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1. Personal computers can be connected together to form a
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(d) network
(e) None of these
2. A button that makes character either upper or lower case and numbers the symbols is
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(b) shift key
(c) icon
(d) mouse
(e) None of these
3. Which of the following computers is not considered as a portable computer?
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(b) Laptop
(c) Mini computer
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4. Preparing a magnetic disk for data storage is called
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(b) formatting
(c) booting
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5. A register that contains the result of an operation is called a(n)
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(d) stack pointer
(e) data register
6. Third-generation language is
(a) machine language
(b) assembly language
(c) high-level language
(d) middle-level language
(e) low-level language
7. ATM cells comprise how many bytes?
(a) 53 bytes
(b) 57 bytes
(c) 45 bytes
(d) 48 bytes
(e) None of these
8. The device used to carry digital data on analog lines is called
(a) modem
(b) multiplexer
(c) modulator
(d) demodulator
(e) None
9. Dumb terminals have terminals and
(a) mouse
(b) speakers
(c) keyboard
(d) mouse or speakers
(e) None of these
10. The portion of the CPU that coordinates the activities of all other computer components is the
(a) motherboard
(b) coordination board
(c) control unit
(d) arithmetic logic unit
(e) None of these
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|Grey Partridge have had a good breeding
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In general, I think it has been a good breeding season for birds here in the UK, with encouraging reports from a number of quarters. Even some birds returning to our shores to over-winter, having spent the summer breeding elsewhere seem to have done well!
For instance, a record number of at least 45,800 Pink-footed Geese have arrived at Lancashire's Martin Mere WWT (Wildfowl and Wetland Trust), counts have revealed. This beats the previous record of 36,000 in 2010. Over the next couple of weeks, numbers will continue to increase as more of these birds make the 500-mile journey from Iceland to spend the start of winter in Lancashire. The geese will ultimately winter to the south and east, particularly in Northumberland and Norfolk.
The Grey Partridge breeding season seems to have also fared well this year, following two poor years. Reports of large sized coveys are coming in from those estates and farms that have provided good nesting cover, insect rich foraging habitat and have also implemented legal, targeted predator control. Some Eastern areas such as Norfolk and Lincolnshire do not seem to have performed quite as well as the rest of the country however, with keepers telling me that there were prolonged cool winds in from the North sea during the peak chick hatching time, which may well have reduced insect numbers at a crucial time.
Two other species which I'm particularly pleased about this year, because they had taken a real bashing from the weather over the last couple of breeding seasons (not helped by the lack of small mammals) is the Barn Owl and Kestrel. I have had a number of farmers excitedly telling me of the "biggest ever clutches" eventually fledging from the boxes that they had put up in trees and barns.
As with all things in life though, not all birds have had a brilliant year. A farmer in Hampshire told me just this last Thursday, that his long term House martin colony that had been in existence as long as he could remember, had this year fallen silent, with not one nest being occupied. He was genuinely upset as he said it was very much part of his summer to watch these delightful birds flying overhead.
It was with great interest then that two days later, a letter popped through the post box from the British Trust for Ornithology (BTO), asking for help in order to study the worrying decline in House Martin numbers – a UK decline of 16% over the last decade, but an English decline of as much as 65% longer term. What is interesting is that there have been alarming declines in the south of England and yet some healthy increases in the North and across Scotland and Ireland.
Of course, with migratory species, these regional differences may not necessarily be as a result of what is happening here during the summer, but might be that more northerly House Martins go to a slightly different place to over-winter than southerly based birds and may therefore have had better weather or habitat conditions during their winter stay there.
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Located in Klein Brak River (Garden Route), Botlierskop Private Game Reserve is within the region of Santos Beach and St. Blaize Lighthouse. This 4-star lodge is within the region of Cape St Blaize Cave.
Make yourself at home in one of the 24 individually decorated guestrooms, featuring refrigerators and minibars. Rooms have private balconies. Private bathrooms have complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include phones, as well as safes and desks.
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Relax at the full-service spa, where you can enjoy massages, body treatments, and facials. Encounter the local wildlife with a safari, then enjoy recreational amenities including an outdoor tennis court and a steam room. Additional amenities include complimentary wireless Internet access, babysitting/childcare, and gift shops/newsstands. Guests can catch a ride to nearby destinations on the area shuttle (surcharge).
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Chattanooga Moccasins vs. Furman Paladins Pick-Odds-Prediction - 2/1/14
Furman Paladins (7-13) at Chattanooga Moccasins (14-9)
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The Chattanooga Mocs hope to get back in the win column when the Furman Paladins take the floor.
Defensive struggles have hurt Furman in 2013-14 more then anything with over 75 points allowed which is way too much for their offense to compete with. Neither end of the floor stood out in a 76-52 loss to visiting Wofford who outscored the home team 39-23 to win going away. The Paladins hit at 41% which fell well short of the Terriers 47.5% accuracy with 16 turnovers helping to 17 more looks at the basket. Stephen Croone paced a trio of double digit scorers with 15 points followed by Charlie Reddick and Kendrec Ferrera netting 12 and ten points with Reddick totaling seven rebounds.
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BRASILIA, Brazil -- Brazil will be out to restore some pride in its third-place playoff against the Netherlands on Saturday following its humiliating 7-1 loss to Germany on Tuesday night.
Luiz Felipe Scolari's side had hoped to win the World Cup on home soil, but were brutally beaten by Joachim Low's men in the semi-final at the Estadio Mineirao and will now look to at least end the tournament on something of a high with victory over the Dutch in Brasilia.
Thiago Silva returns from suspension to shore up a defense which leaked five goals in the opening half an hour against Germany, but Neymar is out after fracturing his vertebra in the quarterfinal win over Colombia last week.
Silva has called for Brazil fans to stay behind their team and says the Selecao will play Saturday's game as if it was the World Cup final.
Scolari may decide to take Fred from the firing line after the striker was booed by home fans on Tuesday, while Willian is set to start in the absence of Neymar after Bernard disappointed against Germany.
Dani Alves and Maxwell could also come in for Maicon and Marcelo at the back, with Hernanes set to start in midfield.
