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Hirschsprung Disease Center - Santa Maria, CA
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Santa Maria Pediatric Surgeon Doctors for Hirschsprung Disease
Type of Physician: Pediatric Surgeon
What is a Pediatric Surgeon? A subspecialty certification by the Board of Surgery; practitioners are skilled in the management of surgical conditions in premature and newborn infants, children, and adolescents.
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- 1Marian Regional Medical Center
1400 E Church St
Santa Maria, California 93454
(805) 739-300
- 2Arroyo Grande Community Hosp
345 S Halcyon Rd
Santa Maria, California 93420
(805) 489-426
- 3Lompoc Valley Medical Center
1515 E Ocean Ave
Santa Maria, California 93436
(805) 737-330
- 4California Men's Colony
Hwy 1 N
Santa Maria, California 93403
(805) 547-790
- 5French Hospital Medical Center
1911 Johnson Ave
Santa Maria, California 93401
(805) 543-535
- 6Sierra Vista Regional Med Ctr
1010 Murray Ave
Santa Maria, California 93405
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Santa Maria, California 93463
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A simple, cheap and effective model rocket fuel.
This simple rocket fuel uses potassium nitrate as an oxidizer to allow sugar to burn rapidly. The product of combustion expands energetically, and this makes it an effective fuel for model rockets.
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I am a multimedia artist, with interests that span many modes of inquiry, processes, and themes. In much of my solo work, collaborative works with Suzie Silver Co-Producing Trans-Q Television and Trans-Q Live, as well as various collaborations with Dani Lamorte, Harrison Apple, Mikey McParlane, Adam Atkinson, Jonathan Armistead, Stephanie Ross, and John Musser, I have explored topics of gender, sexuality, and post humanism.
The absurd encounters that are manifested in these works embrace the spectacle with an affinity for maximalism; over stimulating viewers through the excessive selection of materials, and media. Methods of assemblage that pull from the tradition of drag are integral to the creation of characters and environments within these videos, installations, and performances. Discarded thrift store kitsch finds an opulent new life through a reimagining of its usefulness and worth. These decadently rendered materials are set in motion to expose camp's attack of the present via the detritus of the past1, and the ubiquitous nature of excess in society.
My works are full sensory and meditative, while employing a confrontational tension through rhythmic and saturated imagery. Prominent reoccurring themes in the work include portals to other worlds, voids and vortexes, entrapment, and the need to break free. The work is discursive of investigations into alternative forms of masculinity, blurring lines between mismatched sexual fetishes, and the generation of gender queer nightmares and fantasies. These works also approach scientific interests in quantum mechanics, the permeability of space-time, and post-humanism as means for metaphysical archeologically that digs into other dimensions.
A few of my most recent projects include A Girl Called Dusty, a multimedia installation/concert that forms a historic tableau of the works and life of Dusty Springfield. This work was presented in Silky Shoemaker's Gay Wax Museum at this year's OUTsider Art Festival in Austin, TX. I also presented Phase-Shift, a full-sensory installation at the Pittsburgh Center for the Arts this spring. Phase-Shift explores a shift between multiple phases of being, neighboring dimensions, artistic movements, and morphing personalities. This installation integrates three new video portraits of the characters named, 'Shore Whore', 'Cat Bath', and 'Golden Girl'. Other elements include a Rococo chandelier, and a floor projection/installation that pulls from past works, 'Phantoms', and Śarkarā.
Teaching has been an integral part of my practice over the past decade, from teaching at Lincoln Park Performing Arts Charter School, to the Carnegie Mellon Precollege program, to most recently serving as a Visiting Professor within the School of Art at Carnegie Mellon University where I received my MFA in 2013. The experience of teaching on a collegiate level was a longterm goal of mine, and is a major benchmark in the blending of my personal practice and mentoring/educational interests.
As part of the 2015 wats: ON? Festival, I was able to work closely with visiting artist Nick Cave from SAIC, and many esteemed members of the CMU Drama, Architecture and Art programs, to develop a new course entitled, Activated Anamorphs. This course allowed me to work closely with students to create costumed performances that were both presented in a cabaret/circus format, as well as several flash mobs around town. I have also worked as a fashion instructor at the Andy Warhol Museum which culminates each spring in a fashion show at the Warhol's Youth Invasion. This has been a great opportunity to spur collaborative efforts between many local teen designers, and young video producers and animators in my Electronic and Time Based Media classes at CMU. The video and animation students have worked with me to create vivid and thought provoking backdrops for the various fashion lines. All of these experiences have served as interesting ways for me to share my interests in video, animation, performance, costuming, and event planning to new generations of cultural producers.
I also work with two primary collaboratives as co-founder of the Drift, and the Institute for New Feeling. These collaborations are on a longer term and more expansive scale, allowing me to explore topics outside of my usual working methods. For the Drift, I have been working with Steve Gurysh as a fellow of the Frank-Ratchye Studio for Creative Inquiry to develop several projects that explore bodies of water as a context for temporary public art. Since 2012, we have worked with resident artists and collaborative groups to produce a range of projects and events on the three converging rivers in Pittsburgh, PA. We host monthly programs that are free and open to the public. Most recently we have presented H30, an event series and platform for research that transforms select sites along bodies of water into immersive experiences in sound, expanded cinema, and new media installation. In this series, the Drift partners with artists, musicians, and technologists to develop audiovisual experiences that explore fluidity as an aesthetic, conceptual, and contextual body of inquiry.
With Nina Sarnelle and Agnes Bolt, the Institute for New Feeling is a collaborative research clinic committed to the development of new ways of feeling, and ways of feeling new. We offer a rotating menu of wellness treatments, therapies and retreats as a traveling performance series, with the longterm plan of opening a permanent spa. Our most recent and notable projects include Group, a two-person stage performance using 90 minutes of original music and projected video that was presented at the Special Effects Festival in NYC this past January, and Seek, a clairvoyant reading generated by the misuse of online search engines that was presented at Recess in New York City over May and June. This project received write-ups in Art in America, Animal NYC, Artfcity, the Fader, Maake Magazine, Bedford and Bowery, and more. Another recent project, The Felt Book, features 70+ artists and functions as both a weekly email subscription of at-home remedies and a touring exhibition. The Felt Book has been shown at SPACES in Cleveland, Recess in NYC, Vox Populi in Philadelphia, SEDIMENT in Richmond, Double Double Land in Toronto, The Cave in Detroit, Skylab in Columbus, The Luminary in St. Louis, Threewalls in Chicago, The White Page in Minneapolis, Leisure Gallery in Denver, FlaseFront in Portland, and StorefrontLab in San Francisco.
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Released: May 01st, 2000
Running Time: 118
Company: Metro Distributors
Cast: Julie Meadows, Shawna Edwards, Maya Devine, Anastasia Blue, Chaz Vincent, Sabrina Tyler, Houston, Midora (aka Midori), Obsession, Kianna Bradley, Charlie Angel, Alexis Amore, Charlene Aspen, Others
Critical Rating: AAA 1/2
Genre: All-Sex
Strong oral-section filler. Great party background tape.
Thirteen longish oral scenes, shot in a cool style, often night interiors. A few scenes make an impression, including Anastasia Blue in a pink wig characteristically gagging and drooling her teary-eyed way through her scene; a turn by Houston; Kianna Bradley placidly sucking her partner while eyeing the camera; and an energetic and enthusiastic Charlene Aspen.
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I Told My Students Last Week There Would Be a Mass Shooting This Week-And I Was Right
New America Media, Commentary, Posted: Oct 05, 2015
One thing you might not know about teachers is that deep down, we fear for our lives.
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Our Elementary View of Education
New America Media, Commentary, Posted: Feb 01, 2014
Too many of the solutions offered to teachers at the high school level are the same approaches used for fifth graders.
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Tags: californiaeducation, careerpathway, classsize, highschoolteacher, schooldiscipline, teacherevaluations
A Teacher's Rant -- Why Flipping Classrooms is 'Flipping Ridiculous'
New America Media, Commentary, Posted: Oct 15, 2013
It may seem surprising in this age of the flipped classroom, but the digital divide is not only still here, it's the biggest it's ever been and getting bigger every day.
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Tags: digitaldivide, flippedclassrooms, ipadssfusd, povertyandeducation
A 'Non-Finnomenon' -- A Real Teacher's Review
New America Media, Commentary, Posted: Nov 18, 2012
A new documentary, the author argues, trumpets the educational achievements of a country with far fewer demographic challenges than our own.
