to learn more about the many opportunities we offer, here on campus and through our vast network from the U.S. and around the globe.
BS/MBA Curriculum and Requirements
Dual-Degree BS/MBA (4+1) Program of Study
Students in the dual-degree (4+1) program may complete up to 9 credits of graduate courses during their senior year, which also fulfill undergraduate open electives. Students must work with their undergraduate adviser and the MBA director to ensure that the courses fit into both degree programs. Students must present satisfactory performance in their graduate course work completed during their senior year to be officially admitted into the graduate program upon completion of their BS degree. The BS/MBA curriculum consists of the MBA core courses plus a requirement to complete MBA 660 with an international travel component and MBA 688 MBA Internship.
MBA Program of Study
Foundational Course Work
MBA 601 Foundations for Decision Making (MBA QUick Start) 1
Decision Making Tools:
Select one of the following: 3
CIS 600
Information Systems Strategy
MBA 610
Business Decision Analysis
Decision Making and Strategic Integration (Part 1)
MBA 615 Managing the Decision-Making Process 3
Core Business Disciplines
MBA 620 Financial and Managerial Accounting for Decision Making (AC 620) 3
MBA 625 Organizational Behavior and Leadership for Decision Makers 3
MBA 635 Decision Making for Business Operations 3
MBA 640 Financial Decision Making 3
MBA 645 Marketing Decision Making 3
MBA 660 Decision Making in a Global Economy 1 3
MBA 690 Strategic Management Capstone 3
Graduate Electives 1, 2
Select six graduate electives either in a specific concentration/discipline or customized by the student 18
Students who are in the BS/MBA program are required to take MBA 660, which includes an international experience.
MBA students take 18 credits of electives.
MBA students may choose to take elective courses within one area, creating a concentration in a specific discipline, or may choose to take electives across multiple business disciplines, enhancing a broad interdisciplinary perspective.
Electives are available in computer information systems, finance, health care management, international business, management and marketing.
BA/MBA Curriculum and Requirements
Dual-Degree BA/MBA (4+1) Program of Study
It is recommended that students interested in the Dual-Degree BA/MBA (4+1) program take the following undergraduate courses or equivalents early in their undergraduate program. These will prepare students for the recommended MBA classes during their senior year.
AC 211 Financial Accounting 3
EC 111 Principles of Microeconomics 3
EC 272 Advanced Applied Statistics 3
Students may complete up to 10 credits of MBA courses during the senior year, 9 credits of which also fulfill undergraduate open elective requirements. Students must work with their undergraduate adviser and the MBA director to ensure that the courses fit into both degree programs. Students must present satisfactory performance in their graduate coursework completed during their senior year to be officially admitted into the graduate program upon completion of their BA degree. The BA/MBA curriculum consists of the MBA core courses including a requirement to complete MBA 660 with an international travel component and MBA 688, a graduate internship.
Foundational Coursework
Enrollment and number of graduates
Student enrollment in the MBA program (on ground) in 2015-2016: 154
Number of MBA program (on ground) graduates:
2015-16: 111
2014-15: 97
Current Quinnipiac students can apply for this program up until the spring semester of their junior year using a special application form available in the School of Business. Admission into these dual-degree programs is competitive. Only students who have earned at least 75 credits with an overall GPA of 3.0 are considered. Meeting the minimum criteria for consideration does not guarantee admission.