While Brazil plays for pride, the Netherlands will want to preserve its unbeaten record in this competition, having lost out only on penalties to Argentina on Wednesday.
Before that, the Dutch had beaten Spain, Australia, Chile and Mexico, and edged out Costa Rica in a shootout in the last 16.
Van Gaal could hand a start to Swansea's Michael Vorm in goal, having used each of the other 22 players in his squad so far in this competition.
The former Barcelona and Bayern Munich boss said he would have thrown on Tim Krul for the penalty shootout against Argentina, just as he did against Costa Rica, had he not used all of his substitutes – and may consider that tactic on Saturday if his side and Brazil are still level at the end of extra time.


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The LBGT Resource Center leads and supports university efforts to enhance the ability of all Spartans to thrive in our diverse world and provides support services for students who are marginalized by their sexuality, gender identity, or gender expression. Here in the LBGT Resource Center, we are seeing an unprecedented number of students coming to us for help. In the 2015 academic year we provided support to 41 students in significant distress. We have provided support to more than 45 students in distress in fall 2016 alone. We are expecting this strain to continue into spring semester. We are concerned that family tension over the winter break may have been even more volatile this year. While most people are aware that LBGTQA+ students are sometimes rejected or harmed by their families, they may not be aware that there has also been a recent increase in bias incidents and LBGTQA+ youth are particularly vulnerable at this time when election-related conflicts strain families. LBGTQA+ students who cannot count on their families for support at this time need our help with expenses essential to their safety, wellness, and academic success.
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'Like Cushman's 1995 Newbery Honor Book, Catherine, Called Birdy, this novel is about a strong young woman in medieval England who finds her own way home. This is a world, like Chaucer's, that's . . . dangerous, primitive and raucous. From the first page you're caught by the spirit of the homeless, nameless waif, somewhere around 12 years old. She gets the village midwife to take her in, befriends a cat, names herself Alyce, and learns something about delivering babies. When she fails, she runs away, but she picks herself up again and returns to work and independence.' ALA Booklist (starred review). '. . .A fascinating view of a far distant time.' The Horn Book (starred review)
Having focused on a well-born young heroine in her Newbery Honor debut novel, Catherine, Called Birdy, Cushman returns to a similar medieval English setting, this time to imagine how the other half lived. The strengths of this new, relatively brief novel match those of its predecessor: Cushman has an almost unrivaled ability to build atmosphere, and her evocation of a medieval village, if not scholarly in its authenticity, is supremely colorful and pungent. The protagonist here first appears asleep in a heap of dung; the ``rotting and moiling'' of the refuse give forth heat enough to compensate for the stench. Homeless and nameless, she can remember no time when she did not wander from village to village. She is rescued from the dung heap by a sharp-tongued local midwife, who feeds her in exchange for work. Gradually the girl forges an identity for herself and learns some timeless truths. Some of the characterizations lack consistency (particularly that of the midwife), the plot depends on a few too many conveniences and the development of the themes seems hurried-but no matter. The force of the ambience produces more than enough momentum to propel the reader from start to finish in a single happy sitting. Ages 12-up. (Mar.)


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SYDNEY Roosters coach Trent Robinson called a snap team meeting at the club's Moore Park headquarters on Thursday as the Bondi Junction outfit was forced to bunker down in the midst of an ASADA cloud ahead of its biggest game of the season.
Four days out from the grand final qualifier against the Newcastle Knights at Allianz Stadium, Robinson brought the Roosters together to try and ensure the club's focus remained on progression to the first weekend in October rather than any looming ASADA probe.
The link that has ensured the Roosters have become the latest club enveloped by this year's drugs-in-sport investigation can be traced to information from the mobile phone of an organised crime figure being legally obtained by law enforcement authorities last April.
The contents of it were suspicious enough to sound major alarm bells, with pathology results showing three Roosters players returned elevated levels of human Growth Hormone (hGH) and testosterone.
At Roosters headquarters on Thursday, coach Robinson addressed the entire team as a group before holding individual meetings with the players in question, Sam Moa, Boyd Cordner and Roger Tuivasa-Sheck, with Tuivasa-Sheck's father also in attendance .
Repeat tests performed on the players by the club showed normal blood levels and ASADA has not required any of the three men to attend an interview.
Roosters chief operating officer of football Brian Canavan also attended the meetings as the club attempted to throw support behind the players leading into Saturday's sudden-death clash with the Knights.
The latest revelations mean of the four teams remaining in this season's NRL finals, three have been dragged into the ongoing ASADA investigation over the course of the year.
As revealed in The Sunday Telegraph last month, Jarrod Mullen and Kevin Naiqama received ASADA interview notices. They will take their place in the Knights line-up opposite the Roosters in the grand final qualifier on Saturday night.
Two other Newcastle players, Jeremy Smith and Kade Snowden, were at Cronulla during the club's supplements saga in 2011. Smith has been named to take on the Roosters.
On Friday night, the Manly Sea Eagles, where sports scientist Stephen Dank shot to fame under then coach Des Hasler, meet South Sydney with five players who have been interviewed by ASADA set to take the field.
Anthony Watmough, Brett Stewart, Steve Matai and George Rose have all been questioned, along with Richie Fa'aoso, who was then contracted to Newcastle.
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"/iommu@f,e0000000" 0 "iommu" "/iommu@f,e0000000/sbus@f,e0001000" 0 "sbus" "/iommu@f,e0000000/sbus@f,e0001000/sbusmem@e,0" 14 "sbusmem" "/iommu@f,e0000000/sbus@f,e0001000/sbusmem@f,0" 15 "sbusmem" "/iommu@f,e0000000/sbus@f,e0001000/ledma@f,400010" 0 "ledma" "/obio/serial@0,100000" 0 "zs" "/SUNW,sx@f,80000000" 0 "SUNW,sx"
add_drv(1M), boot(1M), devfsadm(1M), mknod(1M)
If the file is removed the system may not be bootable (as it may rely on information found in this file to find the root, usr or swap device). If it does successfully boot, it will regenerate the file, but after rebooting devices may end up having different minor numbers than they did before, and special files created via mknod(1M) may refer to different devices than expected.
