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iPad in Education for Dummies
Author: Sam Gliksman
Publisher: Wiley
Price: $24.99 for softcover book, $16.99 for Ebook
416 pages
Elisa's note: Today's guest reviewer is my son, Shane Pacelli. Shane is a certified 1st-6th grade teacher, currently running the computer lab at a local elementary school.
iPad in Education for Dummies by Sam Gliksman is a must read for any teacher that has, or plans on having a classroom full of iPads. Gliksman breaks up the book into seven parts, with several chapters within each part. Within each chapter, he has numerous subtitles, step-by-step directions on how to use a certain app, and many pictures showing you what the app looks like. The book is set up so that you don't have to read each chapter sequentially. Look at the table of contents, find a subject you are interested in, and read about the numerous apps that the author describes how to use in great detail.
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About Elisa Pacelli
Elisa is a wife, mother to 3 boys, "creative genius", and all-around techno geek. She enjoys reading, quilting, knitting, cruising to Caribbean beaches, and learning new things in the technology world. In the evenings Elisa can be found knitting while listening to podcasts or watching Netflix on her iPad. Listen to her podcast, 3 Geeky Ladies, co hosted with Suzé Gilbert and Vicki Stokes.
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If you've been reading my reviews over the last several months, you may have noticed I've been on an Adobe Photoshop Elements 10 (PSE10) kick. Today I present the finale of these reviews: three books that can help you learn and enjoy using PSE10. It's truly amazing what you can do with PSE10 and a little knowledge!
Photoshop Elements 10 All-In-One for Dummies
Authors: Barbara Obermeier and Ted Padova
Publisher: Wiley
Price: $39.99 US, $47.99 CN, £27.99 UK
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In every work or passion you want to pursue, there is a chance you need external influences to get better. In photography, books are a great resource. Most of the time they are written by professional photographers, then you learn from their experience. Here are five photography books for you to discover.
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Dave Taylor
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From Jeffers Software: AcuPoints is an all-in-one program which addresses the needs of Acupuncture Professionals as well as Students of Traditional Chinese Medicine. This software includes two great packages. The first, and most important, includes many features that are not found in any other Acupuncture software program to date. This package, called Pocket AcuPoints, is installed on your Pocket PC and allows you to not only access your Acupuncture point "My Clinic Notes" and your TCM Diagnosis databases.It also includes 401 Acupuncture Point locations, over 50 TCM Diagnosis, compare or contrast points and associated Clinic Notes, Front Mu and Back Shu Points, along with the associated vertebral locations, The Influential, Command and Confluent pointsm, 4 Point Needle technique calculations for any meridian, entry, exit, Horary, Luo, Source, Xi-Cleft, Lower He-Sea, Tonification, Sedation and 5-Element points for any meridian, This even shows you which Organ or Meridian is currently active based on your Pocket PC time clock, needle size and gauge charts, front body measurement picture, back body measurement picture, and side body measurement picture.
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All Rise...
Judge Diane Wild reminds us that movies are magic. Cary Grant broke the mold.
Editor's Note
Our review of TCM Greatest Classic Films Collection: War, published June 26th, 2010, is also available.
The Charge
"You're a better man than I am, Gunga Din."—from Rudyard Kipling's 1892 poem
Opening Statement
Inspired by Kipling's fairly horrible poem about a loyal water-bearer, Gunga Din is a fairly fabulous movie that follows the exploits of three British soldiers in 19th century India. Combining battles that look like smashing fun, elephant hijinx, exotic locales (courtesy southern California), a cleft chin that could cut diamonds (courtesy Cary Grant)…what more could you want in a movie?
Facts of the Case
Archibald Cutter (Cary Grant, The Awful Truth) is a young and impulsive Cockney; Mac MacChesney (Victor McLaglin The Quiet Man) is the older, gruff career soldier; and Thomas Ballantine (Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., Angels Over Broadway) is the solid family-man-in-training. His bride-to-be, Emaline Stebbins (Joan Fontaine, Rebecca) pines in the distance for her Tommy, waiting out the nine days left in his service with the British Army.
Adventure interferes with his planned retirement when a treasure-hunting Cutter discovers a Thugee cult—a band of murderous Kali worshipers—and, with the aid of the loyal Gunga Din (Sam Jaffe, The Asphalt Jungle), enters their lair. Ballantine and MacChesney must ride in to rescue Cutter and Empire, but it's Din who makes the ultimate sacrifice and saves the day.
The Evidence
The first thing you will notice about Gunga Din is the cheesy opening credits, where a tiny Indian man bangs a gong printed with each name, causing the text to dissolve into the next. According to the commentary, the effect was achieved by reflecting the image in a pan of shimmering mercury, which is almost interesting enough to help suppress any giggles.
The credits may make you laugh in the wrong kind of way, but the rest of the film injects wonderful bits of slapstick and sarcasm amid the gunfire. The plot may be ludicrous with the maniacal Kali worshipers, but it almost doesn't matter who the enemy is when the three leads have so much fun pursuing them.
Gunga Din benefits from great chemistry between Grant, Fairbanks, and McLaglin. These were giant stars of the age with vastly different onscreen personae, so the blend is irresistible. And the bond between their characters is crucial to the success of the plot. We have to believe Cutter and MacChesney would be devastated at the loss of Ballantine to domestic life, and that Ballantine cares enough for Cutter to risk his retirement in order to participate in the rescue effort. The three actors bounce off each other well, with little sentimentality but a lot of camaraderie.
