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Tony's Pizza Palm Springs NorthRead MorePop over to Tony's Pizza Palm Springs North for some hop (and highly-acclaimed) 'za, and find out what everyone's been raving about. Parents appreciate this pizzeria's kid-friendly attitude, and little ones are often seen dining out with the adults. This pizzeria offers convenient carryout and delivery, so diners aren't limited to the pizzeria space. We'll let you park onsite to help get you closer to our scrumptious menu. Tony's Pizza Palm Springs North offers outdoor bike racks for cyclists. Hitting the mid-range mark, Tony's Pizza Palm Springs North s prices are perfectly reasonable for food that goes above and beyond. If pizza is your all-time favorite, it's important to find a pie that's worth your while. With star-studded reviews and sky-high ratings, there's no better way to spend your time than eating some 'za at Tony's Pizza Palm Springs North. Find out how many slices you can eat! Tony's Pizza Palm Springs North's pizza comes with high ratings and a low-key vibe, so take your time enjoying your pie. So head on over to Tony's Pizza Palm Springs North, where the pizzas are always hot and the ambiance is always cool. So stop fantasizing about ordering pizza and call the team at Tony's Pizza Palm Springs North to make that amazing pie a reality. For prime Italian fare, Tony's Pizza Palm Springs North is one of the highest-rated restaurants around. Ready to try all the best flavors of Italy? Check out the authentic dishes at Tony's Pizza Palm Springs North.17721 Northwest 78th AvenueHialeah, FL US
Polo NorteRead MoreFans of Polo Norte make every night "pizza night" — reviews prove that this hub sells steaming slices of five-star bliss. For fresh and healthy meal choices, dine at Polo Norte. Gather up your group of friends and head to Polo Norte, a local restaurant that has room for large groups. For those who prefer to dress down for dinner, Polo Norte's low-key style is the perfect match. Feed the gang at your next get-together with catering from Polo Norte as well. For the nights you just want to stay in and cozy up, order in great takeout or delivery from this pizzeria. Drivers can make use of the parking lots near Polo Norte. Store your bike at one of the many racks outside of Polo Norte. The menu at Polo Norte is reasonably priced, with most items costing less than $30. Polo Norte accepts all major credit cards, such as Visa, MasterCard, Discover and American Express. Everyone's talking about Polo Norte. Find out why when you treat yourself to a delicious pizza pie. Before ordering just a generic box of pizza, re-think that decision and go with a pie above the rest from Polo Norte.2050 West 56th StreetHialeah, FL US
Jerry & Joe's PizzaRead MorePop over to Jerry and Joe's Pizza for some hop (and highly-acclaimed) 'za, and find out what everyone's been raving about. You won't be able to make a reservation at Jerry and Joe's Pizza — make sure to plan accordingly. Dress is typically casual at Jerry and Joe's Pizza, so leave the fancy duds behind for the evening. Looking for something delicious to serve at your next party? Jerry and Joe's Pizza also offers catering. Sometimes you need food fast, and this pizzeria totally gets it, offering both takeout and delivery. At Jerry and Joe's Pizza, drivers will appreciate the ample parking options in the area. Spend your morning, afternoon, or evening at Jerry and Joe's Pizza, where guests can enjoy breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Some people say that if you've had one pizza, you've had them all. Diners who've tried Jerry and Joe's Pizza's pizza say it is the absolute best. There's no doubt about it. Jerry and Joe's Pizza out-serves its competitors for the best slice of pizza around.1772 W 68th StHialeah, FL US
Polo Norte Pizza of PsnRead MorePolo Norte Pizza of Psn is a fantastic spot to grab a quick slice. If gluten is something you try to avoid, check out the G-free menu at Polo Norte Pizza of Psn. Low-fat fare is also available for those keeping an eye on their diet. Families will feel right at home at this pizzeria with its kid-friendly menu and atmosphere. Decibels can approach upper limits at this pizzeria, so it's best to leave quiet conversation for another time. Just let this pizzeria know how you want it. You can have the food delivered or carried out yourself. Drive to Polo Norte Pizza of Psn and find parking in the area. Cyclists will love the spacious bike racks outside of Polo Norte Pizza of Psn. Polo Norte Pizza of Psn serves up fresh and tasty pizzas each and every time, so head on over today and enjoy some good pizza in a casual ambiance. When pizza is on your mind, head over to Polo Norte Pizza of Psn and enjoy a fresh slice of goodness.8531 Northwest 186 StreetHialeah, FL US
Salvatore PizzeriaRead MoreTake a break with a hot slice at Salvatore's Pizzeria — this casual pizza joint is a favorite among pizza pie connoisseurs. Quit fat and gluten at Salvatore's Pizzeria, where low-fat fare and G-free offerings are the norm. Having trouble finding that family-friendly restaurant everyone will love? This pizzeria serves all ages, so little ones are welcome to come along, too. Catering is also available if you'd like to serve Salvatore's Pizzeria's tasty dishes at your next party. Place an order for pickup or schedule a delivery — the pizzeria makes it easy to enjoy your meal from anywhere. Endless parking options are readily available close to Salvatore's Pizzeria. Salvatore's Pizzeria cooks up great, casual pizzas just how you want them: delicious and scrumptious. Not all pizzas are made the same. For a quality pie that packs in all the delicious flavors you love, be sure to stop by Salvatore's Pizzeria.1550 West 84th StreetHialeah, FL US
Rey PizzaRead MoreScore your next slice at Rey Pizza — this joint has pizza-lovers dishing out cream of the crop reviews. Going gluten-free? Dig a low-fat diet? Rey Pizza has you covered on both fronts. If parking is a concern, you'll be happy to hear that there are many convenient options in the area. With food so tasty, you'll want to have breakfast, lunch, and dinner here...and you can go right ahead as Rey Pizza serves three meals a day. Whether you're a party animal or an early riser, the pizzeria will be open to serve you 24 hours a day. If pizza is your all-time favorite, it's important to find a pie that's worth your while. With star-studded reviews and sky-high ratings, there's no better way to spend your time than eating some 'za at Rey Pizza. So next time you want to spend some time with your favorite people, why not top the experience off with a pizza pie or two from Rey Pizza?1919 West 60th StreetHialeah, FL US


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Reality TV Roundup: 'The Voice' grows, 'Sister Wives' get a new kid and Snooki gets scared
It's just another busy week in the world of reality TV
Welcome to Reality TV Roundup -- a quick look at some of the reality TV-centric stories that have recently popped up across the fine, old Interwebs. Click away, my couch potato friends.
