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With all of this PlayBook 2.0 update information flying around the net, I thought I would check in on the DingleBerry crew! I went to DingleBerry.it website and it still shows v3.3.3 as the latest version. That being said I clicked on the release notes and wham!! It looks like @Cmwdotme is hard at work […]
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As an example, I attended a holiday party which was held in a meeting room at a hotel with a highly recognizable name. The event was for the staff within an individual hospital department, and I attended as a personal guest to a friend of mine who works for one of the physicians. Several items could have gone more smoothly.
But, more importantly, three obvious planning mistakes occurred there which could have been avoided if detailed conversations happened when the organizer were evaluating the venue:
- Disregarded at the registration table. When guests walk up to a registration table, event staff should be welcoming and ready to help guests -- even if they think they are in the wrong place. before we had a chance to say hello, those working the table immediately said we weren't at the right registration table and that this was a physician's event.
It isn't service-oriented to assume someone who walks up to the registration table does not belong at the event. Yet, this is exactly what can happen if the staff isn't properly prepared.
Remind the event staff at a registration table represents the image of the host and the organization behind the event.
- Banquet staff should perform a final inspection of event space. A sure sign of poor quality venue operations staff is when they work too quickly to setup an area, but end up dropping glass and other items during the process.
An important piece of advice: banquet operations staff setup a room; however, housekeeping (a different department) is often responsible for vacuuming a room and they complete their task prior to room setup. That means that when the banquet staff drop glass, shards of glass will be left in the room for whatever event follows.
Shards of broken glass and other debris creates a terrible image, but it can also create a safety hazard. Therefore, arrive 1-2 hours prior to the start time to observe the setup. In addition to this, perform a walk through the area and look for glass and other items 30 minutes and again 15 minutes before the event. Educate the banquet staff that if anything breaks, they should effectively clean the area.
- Venue operations staff should not clean up during presentations. With any event, there will be two schedules: the agenda of the organizers and the work schedule of the venue operations staff. It is the planner's responsibility to make sure that both are appropriately in synch.
The presentation of an event or meeting will typically occur right after some sort of arrival reception. Timing of clean up and tear down activities must be carefully planned. Otherwise, a planner will find that tables and other items may be removed directly in front of hosts or guest speakers, distracting everyone in the room.
Should event planners need to remind banquet managers when to have their staff working and when they should be quiet? The answer is, yes.

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Chow along I-494? - MSP
Can you give us a little more definition around what you like? Spendy/fancy vs inexpensive? Ethnic? Steakhouse? Favorite types of food?
I'd stop at Pittsburgh Blue in Maple Grove for the loaded mashed potatoes alone. It's a steak place, and the steaks were also good, but I dream of the mashed potatoes. You didn't mention how many diners, but it would be a lot of food for two people.
Across from P.B. is Biaggi's, where I once had an awesome braised short rib. Both are really busy though on weekends so reservations would be recommended.
Both seem kind of "chain-ish" but in a sea of surrounding chains, these two stand out for me.
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I enjoyed Pittsburgh Blue. There garlicky fresh bread is outstanding. We went for the $8.95 fried chicken dininer that they do on Sundays. Agree on the mashed potatoes (and the adult macaroni). It's not a bad value if you go for one of the nightly specials - otherwise it's pretty expensive.
Bacio is just east off the I-494 and I-394 intersection in Minnetonka.


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The CardioVascular Institute (CVI) at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center will host "The Heart of a Woman," a free event focusing on women's cardiovascular health and the under-recognized risk of cardiovascular disease in women on Saturday, June 16, from 8 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at the Newton Marriot Hotel. As you may know, cardiovascular disease affects more than one in three American women and is the leading cause of death among women.
The event, co-sponsored by Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital-Needham and the American Heart Association (AHA), will feature free cardiovascular health screenings courtesy of BID-Needham staff members and expert discussions regarding prevention, diagnosis, and treatment.
Seats are limited, and registration is required before June 15th. To register, please contact JoAnn Cacciapuoti with the AHA at 508-935-3903 or firstname.lastname@example.com. For more information about the event or the Women's Cardiovascular Program, please visit: http://www.bidmc.org/cvi.


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We can say, with a fair degree of certainty, that most Dads have received enough ties for holiday presents over the years.
Perhaps that makes you hit a stone wall when thinking of what to get for him this year. If so, we have some ideas of things that are a bit more unusual.
Does Dad like good ale – or have friends who do? If so, head right over to . Located at 51 Leonard St., it's an artisanal beer store (the only one in Belmont!) that stocks more than 500 craft beers from all over the world as well as beer mustards, barbeque sauces and beer books. The owners, Kate Baker and Suzanne Schalow, will help you select a particularly good brew for the holiday season.
Is Dad athletic or perhaps has expressed the desire to get into better shape? A membership at a health club might be the perfect gift in that case. A branch of , located at 30 Church St., offers certified personal trainers who work with members to find the right strength, cardiovascular and nutrition approaches all working together for a complete fitness solution.
If Dad's a cyclist, visit just a step away at 22 Church St. where you'll find an impressive assortment of bicycles made by Trek, Gary Fischer and other leading manufacturers or you can arrange to have the bike he already owns serviced at the store.
Is it possible your Dad is a "star" just waiting to be discovered? Or maybe he has two left feet but very much wants to glide across the floor with grace and ease. Think about treating him to a private dance lesson or even a course in a particular style such as the foxtrot, mambo, salsa or rumba. , at 345 Trapelo Rd., offers a free introductory lesson and then – if Dad likes it – you can buy him one private lesson (even a few) or sign him up for group lessons.
Maybe Dad has "a man's best friend." If he loves that dog as much as most of us do our precious pets, an unexpected and much-appreciated gift idea is a portrait of the beautiful canine. Area resident Lisa Cohen is an accomplished photographer with over 20 years of experience and, with her family, adopted her first rescue dog, Lucky. Soon after, Lisa started to photograph Lucky and other dogs in the 'hood. With inspiration from Andy Warhol, she creates pop art images from the photographs. Take a look at examples of her work currently exhibited at the Cushing Square Starbucks or on her website at www.snaptails.com. To commission a portrait of Dad's dog, contact her at firstname.lastname@example.com or call 617-924-4822.
Clothing is certainly an option for a gift. Many young people are as "broke as dishes now that it's the end of the semester," say the owners of Mass Apparel – a unique men's clothing website created and run by three Belmont residents. In sympathy with those whose wallets are a bit thin this month, they've dropped their prices on hoodies – just in time for the holidays -- from $50 to $40. Check out their site to see the unique designs the young local entrepreneurs have created for their tee shits, caps and sweatshirts.
If you're truly down to pennies, you can always give the gift of your time through a hand-made certificate describing a day or afternoon you'll spend together doing something like taking a hike, watching sports events on television or helping him with an overdue task (cleaning out the garage or organizing the basement is easier and more fun when done with a partner). Your parents love you and cherish your company as much – and likely more -- than any material thing.
Happy holidays to all the Dads in Belmont and any now living out of town!


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DUI—Rory Ramirez, of 3920 Liberty Blvd. in Westmont, was arrested when it was determined he was under the influence of alcohol after being caught speeding and disobeying a traffic signal on westbound Ogden Avenue near Richmond Avenue at 3:07 a.m. Feb. 19, according to the .
Ramirez, 44, was charged with DUI speeding, disobeying a traffic signal, and driving with a revoked license.
Theft from motor vehicle—A victim from the 500 block of Chase Drive reported to police at 3:50 p.m. Feb. 19 that a $300 Jaguar hood ornament was taken from their vehicle.
Burglary of motor vehicle—A GPS device, iPad charger, and approximately $12 in cash was taken from an unlocked vehicle parked in the 200 block of Holmes Avenue at an unknown time between Feb. 12 and Feb. 20.
The total value of the missing items is around $162. The burglary was reported to police on Feb. 20.
Burglary of motor vehicle—A complainant from the 500 block of Willowcreek Court reported to police that her minivan was burglarized while it was parked unlocked in the complainant's townhome driveway between 10:30 p.m. Feb. 16 and 9 a.m. Feb. 17.
Missing from the minivan was a makeup bag, a Lifetime Fitness membership card, and $2 in change.
Lost article—A Clarendon Hills woman believes she misplaced a $1,500 watch while walking her dog in the 400 block of Ridge Avenue between 8:30 a.m. and 9 a.m. Feb. 14.
Clarendon Hills police advised anyone who has found a watch not belonging to them to alert the department.
Patch reports on law enforcement activity in our towns, using information provided by official agencies. Persons charged with a crime, or issued a citation for violation of a local ordinance, are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. If you or a family member are charged with a crime or cited for a violation, and the charge or citation is subsequently adjudicated, we encourage you to notify the editor of this Patch site by emailing firstname.lastname@example.com and we will do follow-up reporting on the case.


