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Hugin Compiling Windows with SDK
|These instructions are out of date. Current instructions for Windows/MSVC can be found at Hugin_SDK_(MSVC_2013)
This article gives step-by-step instructions for building hugin from a source code snapshot using Visual C++ 2008 Express Edition and precompiled dependencies. That is the recommended way to build Hugin for Windows. Once you are proficient with this, you can venture in the more complex replacement of individual SDK component up until building from scratch. It also shows how to build enblend-enfuse, which hugin requires, with the same tools.
Bear in mind that a source snapshot of hugin is a transient stage in an incomplete and rapidly evolving package, so may have a short useful life, and will contain bugs and defects. Your main purpose in building one should be to help find, report, and maybe correct some of those.
The hugin build is based on cmake, a cross platform makefile generator. On Windows, cmake can generate project files for various Microsoft Visual Studio toolsets, from the same specifications it uses to create makefiles on other platforms.
There is an ongoing community effort to publish an SDK (Software Development Kit) containing all the support components needed to build hugin and enblend (and AutoPano-SIFT-C) on Windows. Pablo started the publication of SDKs two years ago. His last SDK only works for SVN revisions prior to 3479 because of new dependencies introduced with the Fast Preview project during Google Summer of Code 2008. For later revisions, the updated SDK is available here . The current SDK works only for Microsoft Visual C++ 2008 Express. This has introduced problems with non-Latin characters in filenames. The old SDK was also built for Visual C++ 2003.
You can install VC 2008 Express beside other Microsoft compiler versions, even professional ones, without damaging either toolset.
The enblend source tree has projects for building with both the 2003 and 2008 tools (also 2005 but there is no sdk for that).
The following instructions are for starting from scratch on a Windows PC without any software building tools installed. If you already have some of these things installed, you will need to take care that the right tools and components are used. It is vitally important that all object code is generated by the same compiler version and targeted to the same VC runtime library.
The recommended Tortoise archive clients work through the Windows File Explorer: right-click a target directory and follow the popup menus.
Get Tools
1) install Visual C++ 2008 Express -- Service Pack 1 recommended
2) install cmake -- latest release recommended 2.6.4 is known to work
3) install Tortoise SVN and TortoiseHG clients -- latest release recommended as the repositories are often upgraded in sync with the clients. If you know what you are doing, you may also want to install TortoiseBZR
3) Obtain [1].
Get hugin SDK
4) download the precompiled SDK unpack it into new directory huginbase with winrar or 7zip.
The SDK currently is outdated (January 2011). But for starting to compile Hugin for Windows it is a good start. Start with the provided SDK and see Hugin SDK (MSVC 2008) for details to get an up-to-date build environment.
Build enblend
5) check out enblend source tree into huginbase. Create a folder huginbase/enblend. Right click on enblend in Windows Explorer and select "TortoiseHg..." from the context menu. Enter the following incantation into the Source Path field, make sure huginbase/enblend is in the Destination Path field and click Clone.
The result should be a new directory, huginbase/enblend, containing the source tree.
6) open huginbase/enblend/enblend_msvc2008.sln with Visual Studio 2008 Express. Change the target configuration to 'release' (build menu, configuration manager). Click build solution. After it completes, copy enblend/INSTALLDIR into huginbase/enblend-3.1/. The hugin install script expects this directory.
If the compilation failed, the SDK is probably not synchronized with the source code. To find the cause, in MSDev, in the solution explorer, right click on the enblend project-> Properties. There, follow Configuration Properties -> C/C++ -> General. On the first line is additional include directories. Click on it, and expand the window it just opened. The list of folder starting by ..\..\XXX means that XXX is expected in the huginbase folder. Compare the list here with the folders in hugin base. Change the folders required and\or download and add the missing packages
Current list of broken links between enblend and SDK:
WARNING -> This section is a work in progress. Until finished, you may break something by following this.
- LCMS required but not part of SDK ->
- Download version 1.18 here and unzip in huginbase folder
- Change the dependency to point to 1.18
- inside lcms-1.18 there is a Projects folder. Select the MSVC2008 project. Start it.
- in the configuration manager, select to build lcms only. You do not need the other tools (that will raise an error because they don't find some dependencies)
- SDK comes with wxMSW-2.8.10 but enblend expects versio 2.8.7 -> in MSDev in the additional DLL menu, change all paths to wxMSW-2.8.10 (don't forget, not only the version is different, the folder name is too) - do the same for enblend and enfuse projects
- SDK provides tiff in wxMSW-2.8.10 while enblend searches in tiff-3.8.2 -> change that include for ..\..\..\wxWidgets-2.8.10\src\tiff - do the same for enblend and enfuse projects
- SDK provides boost 1.39.0 and enblend expects trunk -> in MSDev in the additional DLL menu, change all paths from boost_trunk to boost_1_39_0 - do the same for enblend and enfuse projects
- In the enfuse property window -> Linker -> General -> Additional Library Directories, change the path for wxWidgets for the new one. Also change the folder for lcms. Do these 2 actions on the enblend project
- In the enfuse property window -> Linker -> Input-> Additional Dependencies, change tifflib for wxtiff.lib. Do the same for enblend
Build hugin
7) check out hugin source tree into huginbase. Make a new folder called hugin inside huginbase. Right click on huginbase/hugin in Windows Explorer, select "TortoiseHg, Clone...", enter this source URL, set Destination path to "hugin" and click OK.
The result should be a new directory, huginbase/hugin, containing the source tree.
8) Start the cmake gui (cmakesetup.exe).
Workaround: To ensure that the environment is set right, run cmakesetup.exe from the VC 2008 command shell (available under the Windows Start Menu) - essential if you have other compilers installed. You might want to create a desktop shortcut that does this with one click. (This should not be necessary if you installed Visual C++ correctly.)
Set cmake's source code directory to huginbase/hugin and its build directory to huginbase/hugin-build (this will create a new directory for the build). Click Configure and tell it to use Visual C++ 2008. Cmake then checks the build tools and if that goes well does the first round of searching for components. When done it displays a list of configuration variable settings, on a red background. Click "Show Advanced Values" to display all of them.
This is when you get to correct anything that needs correcting.
Next, check that all component pathnames start at huginbase. Cmake may have found some things installed in standard places on your system; but it should only be using the ones in the sdk. To correct a pathname, click on it and either type in the right one or click '...' to pop a fileselector. Look out for values with "_NOT_FOUND" in them; these may indicate problems with your directory names or structure. You will need to set ENBLEND_EXE_DIR to huginbase/enblend-3.1/INSTALLDIR that that was created when you built enblend. Also, you need to set HUGIN_BUILDER and HUGIN_BUILDATE -- this is you name and date of the build that will appear on application splash screen.
When you are satisfied the paths are right, click Configure again, and Cmake will try to validate the variables. That might set some new ones, which will appear in red. Recheck all values, even the grey ones. If a variable keeps coming up wrong try deleting it from cache (right click on name pops menu) and configure again; this is often necessary to trigger a new search. Keep fixing and clicking Configure until everything is OK. Then click OK to generate the project files.
9) Open hugin.sln in the build directory with Visual Studio 2008 Express and wait while it loads and checks all the projects. Then select a target configuration and click "build solution". After a long time, and many warnings, you should get a successful build.
10) Build the INSTALL project. This should put a complete hugin installation in huginbase/hugin-build/INSTALL/FILES.