For the same reasons, changes should not be made to this file without careful consideration.
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| Ages of Skill Potion
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The Ages of Skill Potion is a potion that increases your Skill experience in Fable, Fable: The Lost Chapters and Fable Anniversary.
Using this potion grants the user a base amount of Skill experience. In Fable, it gives 100 Skill experience points. In Fable: The Lost Chapters, this is increased to 1,000 (Equipping a weapon with an Experience Augmentation will increase this amount). This base amount is then multiplied by the player's current Combat Multiplier. For example, in Fable, drinking this potion with a combat multiplier of five would yield 500 Skill experience points. In The Lost Chapters, this same combat multiplier would yield 5,000 Skill experience. Therefore, it's best to use this potion after or during combat, and to try to attain the highest combat multiplier possible beforehand.
This potion increases your Skill experience.
Ages of Skill potions can be found in the following locations:
- Lookout Point: found in fishing ripple west of the path.
- Abandoned Road: found in a barrel.
- Grey House: found inside the House in a cabinet.
- Knothole Glade: possible reward for matching your high score in the Archery Competition
- Prison Path: found in a barrel.
- Lychfield Graveyard: found in cabinet within the gravekeeper's hut.
- (TLC) Necropolis: found in a treasure chest.
|Fable Potions
|Ages of Might Potion • Ages of Skill Potion • Ages of Will Potion • Elixir of Life • Health Potion • Resurrection Phial • Will Master's Elixir • Will Potion


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In this book we'll be looking at the power of lean leadership and what it can do for you. You may want to move toward becoming a lean leader yourself, or you may have a desire to implement lean practices among your management team. Whatever the reason, this guide will help you get started.
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"Mostly repeats from Book 1"
The audiobook "Lean project management" (Book 1) by the same author does give a shortest possible overview on the subject. This Book 2 should perhaps just have been a chapter of Book 1 or a supplementary article. There is not really anything new in here and it is full of repeated phrases from Book 1… so much that at a point I had to stop the audio book and check if I had put Book 1 on again by accident.
"Good introduction to complete part 1"
I write the same review for part 1
If the topic new to you, I would highly recommend listen to this book. It is short and to the point introduction for lean project management. It is just a start don't expect too much.
If you already know the topic so don't waste your time it is the same basics you get used to listen.
If you already purchased it then refreshing your memory is never a bad idea.
This book should be a free book. It is just a long article.
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Jeffrey Santos. AP Calculus FRQ Year 2008 #5. The Question?. A.) Find the Area of R. Using the graphing calculator, we find the intersection points of y=lnx and y=x-2. The intersection points of the graph are when x=.15859 and 3.14619. (Let A=.15859 and B=3.14619). Which then equals to:.
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AP Calculus FRQ
Year 2008
The intersection points of the graph are when x=.15859 and 3.14619. (Let A=.15859 and B=3.14619)
Which then equals to:
To find the area of R, we do:
Plug in the formula to get:
Use graphing calculator and you get:
C.) Write, but do not evaluate, and integral expression that can be used to find the volume of the solid generated when R is rotated about the y-axis.
The new graph has two new intersection points, which are:
We plug it back into the
Washer Method formula.
x=1.1461(D) and -1.8414 (C).
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Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook co-founder, started his journey accompanied by his wife, Priscilla, around United States to promote actions against anti-globalization. On February 16, the entrepreneur published a manifesto on Facebook titled Building Global Community through which he expressed his concern on how globalization helps eradicate global problems like terrorism, climate change and poverty.
"When we (Facebook) began, this idea was not controversial. Every year, the world got more connected and this was seen as as a positive trend." Zuckerberg writes in the open letter, "Yet now, across the world there are people left behind by globalization, and movements for withdrawing from global connections."
During February, the Facebook Chairman's agenda seemed busy. He visited an oil rig on a drill ship in the Gulf of Mexico to "get a sense of what it's like to work in the oil industry". He also joined the Mardi Gras parade in New Orleans, LA, the Vicksburg National Military Park in Mississippi.
"Building a global community that works for everyone starts with millions of smaller communities and intimate social structures," Zuckerberg posted on Facebook.
The couple stopped by the Ground Zero Blues Club in Clarksdale, MS. where he met Morgan Freeman and a couple of blues artists. Alabama and Texas were also a part of the Zuckerberg family's agenda, one that could be considered as a political one that the US President is neglecting to promote.
On March 1, Zuckerberg announced new Facebook tools to help people who may attempt suicide or have suicidal thoughts. Facebook redesigned its suicide prevention tools through which people now can reach out to friends directly and helpline organization such as Crisis Text Line, Lifeline, and the National Eating Disorder Association. Also, the tools feature ways to use artificial intelligence to identify patterns in posts from precedents suicidal cases to detect potential suicide publications.
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Being the final week of three weeks of holidays with four children and me having a cold the whole time may have had something to do with it. I can't really be over the whole op shopping thing, can I?
We visited some biggies over in Sydney's inner west, where I was once a local and a regular. One old fave is a depot - where all the stuff for that charity is delivered and distributed from. Their attached shop has great clothes. It's where I found a Zara cocktail dress, way back before Zara had darkened our shores with their mega-stores! I also bought two of my favourite sparkly skirts, both by French Connection and one of which I wore to my sparkling soiree back in June.
Sigh, now that seems like eons ago.
It's also where I got a truly fabulous vintage set of Enid Blyton's Famous Five and Secret Seven 2 in 1 books that were some of the first chapter books that both my older kids read and adored .
This depot sells bags of toys for $5 each. In the past I've bought them for playgroups and Sunday Schools. It is a great way to get an assortment of kids playthings that would otherwise be pretty expensive to buy separately. The only risk is that though the items are checked, sometimes there are pieces missing or things broken.
Jesse spotted a bag that sent all four kids in to raptures. I was initially keen. I could see the board game Trouble (already have 2, but hey another one is okay), a travel set of Connect 4 (lots of itty bitty pieces, but I'm a relaxed Mum, it'll be good for car trips), some matchbox cars (Arch's current fave) and then I saw what was making them all jump and down while shouting, "Please Mum can we get this bag? PLEASE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"
Oh. No.