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These Are the Damned
Pale children, cold to the touch, are the deadly center of this mysterious science-fiction film of 1962. Radioactive and locked away in a seaside bunker, they are educated by television and meant to take over the world after the inevitable atomic war. In fact, they yearn for freedom and affection -- normal human desires that bring on catastrophe. The riots undertaken by college kids at Berkeley and the Sorbonne a few years later, as well as such genre classics as La Jetee and A Clockwork Orange, are anticipated by this harsh and intelligent work, directed by Joseph Losey at the cusp of the filmmaker's move out of his vigorous genre films of the 1950s and early '60s (The Prowler, Time Without Pity) into his brilliant, if often enervated, art films of his later career (The Servant, Accident, et al.). This work (known as just The Damned in Britain) has the virtues of both periods, its inventive narration audaciously bringing together the lonely, deadly kids with mixed groups of chanting black-leather-jacketed "teddy boys," guilty liberals, a soulless scientist, and a free-spirited sculptor (Viveca Lindfors). The apocalyptic finale culminates in one of the most heart-rending final scenes on record, children's cries echoing against the sea cliffs. These Are the Damned defines science-fiction film at its best -- as a genre of ideas and emotion rather than technology and effects.
These Are the Damned screens Saturday, March 7, at 10:15 p.m. at the Werepad, 2430 Third St. (at 22nd Street). There's a $5 requested donation. Call 824-7334 for more.
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Volume 11 - Article 8 | Pages 195-234
Australia's uncertain demographic future
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|Australia, migration, migration forecasts, population forecasting, probabilistic, uncertainty
The techniques of probabilistic population forecasting are increasingly being recognised as a profitable means of overcoming many of the limitations of conventional deterministic variant population forecasts. This paper applies these techniques to present the first comprehensive set of probabilistic population forecasts for Australia. We stress the disadvantages of directly inputting net migration into the cohort component model in probabilistic forecasting, and propose a gross migration flows model which distinguishes between permanent and non-permanent immigration and emigration.
Our forecasts suggest that there is a two thirds probability of Australia's population being between 23.0 and 25.8 million by 2026 and between 24.4 and 31.8 million by 2051. Comparisons with the latest official population projections of the Australian Bureau of Statistics are made.
Author's Affiliation
Tom Wilson, Dr - The University of Queensland, Australia
Martin Bell - University of Queensland, Australia
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Since 1974, high school track and field teams from around the state — and even the rest of the Southeast — have made the Carpet Capital a must-visit destination because of Dalton High School's annual invitational.
Whether it was the fact that in the early years the meet was held on a track nicer than what many schools north of Atlanta and south of Chattanooga had or the hospitality provided to coaches, the meet has become a mainstay for the area's spring sports schedule.
Known for many years as the Rotary Invitational, the meet will be in its second running as the Rotary Club of Dalton's McClurg Invitational when it is held at 10 a.m. Saturday at Dalton High School. The meet was renamed last year in honor of Ronnie McClurg, the former longtime Catamounts track and field coach who also worked as football coach and athletic director at Dalton High School before retiring in 2010.
As always, the Rotary Club will have another chance to feature its "signature event."
"That is actually the way we always refer to the Invitational," said Brian Anderson, president of the Rotary Club of Dalton. "Each club is encouraged to have a signature community event by the national Rotarians to hold for your community and something that makes a connection. We do a lot of other things, but this is an all-hands-on-deck event ... Over the years, it has brought a great number of high-class athletes, and we are thankful to see that level of competition."
One of the main draws for coaches is that the event is run completely by the Rotarians. At most meets, coaches from all teams in attendance must help run the event, whether it be keeping times on the track, measuring distances in the field or firing the starter's pistol. At this invitational, coaches are allowed to be coaches and not scorekeepers.
"It is a great honor to take that burden off of the coaches and let them actually have a chance to coach their athletes in a meet setting rather than have them clocking times," Anderson said. "That is one of the reasons the coaches like it so much, and we are just very proud of this event and all that it brings to the community."
This year's event could include as many as 18 schools, each with boys and girls teams in attendance. Dalton boys coach Scott Thompson said Gainesville may have to cancel because of budgetary cuts and concerns with transportation, but he said the Rotary Clubs from both communities are trying to come up with a solution.
In addition to the host Catamounts and Lady Cats, schools scheduled to compete are Murray County, North Murray, Northwest Whitfield, Southeast Whitfield, Cal-houn, Fannin County, Gilmer, Gordon Central, Gordon Lee, Grady, Heritage-Catoosa, Lakeview-Fort Oglethorpe, Pickens, Ringgold, Villa Rica and Woodland-Bartow.
Thompson said budget cuts and the growing number of modern tracks are some of the reasons the number of schools represented isn't as large as the invitational had in some past years. Thompson said in his first year at Dalton 15 years ago, 35 schools competed in the event. Now with financial-related travel concerns and more meets competing for teams, it is difficult to get a large number.
"It is very hard. It used to be that with this track — from Atlanta up — there weren't that many," Thompson said. "Now, everyone is getting better tracks and they are closer, and it is really hard to draw. ... Next year we will have a state-of-the-art track, and if we can find the right date and get the word out, it will be filled. It is a quality meet and the coaches love it."
The Dalton Board of Education recently approved budgetary items to replace the track at the school.
"This is going to be one of the best facilities in the state," Thompson said. "It will be a higher grade than Jefferson (where the Georgia High School Association state track meet is held). The new track will be at a standard for national meets."
This will be the first true test this season for both of Dalton's squads. While the Cats and Lady Cats have competed in other events, neither team has been at full strength due to outside obligations and injury.
"We will find out early what we have against this field looking at some of the times the other coaches have sent in," Thompson said. "This will be the first time we really get a look at the whole team. Kelvis Rhodes (last year's Region 7-3A champion in the high jump) is already a lot higher than he was last year at this time. We feel strong in our other field events, and Ethan Fromm is strong in the 400 meters."
While there may be strengths, there are also possible weaknesses.
"I don't know about the sprinters yet," Thompson said. "This is my first time in 15 years of coaching that I really don't know what we have from our sprinters. I pretty much know what we have in distance and field, but in years past we have had some strong sprinters. We don't have that standout name right now. Kelvis is our fastest, but until you see him in a meet like this, you don't know what to expect."
For the Lady Cats, the pool of competition at the event will be deep.
"I think the field is stronger than it has been in a while for the girls," girls coach Pam Brackett said. "We don't run against most of these teams, and it is always fun to go up against new competition. It is always fun and I really don't know how we will fare. We will just have to wait and see."
Brackett said 2012 Class 3A 300 hurdles champion Susan Meinders has a tweaked hip, but the rest of the team is in good physical shape. Despite the injury, Brackett expects Meinders to compete.
"We will be missing one or two people, but we should have a good showing," Brackett said. (Meinders) is ready to go. She is always ready to go. We hope she will feel good, and she usually rises to the occasion."
High School Sports
Rotary Club of Dalton McClurg Invitational
Catamounts ready for meet
Since 1974, high school track and field teams from around the state — and even the rest of the Southeast — have made the Carpet Capital a must-visit destination because of Dalton High School's annual invitational.
- High School Sports
A day for championships
Dalton High School's boys soccer team has made a habit of quick scores to begin halves this season.
The Catamounts are also earning a reputation of winning games, and now they have a shiny trophy to go with it.
Prep roundup: North Murray boys soccer is No. 1 in Region 5-3A
North Murray High School's boys soccer team was worried its loss a week ago to Cartersville ruined all hopes of winning a region championship.
The Mountaineers got a second life and didn't waste it.
No stopping her
Both Northwest Whitfield High School girls cross country and track and field coach Shelley Taylor and Brenau University women's cross country coach Susan McIntyre used the same word when describing Northwest senior Natalie Williams.
It doesn't hurt that she's also fast.
Champs again
One shot can shift the momentum for better or worse in a golf match.
Quick exits for North Murray boys, Lady Indians
Last season, North Murray High School tennis coach Amanda Bynum was able to tell her juniors a version of "there's always next year" when the boys team lost in the state tournament.
Soccer Colts shoot out of the gate, beat Ringgold
Coahulla Creek High School's boys soccer team wasted no time scoring Monday night at Ringgold.
The Colts needed just nine seconds to post their first goal.
Important numbers
North Murray High School golfer Colby Hipp still thinks he has to shoot better for a chance at an individual state championship.
Meanwhile, most local teams that haven't yet played in their region tournaments are eyeing at least a trip to sectionals if they can repeat what they did Saturday at Nob North Golf Course.