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We Just Don't Get It -- Education is ALL About the Teachers
New America Media, Commentary, Posted: Jun 28, 2012
The only way we are going to make gains in education is if the quality of teachers goes up, and in a capitalist society, that means paying them more.
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Scleroderma Center - Fayetteville, NC
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Fayetteville Rheumatologist Doctors for Scleroderma
Type of Physician: Rheumatologist
What is a Rheumatologist? A subspecialty certification by the Board of Internal Medicine; practitioners treat diseases of the joints, muscles, bones, and tendons. The rheumatologist diagnoses and treats arthritis, back pain, muscle strains, common athletic injuries, etc. The rheumatologist may work closely with other specialists such as orthopaedic surgeons and physical therapists.
Specialty: Rheumatology
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Rheumatologist Doctors in Fayetteville * results
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Gwenesta B. Melton
Lafayette Clinic PA
2125 Valleygate Dr Ste 201
Fayetteville, NC 28304
(910) 323-1322
- 36 years experience
- 1 office location(s)
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Pamela G. Hudak
Lafayette Clinic PA
2125 Valleygate Dr Ste 201
Fayetteville, NC 28304
(910) 323-1322
- 1 office location(s)
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Ajay K. Ajmani
Ajay K Ajmani MD
111 Dennis Dr Ste 121
Sanford, NC 27330
(919) 774-5911
- 1 office location(s)
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Ajay K. Ajmani
Carolina Rheumatology & Internal Medicine
2356 John Smith Rd Ste 101
Fayetteville, NC 28306
(910) 920-1450
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Kinga M. Vereczkey-Porter
Sanford Specialty Clinic
1301 Central Dr
Sanford, NC 27330
(919) 718-9512
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Maria J. Watson
Southeastern Spine And Pain Clinic
106 Farm Brook Dr Ste A
Lumberton, NC 28358
(910) 671-9298
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Bilal M. Agha
Agha Arthritis Associates PA
103 Parkway Office Ct Ste 202
Cary, NC 27518
(919) 233-3570
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- Scleroderma is a disease of the connective tissue featuring skin thickening that can involve scarring, blood vessel problems, varying degrees of inflammation, and is associated with an overactive immune system. ...
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- 1Highsmith-Rainey Specialty Hosp
150 Robeson St
Fayetteville, North Carolina 28301
(910) 615-100
- 2VA Medical Center
2300 Ramsey St
Fayetteville, North Carolina 28301
(910) 488-212
- 3Cape Fear Valley Medical Center
1638 Owen Dr
Fayetteville, North Carolina 28304
(910) 615-400
- 4Behavioral Health Care
3425 Melrose Rd
Fayetteville, North Carolina 28304
(910) 615-360
- 5Womack Army Medical Center
2817 Reilly St
Fayetteville, North Carolina 28310
(910) 907-600
- 6Betsy Johnson Hospital
800 Tilghman Dr
Fayetteville, North Carolina 28334
(910) 892-716
- 7Southeastern Regional Med Ctr
300 W 27th St
Fayetteville, North Carolina 28358
(910) 671-500
- 8St Joseph Of The Pines
103 Gossman Rd
Fayetteville, North Carolina 28387
(910) 246-100
- 9Sampson Regional Medical Center
607 Beaman St
Fayetteville, North Carolina 28328
(910) 592-851
- 10Bladen Healthcare Cape Fear Vly
501 S Poplar St
Fayetteville, North Carolina 28337
(910) 862-510
- 11Central Carolina Hospital
1135 Carthage St
Fayetteville, North Carolina 27330
(919) 774-210
- 12Moore Regional Hospital
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Fayetteville, North Carolina 28374
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I'm trying to add sub-titles (based on a custom field set on each page) to my menu items using the method for wp_page_menu described here: http://themeshaper.com/wordpress-menu-tricks/
BUT I'm trying to adapt it for a custom menu!
Test site is here: http://leahbloom.dreamhosters.com/
I've added the following code (appended at end of post) to a functions.php file in my child theme- the thing is, it adds subtitles when the last line of code is: "add_filter('wp_page_menu','childtheme_page_menu');"
... but that displays all pages, not my primary custom menu. If I change it to:
...then it displays the custom menu correctly but the subtitles go away. This must be because of the custom menu code in the Twenty Ten header:
<?php wp_nav_menu( array( 'container_class' => 'menu-header', 'theme_location' => 'primary' ) ); ?>
Any way to combine these two?
child theme functions.php is:
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Increase Performance while Reducing Cost
By Jean-Pierre Dijcks-Oracle on Dec 03, 2009
Monday Nov 30, 2009
Lock up Your Data Warehouse - Part 3
By Klaker-Oracle on Nov 30, 2009
Wednesday Nov 04, 2009
Chunking of Updates
By Jean-Pierre Dijcks-Oracle on Nov 04, 2009
Wednesday Oct 21, 2009
Edition Based Redefinition
By Jean-Pierre Dijcks-Oracle on Oct 21, 2009
Thursday Oct 01, 2009
In-Database MapReduce (Map-Reduce)
By Jean-Pierre Dijcks-Oracle on Oct 01, 2009
Sunday Sep 27, 2009
In-Memory Parallel Execution in Oracle Database 11gR2
By Maria Colgan-Oracle on Sep 27, 2009
As promised, the next entry in our 11gR2 explorations is In-Memory Parallel Execution. If you are going to Oracle OpenWorld next month make sure you check out the following session:
Tuesday, October 13 2009 5:30PM, Moscone South Room 308
Session S311420
Extreme Performance with Oracle Database 11g and In-Memory Parallel Execution.
In this session you will get more details and insight from the folks who actually built this functionality! A must see if this is of any interest, so book that ticket now and register!
Down to business, what is "In-Memory Parallel Execution"?
Let's begin by having a quick trip down memory-lane back to Oracle Database 7 when Parallel Execution (PX) was first introduced. The goal of PX then and now is to reduce the time it takes to complete a complex SQL statement by using multiple processes to go after the necessary data instead of just one process. Up until now these parallel server processes, typically by-passed the buffer cache and read the necessary data directly from disk. The main reasoning for this was that the objects accessed by PX were large and would not fit into the buffer cache. Any attempt made to read these large objects into the cache would have resulted in trashing the cache content.
However, as hardware systems have evolved; the memory capacity on a typical database server have become extremely large. Take for example the 2 CPU socket Sun server being used in new the Sun Oracle Database Machine. It has an impressive 72GB of memory, giving a full Database Machine (8 database nodes) over ½ a TB of memory. Suddenly using the buffer cache to hold large object doesn't seem so impossible any more.
In-Memory Parallel Execution (In-Memory PX) takes advantage of these larger buffer caches but it also ensures we don't trash the cache.
In-Memory PX begins by determining if the working set (group of database blocks) necessary for a query fits into the aggregated buffer cache of the system. If the working set does not fit then the objects will be accessed via direct path IO just as they were before. If the working set fits into the aggregated buffer cache then the blocks will be distributed among the nodes and the blocks will be affinitzed or associated with that node.
In previous releases, if the Parallel Execution of one statement read part of an object into the buffer cache, then subsequent SQL statement on other nodes in the cluster would access that data via Cache Fusion. This behavior could eventually result in a full copy of that table in every buffer cache in the cluster. In-Memory PX is notably different because Cache Fusion will not be used to copy the data from its original node to another node, even if a parallel SQL statement that requires this data is issued from another node. Instead Oracle uses the parallel server process on the same node (that the data resides on) to access the data and will return only the result to the node where the statement was issued.
The decision to use the aggregated buffer cache is based on an advanced set of heuristics that include; the size of the object, the frequency at which the object changes and is accessed, and the size of the aggregated buffer cache. If the object meets these criteria it will be fragmented or broken up into pieces and each fragment will be mapped to a specific node. If the object is hash partitioned then each partition becomes a fragment, otherwise the mapping is based on the FileNumber and ExtentNumber.
To leverage In-Memory PX you must set the initialization parameter PARALLEL_DEGREE_POLICY to AUTO (default MANUAL). Once this is set, the database controls which objects are eligible to be read into the buffer cache and which object will reside there at any point in time. It is not possible to manual control the behavior for specific statements.
