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DescriptionClever Zebo is a group of online marketing strategy experts. We work with interesting companies to help them find their voice on the web & grow revenues. We're in San Francisco, CA.
As an intern, you can be anywhere in the world, as long as you have a fast WiFi connection and are ultra-responsive. This internship has a 6-week unpaid training and ramp-up period. If you do fantastic work and fit the culture, you will be hired as a contractor and be paid $20/hour.
We're looking for a great writer who wants to learn skills related to online marketing and how to grow a business.
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- Crafting messaging for startups and established companies that expresses who they are & what they do
You will get an insider view into the Silicon Valley tech scene. You'll know what every new startup is up to.
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Study to Evaluate Safety, Pharmacokinetics, and Efficacy of Rociletinib (CO-1686) in Previously Treated Mutant Epidermal Growth Factor Receptor (EGFR) in Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer (NSCLC) Patients
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Eternity Lyrics - Avril Lavigne
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[Verse 1]
Grains of sand slip through your hands
Never seizing time
Fold your hands in silent prayer
Eternal peace you'll find
Like two rivers flow
To the open sea
Someday we'll reunite
For all eternity
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Let the rain falling on your face
Run into your eyes
Can you see the rainbow now
Through the stormy skies
[Chorus] [x2]
Like two rivers flow
To the open sea
Someday we'll reunite
For all eternity
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Standing in the rising tide
Heaven's light shines on you, on you, on you
Test the sea rising at your feet
How far can you go
'Till you need God's helping hand
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it's so different from her other music. it sounds more like a mix of pop and country. I think it's a gorgeous song, and Avril has a great voice!
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i don't know why this song isn't on any of her major albums, it is a top quality happy song. i love it!!!
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CB Allen, S Abudllah To Start TonightPosted by on September 9, 2010 – 6:18 pm
Heading into training camp prevailing thought was that either Tyrell Johnson or Jamarca Sanford would start at S opposite Madieu Williams. As it can often be, prevailing thought was wrong. Husain Abdullah will be starting for the Vikings at S tonight.
In another change from what was assumed all week leading up to tonight's season-opener between the Vikings and Saints, 2nd-year player Asher Allen will be starting at CB instead of 9-year veteran Lito Sheppard.
By all appearances, John Sullivan will be starting at C.
Let's play.
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By rocksalt on Sep 9, 2010 | Reply
OK first drive Saints- TD we get no pressure on Brees they shut us for 3 & out this game is in trouble……where is our D?? No pressure …
By OLDSCHOOL on Sep 9, 2010 | Reply
our secondary is so done…..we have none!
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no secondary……can't win this game…….F$%^&*( sucks!
By martin on Sep 9, 2010 | Reply
i am coming more and more to the conclusion in the long run we just cannot win with childress…when a drive is going well he comes up with the stupidest plays(2 running plays to albert young who looks way over matched so far)
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Fingers crossed!
By jrr on Sep 10, 2010 | Reply
asher allen you better man the f up stop playing scared


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CHICAGO (AP) -- A family member says one of the three American doctors killed when an Afghan security guard opened fire at a Kabul hospital was a pediatrician from Chicago.
Angie Schuitema (SKEYE'-tuh-muh) is the mother of Dr. Jerry Umanos' (oo-MAHN'-ohs) wife. Schuitema said Thursday she learned of Umanos' death, first from her son and then from her daughter, Jan Schuitema.
The Lawndale Christian Health Center in Chicago says on its website that Umanos worked there as a pediatrician for more than 16 years before moving to Afghanistan in 2005.
The shooting Thursday at Cure International Hospital in western Kabul was the latest in a string of deadly attacks on foreign civilians in the Afghan capital this year. An American nurse also was wounded.
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As bleaker details emerged Thursday about the threat posed by a zero-day vulnerability in Windows, Microsoft said it would produce a patch for the flaw but declined to put the fix on a timetable.
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FDA should cease attempt at regulating salt
For Immediate Release: June 17, 2014 Alexandria, VA—Recently the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) announced their intent to issue voluntary guidelines for food producers to reduce sodium levels. The agency cited a 2010 Institute of Medicine (IOM) report which recommended sodium limits. However the FDA is ignoring a much more recent 2013 Institute of… Read more »
Salt Institute: FDA should cease attempt at regulating salt
For Immediate Release: June 17, 2014 Alexandria, VA—Recently the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) announced their intent to issue voluntary guidelines for food producers to reduce sodium levels. The agency cited a 2010 Institute of Medicine (IOM) report which recommended sodium limits. However the FDA is ignoring a much more recent 2013 Institute of… Read more »
The healthy Mediterranean diet
The benefits of enjoying the healthy Mediterranean diet With warmer weather, more people turn to fun outdoor activities, especially after a long cold winter. Diet and exercise are the key ingredients of a healthy lifestyle, and fresh salads and other summertime delicacies abound. One particularly healthful diet trend is the Mediterranean diet, so named after… Read more »
Salt reduces stress
Feeling blue? Maybe you're not eating enough salt, say scientists People may crave salt because it helps stave off depression, according to new Israeli research. By Andrew Tobin | Haaretz | May 7, 2014 Humans consume more sodium than any other animal, eating salt with almost every meal. But unlike the other basic tastes –… Read more »
The Truth About Salt And Your Body
The Huffington Post November 13, 2013 By Melinda Wenner Moyer Salt has long been one of the great villains of the American diet, and the rules of engagement have come down to one rather bland pronouncement: Eat less of it. This, of course, is easier said than done. On average, adults consume 3,463 milligrams of… Read more »
The incomparable Mediterranean Diet
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SYCAMORE, Ill. (AP) -- A northern Illinois man who is serving a 37-year prison sentence for killing a Northern Illinois University student now has a court-appointed attorney.