Prep roundup: Bruins baseball rolls Ramblers to regain momentum
On Thursday at LaFayette High School, Northwest Whitfield's baseball team had what coach Todd Middleton termed a "lapse" on the way to their first sub-region loss of the season.
Chris Whitfield: Catching up on (golf) courses this spring
With the arrival of spring weather — this weekend's temperature drop notwithstanding — area courses are getting ready for their busiest time of the year, and the area's public courses are in varying conditions.
Twice as nice
During her 11 years as coach of Dalton High School's girls track and field program, Pam Brackett's team had never won the region championship.
That drought is over.
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aboutHey Everyone :) I'm Kate and a level 2 mod on here. I've had this account since July 2004, so I've been on here since I was 13! Wow ... crazy for me to think how long ago that was. I will admit I don't check in as often as I once did, but being away at college, being in a sorority, and having a job when I'm not at school is very time consuming. I still try to help out as much as possible, and if you send me a question I WILL answer it. This site helped me a LOT when I was in high school and had a lot of questions, and I'm here to help anyone who needs it :) Feel free to write in my forum or send me a question any time!
Look no further, this is real.
I express the way I feel.
I am proud that I am me.
I am what I want to be.
I feel used; I feel alone.
I feel upset; I want to groan.
I feel hurt; I feel deprived.
I feel angry; I hate lies.
I feel hunger; I feel pain.
I feel like I have gone insane.
I feel happy, I'm all smiles.
At least for just a little while,
I put my true feelings away
To face another lonely day.
good poem
but if that's how ya really feel, im sorry
and i hope ya cheer up
i'd ratha u be like dis :)
then like this :'(
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what kind of ferrari was will smith driving in Bad Boys 2
im pretty sure it was a ferrari 575 maranello, im not sure wit spellin
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Hey. I am going to the dentist soon and I know I have cavities. Not more than 3 though. And I know when I go to the dentist, they are going to have me get braces. Do braces hurt at all? I am just wondering. I am not all that tough. But I just want to find out how bad they hurt. Thank you!
i just got braces yesterday...July 7th
it depends where u go
where i went they put this thing in my mouth to keep my lips and tounge from touching my teeth, that was the worst for me
and when i got home i had soup and crackers
then about 4 or 5 hours later it was a lil sore if i put any pressure on my teeth, so i took 4teespoons of ibeuprofin(sp??)(pronounce i be pro fin)
then i had sum pork loin for dinner(tho my dad put it in a food processer)
but hey i woke up this mornin wit a few sore's, because i slept on my stomache and my braces pushed againt my lips
but so far so good
just get lotsa yogurt and pudding, that wut i've done, and 2 days after i got my braces..tomorrow
im goin to casa grande for dinner, mexican, i hope i can handle it
it's a lil wierd to eat at first, so u WANT soft foods, u can eat normal stuff like cereal, but it would HURT (trust me i tried)
if ya wanna know ANYTHING else about braces, ask me thru my inbox
i got em on a day ago i dont think ill forget to soon!!
im not pain tolerant either, but they really don't hurt as much as u would think
if u worry, then they will, but if u relax and take a nap afterwords they'll be just fine!!
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can women fall pregnant by a man who is 20years older then them
my friends parents are over 20years apart
40and 64
they had a child together(my best friend)
so it's possible
what does the word Vain mean? I hear ppl say this and I have not clue
it's like being concieted
or full of urself
like it's bad to say the lord's name in vain
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I wish I could change I wish I could
I wish I were not the person I am today
I wish I never did the things that I did
I wish I could just be with you right now
I wish You could see how hard I am trying
To be the perfect person you want me to be...
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As far back as I can remember I have seen things that weren't there(i.e. people, birds and dogs nothing inanimate). These things never talk, they don't scare me or interact with me. I have never told anyone about this before so I don't know if anyone else sees these. I know this is some sort of mental thing, but does anyone have any idea what this actually is? It doesn't bother me but I would like to know what it is. Does anyone know?
u mite have skitzophrania(idk if dats how u spell it)
or u could hallucinate these things
if ur on any medication then a side effect could be hallucinations
but mostly hallucinations consist of inatimate objects
now if u've seen the secret window, then u'd ralize that skitzophrania consists of visualizing living things
im not totaly sure
but just incase, when u 'see' a dog, ask sum1
if they say they don't see it, be like o it must have run away
then u should talk to ur parents, because hallucinating isn't a good thing, and skitzophrania woult need to be treated!
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You say you wanna be true with me
So you start confessing
Befor you start already a tear drops down
You confess everything
It feels like my heart broke
Tears are pouring down
I say how can you do this to me
He says Im sorry
I know Its over
I say Its over
Even though i know i did the right thing
I still love him
But i cant trust him
He lost y trust
So now its over
Maybe someday
My tears will go away.
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if anyone has yahoo that is on advicenators can u plz give me ur screen name i'm doing a survey.
can u also tell me ur age male or female.if u want to add my name it is SpOrTs_BaBe321.
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LOL, thought your comment about someone checking themselves into Cherry Hospital was funny, 'cause I used to work there. Lol, ha ha! HAHAHA!!! W00T, ain't that AWESOME?!?!?
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i like guys but I think about gurls a lot.. does that make me gay?
maybe ur just bisexual
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u hafta go to a website like googl or yahoo, and search images
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if u have AIM or your own website, paste a link there
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The Montgomery Police Department is investigating the city's 24th homicide after a woman was shot to death in the 3900 Block of Oak Street over the weekend.
Police officers were called to the home where they found Shamieka A. Brown, 33, dead inside her home.
During the couse of the investigation, officers arrested the victim's husband, Anthony Lamar Brown, 36,
Authorities are not releasing any other details regarding the homicide at this time.
Brown was taken to the Montgomery County Detention Facility where he's being held on a bond of $75,000.
Anyone with information related to this homicide is asked to contact the Montgomery Police Department at (334) 241-2651 or Montgomery Crime Stoppers at (334) 215-STOP/215-7867 immediately.
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TillMarch Dec 17, 2010 at 9:17 am
Meterberry has the same features and more, not?
jabbs1 Dec 17, 2010 at 9:36 am
Meterberry costs monies.
TillMarch Dec 17, 2010 at 9:38 am
Thats true, but i already have it, so i was wondering if this has anything that MB has not!
theninjasquad Dec 17, 2010 at 9:48 am
I don't think Meterberry though lets you show the uptime minutes in the notification bar.
kbeard26 Dec 17, 2010 at 9:20 am
I downloaded...its been calculating for 5 mins o_O.... is this normal?
datta72 Dec 17, 2010 at 9:57 am
it's been about 20mins over here and it's still calculating.......I'm 3 seconds away from deleting
theninjasquad Dec 17, 2010 at 10:22 am
I just uninstalled for the same reason... I would not stop calculating so this is gone. I'll just use MB instead.
nisido Dec 17, 2010 at 7:01 pm
After battery level(%) drops few times, this app starts calculating. Thanks.
stillonJV Dec 17, 2010 at 9:26 am
It's not Storm compatible? Seriously??
kbeard26 Dec 17, 2010 at 9:38 am
OH that's going on. No storm love ever! Let me delete this app then because I'm a storm kid.
jacktripper Dec 17, 2010 at 12:21 pm
Works just fine on my storm 9530
I find it installed and functions flawlessly on my 9550 running .1015
stackberry369 Dec 17, 2010 at 9:36 am
What is uptime?
missmawarlina Dec 17, 2010 at 9:55 am
This app is not bad and its free :)
teejaywhy Dec 17, 2010 at 10:04 am
Battery is 100% charged and the app indicates 1 hour 15 minutes left over. Can my battery be THAT bad?
sedalia066 Dec 17, 2010 at 10:45 am
Took several minutes to finish calculating but now seems to be working just fine on my Torch. Thanks for the tip. This looks good and for free is even better. :)
aliakberk Dec 17, 2010 at 11:59 am
personally waiting for it to become more realistic... have about 80% battery on my torch and it is saying 17 hours... experience tells me that that is a blatant lie lol.
jgfan1972 Dec 17, 2010 at 1:24 pm
This doesn't show support for the Tour 9630 but I tried it anyway and its working on my device including the leftover, my batt is currently at 84% with 26 hours remaining.
