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Windows 2000 and Windows Server 2003 are complex, feature-rich operating systems whose deployment in an enterprise requires highly skilled individuals to support its installation, maintenance, and optimization. These individuals are aided by the abundance of tools and wizards for effective operating-system management that Microsoft has provided. Indeed, many of the enhanced tools should shift the traditional role of administrator to that of proactive manager of computing environments. Thus, the depth of function, flexibility, and granularity of Windows 2000 and Windows Server 2003 ultimately represents both opportunity and challenge for system administration.
This book is written to help you succeed in the administration of the Windows Server 2003 and Windows 2000 Server family. Much of the information it provides is also applicable to the desktop Professional versions of the software. Although the use and management of client software is incorporated, the server side is clearly our primary focus. In this preface we provide a framework for the primary topics covered, define the target audience, and describe how to use this book.
Windows Server 2003 will not eliminate the system administrator. To the contrary, features such as the Active Directory and the Microsoft Management Console (MMC) will vastly broaden this role. Rather than spend time on mundane tasks and the management of dozens of disjointed tools, the consolidated approach provided by Windows Server 2003 will free the administrator to concentrate on more mission-critical activities.
The functions of the Windows Server 2003 system administrator are generally those that support the user population and those that support the system. The following list summarizes the most common responsibilities:
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Obviously, this list only scratches the surface of system administration and IT management. However, as a means of setting the reader's expectations, it does underscore the types of activities for which this book can be a guide.
In preparing this book, we used three primary sources of information. First, we relied heavily on our combined professional experience in application development, system administration, and IT management. Unlike many books written on theory by technical writers, our recommendations did not emerge from a vacuum but are based on reality and experiences. We hope the knowledge and experience we bring to this book will assist our fellow IT professionals to manage an enterprise as effectively as possible.
Second, we used observations from system administrators in the field to provide "reality checks" to our conclusions. Theoretical understanding of Windows Server 2003 is a nice beginning, but it is no substitute for the actual experience of system administrators. Because Windows Server 2003 is a new product, one of our primary sources was Microsoft's Beta Program and the participants' experiences with final beta and final release versions of the operating system.
Finally, we performed numerous tests and simulated real-world environments in an extensive laboratory environment. The tests centered primarily on the Standard Edition and Enterprise Edition server versions; however, Windows Server 2003, Web Edition, and Windows XP Professional were also tested, and we refer to them periodically as client software within the broader enterprise framework. Windows Server 2003, Datacenter Edition, was not available for testing at the time this book was written, so references to it are based on published Microsoft specifications. Where differences exist in the version levels, we call attention to them.
The Ultimate Windows Server 2003 System Administrator's Guide was written for system administrators and other IT professionals who manage a Windows environment. Administrators coming from other operating-system environments, such as UNIX, will find numerous familiar technologies as well as many significant conceptual differences. Seasoned Windows 2000 and NT administrators will find many familiar aspects, but many significant differences as well, that will require a general updating of their technical skills. The addition of the Active Directory, a new domain model, advanced authentication technologies, and the enhanced MMC are just a few examples of entirely new or expanded operating-system features.
Our aim was to produce an intermediate reference guide for administrators, leaving out specialized architectural and programming topics. Thus, this book should be used to gain an understanding of key concepts and for common "how-to" walk-through support. Experienced professionals should find the discussions of operating-system migration and the use of the new enhanced tools valuable. Those with moderate system administration experience can also benefit, but we assume these readers already have hands-on operating-system experience. Novices will need to learn network and operating-system fundamentals.
Attempting to provide useful information to an audience of system administrators was a challenge. Inevitably, some of this book's material may appear either overly basic or too advanced, and depending on a reader's level of experience, some discussions will be more helpful than others. To accommodate this wide variance in knowledge, we cover each major topic first from a conceptual basis and then expand this foundation with discussions on applying specific, advanced Windows Server 2003 functions.
System administrators coming from UNIX might find our sister publication, Windows NT and UNIX: Administration, Coexistence, Integration, and Migration (Addison-Wesley, 1998), very helpful. For Windows 2000 administrators, look at The Ultimate Windows 2000 System Administrator's Guide (Addison-Wesley, 2000).
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Windows Server 2003, the successor to Windows 2000 and Windows NT, is designed to accommodate the seamless exchange of information through Web services. It delivers the increased flexibility and power needed to administer networks as global entities, but its enhanced management tools and security features present as many challenges as opportunities. The Ultimate Windows Server 2003 System Administrator's Guide will help readers negotiate these challenges and exploit the opportunities.
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Solar flares explode from the sun with the power of 10 million volcanic eruptions, CBS News science and technology correspondent Daniel Sieberg reports.
The colorful Northern Lights are a side effect, but those scenic events in space can cause serious problems for communications on Earth.
Researchers like physicist Dale Gary from the New Jersey Institute of Technology now say intense bursts have affected the world's primary navigational tool — the global positioning system.
GPS is handy for finding the nearest restaurant while driving, but it's critical to everything from airplane travel to the guidance of military weapons.
"As people are using GPS in more and more ways, people can end up relying on it in ways that can be a problem if it's interrupted," Gary says.
The radiation from a solar flare contains radio waves, which act as noise or static, potentially disrupting not only air traffic and military activity, but also power grids and cell phones.
The frequency of flares recorded in early December was so powerful, experts say, it was like an opera singer breaking glass.
Scientists say this recent event serves as a wake-up call to improve GPS satellites and other communication systems by shielding them from this intense solar activity.