Cher did not like "Dancing with the Stars" judges [read: Bruno] calling her son names. And I wouldn't mess with Cher.
Snooki is afraid to get breast implants. No comment.
A "Real World" star accuses show producers of filming her being raped with a toothbrush while she was unconscious.
The ladies of "The Real Housewives of New Jersey" all seem to hate one another.
The latest member of the Kardashian tribe, Kendall Jenner, is getting a sweet 16 TV special. Of course she is.
The stars of "Sister Wives" welcomed a seventeenth kid on Wednesday…
If you don't know who won "Project Runway," here's your spoiler.
.. but you knew things couldn't be too hunky dory for that many kids sharing a handful of parents.
"The Voice" will be supersized for season two. Hopefully they aren't commenting on Christina Aguilera.
Not that Christina Aguilera doesn't dream big. She's open to singing at the Super Bowl.
Didn't catch the latest "America's Next Top Model"? Here's what you missed.
The last time Maks on "Dancing with the Stars" apologized, it was to his dying grandmother. So Len will, apparently, have to suck it up.
And so will Maks, given that he broke a toe.
The winner of "Project Runway" is nice. Who knew?
Taylor Armstrong of "The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" is doing her best to get over Russell, who committed suicide. Good. Let's hope she's eating.
"Dancing with the Stars" offed another couple. Dancers were insulted. Read about the bloodshed.
A lot happened on "Survivor" this week. Spare yourself the tension of watching and just read about it.
The sixth season "Bachelorette" Ali Fedotowsky doesn't hate her fiance. To that we say, um, good.
Nancy Grace's nip slip upset some people enough for them to complain to the FCC. Seriously?
You know how Simon Cowell said he wanted 20 million viewers to watch "X Factor"? That was "aspirational."
Kim Kardashian's marriage may already be rocky. Wow, shocker.
Recasting "X Factor" already? Poor Steve Jones.
There is a slight chance Rachel Zoe is human. Slight.
"Top Chef Just Desserts" competitor into kiddie porn? That's not so sweet.
Read this recap about the latest round of live auditions on "X Factor." It's not like you were going to watch it now anyway.


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USC football: The new, improved George Farmer
The message was etched into the turf as USC's players entered Howard Jones Field for the first official spring practice Tuesday:
Sophomore receiver George Farmer embodied that theme.
Farmer, who had a disappointing freshman season, earned practice MVP honors after making numerous catches, including a leaping grab over a defender on a deep ball during 7-on-7 drills.
"I thought that George was very confident," USC coach Lane Kiffin said. "He looks great, he looks healthy, he looks strong. He's going after the ball. That comes from his confidence."
Farmer rarely felt that way last season. The five-star prospect and top-10 recruit from Serra High of Gardena said he was thinking too much on the field. He also battled through injuries and switched from receiver to tailback in midseason.
He spent the offseason working on techniques, fundamentals and conditioning so he'd be ready for launch when practice began.
"It's my goal to do this every day," Farmer said. "I'm going to take the mentality that I took today, just come out here and play hard, play with no regrets and just leave everything out on the field. I'm going to keep that mentality throughout spring and the rest of my career."
Farmer took first-team reps at the "X" receiver position in place of star junior Robert Woods, who's still recovering from offseason ankle surgery. Woods played only a handful of snaps and will be brought along slowly to ensure that he's healthy for the fall.
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Why does an ampersand in URL cause failure of the following command?
I want to open a web page by running Safari in Terminal, placing the URL as an argument.
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open -a safari http://endic.naver.com/search.nhn?sLn=en&searchOption=all&query=good
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Seems like ampersand in the URL was treated as "running previous command in the background", though there is no space following the ampersand in the URL.


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Chargers Working Out Veteran WR Austin Pettis
Michael Ghelken of the Union Tribue San Diego reports that the Chargers are bringing in free agents for workouts on Tuesday including veteran WR Austin Pettis. Pettis, 27, is a former 2011 third-round pick of the Rams. The Chargers wound up signing him to a contract in January to add depth at receiver. However, he too was among the team's final roster cuts. Pettis worked out...
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Chargers like what they see from this role player at receiver
The St. Louis Rams didn't want to keep Austin Pettis.That's fine by the Chargers. They'll be happy to find a roster spot for the former third-round pick if he keeps making plays."For me, I'm just trying to go out there and be as consistent as possible and gain the coaches' trust, and that's just day in and day out," Pettis told ESPN's Eric D. Williams.Mike McCoy and Co. has learned...
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Chargers Sign WR Austin Pettis
The San Diego Chargers announced the signing of WR Austin Pettis on Friday. The Chargers were one of a few teams to bring Pettis in for a workout in recent weeks, but they held on signing him until now. The Rams waived Pettis a few months ago and has since worked out for the Seattle Seahawks, San Francisco 49ers, and Carolina Panthers. Pettis, 26, is a former 2011 third-round...
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BREAKING: St. Louis Rams cut a veteran wide receiver
Today the Rams cut veteran wide receiver Austin Pettis. Rams released WR Austin Pettis. — Nick Wagoner (@nwagoner) October 20, 2014 This could have something to do with the fact that the four-year veteran was made inactive for yesterday's win over the Seahawks. @justRVB he seems like the "passionate" type, wonder if he demanded something after being inactive on Sunday. �...
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Rams Waive WR Austin Pettis
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Here's the story behind Austin Pettis' Mighty Ducks neck tattoo
During Monday night's game between the Niners and Rams, cameras were showed that St. Louis wide receiver had the Mighty Ducks logo tattooed on the back of his neck. In a new interview on the Rams website, Pettis explained the reason for the ink. "One, it's a great movie," he teased, before saying, "I'm from Anaheim. I was born and raised. The Ducks were right down the street. I was...