NOTE any missing file stops the install script, leaving the installation more or less incomplete. If this happens, first look at the install scripts, cmake_install.cmake (several places in the hugin-build tree) to identify all the files that were not found (paths with "_NOT_FOUND" in them). If you can find all of them, put them where the install script expects them -- hugin/cmakemodules/winbundle.cmake will help indentify those places. You can't just build INSTALL again, because the files are searched for at configuration time, so the install scripts will still contain invalid pathnames until you run cmakesetup again. Exit Visual Studio first, since all project files must be rebuilt. It may be necessary to delete pathnames of the failed places (such as enblend-3.1) from cache to ensure everything gets regenerated. Then Configure, OK, open the new hugin.sln and build INSTALL.
Updating the hugin build
To update your source tree to to the latest revision, right click on huginbase/hugin in Windows Explorer and select "TortoiseHg/Synchronize". Set "Post Pull" drop down box to "Update", then select Pull. This will pull all new changeset from central repository and update your working copy to current default tip.
Check if there is a new release of the sdk, and if so, download and install it.
Then you have to run cmakesetup again. Proceed as in 8) above, but click "Delete Cache" before "Configure", so that the new configuration gets built from scratch.
Remember to "Clean" or "Rebuild" the entire solution in MSVC.
Installing hugin on Windows
Directory hugin-build/INSTALL/FILES contains a complete, self-contained hugin installation. You can use this as is, or copy it to a directory of your choice if you wish to delete the build tree (it is a good idea to put the the SVN version number in the name of that directory. e.g. FILES becomes "hugin_0.7.0.2766"). You should create a shortcut to hugin.exe on your desktop (note you can start new projects by dragging and dropping groups of files on the shortcut). You may also want to associate the new hugin.exe with the hugin project file (.pto) file extension.
This way of installing can be undone simply by deleting the files. It will not break any other hugin installation that may be on your system. However, note that all instances of hugin do share the same persistent settings, so options you set in one version will affect the others, too.
The source tree and sdk contain support for building Windows Installer (.msi) packages with War Setup and/or Innosetup. At present these are under development and could potentially damage your Registry and/or prior installations of hugin, so I would advise not using them until a stable release is issued.
The hugin team periodically publishes "snapshot" builds for testing. The Windows versions of these come in two forms, as a self-installing archive that automates the simple "copy files" method described above, and as a Windows Installer package.
Some things that don't work
Trying to target the dll versions of the Visual C runtimes. Only the static C libraries (libcmt, libcmtd) will do. You can't mix static and dll runtimes, so all (static) dependencies must also have been compiled with /MT or /MTd. While it might be possible to use dll versions of some of the support libraries, such as tiff or OpenEXR, it is safest to keep a strict policy of "static libraries only".
Trying to use dependencies built with a different compiler. For all practical purposes, Microsoft runtime libraries are now usable with only one compiler version. Although linking code built with more than one compiler sometimes seems to work, the resulting program is likely to fail.
Trying to link Boost libraries of a different source version than the Boost headers. Boost takes some trouble to lock object code to source version as well as compiler version, so it is rarely possible (and always a mistake) to do this.
Occasionally a build step fails mysteriously, that has succeeded before. The main cause of this is a file being marked in the Windows filesystem as in use when a tool tries to open it. On a slow, heavily loaded machine, the filesystem may not update a closed file's status quickly enough -- solution: reduce the load. On any machine, Google Desktop Search (or other automatic indexer) may grab a recently updated file and really have it open -- solution: pause or disable indexing and retry the build step.
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Just put your left-over cauliflower in your food processor and mix it up with an S blade. You can add some dried herbs if you'd like, maybe some garlic salt…whatever. If you'd like to thin it out just add a little veg broth or water, but mine is usually just fine as is.
Now you've got some cauliflower alfredo sauce. This stuff is really good, kids. Monsieur Fish has a well-established mefiance towards anything remotely health-foodish, and he really enjoyed this.
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The hunt for dark matter has been a difficult one. While a variety of astronomical and cosmological observations have shown roughly 80 percent of all matter doesn't interact with any form of light, physicists have yet to unambiguously detect a single dark matter particle.
In some models, dark matter particles may collide and annihilate, just as ordinary matter and antimatter do. If these models are correct, then regions where dark matter is particularly dense—the center of the Milky Way, for example—could see collisions that produce an excess of energetic particles that we could detect from Earth.
The Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer (AMS-02) is a particle detector based on the International Space Station, designed for looking at a variety of particles from many sources, among them dark matter collisions. Recently, the AMS-02 research team announced the results of its first 18 months of data collection. These results are frustratingly ambiguous: while AMS-02 found an excess of certain type of particle expected from some models of dark matter annihilation, this excess didn't bear the hallmarks predicted for a dark matter signature. So, something interesting is going on in the AMS-02 data, but the chances of dark matter being the cause seem a bit low.
AMS-02 is a multipurpose. high-energy particle detector mounted on the International Space Station. It consists of layers of smaller detectors, designed to measure the energy and trajectory of cosmic ray particles, including high-energy photons, electrons, and positrons (electrons' antimatter partners). AMS-02 also contains a bank of high-grade magnets, which steer the path of electrically charged particles, helping to separate the contributions from different particle types. With these detectors, similar in concept to those used at the Large Hadron Collider (LHC), researchers can distinguish between positrons and protons (which have equal positive charge but different mass), electrons (which are negatively charged), and other particles.
In some models, two dark matter dark matter particles can collide, annihilate, and produce (among other things) a positron. These positrons have a specific amount of energy: their maximum energy is set by the mass of the original dark matter particles. Plotting the number of positrons as a function of their energy—known as the power spectrum—could potentially reveal the presence of dark matter annihilation and the mass of the DM particle being destroyed. That's because the power spectrum would drop sharply above the maximum available energy.
So, if dark matter is out there, we'd expect an excess of positrons compared to what we'd predict from known cosmic sources, and a distinct cutoff in that excess. There have been some hints of the excess in observations by the Fermi gamma-ray observatory and the PAMELA (Payload for Antimatter-Matter Exploration and Light-nuclei Astrophysics) experiments
AMS-02 does see an excess, although it's a bit lower than these other experiments reported. But the positron power spectrum measured by AMS-02 did not exhibit a strong cutoff. Instead, the number of excess positrons rose with increasing energy, but with an ever more gentle slope, hinting at a leveling off at higher energies still. That doesn't rule out the chances of a drop beyond the edge of the current data, but it's not promising either.
Unlike instruments on a dedicated satellite, AMS-02 cannot point in arbitrary directions, thanks to being attached to the Space Station. However, over 18 months of observation, the instrument obtained data from all parts of the sky. That enabled researchers to construct information about the direction from which the positrons were coming. They found that positrons were originating from all parts of the sky equally, to 95 percent likelihood—meaning their flux is isotropic. That by itself tells us less than we might like: positrons are electrically charged, so magnetic fields in the Milky Way could steer them around, telling us little about where their source lies. It's also worth noting that the distribution of dark matter in the galaxy, especially near the center, is somewhat uncertain.
On the other hand, if the positrons were coming from pulsars—another likely candidate—their flux would likely be more skewed. The AMS-02 data could not rule out that possibility though, meaning that a more ordinary source of positrons could be responsible for their elevated levels.