TheDeej Dec 17, 2010 at 1:42 pm
I've tried several times to scan the barcode and it's not working.
amazinglygraceless Dec 17, 2010 at 2:21 pm
Forget this app and forget that POS MeterBerry. Install BB-Meter (FREE) and get all the best of both of these two apps. MeterBerry is the king of all false promising apps. BB Bat provides a staggering dearth of useful information.
http://compactbyte.com/bb-meter/ (I am not affiliated with the developer, I just call it like I see it)
ChaSiuBao Dec 17, 2010 at 6:42 pm
i can vouch for amazinglygraceless i have BB-Meter installed and works great! small little app as well
mcaples Dec 17, 2010 at 7:16 pm
I installed/uninstalled. My Cross Screensaver/Battery Monitor is better then this app (it WAS free). Plus it solves the "show clock while charging" .973 issue
CrackedAngel Dec 17, 2010 at 9:04 pm
Did everyone know that other BlackBerries have that info (or at least how much battery juice you have left) RIGHT on the PHONE itself? Any app, no matter how small, drains battery power to tell you how much battery power you have left. A little redundant isn't it? On the Torch go to Options, Device, and then Device and Status Information. There you will find how much battery power you have left. Simple and you won't drain your battery as much by using the phone's inbuilt system. Now that wasn't so difficult, was it? The Bold 9700 has the same information available, so you can relax and know you can check your battery power without the need for apps, free or not.
amazinglygraceless Dec 17, 2010 at 11:40 pm
This is one of the dumbest things ever posted on this site.
First of all, the amount of "overhead" such an app has on
overall battery life is negligible, at best. I defy you
to prove otherwise. Why people who have no friggin idea what
the **** they are talking about insist on spreading this type
of BS astounds me.
Second, what the native function DOES NOT do that the mentioned apps can is provide you with a detail of how much,
in terms of percentage and time, the battery is draining as well as provide the temperature of the battery. These are useful troubleshooting tools that the OS does not provide.
sam81 Dec 18, 2010 at 11:12 pm
About the free BB Meter is the fact that it reads temps in C instead of F. Otherwise, its a perfect little program. Tried to learn to convert the readings but my forgetfulness prevents that!!!
coreyk86 Dec 19, 2010 at 8:50 am
Nobody reads temperature in farenheit anyways. Except Americans. And we all know how behind the 8-ball they are. Get on that metric system!
J.k. I love (some) Americans


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While exercise has long been touted for its countless benefits, many people stop exercising once they are diagnosed with lung cancer, pleural mesothelioma and other lung diseases as their energy levels and strength begin to decline. However, that is when they may need it most. According to Lee Jones, PhD, scientific director of the Duke …
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About 25 people who object to the Obama administration's handling of the deaths of Americans in Bengazi, Libya, the Internal Revenue Service's loss of controversial emails and other issues took their feelings to the street Thursday with a protest at the federal courthouse in downtown Fresno.
As members of the Central Valley Tea Party assembled near Fresno and P streets, several security personnel inside the courthouse watched from above, but Kay Errotabere wasn't fazed by the scrutiny.
"I've been watched before," she joked. "I am doing this for my grandchildren. I want them to grow up in the same country I grew up in."
Errotabere and others passed out protest signs and urged passers-by to join them.
The signs demanded an investigation of the Sept. 11, 2012, attack on the American diplomatic mission in Benghazi, in which U.S. diplomats Christopher Stevens, Sean Smith and two other Americans were killed. Republicans and members of the tea party have been highly critical of the handling of the issue by Obama and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.
Those at the rally also expressed disbelief that the IRS lost years' worth of emails to and from IRS official Lois Lerner, who is at the center of a controversy about the alleged targeting of conservative groups by the tax agency.
"What if I went to the IRS and told them that my hard drive had crashed?" asked Jonathan Zwickel, a Vietnam veteran, who was sure that excuse wouldn't be accepted by a tax examiner.
"It gets to be too much," he added. "You have to say, 'Something is wrong.' "
Kim Buck used a public address speaker to raise the issues of Operation Fast and Furious, in which the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms allowed assault weapons to fall into the hands of Mexican drug lords. She also expressed dismay that the border has been flooded with young people from Central America seeking immigration amnesty.
"These are the kinds of things that happened in Nazi Germany," she said.
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An expensive plane ticket, more than 4,000 miles, several countries and the Atlantic Ocean. Those were among the obstacles threatening to separate the Hunt family at Christmas for the first time in more than 20 years.
Jeff and Joyce Hunt, of Wabash, and their children Josh and Jessi have always celebrated the holidays together.
Like many other families, they'd sit around the Christmas tree sharing stories, drinking hot cocoa and enjoying one another's company. For their family, it isn't about the gifts or the parties, it's about being with loved ones, they agreed.
But this year was shaping up to be different.
A few months ago, Josh, 20, left for Amsterdam to study ministry through an organization called Masters Commission Amsterdam-North. While there, he's studying topics like theology and church history, while also working in a church.
When I left for Amsterdam, I planned on not coming home for Christmas and I was OK with that, Josh said in an email. But as it got closer and closer, the more I realized how much it really meant to me.
When Josh left, his family was torn – they wished him well on his adventure, but knew it might mean months without much more than a Skype video chat.
Family is so important to all of us, said Jessi Hott, his 22-year-old sister.
Jessi, who recently married Shawn Hott, said she and Josh have been best of friends since the time they were young.
We were close as children and then were home-schooled together, she said. You don't go through home school without becoming close.
Finding a way
When it came time for the holidays, Josh began searching online for a ticket that would bring him home for Christmas, but it wasn't long before he realized the more-than-$1,000 ride wasn't in his budget.
All the money I have raised is going to pay for tuition, so there was never much hope to be able to buy the ticket home, he said.
But Jessi had a different idea.
She began sharing her story with her friends at Huntington University, where she studies ministry worship, and she started an online campaign in October through You Caring (www.youcaring.com) titled Get my brother home for Christmas!
As donations began to trickle in, Jessi and her family continued to pray that God would find a way to bring her brother home. After a week or two, she'd raised about $50 – not nearly enough to bring Josh home.
It wouldn't be Christmas without him. I don't think I could do it and try to keep our parents cheered up, she said.
Meanwhile, Josh continued to scour the Internet in search of a flight cheap enough to bring him home.
In early December, after weeks of searching, he found one.
I was still looking at ticket prices for a flight home when I happened to find one that was actually affordable. I was just joking when I texted Jessi about it, but a few days later I got the news that I'll be home for Christmas, Josh said.
The ticket was a little more than $700, a price Josh's family decided they could split to get him home. Josh will arrive in Fort Wayne Christmas night, just in time for Christmas with his family.
They'll spend three weeks together before he returns to his adventure in Amsterdam.
Josh said he plans to spend the holidays enjoying the company of loved ones and thanking God for the chance to be with them.
For my family, this season isn't about the gifts and the parties, or the image of Christmas. It's always been about being with each other, he said. Nothing spectacular, just getting to watch those stupid Christmas movies that everyone has seen one too many times, knowing that you're surrounded by people who love you for the true you.


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Published Aug. 6, 2013
By Mike Linden, KNDU
A 52-year-old Finley man accused of calling in a bomb threat to Columbia Basin College last month will stay in Franklin County Jail.
Steven Eugene Brown and his court-appointed attorney decided to forego arguing Brown's $150,000 bail Tuesday morning in Franklin County court. Brown's attorney says he needs more time to review the case.
According to CBC, Brown was not a student when he made the threat the morning of July 18th, closing both the Pasco and Richland campuses for the day.
Investigators did not find any explosives on either campus. Both campuses reopened the day after the call.
Brown is charged with one felony count of "Threat to Bomb or Injure Property." He will be back in court August 27th for an omnibus hearing.
His trial is set for September 18th.
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Alan Gampel
Performing at Sunday Afternoons of Music (Mar 16 - Mar 16)
Pianist Alan Gampel, was born into an artistic family that included legendary harpsichordist Wanda Landowska, made his debut at age 7 playing Beethoven at the Hollywood Bowl. Winner of numerous competitions, he has performed with major orchestras from Chicago to Paris and beyond. His recordings have received great critical acclaim.
Theater Information
Sunday Afternoons of Music
Sunday Afternoons of Music
As part of a cultural weekend in October 1980, Doreen Marx presented a free concert with a string quartet composed of the "first chairs" from the Florida Philharmonic Orchestra. This was so successful that another concert was given in the spring of 1981. The success of this ground breaking performance demonstrated the popular demand for affordable classical music concerts in South Miami. Prior to the 1980's Miami-Dade County offered few reasonably priced cultural programs of this quality.
In the series third year, three concerts were presented with local artists. To provide subscribers with something special Doreen initiated an Artists Reception Supper following each performance. In addition, the entire audience was offered complimentary wine and soft drinks at intermission. From these small and simple beginnings, the Sunday Afternoons of Music concert series took shape, and is now recognized as one of the leading recital series in the nation .