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Rams wideout Austin Pettis has 'Mighty Ducks' neck tattoo
St. Louis Rams wide receiver Austin Pettis may have the best tattoo in the NFL. Pettis was shown on the sideline talking to Austin Davis during Monday night's game against the San Francisco 49ers, and if you looked closely you could see the top half of what appears to be a Mighty Ducks logo inked...Read More
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Rams Receiver Austin Pettis Has Mighty Ducks Of Anaheim Tattoo (Photo)
Austin Pettis endeared himself to a lot of hockey fans Monday night. The St. Louis Rams wide receiver played a minor role in the Rams' 31-17 loss to the San Francisco 49ers, but he's getting plenty of recognition for something ESPN cameras picked up during its "Monday Night Football" telecast. Late in the fourth quarter, Pettis was seen standing on the sideline talking to...
Rams Restructure WR Austin Pettis' Contract
According to Jason Fitzgerald of OverTheCap.com, is appears as though the St. Louis Rams have restructured the contract of WR Austin Pettis. Fitzgerald mentions that Pettis' 2014 base salary has dropped from $1.431 million to $700,000. Fitzgerald adds that Pettis received a $250,000 signing bonus as part of his contract. Given that the Rams included a signing bonus in...
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Brian Quick and Austin Pettis: A cautionary tale about training camp hype
I know we've been hyping Brian Quick and Kenny Britt quite a bit this week as the big-bodied duo have put on an impressive showing during the Rams' training camp. A lot of other outlets have been hyping the duo as well. I'm here to splash a bit of cold water on your face. Last year, in the Rams' 2013 training camp, do you recall which Rams wide receiver was receiving (pun...
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37 reviews | 3.1 out of 5
I was given this mixer by a friend almost a month ago for an early Xmas present and just now decided to try it out. As soon as I turned it on everything in the bowl went flying all over the place. At first I thought I might have turned it on high but when I checked it was on slowest speed. If the slowest speed is that fast I would hate to see what high would be. I would be getting flour and egg off my ceiling.
So if you're thinking about getting this for someone you like you might want to think twice about getting this mixer. Walmart will be getting this mixer back and I will add a lit more and get one that doesn't send flour flying everywhere.
After using this product it took a very long time to clean my kitchen, the mixer threw flour across my entire kitchen. I guess you get what you pay for...I would not recommend this product to anyone.
While it's a rather attractive mixer sitting on the counter, that's about all I can say good about it. I gave it three stars on value for price paid because it was only 20. What else would you really expect for that price? It slings food all over the counter, you have to move the bowl and scrape the sides to make sure everything gets mixed together, there is no slow speed for kneading bread (even though it comes with dough hooks). Would not recommend to anyone looking for a good mixer.
My husband bought me this for Christmas because I hate using our cheap little hand held. I dotn know why people are having problems with things flying out of the bowl. I have used this for mashed potatos, cake mixes, and dips. Nothing has ever flown out and it works just perfectly. I love it. Its not what I wanted but hey beggers cant be choosey considering I wanted a kitchen aid. But I have had not problems with this
Unfortunately, all this machine is good for is looking pretty on the counter. It made a huge mess on the lowest setting, is louder than a jet engine, and only has two speeds - nitro and supersonic. Why they included dough hooks is beyond me. If you love someone, you won't get them this as a gift. This one is going back to the store and I'm getting the next model-up for myself. I'm worth it, especially after having to clean-up the mess in this kitchen.
I found this mixer to be a big mistake for me. I needed to go to a stand mixer and thought this was a great buy, good price and very attractive. It is the noisyest mixer I've ever owned and really does have just two speeds. Fast and turbo. I have to put a towel over it whenever I use it to avoid a mess. Don't really know about the durability yet. Spend more and get a better appliance.
Horrible! This thing only knows 2 speeds; fast and turbo! Slings contents in bowl, out of bowl. Cannot use this for anything! If you have never owned a stand mixer before....buy the Kitchenaid!! It's worth $200!!! I would also have to say that this is the "fruitcake" of mixers....whip up that fake smile and pass it on to someone else!!! Merry Christmas!!!
I really enjoyed using this product. Although I've only had it for about a month, I find that it's easy to use and control. I had no problems with cleaning it either. It doesn't splatter around your ingredients like most handheld mixers. I would reccommend this product to others who are looking for a good stand mixer.
This item made Saturday afternoon baking with the grandchildren a pleasant experience. There was no worrying about the bowl slipping from their small hands, the stand made it so much easier to use. Their hands didn't get tired mixing the batter. I don't know why I didn' think of purchasing one sooner.
This is a very if not the cheapest stand mixers available but it just works ok. I'm going to return and get the sunbeam for double the cost but I hope will be worth the extra money.
I saw this in the store and was shocked that it was only $20. Now, don't get me wrong, I knew that if I paid $20 for stand mixer I wouldn't be getting a kitchenaid. It lacks certain features that would be necessary to a stand mixer, like the beaters don't rotate in the bowl, so basically it just mixes directly what it's under. Making dough in it just will not work. However, it does have some redeeming qualities. For those of us that can't spend a small fortune on a mixer this would be $20 well spent. It is a nice mixer, sturdy with a base to sit it down. Also handy if you need to add ingredients while it's mixing.
I have mixed feelings about this mixer. It looks nice, but it doesn't mix as well as I thought it would. I had to stand there with a spoon to scoop around the sides while turning the bowl at the same time. I wouldn't advise someone against getting it, but it definately is "you get what you pay for."
I loved this mixer until I tried to make icing. The plastic gears in it stripped easily and now I have to buy a new one. Plus, you need to cover the bowl with a damp towel to keep it from spraying powdered sugar and flour all over your kitchen. Pay a little more and get a better blender.
this is a great product for anyone with arthritis or a muscle problem. No longer need to stop in between stirs because this does it all for me. I love it. I'm sure you'll like it too. The only thing I wish is that the bowl turned too but as long as the mixers mix it I don't care.
I really like my mixer. This is my first mixer, being I am a college student, so I was really impressed with this product. Of course, this product is not going to be quite as good as a Kitchen Aid or more expensive product, but for the money the product is excellent.