The Daily Chronicle reports (http://bit.ly/13DPqDE) a DeKalb County judge on Tuesday appointed Yorkville criminal defense attorney Dan Transier to represent 36-year-old William Curl. Curl is accused of killing freshman Antinette "Toni" Keller in October 2010. Her burned body was found in a park two days after she disappeared.
Curl entered the plea agreement on April 3. He had 30 days from that date to request it be undone. However he didn't file until July 22 -- 108 days after he entered the plea. Curl has said he didn't have the resources to file on time.
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Display Swarm
Paul Beardsley (Disney Research, Zurich)
Javier Alonso Mora (ETH Zurich and Disney Research, Zurich)
Andreas Breitenmoser (ETH Zurich)
Martin Rufli (ETH Zurich)
Prof. Dr. Roland Siegwart (ETH Zurich)
Display Swarm is a new kind of display composed of a mobile robot swarm. Each robot acts as an individual pixel and has controllable color. We use the swarm to make representational images and animated movies.
Our first prototype system had 14 robots, sufficient to generate basic graphics and providing a test-bed for research on robot collision avoidance and localization. This research also addressed the unusual requirement of achieving visually appealing motion of the robots. The latest prototype system has 75 robots, with magnetic wheels for deployment on a vertical surface to provide better visibility.
Swarm images are a novel concept that raises basic questions about how to best represent an image with a finite number of movable pixels, and current research is investigating swarm graphics and interaction.
"Reciprocal Collision Avoidance for Multiple Car-like Robots", J. Alonso-Mora, A. Breitenmoser, P. Beardsley, R. Siegwart, IEEE International Conference on Robotics and Automation (ICRA), May 2012.
In this paper a method for distributed reciprocal collision avoidance among multiple non-holonomic robots with bike kinematics is presented. The proposed algorithm, bicycle reciprocal collision avoidance (B-ORCA), builds on the concept of optimal reciprocal collision avoidance (ORCA) for holonomic robots but furthermore guarantees collision-free motions under the kinematic constraints of car-like vehicles. The underlying principle of the B-ORCA algorithm applies more generally to other kinematic models, as it combines velocity obstacles with generic tracking control. The theoretical results on collision avoidance are validated by several simulation experiments between multiple car-like robots.
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"DisplaySwarm: A robot swarm displaying images", J. Alonso-Mora, A. Breitenmoser, M. Rufli, S. Haag, G. Caprari, R. Siegwart, P. Beardsley, IEEE/RSJ Int. Conf. on Intelligent Robots and Systems, Symposium: Robot Demonstrations, October 2011.
DisplaySwarm is a swarm of mobile robots that represents images in a novel way and further proves concepts on reciprocal collision avoidance in cluttered environments and complex pattern formation. Each robot pixel is a small circle in shape, with controllable colored illumination using LEDs that glow under the translucent upper surface. The robots change position and color to represent both abstract patterns and representational images. Viewers react in an entirely different way than looking at a screen – our experience has been that people judge the robots to have personality, literally bringing emotion into the picture.
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"Multi-Robot System for Artistic Pattern Formation", J. Alonso-Mora, A. Breitenmoser, M. Rufli, R. Siegwart, P. Beardsley, Proc. of IEEE Int. Conf. on Robotics and Automation, May 2011.
This paper describes work on multi-robot pattern formation. Arbitrary target patterns are represented with an optimal robot deployment, using a method that is independent of the number of robots. Furthermore, the trajectories are visually appealing in the sense of being smooth, oscillation free, and showing fast convergence. A distributed controller guarantees collision free trajectories while taking into account the kinematics of differentially driven robots. Experimental results are provided for a representative set of patterns, for a swarm of up to ten physical robots, and for fifty virtual robots in simulation.
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"Optimal Reciprocal Collision Avoidance for Multiple Non-Holonomic Robots", J. Alonso-Mora, A. Breitenmoser, M. Rufli, P. Beardsley, R. Siegwart, Proc. of the 10th Int. Symp. on Distributed Autonomous Robotic Systems, November 2010.
In this paper an optimal method for distributed collision avoidance among multiple non-holonomic robots is presented in theory and experiments. Non-holonomic optimal reciprocal collision avoidance (NH-ORCA) builds on the concepts introduced in [2], but further guarantees smooth and collision-free motions under non-holonomic constraints. Optimal control inputs and constraints in velocity space are formally derived for the non-holonomic robots. The theoretical results are validated in several collision avoidance experiments with up to fourteen e-puck robots set on collision course. Even in scenarios with very crowded situations, NH-ORCA showed to be collision-free for all times.