Did you know that 40% of households nationwide and 60% of Metro Manila residents buy drinking water? Plus, there are more than 20,000 water refilling stations in the country. As a mom, my primary concern is my family's health, as well as drinking water safety. Drinking tap water in most places is not reliable, that's why we buy bottled water whenever we eat outside and we have our water delivered from a water refilling station near our house.
However, we're not sure if these refilling stations follow the sanitary and safety measures. This prompts the questions, "Is water from commercial refilling stations safe? Or purified water through in-home water purifiers better? Is your drinking water safe? Unsure?"
It may be time to do a little analysis. I have nothing against water refilling stations. Well, I completely trust them with my safety. Or not.
One thing I've had to explain to my hubby repeatedly is that purchasing water is no guarantee that the water provided is absolutely 100% safe and microbe-free. Seriously. You pay for a gallon of purified water for your whole family to drink, but you're not even certain that the water provided is all that it's reported to be. Regardless of where the water comes from, a key aspect of ensuring the safety of all drinking water is careful and accurate monitoring.
I've read a very informative article from Rappler that sheds a much-needed light on major issue of drinking water safety. Dr. Victorio Molina, an associate professor at the University of the Philippines (UP) Manila College of Public Health, identifies proper operation and adequate education of handlers as key factors in the water treatment process.
It highlights the need for regular testing by trained personnel to ensure that the filters used in the water tanks of water refilling stations are regularly changed. Because, like #Aldub, #walangforever and even the filters don't last forever.
Dr. Molina explained that you have to change the filter from time to time, so obviously, that's a very important factor. And then the proper cleaning, the proper handling and of course compliance to the requirements of the DOH in terms of training is also an important factor.
Water refilling stations are required by law to adhere to the Department of Health (DOH) Implementing Rules and Regulations of the Sanitation Code of the Philippines, stipulated in Presidential Decree 856.
In fact, the World Health Organization (WHO) and the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) have endorsed household treatment of water through point-of-use purifiers as an effective strategy to avoid water-borne diseases.
Get the proper information. Never assume that water from ALL refilling station is 100% safe to drink.
Take control and demand monthly lab results and sanitary permits from refilling stations. (Yes, as consumers, we have the right to demand.) The best establishments should have a track record of consistently achieving 100% compliance with DOH standards.
Be vigilant about what you're drinking.
Report officially any problem that you experience.
Try in-home water purifiers as an alternative, which have the advantage of eliminating the need for manual handling and transport of the water.
Like what Dr. Molina said, you'll never know by simply looking at the water if there is a problem until it already happens. It is up to you to request the latest analysis of the water you are being supplied by your water refilling station. If not acceptable, demand that action be taken.
Better be safe than sorry, right? After all, it is you and your family's health who might be at risk.
My family has been buying water from water refilling stations since I guess, 2003. Water from deep well from my city became yellowish and salty as years pass. When Maynilad supplied water, we used to filter the water using white cloth but finally decided to buy water because of the awful chlorine smell. We have tried different water refilling stations and the current one looks and taste the cleanest. My family's health and safety should come first so we make sure we drink only what is safe.


It all started right there.
Gestures timber framer Michael Cummings, pointing to a small workbench in the corner of his shop. A large vise on one corner, the surface completely obscured with layers of carving tools and sandpaper. Ever since I was a kid, I've always been building things. My first woodworking project in school was carving a kitchen mixing spoon, I think it took 4-5 weeks to make! But I liked that feeling you get when you've created something out of nothing. That spoon didn't exist before I made it. That's a pretty powerful idea to learn as a kid.
I've built everything from guitars to canoes, experimenting, finding my path. I discovered the many Shaker communities in our region early on and have been a student of their work ever since. Simple and functional does not mean artless and crude. I hope my efforts evoke the same clean timeless forms.
We love it here in Ripton, our nearest neighbors are a half a mile away. I run a pretty relaxed workshop, we work hard but there's always time in the day to cross country ski out the shop door into the National Forest in winter, bike the old back roads in the summer. This work is my life, I can't imagine what else I would want to do. I smile every time I walk into my shop. Thanks for your interest, without people to appreciate, use and live in our work -- well the alternatives don't even bear thinking about.


On 22 of June in TUSUR Student Business Incubator (http://sbi.tusur.ru/eng/) took place a business session with representatives of ISIS Innovation. During this session Tomsk companies presented their innovative projects.
In April of 2011 Tomsk delegation visited Great Britain. The aim of the visit was to get acquaintance with the work of ISIS Innovation, an Oxford-affiliated company, its special ways of commercialization and transfer of technologies.
As the result of this mission, it was agreed that ISIS Innovation will come to provide some university start-ups with expert evaluation.
On 22 of June, only ten Tomsk projects were presented to ISIS representatives. Five of them (Deltacat, 3DBin, Automatic Systems of Security and Energy Resource Calculation, etc.) are TUSUR start-ups.
During the business session, the project spokespersons explained their plans of bringing their products into the market. In their turn, British experts shared their experience with their younger colleagues and offered precious advice on the commercialization of student projects.
The Representatives of ISIS Innovation noted high level of TUSUR projects. Next September, the experts of ISIS Innovation will visit Tomsk again in order to continue existing cooperation.


Insanity has taken over France. Is this the Republic of Liberty, equality, fraternity?
In 1942, the Nazis took control of the areas under the French collaborationist Vichy Regime. A year later, a children's home that provided refuge for Jewish children was established in the village of Izieu.
When the Italians surrendered to the Allies, the Nazis occupied the area and carried out a raid on the orphanage known as "La Maison d'Izieu", the name of a sleepy village in central France. 44 children, aged between four and seventeen, were gassed like insects in a hallway with a low, heavy ceiling in Auschwitz.
The story of France will be stained forever by the memory of those children.
Once again, crazy things happen to French Jewish children every week.
An eight-year-old Jewish boy was walking in Sarcelles, the "little Jerusalem" of French Jewry. He was wearing a kippa, a skullcap. Two teens attacked him, dropped him and then hit him on the ground.
Ten days earlier, a Jewish girl was returning home from Raincy's private high school Merkaz-Hatorah when she was attacked by a man who cut her.
Then four Arab teens beat a Jewish boy with a stick and took away his kippa outside a synagogue in Paris.
A few days earlier, the 14-month-old daughter of a French rabbi was injured after being exposed to acid in her stroller. The girl had burns to the back and legs. This happened in the city of Bron, near Lyon.
What a strange country France has become, a place where Islamists shoot 3 Jewish children in Toulouse and now hit them on the street and throw acid into their strollers.
France,is not a country for Jewish children. Panic reigns in the French suburbs where most of Jews live. "Synagogues brûlées, République en ranger" - Synagogues burned, Republic in danger, they mourn.
France is falling into the languor of a massive Islamization.
Yes, the country is lost. La France est perdu.