Serious music lovers are attracted to the series because of the talent of the nationally and internationally acclaimed artists. Each year the audiences have increased due to the high caliber of artists and reasonable ticket prices. During the first twenty one years the Temple Beth Am Sanctuary provided intimate and warm surroundings, free parking and ease of access. Now in its present location and home at Gusman Concert Hall University of Miami, Coral Gables Campus the series enjoys excellent acoustics as well as greater seating capacity.
Some of the nationally and internationally acclaimed artists who have appeared during the past thirty years: Violinsts - Aaron Rosand, Vadim Repin, Peter Zazofsky, Jaime Laredo, Dmitry Sitkovetsky; Pianists - Bella Davidovich, Richard Goode, Grigory Sokolov; Cellists – Sharon Robinson, Janos Starker, Leslie Parnas, William DeRosa; Quartets: - Muir, Mendelssohn, Orion, St. Lawrence, Juilliard and The Miami String; Vocalists: Eglise Gutierrez, Elizabeth Caballero, Veronica Villarroel, Benita Valente, Dawn Upshaw, Sherrill Milnes, Marcello Giordani, Ben Heppner.


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The Milwaukee Take: Brewers in Seven
Oak Creek editor Mark Schaaf was just a twinkle in his father's eye during the last Suds Series, but better late than never: He's attended every playoff game at Miller Park and sleeps next to a Gorman Thomas bobblehead.
When Nyjer Morgan tweeted "I hope those crying birds injoy watching tha Crew in tha Playoffs!" on Sept. 7, few could have imagined just how wrong Morgan would turn out to be.
Well, the spelling and grammatical errors were obvious. But more importantly, the Cardinals were an after-thought in the playoff race at that time. You know how it turned out: St. Louis would go on a tear, catch and pass the Atlanta Braves on the final day of the regular season, and upset perennial favorite Philadelphia in the National League Division Series.
So a rematch of the '82 Suds Series it is, beginning Sunday afternoon at Miller Park.
It's the last part of that sentence that serves as the biggest reason why the Crew will pull out the series: the majority of the games will be played on the banks of Lake Michigan.
The Brewers won an unbelievable 57 games at Miller Park this season, a franchise record that was the best home record in all of baseball.
The success continued this past week in an intense five-game series against Arizona. Milwaukee fought to game No. 162 to secure home field advantage and it paid off, as the home team won all five games and the Brewers took the series. With the Phillies eliminated, and Prince Fielder's three-run homer in the All-Star game giving the National League home field in the World Series, the Brewers, incredibly, now have home-field advantage throughout the playoffs.
Of course, simply playing a lot of games at Miller Park is no guarantee the Brewers will win the series. It will take both of the team's MVP candidates — Ryan Braun and Prince Fielder — to continue giving the Brewers arguably the best one-two punch in all of MLB. And the supporting cast of Morgan, Corey Hart, Rickie Weeks and Jerry Hairston Jr. need to deliver.
If the teams' first-round playoff series are any indication, this seven-game series isn't likely to end quickly. That being the case, the longer the series goes, the more Milwaukee's home field advantage comes into play. And that hasn't been a good sign for Brewers' opponents.
The St. Louis Take: Cardinals in Seven
Associate local editor Joe Scott is a lifelong St. Louis Cardinals fan whose first memory in school involves listening to the Cards play in the 1968 World Series. Fortunately, the nuns at St. Gregory were also Cardinals fans.
Yes, the Brewers won more games over the course of the season, finished ahead of the Cardinals in the Central Division and won the season series over the Cards. Yes, they won more home games than any other team in the regular season.
How much does that matter in the postseason? About as much as Philadelphia's Major League-leading 102 wins mattered in the division series.
The pressure is on the Brewers to win now, just as it was on the Phillies. But the Brewers have never faced that pressure before. Most Phillies players have World Series rings, but they couldn't come through against St. Louis.
Home field advantage? Please. It didn't help the Phillies, where the Cardinals won two of three games. Frankly, their pitching staff was more of a test than the Brewers'.
The Brewers have come up short in, well, every season since they stopped being the Seattle Pilots and moved to Milwaukee. They finally landed the ace they have been missing for ages in Zach Greinke. Pressure is on to win. Now.
Meanwhile, the playoffs are old hat to Cards players. Several have World Series rings from 2006. Speaking of which, there's Albert Pujols. He becomes a free agent at the end of the season, and if he leaves St. Louis, he will want to do it in style: as a champion. He can will the Cards to win.
Oh, and there's Chris Carpenter. Sure, he's likely to pitch just twice. But it's been at least 20 years since MLB has seen a playoff game pitched as masterfully as Carp's game 5.
Still, nobody expects the wild card team to win it all. Most people—including me—thought the Cards' season was over in August once they fell behind the Brewers by 10½ games. Then, the baseball gods gave us the Atlanta Braves. They collapsed as the Cardinals metamorphosed into the Hottest Team in Baseball.
During that hot stretch, the Cards swept the Brewers in Milwaukee. They haven't cooled off yet. This isn't the same Cardinals team that came tentatively into August. Their defense is better up the middle; the bullpen is solidified; the hitters are confident; and we've beaten the game's two best pitchers in baseball already—Cliff Lee and Roy Halladay.
Everything the Cards get from here on out is gravy. They are loose. The Brewers will be expected to win, and thus will be tighter than the elastic on Prince Fielder's jockey shorts.
But finally, after several years of hoping and trying, they finally won the division. Just when they thought they left the Cardinals in the dust, they turn around only they find the Cardinals standing in their way once again.
The Cardinals have gelled. It took a couple of trades, some tinkering here and there with the bullpen, but Tony La Russa has it figured out. These aren't the same Cardinals we saw Aug. 1.
The Cardinals are the hot team. How much does that matter? Again, ask the Phillies.
History: The Cardinals have always beaten the Brewers in games that really matter. Ask Robin Yount, Paul Molitor, Gorman Thomas, Pete Vuckovich and the rest of the 1982 Brew crew.
The Brewers won the first game of that World Series easily, 10-0. Milwaukee fans thought winning the Series would be as easy as Billy Brewer sliding into his beer stein in the outfield. We remember how that ended, right?
Finally, the forces of nature favor the St. Louis Cardinals. I speak here, of the Rally Squirrel. When random animals begin appearing to help your side win, you know you're the team of destiny.
Just ask the 2002 California Angels, who won their first and only World Series with the aid of the Rally Monkey.
To sum up: Hot team, team of destiny, no pressure, Pujols, Carp, La Russa, playoff experience and the Rally Squirrel. In a nutshell, it's the Cardinals in seven games.
Because that's how we roll.


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SAP Business ONE Implementation: LITE
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- Quickly get up and running with SAP Business ONE for optimizing your business
- Take advantage of real-time information by learning how to run reports
- Learn from real-world data migration scenarios
Book DetailsLanguage : English
Paperback : 116 pages [ mm x mm ]
Release Date : May 2011
Author(s) : Wolfgang Niefert
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Table of ContentsPreface
Chapter 1: SAP Business ONE Express Implementation Walk-through
Chapter 2: Data Migration Scenarios:What to Migrate and How
Chapter 3: Consolidated Reporting and Dashboard Design
- Chapter 1: SAP Business ONE Express Implementation Walk-through
- Configuring a new SAP Business ONE company Lemonade Stand Inc.
- Prerequisites for the case study
- Options to configure a system quickly
- The ad hoc prototyping method
- Use a template database
- Use an industry solution
- Perform a thorough analysis
- Problems with this simple example
- Future way for SAP implementation
- Your own project
- The Lemonade Stand case study
- Company Name
- Database Name
- Local Settings
- Chart of Accounts
- Base Language
- Define Posting Periods
- Walk-through configuration
- Choose Company
- Exchange Rates and Indexes
- Company details and settings
- Company details
- What is the valuation method?
- Essential configuration parameters
- G/L Account Determination
- Default payment terms for banking
- Tax
- Payment terms for customers and vendors
- Setting the stock system
- Getting ready for transactions
- Business partners and marketing documents
- Office integration
- Don't rush—details will always catch up
- Business partner master data
- Add sales people
- Item groups
- Almost done
- Sales stages
- Entering master data
- Transaction digestion
- Summary
- Chapter 2: Data Migration Scenarios:What to Migrate and How
- What you will learn about data migration
- The project plan
- Data sources—where is my data?
- Microsoft Excel and text data migration
- Microsoft Access
- SaaS (Netsuite, Salesforce)
- Other legacy data
- AS/400 or Mainframe
- Peachtree, QuickBooks, and Act!