With the absence of an energy cutoff, the AMS-02 results are more ambiguous than anything. It's pretty obvious that AMS-02 has not seen obvious signs of dark matter annihilation, but neither has it observed phenomena that rule them out as an explanation for the elevated positron detections. The absence of a cutoff tells us little in many ways: dark matter may not annihilate according to the model, meaning the entire experiment will never find anything, no matter how long it looks.
That's not itself a problem: measuring the positron spectrum is a worthwhile venture in its own right, and showing no DM annihilation in certain energy ranges continues to help us refine our models. The detector will continue taking data for several more years, pushing to higher energies where a telltale DM annihilation cutoff may be hiding.
Physical Review Letters, 2013. DOI: 10.1103/PhysRevLett.110.141102 (About DOIs).


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Movie review: 'Quartet' celebrates creativity
It's an interesting time for an industry that makes most of its money from a viewing audience that hasn't yet reached 30. One of last year's biggest art house hits was the veteran actor-filled "The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel." The French import "Amour" is currently being showered with nominations and awards, and its two lead actors are in their 80s. And now we've got "Quartet," which focuses on the British residents in a home for retired musicians.
Adapted by Ronald Harwood from his own 1999 play and directed by first-timer Dustin Hoffman, this is a light little film that celebrates the creative spirit, looks at the ups and downs of longtime friendship, and isn't afraid to address the ravages of aging, which could be hiding around any corner.
The film's title refers to four opera singers – Jean (Maggie Smith), Reg (Tom Courtenay), Wilf (Billy Connolly), and Cissy (Pauline Collins) – who, having sung together in concert and on record, now live at Beecham House, a beautiful estate tucked into the idyllic countryside.
But there's some turmoil (call it drama) to go along with the peace and joy and constant flow of music. Jean is a new arrival, and it's made very clear, very soon, that she and Reg have some sort of checkered past. There are health issues: One retiree has dizzy spells, another has brief bouts of memory loss. And Beecham itself is in trouble, as there are money hassles, and the place might be shut down.
But wait, the pompous resident music director Cedric (Michael Gambon) believes that if they sell enough tickets to the upcoming annual Verdi gala (everyone is expected to take part!), maybe Beecham can be saved. It sounds like an updated and outdated version of "The Blues Brothers," where Jake and Elwood put on a concert to save their old boarding school, but "Quartet" aims for sweetness rather than outrageousness.
Sometimes it goes too far in that direction and comes across as a bit precious. There's bickering, but most of it is good-natured. We're shown what, in certain cases, the results of a stroke can be, and in this one, they're funny (one of the characters has lost the ability to censor himself, and pops off some memorable one-liners).
But back to the film's title. It also refers to the fact that our four central characters are quite famous for a "Rigoletto" they once performed, especially for its well-known quartet. And wouldn't ticket sales just soar if the four of them got back together at the Verdi gala to do it again?
Of course, more of that drama ensues. But Hoffman has paid attention to the folks who have directed him over the years, and he has made sure to give plenty of space for his actors to shine in bringing their characters to life. He doesn't display the skill of knowing how to really open the piece up, so it still has the feeling of a stage play. But the film is so filled with entertaining and insightful talk, as well as bursts of music being performed on camera, there's no problem with it remaining on an intimate scale.
For an extra treat, make sure to stay for the closing credits.
Ed Symkus covers movies for GateHouse Media.
Rated PG-13
Written by Ronald Harwood; directed by Dustin Hoffman
With Maggie Smith, Tom Courtenay, Billy Connolly, Pauline Collins, Michael Gambon
The Weinstein Company


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Father's Day is right around the corner, and before you know it you'll have bought another checkered tie your dad will never wear.
Dads deserve a lot more than a cheap gift, especially with everything they have to put up with. Nagging wives, hormonal children and mean bosses are all commonplace in the life of a dad.
They don't just bring home the bacon, but they also dish out chores, are tough on curfews and are always ready to fix something they aren't necessarily qualified to touch.
For all the stress that comes with a family, work, bills and losing hair, fatherhood is not easy, and good dads manage to pull through with sound advice and a big heart.
In honor of hard-working fathers everywhere, here's our choices for our top five favorite TV dads. From a squeaky-clean architect to an always-hungry power plant worker, the following five dads show what being "the man" is about.
Is He The Perfect TV Dad?
No. 5: Mike Brady, "The Brady Bunch"
Mike Brady is as perfect as TV dads get. He's a handsome architect with a huge suburban home, a beautiful wife AND six children? That's just not fair.
Even more impressive is that the Brady bunch is a blended family. A divorced widow, Mike was a single father taking care of his three sons, Greg, Peter and Bobby. He then marries to wife Carol, who, as the theme song tells us, had three very lovely girls with hair of gold.
Played by Robert Reed, Mike Brady is the ideal '60s father. Clean, wholesome, and an all-around great guy, it's no wonder why "The Brady Bunch" was such a happy show. Heck, he was even named "Father of the Year" by the local newspaper.
It's not always smooth sailing in the Brady house. The kids run into issues of dating, puberty and self-image and he's there every step of the way.
Who Wants Some Pudding Pops?
No. 4: Cliff Huxtable, "The Cosby Show"
"The Cosby Show" is a classic sitcom for many reasons, but what really makes the show shine is Bill Cosby as Dr. Heathcliff Huxtable.
As a doctor married to a lawyer and the father of five kids, Cliff makes fatherhood look both easy and comfortable.
Always willing to provide a longwinded anecdote about his days at Hillman College, Cliff is full of valuable advice that he gladly bestows on his kids.
Whether he's trying to beat his son, Theo, at basketball, or playing games with his youngest daughter, Rudy, Cliff is the classic example of an involved father.
His hilarious mannerisms and love for junk food also help cement his place as an awesome TV dad.
Although, watching too much Cliff Huxtable might result in an uncontrollable desire for eating Pudding Pops while wearing cozy sweaters. Come to think of it, that might not be a bad thing.
Who's Springfield's Favorite Dad?
No. 3: Homer Simpson, "The Simpsons"
Springfield's favorite father is a simple man who enjoys beer, doughnuts and, well, food in general.
Homer and his loving wife, Marge, have three kids and a dog. His son, Bart, is a reckless juvenile who surprisingly hasn't given Homer a heart attack yet. Daughter Lisa is sometimes too smart for her own good. Baby Maggie is the only child who doesn't give Homer much trouble.
His job at the local power plant has most likely given him some kind of radiation side effects and his boss, Mr. Burns, is as diabolical as a man can get.
Homer isn't exactly the best dad in the world. Look up the definition of lazy and you'll find Homer's picture. And two decades of choking Bart don't reflect well on his parenting techniques.
But, while he isn't the smartest guy in Springfield, he does have a heart as big as his appetite.
The Most Put-Upon Dad Ever?
No. 2: Al Bundy, "Married... With Children"
If you thought Homer Simpson had it rough, meet Al Bundy (Ed O'Neill).
What better way to support a wife and two kids than to cut costs at every turn? Like the time Al refused to pay for a phone call to Canada, resulting in his phone service being cut off.
He gets no respect from his wife, let alone his two kids. His daughter is promiscuous, to say the least, and his son is a pubescent smart-aleck. Al would rather please himself than to try and romance his wife, Peggy, who watches TV all day and spends his money.
Most of the time, Al's biggest downfall is his own dim wit and bad luck. His life is a free-fall from his glory days as a high school star fullback to his current life as a women's shoe salesman.
For all that he puts up with Al Bundy is undoubtedly a top TV dad.
Put Your Foot Where?