I'll admit a bias: I love Cary Grant. I will restrain myself from gushing about how gorgeous he is, though. I was introduced to his debonair charms when my hometown's local repertory theater put on a retrospective of his work after his death in 1986. I even sat through the stinker The Howards of Virginia, and own a VHS of another dud, None But the Lonely Heart. That may influence my feeling that Grant steals the movie. Cutter is no suave sophisticate, but Grant's background in vaudeville honed his comic sensibilities and paved his way to wonderful performances in classic screwball comedies like Bringing Up Baby. Gunga Din let him play a rare non-romantic comedic role, and he does it beautifully.
The talented, genre-crossing George Stevens (I Remember Mama) directed this film, and though there are some long-range battle and scenery shots, he brought an intimate, close-up style to many scenes that brings us right into the characters' world.
When the film was originally released in 1939, Kipling's widow protested at Kipling's inclusion as a character in the film (he appears as a journalist riding with the company). So the producers matted out the character while retaining the poem he writes in honor of Gunga Din. Re-released in 1954 to be played as part of a double bill, the film was further cut by 20 minutes. For this DVD release, the original footage has been returned to its rightful place, allowing us to finally see the full version of the film.
Though additional footage has been restored—as in added, not fixed—the print itself hasn't had much attention lavished on it, and is marred by grain and scratching. Spotlights are apparent in some outdoor scenes, though the lighting and contrast are generally lovely. And despite the spotlights, the beautiful scenery isn't a painted backdrop—much of the film was shot in California's Sierras, which stand in for the Khyber Pass. Don't expect much from the mono sound—it's audible and reasonably clear, though some hissing and distortion is evident.
The commentary by historian Rudy Behlmer is a terrific extra, though his detailed observations are rarely directly related to the action on-screen. He goes into detail about the intricacies of filming, with the project going through many directors and writers before shooting began. The information he packs into the commentary could fill a book, with tidbits on casting, budget, and the careers of the actors involved, including relatively minor players like Anna May the elephant and Abner Biberman, who played one of the Thugs and went on to have a long career as a director as well as actor.
Among the most interesting bits is the revelation that Cary Grant was offered the romantic role of Ballantine, but he wanted the comedic role of Cutter even though in that version of the script, at least, it was considered a secondary character. He also talks about the budget overruns that inflated the cost of the film to $1.9 million—astronomical for the time and for the modest studio of RKO.
The "Making of" featurette crams a lot of entertainment into 11 minutes, with interviews with RKO bigwig Pandro Berman, screenwriter William Goldman, Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., and the director's son George Stevens, Jr., plus 16 mm video of the filming of Gunga Din. Other extras include a vintage Porky Pig cartoon and the original and re-release theatrical trailers.
The Rebuttal Witnesses
It has to be said: the condescension directed towards the Indian characters, plus the sight of white actors in brown-face to play them, is unsettling today. Classic films tend to get a pass on issues of racism and misogyny, but the patronizing attitude towards the Indians and Gunga Din in particular does detract from the experience of the film, as does Jaffe's pop-eyed portrayal of the ridiculous if finally admirable title character.
When popular Indian actor Sabu (The Thief of Baghdad) wasn't available for the role of Gunga Din, the producers went for the unlikely casting of Sam Jaffe—33 years Sabu's senior and decidedly not Indian. Din is a minor character in the movie that bears his name, so at least the incongruous casting doesn't detract much from the on-screen fun. And his final scenes are affecting as the power of his sacrifice overrides the flaws in the character.
Closing Statement
Gunga Din is the rollickingest of rollicking adventures, and the precursor to modern classics like the Indiana Jones trilogy. With not one but three heroes to captivate the audience, and a sparkling mix of cheeky humor, swashbuckling action, and some of the most attractive human beings to come out of Hollywood's Golden Age, Gunga Din is finally released on DVD in its full-length glory.
The Verdict
You're a better DVD than most are, Gunga Din. Not guilty.
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Jamestown, PA.
The 21st annual Pymatuning Pioneer and Art Festival will be July 26-27 in Pymatuning State Park.
Hours are 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. July 26, and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. July 27.
This festival features living history displays at the dam, a Civil War encampment, a native American encampment and re-enactors portraying Ben Franklin, Abe Lincoln and pioneer people.
Other attractions include an antique-tractor display, water-rescue demonstration, free boat rides on a pontoon boat, and a pie-eating contest.
Young children and adults can participate in such bygone activities as butter churning, apple bobbing and candle making.
Food vendors and more than 60 crafters will set up sales booths.
Each of the crafters has donated an item for a silent auction with the drawing at 4 p.m. July 26.
Admission is $1 and parking is free.
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In this episode, Robert is joined by Harikrishna Kumar, who show us improvements to authoring XAML in Visual Studio 2013. Hari shows us the Hub App template for Windows Store apps, Go to Definition, IntelliSense for data binding and resources, statement completion, IntelliSense matching and more. He also shows us some new features for working with XAML in Blend.
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Glad to have met you both in The Hague at TechDays :)
Please not forget to ask about the missing synergy in the maps control for universal apps. There's even no sample included here http://code.msdn.microsoft.com/wpapps/Universal-Windows-app-cb3248c3 which uses the maps control, one might even conclude that it's too hard to write a best practice approach ;) And what about WCF, when will that be added to WP8.1 XAML apps?
Enjoy the rest of your stay in The Netherlands and hope to visit another of your sessions next year!