- Data classification in SAP Business ONE
- Master data
- Transaction data
- Migration scenarios and key decisions
- New company (start-up)
- Islands of data scenario
- IBM legacy data migration
- SQL migration
- Process of migration for your project
- SAP standard import features
- Standard import/export features—walk-through
- Standard import/export features for your own project
- Data Migration Workbench (DTW)
- The DTW templates and business objects
- Connecting to DTW
- The DTW examples and templates
- DTW for your own project
- Advanced data migration tools: xFusion Studio
- xFusion packs save migration knowledge
- Data "massaging" using SQL
- Working with xFusion
- Tips and recommendations for your own project
- Common issues
- Recommendation
- Case study
- Importing sales opportunities for the Lemonade Stand
- Specifying source and target
- Selecting the target "business object"
- Data mapping
- Review the data transfer in SAP
- Summary
- Chapter 3: Consolidated Reporting and Dashboard Design
- What you will learn about reporting in this chapter
- The project plan
- Reporting strategy for your own project
- Standard terms related to reporting
- SQL, query, and stored procedure
- Crystal Reports
- Data warehousing
- SAP reporting components
- Reports in SAP Business ONE
- Drag and relate
- Queries
- Formatted Search
- XL Reporter
- Crystal Reports
- Report design from information requirement to query and report
- Canned reports in SAP
- Queries
- Excel or Crystal
- Information requirement (list, summary, monthly, real-time, and presentation)
- Budget activation and budget reporting for your own business—the center of every reporting strategy
- SAP Crystal Reports add-on
- The Crystal Reports add-on
- Crystal Reports add-on installation
- SAP XL Reporter
- XL Reporter design process
- Open the Report Organizer
- Open the Report Composer
- Drag report dimensions into lower pane
- Create a report using Report Generator
- Save the report
- Import into Report Manager
- Update the SAP menu
- Evaluate sample reports
- Your own project
- CrystalWave reporting
- General settings
- Delivery options
- Printing preferences
- Example email creation
- CrystalWave summary
- Case study (the XL Reporter dashboard)
- Summary
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SAP Business ONE brings the power of the SAP ERP platform to small and mid-size companies. It offers fast-growing companies the same ERP capabilities that are used in world-wide conglomerates and major corporations. SAP Business ONE is powerful, and to fully harness it takes careful planning.
This book will provide you with quick tips to implement SAP Business ONE in your business, starting with the basics of installation and configuration. You'll then learn how to utilize dashboards and reports for quick analysis as well as data migration best practices along the way.
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Dondria, "You're the One" (JD's Jeep Mix)
Dondria's "You're the One" remix was meant for Jeeps, not SUVs. Taking Bootsy Collins' "I'd Rather Be With You" funkstravaganza, Jermaine Dupri gave his protegé's song new life. The thing is that it's not just … read more »
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First reason of studying mathematics is its importance for the development of modern science. It is believed that mathematics is the mother of modern science. The basics developed in mathematics such as equations, laws, algorithms, they are used implicitly in other sciences. For instance, the development of algorithms in mathematics will affect the future of computer science since ninety percent of the computer science theories and programming structures are based on abstract algorithms. Another example is related to the medical field where according to The Ourant Institute, New York University, "equations that describe cardiac mechanics including blood, muscle, and valve mechanics and electrophysiology are different, in both cases a realistic treatment demands the use of methods that account for anisotropy, in homogeneity, and complex geometries" which are fields in abstract mathematics. Mathematics is the science that develops explicitly other kind of science to apply its capacity for speed and precision.
The second reason of the importance of studying mathematics is its everyday use in real life by everyone. Since the early ages the basic arithmetic operations has been used by human regarding his/her origin, culture, and language. These four operations construct the elementary parts of mathematics. Cooking, for instance; is a simple task done by anybody; however, the quality of cooking is based on the amount of ingredient used; people use mathematics to weigh the quantity used through adding and subtracting using balances and units like kilogram and liter. Another good example of the use of the importance of mathematics in daily life is managing the how money grows and how to keep it from shrinking. The simple arithmetic operations are used for the calculation of the income from a savings account or the charges accumulated on a credit card; these operations could mean big payoffs over time. For thousands of years mathematics has been used daily if it is in commerce while trading or in kitchens while cooking.
Finally, mathematics is the only mutual language used by all human beings regardless of their origin, gender, religion, or culture. One plus one is still equals to two despite of what country is used in or what language is expressed with. Adding the cost of the shopping items is the same whether it is in dollars, euros, or dirham. Few are the people that can speak more than one tongue language; however, all of us possess the ability to be literate in the mutual language of math. The language of math is what connects the world because it is a tool that we can express using it the mysteries of the universe, paranormal phenomenon, or the secret of curing extreme diseases. Mathematics connects people with other cultures in order to communicate and transfer the understanding of strange phenomena.Mathematics is more than just the science of numbers taught by teachers in schools to students that could enjoy or fear. It has a significant role in the lives of individuals and society in general. Mathematical theories are used everyday either by expert in applied science like physicians or by chefs in cheap restaurants. It needs to be amplified in education to provide students with skills required to achieve higher education, career aspirations, and reaching personal fulfillment. Mathematics is important; all of it.
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- Babylonian Innovations in MathematicsMathematics is an ancient science that began with the Babylonians. Though many of their original conceptions of mathematics were flawed, their tradition of seeking knowledge and concrete proof exists still today.
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The coach has ordered Tucker Vaughn to report to the team's masseuse Wolfie Blue to relieve stress in his lower back. While exploring Tucker's back, buttocks and thighs for sensitivity, Wolfie casually slips a finger in the young athlete's tight hole. Tucker's moans give him the go ahead to continue to probe his ass which makes his hard cock pop out of his jockstrap. Wolfie gets Tucker on all fours so he can move in and get his tongue deep in-between Tucker's smooth butt cheeks. All of the rimming has made both studs horny so Wolfie climbs up on the massage table and feeds Tucker his big uncut cock. Tucker sucks Wolfie's dick until he can't take it anymore; he wants to be fucked. Wolfie shoves his huge cock in the blond jock's tight ass and fucks a load out of him then pulls out and jerks his load all over Tucker's bubble-butt.
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In a village near Paris, the maximalist decorator has restored a 12th-century castle while transforming one of its outbuildings into an elite academy for a vanishing breed of artisans.
One vinter's tireless pursuit of first-growth-quality wine has drawn an obsessive cult following to his flagship brand. With a new venture, Promontory, Harlan is one step closer to raising the profile of the region.
Her name might not be known to many, but the title held by this Hermès stalwart—artistic director of women's universe—hints at her far-ranging responsibilities.
If fortune favors the bold, then the fearless mixture of patterns guarantees an auspicious start to the season.
The icon of Italian cinema shares a few of her favorite things.
The fashion photographer's newly opened Rose Hotel adds another dash of cool to the chic, edgy beachfront neighborhood of Venice, one of Los Angeles's hottest locales.
After decades of neglect, one of the city's magnificent belle époque buildings will reopen as the first European outpost of the Hong Kong-based hotel group.
There's a new attitude in the air about layering this season. Lighten up slouchy knits by pairing them with long, sheer skirts.
A show honoring the work of the "social practice" duo begins in July.
In tony Pacific Heights, the finest shops and most delicious restaurants can be found on this sloping thoroughfare.
Alasdhair Willis, the newly appointed Creative Director of Hunter, takes the iconic British brand into modern territory.
Glittering jewels adorn classic square timepieces from brands such as Hermès to Van Cleef & Arpels
An '80s design revival brings the luxury stone back in vogue
Take a trip to paradise that is not only luxurious but ecologically minded.
Editor in Chief Kristina O'Neill introduces the July/August 2014 Destinations issue of WSJ. Magazine.
WSJ. asks six luminaries to weigh in on a single topic. This month: Independence.
From lip glosses to eye shadows, makeup products pack a punch of color for the summer season.
This season, brands are moving beyond polka dots and monochromatic stripes for men's swim shorts.
To commemorate its 45th anniversary, the esteemed watchmaker and NASA have released a special-edition timepiece.
Make serious waves with Roy Stuart's Rampant, and find out what makes it one of the most expensive surfboards in the world.
We run the numbers on the Swiss-born player who's the game's next big name.
The high-end phone designer provides its jet-set clientele with the latest in luxury.
Long shunned as totalitarian kitsch, the design style resurges in Moscow.
Call it a Bismarck, a Dutch baby or a puffy pancake. This airy, skillet-size popover is tasty any way you spin it. Try it two ways, with recipes for a sweet version topped with rhubarb-pear compote and a savory one loaded with steak and eggs.
Banish stale peanuts and pretzels from your bar forever. When cocktail hour rolls around, serve these elevated snack mixes instead.
This recipe from chef Larry McGuire of Jeffrey's in Austin, Texas, pairs a salad made from the nutty whole grain freekeh with citrus-marinated quail and apricots seared on the grill.