Obviously this post is more of a teaser, for in-depth discussions on this, go to Openworld and/or keep an eye out for a new white paper called Parallel Execution Fundemental in Oracle Database 11gR2 that will be coming soon to oracle.com. This paper not only covers In-Memory PX but Auto-DOP and parallel statement queuing.
Stay tuned for more on 11gR2 coming soon...
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Partitioning or Backup Tables...?
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Partitioning and/or/with Exadata?
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Lock up Your Data Warehouse – Part 2
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Lock up your data warehouse - Part 1
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4 out of 5 people found this review helpful:Painfully Funny, or "Ha! Ha! Ha! Stop that! It Hurts! Ha! Ha! Ha!..."I don't always laugh out loud when I watch comedies, and I don't always feel so bad for the protagonist when sad things happen, but when I do, it's cause I was watching Watamote. There were so many funny moments in this series. I laughed out loud many times throughout, that's rare for me. The most you'll usually get out of me is a smirk and a goofy grin on my mug. However, Watamote pulled them ...Read more
3 out of 3 people found this review helpful:Since I'm not popular, I love this show.Can't say I'm huge fan when it comes to this genre of anime, but Watamote really struck a chord in me.Read more
The anime follows the misadventures of 15 year-old Tomoko Kuroki on her quest to climb up the social ladder during her first year of High School. Unfortunately for Tomoko, her extreme social ineptitude and awkwardness prevent her from doing so. A textbook otaku/hikikomori, watching Tomoko's ...
3 out of 3 people found this review helpful:Since I'm Not Popular I'll Just Write This ReviewAssuming most of you have seen Lucky Star, WATAMOTE does have a main character that you may label as "an otaku" however after you watch the first episode you can see the main character Tomoko Kuroki is very different from Konata Izumi.Read more
The main reason I enjoy this show is due to the characters life and how much I relate to her. Tomoko is a shy, almost insane girl. I love her to death. Some may ...
3 out of 3 people found this review helpful:Cringingly Hilarious.This Anime can definitely be difficult to watch at times but is most certainly worth it. I absolutely love how much effort Tomoko puts into trying to be popular. One of the things I also love about this Anime is how they point out how "Typical" or "Cliche" some girls can be. Overall this Anime makes you cringe & laugh all at the same time.
4 out of 5 people found this review helpful:A heart wrenching look at the pain of growing up.Unless you happen to be one of those heartless types that likes to laugh at the over-blown angst ,hyper-drama and self-sabotage that is the inner life of a 14 yr old girl starting high-school & wishing she was popular. - For instance, her favorite music is the Yandere Boys (psycho boys) new album "Verbal Abuse".Read more
Thoroughly enjoyable comedy, cringe-worthy at its best moments when it brings back ...
3 out of 3 people found this review helpful:I'm new to anime but...WOW, I'm starting to LOVE it just because I stumbled across WATAMOTE. Oh it's so amazing, and... They should just change "Watamote" to "I know this feel: The anime"
I'm so glad I found out about it, 10/10, 5 stars, overall amazing.
3 out of 3 people found this review helpful:high school life is toughWATAMOTE is about Tomoko Kuroki, an otaku, and her quest to make friends. Tomoko suffers from (or what I think is) social anxiety which makes her awkward around people and tends to escape realty though anime and games. The show is hilarious from the awkward situations she finds herself in but also you find yourself sympathizing with her, wanting to tell her its alright and everything is going be ...Read more
3 out of 3 people found this review helpful:One of my MOST want to see anime!I may be the only one, but this anime actually reminds me of a song called, "Tokyo Teddy Bear." Like, she seems like she's trying to change herself, but then it never really worked. So possibly (in the end) she stays herself. Though, I don't think it'll happen. I just believe it's something like that. I really am excited for the next episodes!Read more
Holy crap. I was right. She did stay as ...
2 out of 2 people found this review helpful:Loved by All, True PathWhat an amazing anime. It's funny, sad, touching, and it's about a super cool girl. I watched this first and then read the manga and I loved both. Don't be like me and get too attached though, because there probably wont be a second season. Also she uses Beats by Dre headphones and that pisses me off.
2 out of 2 people found this review helpful:Slice of life with a dose of realityBeing a fan of slice of life anime series, I often find many of them to be somewhat contrary to the genre by often being set in very idyllic or fantastic settings and circumstance or with unbelievable characters. Watamote on the other hand is a refreshing take on the genre and oftentimes subverts it's viewers expectations. In this anime you have Tomoko Kuroki, an extremely shy and socially awkward ...Read more


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2011 Audi A4.
Shoppers intent on purchasing a stylish, entry-level premium sport sedan (or wagon) – one that delivers efficiency and performance in equal doses at a relatively affordable price – would be well-advised to check out the 2011 Audi A4.
The finer things in life have a price. For Audi A4 buyers who like their German vehicles equipped to the gills, that price can reach well beyond the competition. And shoppers reacquainting themselves with the A4 may long for the more compact and nimble model of years past.
In addition to a few minor updates, the 2011 Audi A4 2.0T is available with a new eight-speed automatic transmission that replaces last year's six-speed unit, a Titanium Sport package with 19-inch alloy wheels and a retuned suspension, and an HD Radio feature included with the optional navigation system.
Slide behind the leather-wrapped, tilt and telescoping steering wheel, cozy up with the bolstered seats, and the 2011 Audi's A4 sporting intentions become evident. Put the whole package into motion...
... and discover a slightly stiff ride around town, which thankfully translates into tight and predictable handling on winding back roads. Complementing the A4's chassis is a turbocharged engine that is virtually free of lag, and with peak torque available at only 1,500 rpm, allows for grin-inducing acceleration when the light turns green. Best of all, you'll get up to 31 mpg in the process.
Turbocharged Engine
In a class dominated by in-line and V-6 engines, the Audi A4 stands apart with a boosted four-cylinder that delivers smooth and plentiful power as well as top-notch fuel economy.
S Line Package
For buyers who want to maximize the A4's sportiness without climbing into S4 territory, the S Line Package answers the call with 19-inch alloys wrapped in performance tires, more aggressive suspension tuning, subtle exterior enhancements, upgraded upholstery, and genuine brushed aluminum trim.
There's more to a luxury car than a badge, a point you'll immediately realize when seated inside the 2011 Audi A4. From its vault-like feel to the generous application of soft-touch materials, this vehicle exudes quality. The MMI (multi-media interface) central dial could be a bit simpler in its operation, but the A4 should be applauded for its intuitive layout of primary and secondary controls. They're part of a cabin that also includes firm seats that provide consistent comfort over the long haul, and in the case of the A4 Avant, a cargo area measuring up to 50.5 cubic feet.
With its tall, horizontally split grille and that four-ring emblem, there's no mistaking a modern Audi A4 when it comes racing into your rearview mirror. The slight downward turn of the headlights offers the somewhat intimidating appearance of a furrowed brow, and the optional LED daytime running lights were, until recently, an Audi exclusive. Feast your eyes on the flanks and tail, and you'll see understated design that's sharp and precise, or minimalistic without being drab. Finishing off the look are alloy wheels ranging in size from 17 to 19 inches.
Shoppers interested in the 2011 Audi A4 have three trims to choose from, the most affordable of which is dubbed Premium. Among the standard goods are 17-inch alloy wheels, a power sunroof, Sirius Satellite Radio, and power-adjustable front seats. Climb up one wrung to the Premium Plus and you'll avail yourself to Bluetooth connectivity, heated front buckets, and LED daytime running lights. The top-of-the-line A4 Prestige variant adds a navigation system, HD Radio, a 505-watt Bang & Olufsen stereo, and a DVD player. All A4s feature six standard airbags, ABS, and electronic stability control.
No luxury model is complete without an array of must-have options. In the case of the 2011 Audi A4 2.0T Sedan and Wagon, those include a navigation system with voice controls, a rearview camera, and a new HD Radio feature; a blind-spot warning system; intelligent cruise control; and the safety of rear-side airbags. The A4 can also be upgraded with a variety of stylish alloy wheels, different types of genuine wood interior trim, quattro all-wheel-drive, an eight-speed automatic transmission, and the Audi Drive Select system that provides four specific chassis and powertrain settings.
Fitted under the hood of every 2011 Audi A4 Sedan and Wagon is an efficient 2.0-liter, four-cylinder engine that sports a turbocharger and direct injection. Front-wheel-drive versions of the A4 feature a continuously variable transmission (CVT), whereas models equipped with Audi's quattro all-wheel-drive system utilize a six-speed manual or the new-for-2011 eight-speed Tiptronic automatic. Regardless of transmission or drivetrain, the A4 continues to be among the most fuel-efficient luxury-branded sedans on the market, bettering alternatives such as the BMW 328i and Infiniti G25 Sedan, each of which offers considerably less torque than the Audi.