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Baseball Coaching Tips: Mind Games Between The Pitcher And The Hitter!
Baseball Coaching Tips: Mind Games Between The Pitcher And The Hitter!
There are certain "mind games" both the hitter and the pitcher will play to disrupt each other. They can have quite a negative effect on your opponent if you know what they are and how to use them properly.
As you advance to older levels of play, you will find that many baseball hitters will play certain mind games with the pitcher and pitchers will do the same with hitters. Personally, I would not recommend getting involved in any mind games until the high school level of play or higher whether you are the pitcher or the hitter. One of the better baseball coaching tips to always remember is that playing good baseball requires clever use of the mind and not just the body.
Hitters will ask for a time out when you are getting ready to make the pitch to annoy you. This is not to say every time a baseball hitter does this he's playing a mind game but sometimes he is. They will wander away from the batter's box while you are kept waiting, hoping to annoy you.
If you are well aware beforehand that these things are definitely going to happen, it should be easier for you as a pitcher to deal with them. You know batters are going to do it so why let them accomplish what they want to do and let it bother you? If you do, it's a victory for the batter, isn't it?
As a baseball pitcher, you too can play a few mind games with the batter. It is pretty much a proven fact that working quickly on the mound is beneficial to a pitcher because his fielders have to "stay on their toes." There simply isn't any time for their minds to wander. An added plus is that the pitcher is also sending an indirect message to the hitters that he is extremely confident and can't wait to throw the next pitch to them.
There are times however, when it just might be the right time to slow things down a little! When a very aggressive and anxious batter gets to the plate and it appears that he can't wait to hit, it may be a very good time to step off the mound and rub up the baseball. Hey, if the hitter likes things to happen fast, make sure you slow things down which is the exact opposite of what the hitter wants.
It may be the perfect time to talk something over with your catcher. You may want to motion for your catcher to come out to the mound for a chat. Tell your catcher that you simply are "fussing" with the batter and want to simply talk for a minute. Anything to keep the over anxious hitter waiting impatiently.
When I pitched, if a runner was on first base and a real good anxious hitter was up, I would make sure I came to the set position and would pause there for two or three seconds and then lob the ball to first base. I might do it a second or even a third time also.
I may pause in the set position on the rubber for three or four seconds and then step off the rubber. I could literally see the look of anger on the faces of some of these hitters. Many times these mind games will make the batter angry or very impatient at the plate and swing at pitches out of the strike zone!
Obviously, I would much rather have a hitter thinking about how annoyed he is with me instead of focusing strictly on his baseball hitting. That's a victory for me as a pitcher. Disrupting the batter's thinking means that I've won half the battle before it has even begun!
If you are involved in baseball coaching, just remember that mind games should not be played with younger players, who are just starting to learn the game of baseball.
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The Odeon Marble Arch opened on 2nd February 1967 with Zero Mostel in "A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum". This was a lavish (for the time) replacement of the previous magnificent Atmospheric style Regal/Odeon on the same site. It had a massive curved screen (75 feet wide x 30 feet high) and seeing a 70mm print here was stunning. The original seating capacity was for 1,360 in stalls and circle levels.
The new Marble Arch Odeon was part of a much larger development on the site which included shops and an office tower.
The auditorium was at first floor level with retail outlets occuping the ground floor. The walls were open panels with curtaining behind lit in different colours. On October 16, 1967 the Royal World Premiere of "Far from the Madding Crowd" was attended by HRH Princes Margaret.
Sadly, the Odeon closed rather suddenly in September 1996 and the auditorium was carved up into five small screens. Screen 1 is the front stalls area with 254 seats, 2 (119 seats) and 3 (173 seats) are the former rear stalls under the balcony, whilst 4 and 5 are in the balcony with 229 and 239 seats respectively which gives a current total seating capacity, + wheelchair space of 1,014.
It was a victim of being just outside the West End area and consequently this very fine cinema has, for all intents and purposes, been effectively ruined.
In November 2014 plans were proposed to demolish the cinema and its adjoining office block. These were approved in early-2016, and the Odeon was closed quietly without any announcement in early-May 2016. Plans approved are to build a new 6-screen basement cinema in the new building on the site. Demolition of the office and retail portion of the building began in late-May 2016.
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Star Wars in D-150 is a sight I'll remember all my life. You had to turn your head to see different parts of the picture – talk about being involved….
Star Wars was run in D150 for ONE or TWO days max I was at the first show. 20th Century Fox did not want Star Wars shown in D150 because no one else could run it.
"Of all the theatres I have ever worked being a projectionist here was a privilege and a joy. Perfection was the only standard they knew. Martyn Butler"
Well said Sir I agree 100%
Can anyone confirm if Disney's '101 Dalmatians' was shown here around VE Day in 1995? I have a childhood memory of going to an Odeon which was bombed during the war and a short film being played about the rebuilding, then 101 Dalmatians afterwards. The description of both this and the previous cinema on the site seems to match it, if so I was lucky enough to see this cinema before the dividing.
The pond and fish were there in July, 1986, when the adjacent view was taken on the main screen with balcony.
Lavish 'for the time?' This was the uk's biggest post war cinema and technically highly advanced in design and construction. True, it didn't have any fake Roman urns and other chintzy set dressing…instead it bore a striking resemblance to the Bauhaus building!
More details on this replacement scheme from this public exhibition blurb:
A replacement basement cinema is shown. The purposed quasi-"pastiche"/postmodern (or whatever—"carbuncle-style" will do ;–) ) exterior design, IMO, is hideous.