This would be the toy that we spotted in Kmart last Christmas and I said
are we EVER EVER going to get that toy in our house,
And so here it is, on our rug at home...
And here are the kids, pretending to be scared. Note that Arch isn't in the photos, because he (and I) really are scared, and refuse to go anywhere near the thing. And yes, in case you're wondering, he is furry, feels real and scurries along the floor (when radio controlled), just like a real gigantic horrible spider would.
(scary photo special effects to emphasise the horror, not that we needed it)
Definitely my worst op shop/thrifting buy ever. Even if he did come in a mixed bag that only cost $5. Some bargains are best avoided.
Hmph, not sure I ever thought I'd be saying that!
I've gone strangely humourless over the whole thing. Have totally banned the spider from being anywhere near me (amazingly the kids and Jonathan are obeying me, and the spider has not appeared in my bed, in my wardrobe or anywhere I might unsuspectingly come across it...
So far...
And strangely enough I haven't felt any desire to take all the kids back to an op shop since.
Which isn't to say that now that the three older ones have returned to school Arch and I haven't had some nice little forays back to our local op shops. But we've only bought a few books, a Thomas train clock and a shirt or two.
No arachnids in sight!


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Caring is Sharing
What nice, well-mannered boys we have! Quads who play together, stay together. Alright, so I know this picture captures a brief moment in our boys lives, where there is no understanding of the "MINE" mentality. I've been "preparing" myself by reading other multiple blogs who's kids are a step above our boys to get a picture of what I have in store in the future. Here's an excerpt from fellow quad mama, Gen McNulty of her typical 5 minute "conversation" with her toddlers:
"Russ, stop biting Biddie! Libby, stop whacking Molly with that block! Molly, give that toy back to Ally! Ally, stop taking off Bubba's diaper! Ally, stop taking off your own diaper! Libby, don't bite Russ! Molly, DO NOT STICK YOUR FINGER IN HIS MOUTH IF YOU DON'T WANT HIM TO BITE YOU!!!! Libby, that's Ally's bunny, where is your monkey?! Molly, give Libby back her Monkey! Molly, give Ally back her bunny! Ally, don't bite Molly! Molly, stop biting Ally!Libby, stop biting Russ! Russ, stop biting Libby! Ally, stop climbing that gate! Bubba, get out of that basket! Libby, don't take that book from Russ, please give it back! Bubba, STOP biting Libby! Libby, don't let him bite you! Molly, use your words, you don't need to scream! Ally, get off your brother's head.. he can't breath! Bubba, on your bottom, if your going to climb onto the couch I would appreciate it if you didn't dive off head first! Ally, set a good example, on your bottom! Russ, stop biting Ally! ….etc. "
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DJ Skrillex Invites BABYMETAL to Rock out a EDM Music Festival [VIDEO]
So many rockers love the crazy mixture of metal and cuteness that is BABYMETAL, and apparently EDM DJs, too.
So many rockers love the crazy mixture of metal and cuteness that is BABYMETAL, and apparently EDM DJs, too.
Streetfest 2012 kicked some serious tushie, with tons of great music, food, classic cars (including the Batmobile Tumbler and Bat Pod!), beer and tons of great friends to enjoy it with. Oh, and Lisa Sanchez and I brought our not-so-smooth dance moves!
Here are the Grammy winners from tonight that I think were the best of the best!
Check out the latest from Skrillex. Looks like Santa gets his ass kicked in this video...awesome!! Enjoy!
Check this out this insane video! This is dedication to Skrillex. I even threw in a few extra videos for you.
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Getting ready for the new Korn album, The Path To Totality, Dec 6th, I was really blown away by the dubstep in their new singles, Narcissistic Cannibal and Get up!
Check out some of his music inside...they'll blow you away! (one of the videos has more than 44 million hits...wow!!!)
Getting ready for the new album, The Path to Totality, to hit stores Dec 6th!
Check out the new video for ' Narcissistic Cannibal' inside!!
Kinda diggin on the dubstep!!
The new album is a collection of compositions that combines the band's nu-metal sound with dubstep, a form of electronic dance music. The album includes co-production from a variety of electronic musicians, including Skrillex, who worked on first single 'Get Up!' and two other tracks. Other collaborators include Datsik, Feed Me, Excision, 12th Planet, Downlink, Kill the Noise and Noisia.
The new song is supposed to be on the new album!!


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Manipal: Nearly 1000 of tailors from across the district took out a protest march from Tiger Circle to Deputy Commissioner's office here on Tuesday March 1.
They were demanding welfare benefits for the unorganised worker's in Social Security Act. The organizers said that the protest, which was held under the banner of the Karnataka State Tailors Association (KSTA), was supported by local tailors. The agitators submitted a list of demands in a memorandum addressed to the Prime Minister through the Deputy Commissioner here. Similar protests had been organised in all districts of the State.
In their memorandum important and essential demands include :
1. NPS Lite for those in the age group of 40-60 years should continue as per 2010-11 schemes itself.
2. Instead of transfer to APY, members in the age group of 18-40 should be allowed to continue in NPS Lite.
3. Quantum of amount receivable as 'Retirement Income' under NPS Lite should be clearly notified.
4. Order should be passed to extend Rastriya Swasthya Bima Yojana (RSBY) and Aam Admi Bima Yojana (AABY) to unorganised workers belonging to BPL and APL families.
5. Declaring all beneficiaries who have so far completed 60 years and have made payment under NPS Lite as retired and making arrangement for sanction of their proportionate 'Retirement Income'.
6. Provision should also be made through this board, for giving Marriage Allowance for meeting the wedding expenses of daughters of tailoring workers.
7. Marriage allowance and maternity allowance should be extended to female tailoring workers.
8. Central government and state government are earnestly requested to continue the practice of providing monetary grant presently being extended to pension scheme under NPS Lite.