I would rather use a hand mixer... I don't know why, but this mixer always makes my kitchen a mess... Makes flour fly over the place!! Bought it in November..Lasted 2 months...Only mixed 3 cakes on it...
Save and buy a better mixer...That's my opinion
i went out one day and thought about a mixer and went to walmart. i found this product; came home and used it, it was very loud and too much power...it didn't mix very well, there were chucks on the bottom...do not buy this product...
so far i have used this 3 times and it is easy to use and very easy to handle. I was happy to be able to find such a sell made mixer at such a great price it is not cheaply made and feels sturdy and well built i an very happy!
I bought this mixer that it looked nice, good sized ext.. It doesn't mix it just tosses everything out of the bowl, there is no speed control.
It makes more of a mess then anything. not worth buying. save your money
after using a hand mixer for ever because i didnt want to pay alot of money for a stand up mixer this gaget is great it mixes and i dont have to hold it so for 20.00 dollars I think it is worth it!!!!!


text: 000 FXUS63 KTOP 230448 AFDTOP AREA FORECAST DISCUSSION National Weather Service Topeka KS 1148 PM CDT FRI JUL 22 2016 .UPDATE... Issued at 1148 PM CDT FRI JUL 22 2016 There doesn`t appear to be a lot of rhyme or reason to the location of the isolated showers and thunderstorms. My best guess is the remnant outflow boundaries over northeast KS have allowed for just enough convergence for elevated vertical motion. Forecast soundings show bases to be between 12 and 15 KFT which seems to jive with surrounding obs showing skies clear below 12 KFT. Because of this there is not a lot of instability available and anticipate storms continuing to exhibit ordinary storm behavior with updrafts developing and then falling back down. Since confidence in coverage is limited, have a broad area of 20 to 30 percent POPs to account for the elevated precip. && .SHORT TERM...(This Evening through Saturday) Issued at 258 PM CDT FRI JUL 22 2016 A weak mid level shortwave is currently moving eastward over northern KS and southern NE. The lift provided by the wave and the monsoonal moisture aloft is supporting an area of scattered showers and storms. Latest analysis suggests that there is about 1000-1500 j/kg of elevated cape available for these storms. Vertical wind shear is relatively low, which should limit organized severe threats. Given the hot temperatures and modest mid level lapse rates hail should not be an issue. Although wind gusts could be an issue this afternoon as storms move into an environment with steep low level lapse rates and dry conditions through a deep layer. Therefore an isolated strong wind gusts could be possible with the strongest storm cells. The downdraft cape decreases over northeast KS limiting the threat there due to an outflow boundary from previous storms across northern MO. The better chances for showers and storms will be locations along and north of I-70. The models are not resolving the mid level wave well so it is uncertain how far southeast the precip will spread into eastern KS. With low level dry area and scattered coverage do not expect much rainfall accumulation much above a tenth of an inch. Later this evening and tonight the models are advertising an increase in the isentropic lift around the 600 to 500 mb layers. Moisture provided by the monsoonal flow will be in place and therefore the chances for showers and storms will extend into the overnight. As of now the better chances for precip will still be for locations along and north of I-70. Tomorrow there may be a few showers still lingering around sunrise, but overall dry for most locations. Expect mostly clear skies and hot temperatures again. Dew points are forecasted to range between the mid 60s in central KS to the lower 70s in eastern KS. This along with highs in the lower 100s will produce heat indices between 105 and 113. Therefore the excessive heat warning continues tomorrow. .LONG TERM...(Saturday Night through Friday) Issued at 258 PM CDT FRI JUL 22 2016 The upper level ridge centered across the southern plains will gradually retrograde westward across the southern high plains and into the southwest US by Tuesday. Sunday afternoon and evening, a weak front will slowly push southward across the northern counties of the CWA. Most of the CWA will be within the warm sector as the eastern periphary of the upper ridge axis will extned east across southern KS. Highs Sunday afternoon will reach the mid 90s across the northern counties with upper 90s to around 100 degrees across the remainder of the CWA. Surface dewpoints will remain in the lower 70s across the eastern half of the CWA with upper 60s across the southwest counties. The southern two thirds of the CWA should see afternoon heat indices reach 105 to 108 degrees range, therefore I will keep the excessive heat warning going through 7 PM CDT Sunday along and south of a Delphos, to Clay Center, to Holton line. Scattered showers and isolated thunderstorms will develop Sunday afternoon along the surface boundary across north central and northeast KS. The mid-level flow will continue to be weak with only 10 to 20 KTS of H5 flow, So I do not expect any severe thunderstorms. Surface dewpoints will be high enough that pulse storms should not produce any microburst winds. The scattered showers and isolated thunderstorms will slowly move southeast through the evening hours before they begin to dissipate. Most of east central KS should remain dry. Monday through Monday night, the weak front will slowly shift southward across the CWA and stall out along the southern counties of the CWA Monday afternoon. As the upper level flow becomes northwesterly across eastern KS, minor upper level disturbances will dig southeast and may provide enough lift along and north of the weak surface front for isolated to scattered thunderstorms to develop Monday afternoon and into the overnight hours. Most numerical models show that frontolysis will begin to take place during the afternoon hours of Monday, thus the surface front will be ill defined by Monday evening. The mid and upper level flow continues to look weak, therefore thunderstorms should not be severe. Increase in cloud cover and a chance for showers and thunderstorms on Monday should keep Highs a bit cooler with upper 80s across the extreme northeast counties and lower to mid 90s across the remainder of the CWA. Heat indices may remain around or slightly below 100 degrees during the afternoon hours. A unsettled pattern for most of next week as flow over the central US becomes northwest and series of shortwaves are progged to move across the area. This, along with a frontal boundary near the area through the week, will keep showers and thunderstorm chances from Monday night though Friday. Overall, it looks like overnight storms may be the most common feature of next week. Temperatures will be neat climatological values next week with highs in the upper 80s and low 90s, and lows in the lower 70s. && .AVIATION...(For the 06Z TAFS through 06Z Saturday Night) Issued at 1148 PM CDT FRI JUL 22 2016 Have included a VCSH for TOP since recent radar trends suggest a storm could get near the airport. Otherwise confidence in where storms will develop is to low to include a mention of precip at FOE and MHK. VFR conditions should prevail due to the elevated nature of the precip. 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Fatter Area After Coolsculpting?