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Well, I really stuck my foot in it this time. I got this really interesting keyboard from the fine folks at iHome to review. I saw from the included documentation and the notes on the outside that it was a Bluetooth keyboard (among other real neat things — more later). It was there that I put on my assumption (dunce) cap. I just assumed that if it was a Bluetooth keyboard, it was most likely battery operated. I even showed it at a local Mac user group meeting after "charging" it overnight. I threw it in my bag and brought it to the meeting. I set it up on the table and it didn't work! I had to plug the external "wall wart" into the AC power socket to fire it up. I thought, gee, it was a dud and I should contact iHome to see about a replacement, which I did later that afternoon. Imagine my surprise when I got a quick reply from the marketing rep at iHome that it WASN'T a cordless keyboard! It had Bluetooth capability, but most likely because of the power required by the amplifier for its speakers (more later), it really wasn't practical to put a large battery in the thing. It would have priced the keyboard totally out of the market, and would have made a substantial keyboard downright heavy. Boy, was my face red!
But this isn't about my stupidity and embarrassment! I could fill volumes about that! No, it's about a really neat Bluetooth keyboard with USB ports (for charging USB-chargeable devices), an audio amplifier and decent quality speakers, and Bluetooth connectivity of not only the audio functions (you can play music from a Bluetooth-equipped iDevice through the keyboard's speakers), you can use it as a speakerphone, AND you can use it as a Bluetooth keyboard to enhance your typing (and maybe even your dancing and dining) pleasure with the aforementioned Bluetooth-equipped iDevices. In fact, due to what some might call a design quirk (more later), it's really not suitable for desktop computer use.
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Like cinnamon rolls, The Great Pumpkin of Peanuts cartoon fame adds sweetness to the Halloween season. In the midst of howling ghosts in Haunted Houses, this Ninja Baker craves a bit of comfort. How about you?
Great Pumpkins: Ready to be transformed into pumpkin cinnamon rolls!
Hats off to you if you celebrate scary ghouls and spirits with gusto. You'll feel right at home at this week's #SundaySupper at Twitter where all things Halloween will be showcased. (Scroll down for event details.) Our host is Kathia of Basic 'n Delicious (who has got the cutest Spooky Cookies on her site.)
Just as Linus had high expectations for the arrival of The Great Pumpkin who would generously give gifts to children around the world, I anticipated an abundance of brown sugar and spice in the pumpkin cinnamon rolls I baked for this Halloween.
Pumpkin Cinnamon Rolls
Although not perfectly uniform in shape, I was not disappointed. (Like the Peanuts cartoon characters, I expect future Halloweens will hold more perfect visions of The Great Pumpkin.) Rich aromas filled the kitchen. Soon after, sticky bites of maple glazed pumpkin cinnamon rolls filled my mouth. Sugary goodness lingered on my lips. Nobody was looking…But, I managed to remain a grownup and refrained from stuffing myself. I did lick my fingers though!
The pumpkin cinnamon rolls recipe is mostly from one of the reigning princesses of the food blogosphere, Bakerella . I substituted maple flavored agave for sugar, amped up the butter and adjusted a few other items. (Next time I might add a bit more pumpkin, too.)
Maple glaze drizzles down the sides of a pumpkin cinnamon roll.
Do you have a favorite recipe featuring pumpkin and cinnamon? I'd love to feature your sweet or savory goodie at NinjaBaking.com.
Pumpkin Cinnamon Rolls with Maple Glaze
Cinnamon, pumpkin, maple agave and syrup are the stars of these baked goodies. Baked bits of brown sugar and butter nestle soft rolls. The recipe is adapted from the Bakerella blog.
For the dough:
- 3 cups Japanese bread flour or all-purpose flour
- ¼ cup maple flavored agave
- ½ teaspoon salt
- 2 teaspoons pumpkin pie spice
- 4 tablespoons butter
- 1 cup milk
- 2 ¼ teaspoons active dry yeast
- 1 egg
- ¾ cup canned pumpkin
For the filling:
- 4 tablespoons softened butter
- 1½ tablespoons cinnamon
- ½ cup brown sugar, packed
- ½ cup organic pure cane sugar
For the maple glaze:
- 2 cups powdered sugar
- 3 tablespoons melted butter
- 3 tablespoons maple syrup
- 2 tablespoons milk
In a saucepan over medium-low heat, stir the milk, maple flavored agave and butter together. Cool for about 3 minutes. Add the yeast.
Sift the flour, salt and spice into a large bowl. Pour into the bucket of the bread maker. Add the liquids with the yeast along with the egg and pumpkin.
Set the bread machine to white bread, dough only. The bread will rise quite a bit and you may need to punch it down at the very end. (As I opened my machine, the dough automatically deflated.)
On a floured board, roll out the dough into a 12 x 18 rectangle. Slather with the softened butter, sugars and cinnamon. Roll up from the long end. Cut into 16 to 18 sections. Place into well buttered 8 inch baking pans. Cover and keep in a warm spot for 30 minutes.
Bake in a 375-degree oven for about 20 minutes.
Whisk the ingredients for the glaze until smooth. Drizzle the maple glaze onto the rolls. Serve hot or cold. They are delicious both ways!
For more pumpkiny Halloween treats:
21 Ways to Savor a Grownup Halloween
Trick Your Kids and Treat Yourself to a Lovely Halloween
Happy Halloween recipes from the Sunday Supper party:
- Bloody Mary by La Cocina de Leslie
- Head Will Roll Cocktail by Noshing with The Nolands
- Wicked Sangria by The Messy Baker
- Snickers Fudge by I Run for Wine
- Halloween Pumpkin Chocolate Parfaits by Daily Dish Recipes
- White Chocolate Monster Munch by That Skinny Chick Can Bake
- Soft and Chewy Chocolate Candies by What Smells So Good?