No. 1: Red Forman, "That '70s Show"
"That '70s Show" is home to a lovable bunch of bored Wisconsin teens just looking for a good time. That usually means doing something stupid, and that's where Red Forman (Kurtwood Smith) comes in.
A Korean War veteran with a no-excuse attitude, a hate for Communists and a relentless work ethic, Red is the definition of tough love. Unfortunately, his brand of fathering never did have a chance given his daughter, Laurie, has a new boyfriend every week and his son, Eric, is more in love with "Star Wars" than the Green Bay Packers.
His wife, Kitty, keeps him sane since he hates most people, and Eric's friends have somehow turned Red's basement into their second home. Which means something stupid is waiting to happen.
And when something does go wrong, Red has the perfect solution: sticking his foot in somebody's ass.
Wash it all down with a cold beer and you have a day in the life of Red Forman.
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But it was so complicated That he did not know how to express themselves, And showed him the spells of the crossroads, and so on. And taken in this crusade will, And so there will parampampan !!... It was a mixture without pity or compassion They were ten, And the big fire on the cross It is the blood of Jesus And this witch pitched snare And Kel fell into the ambush, And the fire burns incessantly, And their trays of gangrene, And there you go. He risked his luck, And these animals are also malignant Which forces the poor The voodoo make for souls The living souls, And they often do not create, And this force was the force of evil, And throbbing and pounding his head a lot Disturbing you too In a terrible insecurity Stealing all his peace, and was a witch Wise The mercy of Satan With its built-evil Appearing goodness With a disguised charity And she deceived the poor, And with their horns, And without stopping to rest. Because there is not no rest, and Yansan Yemanjá. Programmed to kill, Annihilating his life, ansilive, Arovita, As a balm to his deep sorrow. And it was so deep that he had no more Tears To express their regrets. And he did not find a solution ... threw himself into the madness ... With drugs and chemical drugs, As a hidden leprosy people Who indulge in these pigs, As a palliative for accent What consolation for some time But only for a while. Many of them even with his sincere love Massaging the Kel severe pain in their For a few moments, As a safety valve, As a schizophrenic - manic - Psycho - depressive, As an epileptic incarcerated, As anyone who says this: "I raise my eyes to the mountain whence cometh my help? " he no longer knew death because you have consumed and the rescue?, As anyone who's being hanged Or even drowned. It was a stampede Looking for a solution In this tough world Full of snakes, As digoxin A cardiotonic more in favor of your life. Of otolaryngologists. Like aspirin, As if he were a horse, As if your chocolate Nescau distilled in glass. Your wardrobe He was a walking pharmacy, As the idolatries of lifeless images That God hates and abhors, As the obnoxious and ignorant worship ... Santa Barbara, As warheads bombing, at the height of his suffering Amid doubts of believing and not believing! On pain of fear, Atrophy itself. He was so desperate and scared, B Complex And other strong And so on. It was great your arsenal, b-versilia Hepatovis-b12, Because he felt very strange And much troubled, Because he was so crazy, Because it was the great miracle of God. But the demons did not give up. They were like bats in the dark, Behind ... with evil demons. There were many witchcraft with macumbas, Behind all suffering from Kel. But he did not know ... she knew to be false, Behind the bush, behind the evils Hidden in men. What is left at the mercy of vampires hidden With their infernal hosts Often fatal And there goes Kel ... The search for a way to save your life He was the spirit which, being chased and fully Distraught, between snakes and Scorpions ... between the fury of the demons he was accused / With strong negative charges introverted his life. Imagine a syndrome of symptoms to-normal Totally hellish. He saw him, black, bombing it for In To fight in fierce fighting in combat or cruel. The wounds of his evil, Bozos Prepared for it. God already spoke the secret voice of your soul, Brewer's Yeast Powder. Emulsion Scholte Biotone Fontoura, bursting like a Mad Almost bursting his skull in a nervous tension, But had no power to enter, But he did not want to be the oppression that forced him to be, But his sorrow was fast, But only suffering With much sadness and tears. While this was a great suspense for their parents, But there was such a force, But these follies, Causing a major setback His personality, Cebion, celestamine, Cerminion, cerumim, Cewin, Comforting relieve his torment And your bleeding heart, Completely invisible tormented by demons Cave macabre, compressed in gogó With the face of death ... on the moon or the sun And his face was the death of the calf ... Or the death of grandma All withered and tense between the bones Looking like a skull S, cousins and relatives, Cries and many teeth grating, crocodiles and piranhas, Crying and begging for a bailout, Damned and malignant, Dancing in his own tightrope. And Kel was more bewitched, Day and night and morning, deep, Degenerate and twisted, depressed and anxious With severe shortness of breath, desires and anxieties, Desritimando psiconeurovegetativa it in dystonia, Destrovitase, destroy and annihilate them. The Witches betray even their own ... The already predestined, Detonating it in craters. But Kel did not know because he did not see, diazepam, Dienpax, dimetap. Otosporim, do not feel And the Bible protests, do not smell, do not Take, dolgmatil Equilide, Dozens of vitamins granted. Rarical, Driving nervousness, EBO, Elivit, encetan, Enslaved and oppressed, etc.. In a shift or two shifts Or three shifts Morning, Even with much effort and at great expense he Wrongly entered And ignorantly in a Catholic church, Evil in a jungle, Extended, Father Cicero's hinterland As saints of hollow wood, feel, Fighting death. Desperate enough, filogaster, For all he wanted, For that feeling bad, frightened stoned and disjointed looking for a priest. But he was so overwhelmed with the oppressed poor, Frutovena, full of chimpanzees, Full of complex trauma and rejection With a deep sorrow, Full of Dracula and vampires As their hidden demons Deceiving the lost. He was also the social, Full of traps and snares, Gero H3, Gross too Gross as "Brutus" Brutus's Popy. He was going a mile a minute, hashish was, He almost walked just pedaling, He ate the bread through hell, he chose to believe! When there is a hell of a suffer Where there are many tears and torments, He could no longer bear. For he was attacked by wild demons Cruel and wicked. He went in search of a church, he did not see. But fortunately ... To him came a bright light It was the "Lord Jesus" through his mother ... giving him a Bible as a gift ... there along with two fellow Christians ... who invited hi, He got all embarrassed, He loved children, He loved humanity, He ran for a few mysteries of mysticism In the land ... lands ... In the lands that promise the impossible As Hare Krisna ... sheicho-no-ie ... etc ... But always the enemy, He said so himself: - I'll look for a priest I think it is spiritual. - And there was the poor, He screamed in terror strong, he was bewitched Suffering and nutty Sick, He went almost exclusively by bicycle, he would wait until goes down For fear of death and despair It's what I did take a risk. He was very afraid of death, Hidden in itself With its strong hot flashes, His introverted character. As a metamorphosis opposite Its own way of being, His views were darkened. He even vomited inside the car of his father And vomiting killed many cockroaches, horns with pelancas, Housing estate to his He no longer supported He made a pact with the devil, How crazy thirsty, How much was sorry he had tried to Suicide With a terrible fear of dying, How much was suffering. And then he shouted, hoyphinol, I could not express themselves Like he was a coyote, If it does not convert the sacred word, If they do these roads. For their throats are already hanged, In a dark and light. In Lost Highway, In a river that silences many deaths, In a sad flag, In a strange macabre ritual, In addition to the currents. Leaving him insane! They