9. Provide educational scholarship to the children of tailoring workers.
10. Provide financial assistance and low-interest loans for purchase of residence, construction or reconstruction of houses by tailoring workers for own use.
11. Provide relief amount of Rs 2,50,000 to the family members of tailors in case of his or her accidently death.
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"It's a happy life, but someone is missing. It's a happy life and someone is missing. It's a happy life -- "
(Elizabeth McCracken, An Exact Replica of a Figment of My Imagination)
(Elizabeth McCracken, An Exact Replica of a Figment of My Imagination)
Monday, January 4, 2010
Home Again
The holidays are over, thankfully and regretfully.
Much nicer holidays than I expected to have, but a relief to put them behind us and enter the New Year, even if it does mean returning to work with nary a vacation in sight.
I'm too tired to repeat everything, but here are the highlights:
- DH finally, on our fifth married Christmas, and our eighth Christmas together, has managed to pull together a selection of gifts entirely on his own that were awesome and perfect. Well done, sweetie. Primary features included Sex and the City and Harry Potter & The Half Blood Prince. Hours of fun for . . . me! Despite loathing SATC, and coming close with HP, he got them for me anyhow. Also, mint chocolates, which he thinks are nasty.
- M&Ms makes a mint chocolate specialty version called Mint Thrillers. They're tasty, with a soft shell and white melting mint interior. However, the mottled green and black on the soft shell? That could go. I prefer, myself, with my strange little idiosyncracies, not to eat food that visually reminds me of severe mold and mildew problems or of lichen. I know it's weird. But there it is. Those things look gross, so I eat them with my eyes closed. When I offered one to my mother (another mint chocolate lover), she actually recoiled in disgust. Well done, M&Ms, well done.
- At one point I threw my back out. Not having sex, fortunately, as that would have been hard to explain, but that didn't much matter, since I could not explain how it did happen. The worst part wasn't the back injury though that was terribly painful and had me walking around like an arthritic monkey for a couple of days. The worst part was when I applied a heating pad to my lower back and the inner part poked through the covering, and unbeknownst to me at the time, scratched the hell out of my ass. Later that night, while I was in bed, there was a persistent blistered/hot sort of feeling that made me continue to roll to my side (which pulled my back and hurt). I figured I must have burned myself with the heating pad, stupidly, and wondered why I hadn't noticed before. When I mentioned it to DH, he asked to see, and found the scratches. It apparently looked like my ass had been on the losing end of bet to make me Barney's scratching post. All I know is it hurt and made me feel stupid.
- We managed to have a lot of sex, mostly while my mom was working. If it sounds like a pair of teenagers creeping around, well, it felt like that too. Imagine the fun we had we disrobed only to hear the door open again and my mother's voice calling. I had to hide DH in the bathroom because he was buck naked. I am nearly 30 years old and have been married for approaching five years now, and have had three recent pregnancies. I think it's safe to assume my mom knows I have sex, but damned if I'm going to publicize that to her (um, you know directly. She doesn't read this completely open blog, thank God).
- The back injury was not my only injury, or my worst injury. Because I'm awesome, I also severely injured my elbow/arm. How, you may ask? Bowling. Oh, yes, I suck that much at bowling. We went bowling with all the brothers-and-sisters-in-law-plus-overtired-niece-and-nephew on New Year's Day. It was surprisingly fun - mostly because I suck and had no chance at being competitive and the kids were in the other lane and my BIL and SIL that I formerly haven't gotten on well with have discovered I'm not quite the stuck up priss they thought (we bonded over Pride and Prejudice and Zombies, though I think Mike expected that I was unlikely to have a sense of humor over the retelling of one of my favorite stories. On the contrary, I found it very entertaining), and so we had a good time. However, I was frequently in competition with my 3 year old nephew for worst score (yeah, THAT bad, y'all). Anyway, at some point I overextended my elbow or something, because it was twingey when we quit bowling, got more sore as the afternoon progressed and come bedtime, I was in tears and unable to bend the arm or fully straighten it, let alone find any comfortable position for sleeping. Copious amounts of frigid cold ice, a heating pack, half a bottle of Advil gel caps, it bends and straightens just fine and is merely sore now.
- We learned a dominoes game. And bought dominoes. Good times.
- We also learned a new dice game. But we didn't buy the dice. It's an old game called Farkle. Apparently people used it play it back in the day. I have taken to randomly yelling Farkle when the mood strikes. It's a great word to substitute for Fuck, even when my mom is fully aware of what I'm doing. Also fun just to shout at people. Go on, give it a go. FARKLE! See? Fun!
- The banana bread was outstanding, and the fudge was terrific. The cookies were . . . well, let's just say I gave DH aaaallllllll the credit for them. The nuts were awesome.
- My brother is one funny motherfucker. And also amazingly gentle and thoughtful. It was a pleasure to spend time with him.
- We went out for a nice dinner at the place we've been to celebrate our previous anniversaries, but were unable to get to this year. And holy fuck, was the food as amazing as ever. One of the most expensive meals of the year, but worth every penny (the fact we always have a full meal for the next day from our take home doesn't hurt that). After much agonizing, I chose a large filet over the ribeye, and I do not regret it. I know a lot of beef lovers scorn a filet as being tender but flavorless, but this one . . . my God, the filet cut like a hot knife through butter and the quality of the beef is such that the flavor was beyond amazing. And the homemade ranch dressing on the wedge of cold, crispy iceberg lettuce? I would have licked my plate if I could have. And the shrimp in garlick cream sauce appetizer? I felt no shame in asking for extra bread to sop up the sauce. It was THAT good. I'm plotting about how to save up money to eat there again for our birthdays. . .
- We saw Sherlock Holmes on NYE. And holy shit, it was even better than I expected. I heard updated and re-envisioned and sort of shrugged. I think it's been billed a bit like an action movie, and it's sooo much more. Gone is the pedantic, assholish, stuffy Holmes of fiction and BBC movies - Robert Downey Jr and Guy Ritchie did a fucking amazing job of making Holmes interesting and likable and flawed while still maintaining a terrific balance for Holmes enthusiasts (Irene Adler! Moriarty! Lestrade! swoon!) and the reinvention of Watson as someone other than a bumbling idiot was terrific. I absolutely loved it and not only would consider paying full price to see it again in the theatre, but I would love love love a sequel. Brilliantly done.