- Candy Corn Puppy Chow by Pies and Plots
- Pumpkin Dirt Pudding Graveyard Parfaits by Neighborfood
- Candied Pumpkin (Calabaza en Tacha) by Magnolia Days
- Snickerway Truffles by Peanut Butter and Peppers
- Homemade Peanut Butter Cups by The Texan New Yorker
- Jack Skellington Oreo Pops by Big Bear's Wife
- Halloween Crunch Truffles by The Weekend Gourmet
- Frozen "Boo" Nana Pops by Momma's Meals
- Bourbon Caramel Glazed Pumpkin Donuts by Girl in the Little Red Kitchen
- Candy Corn White Chocolate Pretzels by Alida's Kitchen
- Soft Apple Cider Cookies by Killer Bunnies, Inc
- Spooky Cookies by Basic N Delicious
- Pumpkin Bomb Cupcakes by My Other City By the Bay
- Cinnamon Rolls à la Great Pumpkin by Ninja Baking
- Candy Corn Parfait by The Urban Mrs.
- Trick or Beet Brownies by Foxes Love Lemons
- Caramel Surprise Witches' hat Cupcakes by Hot Momma's Kitchen Chaos
- Dark and Stormy Gingerbread by girlichef
- {flourless} Monster Cookie Dough Dip by Cupcakes & Kale Chips
- Monster and Mummy Cupcakes by Hip Foodie Mom
- Pumpkin Cut-out Cookies by Take A Bite Out Of Boca
- Candied Pumpkin Cheese Cake with Maple Cream by Vintage Kitchen Notes
- Easy Chocolate Pumpkin Cupcakes by The Dinner-Mom
- Zombie Cupcakes by Treats & Trinkets
- Shrek's Dirty Q-tips by Shockingly Delicious
- Green Tomato Chilli by Jane's Adventures in Dinner
- It's the Great Stuffed Pumpkin by Bobbi's Kozy Kitchen
- Mummy Calzone by Curious Cuisiniere
- Pumpkin Soup by Juanita's Cocina
- Pizza Bones by Cindy's Recipes and Writings
- Sincere Pumpkin Patch Spicy Cheese Ball by Food Lust People Love
- Spooky Stew by Happy Baking Days
- Bloody Rice by Crazy Foodie Stunts
- Ghost Flatbread Pizzas by Family Foodie
- Witch Hats by A Kitchen Hoor's Adventures
Join the #SundaySupper conversation on twitter each Sunday. We tweet throughout the day and share recipes from all over the world. Our weekly chat starts at 7:00 pm EST. Follow the #SundaySupper hashtag and remember to include it in your tweets to join in the chat. Check out our #SundaySupper Pinterest board for more fabulous recipes and food photos. Would you like to join the Sunday Supper Movement? It's easy. You can sign up by clicking here → Sunday Supper Movement.
Wishing you great happiness and the arrival of The Great Pumpkin in your backyard.
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Most of them has large gardens, sandy surface, and wooden bungalows scattered among coconut trees.
Most pousadas located at the beach road Rua Pontal da Barra, 50-60 meters from the beach,
and somo are closer to the center which is around 200 meters from the beach.
Paraiso da Barra. Nice rustic bungalow beach front pousada, Located 50 meters from the beach. Restaurant, bar 24h reception and free Wi-Fi. Bungalows has balcony, TV, minibar and a bathroom with hot water. Double R$ 180, including reach Brazilian breakfast. Book Praiso da Barra at Booking.com or Book directly, email the owner: [email protected] .
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"So Jonah arose, and went unto Nineveh, according to the word of the LORD. Now Nineveh was an exceeding great city of three days' journey."
"But Jonah rose up to flee unto Tarshish from the presence of the LORD, and went down to Joppa; and he found a ship going to Tarshish: so he paid the fare thereof, and went down into it, to go with them unto Tarshish from the presence of the LORD."
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Just trying to really get my head round Arrays and Pointers in C and the differences between them and am having some trouble with 2d arrays.
For the normal 1D array this is what I have learned:
char arr[] = "String constant";
creates an array of chars and the variable
arr will always represent the memory created when it was initialized.
char *arr = "String constant";
creates a pointer to char which is currently pointing at the first index of the char array "String constant". The pointer could point somewhere else later.
char *point_arr[] = {
"one", "two","three", "four"
creates an array of pointers which then point to the char arrays "one, "two" etc.
My Question
If we can use both:
char *arr = "constant";
char arr[] = "constant";
then why can't I use:
char **pointer_arr = {
"one", "two", "three", "four"
instead of
char *pointer_arr[] = {
"one", "two", "three", "four"
If I try the
char ** thing then I get an error like "excess elements in scalar initializer". I can make the
char** example work by specifically allocating memory using
calloc, but as I didn't have to do this with
char *arr = "blah";. I don't see why it is necessary and so I don't really understand the difference between:
char **arr_pointer;
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If you don't want to ditch the CF even temporarily, this is a decent approach. I assume that DL falls on the light squat day? You may fiddle with that--I might be inclined to DL on the med squat day (before squatting) to allow more time for recovery, but whether or not that's necessary, you'll have to determine yourself.
When you see you're seeing gains from CF, are you meaning strength/size? If so, keep giong, but if strength and weight are you real goals right now, you'll likely make much more progress really minimizing the CF temporarily and then bringing it back once you've reached your goals. There's another thread on here regarding that. I'll post a link when I find it.
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SAN DIEGO -- For the first time since their epic playoff duel at the 2008 U.S Open, Tiger Woods and Rocco Mediate will play together this week -- at the same course where Woods prevailed to win his 14th major championship.
"It's funny how that pairing happened," Mediate quipped Tuesday at Torrey Pines, site of the Farmers Insurance Open, where Woods will make his 2011 PGA Tour debut with Anthony Kim rounding out the threesome. "What a shocker."