were demons closet In their ghettos damn With their cries hidden Sucking your life With his vampire teeth, in anxieties and sorrows, In Candomblé, In deep pain crisis His heart was beating very Leaking a lot of adrenaline Aceleradíssimas! With strong emotional disturbances, In electrosphere satanic The oppression you explode with And besides the torments Train with a thousand noises, In great fear and terror With a gross fright and fear To see his death and his soul devoured stamped Succored the poor Kel He was dizzy, In great pain he had endured. Shooting down your sense, In handcuffs lusts, In large quantities of pills Also, In many discrimination And your brain shaken With many conflicts and convulsions Upsetting emotions. And resetting your health, It scared the hell And with the great eternal suffering, it was cocaine, It was his father who told the day after the Horror, It was his good fortune. However, It was only be as good. And his problems affected And your sadness and your anger, It's macabre, Its adherents, Jaguars, Jesus Christ, Lashes and bitterness, Laxotan, like damn weird But was he was bewitched. Then he wept very telling: - There's no way for me! He took all the poison from the bottle Thinking it was rat poison, like Satan, like who the hell drowning In deep diving, locked up in himself. Totally stifled and suffocated With fear as oppressive, lorepan, Machiavellian, malignant Totally satanic With its furies of volcanic eruptions. They were the evil spirits of darkness, massacred and tortured tormented, memoriol, mermorex, Mixed with the loneliness, morning, mottilium Epocler, No flagrant human views Who can not see the hidden side, no more face the people Even his walk was already so complex in torment In his intimate, no one comes to God except through Him " Fika in peace! Fika ... with God ... also with Artists Club Classics, nootropil, Not hear, Not knowing the sacred word, Now hitting the hand of his speedometer And for all its fuel, Now what? Between the Cross and the dagger Their fate was fatal Now what? What is it? What has happened? The guy went crazy! Saying to himself: - I'm not marginal! - I'm not marginal! - I'm not margin, Of a hungry hypochondriac To "behead one thousand tablets" For he suffered much. He was very overwhelmed. All of diazepam (10mg) Once it was almost at once A seven to ten tablets. Yeast, Of thinking and being ... and imagine. He was now a marginal imagery and obstinate And very scared, Of those who have a skull on the front with two On the skull and crossbones, olcadil, On a psychological pressure, One after another instead. Or (Arovita) twenty pills at once And not even talk to other drugs, opening his black face. Barbiturates and many were Psychotropic drugs and nootropics. There were many stones or balls, or a base amplicilina Penicillin. In gastroenterologitas. As somalium, or acetylsalicylic acid, Or like sewers full of rats, Or maybe the Big Bad Wolf. For he was a nice guy, Or where will your soul, Pains, Pemba, Probe hospital. He now thought only to live, psychiatrists and psychotherapists. That actually helped, Psychosomatic syndrome In many symptoms together, Quartering it in spurs. Torturing her slave, Quite natural, Realvit, rivotril, San Roque and San Lazaro, Sandwiching it in a noose Squeezing it in your back Invading your being And interfering with his wishes, scaring them fairly, Scaring them too much, Scourged him in their stripes. (Adeforte) were ten ampoules, see your child dying a sad horror. In her fragile body, she protests loudly ... Read: "The Ten Commandments" ... is the word of God !!!... It is for everyone ... even for atheists !!!... And there goes poor Kel. The poor, She rode on the back But not knowing it ... it was a mule, Shouting with pork, skunks, So far from heaven. He felt terror as driver With the black face of horror in his broken heart pain, so impressive, So saying "danger" But all I wanted was out of the struggle, Sometimes you'll even help. But he did not know that the hands of the supreme being, sorvector, St. Cosmas and Damian, stelazine, Still limping around on the roads, Stress Stabs, such as the craving thirst, Sucking your blood But the thirsty soul, Tagifor, tegretol, Teldane, Terragran, Terrified by their faces with horrors Supporting a sad pain, That attack cattle in the woods, that could have killed you, That man cuts a tree ... Cutting with an ax ... and play ... stub Being only one simple object ... Well below the human being a human being ... What God has done and said in his word ... In giving pow, That much was suffering too much. But a force came down from heaven, That these animals were His life became hell And he wanted to kill, That very distressed With neurological disorders Taking it to the sad tropics In deep anxieties, The Bible, The Bible ... the sacred word And after much suffering, The crush their souls. It's the devil with their cages, the devil, The Divine Metamorphosis among snakes and scorpions Demonic caves was a young Evil by oppression, The psychologists, the sacred word. The only true word of the road. And as I was saying talking about witches There was a wicked witch, the sailor Popy. He was rough, The secret, the shaking. It delivers you from death For the prayers of Christians, The skins of black or white fur. In Candomblé and damn damn Umbanda With its macabre and Machiavellian sieves, the smell Lolo. Nembutal, The terrible monster coyotes. He was Umbanda, Their own mistakes and actions, There were several other chemical To recondition it Chemicals were of cardiologists, They fast and cry out humbly the blood of Jesus And the voodoo is reduced, They were also Christians, They were hiding behind, They were in panic, They were the spirits of darkness, Thioridazine, this poor wicked witch Totally wrong, Thorazine, tigers, tigers and scorpions, To the spirits of Umbanda Candomblé and quimbandas. With whips and lashes, Together with other drugs. In a lot bandit, tonopan Neozine, Tormented and frightened By not wanting to be what his mind accused him of being: A marginal! ... Something that in fact he was not and never wanted to be And could not understand why this gross Chang, Tortured and tormented, totally blind, Totally starving on diets, Totally weird, Traumatizing and hurting him Your inner being, triptanol, Turning him in a crate. But in reality He was a nice guy, twenty, type (4 or 6) akinetons Or five or more fernegans, Type perebentas wounds, typhoon, Unclean animals and animals wolves, Uncles, valium, very cheap Killed! There in the hospital they put a probe in Kel And they did a gastro-intestinal lavage And his nose bled, Very crazy and very crazy, volcano, Waiting for the reaction of the poor man, What impressed the poor wretches of the parents, What vomiting killed very cheap, When hell full of punches, Where the devil makes his sieve, Where the devil through lame band, Where there the animals never die, Who also lives in handcuffs ... In itself handcuffed, Who left without speaking to the priest, Who were also prayers for Kel But his troubled life, Why he did not give credit The sacred word, Why not stand the bright light, With a clarity so normal. But there was a supernatural attack Totally abnormal In its being legal Driven to the side you bad. And killing you, With a heart full of hate. And after many tortures, With its dangers and its pitfalls. But Kel little thought, With its fiery lava in action The blow on the earth, With its hellish angels, With its monkeys and guinea pigs with their With his goats and his goats, With its neutron bombs, With its power in silence, With the demons still attack you, With the face of a wake, With the rotary motion, With their bombs, With their evil deities, With their frowns, With their infernal shells, With their sharp teeth hidden these toxic waters, With traíras, With your lungs and diagram compressed between them. Choking and suffocating him, Yes the devil! Who deceives with false promises, your sense Driving your intellect The tremendous bad mood. It was a burden too heavy The weight of her sad cross. Deixe um comentário


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The Android community has been ruminating about the Google Now widget since the start of the week, and it looks like Google finally pushed it live in its Google Search update. You can download the update from the Google Play store to get the widget for your device running Android 4.1 Jelly Bean or above.