The onslaught of standard-issue versions leaves fans of the pretty, pink drink struggling to place the perfect order. They'd be well served to look to the revolutionary vintners tending to their wines with extra care.
Ugo Correani—who collaborated with Versace and Chanel—is a name that fashion forgot. But the designer's playful work has a life of its own.
Collectibles | Neymar on the Weight of the World Cup; Redefining African Luxury in Nigeria; Massimo Bottura's Feast for the Eyes; Ease Into Fall With Light Coats
Style & Design | Julia Roberts on Family and Fame; Japan's Hospitality Culture; Caviar Kaspia Restaurant; Walton Ford's Wildlife Paintings; States of Grace Coddington
Taste | Scarlett Johansson on Family, Career; The Brothers Behind El Celler de Can Roca; Reinventing Pucci's Estate; Iwan Baan, Architecture's Most Wanted Photographer
Spring Fashion | The Life Aesthetic With Wes Anderson; The Art of Lord Snowdon; The Crossover Talent of Haider Ackermann; Federico Marchetti's Art-Filled Home; Northampton's Traditional Shoemaking Revival
Spring Fashion | The Dream Life of Emilia Clarke; The New Master of Saks Fifth Avenue; The Emergence of Baku; The Treasures of 1stdibs's Michael Bruno; Designer Joseph Altuzarra Knows What Women Want
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Holiday | The Mystique of Penélope Cruz; Diego Della Valle Gives Back to His Country; The Threesome Behind Calvin Klein; Inside Hemingway's Havana Retreat; Gift Guide
The Innovator of the Year Awards | WSJ. Magazine's 2013 award winners include Daft Punk, Nick D'Aloisio, Alice Waters, Pat McGrath, Do Ho Suh, David Adjaye and Thomas Woltz.
Travel | Mozambique's Allure; Scorsese's Wolf Pack; Pilati on the Future of Menswear; The Private Eye of Giancarlo Giammetti; Gardener Prince Louis Albert de Broglie
Fall Fashion | The Return of Tom Ford; Gianni Agnelli, the Godfather of Style; Bespoke Italian Tailoring From Japan; The Business of Fashion's Imran Amed; The Discreet Charm of Tomas Maier; Hiroshi Sugimoto's Fossil Fuel
Fall Fashion | Bernardo Paz's Dedication to Inhotim; The Cult of Isabel Marant; Holly Branson Comes Into Her Own; Eileen Gray's E.1027; Sophia Amoruso Expands Nasty Gal
Destination/Summer | How Woody Allen Sees It; India's Last Maharaja; Osaka's Dining Scene; Oslo as the Next Art Capital; Chris Blackwell's Jamaican Retreat; Chef Juan Mari Arzak's Heirlooms
Collectibles | Natalia Vodianova Moves Beyond the Runway; William Eggleston's Cameras; Anna Piaggi's Costume Drama; Collecting Art With François Pinault; Alan Faena's Argentine Residence
Style & Design | Rick Owens's Paris Home; Donald Judd's SoHo Haven; The Man Behind LACMA; The Ascent of Japanese Whisky; Global Art Star Ellen Gallagher; The Ladies Behind Moda Operandi
Men's Style | Carmelo Anthony's Slam Dunk; Mike Kelley, the Escape Artist; The Philippines's Strange Paradise; How Acne Studios Became a Powerhouse; For Scheer, the Shoe Must Go On
Spring Fashion | Fifty Shades of White; The Arnault Legacy; The House that Gucci Built, The Year of Cooking Dangerously; Narciso Rodriguez's Life in Fashion; Meet the Klosses; A Day With Keith McNally
Indulgences & Escapes | Rebecca Hall, a Starlet for a New Age; South Africa's Rising Wine Star; Mexico's Culinary Genius; Christophe Lemaire's Understated Glamour; Chef Paul Bocuse's Franco-American Quest
The Innovator of the Year Awards | WSJ. Magazine's 2012 award winners include Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen, Twitter's Jack Dorsey and others who share a passion for collaboration.
Fall Style Issue: Men of the World | The Century's Finest Travel Writer, Paris's Secret Motorcycle shop, Africa's Most Heralded Safari Guides & Joel Edgerton's Breakout Year
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The Destination Issue: The Cool Elegance of Marion Cotillard, Time Traveling in Shangha, Day to Night Glamour in Bora Bora, On a Mission to Marrakech
Inside the Armani empire. Plus, Edna O'Brien's best friend, Being Wes Anderson, The Comeback of Christian Liaigre and Summer Poolside Glamour
The Designed World | The people & ideas redefining art, fashion, culture, interiors, travel and business
Josh Brolin, the rare leading man whose talent equals his good looks. Plus, John Waters, Pharrell Williams and artisinal olive oil.
Charlotte Gainsbourg, France's most-talked-about multitasker, teams up with a kindred spirit. Plus: Recalling the glory days of the Côte d'Azur, the face of French fashion, and artist Cindy Sherman is riding high.
Anjelica Houston on the '70s fashion scene in New York City and moving forward after the death of her husband. Plus: Francis Ford Coppola's grand hotel, Thomas Flohr's upstart VistaJet and the race to save Afghanistan's cultural heritage.
Glamorously surreal fashion brings a much needed spirit of eccentricity to the year's end. Plus: The cost of maintaining the family castle, the ultimate food destination in the world and Kevin Spacey brings Shakespeare to the world.
The Innovator's Issue: Fashion gets busy, artist Ai Weiwei breaks all the rules, architect Bjarke Ingels creates the buildings of tomorrow and Joris Laarman elevates everyday objects into the realm of the extraordinary.
The State of Man: David Beckham suits up. Plus: Ferrari Chairman Luca Cordero di Montezemolo's bella vita, the death of the playboy and tough questions for Meredith Whitney.
Fall Fashion Issue: The seductive charm of Rachel Weisz. Plus: The battle for Hermès, Rei Kawakubo speaks, Russia revamps the Bolshoi, and the new dress code.
The Travel Issue: Buying a village in the south of France, eating in Copenhagen and Chicago, restoring a Modernist palace in Brazil, luxury shopping in Mongolia, and more.
The elusive cool of Mr. X, Michael Fassbender, Dasha Zhukova's next big art gamble, the new Paris underground, and summer's hottest swimsuits.
The Old-World Artistry Behind Chanel: Inside the luxury house's legendary haute ateliers. Plus: Haiti's architectural heritage, the greatest buildings never built, Richard Branson's parents and Robert De Niro.
The Business of Being Anna: The Vogue editor's web of allies has helped turn her into a global brand that transcends fashion. Plus: Carlos Slim builds a museum, Lucian Freud about his dealer, Christo after Jeanne-Claude.
The season's vibrantly decadent dresses come undone with wistful abandon on the shores of Turks and Caicos. Plus, great new suits for men and a look behind the curtain of mercurial master strategist Pierre Rougier.
Vincent Cassel's rugged refinement; Warren Buffett and his bridge partner, Sharon Osberg; Beirut's creative renaissance and Michael Eisner on the future of media.
Luxury Guide: how to buy prestige wines, secondhand helicopters, the safest face-lift and more. Plus: camel classics, the one-man museum and Indian art.
American small-town girl meets British stalwart. How Angela Ahrendts made Burberry a global success story. Also: Uggs, a Love Story.
At headquarters with J. Crew's Mickey Drexler; the creative pair behind "Mad Men"; executives take up surfing; and summer's chicest styles.
Play off the most confectionary haute couture creations by dressing them down with statement sneakers.
From a Dior python clutch to a knotted Jimmy Choo Sandal, this month's Market Report packs the perfect valise for any expedition.
From Céline shoes to a Johan Lindstén lamp, this month's Market Report zooms in on details that make a big impact—here are five pieces that loom large over today's design landscape.
Take a break and bask in the relaxed spirit and sweet simplicity of the season's casual fashion, modeled by Kati Nescher. Remain at ease in floaty frocks that flirt with modern romance and exercise languid styling techniques with perfectly slouchy pieces.
Watercolors give fresh depth to the indigo tones in spring's strongest trend: royally dyed shirts, sweaters and suits.
There's been a planetary shift in style this season, which means a whole new universe of intoxicating colors, daring patterns and rich textures to explore.
Laid-back denim pieces—from brands such as Frame and Victoria Beckham—are more posh than ever in lean cuts and even dyes, paired with classic pieces.
Andreea Diaconu models the latest spring fashion at Costa Careyes, a fantastical refuge filled with art and architecture on Mexico's Pacific Coast.
There's no need to meddle with a classic when sculptural shapes are in play. Carve out a chic identity in eveningwear that puts the spotlight on compelling cuts, from cropped pants to windowpane tops.
Things aren't so black and white when a dash of pink is added to otherwise simple pairings.