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Where to order Pies for Thanksgiving?
Good afternoon! i could use your recommendations for a good bakery to order pies from for Thanksgiving--We definitely want pumpkin pie as well as pecan and a 3rd variety that looks appealing. I'd like to get them from a place in Austin (so no Tx Pie Co bc it's too far). Thanks and look forward to your recs!
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costco great huge pie's...there pumpkin and blueberry are killer!!!!
What about Upper Crust? Their cranberry-apple pie is wonderful. You can get your dinner rolls there, too. No doubt, they'll be doing something special for the occasion, too.
There are several trailers and small operations that sell great pies - Cutie Pies comes to mind - but you need to preorder really soon. You can also try Sugar Mama's, Pie Fixes Everything or The Pie Society.
For non-trailer options the Eastside Cafe spin-off Elaine's Pork and Pies might be taking Thanksgiving orders for whole pies and I know Walton's Fancy and Staple sells them.
Of all these options, my favorites are the buttermilk pies at Cutie Pies and Elaine's.
http://www.tootiepieco.com/shopping_l... In the Arbor Walk Shopping Center (by Domain)
Marie Callendar's
Ditto to above Costco suggestion.
Whole Foods and Central Market locations and any Luby's
Shame on me! I forgot the Queen of Pies/Cheesecake.
http://www.chez-zee.com They are a little pricey, but wow they are great bakers!
If you have Facebook access look at their page and more photos
I love the Frisco's pies - just classic, Americana diner-y options. Their Millionaire pie is particularly delicious!
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Thanks everyone for the awesome suggestions. I went with F&D, and it did not disappoint. The Buttermilk pie was divine. Also ordered the mixed nut pie (excellent though a bit messy) as well as the pumpkin (very good though a bit too much spice). The pies were so good that they did not need the accompanying sauces. Thanks again.


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Five minutes is all you need to tidy up even the messiest bedroom, says Barbara Webster, president of Nice N Clean Maid Service in Miami. Here's her five-step whirlwind formula. Got your running shoes on?
- Make the bed: Pull up the cover and straighten the pillows.
- Collect all the clothes that are flung about the room. Dirty stuff goes in the hamper. Clean clothes go in a "to be put away" basket or pile (an assignment for the owner of the bedroom).
- Toss toys into toy bins or baskets.
- Put books in a neat pile or on a shelf.
- For a nice cosmetic touch, position the curtains so that each side is equally open. Either pull blinds up or leave them down but open.
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for clothes.. never .. for electronic devices.. Yes
to be honest I don't like shopping offten..no time either.. check online and go to the mall/ store to buy it.. (i try to save the delivery charge)
shopping on malls...because I need to see and check on the details of the thing that am going to buy...
Online, Anie! It saves money, time and gas. If your goal is the item, and not the shopping "experience" itself, then online's the way to go.
Airplane parts, tools, motorcycle parts, stuff like that. Never clothes or shoes. I buy those locally. Although I did buy a very nice pair of cowboy boots online, once.
Online. 'cause I'm lazy
Clothes mostly
i prefer shopping at mall. because we can try the clothes and shoes. check whether they fit well or not
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My blog is all about my life with my three sons and an awesome husband. I am a stay-at-home mom in the Dallas/Fort Worth, Texas area. Captain Fussybuckets is 5, D is 2, and Baby Brother was born just before Thanksgiving. I love to blog about our family, the stuff we love, recipes, crafts, and more! We are exploring ways to use eco-friendly products and be as green as we can be! You can find me as Gena CptFussybuckets on Google +!
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About Kevin Gates
Kevin Gates is a Baton Rouge native, who wrote his first rap song in the 7th grade. However, rap wasn't always his focus. Gates was caught up in street life and all that entails for all of his youth, which resulted in jail time. Although he was doing rap in between, things didn't go full throttle until he got out of prison in 2011. With a string of mixtapes behind him, he started gaining notable buzz with The Luca Brasi Story in March 2013, which he soon followed up with a debut album, Stranger Than Fiction. The long list of mixtapes and the strong album release gained him new fans, and he's now a certified buzz-worthy MC. Gates has collaborated with fellow Lousiana natives Webbie and Lil Boosie, as well as Juicy J, Pusha T, and Wiz Khalifa. Gates is currently under Lil Wayne's Young Money management.
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I just completed my project and first placed two frozen soda bottles inside. I did this in my garage here in south florida. The ambient temp is 94 degrees in the garage. Within an half hour the inside temp was 67 degrees.
I brought chiller inside with ambient temp of 79 degrees. I set thermostat to 64 degrees and it dropped to that in about five minutes.
I just did a little test so far, but I think I could easily get temps down in the 40's.
This is just a quick note. Thanks to this board for all the great info.
fermentation chiller
yeah good idea if youre in FL. are you really able to keep the temp in the 40s consistently without needing to be home all day filling it with ice or frozen water bottles? the best thing about fermentation chillers isn't that they keep the primary cold necessarily, in my experience, but that they soften the temperature swings during the fermentation. the best thing by far is a fridge which is what i'm going to get when i can convince the wife that the marginally higher electric bill will be worth it.