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Q: Azure Web apps missing from VS2013 Server Explorer I'm running Visual Studio 2013 Premium and I've installed Microsoft Azure Tools for Microsoft Visual Studio 2013 v 2.5. I'm signed in with my Microsoft Account that also has admin permission in my Azure subscription.
The problem is that I can't see any web apps in the server explorer; I want to try remote debugging. I see a bunch of other Azure artifacts, but no web apps. Service bus and SQL databases lists content I expect. In screenshots I've seen on various MSDN posts, there should be a separate web apps node. I see an App Services node that doesn't list anything. All web apps are listed when I go to manage.windowsazure.com and portal.azure.com.
The App Service node has a context menu that allows me to create a new site. I did that and things got created correctly but nothing is displayed under the node.
This problem exists on both my home machine and work machine; both running a version of Windows 8.1. On my home machine I've re-installed the Azure tools without any effect.

A: I thought this too, for months. They renamed web sites to web apps, and are still seemingly renaming/moving things around. I just discovered my web site now live in Azure\App Service\<resource group> within Server Explorer. I can't see the individual slots, though I don't know or remember if that was possible previously...

A: I'm having a similar issue. Mine is a bit more complicated in that I have multiple subscriptions and the App Service node under Azure is only displaying the app service (web site) for my MSDN subscription but nothing from my corporate subscriptions. Yet all the other nodes like SQL Databases does show the complete list across all subscriptions.
Fixed! I updated the Azure tools to version 2.6 (I had 2.5). I then right-clicked on the Azure node and selected "Manage and Filter Azure Subscriptions". I made sure that all my subscriptions were selected and then clicked the tab "Regions" and made sure all the regions were also selected. I previously had filtered the regions to only North America as I have no intentions of creating a website in Asia...;)
After I saved the changes the Azure node refreshed and all the sites appeared as expected. I think the core issue was the filtering of the regions. Even though all my sites are located in Central-US and that check box was clicked, it wasn't until I removed all filtering for Regions that my sites finally appeared.


A Green Card is a common term referring to Lawful Permanent Residency status of a foreign national. Many believe that you can bypass a Green Card and directly apply for US Citizenship. However, just because you marry a US Citizen or have a family member who is a US Citizen, that does not mean you can go directly to US Citizenship.
A Green Card filing demands that certain eligibility and documentary requirements be met in order to file a Green Card filing from USCIS or DOS. Eligibility is very important. Under the Trump administration, failure in a Green Card filing will lead to Notice to Appear in Deportation Court, and possibly even a Deportation Order.
Depending on the client's specific situation, the Green Card process can lead to Naturalization, the process to receive United States Citizenship.
We at Fickey Martinez Law Firm want to aid you in this kind of matter at an affordable price. We act efficiently and effectively in our client's cases, guiding the client throughout the filing process. Most of our Staff have personally seen or experienced the Immigration process. So, we know the stress and worry, but we also know how to overcome it.
To further assist you, which Green Card Service can we assist you with?
I-130 Petition (Only) $1165 $535 This process is recommended when finances are tight, and filing for spouses, parents, siblings, or adult children.
I-485 Filing (Only) $2475-$2975 $1225 This process is recommended where there is a filed or approved Petition.
I-130 with I-485 $2740 – $3240 $1760 This process is a very common filing for spouse, parents, and minor children of US Citizens.
Crimes, use of fake or stolen document, and unlawful employment complicate the filing.
Step-Two: I-130 with I-485 $3600-$4100 $1760 This is a very common filing for Active-duty, Reservist, and Veterans doing the filing for their spouse, minor child, and parent.
Extreme Hardship: $2690 The J1 Program is a personal favorite for our office since the Attorney's wife was a J-1 Exchange Teacher.
The process depends on the success of receiving the waiver to the 212(e) requirement. Generally, the NOS route is best for a filing; however, depending on government funding and home country policies, a J-1 may require the Extreme Hardship Waiver.
I-130 Petition (Only) $1,165 $535 This process is recommended when finances are tight, and filing for spouses, parents, siblings, or adult children.
(I-601 or I-601A Waivers may be required) $3000-$5500 $1200–$2215 This process is recommended where a spouse, minor child, or parent is outside of the US. If they are located inside the US, and undocumented, this process may or may not be available. Specific details are needed to determine eligibility.
Consular Process is a fundamental way to enter the United States legally. Prior Illegal entry or entries into the US can remove eligibility.
Joint-Filing $1070 $680 A Jointly-filed I-751 requires the signing and confirmation of both spouses. The original spouses in the Green Card filing must still be the same in the I-751 Filing.
Late-Filing 1370 $680 A late filing is generally performed by a married couple, who had missed their I-751 Filing Window.