2.0-liter in-line 4 turbocharged
211 horsepower @ 4300-6000 rpm
258 lb.-ft. of torque @ 1500-4200 rpm
EPA City/Highway Mileage: 22/30 (FWD, CVT), 21/31 (AWD, manual), 21/29 (AWD, automatic)
To compare current market prices, check out KBB.com's car classifieds to view the new and used Audi A4 vehicles for sale near you.
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By Brigid on Friday, July 22, 2016
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 54,000overall rating 10 of 10rating details
Pros: "great in summer and winter"
Cons: "Seats not super comfy for long road trips"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"Our dream car and we are not disappointed one bit. Its all that we hoped for and has been so much fun. Great in a heavy snow climate as well."
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By hec on Thursday, February 4, 2016
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 12,700overall rating 9 of 10rating details
Pros: "interior and ride"
Cons: "using oil"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 8
"i am very happy with this car so far i see a lot of issues with burning oil so far i dont think i will need to add any oil before the 15k service I'm getting 28mpg easily very nice car so far"
13 people out of 22 found this review helpful
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By Steve on Monday, December 28, 2015
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 1,200overall rating 9 of 10rating details
Pros: "Luxury, ride, handling, leather seats standard"
Cons: "No backup camera/keyless entry for premium model"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 9
"Great luxury sedan value. I compared this vehicle to the BMW 3 Series and Mercedes C-class. All had their advantages. I liked the BMW styling the best, the Mercedes had a fantastic interior but the Audi did well in all categories. What finally sold me was the value. For several thousand less, I was able to get a sun roof, NAV, and heated leather seats. Other standard features were options on the other two cars. The ride in the Audi A4 is very luxurious and it sticks to the road in any weather conditions. It is an absolute pleasure to drive and I look forward to any trip. I haven't owned it long enough to comment on reliability or cost of ownership but I did get the maintenance package ($800) which pays for the first four major checkups--good deal. Love this car."
5 people out of 6 found this review helpful
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By cdw on Wednesday, November 11, 2015
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 54,000overall rating 9 of 10rating details
Pros: "Love the ride"
Cons: "expensive maintenancc costs and no auxillary plug"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"This car hugs the road and feels safe. Speeds up fast and gets decent gas mileage. Smooth and quiet on the road."
17 people out of 37 found this review helpful
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By gowthamn on Thursday, October 22, 2015
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 11,500overall rating 8 of 10rating details
Pros: "Great value compared to other German brands"
Cons: "Lacks some basic features like rear viper."
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 9
"Its a very good car for its price compared to 3 series or C class in 2014. It has most features as those cars but cheaper. I have the sports and black optic package and the color is Red. So, its looks stunning. The interior is simple and nice. But lacks some basic features like rear viper. I would also love if it had remote start for heating / cooling purposes."
19 people out of 38 found this review helpful
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By PLS123 on Monday, October 19, 2015
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 6,000overall rating 9 of 10rating details
Pros: "Pleasure to drive"
Cons: "Navigation controls and MMI Interface for audio"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"I enjoy driving again. This car has turned around my views on driving. It is a pleasure again. The car is the ultimate blend of comfort, performance and control."
12 people out of 20 found this review helpful
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George Armstrong Sr., was known in Henry County as the man who could fix anything.
Born March 9, 1907, the mechanically inclined Armstrong attended the King Street School in Eminence. The all black school housed elementary school through tenth-grade students.
As a young man he apprenticed under Paul Land at an Eminence repair shop and worked with Land several years.
By 1939, though, he was determined to go out on his own and opened Armstrong's Garage and Repair on King Street.
The Campbellsburg Woman's Club has changed the guidelines and opened its two scholarships (Mildred B. Scott and Kathryn Dunaway) to all graduating seniors in Henry County.
Packets have been supplied to Eminence Independent as well as Henry County High Schools. Home-schooled students also are eligible to apply. School counselors will make information available to interested students.
Home-schooled seniors should contact Mrs. Pepper McKee at (502) 947-5509.
While county roadways were mostly clear of drivers Tuesday morning, snow plow and salt crews were out in force — including Henry County Judge-Executive John Logan Brent.
Working one of the county's salt trucks, affectionately nicknamed the 'salt shaker,' Brent said the county already had received "every bit of the six inches" forecast.
By midmorning, the snow was falling so hard and fast that roads that already had been plowed didn't look it.
Jenna Colston, seventh grader at Eminence Middle School, was selected to attend a life-changing event in Orlando, Florida called AMTC (Actors, Models and Talent for Christ). The convention was held at the Gaylord Palms Resort January 5 through January 11. AMTC promotes education and excellence for aspiring models and actors of all ages.
Did you build a really cool snow man (or snow creature)? Did you have an epic snowball fight? Or do you have photos from Tuesday's snow that you think are fantastic?
Send us your photos, and we'll put them on the Web site in a slide show, and some could be published in the Feb. 17, 2010, issue of the Local!
E-mail your photos to email@example.com!
Free tax preparation will be offered to anyone over the age of 60, regardless of income level, at the Tri-County Community Action Agency Senior Life Enrichment Center at the Henry County Park, New Castle from 9 a.m. until noon, Tuesday, Feb. 16.
People of any age with incomes less than $49,000 per year also may participate.
For more information, call coordinator Margaret Mullins at (502) 845-7808.
Eusebio Zaval Perez, 68, Eminence, and Ruth Ann McCoy, 62, Eminence.
Beau David Joseph Maria, 25, Eminence, and Nicole Renee Martin, 24, Eminence.
Noberto Rolando Cravens, 45, Turners Station, and Rhonda Lee Cravens, 44, Turners Station.
Gail Everett Middleton, 61, Mt. Washington, and Denzell Ellis, 72, Campbellsburg.
Damon Turner, 31, New Castle, and Jennifer Turner, 27, Shelbyville.
Maurice D. Payton, 62, Frankfort, and Mary M. Metts-Payton, 64, Eminence.
The 2009/2010 Henry County Fiscal Court budget appropriated $1,000 to the CASA Program for Henry County. Court Appointed Special Advocates is a primarily volunteer organization that advocates for children of abuse and neglect in Family Court. The CASA program is in dire need of volunteers to advocate for those children of Henry County. The next training is in March. Please call as soon as possible for more information at, 502-225-4424 or you may also go to www. casariverregion.org.
Library lovers can demonstrate their affection this month by writing their sentiments on pink paper hearts at the Henry County Public Library.
"They can write why they love the library," director Joe Schweiss said, "then we'll decorate the walls with the hearts."
Schweiss said the library belongs to the people of Henry County now more than ever.
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I updated my local copy of WP to 3.5, then pushed my files and imported the database into staging. Everything was fine, and my local version had no issues after updating. I installed a fresh copy of WP on our staging server, after discovering the weird toolbar issue happening on staging. The fresh install of WordPress didn't fix the issue either.
The toolbar displays, but it's like the dashboard doesn't recognize that it's there, and sits up underneath it. The toolbar is also transparent with messed-up styling. Any ideas? I don't understand how a fresh installation could have this issue.
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Released: Oct 01st, 2004
Running Time: 74
Director: Alex De Renzy
Company: VCA Classics DVD
Cast: Patti Cakes, Nina Hartley, Mia Powers, Rebecca Steel, Jamie Gillis, Pleasure (I), Sabrina Dawn, Tom Byron, Marc Wallice, Kelly Royce
Critical Rating: AAA 1/2
Genre: Feature
An early squirting feature with a couple of early '90s hotties.
Nina Hartley adopts a bad German accent, and Tom Byron does double duty as a student and an older scientist - is that a bad wig or his own hair dyed gray? - in this squirting saga that has Dr. Jamie Gillis searching for the "vaginal well" from whence all squirting cums, er, comes. Rebecca Steele can do it - she proves it in the decently hot opener with Byron - and Kelly Royce is willing to fake it to get the $25,000 Gillis has offered for a bonafide squirter.