Congratulations, Mike! Well done!
I am having no problems keeping at 64 right now. I really don't need to go much lower. I think this will work out better then a chest freezer and temp controller. I spent about 45 dollars on project, and that included a twenty dollar digital thermostat.
I am hoping to get at least 24 hours before changing bottles. I am doing a test tonight to see how long they go. I will be brewing my first brew (American Brown Ale) Sunday.
Once again, thanks to this forum.
Wow, you addressed temperature control before your first brew - that is outstanding!
Nice! That sounds good man. I live in South Broward county and have been contemplating the purchase of a fridge, but this sounds more economical.
oh. so you haven't even fermented a beer yet? you'll soon see you can't keep the temp constant without refrigeration. unless you happen to have a cave, or can be home every few hours to put ice or bottles in the bath. i've tried, but good luck with that


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Bob Neary and Dan Sweeney are smiling down on Kensington.
In the continuum of contentiousness between the Nutter administration and the members of the Philadelphia's firefighters and paramedics union, brownouts in particular stick in the union's craw.
There was only some silence in their sadness.
Philadelphia's Civil Service Commission has paved the way for a Nutter administration plan to halve the number of paramedics serving on each of the fire department's 50 medic units, despite vehement objections from leaders of the city's firefighters and paramedics union.
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Large vacant commercial and industrial properties are fire traps, according to City Councilman Dennis O'Brien.
An investigating grand jury convened by Philadelphia District Attorney Seth Williams has chosen not to recommend criminal charges in connection with a 2012 arson that destroyed a vacant Kensington warehouse and claimed the lives of two city firefighters.
Warming hearts: Firefighters Union President Joe Schulle and state Rep. Ed Neilson posed with kids from Thomas Holme Elementary School, who received 100 new coats as part of "Operation Warm." MARIA POUCHNIKOVA / TIMES PHOTOS
Standing on the apron of City Hall, Philadelphia firefighters union leader Joe Schulle on Friday accused Fire Commissioner Lloyd Ayers of lying under oath regarding the recent demotions of 14 union members.
Before joining the Philadelphia Fire Department, Joseph Pospiech served in combat with the U.S. military during the Vietnam War.
In the aftermath of an ambulance fire that caused significant damage to an Old City firehouse, the president of the Philadelphia firefighters and paramedics union is calling for safety inspections to all city fire department vehicles.
Five members of the Philadelphia Fire Department's formerly segregated Engine 11 were among dozens of firefighters, paramedics and civilians honored during the annual Firefighter Recognition Day, presented by Local 22 of the International Association of Fire Fighters on Sept. 8.
Amid uncertainty among Philadelphia's chief personnel executive and leaders of the city's Fire Department, a judge on Friday refused to block the Nutter administration from revoking the recent promotions of 14 firefighters.
City Councilman James Kenney introduced legislation on Thursday to void the mayor's unilateral powers to appeal contract arbitration outcomes involving the city's firefighters, paramedics and police.
"This dispute was always and only about affordability. And we as a city are now in a place to provide pay increases as set out in that award." — Mayor Michael Nutter
Schulle said that the administration has never approached the union to discuss ending brownouts, but he's glad to hear it's being considered.
"This places a greater burden on already overworked medic units," said Joe Schulle, president of Local 22 of the International Association of Fire Fighters.


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Vacationing in Loire valley for week
Can someone recommend restaurant around Angers, Chinon, Saumur. Also besides the Chateaux
what towns are quaint to visit. I have a car to travel around. Thanks Gil
Chinon is definitely one of favourite towns ( for a typical french experience in good central location stay at Diderot if you can get in but not luxury with lifts etc!). Try L'Annees Trente or L'Oceanic if you prefer fish. Would also thoroughly recommend Diane de Meridor in Montsoreau ( great good value lunch menu and ask for table overlooking Loire). These are all good value and great food
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Une Ile in Angers is on my short list of target restaurants outside Paris. http://www.une-ile.fr/ Besides the in-town restaurant, the Bossés offer lodging just outside of town. I believe that these hosts share "soul".


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NO WONDER Big Blue dropped it: IBM server biz BOMBED in Q4
There's little wonder that IBM execs were so quick to snap up Lenovo's $2.3bn offer for the sickly volume server biz. Factory revenues and shipments apparently crashed during Big Blue's last full quarter behind the wheel. Ending a thoroughly unpleasant 2013 for Big Blue server peeps, Gartner calendar Q4 numbers show revenues …
Bad headline
Made me think that everyone and his dog were buying servers in Q4 (except me, of course). I think it should have said "slumped", "popped", "flopped" or some other "diminish" related term. Exploded, to me at least, means "to get larger very quickly".
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agreed...subbing as its worst.
Re: Bad headline
Yes, and it is no wonder that it slumped in Q4 as the rumors were everywhere that IBM would be selling a portion of the server line to Lenovo. That is bound to have an impact on sales when everyone is waiting for the announcement.
How about
Re: How about
Yes. I was about to moan about the use of the word 'exploded' to mean 'collapsed' but discovered you got there first. Is the metaphorical use of the word 'explode' going to be grossly misused by fools? We shall not let it!
