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Originally from Nashville, Tennessee, David Claunch graduated from Trinity University in San Antonio with a BS in Computer Science. His background in electronic prepress and digital imaging served as the foundation of Claunch Consulting, the precursor to Liaison. Dave has written numerous articles and hardware/software reviews for Publish Magazine and other industry trade publications. He is also Past President of the Austin chapter of the American Advertising Federation (1999-2000), Past President of the Austin chapter of the Printing and Imaging Association (2001), and has served on the regional Board of Directors of the PIA Mid-America. In June of 2002, Dave was voted "Ad Man of the Year" by the Austin Advertising Federation and presented with their Silver Service Award. In 2009, Dave was given the "Volunteer of the Year Award" by the Greater Austin Chamber of Commerce and selected as "Citizen of the Year" by the Westlake Chamber of Commerce. His interests include volunteering for stuff and getting awards.
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Mark contributes to employee communications, training, processes improvements, and general Liaison operations. He is also always on the lookout for companies that might take advantage of Liaison's unique model for utilizing creative talent. Before joining Liaison, Mark received a B.A. degree from Baylor University in Communications and has worked on programs for IBM, Motorola, Computer Sciences Corporation, Silicon Integration Initiative and the City of Austin. Mark has a wonderful wife, Karla, and two great sons, Dakota and Jax.
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Kris originally joined Liaison in 2004 as a member of a client's on-site creative services team. In 2006 he flew the coop to pursue different opportunities and has since worked in project management, design and print production. After a stint in Los Angeles where he worked for a Hollywood ad agency, Kris returned to Austin in 2012 and re-joined Liaison as part of the Agency Services team. He graduated from Oklahoma State University with a BS in Advertising and the things he loves most are: his wife Amber and dog Buckley, baseball, music, OSU sports and Wes Anderson movies.
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Eating, while engaged in other activity, can prevent us from knowing what and how much we're putting in our mouths. When our focus is on the television, or in a good book while we eat, we often eat more than we should. And that means too many calories.We need to be mindful -- or attentive -- to not only what we eat, but how much we eat and also why we eat.
One way we can pay more attention to our food, is to not eat while doing any other activity, like watching tv or reading. Snack away from the television or do your reading away from the snack bowl.
"I know that my favorite thing to do was eat and read. So for the first six months I had to completely divorce those two activities, because I wasn't enjoying either one as much as I could."
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Eating mindfully also means eating to relieve hunger, not eating because we're bored, mad, sad or even happy.
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If you find yourself eating when you're not hungry, choose another activity to occupy your time. Keep your hands busy. Do something you enjoy that's healthy, productive or fun. Replace eating with some physical activity. Your body will benefit by replacing unhealthy snacking with some exercise.
If you're snacking because you are hungry, choose healthy snacks like carrots or other vegetables. Other suggestions may be whole wheat crackers, or fruit.
How do you eat during mealtime? When you sit down to a meal, do you eat quickly? Slow down. Enjoy your meal. Be mindful of each bite and give your food full attention. Eating slowly gives our bodies time to feel satisfied, as the amount of food we eat increases.
When your hunger is satisfied, stop eating. Eating quickly doesn't give your body time to recognize that you've eaten as much as you have. That can lead to overeating, feeling satisfied only after we've eaten too much.
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Again, allow yourself an appropriate serving size. Instead of overeating, reduce the amount of food available to you by taking less, sharing a dish, or saving some for leftovers.
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Debanjan Saha, Sampath Rangarajan, Satish K. Tripathi, "An Analysis of the Average Message Overhead in Replica Control Protocols," IEEE Transactions on Parallel and Distributed Systems, vol. 7, no. 10, pp. 1026-1034, October, 1996. | |||
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Abstract—Management of replicated data has received considerable attention in the last few years. Several replica control schemes have been proposed which work in the presence of both node and communication link failures. However, this resiliency to failure inflicts a performance penalty in terms of the communication overhead incurred. Though the issue of performance of these schemes from the standpoint of availability of the system has been well addressed, the issue of message overhead has been limited to the analysis of worst case and best case message bounds. In this paper we derive expressions for computing the
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i'm working in a company with about 2000 emplyees, most of the emplyees are users on their Pcs (user privilege). we have a billing application which require admin privilege to run. acording to our policies and procedures, we can not provide about 500 user with admin privilege to work on this application. so please I need your support to find a solution to run this application in a user mode.