And, I think that's it. Yeah, I know. Freaking long. Still, you'd be amazed how much I left out. It was exhausting, but fun. Now I need only win the lottery and I can go home again permanently.
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- The Washer said...
I'm glad you had a great time at home. Seriously, you could have looked up some old friends while you were in town though! LOL! Anyway, where did you eat that fancy dinner? Inquiring minds want to know! I am going to a nice dinner tomorrow night in NB, I can't wait! Apparently we're the last people in town to go to Myron's.
- January 4, 2010 at 9:40 PM
- CottonSocks said...
I know, I suck! But honestly, we were pretty busy. We have to work in my mom, my dad, and DH's family too, and split up time evenly (which was hard, because my brother was only town for three days and his schedule was tight). Next time we're there, I'll give you advance notice so we can grab coffee or lunch, cross my heart.
And we went to Myron's. I love Myron's with a passion that cannot be described in words. Try the Shrimp Myron. It is sinfully good. My only complaint is that the lighting is too low. Otherwise, divine. If you go for your anniversary or your birthday, dessert is on the house.
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Reporting live from the school library…
I don't know why I always seem to update this site when I'm away from my house.
It's not like I don't have a computer at home, but it's so much easier to talk about what's going on in my life when I'm surrounded by
So, I'm still in college.
I'm pretty sure this makes it, like, 6 years & I should probably have a doctorate degree or something by now, but I don't.
So, let's get into this shit.
I just withdrew from a class yesterday.
Not because I didn't like the professor.
I did.
Not because it wasn't interesting enough.
It was.
But because I felt like a fucking moron in the class.
That's basically it, when I really think about it.
To me, there's nothing worse than feeling inferior in your own domain.
I was accepted to this college for a reason, I was able to get into this difficult class for a reason.
But I still couldn't seem to keep my head above water while everyone else was cruising past me in speedboats.
The only really shitty part about it, you know, other than missing out on 3 credits, gaining a world of new knowledge, & not spending an hour looking for parking in the morning, the only really shitty part is not seeing, Jordan, the graduate student I used to sit next to, who looked eerily like Clay Cook from the Zac Brown Band.
So devastating, I know.
That's the one nice thing about being a philosophy minor, you get to spend a lot of time with extremely intelligent, heavily bearded men.
I would've spent 4 hours looking for a parking spot if it meant I got to see that luscious
But, hey.
The dude is too good for me.
Or at least that's the vibe he put out anyway.
I know damn well he's not too good for me, but between discussing Cartesian dualism, stroking his beard, & staring out the window mindlessly, he made it clear he not only had a girlfriend, but I didn't stand a chance with a young scholar like himself.
That's cool, too.
I bet he can't name one William Elliott Whitmore song.
On my way to class yesterday, I made a point to blast 'If U C Jordan' by Something Corporate.
I'm probably making him out to be a much worse person than he really is, but I had to kill that crush before it got any worse.
Other than him, I've got a dude in a couple of my classes I've aptly nicknamed Vanilla Chai.
I was originally excited to bring him up in this post, but I realized it's pointless.
He's beyond handsome, super friendly, smart, & funny.
Needless to say, it's a dead end for me.
I've talked to him briefly a few times, but I can't seem to spark any interest in him towards me whatsoever.
I don't get it.
I'm so fucking cute.
A little awkward, sure, but my heart is in the right place.
I have class with him in another hour, & about 86% of the reason I even show up is because he's there…half the time.
The last thing I need is another law lecture.
I'm don't even know why I added the class.
At this point, I think it's safe to say, I'm just about used to not getting my way with my crushes ever working out.
Poor me, I know.
I spent the entire fucking summer breaking my back to get one guy's attention, & his eyes looked everywhere except for at me.
Fucking, Jeff.
I will never do that again.
I'm learning that I may not be the prettiest girl, I'm definitely not the smartest girl, & sometimes I do really, really weird shit.
But no guy has a valid reason to dislike me.
I'm just trying to figure out why every guy seems to.
Vanilla Chai is too young for me by my standards, he does that gross thing guys do when they snort their snot back, & he could've made a better choice in sunglasses.
But it would nice to get some sort reciprocation for once.
I have no plans on wife-ing the dude.
So, other than more failed crushes & schoolwork, I really don't have much else going on.
I've been trying to figure out the difference between not knowing who I am & just being interested in everything.
Still haven't gotten a grasp on that.
I've just been focusing more on the things I'm sure of:
Amos Lee, writing, band t-shirts, & watching copious amounts of documentaries.
So thrilling.
I've also been spending a lot of time in the gym, & if Vanilla Chai can't squat more weight than me, forget it.
It's been a rough winter here in upstate New York.
All you can do is spend time inside & think about shit you really don't want to think about.
I still think about Poetry Boy.
I still think about DisasterCrush.
Every day.
I don't even remember who I was back then.
Anyway, I'm sitting by the window in here & it's fucking freezing.
Keeping up with this site makes my head a little clearer.
I can't say I'll post on here more often.
But I'll sure as hell think about it.


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A federal judge has accepted a $3.3 million settlement offer from the city of Denver to a former inmate.
Video shows Deputy Edward Keller choking inmate Jamal Hunter.
Jamal Hunter
DENVER - A federal judge has accepted a $3.3 million settlement offer from the city of Denver to a former inmate who claims a deputy encouraged other inmates to beat him.
Court documents filed Friday show U.S. District Judge John Kane has approved the settlement in Jamal Hunter's civil case, which still requires City Council's acceptance. Thursday, the same judge sent attorneys away after an hour-long meeting, saying the settlement required different language.
The attorneys returned to Kane Friday with new paperwork he accepted their second attempt
Kane's order says only that he is satisfied that the revised agreement is an "appropriate resolution" of the suit.
The $3.3 million payout is considered the largest in Denver history to settle a civil rights case.