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Released: Apr 01st, 1990
Running Time: 80
Director: Patrick Dennis
Company: Vivid Entertainment Group
Cast: Ted Cox, Steve Sinclair, Hans Mueller, Randy Roberts, Jim Montana
Critical Rating: AA 1/2
Genre: Gay and Bi
This competent video concentrates on two young hustler's (Ted Cox and Tony Sinatra) who've worked their way up to living in a comfortable tract house. While languorously eyeing each other, they spend an afternoon in front of the fireplace reminiscing about their latest hustler buddies.
While that's not much to build a video on and the vignettes can be somewhat trite, Dennis captures some hot scenes, including one about a muscular young trick who pays a homely, hung blond to humiliate him. It has the kind of "yes, sir" stuff too little seen in the no-S&M, post-Meese era. The box shamelessly explots the appeal of youth-for-sale, with a sultry photo of long-haired beauty Steve Sinclair taking a handful of twenties and the line: "Just over 18. And just under 20." Pay to Play mostly lives up to that promise, featuring some knock-out models in the cast. I only wish the overall vehicle was as strong as the director's best work.


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I'm not the sharpest crayon in the box so forgive me if this is posted wrong. Every couple of months I run the "chkdisk" function of Windows 7 and just discovered errors that when corrected crash my system. The files wftplwf.sys, wimmount.sys, wmilib.sys and ws2ifsl.sys are deleted and my only recourse is the restore the only recent system image I have.
I've run from admin the cmd prompt and the "sfc /verifyonly" and the the error is too long to submit. A partial text file follows:
2013-02-17 15:52:46, Info CBS Failed to internally open package. [HRESULT = 0x800f0805 - CBS_E_INVALID_PACKAGE] Repair transaction 2013-02-18 18:01:34, Info CSI 000003fb Repair results created: POQ 174 starts:
POQ 174 ends. 2013-02-18 18:01:34, Info CSI 000003fc [SR] Verify complete
I guess I can live with a working system from the image restore file but just have a hope someone can help. I don't want to reinstall Windows and some 20 critical programs.
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Rodney Hess knows the route well.
What: A bicycle-riding fundraiser for the National Multiple Sclerosis Society, sponsored by British Petroleum.
When: Saturday, 7 a.m. start, and Sunday.
Route - Day 1: Cyclists leave Amarillo College East Campus and travel east on Interstate 40 access road to Farm-to-Market Road 2161, go north to Panhandle, then take U.S. Highway 60 to Canadian. Day 2: 50-mile out-and-back route from Canadian.
Information: Call 806-468-7500, ext. 26, or go online to www.nationalmssociety.org.
"If the wind's out of the east, it'll be a long day.''
- Rodney Hess, BP MS 150 fundraising bicycle ride organizer
The detour this year will make it more interesting.
Hess will be among more than 200 cyclists participating in the 21st BP MS 150, which will take cyclists from Amarillo to Canadian. The route will be a bit different because of U.S. Highway 60 construction near the Pantex Plant.
This will be Hess' seventh ride. A 30-year maintenance employee at Asarco, he began cycling six years ago. This weekend, he is riding for Madison Timmons, a 15-year-old Amarillo teenager who last year was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis.
If the challenge and adventure weren't enough to fuel Hess' effort, riding for Timmons adds inspiration. While in Houston last year for a doctor's visit, she stayed at the same hotel as the Texans football team, he said. She bought a Texans T-shirt and got players to sign it, then donated it to MS 150 organizers for an auction. According to Hess, cyclist Mike Robertson made the high bid, then returned the prized T-shirt to the teen.
"It was a cool deal," Hess said. "She is real ambitious."
This is the 21st year for the 150-mile overnight ride that is the primary fundraiser for the Panhandle office of the National MS Society.
Participants are required to raise at least $200. More than $110,000 was raised last year, and $140,000 is this summer's goal.
Already, more than 200 riders have signed up for the event, an increase of more than 20 percent from 2007.
Cyclists will pedal the first day from Amarillo to Canadian, then take a 50-mile ride from and back to Canadian on Day 2.
Generally, there is a wind at the back of cyclists, who will be heading northeast from Amarillo.
"We have so many who enjoy the tailwind because it lets them log their fastest century time," said April Brownlee, bike tour coordinator.
It gets hilly from Miami, site of Saturday's lunch break, to Canadian, Hess said.
"If the wind's out of the east, it'll be a long day," he said. "But it's typically out of the southwest, which means some will ride it under four hours."
Hess will cycle with his weekly pedaling pals and with family - his wife, Barbara, and their 16-year-old daughter Bailey. All three logged 100 miles near Santa Fe, N.M., this year.
Bailey Hess took up cycling only 15 months ago and already is a key member of a cycling team of Amarillo and Canyon students, dad said.
"You have to put in a lot of miles," he said of preparing for a 100-mile bike ride. "Some people can do it" with little training, "but most of us have been training hard since the spring."
Hess was involved in the MS ride before he rode in one. Recently, he attended a national MS conference, where he was challenged to raise $7,500 instead of the $750 he did a year ago. He admitted he's not there. Those who want to help Hess and his friend, Madison, can go to www.nationalmssociety.org/goto/thewall and make an online donation.
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Bel Ami is not the only porn studio with new twins porn stars, William Higgins is preparing for his new movie Double Czech 2009, a sequel to his 2001 movie, Double Czech. With some controversial footages of real life twin brothers having sex.
Trailer for William Higgins' soon to be released, identical twin DVD, Double Czech 2009


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...so says former Francenal 'legend' and Spurs captain (LOL) Sol Campbell!'I can understand why Van Persie has decided not to sign a new contract,' the former England defender told the Daily Mirror.'When you go back to your club for pre-season, and you look around the changing room, you want to see top players around you and think, "Yeah, we're going to do something this season. This is where it's happening". 'That's what van Persie is looking for. And maybe he's had a look and thought, "Is this it?"'Robin has seen the good times, and been part of the good times (ONE trophy?!), and he wants more of it. Basically, his statement is shorthand for saying his patience has run out, and that he can't wait for ever if he's going to win major trophies in his career.'From the outside, it looks as though he wants to go to a club who will start the season expecting to win things, not just to be in contention with a lot of ifs, buts, maybes and strings attached.''Maybe he could still sign a new contract if Arsenal rustle up £100m from somewhere and make a serious statement by signing three world-class players,' he said.'But they lost Fabregas and Nasri last summer, so we've been here before and I don't see how it's going to be any different this time.'Arsenal have established this model of financial prudence, they have a fantastic new stadium, they are bringing the club's debt down ahead of schedule and everything is tickety-boo off the pitch.'They are making money (for whom?!), they are in good shape and everything is well-run... but they are not winning. The real sting is in the punchline.'You've GOT to respect Van Persie, he's given you the best part of his career, CARRIED you to CL qualification (thats like a trophy to you small timers!) singlehandedly with all his goals....its time to move on to a club who matches his ambition and quality - even if these days that club is the likes of Spurs!!!PMSL!!!
So.....i presume, going by the view you have just purveyed, you know, one player supposedly carrying a club yet not winning trophies, that you will happily wave goodbye to Rooney when City offer him money that United cannot match? You know......follow Tevez to Manchester!


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News Hard GOP Partisans Power Rossi's "Non-Partisan" Non-Profit
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Seattle Times reporter Ralph Thomas follows up the brouhaha about Dino Rossi's non-profit, Forward Washington (the State Democrats filed a complaint with the state alleging FW is really a Rossi for Governor campaign outfit) with an article this morning about FW's activities.
Under the headline "Rossi group replaying themes of 2004 race" Thomas's reporting makes it clear that FW is nothing more than a soap box for Rossi's GOP agenda.
Thomas writes:
For the past month, Rossi has been touring the state promoting the foundation's "Washington Idea Bank." The plan, he says, is to solicit suggestions from regular citizens, then offer the best ones to the Legislature and governor.
Democrats have been sending a staff member armed with a video camera to nearly every Forward Washington event, just as they did at Rossi's 2004 campaign appearances.
Their footage shows that Rossi hasn't altered his message much covering many of the same issues, even including some of the same anecdotes and turns of phrase.
Rossi also has been using many of the talking points that Republican leaders in the Legislature came up with earlier this year to criticize the budget increases Gregoire and the Democrats approved.
But I think Thomas misses a few important tidbits.