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hi Ray,
I've had similar issues, what you can also do is to grant full permissions on the registry keys belonging to that application. This usually allows the app to run.
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It has all the ingredients. When I first looked at the fight I thought because of their styles it would be a boring chess match but when I actually look at the films of how each guy boxes there is no way they could do that for 12 rounds.
Donaire is too impatient to do that and honestly it plays right into Rigondeux's strengths. Donaire will not seek to jab his way to victory as it would end up looking a lot like DLH vs Mayweather with a similar result. A split decision victory for Rigondeux who is the best looking technical boxer I've ever watched on film. I see this fight as a career defining fight for both fighters. I think no matter who wins there will be calls for a rematch unless one of them wins by TKO. Either fighter could win by TKO, KO, or through boxing. There hasn't been a fight this evenly matched in terms of skill in many years. At the same time this fight favors Donaire. Donaire has the chance not only to win this fight but to win by KO. I think the only way Donaire wins is by knocking Rigondeux down and he's got enough speed and power to do this. I see it looking similar to Pacquiao Marquez in terms of how the fight goes. Someone is going to get knocked down or perhaps both will be and the fight will be competitive every moment of the fight. The only thing HBO has to do is market this fight properly. This is a PPV quality fight that we are getting for free. If Donaire loses there will be a rematch. If Donaire wins but doesn't look impressive then it's a boost to Rigondeux as it will look like Rigondeux was robbed. |
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nope two counter punchers are boring, hint marquez vs floyd mayweather
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That would guarantee a win for Rigo who cannot fight as anything but a counter puncher. I've seen Donaire go into slugging mode. He's a boxer puncher while Rigondeux counter punches.
However I have seen Rigondeux go aggressive in fights when he's not worried about the other fighters power. I think in this fight he will have to be defensive and if he does he will lose on points but it's possible someone of his skill level could change his style. In the Olympics he was not one dimensional and didn't fight in the style he's fighting now, if he goes back to that we might see something different and with Donaire one punch could change everything. Actually with either of them one punch can change the fight. Rigondeux could hit Donaire to the body and down him at any time. If for sure wont be slow paced though. Donaire wont have a chance of he fights like that and has to up the tempo and try to fight his style not Rigo's. Rigo will try to slow it down and make it ugly and boring but that didn't work too well for the last few fighters who tried that against Donaire and got knocked out. |
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Every single move they make would be lethal. Both guys have technical striking skills that would put each other out. I see Donaire looking for a swift KO, Rigo will be waiting for an opening to take advantage of. I don't see this happening in 12 rounds. I wouldn't be surprised if this fight wouldn't get past 3-4 rds. Just my 2 cents
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im fascinated by this character. does anyone have a theory as to who he may be? who was the first demi god in Greek myth?
im fascinated by this character. does anyone have a theory as to who he may be? who was the first demi god in Greek myth?
Have you had a chance to read #14?, In case you haven't,
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I thought they made clear that he's not a demigod, but a full god--the firstborn of Zeus and Hera. And he was wiped from history by Zeus and his brothers, meaning we've probably never heard his name. In fact, he may not even have a proper name; he was abandoned as an infant, and he calls himself the Nameless One (or the One Without a Name or something like that) in #13.
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He called himself the Nameless One, the First Born, the Crippler of Souls.
I assume after he was cast out, Zeus eventually found him again resulting in his present location. Added I think he is a god of nature that did something to upset the balance between the mortal world and Olympus (either by helping or preying on mankind), which may explain why he's been lost and buried in a place where there are virtually no aggressive lifeforms to help him out (unless there happens to be killer penguins around).