One could say that the red ink exploded all over the balance sheet but that would be like clutching quill pens.
This is more like a strange Americanism changing the meaning of words as normal even if it is wrong.
A flood of red ink tends to evoke the metaphor "bleeding money" instead.
I agree that "IMPLODED" is a better term, although by the time I type this they've settled on "BOMBED" which evokes a similar image.
Blame it on America
I know it is fashionable to blame one's problems on America (USA to be precise), but the author is British. Blaming an inappropriate headline on the USA is rather seemly.
Your comments are a stereotype of the ugly Brit, which I don't think most appreciate very much.
And you are probably British and perhaps unaware of how your command of the English language has exploded. I can feel your pain but I cannot help much. I am sorry. Still there are other questions of interest, the more international we become the better, the more borders we open the better, the more we feel we live on the same planet the better. Money has no boarders but still i bothers me when big companies like IBM are so quick to sell out because of a slight "explode". Das Kapital will understand and enjoy, but should an American company give up so easily, without a fight. More capital for some but what about the country. A difficult question. and this is by no means only a American question.
"And you are probably British and perhaps unaware of how your command of the English language has exploded"
American isn't proper English. Americans gave up speaking English in 1783.
"Money has no boarders"
"American isn't proper English. Americans gave up speaking English in 1783."
As I read somewhere around here, "American" (and Austrailian) are closer to "English" of 1783 than the current England-English is. It wasn't until the diction-craze of the late 1800s in England that Brits became pompous twats. :)
Well put!
"As I read somewhere around here, "American" (and Austrailian) are closer to "English" of 1783 than the current England-English is"
Yes - they stuck with dated speech from pre-industrial revolution times (and added lots of spelling mistakes), whilst the English speaking world moved on...
The "first time" price which IBM passed on was rumoured to be between $3bn and $5bn, so say $4bn as a nice median figure. So that means the IBM board's decision to pass was equivalent to taking a $1.7bn hit over two quarters. Ouch! I bet the shareholders won't be pleased even if the IBM board do sell off more family silver to try and boost the shareprice.
I do not think that Lenovo are fools.
Let us just see what they do with this purchase before we start to amuse ourselves at their expense, hmm?.
Re: I do not think that Lenovo are fools.
Lenovo is slowly just becoming IBM.
I always saw the first sale to Lenovo as problematic because it eliminated an entry point for IBM customers. Previously you had an IBM that was a "one stop shop" for everything. Getting rid of the first part of their PC biz subverted that.
Now Lenovo is slowly coming that, minus the fancy trademark.
I don't know how reliable the numbers are. Could be IBM used some creative accounting to put some of the incoming bad stuff on the recently-sold division, so that the other divisions as well as future quarters will look better.
Nah... I'm sure Big Blue would never do anything so shady.
"For the year, worldwide revenues declined 4.5 per cent to $50.1bn as shipments grew 2.1 per cent to 9.8m units" hum hum
Contributing Factor
Some customers may have been holding off on purchases, waiting for Intel to come out with their latest and greatest Xeon CPUs.
If this was the case, Calendar Year 2014 Q1 sales should be up.
Of course they bombed, who would continue buying IBM after they nearly sold them off the first time.
Snowden'd in Q4
"Some customers may have been holding off on [IBM/US server] purchases, waiting for Intel to come out with their latest and greatest.." on-chip really random number generator ?
Just wait
IBM's storage division figures show a similar trend I guess. Our account manager left to go work for a competitor (hence he didn't get to say goodbye).
Lost cost, open, "just good enough" is what people seem to want from hardware - the margins must be getting tight.
Selling hardware is a fool's job (read HP and Dell). Who cares about low profit margin hardware anyway? IBM should have left hardware to the likes of HP years ago. Hardware vendors have about 5% profit margin - pathetic and no way to run a successful business. IBM should dump as much hardware as fast as it can and continue to buy mobile, cloud and big data companies.
By the way if you are a hardware guy you should realize that your days of buying hardware for your company are numbered. Why employ hardware guys while there are cheaper cloud based solutions out there? Move to the cloud and outsource you entire IT department. That is how you boost profits.
Hardware in the US is dead but a lot of people don't realize it.
Ah a cloud guru... and what do you need to run all that cloud biz on? Well? Yes of course..hardware.
And as you need to offer a certain SLA, you will need more hardware : geographically clustered datacenters etc... Also the laws of a lot of countries require data to remain in-country..meaning you need local datacenters.. so even more hardware... and who do you think supplies that hardware to power the cloud..well, yes HP & Dell ... And BTW who do you think supplies & develops most of the infrstructure & management software to provide those cloud services ? Yup, HP.... Dell....IBM....etc....
And a last one : don't ever think cloud is cheap. In Europe we are now starting to see the inverse trend : companies that switched to cloud based stuff, moving workloads back onto their own infrastructure (and then they call it a private cloud..) ..all of this purely driven by cost... as they start to find out that cloud is bloody expensive (just look at the cost of a simple 10TB enterprise backup service, and also read the fine print in the SLA .... )
"and what do you need to run all that cloud biz on? Well? Yes of course..hardware"
Yes, but not hardware from IBM, HP, Dell et. al. Just ask Amazon, Facebook, Google...