The groupings are typically determined by a random draw with a player's particular category, but this one was clearly rigged.
"It creates more interest," said PGA Tour commissioner Tim Finchem.
The threesome will tee off at noon ET Thursday on Torrey Pines' North course. They play at 1 p.m. ET Friday on the South course, site of the 2008 U.S. Open, where Woods drained a dramatic 15-foot birdie putt on the 72nd hole to tie Mediate, then defeated him the next day in a playoff that went 19 holes -- all while playing on a broken leg.
"It's going to be fantastic," said Mediate, 48, who has six PGA Tour titles. "I haven't seen him in a while [and] I haven't played with him since '08. It's been a long time, it will be a lot of fun."
Woods was not on site Tuesday and will play the South course during Wednesday's pro-am for the first time since capturing the U.S. Open.
This has been a place of great success for him. He has won the Farmers tournament six times, including four in a row from 2005 to 2008, and the U.S. Open -- which makes five straight victories for him here.
But he missed the 2009 tournament while recovering from knee surgery that occurred eight days after winning the 2008 U.S. Open. And last year he was in the midst of his leave from golf and did not return until the Masters.
"It's always fun to play with Tiger," said Mediate, who captured the Frys.com Open last October. "I've said many times, the excitement level goes to the moon. ... When you're playing with him, the focus becomes better.
"You have to assume that he's going to really come out and be ready to go this year and play good. You have to assume that knowing him a little bit."
For the first time in his professional career, Woods, 35, does not have a title to defend in 2011. His last victory on the PGA Tour came at the 2009 BMW Championship, his last worldwide win at the 2009 Australian Masters.
The Farmers tournament splits the field between the North and South courses for the first two rounds, with the final 36 holes played over the South course.
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"Mad Max" is ready to ride again.
The first images are out for "Mad Max: Fury Road," the long-awaited quasi-reboot of the '80s dystopian series written and directed by George Miller. Entertainment Weekly put stars Tom Hardy and Charlize Theron — looking grim and grimy — on their cover.
Hardy takes over for Mel Gibson as Max Rockatansky, while the Oscar-winning actress plays one-armed, "bad-ass commander" named Imperator Furiosa.
Judging from these first images, Miller's post-apocalyptic world is even darker and grittier than before. Imperator Furiosa is leading survivors fleeing a band of marauding road thugs when Max falls in with them. The movie is reportedly one long, tense, action-packed chase scene.
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Can I safely use an air compressor to clean the internal components of a computer or might hardware be damaged if the air compressor is too powerful?
A few comments from overclock.net:
I still use my 100 psi compressor fill it to like 50 or less and I blast away. After 2 years now nothing has been damaged. I've done it on a variety of motherboards, OEM and Enthusiast.
I haven't personally used it, but I see some people recommend it around here.
I just take my tower out to the garage and blow it out with a big compressor, I'm sure any one would do.
Some more details:
"Canned air" (pressure around 30 psi) may create static electricity, contain gases that are harmful to the environment and contain a chemical (to prevent abuse) that leaves a residue so "an inappropriate choice for cleaning anything users will come into contact with such as keyboards".
Yet more details available here: Suck or blow? What's better for dust?
Re use of vacuum cleaners: Is it dangerous to vacuum-clean motherboards (and other electronics) where compressed air cans are also considered.
An air compressor is likely not safe. Although a small one might be OK, use caution.
Compressed air, in a can form is useful tool.
Be careful around moving parts, as to not strip or force them out of their casings (Fans).
Use short bursts at least 8 - 10 inches from the components so you do not produce condensation. This should really only be used for removing dust, not fine cleaning.


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Thomas A. Reilly
Shreveport Geriatrics
850 Margaret Pl
Shreveport, LA 71101
(318) 222-8187
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Lawrence J. Drexler
Shreveport Geriatrics
850 Margaret Pl
Shreveport, LA 71101
(318) 222-8187
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David T. Henry
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7813 Youree Dr
Shreveport, LA 71105
(318) 212-3830
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Jack L. Berg
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7813 Youree Dr
Shreveport, LA 71105
(318) 212-3830
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Shreveport, LA 71105
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- 1Brentwood Hospital
1006 Highland Ave
Shreveport, Louisiana 71101
(318) 678-750
- 2Christus Health Shreveprt Bossr
1 Saint Mary Pl
Shreveport, Louisiana 71101
(318) 681-450
- 3Dubuis Hospital Of Shreveport
1 Saint Mary Pl
Shreveport, Louisiana 71101
(318) 678-100
- 4Promise Hospital Of Louisiana
1800 Irving Pl
Shreveport, Louisiana 71101
(318) 425-409
- 5Overton Brooks VA Medical Ctr
510 E Stoner Ave
Shreveport, Louisiana 71101
(318) 221-841
- 6Louisiana Univ Hlth Scnc Ctr
15010 Kings Hwy
Shreveport, Louisiana 71130
(318) 675-500
- 7Louisiana State Univ Health Ctr
1501 Kings Hwy
Shreveport, Louisiana 71103
(318) 675-500
- 8Shriners Hospital
3100 Samford Ave
Shreveport, Louisiana 71103
(318) 222-570
- 9Willis-Knighton Medical Center
2600 Greenwood Rd
Shreveport, Louisiana 71103
(318) 212-400
- 10Lifecare Hospital North
2550 Kings Hwy
Shreveport, Louisiana 71103
(318) 212-686
- 11Willis-Knighton Bssier Hlth Ctr
2400 Hospital Dr
Shreveport, Louisiana 71111
(318) 212-700
- 12Cornerstone Hosp Bossier City
4900 Medical Dr
Shreveport, Louisiana 71112
(318) 747-950
- 13Lifecare Hospitals Of Pierrmont
8001 Youree Dr
Shreveport, Louisiana 71115
(469) 241-210
- 14W K Pierremont Health Center
8001 Youree Dr
Shreveport, Louisiana 71115
(318) 212-300
- 15Christus Highland Hospital
1453 E Bert Kouns Industrial Loop
Shreveport, Louisiana 71105
(318) 681-500
- 16Lifecare Hospital Main Campus
9320 Linwood Ave
Shreveport, Louisiana 71106
(318) 688-850
- 17Willis-Knighton Hospital South
2510 Bert Kouns Industrial Loop
Shreveport, Louisiana 71118
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- 18Minden Medical Center
1 Medical Plaza Pl
Shreveport, Louisiana 71055
(318) 377-232
- 19North Caddo Medical Center
1000 S Spruce St
Shreveport, Louisiana 71082
(318) 375-323
- 20Desoto Regional Health System
207 Jefferson St
Shreveport, Louisiana 71052
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Trans Fat 0 g
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Sodium 38 mg1.6%
Total Carbohydrates 46 g15.2%
Dietary Fiber 2.2 g8.6%
Sugars 30.2 g
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Vitamin A 9.5% Vitamin C 0.29%
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Plimpton Replaces Posey in Hurlyburly, June 14th
Film star Posey is departing the show to begin shooting on Superman Returns. Plimpton will be the second female replacement in the cast; Elizabeth Berkley recently succeeded original cast member Catherine Kellner.