Or he "found" Zeus, having established a power base in nature and among his "tribes" that he mentions, and having prepared himself for a rebellion. Either way, he may never have been properly named, and even if he was, it's probably not a name that we know, since he was wiped from history.
I imagine that some of the "wives" and "tribes" he mentions could have told him about Zeus and helped him figure out who he (the First Born) was. And of course, they must have called him something, but rather than what we might think of as a proper name, they might have called him things like the Nameless One, the Crippler of Souls, the Firstborn--in other words, there may not be a particularly definitive significant name that he hasn't already given us.
I think he might be inclined to learn the rest of the world's languages in one go by eating Siracca's head. :)
Well, that is true.
I was just thinking he was a similar case to something that happened in NTT: Games, where Raven was faced with her older sister, who had gone insane and been locked away in Arkham, yet never been given a name and identity, which she got before she died. (Obviously the First Born isn't as unstable, but I do wonder if he has another name (the other ones are more like titles others have given him))
Well, I wish him good luck with that, she could just turn intangible and fly away :)I think he might be inclined to learn the rest of the world's languages in one go by eating Siracca's head. :)
Hmmm...I wonder if breathing her in would work? :)
Hey--I wonder if Demeter had a hand in raising the First Born; that would kind of fit the whole "nature becomes nurture" thing, it seems to me. And now Demeter is taking care of Zola's baby. Maybe the idea is that when the Firstborn and the Lastborn come together, it will be time for the final "harvest" of the Olympian patriarchy (a patriarchy which probably strikes Demeter as utterly absurd, since it's apparently driven by each patriarch--Uranus, then Kronus, then Zeus--trying to forestall his reign's inevitable end or "harvest").
What I think is awesome about the First Born's story is that it gives Hera greater motivation to kill the children Zeus has by other women.
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Anghiari is a pleasant town not far from the provincial capital of Arezzo: 26 km to the SW by road, but only 16 km in a straight line; the rugged Alpi di Poti between the two towns makes for circuitous travel if beautiful scenery. Anghiari is situated just where the hills drop off, so that eastward, it overlooks the Tiber valley and Sansepolcro (8 km).
The old town, or Borghetto, is an attractive warren of medieval stone buildings, with a surprisingly good museum considering how small the town is. The town hall is also medieval and, rather unusually, its ground floor has several good frescoes as well as a pretty little chapel with even more frescoes. Anghiari also has its share of old churches, among which S. Maria delle Grazie is the best, with paintings and della Robbia ceramics.
A proper website will eventually appear here, since I've been to Anghiari, like the town, and hope to go back for a bit longer stay. For now then, you may find it useful to read the Apr. 13, 2004 entry of my diary, which includes two more photos (and just maybe also the next entry after that); but for fuller information on the town, see the sites in the navigation bar at the foot of this page.
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chanical engineering. From 1988 to 1990, he served as executive vice chancellor
and UCI distinguished professor at the University of California, Irvine. Dr. Tien
is internationally recognized for his scholarly contributions in the field of heat
transfer. He was born in Wuhan, China, and educated in Shanghai and Taiwan,
where his family fled after World War II. Dr. Tien completed his undergraduate
education at National Taiwan University and came to the United States in 1956.
He earned an M.A. at the University of Louisville and a second M.A. and a Ph.D.
at Princeton University in 1959. He currently serves on the board of the Carnegie
Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching, the Asia Foundation, and Wells
Fargo Bank, and has just completed a term on the Board of Trustees at Princeton
University. Dr. Tien is a member of the National Academy of Engineenng.
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Engineenng (NAE) in Washington, D.C., where he directs a multiyear program
of policy research on technology, trade, and economic growth. Since joining the
NAE as a postdoctoral fellow in 1988, he has directed multiple NAE committee
studies that have resulted in published reports. These have included National
Interests in an Age of Global Technology (1991), Mastering a New Role: Shaping
Technology Policy for National Economic Performance ( 1993), and a forthcom-
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ing report on technology transfer in Germany and the United States. In addition
to his work with the Academy, Reid is a professorial lecturer in European studies
at the Johns Hopkins University, Paul Nitze School of Advanced International
Studies, where he received his Ph.D. in international relations in 1989. Before
joining the NAE, he was an instructor in political economy at Oberlin College
(1986-1987) and worked as a consultant to the National Research Council (1988)
and the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (198~19854.