JD Wetherspoon (operators of The Twyburn pub, within the same complex as the Odeon Marble Arch) have received permission for outdoor seating until February 2016, so it may be assumed the existent Odeon Marble Arch will stand until at least then…
The developer has submitted a planning application dated November 2014, which is pending a decision. Perhaps surprisingly, 6 screens, albeit 5 of which appear to be "studio" size, are shown in the drawing for basement level 1. The proposed entrance is on Edgware Road with access via escalators.
NOTE : Apparently without publicity or fanfare, Odeon Marble Arch has closed its doors for the final time. The redevelopment referred to did gain planning permission, and one assumes that demolition is not far off now.
Really sorry to see that this cinema has closed, having spent many a happy hour working changing the screen and altering the curtain track and frame before they ruined it by chopping it into five screens, another real cinema bites the dust.
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His tweet about Apple sent the stock zooming.
Billionaire investor and professional grumpy old man Carl Icahn had a chat on the phone today with Apple CEO Tim Cook. The two men discussed, presumably, the new ramen-burger fad and Kendrick Lamar's diss verse, along with some business about Apple. Icahn came away impressed enough with Cook that he took to Twitter and announced that he had a "large position" in Apple stock. The tweet – which I like to think Icahn fired off while on the john, once he'd run out of Candy Crush lives – sent Apple's stock up 4 percent, boosting its market cap by about $10 billion.
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Had a nice conversation with Tim Cook today. Discussed my opinion that a larger buyback should be done now. We plan to speak again shortly.— Carl Icahn (@Carl_C_Icahn) August 13, 2013
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Jordan L. Fox received his SPC promotion May 1 in Baghdad. He entered the Army on July 5, 2006, and went through basic training at Fort Jackson, S.C., after which he was transferred first to Fort Bragg, N.C., and then to Fort Meade, Md., where he underwent AIT in graphic illustration. He then moved back to Fort Bragg, where he was stationed with the 18th Airborne Corps. He received his airborne wings in September 2007 after attending jump school at Fort Benning, Ga. His airborne wings were worn by his grandfather following his training in 1961 at Fort Campbell, Ky., and worn by his father in 1984 at Fort Benning.
Fox is the son of CSM (ret.) Robert A. Fox, Hope Mills, N.C., and Lori L. Blazer, Somerset, Pa., and he is the grandson of SFC (ret.) and Mrs. James R. Fox, Hastings, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert North, San Mateo. SPC Fox's wife, Ashley, lives in Lumberton, N.C. Fox arrived in Iraq in January for a 15-month tour. He was promoted to his current rank on the day that was also the 48th wedding anniversary of SFC and Mrs. James R. Fox.
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She is the daughter of Melinda Dewitt, Sebastian, and niece of Nicole Torrez, St. Augustine. Powell graduated in 2003 from Sebastian River High School, Sebastian, and received a bachelor's degree in 2007 from the University of Central Florida, Orlando.
Army National Guard Spec. Shaun T. Cramer has participated in an annual training exercise termed "Diamond Saber" at Fort McCoy, Sparta, Wis. The exercise is for financial management units of the U.S. Army (Active and Reserve Components) to refresh their knowledge and practice the skills needed to perform their mission.
Cramer, a wheeled vehicle mechanic, is assigned to the 153rd Financial Management Company in St. Augustine. He has served in the military for three years. He is the son of Robert J. and stepson of Lorie A. Cramer, Hastings. His wife, Lorrie, is the daughter of Samual F. Merideth and Robin D. Kelley, both of St. Augustine. The specialist graduated in 2004 from First Coast Technical High School.
Army National Guard Pfc. Jessica M. Shaffer also participated in an annual training exercise termed "Diamond Saber" at Fort McCoy, Sparta, Wis.
Shaffer, a human resources specialist, is assigned to the 153rd Financial Management Company in St. Augustine. She has served in the military for more than one year, and she is a 2007 graduate of Pedro Menendez High School.
Navy Seaman Betty J. Daugherty, daughter of Carol L. and James H. Daugherty, of St. Augustine, recently completed U.S. Navy basic training at Recruit Training Command, Great Lakes, Ill. Daugherty is a 2006 graduate of Allen D. Nease High School.
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No digital manipulation.
Very nice!
goone ine !
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I like it! Very nice JD
great idea and well executed
Intriguing - especially because it's natural, no manip. Very cool!
I have finally acknowledged that Photoshop was not for me. So instead of "Copy, Paste" on the keyboard, I did it in the real world!
so pleased with this photo..PLAY!
He has juggled those balls right into another dimension!
je connais même un photographe qui fait ça avec des carottes
bel instant !!
cool, I like those perfomative photos!
fantastic - love the metal backdrop too! made me giggle
He hand motion is so swift that a few of the balls in the air above his head almost look two dimensional!
Man is that boy looking like his Pappa!
Man is that boy looking like his Pappa!
Haha! No, the third dimension is simply a bit... thinner
Funny, as I just see him grow slowly, I don't see these similarities.
Funny, as I just see him grow slowly, I don't see these similarities.
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Linebacker Morlon Greenwood (fibula) and defensive tackle Amobi Okoye (ankle) are doubtful.
DelJuan Robinson will start for Okoye with Frank Okam possibly getting some time in the rotation.
Rookie Xavier Adibi will plug in for Greenwood.