Thank you to all of the judges that participated in 2018.
Syed Ahmed, VP of Technology, TapClicks Inc.
Berj Akian, CEO, ClassLink, Inc.
Mustufa Arsiwala, CEO, HMZ Construction company.
Luc Boruta, CEO, Thunken, Inc.
Jonathan Buckley, Principal, The Artesian Network, LLC.
Efrain Carreón-Ortiz, Chief Innovation Manager, Centrum Transgenia, S. A. S. DE C. V.
Scott Chate, VP Partner & Market Development, Corent Technology, Inc.
Dan Chmielewski, Principal, Madison Alexander PR, Inc.
Myron Cizdyn, President, The BLPS Group, Sp.z.o.o.
David Coleman, Managing Director, Collaborative Strategies, Inc.
Adrian Davis, President & CEO, Whetstone Inc.
Barbie Keiser, President, Barbie E. Keiser, inc.
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Q: When opening multiple clients, old client does not get updated using nodejs web socket My goal is when I open a new browser(client), the message sent from the server in the previous client gets updated as well.
Currently,
The clients send messages to the server, the server stores them in localStorage as an array and should send it back to all the clients. All clients should get the same array of messages. It works like ajax call.
As of right now, when I open the first browser, the message is sent to the server and received in the client successfully, and then I open the second one(it works) but the message is not updated in the first browser. PS this acts like a forum, when somebody posts a messages to server, all users should be able to see it.
Here's my code for server:

Here's for client:
//---------------------------------------------------------------
// The purpose is to introduce you to websockets
// This is a SERVER that is SEPARATE from the http server.
//
// Your webpage (in this case the index.html in this directory)
// will be SERVED by the http server. THEN, it will connect to the
// websocket server. Then - they will talk to each other!
//
// Note that in regular http - the server cannot initiate a conversation
// Here, the websocket server sends a message to the client browser.
//
// This example has THREE parts
// 1) The http server code (which is same as what we did earlier)
// 2) This code - this is the web socket server
// It prints what it got from client. It also sends a message to the
// client after every 1 second.
// 3) The html or client code. Note how it connects to the websocket
// and how it sends and receives messages
//
// To RUN THIS EXAMPLE
// First, run node httpServer.js on one terminal
// Next, run node 1_ws.js on another terminal
// Next, type localhost:4000/index.html on some browser
//
//---------------------------------------------------------------
var items=[];
var io = require('socket.io').listen(5000);
if (typeof localStorage === "undefined" || localStorage === null) {
  var LocalStorage = require('node-localstorage').LocalStorage;
  localStorage = new LocalStorage('./scratch');
}

io.sockets.on('connection', function(socket) {
  socket.on('myEvent', function(content) {
      //i need to store the content
      items.push(content);
    localStorage.setItem("list",JSON.stringify(items));
    socket.emit('server', JSON.parse(localStorage.getItem("list")));

  });
});

I'm running on the local server:( you can ignore the local server if you want, the above code can function on their own)
//---------------------------------------------------------------
// The purpose is to serve a file!
//---------------------------------------------------------------

var util = require('util');
var path = require('path');
var http = require('http');
var fs   = require('fs');
var server = http.createServer();

// attach handler
server.on('request', function (req,res) {
  var file = path.normalize('.' + req.url);

  fs.exists(file, function(exists) {
    if (exists) {
      var rs = fs.createReadStream(file);

      rs.on('error', function() {
        res.writeHead(500); // error status
        res.end('Internal Server Error');
      });

      res.writeHead(200); // ok status

      // PIPE the read stream with the RESPONSE stream
      rs.pipe(res);
    }
    else {
      res.writeHead(404); // error status
      res.end('NOT FOUND');
    }
  });

}); // end server on handler

server.listen(4000);
console.log("start");

A: You are sending response to only client who sent message to sever only,
To send to all clients which are connected you must use this,
io.emit('server', JSON.parse(localStorage.getItem("list")));

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