With iconic Brooklyn Heights as the backdrop, Dree Hemingway models casual glamour from designers such as Derek Lam and Prada.
A series of tailored topcoats for men from brands such as Rag & Bone and Valentino.
A selection of navy coats from brands such as Hermès, Chloé and Chanel.
Designers such as Carolina Herrera, Proenza Schouler and Marni add bright colors and graphic prints to a his-and-hers wardrobe that puts new pep in class prep.
It's no longer about tight, tighter tightest. Clothing's new relaxed proportions are a breath of fresh air.
Step into the spotlight in a Gucci gown or a Céline top and covet the sleek modern designs that feature simple draping, easy fabrics and new take on the color pink.
Leaving the tailored confines of suits far behind, go off fashion's familiar grid in rugged, relaxed pieces that give a peak performance.
The latest romantic looks make good use of electric eyeliner, textured nails and silver-tipped lips for a quiet strength.
From Asian-inspired sandals to African beads, accessories inspired by the farthest reaches of the globe bring a touch of worldliness.
When nothing is stirring, tiptoe through a house filled with the finest season gifts, from sparkling jewels to bespoke suits—each made in America.
A look at fashion designer Jil Sander's minimalist designs.
The Arab world artworks marking a generation of change.
The unspoiled island that's advancing the face of Greek real estate.
KAWS through the years, from art world rebel to an icon for the anti-establishment.
The groundbreaking works of Jeanne Gang
Inside Yves Saint Laurent and Pierre Berge's Moroccan oasis.
Embrace the more flamboyant side of fashion, à la David Hockney or Lapo Elkann. Who says your shirt need always match your pants or shoes?
After seasons of stark minimalism, there's an unapologetic exuberance in the air, including gilded gold, jewel-tone brocades, black lace, capelets of feather and an endless stream of silk scarves.
Oscar winner, model and new mother Marion Cotillard perfectly embodies the high-stakes drama of fall fashion—heavy on romance, and tough as nails.
When summer temperatures rise, shine in dazzling metallics and shimmering gems.
Actor Josh Brolin is gritty and direct -- in both films and his life -- and happily relies on his wife to dress him.
With a garment-district pedigree, uncanny business skill, and labels like Proenza Schouler and Helmut Lang under his stewardship, Andrew Rosen emerges as the most influential man in the American fashion industry.
At 79, Oscar de la Renta is pursuing an ambitious expansion plan, venturing into new categories, including cosmetics and childrenswear, and dusting off older ones, such as fragrance.
For artist Cindy Sherman, a great portrait is "something that combines the familiar with the unfamiliar—something seductive but also repulsive."


text: gradPSYCH Article Search Results 1–10 of 21 for "HIV and AIDS"X Refine Your Search Refine Your Search TopicEducation (9)HIV & AIDS (2)Children (1)Lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender (1)Workplace issues (1)Column or DepartmentAPAGS News (4)Career Center (2)Cover Story (5)Degree In Sight (3)Research Roundup (2) 1 more... [+] The Latest (3)Hide detailsYear2013 (4)2010 (1)2009 (1)2008 (1)2007 (2) 4 more... [+] 2006 (5)2005 (4)2004 (1)2003 (2)Hide detailsAuthorPackard, E. (3)Tracey, Melissa Dittmann (2)Azar, Beth (1)Bailey, D. Smith (1)Boenau, Martha (1) 11 more... [+] Chamberlin, Jamie (1)Clay, Rebecca A. (1)DeAngelis, Tori (1)Dittmann, M. (1)Greengrass, M. (1)Greer, M. (1)Meyers, Laurie (1)Miller, Anna (1)Packard, Erika (1)Stambor, Z. (1)Walton, Alice G. (1)Hide details Results 1–10 of 21 Previous 1 2 3 ... Next Relevance Title A-Z Title Z-A Newest First Oldest First Sort by: 1.Putting psychology in policyDaniela Ligiero, PhD, the senior gender technical advisor for the U.S. President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR), makes sure PEPFAR considers gender issues — such as gender-based violence, masculinity norms and access to reproductive health care — when it decides which HIV/AIDS programs to support with its $6 billion in annual funding.Magazine Article - gradPSYCH (November 2013)2.Research Roundup: September 2003Learn about graduate student research in computer training for at-risk youth, cognitive strategies for problemsolving, peer-group effects, dating show viewers and and HIV-positive health behaviors.Magazine Article - gradPSYCH (September 2003)3.Online petition supports peer reviewAPA and a coalition of scientific and public health organizations are seeking signatures from scientists and graduate students for an online petition that supports the peer-review process.Magazine Article - gradPSYCH (June 2004)4.Older and wiserStudents weigh in on their decision to take up psychology as a second career.Magazine Article - gradPSYCH (March 2006)5.Meet your APAGS officersElected officers of the American Psychological Association of Graduate Students (APAGS) serve as students' voice in APA on a variety of graduate student issues-such as financing and market-sensitivity of education and training, and increasing diversity within programs.Magazine Article - gradPSYCH (September 2003)6.A global perspectiveExperts and students offer tips on adding an international focus to your psychology work.Magazine Article - gradPSYCH (January 2006)7.APAGS news: January 2005Learn about APAGS committee positions, outstanding state psychology associations, the Ethics Prize and ethnic minority fellowships.Magazine Article - gradPSYCH (January 2005)8.APAGS news: September 2006Learn about APA's annual convention, oustanding student advocates, and CEMA awards.Magazine Article - gradPSYCH (September 2006)9.APAGS news: September 2005Learn about a new LGBT resource guide, ethnic minority grants and outstanding student advocates.Magazine Article - gradPSYCH (September 2005)10.Have student ID, will travelGraduate students are taking advantage of opportunities to hone their language skills, collaborate with foreign researchers, and work with other psychologists worldwide.Magazine Article - gradPSYCH (March 2013) Previous 1 2 3 ... Next Relevance Title A-Z Title Z-A Newest First Oldest First Sort by: Results 1–10 of 21 for "HIV and AIDS"X


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Worship and Music in the Chinese Church
This course is designed for those who are called to serve in the area of music and worship ministry. This course will equip students with essential and functional knowledge of the subjects, through providing the biblical and theological foundations for worship, training skills for developing and leading congregational signing, teaching principles in planning worship services, and developing interpersonal skills for working with musicians in churches. (in Mandarin)
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Men can't pack a bag.
Men wouldn't be caught dead wearing red velvet.
Men would feel their masculinity is threatened... having to be seen with all those elves.
Men don't answer their mail.
Men would refuse to allow their physique to be described, even in jest, as anything remotely resembling a "bowlful of jelly."
Men aren't interested in stockings unless somebody's wearing them.
Having to do the "Ho, Ho, Ho," thing would seriously inhibit their ability to pick up women.
Finally, being responsible for Christmas would require a commitment.
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... sounds like a no brainer right? Well not necessarily. When afield with students two observations come to mind regarding what is commonly forgotten and that which isn't even considered. Photography equipment to carry when you're out taking pictures:
1- Your Camera & lenses. Lenses (plural) enable you to be ready for anything so just because you've got your big zoom for bird photography, don't forget your wide angle for landscapes and special effects. You can use it if you have it.
2- The unsung heroes. That means your battery(ies) fully charged, at least one memory card, a remote shutter release and a small flashlight for darkness. The first two on the list are absolutely crucial but are often forgotten and the latter two make life easier.
3- Safety. Southwest Florida is beautiful with almost limitless photography but it can be harsh. That means water, snacks, required meds, sunscreen, sunglasses, hats and first aid if you're getting away. One thing that has saved me many times is a small kit to treat fire ant bites. I use white vinegar to wash the areas then rub on meat tenderizer, both of which help break down the potentially deadly toxins. What would you do if bitten voraciously 45 miles from home?
4- Other gear. A tripod, monopod, beanbag rest, your owners' manual, and possibly an optional second camera/lens set up. I like to travel lightly but some would add field guides, binoculars, gps units and more. Any must haves for you?
Be prepared and you're almost assured a good day out. Don't let a simple oversight ruin your day or inconvenience others. If you need help getting started with your camera, sign up or tell your friends- "Digital Photography for Beginners" begins this week in Naples at Collier County's Vineyards Community Park. Thursdays 6-8 pm, May 5th-26th. To register call the park at 239-353-9669. Gordon.
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Moose Jaw, Salinas and Parkersburg.
Not exactly Tinker to Evers to Chance, but these being the Angels, mythology isn't always so neatly packaged.
Sometimes, the three most important things in your clubhouse aren't your best infielders. Sometimes they're your three worst memories.
Sometimes, a championship race is not only about chasing. Sometimes it's also about running away.