Plimpton has performed on Broadway in Sixteen Wounded. Her off-Broadway resumé includes roles in False Servant at the East 13 St. Theatre, Flesh and Blood at the New York Theatre Workshop, Hobson's Choice (for which she won a 2002 Obie Award and received a Lucille Lortel nomination) at the Atlantic Theatre, SubUrbia at the Mitzi E. Newhouse Theatre, and Pericles at the Public Theatre. At Chicago's Steppenwolf Theater Company, where Plimpton has been an ensemble member since 1998, she has appeared in The Libertine, Playboy of the Western World, The Glass Menagerie and as the title character in Hedda Gabler; she also directed Absolution at the same theatre. A respected film actress, her credits include 200 Cigarettes, Beautiful Girls, Mrs. Parker and the Vicious Circle, Stanley & Iris, Parenthood, Running on Empty and The Goonies.
Hurlyburly features a revised script by Rabe, direction by New Group artistic director Scott Elliott and is produced by the New Group in association with Jeffrey Seller, Kevin McCollum and The Kennedy/Marshall Company. In addition to Posey and Berkley, Ethan Hawke, Wallace Shawn, Bobby Cannavale, Josh Hamilton and Halley Wegryn Gross make up the stellar cast of the show, which is set amid the sex-and-drug-ridden excess of early eighties Hollywood.
Hurlyburly opened at the Acorn Theatre on January 27th before transferring to the 499-seat 37 Theatre Arts A on April 21st, where it will play out its limited run to July 2nd.
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The March 29th, 2013 edition of daily news for the Los Angeles Angels including Weaver is the most important player in MLB, Madson feeling better and much more... The Story: Jered Weaver is the most important player in MLB. The Monkey Says: That sounds like hyperbole, but I actually agree. The Halos need to have some frontline pitching to back their offense and thatt isn't going to happen if Weaver isn't his normal self. Even if Wilson and Hanson step up, they need an ace like Jered, which is why it is so important that he be able to either regain his velocity or continue to be effective without it. The Story: Ryan Madson is feeling fatigued, but much better than he has all spring. The Monkey Says: He has gotten a few more bullpen sessions under his belt but isn't throwing full out yet. The hope remains that he will only miss the first month of the season. The Story: Garrett Richards claims that Mike Trout eats a lot of Domino's and can consume two dozen chicken wings in less than 10 minutes. The Monkey Says: Yeah, the Fat Mike Trout jokes are clearly all out of line. The Story: MLB executives voted Mike Trout the best player in all of baseball. The Monkey Says: Miggy Cabrera was voted fourth-best. Once again, the BBWAA proves to have nailed the 2012 AL MVP vote. The Story: The LA Times reminds us that the Angels and Dodgers both could end up as big money disappointments. The Monkey Says: Let it never be said that the LA Times missed an opportunity to troll their own readers by casting a dark cloud over anything and everything. The Story: Dan Haren compares Mike Trout and Bryce Harper. The Monkey Says: But he sheds no new insight on the contrived rivalry. Thanks for nothing, Danny. The Story: The Angels are hoping for a fast start this season. The Monkey Says: As if there are teams that hope to slowly ease their way into the season. Still, focusing on April is a smart thing because their month of April is kind of brutal, from a schedule perspective. The Story: Accuscore projects the Angels to win the AL West with 91 wins only to lose in the ALCS. The Monkey Says: The projection systems all seem to quite like the Angels this year, which probably doesn't mean much, but it certainly is better than it being the other way around. The Story: Baseball Nation previews the AL West and still thinks the Angels, Rangers and A's are pretty much neck-and-neck. The Monkey Says: Human thoughts, however, don't lead to quite the same conclusion that the Angels will likely qwin the division. They do all seem to agree though that Tommy Hanson is pretty critical to the whole process. The Story: If a computer had human emotion, it would lose its mind trying to project Josh Hamilton. The Monkey Says: No need to tell me, I burned quite a few calories trying to come up with my own human projection of Hamilton for 2013. He doesn't get nearly enough press for being a pretty big unknown going into the year. The Story: Yesterday was the 25th anniversary of Gene Mauch's retirement. The Monkey Says: I like how he blamed Mauch's health for his retirement and not Donnie Moore's failure because, well, you know... [follow]
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Saint Paul is the capital and second-most populous city of the U.S. state of Minnesota. The city lies mostly on the north bank of the Mississippi River, downstream of the river's confluence with the Minnesota River, and adjoins Minneapolis, the state's largest city.