I had coolsculpting on low abs 7 weeks ago w/ small applicator. I had no side effects at first but 4 weeks later, the area became fatter and even... READ MORE
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I had coolsculpting done on my abdomen with a large applicator on 5-2-2012, today I'm >7 wks. out and I'm still not seeing an improvement. I'm... READ MORE
Have Had Cool Sculpting Done in Sept Now Almost Dec and No Results is This a Fake?
I Had Cool Sculpting Done in my Upper Abdomen 7 Weeks Ago and Lower Abdomen Done 3 Months and One Week Ago and Nothing Yet?
I'm so worried, did I waste my money???? Iam 5'1 and weigh about 130. The Dr. said I was a perfect candidate. My upper abdomen still feels bloated to... READ MORE
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Help! My lower abdomen is bigger than before, 10 weeks after having coolsculpting. There has been no change in my diet or exercise. It is now alot... READ MORE
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7 weeks post op Coolsculpting upper/lower abdomen, it's a disaster. At this point major malformation in 2 areas. Any suggestion?
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Me and Dr Agree No Results , How and Why?
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I had cool sculpt smooth on my tummy and now my stomach seems larger than it was before. Is this normal?
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Robbie Lee Barrett, 77, of Amarillo died Monday, June 7, 2004.
Memorial services will be at 11 a.m. Friday in Boxwell Brothers Funeral Directors Ivy Chapel, 2800 Paramount Blvd., with the Rev. F.M. Byford officiating.
Mrs. Barrett was born on Oct. 13, 1926, in Mangum, Okla. She married Charles Ray Barrett on Dec. 27, 1944, in Magnum. Robbie was a member of the Senior Adult IV Sunday school class at Paramount Baptist Church and an active member of Epsilon Sigma, Alpha-Alpha Beta Chapter. She was a longtime member of Democratic Womens Club and gave thousands of volunteer hours to various organizations, including BSA Auxiliary and Harrington Cancer Center.
She was preceded in death by her husband; a brother, Ross Roach; and a grandson, Scott James Bussey.
Survivors include a son, Allen Ray Barrett and wife, Natalie, of Amarillo; a daughter, Vicky Mingus and husband, Rob, of Albuquerque, N.M.; a brother, Charles Roach of Edmond, Okla.; a sister, Ann Chambers of Wichita, Kan.; four grandchildren, Melinda NaKayama, Eric Bussey, Erin Matthews and Nathan Barrett; and five great-grandchildren.
The family suggests memorials be to the Harrington Cancer Center, 1500 Wallace Blvd., Amarillo, TX 79106.
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What is the role of physical activity and exercise in obesity?
The National Health and Examination Survey (NHANES I) showed that people who engage in limited recreational activity were more likely to gain weight than more active people. Other studies have shown that people who engage in regular strenuous activity gain less weight than sedentary people.
Physical activity and exercise help burn calories. The amount of calories burned depends on the type, duration, and intensity of the activity. It also depends on the weight of the person. A 200-pound person will burn more calories running 1 mile than a 120-pound person, because the work of carrying those extra 80 pounds must be factored in. But exercise as a treatment for obesity is most effective when combined with a diet and weight-loss program. Exercise alone without dietary changes will have a limited effect on weight because one has to exercise a lot to simply lose 1 pound. However regular exercise is an important part of a healthy lifestyle to maintain a healthy weight for the long term. Another advantage of regular exercise as part of a weight-loss program is a greater loss of body fat versus lean muscle compared to those who diet alone.
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I'd like to change chromium language from English to Italian on an Ubuntu 12.04 based on English locale. Thanks for helping
After trying many solutions that did not work for me, here's something that just worked fine (not on Ubuntu but Linux Mint).
well for only one application means not possible but you can do it with placing a new environment variable.
I mean open your terminal and type as
this is to launch chromium from terminal and it will be in Italian. when you close the terminal the session of Italian language will be gone.
I believe, when you say chromium, it means chromium browser.
Here are the steps for anyone else interested.


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Real-time, reactive, and embedded systems are increasingly used throughout society (e.g., flight control, railway signaling, vehicle management, medical devices, and many others). For real-time, interrupt-driven software, timely interrupt handling is part of correctness. It is vital for software verification in such systems to check that all specified deadlines for interrupt handling are met. Such verification is a daunting task because of the large number of different possible interrupt arrival scenarios. For example, for a Z86-based microcontroller, there can be up to six interrupt sources and each interrupt can arrive during any clock cycle. Verification of such systems has traditionally relied upon lengthy and tedious testing; even under the best of circumstances, testing is likely to cover only a fraction of the state space in interrupt-driven systems. This paper presents the Zilog architecture resource bounding infrastructure (ZARBI), a tool for deadline analysis of interrupt-driven Z86-based software. The main idea is to use static analysis to significantly decrease the required testing effort by automatically identifying and isolating the segments of code that need the most testing. Our tool combines multiresolution static analysis and testing oracles in such a way that only the oracles need to be verified by testing. Each oracle specifies the worst-case execution time from one program point to another, which is then used by the static analysis to improve precision. For six commercial microcontroller systems, our experiments show that a moderate number of testing oracles are sufficient to do precise deadline analysis.
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Supplier-initiated outsourcing: A methodology to exploit synergy in transportation
Over the last decades, transportation has been evolving from a necessary, though low priority function to an important part of business that can enable companies to attain a competitive edge over their competitors. To cut down transportation costs, shippers often outsource their transportation activities to a logistics service provider of their choice. This paper proposes a new procedure that puts the initiative with the service provider instead: supplier-initiated outsourcing. This procedure is based on both operations research and game theoretical insights. To stress the contrast between the traditional push approach of outsourcing, and the here proposed pull approach where the service provider is the initiator of the shift of logistics activities from the shipper to the logistics service provider, we will refer to this phenomenon as insinking. Insinking has the advantage that the logistics service provider can proactively select a group of shippers with a strong synergy potential. Moreover, these synergies can be allocated to the participating shippers in a fair and sustainable way by means of a so-called Shapley Monotonic Path of customized tariffs. Insinking is illustrated by means of a practical example based on data from the Dutch grocery transportation sector.