Cornerback Kelvin Hayden (hamstring), safety Bob Sanders (knee) and reserve tight end Tom Santi (shoulder) did not practice Friday and are questionable.
Tony Dungy has indicated Hayden likely needs one more week, and Keiwan Ratliff has been working as the second starting corner opposite Tim Jennings. Sanders rested Wednesday, practiced Thursday and then did not work Friday, when a knee injury was added to the report.
Defensive tackle Jason Jones (foot) is out.
Linebacker Keith Bulluck (chest) did not practice all week. He's listed as questionable but will play.
Defensive end Kyle Vanden Bosch (groin) and receiver Justin McCareins (concussion) are questionable and probably do not play. Dave Ball would start for Vanden Bosch with Jacob Ford also seeing time. Brandon Jones would start for McCareins with Lavelle Hawkins seeing some action.
Defensive tackle John Henderson (knee) is out for the second week in a row, with Tony McDaniel in line to start for him again.
Daryl Smith will start at middle linebacker with Mike Peterson demoted to reserve status. Clint Ingram will start outside along with Justin Durant (probable, rib).
Wide receiver Matt Jones (thigh) is questionable after he was limited Thursday and out Friday. Jerry Porter would likely start in his place with Dennis Northcutt and maybe Mike Walker getting additional work.
Fullback Greg Jones (ankle) is questionable after missing Wednesday and Thursday and being limited on Friday. The expectation is he will play. If he doesn't, the Jaguars will play less two-back with excellent special-teamer Montell Owens at fullback.


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The L.B. Wallace Baseball Team appeared to be in prime position to advance at the ACCC State Baseball Tournament on Tuesday morning.
Then, the rains came and everything changed. Leading 5-1 when their game with Chattahoochee Valley was delayed for two hours, the Saints fell apart after the stoppage.
Once play resumed, the Pirates stormed back to tie the game and force extra innings. It lasted 14 innings, before Pat Olvaney won it with a walk-off two-run homer, helping CVCC keep it's season alive, and eliminating L.B. Wallace from the bracket.
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PAMPA - W.H. "Hood" Earp, 84, died Saturday, Feb. 10, 2007.
Services will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday in Central Baptist Church with the Rev. Norman Rushing and the Rev. Rick Parnell officiating. Burial will follow in Memory Gardens Cemetery by Carmichael-Whatley Funeral Directors.
Mr. Earp was born Aug. 15, 1922, in Okra and came to Pampa in 1946 from Weinert. He served in the U. S. Army Air Force during World War II. He married Earlene "Ikey" Earp on Aug. 26, 1944, in Weinert. Mr. Earp worked in various oil field-related businesses from 1946 until his retirement from LSI, Inc. in 1996. He was a member of Central Baptist Church.
Survivors include his wife; two daughters, Debbie Robertson and husband David and Jeanna Miller and husband Johnny, all of Pampa; a son, Wyatt Earp and wife Raynetta of Pampa; a sister, Darlene Earp Dunham of Nocona; six grandchildren, Shelley Brantley and husband Ken and Jeremy Miller, all of Amarillo, Rodney Robertson and wife Tonya and Jamie Winborne and husband Tommy, all of Pampa, Jay Wyatt Earp and wife Jennifer of Duncan, Okla., and Joshua Miller of Weatherford, Okla.; six great grandchildren, Natalie and Jaycee Winborne, both of Pampa, Judd and Lauren Earp, both of Duncan, Okla.; Emily Robertson of Pampa and Wesley Brantley of Amarillo.
The family suggests memorials be to Central Baptist Church, 513 E. Francis, Pampa, TX 79065; or BSA Hospice, 800 N. Sumner St., Pampa, TX 79065.
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About Elektrics
Signed to Capitol/EMI during the new wave/power pop boom of 1979 and 1980, this East Coast quintet fronted by vocalist Carl Worner, released their debut album Current Events in 1980. Though the album showed that the band was stylistically diverse and creative, the album sold poorly. State of Shock, their second album released in 1981, was a huge leap forward, yet didn't garner the band many new fans or much radio play. After being dropped by EMI, the band split. ~ Steve "Spaz" Schnee, Rovi


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Released: Jan 01st, 1998
Running Time: 90
Directors: John T Bone, John T. Bone
Company: Amazing Pictures
Distribution Companies: Metro Distributors
Cast: Carolina (I), Colt Steel, Earl Stone, Summer Collins, Dave Hardman, Nikki Star, Kyle Stone (straight), Randee Lee
Critical Rating: AAA 1/2
Genre: All-Sex
Somebody gets a shot across her blonde bow a short way into this John T. Bone ode to the oft-neglected recta of girls deemed nice, when porn director Kyle Stone rips into a gorgeous blonde "cunt" and would-be porn star who doesn't want to work with guys. "Cunts like you make me fucking sick," he seethes. "That's what this business is about: Fucking. That's what we do. That's what we get paid for." Stone then doles out a free lesson in the porn work ethic as outlined above, with a special culo crash course thrown in for good measure.
The story line -- Earl Stone won't bang new sweetheart Nikki in the inthe booty 'cause he thinks she's a "nice girl" -- is just the skimpiest of window dressing. It's the distinctively Bone-ian take on anal sex that drives this vid, and your back-door-fan rental brigades will have very few complaints.


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Town takes up closure, concerns
An alley closure and a potential public nuisance transformed the Board of Aldermen meeting into King Solomon's court on Nov. 15.