The lawsuit described an out-of-control jail pod, where a deputy is accused of getting drunk and using porn, directing beatings of inmates, and selling pot and porn to inmates.
Hunter accused Deputy Gaynel Rumer of encouraging a brutal 2011 attack where inmates in an eight-man cell beat Hunter unconscious and burned his thighs and genitals with cups of scalding water.
The lawsuit alleged Rumer ignored Hunter's screams and even turned off the lights in the cell to give the attackers cover. Along with the burns, Hunter suffered fractures to his face.
Thirteen days after Hunter returned to jail from the hospital, documents allege another deputy, Edward Keller, got fed up with Hunter complaining about his pain and inadequate medical care.
The records say Hunter called Keller a racist and then a surveillance video showed Keller choking Hunter as he shoved the injured inmate down onto a cell bunk. Three other deputies rushed in to help pin Hunter to the floor as a fifth deputy shocked the fallen inmate twice with a Taser stun gun.
In the video, Hunter doesn't resist or attack the deputies.
Hunter wrote in a complaint that Keller "lost control of himself and attack [sic] me, choking, punching and body slamming me without cause."
City attorneys feared, if Hunter's lawsuit went to trial, testimony by inmates would "paint an egregious picture" of what was happening in the Denver jail, according to an email from Assistant City Attorney Stuart Shapiro to a Denver police internal affairs sergeant that was released in court documents.
The settlement is not an admission of liability, Denver City Attorney Scott Martinez said.
-- Lawsuit led to several investigations, changes --
Revelations in the abuse case led directly to the resignation Monday of Denver Sheriff Gary Wilson and an investigation by independent monitor Nick Mitchell revealing scores of inmate grievances that hadn't been properly investigated.
The sheriff's office gave Rumer a 40-day suspension for introducing and distributing pornography and marijuana in the jail pod, complicity in inmates "unlawfully" brewing homemade "hooch" in their cell and "use of inmates to implement informal physical discipline," according to a Denver Police Internal Affairs Bureau investigative report.
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Weather Shocks, Spot And Futures Agricultural Commodity Prices: An Analysis For India
We analyze the impact of climate shocks on price formation in spot and futures market for food in India where until the recent introduction of commodity futures markets in 2005, the transmission of these shocks on short-term (spot) price movements was unclear. The existence of a futures market is expected to reduce risk, a major component in agricultural production as well as in price formation. Hitherto, the price discovery mechanism was weak and end price was expected to be different (mostly higher unless if some product prices are administered) from equilibrium price. In addition, this weak mechanism was expected to result in higher price volatility. Though the commodity futures market in India is nascent, we model transmission of weather shocks to future and spot prices using monthly data. Based on cointegration analysis, our results suggest strong cointegration between futures prices (based on MCX AGRI-future index) and spot prices (MCX AGRI-spot index) for commodities traded in futures markets. Our causality and impulse response results show futures prices Granger cause spot prices--a shock in futures prices appears to have an impact on spot prices at least for a five month period with maximum impact with a lag of one month. Changes in rainfall affect both futures and spot prices with different lags. Although there could be other factors that affect the futures prices, after controlling for fuel prices our results clearly show the transmission mechanism of weather shocks to prices. Further, with the help of smooth transition models, the study finds that the bivariate relationship between rainfall and prices of rice, wheat and pulses show some non-linearity with the structural change happening after the introduction of futures market. Also, this relation is found to be much stronger with the introduction futures market. [Working Paper No. 219]
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MP Thomas Morrell succumbed to injuries sustained when he fell while on patrol aboard MCAS Yuma in Yuma, Arizona.
MP Morrell was conducting his routine patrol duties and climbed onto the roof of the Jet Engine Test Site Building #303 to gain an overview of his assigned patrol area. As he made his way across the roof of the building he fell through an opening, landing on the concrete floor approximately 50 feet below.
After MP Morrell failed to check-in at approximately 9:30 pm, a search was initiated. He was found unconscious on the building floor at approximately 12:00 am. He was transported to a local hospital where he was pronounced dead.
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Moving forward with Composr
ocPortal has been relaunched as Composr CMS. ocPortal 9 is superseded by Composr 10.
Head over to compo.sr for our new site, and to our migration roadmap. Existing ocPortal member accounts have been mirrored.
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A guy called Paul Lamere conceptualized and built The Infinite Jukebox for a recent Music Hack Day (MHD) at MIT in Boston.
I've been listening to this 'thing' for a couple of days now, and I'm not tired of it yet! Unfortunately you will need CHROME or SAFARI as they are the only two browsers that carry the required web audio APIs by default. As the title suggests, the music will play INFINITELY, and you will really need a trained ear to distinguish when and how it jumps to 'similar' beats.
My contribution is Samba Pa Ti - (by Santana), and I have been listening to it - on and off - for the past two (and a half) days. Magic!
Take my advice. I'm not using it!
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I uploaded one by 38 Special and thought after about 7 or 8 minutes the song would get old, but after 20 minutes it was still enjoyable.
I think instrumental-only plays better than one with vocals as sometimes the lyrics get chopped and reformed into a new word or sentence. But overall it did an excellent job of jumping around the track without much notice.
One thing I didn't like was switching to another browser tab caused the music to quit playing.
Community saint
Ah, yes! Forgot to mention that selecting another tab affects the play, where you may notice a pause, or skipping. Something to do with the new tab stealing focus, BUT, no mention in the FAQs about the play actually stopping! In any event it didn't do that to me.
I enjoy a v-high-speed internet connection, and bandwidth may have something to do with it …?
Take my advice. I'm not using it!
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The browser itself can lose focus with no interruptions in music, so I'll just open a new browser window.
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Ah, yes, that was one of the recommendations I read …!!
Still groovin' with Santana, but I've got one or two other toons lined up. I've listened to some of the author's 'vocal' offerings, and the algorithm appears to be smart enough to pick on the right beat and tone without garbling the 'words' too much. Smart.
This really needs to be built into an app for a smart-phone. Can you imagine doing your morning run listening to the same track for as long as you are out running?
Not that I do any running, I hasten to add!!
Copyright and 'Music Police' are also thoughts that spring to mind.