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Rechargeable batteries offer a way to capture low-grade heat expelled by industrial and power plants.
What if excess heat generated by industrial processes and electric power plants could be harnessed to make electricity?
Researchers at MIT and Stanford University have discovered a way to capture this wasted energy with rechargeable batteries.
The low-temperature waste-heat conversion aims at harvesting heat of less than 200 degrees F., which accounts for a large proportion of potentially harvestable waste heat. In a demonstration with waste heat of 60 C. (or 140 F.), the new system has an estimated efficiency of 5.7%.
Since the voltage of rechargeable batteries depends on temperature, the new system combines the charging-discharging cycles of these batteries with heating and cooling, so that the discharge voltage is higher than the charge voltage.
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This charming two bedroom condo is ready for you and your family. Pack your toothbrush and come visit the 'Quietside', Southwest Harbor, a working harbor with Acadia National Park as its neighbor. Everything you need is right here including a washer/dryer, fully equipped modern kitchen offering a dishwasher, coffee maker, microwave, and lobster pot. We are located within walking distance of the village and harbor. Walk to the bakery, restaurants, and the free Island Explorer Bus. Bass Harbor Light House and Seawall (Acadia National Park) are just minutes away. Swimming in Echo Lake or kayaking on Long Pond are also nearby. Bar Harbor and the main entrance to Acadia is just a short drive (or bus ride) away. Bicycle rentals are within walking distance.
Two bedroom unit with handicap entrance if needed!: Please note this unit has many options depending on your needs. One-step entrance are just two of the options available.
Everything you need is on site for you; washer, dryer, gas grill, deck to enjoy your morning coffee and the harbor view. Spend the day exploring Acadia National Park and your nights enjoying the cool breeze; perfect for sleeping. Feel connected while away with high speed wireless internet access, cable TV, and phone.
The village is just a short walk and the bakery has daily selections to tempt your sweet tooth. The local eateries are one of our best kept secrets.
Guest Comments: We would like to thank you both for allowing us to rent your "home away from home". It is SO nice! It is in the perfect location to do everything. We just love the décor. You could just tell that every detail was thought out perfectly.
As far as the amenities, well a FIVE STAR HOTEL as nothing on you!! You certainly go overboard with what you offer. We appreciated the 300 thread-count sheets, bath towels, beach chairs, kitchen pans, utensils, coffee filters, gas grill, etc.
We had a fabulous week!! Got 9 hours sleep every night, which has become a rare event. The weather was perfect, with a nice breeze coming off the water to keep us cool. We had good meals, walked into the village, rode bikes, and basically RELAXED and enjoyed spending quality time together.
Thanks again for everything we look forward to returning,
Sue and Walt
This sweet condo is generously provisioned, bright, and super comfortable with every need anticipated and covered. Its location is perfect with easy parking, welcoming access, and maximum customer service. Good restaurants, shopping and necessities are only a block away. The quality of the furnishings, linens and products was especially enjoyable, and I recommend this property with enthusiasm.
What can I say, other than we loved it. Lisa delivered on exactly what she promised. The condo was extremely clean, beautifully decorated, and comfortable to be in. We made some nice meals at home in the kitchen, and it was so nice that some ordinary provisions were already there for our use. It was almost like a friend was loaning us their apartment. She even had a basket of local trail info, for biking and hiking, with hand-written notes. Zero complaints, great value, wonderful spot. Southwest Harbor is much nicer than Bar Harbor if you're trying to get away. We also rented a boat to tour the local harbors, went to see seals at the island. Rode bikes, fantastic week. We would definitely return and recommend this rental.
We stayed at Ebb Tide with our two daughters (ages 10 and 15), and were absolutely delighted with the apartment. It is immaculately clean, stocked with absolutely everything we needed (including basic food supplies), very comfortable, and on top of all that, very nicely decorated. Lisa, the owner, was a pleasure to deal with.
The location is very practical. A two-minute walk to Southwest Harbor's main area, with a variety of restaurants, bakeries, etc. (don't miss trying Cafe 2/Eat-a-Pita, it was one of our favorites on MDI). And a reasonable drive (15-20 mins) to Bar Harbor and main entrance to Acadia National Park.
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Thank you, Lisa!
We enjoyed our stay at the Ebb-Tide in Southwest Harbor very much. The condo was clean and comfortable. It was very handy having a kitchen and washer/dryer. The beds were also very comfortable. We enjoyed the location outside of the Bar Harbor crowds, but it was only a 20 minute drive to Bar Harbor when we wanted to be there. It's a short drive to some very nice shoreline areas on the south end of the island, or to Echo Lake which was great. We also highly recommend a visit to the nearby Atlantic brewery for some great microbrews and some of the best ribs anywhere. We had a great time and would definitely do it again.
We had a great time in Maine staying at Ebb Tide! With three young children, it was nice to stay in a condo with all the amenities. We ate breakfast there each morning, and made dinner there several nights. The town is within walking distance and we often walked up for ice cream after dinner. Ebb Tide was very clean and very comfortable. None of us had any trouble sleeping! The washer and dryer came in very handy. Most days, we drove over to Acadia National Park or to Bar Harbor. It was an easy drive to both. On the Quiet Side of the island, we discovered Echo Lake, a great place to swim with kids. We appreciated all of Lisa's recommendations of places to eat and to see!! She has great taste!! Thanks for everything! Heather and Brian
my boyfriend and i, along with another couple, stayed here for 4 nights over labor day weekend. it was a great, hassle-free experience. lisa, the proprietor, was extremely helpful and professional. she offered to make reservations at restaurants, recommended activities. when we arrived, there were maps and recommendations for places to see, trails to hike on the table for us. this is a house that is meticulously clean and organized. there were labels for literally everything. one of the nights, we cooked a lobster in the kitchen and also used the grill outside. the kitchen is fully stocked not only with pots and pans, but also spices, teas, etc. there are 2 nicely decorated bedrooms, each with a comfortable queen-size bed. there was some street noise from the street outside, but it wasn't an issue unless you left the windows open. in terms of location, it's right next to the main street in Southwest Harbor, which is only a few blocks, but still has restaurants, bars and shops. i am so glad we stayed in Southwest Harbor versus Bar Harbor. it was so much cuter and more quaint.