Several weeks ago, officials considered a petition to close the alley between Georganne and Jerry Perry's home and Eric and Jade Poff's residence. Adjacent landowners had submitted a petition in favor of the closure.
The board held a public hearing to discuss the matter on Nov. 15 and Eric Poff was on hand.
Fire destroys apartments
An early morning fire in the Nickson Apartments in downtown Tunica has displaced some 20 residents.
The Tunica Fire Department responded with two engines and 15 firefighters to the 6:45 a.m. call. Flames were visible when firefighters arrived. The blaze was quickly contained, but significant structural damage and a partial roof collapse occurred at the 22-unit complex, Fire Chief Scott Goff reported.
Goff said the fire apparently started in an electrical outlet in the third apartment from the south end of the building and spread rapidly to surrounding units.
Meet Your Elected Officials: Chandler ready for reins of school district
One week after getting the nod from Tunica County voters, a former student and teacher is already anxious to return to Tunica County Schools. This time, he won't just be leading a classroom. He'll be the head of the entire district.
In January, Steve Chandler will take office as the Superintendent of Education. He succeeds longtime head Jerry Gentry Sr.
Chandler, who is filled with ideas and hope, said the district has a major strength he and his team will be building on.
FEMA: residents recovering
It's not back to normal, but progress is being made at the Tunica Cutoff, according to FEMA representative Janet Strickland.
Strickland updated the Board of Supervisors on Nov. 7 and said the process of long term assistance and recovery was underway. A group has been formed to take care of unmet needs in nine counties, she said.
"They are in the process of putting together all resources for individuals," Strickland said.
Mark Hudson is representing Tunica County on the all-volunteer board of directors for the newly named North Mississippi Recovery Group.
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I have a custom post type called events and I would like to display the 3 latest events with the custom field "featured" set to "Ja" (Dutch equivalent of Yes).
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Many American employees depend on a pension after they retire or become disabled to support themselves. The United States has laws in place designed to protect the right of an employee to receive a retirement benefit.
The Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974, (ERISA) establishes minimum standards for pension plans in the private sector. It protects employees who participate in retirement benefit plans and their beneficiaries. Once a pension plan is established, ERISA regulates what the pension plan can and cannot do.
The Employee Retirement Income Security Act (ERISA)
The history of ERISA began when President John F. Kennedy created the President's Committee on Corporate Plans in 1961. The pension reform movement gained additional momentum after the Studebaker Corporation closed its plant in 1963 and failed to provide all employees with their proper retirement benefits. After this, in 1967, New York Senator Jacob Javits proposed legislation that would further regulate pension plans and benefits. Although initially opposed by business groups, the push for pension legislation reached a feverish pitch after NBC released a television special called Pensions: The Broken Promise. With popular support for the laws, ERISA came into effect in 1974. ERISA has been amended many times by Congress and today it is a very complicated statute.
ERISA Pension Regulations
ERISA does not require employers to establish retirement plans. However, once in place, the law regulates the plan's operation and its distribution of benefits. ERISA requires vesting of employees' pension benefits after participating in the pension plan a specified number of years. Retirement plans are required to meet certain financial requirements. Furthermore, the law controls the way in which the plan delivers benefits. ERISA also created the Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation which pays guaranteed benefits when the pension plan does not have sufficient assets.
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Der Volksstaat
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Der Volksstaat was the central organ of the German Social Democratic Workers Party (Sozialdemokratische Arbeiterpartei Deutschlands). It was published in Leipzig from October 2, 1869 to September 23, 1876 under the editorship of Wilhelm Liebknecht. Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels contributed to the paper and helped in editing.
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Travel agencies booked 75 percent of travel until the mid 1990s, but 77 million people will purchase airline tickets online in 2007. Lately, though, travel agents are experiencing a resurgence as many people are discovering that they don't like booking their own travel.
"There was a perception with the Internet you could save time and money. We've come to realize it's not necessarily the case," Travel + Leisure magazine's deputy editor, Laura Begley, told The Early Show co-anchor Hannah Storm. "The thing with the Internet is there's so much information, so much noise. It's hard to know where to go for knowledge. And you really might not be saving money you think you are saving. There are fees with some of the sites."
Travel agents are often being associated with fees. But sometimes, Begley said, it can be worth it. If you are booking a simple trip to Miami, for example, you might want to use the Internet. But the second things become more complicated, travel agents can really lend a hand.
"They provide knowledge," she said. "They can help set up complicated trips. They know about those insider deals. They've got the connections that can really help you as a traveler."
For example, if you want to rent a villa in Italy, a travel agent can help you find the best ones. They are also good with things like safaris through Africa or a more complex driving tour through the United States. Begley said that before settling on a travel agent, ask them if they have been where you want to go.
"What you really want to do is find an agent who specializes in the area you're looking at," Begley said. "There are agents that specialize (in) villa travel. You know, Travel + Leisure, we list the top agents by specialty. You can look at that on our Web site or ask around and see who your friends use."
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Good grammar enhances the impression you make on people the minute you open your mouth or put pen to paper. If you've struggled to master grammar and style, look no further than this straightforward and entertaining guide. The Everything Grammar and Style Book, 2nd Edition is packed with easy-to-follow guidelines for effective writing, from proper word choice and punctuation to paragraph organization and editing techniques. You'll learn how to write crystal-clear e-mails, professional-sounding letters, articulate term papers, and more. This book shows you how to: Master difficult punctuation; Revise until your writing shines; Write clearly and concisely; Correct commonly misspelled and misused words; Practice your new skills with Checkpoint exercises at the end of each chapter; Find the best Web sites for spelling rules, style help, and interactive quizzes. The perfect desk reference, this book has all the ingredients you need to conquer your fear of grammar and to become a great communicator!