The widget contextually updates information as you use Google's many services and products on any compatible Android device, just like the Google Now app. For now, the widget displays the day's weather in your area, how much traffic you can expect on the way to work, the last place you searched for directions in Google Maps, and other relevant information.
The Google Now widget takes up a whole page on the Samsung Galaxy S III, which means I can't pin it to the first home screen without moving all of my essential icons over to another screen, or re-sizing the widget. Naturally, I prefer to have this feature easily accessible since it takes a long press of the Galaxy S III's Home button, and then the press of another, to engage Google Now. It fits nicely on the Nexus 7 tablet, however.


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An illustrator found that during a painful childhood, "Art became my home."
Stitches: A Memoir. By David Small. Norton, 329 pp., $24.95. Ages: See discussion below.
By Janice Harayda
David Small's mother had her heart in the wrong place — literally. Elizabeth Small was born with her heart on the wrong side of her chest, and the defect serves as a metaphor for her coldness to her son in this graphic memoir and Midwestern Gothic tale of growing up in Detroit in the 1950s.
As a teenager, Small had surgery for throat cancer caused by high doses of radiation given to him by his physician father for sinus problems. His parents didn't tell him he had cancer, and he learned of it from a purloined letter. He discovered that his mother was a lesbian when he found her in bed with another woman and that his grandmother was insane when she set her house on fire.
Small blends real and imagined scenes as he describes these and other traumas in a book that fittingly bears many hallmarks of neo-gothics: a madwoman, night terrors, family secrets, a locked drawer, mysterious passageways, a church with pointed arches. He also nods to Alice in Wonderland through both words and pictures, including images of a psychiatrist-as-White-Rabbit who helps him burrow into his past and find redemption through art.
Working in pen-and-ink washed with black and white, Small has filled Stitches with artistically and psychologically rich illustrations that help to offset the limits of the weaker, solipsistic text. In his pictures he vividly shows the world from a child's point of view, often by casting himself as a small figure looking up at adults whose eyes are obscured by glasses that suggest their inability to see him for who he is.
But Small writes from the point of view of an adult looking back on his childhood, which at times makes for subtle discontinuities between the images and words. The back matter suggests that he knows his mother comes across as a monster and that he became aware of some aspects of her grief only after she died. And yet countless writers have made you feel both their youthful sorrow and that of the parents who caused it.
The pain of unhappy housewives like Elizabeth Small was powerful enough to help launch the modern feminist movement. Hers must have been that much greater because she had the added burden of having to hide her sexual identity. But Stitches gives you little sense of that pain; you see its roots in her own upbringing, but you never feel it. Perhaps a sequel will capture more of the spirit of a quotation in Small's afterword about his mother, which comes from the poet Edward Dahlberg, "Nobody heard her tears; the heart is a fountain of weeping water which makes no noise in the world."
Ages: Stitches made the shortlist for the 2009 National Book Award for young people's literature, and some people questioned whether it belonged there or in an adult category. It's a judgment call: This is a crossover book that may appeal both to mature teenagers and to adults who enjoy graphic novels and memoirs.
Best line/picture: No. 1: "Art became my home." No. 2: In a review in the Washington Post, Michael Sims described one of the finest pictures in the book, which appears on the frontispiece and elsewhere: "The boy sits on the floor, on a sheet of drawing paper almost as large as he is. Crayons lie scattered nearby. He leans forward, resting the top of his head on the paper. Then he begins to literally sink through the floor, to disappear into the paper. A last kick of his legs reveals that he wasn't sinking so much as joyously diving head-first into the world he created, leaving behind the world he was born into."
Worst line/picture: "On the one hand, I felt the fear, humiliation and pain … While on the other, for reasons I could not quite understand, I felt that she was justified … and that I deserved everything I had gotten." This passage supposedly describes Small's feelings at the age of six but sounds more like something he worked out later in therapy. It is also involves telling rather than showing. Small doesn't trust you to understand his feelings from his pictures, as he does in many other parts of the book, so he overelaborates here.
Published: September 2009
About the author: Small also wrote Imogene's Antlers and illustrated Judith St. George's So You Want to Be President?, which won the 2001 Caldecott Medal. His work has appeared in the New Yorker and other magazines. Born in 1945, he lives in Michigan.
Children's book reviews appear on this site on Saturday's. You can also follow Jan on Twitter (@janiceharayda) www.twitter.com/janiceharayda, where further comments on them sometimes appear during the week.
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The week-long Washington Nationals Winter Caravan comes to a climactic end this Sunday, January 31 with the second annual NatsFest at Nationals Park.
Nationals fans who caught last year's inaugural event were treated to an unusual level of access to players and management, as well as behind-the-scenes opportunities to visit the home and visitor clubhouses, batting cage, Lexus Presidents Club and more. This is a can't-miss event for the true Nats fan.
General admission tickets are available at nationals.com for $10 (adults) and $5 (kids), and include parking in the B & C garages adjacent to the centerfield plaza. Season ticket holders have until midnight Saturday night to claim their tickets for free.
The full schedule of events is available for download here. This year's schedule includes photo and autograph sessions with players, clubhouse tours, batting cage sessions, a Kids Zone with the Nationals racing presidents, various giveaways & charity auctions, plus Q&A sessions with GM Mike Rizzo, Manager Jim Riggleman, team President Stan Kasten, and journalists George Will and Tim Kurkjian.
Last year's Q&A sessions drew packed crowds, so this year, the sessions have been moved to the Red Porch Restaurant, and guests are being asked to register on a first-come, first-served basis beginning at 11:00am in the Exxon Strike Zone. If you don't want to ask a question yourself, don't worry. Each session will be simulcast throughout the stadium. In fact, last year when we failed to get into Manny Acta's Q&A session, we watched from the comfort of the Nats' clubhouse. Nice!
Photo of Ryan Zimmerman by Eve Roytshteyn/MLB.com.


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Southwestern College hosts 80th Assembly District Candidates Forum
The race for the 80th State Assembly seat made a stop at Southwestern College recently. Democratic candidates Steve Castaneda and Lorena Gonzalez each presented their qualifications to the Southwestern College community in a forum moderated by Political Science Professor Phil Saenz.
The 80th Assembly District seat became vacant in March after Ben Hueso was elected to the 40th State Senate District. The 40th State Senate District was left vacant when Juan Vargas left to fill the 51st Congressional seat left vacant when Bob Filner was elected mayor of San Diego.
Gonzalez, a San Diego labor leader, classifies herself as a pro-jobs Democrat and a working family advocate. Gonzalez said she is passionate about creating middle class jobs and providing a fairer budget disbursement in education.
"I think it is critical that equal funding isn't based on equal distribution," said Gonzalez. It's based on the starting line and we don't start on the same position. People who go to underperforming, poorer, schools need initial resources."
Castaneda, former Chula Vista councilman, said he would analyze California's regulations, the way it spends its time and its money.
"Students coming out of college are going to be coming into a workforce that doesn't have jobs to provide," said Castaneda. "We need to expand enterprise zones because it does benefit places like Chula Vista, National City, and South San Diego. It allows people to come and hire local folks."
The 80th Assembly District includes portions of City Heights, Barrio Logan, National City, Chula Vista, San Ysidro and other areas of South San Diego.
Professor Saenz also hosted a voter registration drive immediately after the forum to help increase voter turnout. The special election will be held on May 21.
Candidates Steve Castaneda (L) and Lorena Gonzalez (R) answer questions on a wide variety of topics. Southwestern College Professor Phil Saenz (center) served as moderator.