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- Ralph Emerson Benn
- 12/17/13
FIVE Stars! Spencer Tracy, Fredric March & Gene Kelly Were SUPERB.
The Wind is overblown
- Jeff Boston
- 10/11/13
This is a propaganda piece much more than it is a docudrama.
- RedRain
- 3/2/13
This is a difficult film to watch, as here we are nearly a hundred years after the Scopes trial and we are still fighting this same battle in our schools. There is still no consensus and there are still schools and school districts that forbid the teaching of evolution. We appear to not believe our children can actually think! Religion raising its ugly head still rules our educational system and our politics. This film's actors are top notch and this is, for me, Spencer Tracy's tour de force role. I did not care for Frederic March here as his performance is too much drama and not enough substance. It is said he modeled his character after William Jennings Bryan and, of course, Bryan was over-the-top himself. There are several factual discrepancies in this film and it is best to read about the actual Scopes trial before seeing the film. The play itself was written to discuss the McCarthyism of the 1950s and it uses the Scopes trial of the 1920s as a metaphor for the red-baiting of the mid-century. Gene Kelly and Harry Morgan add their talents to this film and both give outstanding performances.
Inherit the Wind
- Dashiell Barnes
- 10/29/12
An engaging "Message" film from Kramer. Tracy, in an Oscar-nominated performance, is more refined than the over-the-top March, and Kelly hams-it-up as a cynical reporter. Based on the real "Scopes Monkey Trial," the adaptation is just as dramatic & enthralling as the play. A great film to see from time-to-time. I give it a 4/5.
Inherit the Wind
- michael
- 8/24/12
What a great film! It speaks volumes about religious intolerance and hatred in this country,and sadly things seem to have gotten worse regarding those same issues today. Spencer Tracy was incredible. Rather odd role for Gene Kelly I thought,but he pulled it off well.One of the best films I've seen in a long time....Thank you TCM!!
The Perfect Film, yes(1960)
- nshepard
- 8/24/12
Take two Consummate veteran Actors, a Top Rate Script, First Rate Director and you have "Inherit the Wind." Arguably one of the Greatest Films ever made ! Under the Direction of Stanley Kramer Henry Drummond(Spencer Tracy) and Matthew Harrison Brady(Frederic March) square off in a Tour de Force Battle Royale in court and the court of public opnion of the right to teach evolution as an alterative to Divine Creationism. The right to think is literally on the spit with one of the best written scripts of All Time as your vehicle into enlightenment. It is that Great ! If ever a film poked , prodded and forces the audience to take sides this is the one ! Bertram T. Cates (Dick York ) delivers a fine performance as the befuddled teacher willing to take a stand. Spencer tracy gives IMO his finest performance of his career, complemented by heavyweight Frederic March who is equally caapably of sparring for his own beliefs, even if they are somewaht squewed. The story is compelling, engaging, proseic and beautiful. Give yourself a treat by watching. 10 stars out of 10. The highest rating that can be given. I really found no flaws . Gene Kelly is fine as the streetwise New York newspaper writer whose views seem shallow and sarcastic, but reveal a frightened man.
Ending ruins it
- Mr. Blandings
- 8/20/11
Like in "The Caine Mutiny", the ending of this film waters down the point that religious zealots do more harm than good. By having Spencer Tracy's character regret his actions (which saved a man's career and repuation) and pick up the bible at the end is playing it safe. But why do that? It's not as if bible-belters would be lined up to see this film anyway. The real danger is not in mad would-be prophets like March's character, but in those that willingly follow such people. The crowds outside the prison cell were a blood-thirsty mob of brainwashed, god-fearing, non-thinkers. In other words, "average folk." And that's scary. If it's not March they're following, it would be someone else. Only open-minded thinking will save this planet from its own *inherited* violent and empty self-righteousness. Spencer Tracy does a good job acting-wise, but March is a bit overblown (and that skin head wig stands out a mile), and Kelly seems grossly miscast.
- 5/7/11
Timely and no surprise controversial
- Pat Boerger
- 2/22/11
The greatness of this film lies not in its impeccable performances, its literate screenplay and great direction, but in the fact that it exactly captures our centuries long struggle as humans to open our minds. It is an homage to freedom of thought, acceptance of divergent opinions, and the essential nature of mankind to wonder about its own existence and origins. Watching it now in 2011 and reading reviews which complain of its left-leaning agenda, and unfair portrayal of Christian characters, just underscores how blind the conservative movement in America is to seeing themselves in the mirror.What certain politicians and TV/radio announcers try daily to create is an America without freedom of thought, in which they get to label those who disagree as fascists,anti-American,etc. In our county the school board had opposed teaching of evolution, and insisted upon a Creationist agenda. "Read your Darwin." agenda.This film
Fair and Balanced
- Jim Lunden
- 10/27/10
Mr. Boston, characteize this movie and the players however you want, but your assertions do not change the FACT that a Christian religious organization persuaded a State legislator to enact a law prohibiting the teaching of a scientific theory. In the Middle Ages, John Scopes would have been tortured and/or executed for his beliefs by the good religious people depicted in this film. "I think I am being kind" in referring to your point of view on this movie as confused. Millions of others would call it something worse.