Founded near historic Native American settlements as a trading and transportation center, the city rose to prominence when it was named the capital of the Minnesota Territory in 1849. Though Minneapolis is more nationally recognized, Saint Paul contains important institutions and the state's political activity. Regionally, the city is popular for the Xcel Energy Center, home of the Minnesota Wild, and for the Science Museum of Minnesota. As a business hub of the Upper Midwest, it is headquarters for companies such as Ecolab and Lawson Software.
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The post-Miley Liam Hemsworth says he's in a really good place.
"I'm more comfortable in my own skin than I've ever been in my whole life," said "The Hunger Games: Catching Fire" star, who broke up with fiancee Miley Cyrus in September. Hemsworth had proposed to Cyrus in 2012 after they met on the set of "The Last Song" in 2010.
"Over the last five years I've learned so much," said the 23-year-old Australian-born actor, who moved to Los Angeles at 18 to take on Hollywood. "The first few years in L.A. were really tough and scary, but I had to figure things out for myself."
'Doctor Who' hits milestone
"Doctor Who" is turning 50. So what do you get a time-traveling, galaxy-hopping hero who has everything?
Plenty of new time and space on the airwaves.
The BBC is throwing a broadcasting blowout for the sci-fi show, which began with little fanfare and few expectations on Nov. 23, 1963, but is now one of its biggest hits and major exports.
A 75-minute anniversary episode will be shown simultaneously Saturday in almost 80 countries, and there are 3-D screenings in movie theaters around the world.
The anniversary week features hours of supporting programs, online teasers and mini-episodes, and a "Doctor Who" festival at a London conference center. And then there's "An Adventure in Space and Time," a 90-minute drama about the origins of the show, which will be broadcast on BBC America today.
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She's appeared in numerous film and TV productions since the 1990s, but folks are most likely to recognize Alex Borstein only after she opens her mouth.
The 40-year-old actress is the nasally voice of long-suffering Lois Griffin, wife of hapless hubby Peter Griffin on the top-rated Fox animated series "Family Guy." But soon, Borstein could become a familiar face, too.
Though the actress logged five seasons on the Fox sketch-comedy series "MADtv," only now does she seem ready for her close-up. Borstein joins Laurie Metcalf and Niecy Nash as one of the three leads in HBO's Americanization of the widely acclaimed British comedy "Getting On."
Like the original, HBO's version, which debuts Sunday at 10 p.m., gleans laughs from the most unexpected place: a hospital's neglected all-women's geriatric wing.
Monty Python reunion
And now for something completely different: A comeback show from the Monty Python gang, reuniting some four decades since they last performed on a British stage.
The veteran comedy group said Thursday they are staging a one-off show at London's O2 arena in July, which they promised will include "a little comedy, a lot of pathos, some music and a tiny bit of ancient sex."
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SEOUL, March 13 (Yonhap) -- The free trade deal between South Korea and the United States has helped boost bilateral trade, but a trade row may arise down the road due to unresolved issues, a report said Wednesday.
After years of hard negotiations and ratification procedures, the free trade agreement, dubbed the "KORUS FTA," went into effect on March 15 last year, following a similar deal with the European Union that took effect in July 2011.
According to the report compiled by the Hyundai Research Institute, South Korea's exports to the U.S. gained 4.1 percent on-year last year to reach US$58.5 billion, while the country's overall outbound shipments sank 1.3 percent on-year amid the global economic slump.
Auto parts exports to the U.S. soared 12.4 percent on-year last year, and shipments of petrochemical goods jumped 11.9 percent over the cited period.
Imports from the U.S. declined 2.8 percent on-year to $43.3 billion due to a slump in domestic demand, according to the report.
The KORUS FTA was expected to help South Korea's economy expand by more than 5 percent in the long run since it can lead to more exports by reducing various trade barriers, a study showed earlier. The deal could also create about 350,000 jobs that could ease local labor market conditions, a report compiled by 10 local think tanks claimed earlier.
The report also predicted South Korea will see its trade surplus with the U.S. increase by $140 million annually over the next 15 years after the FTA goes into effect. The nation's total global trade surplus will expand by an annual average of $2.77 billion, it forecast.
But the Hyundai Research Institute said a bilateral trade tussle may rise as the two countries have to resolve still contentious issues such as the beef trade and so-called investor-state dispute (ISD) settlement scheme.
The U.S. may ratchet up pressure on the Seoul government to lift restrictions on the beef trade, the report said.
Under a deal nearly five years ago, South Korea only imports American beef produced from cattle under 30 months of age due to worries over mad cow disease.
Also, the ISD mechanism between the Seoul government and foreign investors has been one of the key sticky issues, as some politicians here claim that the scheme could undermine South Korea's legal independence and take a toll on South Korea.
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HASTINGS -- Pumpkins are a familiar sight in grocery stores at Halloween, but you won't find many on Florida farms -- the hot climate creates tricky growing conditions that are no treat for the cold-loving gourds.
After five years of research, University of Florida experts have identified eight heat-tolerant, ornamental pumpkin varieties that could help Northeast Florida farmers diversify and give consumers new ways to add autumn atmosphere to their homes.