He doesn't report that Matthew Manweller, the Chairman of the Kittitas County Republican Party, is on the FW committee in charge of winnowing down citizen ideas to present to the legislature. He also doesn't report that another member of the committee, Susan Hutchison, is a regular GOP contributor, including donating $500 to hard partisan Stephen Johnson, the former state Republican Senator who ran a BIAW-backed campaign for state Supreme Court. She also considered running against Mike McGavick in the GOP primary last year. The only "balance" is committee member Lou Guzzo, who used to work for former conservative Dem Governor Dixie Lee Ray.
One FW board member (former GOP state Sen. Dan McDonald) is quoted in Thomas' story defending FW. Thomas writes:
"[McDonald] is convinced Rossi would have launched the nonprofit regardless of whether he had any desire to run again. He chastised the Democrats for their sad and cynical view of the world.' 'I'm glad that he has chosen to not sideline himself,' McDonald said.
This limp defense is worth unpackaging. First, McDonald frames his response as if Rossi is running for Governor. "Regardless of whether he had any desire to run" he'd be doing this? That is to say, even if he wasn't running for Governor, he'd be doing this.
Second, non-profits are not allowed to engage in partisan activity. End of story. Whether Rossi is running for governor or not, he's not allowed, as the head of a 501 (c) 4, to go around the state stumping on GOP issues. In other words, McDonald doesn't even address the central accusation herethat FW is partisan. That's called a non-denial denial, no?
Finally, McDonald unwittingly revealswith a one-liner that sounds like it came straight from the Washington State Democrats talking pointsthe whole point of FW: "I'm glad he's chosen not to sideline himself." Exactly. FW was created to keep Rossi (and his ideas for state government) off the sidelines and in the headlines.
p.s. I can't resist this one. When the NYT did a very similar article about John Edwards "non-profit" a few weeks back, I said here on Slog that Rossi seemed to be up the same sort of thing. Knee jerk partisan Democrats attacked me in the comments threadignoring my point about Rossiand bashing me as an Edwards hater. I responded by asking if you'd have the same complaints about an article taking Rossi to task for his "non-profit." Do you?


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Freeman J. Coggins, 84
Published: Sunday, March 20, 2005 at 4:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Sunday, March 20, 2005 at 12:00 a.m.
Freeman J. Coggins, 84, of Zirconia died Friday, March 18, 2005, at Autumn Care in Saluda.
A native and lifelong resident of Zirconia, he was a son of the late Rufus M. Coggins and Lilly Burrell Coggins.
An Army veteran of World War II, he was employed by JP Stevens and was a member of Crossroads Baptist Church.
In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by a daughter, Sandra Gail Coggins, and a brother, Gurley Burrell.
Surviving is his wife of 61 years, Eunice Jones Coggins; a daughter, Freda Metcalf and her husband, Jerry, of Zirconia; two sons, Larry Freeman Coggins of Hendersonville and Jerry Allen Coggins; two brothers, Robert Coggins and Raymond Coggins, both of Zirconia; four sisters, Dorothy Metcalf of Taylors, S.C., Ruth Russell of Tuxedo, Marvereen Newman of Mill Spring and Mildred Heatherly of Tuxedo; six grandchildren; 10 great-grandchildren; and many nieces and nephews.
A graveside service will be held at 2 p.m. Monday at Forest Lawn Memorial Park. The Revs. Tony Fowler, Eddie Conard, and William Heatherly will officiate. Paul Star will serve as an honorary pallbearer. Military graveside rites will be rendered by the Hubert M. Smith American Legion Post No. 77, Hedrick-Rhodes VFW Post No. 5206; and Chapter No. 14 of the Disabled American Veterans.
The family will receive friends from 7 until 8:30 p.m. today at Thos. Shepherd & Son and at all other times will be at the home of his daughter on Bell Mountain Road in Zirconia.
Thos. Shepherd & Son Funeral Directors is in charge of the arrangements.
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Is it possible, (seeing as Apple Open Directory is LDAP), to manage the users names and passwords for Ubuntu and Fedora based systems?
You can even use the normal OD user created for AFP and SMB use out of the box, without any change to the OD schemas. You just have to compensate for the somewhat unusual home directory path listed in OD. When you use networked home folders for AFP clients with a share on the OS X server, it will look like
For user home directories to work in this case, you have to either mount your NFS home share to
One drawback to this easy approach is that you need Kerberos to change passwords from the Linux side if they need to be kept in sync with the Apple side, as the normal LDAP password change operation won't be working.
Both the homedir and the password problems are irrelevant if you have a separate userbase for the Linux clients.
Sure. All you need to do is store the relevant objectClasses in your Apple Open Directory, and configure your systems to use LDAP to login in the usual fashion.


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There is almost continuous compaction happening on source/ destination clusters during xdcr replication.
-Loaded 2M data on source, this data is being replicated to the destination cluster.
-Compaction setting is set to 30% database fragmenation [default setting]
Not sure why it is triggered atleast 5-6 times and almost ongoing continuously on source/destination clusters.
Are there any other stats/memory that I should check for this?
- Every time compaction kicks in, stats on destination become choppy and replication becomes slower, due to resource contention.
- XDCR by iteself has very high CPU utilization ~90% on source.
Screenshots of cluster overview on source and destination.
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was something changes recently in compaction manager ?
How much data size/memory savings do we get with compaction? ie it should reduce significantly with every compaction, right?
depends on the type of workload you are running.
we dont save any space in memory , compaction compacts the data which is stored on disk
for instance if you load 1M items and delete half of them without compaction we will have 1.5 M items on the disk because we only do append only writes to disk and when compaction kicks in it deletes those items which are not valid anymore.
There's not enough data.
For example compaction may be slower then usual, then given we compact vbucket after vbucket, some vbuckets at the end of compaction would already have lots of 'garbage' thus frequent compactions. For example.
I suggest observing all stats we have. Disk sizes & fragmentation stats particularly.
I can also try reproducing it myself.
This issue is not related to ep-engine as the compaction is totally controlled by the cluster manager and couchstore layer
Are there are lot of updates/create/delete going on? After each compaction finishes, what is the fraction ratio? If there are not much updates/create/delete items while compaction is running, normally when compaction is done, the fraction rate should become much smaller.
But with XDCR setup, if the fractions are caused by deletion mainly and those deletions haven't been propagated to destination yet, compaction will not really compact the data.


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Pizza margherita with a sprig of basil, pizza was invented in Naples in the 18th century and rivalry for the home of the best pizza still exists between Rome and Naples
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'Sound of My Voice's' Brit Marling and Zal Batmanglij admit they know the truth about Maggie
Besides the buzz around "Bully," the art house scene has been pretty quiet since the long string of Oscar players died out at the beginning of March. That will all change next Friday when Zal Batmanglij's "Sound of My Voice" finally hits theaters.
One of the more lauded films to debut at the 2011 Sundance Film Festival, "Voice" is a seductive and thought provoking look into how a cult figure could gain prominence in 21st Century America. The dramatic thriller stars Christopher Denham and Nicole Vicius as a Los Angeles couple who decide to investigate a small cult for a documentary they are producing (a scenario you can experience by watching the first 12 minutes of the film here). What they immediately encounter is a striking woman simply known as Maggie (co-writer Brit Marling) who claims she's from almost 40 years in the future. As the couple infiltrate the group, their allegiances and relationship is tested by Maggie's increasingly dangerous agenda. Moreover, is this woman really who she claims to be or something much more sinister? Batmanglij and Marling provide clues, but purposely let the audience make their own decision. (I have my own opinion on Maggie, but I'm not going to spoil the film by giving it to you.)
Some moviegoers may have seen Marling in last summer's "Another Earth" (another 2011 Sundance selection which she also co-wrote), but her work in "Voice" (like the film) is much more impressive. Batmanglij (brother of Vampire Weekend's Rostam Batmanglij for those that care) also displays a deft eye and sense of style that helps the indie look much more expensive that it truly cost. The duo have already reunited for Batmanglij's follow up, "The East," which co-stars Alexander Skarsgard, Ellen Page, Julia Ormond and Patricia Clarkson (among others). In fact, Fox Searchlight was so impressed by Marling and Batmanglij that they put "The East" into production last fall, months before "Voice's" release. In this day and age, that's a huge compliment.
Last month, I had a chance to sit down with Marling and Batmanglij at WonderCon for an in-depth chat about the film. We discussed the reactions different people have had to whether Maggie is from the future, the fact they know whether she is or not and the astonishing revelation that the picture was shot in only 18 days. It was a great conversation and well worth watching in the video embedded at the top of this post.