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The new-look Nationals begin their first extended homestand at Nationals Park tomorrow, bringing a 4-5 record and a renewed sense of confidence to face the Philadelphia Phillies and Milwaukee Brewers beginning Tuesday night.
It's an exciting time to be a Nats fan. The many changes on the field have the Natosphere buzzing, and fans heading to Nationals Park have a number of off-the-field changes to look forward to as well. Some of the highlights:
R.I.P. Natstown
With recently departed team president Stan Kasten officially out of the way, the Nationals Marketing department appears to have gotten its act together for 2011.
As we first saw when the new uniforms were announced, and observed on opening day, the team's cacophony of colors, logos, and slogans has been wisely narrowed to a simple focus on the "Curly W" and the color red.
Yes, the seats are still painted blue, but that remains the exception as the curly W and the new, brighter red have taken over the flags, banners, uniforms, scoreboard, and ad campaigns for the team. For a team still building its identity, it's a welcome evolution of the Nationals brand.
Accordingly, the original block "Nationals" logo has disappeared, as have all references to "Natstown."
If you are an official citizen of Natstown, it appears that your passport will not be renewed.
In-between the action
Every new season brings a few changes to the complement of "down time" distractions for the casual fan. Among those is the player's annual selection of personal walk-up music. If you're wondering why you're hearing Guns n Roses and Metallica at Nationals Park, take note. Some of the team's newest players have brought a little different edge along with their walk-up themes.
Most front-and-center is the addition of radio personality Sarah Fraser to the in-stadium entertainment crew. As I wrote previously, I think she's a real upgrade and hope readers agree.
Most exciting to fans of the presidents race may be the return of the "classic" racing presidents. Last year, during the All Star Break, the presidents received a significant facelift, with no explanation offered by the team.
It was the last we'd seen of the original, more menacing-looking presidents — until now. The "classic" presidents reappeared at this year's auditions, and on opening day reclaimed their position as regulars at Nationals home games. Meanwhile, it appears that the "new look" presidents have been relegated to emergency backup and other command appearances.
Where to Park Yourself
New casual seating areas have been added outside the Red Loft, near the Miller Scoreboard Walk, and behind the centerfield plaza, in what was formerly the Kids Zone.
For those driving to Nationals Park, the team's two discount parking options remain in place at lots HH ($5.00) and W ($10.00), but the private MarcParc lot at M and Half Streets has raised its
rate to $20/game.
Lots of Food Changes
Pastrami at Nationals Park? For the fourth time in as many years, the Taste of the Majors stands have been revamped, but the latest version of the menu is the truest to the original concept — with specialties from around the Nationals League East: a Philly hoagie, Atlanta Chicken and Waffle, Miami cuban sandwich, and from New York, that grilled pastrami on rye.
I can report that the latter was made with authentic Romanian pastrami and swiss, but despite coming right off the grill, was cold as ice.
Fans of the Rough Rider are mourning the elimination of Teddy's Barbeque, but for a limited time, the popular stand has reemerged in a tent at the Miller Scoreboard Walk. You can get pulled pork and pulled chicken, but alas, no Rough Rider.
The tent will disappear soon, as soon as New York's Blue Smoke, Shake Shack, Box Frites, and El Verano open behind the Scoreboard Walk.
Also new to the scoreboard walk is Jammin' Island BBQ, adjacent to the Red Loft, featuring jerk chicken and jerk ribs cooked on an open grill. The menu mirrors some new options being offered to Club and Suite ticketholders in the Stars & Stripes Club, but it's pricey for an outfield stand, with combo platters costing as much as $16.00.
Other new items at the Stars & Stripes Club include barbeque chicken nachos, braised short ribs, sweet potato fries, pork wingettes, and fish & chips.
Nationals Park regulars know that the most reliably speedy food line can always be found at Hard Times Cafe in the otherwise busy left field concourse.
This season, Hard Times has expanded to two additional locations within the main concourse, behind the first and third base lines. The stands offer all of your Hard Times favorites except for Chili Mac. This should put an end to the oh-so common question "Where'd you get those nachos?"
Along with Budweiser, two other long-time sponsors — NJ's Curly W Pretzels and Giffords Ice Cream — appear to have completely disappeared from Nationals Park, leaving the Ben's Chili Bowl Half Smoke as the only remaining local signature item (sorry Hard Times, your chili recipe is from Cincinnati).
The former Giffords stand has been replaced by Breyers Ice Cream, which features a knockout Caramel Cookie Dough, but alas, no more milkshakes.
There is one bit of good news for Nats fans looking for a local treat. The popular but elusive DC food truck District Taco has just been awarded a license by the city to park on the street near the Nationals Park centerfield gates on game days.
District Taco offers outstanding homemade tacos, burritos, and quesadillas that put Chipotle to shame.
The Nationals do allow outside food, as long as it's packaged in a single serving soft-sided container (no hard plastics). Let's hope the line at District Taco isn't too long.
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DURANGO, Colo.—A 26-year-old Durango man who spearheaded the construction of an elementary school and a medical clinic in Uganda is trying to drum up more support for the projects.
"I think I put others above self," Riley King said over coffee recently. "I think it's my responsibility to make a difference."
The conviction led him to establish Unite Our World in 2008. The organization now has recognized nonprofit 501(c) 3 status.
"Our goal is use our talent to empower people and help them help others," King said. "We want to harness their potential to achieve a positive impact."
King will show a 20-minute film about the development of the clinic in Uganda at the Back Space Theatre on March 16. A question-and-answer session will follow. A monetary donation of any size gets viewers in the door.
King, a 2005 graduate of Durango High School, is the son of Glen and Becky King, pastors of Durango Faith Fellowship.
He beat around for three years after graduation, forming a band (King plays piano and guitar and sings) with a friend and touring the country.
"We made ends meet," King said.
On one of his trips through Durango, King met Solomon Muteb, a Ugandan, who had built Blessings of Joy Elementary School in Mweruka, a village four hours by vehicle south of Kampala along Lake Victoria.
Uganda is a landlocked country encompassing 91,000 square miles—smaller than Oregon (97,000 square miles), but bigger than Utah (84,000 square miles). It has a population of 35 million.
"I went to Uganda in 2009 to document the school – four classrooms of mud and straw," King said. "When I came back I built a website, founded Unite Our World and began to raise funds to help.
A silent auction at The Lost Dog Bar & Grill provided the first money to pay teachers and build additional classrooms, he said.
In summer 2010, King returned to Uganda to work on the school.
He was accompanied by his girlfriend, Brittany Lang, who teaches fifth-grade at Kemper Elementary School in Cortez; her sister, Jordan; Matt Peters, his former band co-founder; and Matt's parents, Dan and Jill Peters, who own Peters Construction.
The team built two 40-foot by 40-foot brick classrooms and upon returning sent money to complete the roof, King said.
In October 2010, a photo display of the project was hung at the Open Shutter Gallery.
The next year, King made his third trip to Uganda with two Fort Lewis College students to build a new classroom and put cement floors in all of them.
The added space allows instruction up to seventh-grade, which is required to go on to middle school, said Brittany Lang, who taught for three months in Mweruka during the construction.
"I had 40 students in every class," Lang said. "About 50 percent of them had desks and benches and the rest stood or sat on the floor.
"I had to improvise because they're short of resources," Lang said. "My classroom had a blackboard and I had a piece of chalk about the size of my pinkie."