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Two new sites have been added to Unesco's World Heritage in Danger list: the Galápagos Islands and the Niokolo-Koba National Park in Senegal. The park, rich with wildlife, was added because of poaching and plans to build a dam near the property on the Gambia River, while increased tourism was a...
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During Cambodia's long nightmare of civil war, genocide and foreign occupation, concern for its archaeological treasures took second place. But now, after more than a decade of peace, an international campaign to rescue Angkor Wat and other centuries-old temples is being hailed as a model for...
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TWO years after the giant statues known as the Buddhas of Bamiyan were destroyed by the Taliban, work to salvage the remnants and to prepare the site for a museum has been delayed because of security concerns throughout the region. Even when those tensions die down, however, fighting over what...
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On a recent rainy afternoon, Antônio Laia was closing up his souvenir shop on one of the beautiful Baroque squares in this old gold mining town, a national cultural treasure listed by Unesco as a world heritage site. A sudden screech of brakes, the skidding of tires on wet cobblestones and the...
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In cooperation with Unesco, Travel Plans International, a commercial tour company, has developed a series of tours to World Heritage Sites -- cultural and natural treasures that Unesco works to protect. The Around the World 2002 programs focus on ancient civilizations, World Heritage cities and...
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3 hours 40 min ago | Indeed. When Bo was hired, |
Indeed. When Bo was hired, his only "connection" to Michigan was being on the opposing sideline, on the coaching staff at OSU and Northwestern. I think it's the former football players who wouldn't shut up about a "Michigan man" being the coach during RichRod where that term really took on a life of its own. |
17 hours 58 min ago | Holy crap! Syracuse down 3 |
Holy crap! Syracuse down 3 to NC State with 30 seconds left. They had 6 offensive rebounds to try and tie the score but missed them all. That's more offensive rebounds than Michigan gets in a entire game. |
21 hours 24 min ago | I'm sure they'll relive the |
I'm sure they'll relive the Evan Turner shot. Not that ESPN hasn't been overkilling that during commercials regardless. |
22 hours 35 min ago | After surviving a 2 point win |
After surviving a 2 point win over 12th seeded Purdue (where the Boliers had a chance to win it at the buzzer) and a huge comeback against Nebraska, is there any chance OSU is too tired against us tomorrow? Whatever the case, be sure to put your TV's on mute tomorrow. It's going to be a non-stop Craft lovefest by the commentators. |
22 hours 43 min ago | Oh, man. The ass kissing of |
Oh, man. The ass kissing of Craft will never end now. |
22 hours 46 min ago | Happy Buckeyes are just an |
Happy Buckeyes are just an awful sight. |
22 hours 49 min ago | You're very welcome. I'll be |
You're very welcome. I'll be uploading more football vids once spring arrives. |
22 hours 53 min ago | North Carolina getting killed |
North Carolina getting killed and I LOVE IT! |
23 hours 7 min ago | Very, very stupid. Now is |
Very, very stupid. Now is not the time to try a Michael Jordan move. Just get the easy points. |
23 hours 11 min ago | Bucks are 5-12 at the free |
Bucks are 5-12 at the free throw line? Ouch. |
23 hours 17 min ago | Nebraska is 0-4 against us |
Nebraska is 0-4 against us since joining the conference. But Ray Gallegos has gone nuts from 3 point land every time he plays us. He concerns me the most but the rest of the team playing as well as they are, it's going to be tough game. |
1 day 57 min ago | I say we treat this like the |
I say we treat this like the Purdue game at Mackey. Appreciate the last shot but let us never speak of this game again and move on. |
1 day 1 hour ago | This is the kind of game that |
This is the kind of game that always worries me. When we can't get the shots to drop, even when we have good looks, and can never get offensive rebounds, teams will be neck and neck with us....or worse. Please play better tomorrow, blue. |