And don't miss "Sound of My Voice" when it opens in limited release on April 27.


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Kraft Pitches Brazilian Tang in Emerging Market Blitz
Kraft Foods Inc., the world's biggest confectioner after buying Cadbury Plc, will start making Tang powdered beverage and chocolate next year at a new plant in Brazil, fueling expansion in faster-growing developing markets.
The move is part of Chief Executive Officer Irene Rosenfeld's strategy to use Cadbury's strength in those regions and prove to investors that the merger makes sense. Kraft now gets about one-quarter of its almost $50 billion in sales from emerging markets because of Cadbury.
Rosenfeld has spent much of this year since the $21.6 billion purchase traveling the globe -- Zurich two weeks ago, Singapore this week, England next month -- to lay out her strategy. Operations in developing countries will be crucial as she tries to offset stalling sales growth in North America.
"No rest for the weary," Rosenfeld said in an interview last week at Kraft's headquarters in Northfield, Illinois. "We have a lot to do. We laid down a strategy four years ago to turn this company around, and Cadbury is the last piece of that puzzle."
The $50 million Brazilian plant, in the Northeastern state of Pernambuco, will employ 600 and may also eventually make Trident gum, a Cadbury brand whose Brazilian sales have climbed 30 percent this year, Kraft Brazil president Marcos Grasso said in an interview.
In Brazil, Russia and China, Rosenfeld plans to channel Cadbury's Trident gum through Kraft's existing distribution and manufacturing systems. In India and Mexico, Rosenfeld says, the strategy is about pushing Kraft's Oreos and Lacta chocolate through Cadbury's network of small mom-and-pop stores.
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Another big brand is Kraft's Club Social crackers, the top-selling cracker in Brazil. Club Social is now sold in small packages - dubbed the "iPod pack," which can fit in back pockets and kids' backpacks. The packaging has helped increase sales 27 percent this year.
"The focus of our investments will be disproportionately in developing markets," said Rosenfeld, 57. Before becoming CEO, the Long Island native's only previous experience outside the U.S. was a stint running Kraft's Canadian operations in the late 1990s.
Rosenfeld is grappling with challenges, including penny-pinching shoppers shifting to private label products, rising commodity costs for coffee and meat, and a stock that trades below its $31 IPO price from 2001.
Kraft fell 69 cents to $29.58 at 4 p.m. in New York Stock Exchange composite trading. The shares have risen 8.8 percent this year.
North American Sales
Last quarter, Kraft's North American organic sales, which exclude acquisitions, divestitures and foreign currency fluctuations fell 1.3 percent, the only region to show a decline. The emerging market division's sales climbed 8.1 percent, more than twice the pace of Europe.
Grasso, previously head of Cadbury's South American operations, is expanding Kraft's manufacturing and distribution capabilities in Brazil, beginning with the new factory, which will make the powdered Tang beverage. Sales of the brand have surged 40% this year in Brazil, its single largest market, Grasso said. He's fueling sales partly with a marketing campaign that encourages kids to recycle Tang packages so they can be made into backpacks and pencil cases.
"Tang in Brazil is on fire," Rosenfeld said. The recycling campaign, she said, reminds her of work she did early in her career in marketing to revitalize brands such as Kool-Aid and Jell-O.
Cadbury Influence
Cadbury's board and shareholders agreed to Rosenfeld's sweetened bid earlier this year. Former Cadbury managers now make up about one-third of the top 400 employees, Rosenfeld says.
"We feel like owners," said Grasso, 48. "I stayed with Kraft because I saw how I could influence the culture of the company."
Rosenfeld now needs to persuade shareholders such as Berkshire Hathaway's Warren Buffett and Bill Ackman, head of Pershing Square Capital Management, that Cadbury was worth the price.
"It's a pivotal time for them -- there are still skeptics out there," said Ted Moore, a fund manager at Fifth Third Asset Management in Cleveland, which has $18 billion under management including Kraft shares. "People look at Kraft as a company that is congenitally incapable of material revenue growth."


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Pampers causes chemical burns????
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My older DD got a nasty diaper rash from pampers dry max. We switched from Huggies to the Pampers and bam! Rash central! I couldn't figure out why she got this bleeding nasty rash. I think some babies are just allergic to the chemicals in disposables. We switched to cloth because of the bad rash she got. She hasn't had a bad rash since.
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A friend of mine has warned me against pampers this time around. We both use to swear by them, but this dry max is a new formula, or something. After her daughter had been wearing pambers for 2 1/2 years, these came out and she immmediately got red and inflamed. She would cry all the time that her pee pee hurt, and after doc's ruled out infection, mom changed diapers and wallllahhh! problem solved. She said she had seen lots of similiar problems from other moms on boards and such, but I never looked into it--------have just taken her word for it and not bought any.
I loved pamper swaddlers and never had any problems at all with them. However, my best friend loved them too and did have problems. Her daughter got a nasty rash that would not go away at all. Whether it was the diaper or not isnt for sure but could have played a part in it! I've been told that as long as you dont leave child in them while wet/poopy for too long that it shouldnt be a problem but I dont know!
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One of my best friend's sons got a horrible chemical on his little hiney from the DryMax and she knew it was because of that since they had JUST come out with the DryMax. Needless to say, I will be buying Pampers WITHOUT the DryMax (it will show on the outside if it has that). Apparently the DryMax looks like little beads inside of the diaper that are supposed to absorb the wetness. I'd personally rather not risk it.
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I used pamapers swaddlers with DS and I have them from my baby shower for this baby, but I will definately avoid drymax after reading this. I will only be buying Huggies Naturals assuming baby is comfortable in them.
I used pampers all the time, but when they switched to dry max my daughter got burns all over her (like a ridiculously bad rash). I figured out it was the diaper and not something else when she woke up with a dry diaper and the rash had come back. My friend had this too. Apparently it is some babies that are sensitive, according the company, who I found entirely not helpful when I contacted them. I was upset enough about this that I am cloth diapering this baby.
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DH and I both have sensitive skin, so we knew our daughter would inherit the same issue. We used Pampers Swaddlers with her and they worked great. I also bought some packs of Pampers Sensitive but didn't notice any difference between that and the Swaddlers.
I think the DryMax are newer. We used them on occasion with DD when she was older without incident, but it might be best to avoid for a newborn based on some of the negative reviews. I ordered from diapers.com and noticed a lot of comments about babies getting rashes from that particular type. This could be due either to the fact that there is something in them that makes them more absorbent, which irritates babies, OR the fact that they are in fact more absorbent which leads some parents to leave them on too long because they're not leaking.
We followed the Babywise schedule with DD when she was little, so I was always changing diapers every 3 hours whether she needed it or not. Doing that helps, no matter what type of diaper you're using.
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I would like to ceate a "hub" for clients to upload files to me through a page in my site. I saw Ajax and can't figure out how to make it work within a WP page. I just want something very simple. A text box, browse box and upload box. I would like to be able to configure the destination folder for where the files are uploaded to on my server.
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i've been using this plugin for a year now, without any problems.
but today i noticed that the like count on my old blog posts disappeared...
i used the fb linter check thing to see what might be wrong. first it gave me this error: "of type 'profile' is invalid because it specifies multiple 'og:url' values:"
i deactivated another fb plugin, and this error was gone.
now it says "Extraneous Property: Objects of this type do not allow properties named 'fb:page_id'."
and "og:image is missing. The og:image meta tag is necessary for Facebook to render a News Feed story that generates a high clickthrough rate."
not really sure what to make out of this, since this doesn't really seem to be related to my problem. (right?)
i didn't change anything like the permalink values btw...
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I would like to, retrospectively, determine my arrival times at the office. Is there an event log somewhere that would record the PC being unlocked. For that matter, being started up?
If I examine the security log, I see no less than 26 Logon and Special Logon events. I would rather examine a set of events involving me and my desktop than all the behind the scenes service type events.


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Around 3:45 p.m., state police responded to a burglary complaint at a residence on Plains Road. Police said the occupant had left the door unlocked and are reminding the public to lock their doors, whether leaving for a few minutes or for the day.
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Charleston officials arranged to have two city councilmen dropped down a 140-foot hole last week.
Yes, they brought 'em back up. Eventually.
Of course, many Charleston officials probably have wished they could go deep underground over the years - particularly when they were getting rations of grief over the city's nightmarish flooding problems.
Flooding has been a local problem since forever. A good rain at high tide leads to a bad day in Charleston.