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Meet the YPD Board
Interested in getting more involved and taking on leadership roles? Click here for info.
Joel Portman, President
Joel is returning for his second year as YPD President and couldn't be more excited to help grow and improve this awesome organization. Joel believes that YPD has a unique place in our community – by providing opportunities for Jewish young adults to meet, connect and grow through a variety of social, leadership, engagement and philanthropic programs, YPD is investing in young adults today to develop our St. Louis Jewish community's leaders in the near future. Outside of YPD, Joel works on growth, development and regulatory activities at Centene Corporation. You can also find Joel travelling, volunteering and meeting new people.
Lauren Kraus, Jewish Community
Lauren is a full-time nanny for a family in U City. She lives in the Central West End. In Lauren's free time, she enjoys hanging out with friends, going to movies and concerts and reading for her book club. As VP of Jewish Community this year, Lauren is super excited to help the whole Jewish community of St. Louis, both young and old, come together!
Justin Krachmalnick, VP of Finance & Evaluation
Justin Krachmalnick joined the YPD Board in 2014, now serving as the VP of Finance & Evaluation. His past YPD roles included co-chair of ROOTS, co-chair of LollapaJEWza and Board Chair of Finance & Evaluation. Outside of YPD, Justin is a CPA at Massie, Fudemberg, Goldberg LLC (MFG). Justin enjoys cheering on the St. Louis Cardinals and the Indiana University Hoosiers, playing tennis and spending time with friends and family. He looks forward to giving back to YPD and continue building a strong St. Louis Jewish community. Through his role on the board, Justin hopes to continue motivating others to get involved and to influence new programming.
Joanna Alper, VP of YPD Live
Joanna Alper is thrilled to join the 2017 YPD Board as Vice President of YPD Live, an annual signature event focused on community and philanthropy. After serving on the inaugural YPD Live committee last year, she is excited to expand the event's scope and broaden the reach to more young adults throughout St. Louis. Please contact her via email if you'd like to join the planning committee. She looks forward to an exciting and successful year with YPD!
Adam Paull, VP of Social Programming
Adam Paull is a lifelong resident of St. Louis. When he is not rooting on the Cardinals and Blues, you can find him planning his next travel adventure or spending time with his family. As VP of Social Programming, Adam believes the best way to bring the community together is through active and entertaining social functions. He is excited to help people grow their personal and professional networks through meaningful activities. Please feel free to reach out to Adam anytime!
Joshua Deutsch, VP of Engagement
Josh loves meeting new people and making new friends. You will see him at almost every YPD event for that exact reason! Josh is a big animal person, enjoys the outdoors and loves hanging out with his friends and family. He is very excited to be on the board this year for YPD as VP of Engagement. He thinks he will bring many new attributes to the position and will get plenty of chances to meet any new people wanting to learn about YPD and what it has to offer to individuals and the community. Josh is hoping to meet many new people this year so feel free to reach out!
Keith Callen, VP of Leadership Development
Over the years, the Jewish community of St. Louis has given Keith the opportunity to further his Jewish learning and identity. Keith's background includes being a long-term member of Bnai Amoona, Solomon Schechter Day School, USY, Camp Sabra, and he studied abroad at The Alexander Muss high school in Israel. Keith is looking forward to starting a new chapter with the Jewish community as Vice President of Leadership Development for YPD. He is excited and humbled to represent YPD, and looks forward to building professional relationships with the Jewish community of St. Louis.
Emma Lapp, Secretary
Emma is a St. Louis native working at a college access organization for under-resourced high school students. Emma's top three favorite foods (in no particular order) are mac and cheese, guacamole, and bagels and lox. Her first YPD event was a happy hour on the roof of the Moonrise Hotel in the Loop. As Secretary, Emma is excited to become more involved in the St. Louis Jewish community and help keep the YPD board connected!
Becca Near, Program Associate
Becca is the staff member for YPD, where she oversees the YPD Board, YPD programming and NextGen engagement. Becca is embarking on her second year with the Jewish Federation of St. Louis and loves the passion and dedication that surrounds her work. You can find Becca doing various things like hiking, traveling, hanging out with friends, watching Game of Thrones with her husband or enjoying time with her family.


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Welcome to VON JAGERMEISTER HAUS GERMAN SHEPHERDS. I have been breeding dogs since 1982. I started out breeding and showing collies. I had a dog that was top 10 dog in the USA, and I have had some of my dogs in a movie. At the same time I started breeding and breaking and training horses. I started breeding German Shepherds in 1996.
I got my first German Shepherd, and she was out of working lines. I fell in love with the breed, and eventually switched over to only German Shepherds. I fell in love with how loyal and how smart they are. Also the fact that they would do anything for you, and would lay down their life for you in a instant if needed.
German shepherds are truly amazing dogs and so much fun. They are fantastic family dogs and great with kids. So easy to train, and they just want to make you happy. They are so versatile. I have so many stories of my dogs protecting their owners when needed, and even helping the police find and hold a man robing a store. All of this with no training. My German Shepherds are family raised and they are my babies.
We have have so much fun training and working our dogs. If you are looking for a fantastic family pet or great working dogs, than I have the perfect dog for you. I have the really old, world famous, hard to find, DDR working lines. Some of my dogs have Czech world famous lines.
To find out more about my Shepherds and my breeding practices go to the side bar and click on to Shepherds. To see pictures of them and their pedigrees, go to the side bar and click on to Gallery. For any questions, please contact me and I will be happy to answer them.
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Antidepressant Use In Pregnancy: Autism Risk?
(BlackDoctor.org) — Children born to women who take SSRI antidepressants during pregnancy may have a slight increase in risk for developing autism spectrum disorder (ASD), a new study suggests.
Researchers compared the use of antidepressants among mothers of children with and without ASD. They found that those who had taken selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs) were more than twice as likely to have a child with an ASD diagnosis.
Autism spectrum disorder was uncommon in both groups, and the finding does not prove that SSRI use directly contributed to the children's ASD.
This is the first study that has shown a possible association between SSRI use and autism and the findings should be considered preliminary.