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You can import non-square pixel video, and subsequently preserve the pixel aspect ratio when you encode the video. The Source Dimensions column in the Media Content panel displays the pixel aspect ratio of the source file. If the ratio is 16x9, by choosing the matching aspect ratio in the Video Profile category (Encode panel), you can make sure that your video encodes and displays correctly. Preserving the pixel aspect ratio of the original file ensures a higher-quality encoded video, with a lower transmission bandwidth.
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Knowledge of the alphabet and explicit awareness of phonemes in pre-readers: The nature of the relationship
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This study was carried out to examine the extent to which preschool children are aware of the phonemic structure of the spoken word and to investigate how they acquire that knowledge. The four year old non-readers carried out a battery of takss designed to assess product name reading ability, knowledge of the alphabet, rhyme skills and explicit phonemic awareness ability. There was evidence that they generally acquired knowledge of the alphabet before they showed explicit phonemic awareness ability. Fixed order regression analyses showed that ability to read and write the alphabet generally accounted for unique variance in phoneme awareness and product name reading ability over and above that accounted for by rhyme skills but that rhyme ability accounted for no unique variance beyond that accounted for by alphabet knowledge. Further analyses showed that alphabet knowledge also contributed unique variance to product name reading ability over and above that accounted for by phonemic awareness ability but that the reverse was not the case. It was hypothesised that many preschool non-readers may start to gain an insight into the phonemic structure of the spoken word by becoming aware of the connection between the sounds of letters in environmental print and the sounds of the spoken word.
Key wordsPreschool Pre-readers Phonemic awareness Letter knowledge Emergent reading Alphabet
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- Knowledge of the alphabet and explicit awareness of phonemes in pre-readers: The nature of the relationship
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Volume 8, Issue 3 , pp 217-234
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It's not surprising that the Indianapolis Colts are undefeated for their Monday night divisional showdown (ESPN, 8:30 p.m.) with the Jacksonville Jaguars.
Maybe even less surprising, though, is that the Jaguars, who have won four straight games after an opening week defeat, remain unfazed by the Colts. And that's despite the four straight AFC South titles and the Super Bowl XLI rings Indianapolis owns.
Not unimpressed, mind you, just unfazed.
"Oh, I think we respect them, no doubt about that," middle linebacker Mike Peterson said. "But we're not in awe of them. Not by any means."
Since the 2002 realignment thrust the franchises into the same division, Jacksonville has won only three of 10 meetings against the Colts, yet that number represents half of Indianapolis' losses in the AFC South in the past five years. The average scoring differential in the 10 games is 1.3 points. That is skewed, of course, because of a 44-17 rout of the Colts in Jacksonville on Dec. 10, 2006, a game in which the Jags ran for 375 yards.
Still, none of Jacksonville's seven losses in the divisional series has been by more than 10 points, and five have been by seven or fewer points. In the Jaguars' four home losses in the five-year divisional series, the average margin was just 5.3 points. And the Jacksonville fans, who recently have been ambivalent and failed to sell out two of the team's first three home games this season, typically are raucous when Indianapolis comes to town.
"It's a tough place to play and, obviously, they are a tough team for us to play," said Colts QB Peyton Manning, who is 8-0 with 22 TD passes in his "Monday Night Football" appearances. "And, believe me, we go into [this game] very aware of that. They play us hard, and they don't give us anything. And it's always really physical."
Indeed, there is a prevailing opinion among many Jacksonville veterans that they can bully the Colts, whom they view as more of a finesse team.
On offense, that means pounding the ball at the undersized Indianapolis defense, a script from which the Jaguars, who are No. 3 this season in rushing offense (154.8 yards per game), don't often deviate. In the 10 divisional meetings, Jacksonville has averaged 31.5 rushes, 159.1 yards and 5.1 yards per carry and has scored 11 rushing touchdowns. In five of those games, Jacksonville rushed for 150 or more yards, and in three of them, the Jags pounded out 174 or more yards on the ground.
Defensively, the Jaguars count on the mammoth tackle tandem of John Henderson and Marcus Stroud to collapse the pocket and try to get Manning moving his feet. Mike Smith, Jacksonville's underrated defensive coordinator, is uncanny at timing his blitzes against Manning, and the secondary -- which didn't allow Marvin Harrison or Reggie Wayne a touchdown catch in the two 2006 meetings -- is improved.
Said cornerback Rashean Mathis: "As a [unit], we've been together long enough now, and have seen those guys enough, to have a pretty good feel for them. I don't think they can surprise us very much."
The problem for Jacksonville is that the Jaguars don't quite know how to follow victories that should be building blocks. After the dismantling of the Colts in December 2006, Indianapolis responded by going on a run that took it all the way to a Super Bowl title. The Jags, on the other hand, got so caught up in the win that they lost their final three outings and finished 8-8 and out of the playoffs.
Coach Jack Del Rio has stopped short of calling Monday's game a must-win situation. But Del Rio has publicly acknowledged the importance of the matchup and privately prodded his players that this is a great opportunity to gain a divisional edge over Indianapolis.
It will be interesting to see whether Jacksonville -- which typically plays a close-to-the-vest style, especially on offense -- opens it up. Jags QB David Garrard has not had to play from behind much this season, and if the Jaguars can control the tempo, that makes him even more effective.
Mostly, though, Jacksonville counts on its collective toughness, a quality the Jags believe serves them well against Indianapolis.
"This is the kind of game we live for," said Peterson, who -- like many of his teammates -- has bought into the silly we-don't-get-enough respect gospel that pervades the Jacksonville locker room. "I love [this] position. Sneak up on everybody and bite them. Like a snake. Everybody hates the snake that sneaks up and bites you."
Len Pasquarelli is a senior writer for ESPN.com.