"These pumpkins are used primarily for decoration, although some of them could be carved or cooked,'' said Chad Hutchinson, an associate professor with UF's Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences. "Most of them are small, but they're very eye-catching.''
Varieties suitable for Northeast Florida include the reddish Cinderella, the flat Long Island Cheese, the green Jarrahdale and several miniature types, including Jack Be Little, Baby Boo and Munchkin, Hutchinson said. The pumpkins were evaluated at UF's Hastings Demonstration Unit in St. Johns County.
Some of the recommended varieties are already sold by Florida retailers, who obtain them from producers further north, he said. Locally grown pumpkins would probably be sold in-state to produce wholesalers.
"With the cost of diesel fuel so high now, we believe our producers could offer a better price than the competition, because there's less shipping involved,'' Hutchinson said.
Interested in alternative crops is high in St. Johns, Putnam and Flagler counties, because the potato market that once dominated farming has declined in recent years, he said. In the early 1980s, potatoes were produced on about 34,000 acres in the region; this year they accounted for just 17,000 acres. Crops such as sod, cabbage and Asian vegetables have become more popular as a result.
"For growers, pumpkins are a good complement to potatoes for a couple of reasons,'' Hutchinson said. "Florida's potato season ends in early July, the right time to plant pumpkins. And the two crops are different in terms of their disease and pest pressures and nutritional needs, so they can be grown on the same fields.''
Hutchinson said he's still seeking a large, Florida-friendly pumpkin ideal for making jack-o'-lanterns, which could be the key to opening another new market for farmers -- commercial "u-pick'' pumpkin patches.
"Up north, taking your kids out to the country to buy a pumpkin is a great fall tradition and I think that kind of business could catch on here,'' he said. "It's one example of how farmers can be more successful by offering consumers a memorable experience to go along with the product they're selling.''
Several Northeast Florida farmers have expressed interest in pumpkins already, said Doug Gergela, a biological scientist at the Hastings unit.
"We're excited about the possibilities, but we do encourage growers to make sure they understand what's involved before committing any resources to this crop,'' Gergela said. "Part of our job is to minimize their risk when they try something new.''
Like other UF demonstration sites, the Hastings unit evaluates crop varieties to determine which ones will grow best under local conditions, he said. Researchers there evaluate about 30 pumpkin varieties each year.
Many pumpkin plants don't produce well in Florida because the state's heat discourages production of female flowers, reducing the number of fruit per acre, Gergela said.
But heat shouldn't be a problem for another type of pumpkin Gergela and Hutchinson are investigating. Edible pumpkins known as calabaza, popular in Latin American cuisine, are native to hot climates and may be a suitable crop for Northeast Florida growers.
"Currently, most calabaza sold in the United States are imported from Central America,'' Gergela said. "So if our growers can offer a competitive product, I think there's a possibility of getting a foothold in that market.''
The trials under way in Hastings include calabaza varieties developed at UF by pumpkin expert Don Maynard. Calabaza are now grown on a few hundred acres in South Florida.
Researchers also are evaluating winter squashes, which are closely related to pumpkins, Gergela said. Several varieties appear suitable for Northeast Florida production.
"There's an acorn squash called Carnival that produces well and can be stored for three to four months after harvest, extending the marketing window for growers,'' he said. "Some varieties of butternut squash show good potential as well.''
Though commonly considered vegetables, squashes and pumpkins are actually fruits, members of the gourd family. Some varieties of pumpkin, such as Atlantic Giant, can weigh more than 1,000 pounds.
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Provo is a college town so there are plenty of nice places to go to within walking/biking distance. The farthest dorms are in Wyview Park and it is about a 20-25 minute walk (if you use the shortcut). The city bus is good and everyone knows a friend who has a cat that they can ask for a ride.
It's always better to have your own car.
They offer bus and train passes for those that do live far from campus but within the metro area.
The only time I ever needed a car was to go grocery shopping. And even that I could do on campus if I didn't mind paying a little extra at The Creamery. It depends on your apartment location, but at every place I lived everything else is in walking distance.
There is plenty of student housing close by so transportation isn't an issue. But if you happened to live far away it would be.
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Utah Transit Authority buses run all over Provo and have a couple of stops along BYU's campus; they're also an effective way to get to Salt Lake. Most big apartment complexes have a bus stop right in front of them, and the buses run fairly regularly. While this is not a perfect solution to the lack of parking at BYU, it does help.
As for getting around in the city, it is possible to survive without a car, though not enjoyable. Provo is fairly spread out, and not everything is accessible by bus. There is no metro or train system to augment the bus system. Salt Lake is a bit better with the TRAX system, but Utah still has much to learn about efficient public transportation. To check out options, see the Utah Transit Authority Web site at www.utabus.com.
little over 50 miles from BYU, and it will take you about an hour to get there by car. Make sure to give yourself plenty of time to get there, as freeway construction is common, especially around the interchanges needed to get to the airport. The Salt Lake International Airport Web site: http://slciairweb.ci.slc.ut.us
(801) 287-4636
(800) 231-2222
340 S. 600 West, Salt Lake City
The Provo station doesn't have any staff, but it does offer free parking.
6th South and 3rd West, Provo
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An educational fund has been set up for the lone survivor of a crash that killed four people Wednesday, July 23 on the Niangua Bridge.
Donny Schroeder's father, mother and twin brother, as well as a Warsaw man, were killed when a dump truck hit the Schroeder's truck head on.
Donny Schroeder was taken to University Hospital in Columbia for treatment of serious injuries. He underwent surgery and was upgraded to fair condition.
To contribute to the educational fund, make checks payable to the Donny Schroeder Educational Fund and send to:
Flanagan State Bank
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