Well the film still causes Debate
- Oliver Cutshaw
- 10/27/10
I am amazed. An actual debate on the rather docile TCM website. I think that both sides need to remember that this is a 50 year old movie based on a Broadway play of the mid-1950s. It was seen in its day as a movie about tolerating controversial thought. It really was never designed to be a thorough discussion of the merits of William Jennings Bryan career, or evolutionary thought, or scientific creationism. Like many of Stanley Krammer's movies (Guess whose coming to Dinner, High Noon) this movie has many commendable scenes and wonderful acting but there is a heavy handedness in dealing with the pros and cons of the characters' arguments. In fairness he was trying to produce thought provoking movies and given the lack of thought provoking cinema today that seems to be a worthy goal.As for the acting, I think Spenser Tracey delivers a standout performance and received an Oscar nomination. But I would agree with Mr. Boston that Claude Atkins performance as the minister is a bit over the top. Certainly the movie and the play could have been a bit more subtle in their dialogue and character development. But it is a fine movie and still obviously a thought provoking one.Thanks to all for the lively discussion.
- Jeff Boston
- 10/27/10
Ms. Hudek interpreted my post incorrectly. I (and I believe Mr. McDonald as well) would have appreciated this far left story more if the storytellers were more balanced; if the story showed more compassion toward those with faith in God. Instead, those portraying the vast majority of Americans - Christians - are reduced to cartoon characters in too high of numbers and in too many scenes. More than a few scenes are so overblown, it blows the credibility of this movie away ("Inherit the Wind" - good title). I did enjoy the final scene with Tracy and Kelly, and I thought Tracy was the best actor in this piece, by far. Compassion (respect, kindness, consideration) goes a long way in persuading others to see things your way. I think I am being kind in referring to this piece as merely political propaganda. Millions of others would call it something worse.
Inherit The Wind(1960)
- nshepard
- 10/26/10
Tolally enthralling and engrossing film about the right to free will, heavyweights Spencer Tracy as Henry Drummond battles Frederic March as Matthew Brady in a Tour De Force Extravaganza. Claasic portrayals abound as March and Tracy go head to head, toe to toe , mano y mano, as Lawyers battling over the Right to Think. Several classic moments as the two give everything they have to provide the viewer an awesome overwhelming experience...Classic.Masterful ...Brilliant.. This film wiil move even the most dispassionate.. whether you beleive in Divine Design or Evolution, you will come away from this film changed...10 stars out of 5 ...It is that good... Required viewing...
- Susan Hudek
- 10/26/10
Mr. Boston, this movie isn't about compassionate Christians. It's about ridiculous incredulous zealots who can't look past their bibles. It's a well-acted well-done movie about religious intolerance not atheism. Evolution is a topic of interpretation not necessarily atheistic propaganda. Spencer Tracy and Frederic March make this a most interesting debate.
Pepto-Bismol inspiring propaganda piece
- Jeff Boston
- 10/26/10
Mr. McDonald asks "Why couldn't religious people be shown more compassionately and somewhat more subtly?" The reason is because this is an over-the-top propaganda piece. Much like how "The Grapes of Wrath" genuflects over government and pounds the private sector, "Inherit the Wind" hugs atheistic evolutionism and kicks God-centered creationism in the can. Influential in the short term, time has revealed "Inherit the Wind" for what it is. Read about the players (what they loved and/or whom they loved) plugging this piece to support the proposition it is polemic partisan politics: Fredric March (I've watched seven of his films), Spencer Tracy (I've watched five of his films), Gene Kelly (three films), and Stanley Kramer; all giants in the limitless realm of cinema; all giants in the limiting realm of liberalism. I have enjoyed watching their movies while eating popcorn. With this piece, Pepto-Bismol would have been more appropriate.
Naturalism vs Realism
- Henry Hoffman
- 1/20/10
One of the readers observes that Spencer Tracy was more "naturalistic" & "realistic," rather than Fredric March, who seemed to rely on "stage tricks." First, despite the unfortunately casual (cavalier)coupling of the two terms, there IS a difference: naturalism is photographing the garbage can as is, while realism is what the garbage can COULD be! In this light, March's performance is a grand demonstration of the possibility of screen acting. Lorraine Hansberry said that Shakespeare was the greatest realist of them all & his plays are decidedly not naturalistic. Finally, Gene Kelly had just enough to do, which was pretty much in alignment w/ the Lawrence-Lee play.
A Superb Court Room Drama
- Frank Harris Horn
- 1/19/10
Stanley Kramer assembles an all-star cast led by Spencer Tracy, Fredric March & Gene Kelly in this absorbing film adaptation of Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee's play focusing on the infamous Scopes Monkey Trial of 1925. Tracy as attorney Henry Drummond, who locks horns with March as fundamentalist leader, William Jennings Bryan in the small town of Hillsboro, Tennessee, where a young schoolteacher (Dick York) is standing trial for teaching Darwin's Theory of Evolution to his students. An issue that still remains controversial and unresolved by today's standards. Co-starring Henry (Harry) Morgan, Donna Anderson, Elliott Reid, Claude Akins, Florence Eldridge, Noah Beery, Jr., Paul Hartman, Jimmy Boyd, Hope Summers, Ray Teal, Norman Fell, Phillip Coolidge, Renee Godfrey & Gordon Polk.