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The National Gallery of Art's Dutch collection is among the glories of the nation. A steadily expanding, impressive group of Golden Age paintings—including more than a dozen splendid, securely attributed Rembrandts, four of the 30-odd surviving paintings by Johannes Vermeer and eight bravura efforts by Frans Hals—speaks to the discernment of the museum's founding benefactors, especially Joseph E. Widener and Andrew W. Mellon, and to the acuity and indefatigable efforts of its current curator of northern baroque painting, Arthur K. Wheelock Jr. And we mustn't forget all the wonderful works by artists such as Hendrick ter Brugghen, Hendrick Avercamp and Judith Leyster, plus a wealth of engaging genre scenes, still lifes, landscapes and marine pictures.
Yet rich as the collection is, two leading Amsterdam painters of the mid-17th century are not represented. There's nothing by Govert Flinck (1615-1660), Rembrandt's star pupil and later his competitor, nor by Bartholomeus van der Helst (1613-1670), Rembrandt's rival for portrait commissions. Conspicuously absent, too, are the large group portraits commemorating the great and the good, so characteristic of the Dutch 17th century. Elsewhere in Europe, the church, the monarchy and the nobility were the leading patrons for art, but in mercantile, Protestant, Golden Age Holland that role was taken by civic and political leaders. Government types, officials of charitable organizations, guild administrators and members of militia companies regularly commissioned enormous paintings of themselves. Rembrandt's celebrated "The Night Watch," a deceptively casual depiction of a militia company on its rounds, is among the most innovative and powerful examples of the type; usually, the worthies are shown gathered around a table, as if at a meeting or taking part in some function. It's not surprising, though, that no painting of this type can be seen in Washington. Of the hundreds of these commemorative works, almost all stayed in Holland, many still in the buildings for which they were originally commissioned.
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Until now, that is. For the next five years, two spectacular group portraits, one by Flinck and one by van der Helst, both titled "Governors of the Kloveniersdoelen," will be on view at the National Gallery, on loan from the Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam, and the Amsterdam Museum, respectively. Remarkably, the pair—the Flinck painted in 1642 and the van der Helst in 1655—both depict the governing board, at different periods, of the same institution: the headquarters of the Kloveniers—Harquebusiers—one of the military organizations, originally formed for defense, that functioned as an elite men's club. The building had an adjacent shooting range, for target practice, but it was primarily a place for social gatherings. The Harquebusiers to whom it belonged held meetings and festivities there, civic officials rented the space for receptions and dinners, and, we learn, it also served as a public tavern. The governors—a lucrative, as well as an honorific position—were former officers in the Harquebusiers from Amsterdam's best families; most of the distinguished gentlemen in the two paintings were members of the city council, three of them served as mayor, at various times, and many were related by what the accompanying brochure calls "strategic marriages over multiple generations."
Both large, horizontal paintings show more or less life-size groups of soberly dressed men in broad-brimmed hats, seated at long tables covered with Turkish carpets. Both groups are shown in the midst of some sort of gathering, and in both pictures one governor turns to gaze at us. There the resemblance ends. Flinck gives us five grave men, four with silver beards and stern expressions; the fifth, no less stern but a little younger—someone's son-in-law?—has only a dark mustache and a soul patch. Three wear old-style ruffs, while two sport up-to-date flat collars. It's a serious occasion. The gavel rests on the table. The building's administrator, hatless, presents the Kloveniers' elaborately mounted ceremonial drinking horn. We are allowed to admire these dignitaries and note their measured gestures, but we are kept at a respectful distance. The steady rhythm of pale faces, paler linen and curving hands across the dark expanse adds to the solemn mood. Only the upward-reaching arc of the drinking horn and the deep red notes of the carpet and chairbacks provide counterpoint.
Van der Helst presents a lively quartet, with swooping black hats and stylish goatees. Far more convivial than their predecessors, they are shown in animated conversation, turning easily and gesturing energetically, fueled by food and drink. One squeezes lemon on an oyster; shells litter the floor; servants bring refills. The suavely painted protagonists fill the syncopated composition, pressing toward us. The hazily rendered servants—including a marvelous distant head of a boy—suggest transience, intensifying the sense of immediacy, while the glowing carpet and ruddy flesh tones, revealed by recent conservation, further animate the scene.
The differences between the two closely related pictures, painted about a decade apart, provoke interesting questions. Is the sobriety of Flinck's subjects a response to the stress of the Thirty Years War? Does the informality of van der Helst's group reflect a new sense of safety after the Dutch Republic finally achieved independence from Spain in 1648?
Perhaps the alteration in mood is a function of location. Flinck's portrait was hung in the Great Hall of the Kloveniersdoelen, while van der Helst's, for lack of space elsewhere, was installed in the dining room. Brought together at last, they both look wonderful at the National Gallery.
Ms. Wilkin writes about art for the Journal.


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Research Article
The user-subjective approach to personal information management systems
Version of Record online: 7 MAY 2003
DOI: 10.1002/asi.10283
Copyright © 2003 Wiley Periodicals, Inc.
Journal of the American Society for Information Science and Technology
Volume 54, Issue 9, pages 872–878, July 2003
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Bergman, O., Beyth-Marom, R. and Nachmias, R. (2003), The user-subjective approach to personal information management systems. J. Am. Soc. Inf. Sci., 54: 872–878. doi: 10.1002/asi.10283
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- Manuscript Accepted: 17 JAN 2003
- Manuscript Revised: 23 OCT 2002
- Manuscript Received: 11 MAR 2002
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In this article we suggest a user-subjective approach to Personal Information Management (PIM) system design. This approach advocates that PIM systems relate to the subjective value-added attributes that the user gives to the data stored in the PIM system. These attributes should facilitate system use: help the user find the information item again, recall it when needed, and use it effectively in the next interaction with the item. Driven from the user-subjective approach are three generic principles which are described and discussed: (a) The subjective classification principle, stating that all information items related to the same subjective topic should be classified together regardless of their technological format; (b) The subjective importance principle, proposing that the subjective importance of information should determine its degree of visual salience and accessibility; and (c) The subjective context principle, suggesting that information should be retrieved and viewed by the user in the same context in which it was previously used. We claim that these principles are only sporadically implemented in operating systems currently available on personal computers, and demonstrate alternatives for interface design.


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