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Scott Cousins eager to move on
Updated: February 27, 2012, 4:49 PM ETAssociated Press
JUPITER, Fla. -- Considering the scorn heaped upon Scott Cousins, it's no wonder his back gave out last summer.
Injury and infamy made 2011 difficult for Cousins, a reserve outfielder with the Miami Marlins. He's healthy again and glad time has tempered the hostility directed his way after he collided in May with San Francisco Giants catcher Buster Posey, who suffered a season-ending left leg injury.
Cousins' season ended less than three weeks later because of a herniated disk ...
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Released: Dec 01st, 2000
Running Time: 72
Director: Dino
Company: DollyBuster Video
Cast: Magella Morales, Jessica (I), Leslie West, Dolly Buster, Zoran Greiff, Mary Roos, Stella Scaglione, Kim Vanderbilt, Liza DeDietrich, Andy Towers, Gabriella Lorant, Ruud Biluz
Critical Rating: AAAA
Genre: All-Sex
If foreign tapes do well, LL2: Soft Skin is a sure bet.
Trying to jam everything into one video tape can work. Dolly Buster is writing a letter, in German, thinking aloud about either her fantasies or related accounts of acquaintances' sexual adventures. The opening scene is a food fetishist's dream, seeing as it is done in a grocery store in a loaded shopping cart. Then there is a threeway with two cute flapper girls, but the icing on the cake is the two-couple orgy. It starts predictably enough with the girls stripping for the guys, then pairing off. Anal foreplay, the use of toys, some foot worship and anal sex lead to d.p.s of both girls and a super hot anal d.p.. Magella Morales is a cutie. Lots of gooey cum makes for the facial finale.


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I have tried everything to get a featured image to appear on a recent post in the home page slide show. I went to the trouble shooting forum and tried some of the suggestions to no avail.
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CHM Soundbytes The Age of Edison: Electric Light and the Invention of Modern America Author Ernest Freeberg in conversation with Museum CEO John Hollar
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Thursday, March 14, 2013 from 12:00 PM to 1:00 PM (PDT)
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Event Details
The late nineteenth century was a period of explosive technological creativity, but arguably the most important invention of all was Thomas Edison's incandescent light bulb. The Age of Edison places the story of Edison's invention in the context of a technological revolution that transformed America and Europe in these decades.
Please join us as we welcome Ernest Freeberg, the distinguished professor and historian, for a conversation with John Hollar about the technological revolution Edison's light bulb unleashed.
We are very pleased that our partner Kepler's will be on hand selling copies of the Age of Edison before and after this event, with a author book signing to follow.
For a full event listing, please visit: http://www.computerhistory.org/events/upcoming/#ithe-age-edison-electric-light
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Thursday, March 14, 2013 from 12:00 PM to 1:00 PM (PDT)
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The Computer History Museum (CHM) in Mountain View, Ca. is a nonprofit organization with a four-decade history as the world's leading institution exploring the history of computing and its ongoing impact on society. The Museum is dedicated to the preservation and celebration of computer history, and is home to the largest international collection of computing artifacts in the world, including computer hardware, software, documentation, ephemera, photographs and moving images.
The Museum's speaker series features innovators, legends, opinion leaders, engineers, and scientists exploring the past, present, and future of technology. The lively stories and personal insights, coupled with sharp questioning from a knowledgeable audience, illuminate hidden niches. Treasured myths and misinformation often take a beating. Ego clashes, boardroom strife, and bet-the-company adventures get as much play as technical details. All of it is captured on digital video and presented in full on the Museum's YouTube channel.
The Museum also hosts regular events honoring milestone machines, breakthroughs, companies, and anniversaries. Some are single events. Others are series of lectures and celebrations. Many are accompanied by commemorative publications written and edited by the curatorial staff.
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The Summer Scholar Communities program blends the structure of a summer session class with the format of a research team focused on a faculty-designed research project. Students spend 16-18 hours per week for eight to ten weeks on a research project, working with several other students and faculty mentors. The Summer Scholar Communities Program differs from traditional undergraduate research in that students and faculty from various disciplines across the College of Sciences and Mathematics meet regularly over the course of the summer to share results, to learn from each other, to present their research findings and discuss challenges and commonalities. The students present their findings at Belmont's Science Undergraduate Research Symposium (SURS) in the fall.
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The College of Sciences & Mathematics hosted a poster session for summer scholars and faculty members to showcase their summer research projects.
Dr. Chris Barton's research group -- Taeler Dahm, Robin Weyman, Eleyah Tanwar, Nelly Grigorian, Jeff King, Vian Pulous, Jasmine Mohn, and Morgan Turner -- explored the ways in which cells respond to environmental stresses. Human cells are constantly exposed to multiple forms of stress. Perhaps the most common stress encountered by our cells presents in the form of damage to our genetic material, DNA. DNA damage can be caused by numerous stimuli such as exposure to ultraviolet light (UV), radiation, or oxidative stress. Due to this, cells have a very large number of genes that are expressed specifically under conditions of cellular stress. Our ability to identify, and classify, genes that are specifically expressed during times of cellular stress is essential to our understanding of how cells respond to these potentially-damaging DNA mutations. By exposing cell cultures to a variety of stresses and then examining the expression of specific genes including genes implicated in cancer.