Peculiar casting & off-balance narrative
- Jarrod McDonald
- 10/26/09
The casting is interesting in this film. Spencer Tracy was a life-long Catholic and much more conservative than the role he is playing. And I think Gene Kelly does make the most of a rare dramatic role...although he receives equal top billing, he is definitely in a supporting role (perhaps due to editing). I think Gene Kelly's role could've been enhanced if he were given the commentary at the end instead of the radio reporter. But back to Tracy and March...their styles are not very much alike at all. I consider Spencer Tracy to be a more naturalistic actor and his style conveys much more realism. Fredric March, on the other hand, seems much more formal, as if he's using tricks to convey the role (observe the way he eats in several scenes...he doesn't even hold a piece of chicken naturally). But somehow this works. And Tracy and March seem to hit it hard and draw you into the narrative. Another high point is Lesley Uggams on the soundtrack as the film's vocalist. But where I think this effort truly misses the mark is in its depiction of small-town stereotypes. Director Stanley Kramer could've at least muted the more cartoonish aspects of the stage play. March's character and the preacher played by Claude Akins are given such over-the-top speeches that you can tell what side the storytellers are on. The line at the end when Hope Summers' townswoman looks up to heaven and begs for mercy on the soul of their prophet (March) was absurd. Why couldn't religious people be shown more compassionately and somewhat more subtly?
Inherit the Wind (1960)
- Jay Higgins
- 10/21/09
This is well worth seeing for the performances alone, especially the two leads - Spencer Tracy and Fredric March. It is such an interesting story as well. It's hard to believe so many Americans were (and still are) so ignorant. Very well directed, good atmosphere, A truly great film.
RELEVANT! still! How did they KNOW??
- tfrank
- 6/17/07
Most of a century after the play (and the events on which they are based)and about half a century after the movie, this is a fresh hard-edged social and political commentary. Who or what ages this well? Perhaps Shakespeare.Just in time for a world where religious fundamentalism threatens to bring darkness and death if it is not accorded an unearned respect, and where enlightened rationalism is portrayed as intolerance.
- 6/13/07
This is my absolute very least favorite GENE KELLY movie, which I actually consider a Spencer Tracey, Fredric March movie. Even though GENE was 48 in this picture, he was still handsome, and he, (as always)played his role very well. But his importance and presence in this movie was almost completely overshadowed by the long-time screen stardum and popularity of Spencer Tracey and Fredric March. GENE did add the laughs to this movie though with his snide remarks towards "Matthew Brady"(March), insinuating how arrogant of a person/lawyer Brady was. Without GENE'S humor, this might have been a less interesting movie. But it is a good movie if one is expecting to see Spencer Tracey and/or Fredric March duel it out, but a bit disappointing if one is expecting the ever handsome, loveable, sexy and sensual GENE KELLY to steal the show. This is just not one that celebrates GENE'S presence, although the drama of the movie will capture your attention. Watch it...You may or may not agree.
- jerry pecora
- 3/26/07
This is one of the most important films ever made, and the fact that its message resonates more than ever today is certainly testimonial to that notion.
- 3/26/07
What a great movie
- Cheryl
- 3/26/07
My husband found an article in Smithsonian magazine about this trial. It made a comment about this movie, so we bought the movie. I can't say how many times we have watched it. The acting in this movie is amazing. The trial scenes have such impact,you feel like you are in the courtroom. I have adopted one line as my own philosiphy "Finatcisim and ignorance are forever busy and need feeding". This statement can be applied throughout history. I love this movie. If you appreciate old movies this is one to add to your collection.
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1st class Private, C Co., 4th Corps, Art Park; son of H. L. and P. A. Bullard, of Columbus County. Husband of Mrs. Hattie Bullard. Entered service Aug. 5, 1918, at Chadburn, N.C. Sent to Camp Wadsworth, S. C. Transferred to Camp Merritt. Sailed for France Sept. 3, 1918. Fought at St. Mihiel. Returned to USA June 28, 1919. Dec. 2, 1918, to May 28, 1919, with Army of Occupation in Germany. Mustered out at Camp Lee, Va., July 13, 1919.
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MLA Source Citation:AccessGenealogy.comNorth Carolina World War 1 Military Records. AccessGenealogy.com. Web. 25 November 2014. http://www.accessgenealogy.com/north-carolina/julius-d-bullard.htm - Last updated on Oct 27th, 2011
Categories: Military, North Carolina
Topics: World War 1
Locations: Columbus County NC
Surnames: Bullard
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Menorca really does have something for everyone. History aside, the island boasts magnificent beaches and it is worth taking the time to find one of the quieter coves frequented only by locals and therefore usually quiet. There are also two Aquarock water parks and water sports are offered at some of the beaches.
The tourist season runs from May-October, and the temperatures range from 70-80 degrees F throughout this time. The currency used is the Euro. English is widely spoken in Menorca, with most of the inhabitants speaking English, Catalan and Spanish.
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