She also brought an innovative approach to teaching.
"Ugandan teachers write on the blackboard, and the students simply have to recall and regurgitate," Lang said. "A higher level of thinking isn't required.
"But, in geometry, for example, I taught shapes, and then we went outside and they had to find similar geometric shapes in nature. They couldn't believe it."
She also incorporated art and music in her instruction.
Between trips to Uganda, King supports himself with landscaping and construction jobs.
In 2012, Solomon Muteb's brother, Benon Kizito, called him for help in establishing a medical clinic in Bukunda, King said.
King went to Uganda in November to help Kizito acquire a building and medical supplies and to hire staff members. When he left Uganda a month later, the clinic was staffed with two doctors and three nurses.
Trent Taylor, who is majoring in art at Fort Lewis College, accompanied King twice to Uganda, and on his last visit displayed his artistic talent on the walls of the clinic.
"Health is the most important thing in life for a person, and they had nothing there," Taylor said. "There were chronic and acute medical problems, but no care. The nearest hospital was incredibly distant.
"One of the young guys working with us had a bad case of asthma," Taylor said. "He didn't even know what it was."
King said Taylor's contributions to Unite Our World wasn't limited to his work in Uganda. He raised almost $5,000 for the cause from family members and friends in Chicago.
"Our two projects in Uganda have been funded through the generosity of many people," King said. "I'm amazed at how caring people are."


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ADAM: Let's just say that he might pose a few more problems for the Winchester boys than previous angel Naomi did. "Bartholomew set out to be a headhunter to kind of rule the roost, whereas Naomi was more in the business of trying to preserve heaven and ruling that landscape," Jensen Ackles tells us. "With that comes [new] rules of the game." And those new rules are likely to more deadly. "Bartholomew is malicious in a way that Naomi wasn't," Misha Collins says. "She would engage in torture, but there's something more sinister about Bartholomew. He seems to me to be less sympathetic."
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NATALIE: Seriously. For one, Katherine getting her blood drained won't come without consequences. Once she's finally back to her sassy self again, it won't be long before she realizes that there's a major side effect - which will begin, or should we say fall out? - this week. As for Silas' return thanks to Katherine's blood, his dream of finally dying will come with an unexpected hiccup.
What's going on with The Mentalist? - Leigh
ADAM:Sunday's episode, which was pre-empted a week because of football, features big movements on two fronts. Not only does Jane find out which of the five Red John suspects has the three-dot tattoo he's looking for, but he also shares a moving, soul-baring scene with Lisbon that some fans have been wanting for a long time. But beware: Both scenes won't end the way you might expect. Plus: "Tiger Tiger" won't be the only thing burning bright before the episode is over.
Will Charming and Snow White really try to have a baby on Once Upon a Time? -Adam
NATALIE: If they can find a way to get Charming off the island without killing him, yes. But first, we'll get another look into Snow and Charming's past, specifically the day of their wedding after Regina threatened something dastardly in store - the curse! "We're going to open up right after they get married," Josh Dallas teases. "Snow wants to get back at Regina for destroying her wedding basically. Charming just wants to go on the honeymoon. He just thinks it's a threat coming from Regina, that's all it is at the moment." Girlfight!
Anything good coming up on CSI? - Brandon
ADAM: Wednesday's episode, which features an Innocence Project investigator reopening an old rape case, will put Greg in the spotlight - and not in a good way. "His work is called into question," executive producer Don McGill says. "There are now allegations that Greg tampered with evidence." Fortunately, Greg will have someone in his corner, at least in spirit. "Greg explains why he did what he did, and he talks about his mentor, Gil Grissom," McGill says. "Grissom taught Greg Sanders how to be a CSI: how to walk into a crime scene, how to note every observation. And Greg says, 'I was so afraid of making a mistake; I followed everything Grissom taught me to a T.'" No one's going to argue with Grissom's skills, right?
What happened to Slade and Shado on Arrow? -Jennie
NATALIE: It won't be long before we discover their whereabouts, but expect the duo to be together - possibly in more ways than one since Manu Bennett likens their relationship to the English Patient. "Slade genuinely cares for Oliver as a young, vulnerable guy, and he cares for Shado as a capable young girl who has proven herself," Bennett says. "He respects the fact that she's a seasoned killer in her own right. She's also a caring character, which has brought up some emotion in Slade, who has been stuck on this island for Lord knows how long. At the end of the day, two men around a beautiful woman are always going to be primitive."
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ADAM: As Shay spirals more and more out of control, Dawson will have to move on to a new partner named Erik, who's not exactly a ray of sunshine. In fact, Dawson claims that he's the most negative person who she's ever met. So, how bad is he, really? Bad enough to make Dawson ask Casey for advice about possibly switching over to become a firefighter!
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NATALIE: When Stephen's plan to take Astrid to homecoming goes awry, Astrid will go "full-on Harriet the Spy" to figure out what's really going on with her friend, Madeleine Mantock teases. But her sleuthing may put her in the line of fire. "I do meet a Tomorrow Person who works for the other side very briefly," she adds. "I have a little bit of an encounter with a not-very-nice figure." Bonus tease: Look for Astrid's backstory to be revealed in Episode 12.
When are Castle and Beckett getting married on Castle? - Mandy
ADAM: Don't go buying a wedding gift anytime soon, but a save-the-date could be in the not-too-distant future. "As we come into the spring, pressing questions - like, 'When are we going to set a date?' - will be a significant part of the storytelling," creator Andrew W. Marlowe tells us. In the meantime, the couple will focus on a more immediate concern. "Castle's place is a very masculine bachelor pad, and Beckett is spending a lot of time over there," Marlowe says. "What changes does she want to make and how does Castle react to that?" But is true co-habitation in their future? Not right away. "Is Beckett going to give up her rent-controlled loft?" Marlowe teases. "They're on a trajectory, and we want to play out that trajectory instead of making huge proclamations. They're just trying to find who they are in the relationship, and they both are very strong-willed."
Got any Scandal scoop? -Dennis
NATALIE: We're finally going to learn more about Harrison this week! But viewers may get more than they bargained for when we discover that Harrison's past is much more dangerous that we could've imagined. Plus: We'll see Cyrus make a surprising ask of Harrison, which could have scary, even deadly ramifications
Any Covert Affairs scoop? - Jeffrey
ADAM: How about a covert guest star? The season finale will reveal the director of Central Intelligence, and it's so major that the casting is being kept under wraps. "We are so, so excited about it," co-creator Matt Corman tells us. "There's a huge bombshell at the end that will change the whole trajectory of the show, and it's in part from this person." Start guessing now!
I hate that Parks and Recreation is on hiatus! Do you have any scoop to tide me over? -Shawna
NATALIE: Halloween in Pawnee will be doubly scary for Leslie, who will be facing the recall vote in that same episode. "Leslie's having a crisis of confidence about whether or not she's in the right job and if she's doing the right thing," Amy Poehler says. To distract herself, Leslie will set up a haunted house that may ultimately be more trick than treat.
Adam's Mega Rave: If you're not watching Masters of Sex, you're missing out on some masterful acting. A week after Michael Sheen broke our hearts, Allison Janney slayed us as she barely contained her embarrassment and sadness as she realized the shortcomings of her sexless marriage. Don't make C.J. Cregg cry!
Natalie's Mini Rant:How I Met Your Mother's long-awaited proposal lacked weight. Let us see the chemistry between Ted and the Mother first!
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