Dr. Darlene Panvini's research group -- Lindsay Millward, Katlin Stodard, Ayda Porkar Rezaeieh, Laura Horton, Sara Haney, and Walter Burn -- focused on two major studies: a study of the impact of restoration on water quality at Richland Creek and a study of the relative abundance of exotic invasive earthworms in a preservation area. The Richland Creek restoration occurred this past year as trees were planted in the riparian zone by a nonprofit organization. Two sites were chosen: a site with relatively newly planted trees and a site with mature trees in the riparian zone. This data will provide a baseline, foundation set of data of the restoration site for future studies as the trees mature. Water quality was assessed by two measures. First, a macroinvertebrate survey. Second, water quality was determined by examining nine variables that are used to determine a Water Quality Index (Q) and compared among the two sites. The nine variables are: temperature, pH, nitrates, turbidity, presence of E. coli, total dissolved solids, dissolved oxygen, biological oxygen demand, and phosphates. The worm study team collected data on the distribution of worms and plants in different plots, removed the exotic species, and then re-sampled. The initial data collection serves as a baseline data set to compare to future studies at this site. By sampling the occurrence of the exotic species and then removing them, I can bring students to this site in future years to determine the recolonization rates of plants – both exotic and native – at this site.
Dr. Lori McGrew's research group -- Lindsey Cheek, Lindsey Dennis, Samantha Gould, Tessa Shupe, Araceli Garland, Donald Hoyle, Brandy Sweet and Melissa Wolf -- worked with Danio rerio (zebrafish) as a model organism and focused on assessment of anxiety or memory in the fish. Zebrafish are easily maintained and manipulated. Zebrafish, as vertebrates, have additional complexity that is useful for behavioral models. While these fish have long been used by developmental biologists, their utility for neuroscientists has only recently come to light. Their social structure and conditioned behaviors are beginning to be characterized. Experiments that test memory in the fish are performed in a T-maze, captured on video, and analyzed to determine how often the zebrafish chose the correct side and how long they took to make their decision. Our data suggest that fish treated with cannabinoids, tricyclic antidepressants and cholesterol-lowering medications in the statin family, all have impaired working memory.
Previous studies in our lab demonstrated that the antimicrobial agent, triclosan, had a negative effect on working memory in adult Danio rerio. Current studies examined the effect of triclosan on zebrafish embryos and larvae. We found that chronic low doses of this antimicrobial agent resulted in slower growth and development in the fish. Once the fish reached maturity, we compared their working memory to that of the control group. A second group of zebrafish embryos was exposed to video recordings either continuously or for several hours each day. We found that the constant exposure group had a significant increase in mortality. Taken together, our data suggest that a number of commonly prescribed medications and chemicals have a detrimental effect on working memory in Danio rerio, and potentially on humans. Because of the growing body of research and their cost effectiveness, zebrafish are gaining acceptance as a model organism for preliminary drug trials.
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Summer Scholars poster session for summer scholars and faculty members to showcase their summer research projects
Dr. John Niedzwiecki mentored a group of students whose research focused on predator avoidance behavior. These students collected snails from a nearby stream and measured the snails' ability to detect and avoid predators. The snails were able to detect differences in type and size of the predator as well as how long ago the predator was present. Students who worked with Dr. Niedzwiecki were Nicole Knowles, Taylor Mills, Raina Burley, Sonia Kadakia and Brielle Davis. These students will also present their findings at the Tennessee Academy of Sciences meeting at Walter State Community College and Belmont's Science Undergraduate Research Symposium (SURS) this fall.
Dr. Lori McGrew's research group used zebrafish (Danio rerio) to assess differences in memory and anxiety following treatment with various chemicals. The chemicals tested by this group included: nicotine, buproprion (an antidepressant), triclosan (an antimicrobial), a pre-workout supplement and a cannabinoid-like compound. The students were able to determine that both triclosan and the pre-workout supplement increased anxiety while the cannabinoid compound and buproprion decreased anxiety as measured in the Danios. Student researchers were Karah Parker, Iqra Wahid, Hensley Barnes, Jaime Wesley and Cassie Wyatt. These students will present their findings at the Society for Neuroscience Conference in Washington, DC and Belmont's Science Undergraduate Research Symposium (SURS) this fall.
Summer Scholars 2013
The College of Arts and Sciences' Summer Scholar Communities hosted a poster session on August 30th in the Hitch Science Building for students and faculty to showcase their work.
Dr. Darlene Panvini mentored a group of Biology and Environmental Science majors investigating the "Impact of Exotic Plants on Abundance, Diversity, and Distribution of Earthworms". The students participating were Sarah Gilmore (Environmental Science), Kari Morse (Biology) and Megan Swaine (Environmental Science). Little is known about the occurrence of earthworms in areas invaded by exotic plants, though the "biomass of invasive shrubs has been associated with biomass of exotic earthworms in eastern North America" (EREN proposal). Earthworms play a crucial role in decomposition of leaf litter and the regeneration of carbon in the carbon cycle. The presence or absence of earthworms can affect nutrient cycling and levels of biodiversity in ecosystems. In some instances, the presence of exotic earthworms has contributed to the loss of rare plant species and reduced seedling survival. Humans are the major vectors for earthworms; earthworm, exotic plant, and human movement "have been associated with land-use patterns, disturbance, and deer herbivory" (EREN proposal). Not clear, however, is the impact of invasive shrubs on earthworm diversity or the vice versa effect.