Much of the problem has something to do with ye olde ancestors building the city on a peninsula at sea level. Another brilliant move: They then made more real estate by filling in some natural creeks - one at Water Street, another where Market Street is, and yet another along the basic path of the Crosstown highway.
See a pattern here?
Charleston's old stormwater system was ineffective to begin with, and privately some city officials concede that they deserved some flak for taking so long to invest in a fix. But in truth, the city has been working on these problems - and there are a lot of them - since the 1980s.
And it's not cheap. The Crosstown fix is close to the price of an annual city operating budget ($150 million) and the Market Street stormwater tunnel, which council members toured Thursday, is a $26.5 million project.
But Dean Riegel and Marvin Wagner didn't see dollar signs 14 stories beneath the tourist district.
They saw the answer to one of the city's biggest, nagging problems.
Buried treasure
Triad-Midwest Mole has dug more than 1,000 feet of tunnels beneath the city.
When the concrete is poured, these tunnels under Concord and Market streets will be 9 feet in diameter. A series of nearly 6-foot drains will pull water out of the Market at a rate of 40,000 gallons a minute.
We need it.
This new system will put a serious dent in the downtown kayak rental industry, but everyone else should be happy - and dry.
Right now the tunnels look like the set of "Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom" - they even have a small train to move people around. If this stormwater thing doesn't work out, we could have the beginnings of a subway system or a great water thrill ride. It inspires no shortage of ideas.
"This is really a place to put my political enemies," Riegel joked.
Yeah, you would never think to look for anything this far down into the earth.
Especially not the answer to Charleston's flooding pains.
Is that light?
The tunneling project is ahead of schedule, slated to be done next August.
The city, however, still has to finance another project to connect all the area stormwater drains into the new, bigger pipelines to Middle Earth.
Certainly we need all the capacity we can get. The sight of tourists wading through knee-deep water in the Market probably does little to help our national rankings.
And sandbagging has a way of annoying Market vendors.
For a long time, a lot of people have remained skeptical that Charleston could do anything to fix this problem. One look at this underground project, however, and you see hope - if not light - at the end of the tunnel.
"I'm even more optimistic now that this will mitigate the chronic problem of downtown flooding," Riegel says.
The next - and maybe biggest - problem comes next - the Crosstown. But after seeing the work these crews are doing beneath the historic district, it looks more and more likely that Lake Market and Crosstown Creek will soon be little more than sad chapters in Charleston's history.
And after that? Well, Wagner says, it'll be time to tackle West Ashley.
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I enjoyed this. Surely if we wonder why we are here; and that is a very good start, the task is to find out! This can only be done by being here fully and embodied. Anything else leaves us wrestling with a concept about something; not the reality of being.
Who thought of the question? The same person who gets up in the morning, scratches, has breakfast and sits in front of the computer. Anything else is another of those concepts. Might as well feed the cat!
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Five scenes of previously-unknown teen amateur queens and the lucky men who introduce them to porn stardom.
Vikki and Black Rose are half of a writhing fourway. Cover girl Tabitha looks barely legal with puffy nipples and grabbable pigtails. Maxine from Amsterdam is sweet-faced but aggressive during her interview, but she's fairly passive during the sex. Lovely is a pretty black girl who loves anal and keeps her glasses and panties on throughout her scene. Britney has moved on to bigger and better things and shows the world why here. She also boasts about the necessity of fake IDs in Las Vegas.


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The yearly national average is running at $3.63/gallon so far for 2012, and it's all but guaranteed that 2012 will go down as the year with the highest average ever.
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ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) — A former New Mexico police chief is facing charges that he raped a woman while she was in police custody.
A grand jury indicted fired [auth] Jemez Springs Police Chief Shane Harger on Thursday on charges of kidnapping, criminal sexual penetration, criminal sexual contact and extortion.
State police arrested Harger at his Edgewood home, authorities said.
According to a complaint filed in January, the 19-year-old woman said she and three men were stopped by Jemez Springs police and Harger raped her while holding her at the police station for three hours.
State police spokesman Emmanuel Gutierrez said an investigation found a "sexual act did occur."
Harger's attorney, Thomas Grover, said the charges stem from a January case when Harger was on duty as a police officer and assisted another officer with a traffic stop involving four subjects suspected of trafficking heroin.
"Harger is innocent of these charges, and that will become abundantly clear as this case moves forward," Grover said in a statement. "This is yet another instance where police officers must be forever vigilant when they take people into custody."
Harger was fired in February over what town officials called questionable judgment after Transportation Security Administration agents discovered he has two names. Harger had been detained by TSA agents at Albuquerque International Sunport for having a different name on his boarding pass.
The name on his New Mexico driver's license is Braxton Haze.
Harger told authorities he changed his name after a 2007 case involving former Albuquerque police officer Levi Chavez. Chavez was acquitted of killing his wife, Tera Chavez, and making it look like a suicide in Los Lunas.
Harger said he used to be a deputy in Valencia County and was the first to arrive at the scene the night Tera Chavez was found dead.
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Linkylea festival is a small family music festival in the heart of rural East Lothian set up to raise money for disadvantaged children and young adults in Gwalior, India.
Now in its 11th year, the Linkylea Festival has been a resounding success raising over £35,000. We have a diverse range of music, camping, BBQ, bar, face-painting, childrens' tents, craft stalls and much more.
Underage / irresponsible drinking will not be tolerated & illegal substances will be confiscated.
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The University of Michigan has extraordinary depth in scholarship and instruction dealing with Islam as a world religion and the study of Muslim peoples and societies. Over 50 faculty members from a wide array of departments and professional schools are currently engaged in work related to these topics. The study of Islam and Muslim societies at U-M is not confined to a few highly specialized departments, but is part of the University's mainstream. Read more.
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The United States on Friday hailed the successful conclusion of peace talks between the Democratic Republic of Congo and M23 rebels as a step towards lasting peace in Africa's Great Lakes region.
Russ Feingold, the US special envoy for the region, helped broker the deal, which was clinched late Thursday in Nairobi.
The talks concluded with the M23, which laid down its arms a month ago, undertaking to transform itself into a peaceful political party, while the DRC government said it would assist the process of demobilising the rebels, which may include a partial amnesty.
Although the talks fell short of achieving a binding accord, Feingold described their outcome as "good news in a region that has had a lot of bad luck."
"It really is a major step forward," the former US Senator told AFP in a telephone interview during a stopover in Paris on his way back to the United States.
"The eastern Congo has been a terrible situation for almost 20 years because of the different armed conflicts which have left between five and six million people dead, resulted in an awful amount of sexual violence and thousands of child soldiers being enlisted to fight," he added.
"It has been one of the worst tragedies of modern times."
"What these talks have done is to get rid of one of the worst groups, the M23. It took a year, the international community had to get very involved but we did stop them in the end.
"It is a first step, and it is an important first step."
Feingold said the priority now had to be secure agreements to neutralise other armed groups operating in the region and to push forward talks between the countries involved aimed at addressing the obstacles to lasting peace.
"We believe changes in the region will only come through broader talks between the countries involved which address the root causes of the problems and ensure the people of the region can get the benefit of its resources," Feingold added.
As well as disarming the armed groups responsible for the horrors the region has witnessed, Feingold said the DRC, Rwanda, Burundi and Uganda needed to work together to seal their common borders and ensure armed groups can no longer flit between the different countries at will.
The countries also need to address security and land tenure issues which are currently preventing hundreds of thousands of refugees from returning to their homes, Feingold said.
The US is also pushing for the countries to step up economic cooperation to ensure they can take advantage of an offer of $1 billion of funding from the World Bank.


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Deno's Wonder Wheel Amusement Park is a centerpiece in Coney Island, and its rides and attractions have for years thrilled children of all ages!
At the center of the amusement park is the world-famous Wonder Wheel, a New York City Landmark. Built in 1920 by the Eccentric Ferris Wheel Company using 100% Bethlehem Steel forged right on the premises. The 18 co-owners worked as construction men to insure quality throughout the building process. The Wonder Wheel has maintained a perfect safety record for its entire history.
The park features 21 thrilling rides, two arcades, live entertainment, music, Famiglia Pizzeria, and an old-fashioned Sweet Shoppe. And of course, FREE Friday night fireworks and karaoke on the Boardwalk starting in mid-June.
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"Thanks for the info Pankaj. Will make it for the Saturday meeting. -Prithvi"
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