Dr. John Niedzwiecki mentored a group of Biology and Environmental Science majors including Court Reese, Valini Ramcharan and Kyle Sullinger (all Biology) along with Hannah Martin (Environmental Science). Court worked to determine the relationship between two populations of salamanders by comparing mitochondrial DNA. Valini and Kyle studied the effects of size and predator cues on snail behavior. Hannah's project used Geographic Information System (GIS) to collect data about local environments.
Dr. Lori McGrew had a group of Biology majors who worked with Danio rerio (zebra fish) to explore the effect of different compounds on memory and anxiety in the fish. Two students, Allison McCoy and Jen Myer, used antidepressants to treat the fish and then measured the effect on the fish's working memory. Katie Farrell tested the homeopathic compound, Bacopa, to determine whether this herbal supplement had an effect on working memory or anxiety in zebra fish. Finally, Jordan Gann measured anxiety in zebra fish following their exposure to the pesticide glyphosate.The Summer Scholar Communities program blends the structure of a summer session class with the format of a research team focused on a faculty-designed research project. Students spend 16-18 hours per week for eight to ten weeks on a research project, working with several other students and faculty mentors. The Summer Scholar Communities Program differs from traditional undergraduate research in that students and faculty from various disciplines across the College of Arts and Sciences meet regularly over the course of the summer to share results, to learn from each other, to present their research findings and discuss challenges and commonalities. The students will present their findings at Belmont's Science Undergraduate Research Symposium (SURS) this fall.
2012Dr. Nick Ragsdale's Caenorhabditis elegans Group - Liberty Foye, Anderson Webb, Brad Gill and Scott Kim; Rachel Garland continued work on the role of oxidants in the formation of Parkinson's like disease.
Dr. Darlene Panvini's Groups - Jessica Braden, Emma Ghulam Jan, and Anna Witherspoon compared rates of photosynthesis and stomatal density in leaves of exotic vines to native vines; Sylvia Alsup, Lida Ghulam Jan, and Lauren Land compared macroinvertebrate diversity in areas of the Little Harpeth River
Dr. John Niedzwiecki's Groups - Bellamy Hawkins and Breanna Poore worked on chemical detection of predation cues in an aquatic snail; Parth Majmudar looked for signs of "intelligence" in Orconectes crayfish; Janet Steen and Amy Nesius successfully developed microsatellites for use in Spotted salamanders;Rachel Chandler studied streamside salamanders -- She was able to present that work as a poster at the International Evolutionary Biology conference in Ottawa, Canada this past summer with Dr. Niedzwiecki.
McGrew Zebrafish Group: Alesya Borisyuk, Tristan Daniel, and Vishan Ramcharan
Niedzwiecki Behavioral Ecology of Snails Group: Abader Almosawi and Kelsey Grant
Ragsdale C. elegans Group: Samera Berhane, Sylvia Chac, and Roxie Musharrafeia
Murphree Medical Entomology Group: RaeAnne Lauffer, Rachel Serfass, Libby Thorndike, and Ryan Baker
McGrew Zebrafish Group: Taylor Andrews, Steven Avers, Taylor Beazley, and Katy Parsley
Niedzwiecki Behavioral Ecology Group: Caleb Binkley, Amy Fehrman, Mark McFarland, and Ati Osinusi
McGrew Zebrafish Group: Kelli Boone, Abby Murphy, Bao Nguyen, Ola Osinusi, and Alyson Singh
Niedzwiecki Salamander Group: Sara Bentley, Kendra Cowan, Chris Pilny, and Beth Schriner
Grammer Insulting C. elegans through Chemicals and Pathogens Group: Sachin Amin and Christina Inman
McGrew Zebrafish and Learning Group: Jeanna Bardin, Jackie Hunter, Roshni Patel, and Taylor Walter
Murphree Conenose Bug Group: Dana Halchak and Ludia Kim
Niedzwiecki Behavior and Ecology of the Streamside Salamander Group: Will Baugher, Ginna Beazley, and Lauren Oeser
Ragsdale Worms in Our Community Group: Josh Cortopassi, Cy Eaton, Robbie Gibson, and Brittany Myers
McGrew Zebrafish and Behavior Group: Adam Gilliland, Michelle Howell, Becky Repasky, and Jelena Stupar
Ragsdale C. elegans as a Model Organism for Studying Biology Group: Stephen May, Chelsea Wilson, and Bethany Woodard
Grammer Chemotaxis Group: Ananta Bhatt
McGrew Worm Brain Consortium Group: Stacey Apple, Adam Militana, Becky Repasky, Trisha Siewnarine, and Corey Winfree
Panvini Biology and Ecology of Exotics Group: Neely Osteen, Amanda Simpson, and Rejana Wells
Ragsdale Worm Group: Kelly Deweese, Ashley Dozier, Michel Mosby, and Kristen Sorensen
Grammer, McGrew, and Ragsdale Worm Brain Consortium: Jimmy Berthaud, Tuyen Bui, Trisha Siewarine, Kelly Deweese, Ashley Dozier, Ricky Patel and Meg Voss
Panvini Biology and Ecology of Exotics Group: Lee Griggs, Amanda Stinnett, and Rejana Wells
Panvini Exotic Plants Group: Kristin Furman, Alex Grzeszczak, and Jenny Pollard
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It's a tad slow....yes, it takes about 47 seconds to finish the print once it starts, but it takes another 40 seconds or so to get started. So the actual print time is somewhere in the neighborhood of about a minute and a half. Not really a big deal, and still faster than a Polaroid.
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