1 day 3 hours ago | Epic. |
Epic. |
1 day 5 hours ago | The majority of us (myself |
The majority of us (myself included) predicted doom and gloom after that 1 point win at Nebraska. Amazing to think about that now. The Arizona game... I still wonder how that game would have ended had McGray not been called for...breathing too hard on a Wildcat player, which gave them the game winning free throws. If the refs don't suck, that game might have gone to OT. |
1 day 6 hours ago | PSU brought their band to the |
PSU brought their band to the big house in 1994, 2002, 2005 and 2009. |
1 day 22 hours ago | Stupid Purdue turning it over |
Stupid Purdue turning it over when Craft missed a free throw. |
1 day 22 hours ago | Just turned the OSU/Purdue |
Just turned the OSU/Purdue game on. Is it right for me to assume the refs are letting Aaron Craft ram into people and get away with multiple travels as usual? |
1 day 23 hours ago | The almost moonwalk is a good |
The almost moonwalk is a good one. The river dance one is a little better. But I think that Billy Cosby seizure looking move against Indiana is my favorite. |
2 days 24 min ago | I'd be shocked if it weren't |
I'd be shocked if it weren't Penn State. But Penn State is weird. On two different occasions, the MMB had requested to travel to Beaver Stadium for some huge games and PSU said no both times. They said yes in 1999 and 2001 but no in 1997 and 2006. So I guess it will depend on what mood they are in. They never say no to OSU's band going to their place. |
2 days 52 min ago | Crap. I missed the shot. |
Crap. I missed the shot. But yay for the outcome. |
2 days 1 hour ago | Good riddance. I'll be |
Good riddance. I'll be rooting against you in the NIT, Tom Crean. |
2 days 2 hours ago | I wouldn't go as far to say |
I wouldn't go as far to say I'm an Illinois fan because their fans have a long history of being jackasses when it comes to anything Michigan related. But I agree with everything else. Indiana overachieves when they play us and it's annoying as hell. Plus Tom Crean...well, that goes without saying. |
2 days 4 hours ago | I guess I'm on my own when it |
I guess I'm on my own when it comes to this. I like Musberger. I always have. Him saying, "You are looking live at the big house in Ann Arbor," will always be one of my favorite memories of the college football season. In the 90's, he became a favorite of mine because of all the jabs he used to take at OSU under John Cooper. He frequently said on the air during random games that he expected Michigan to win THE GAME. One time, Don Shane got an interview with him on the Big Ten Ticket. It was early in the season but Brent brought up this line.... BRENT: The team is playing better and they know it will just be a matter of time before they go to Columbus and beat the Bucks yet again for a Big Ten Title. DON: Maybe not this year. BRENT: They'll find a way to win. They always do. Then in 1998 when a crappy MSU team pulled off the ultimate upset of #1 OSU in Columbus (Remember Joe Germaine's end zone interception and Cooper angrily throwing his hat on the field in disgust?) The first words out of Brent's mouth were... "Ladies and Gentlmen, Michigan State has just beaten Michigan to the punch.". Buckeye fans felt lower than low at that moment and Brent poured salt in the wound by immediately bringing up their futility against Michigan. It was so beautiful. (God, I miss those days) And it's also kind of hard to forget our 8-1 record when Brent broadcasts a Michigan/Notre Dame game. He called Desmond's fourth down catch and Roundtree's game winner for UTL. I'm going to miss him and I make no apologies for that. |
4 days 16 hours ago | Down 10 with 2:20 to go. |
Down 10 with 2:20 to go. Still hard to believe. |
4 days 16 hours ago | Wow. I forgot how many |
Wow. I forgot how many missed free throws we had in this game. We never seemed to complete the and 1. And Nik and Hardaway with a few misses. |
4 days 17 hours ago | That game is still hard to |
That game is still hard to sum up with the right words. Kansas was such a loaded team. They scored in the paint with ease. And they were on fire heading into the half. But the score wasn't out of reach at that point, which at the time, felt surprising. The second half, despite how hard we were playing, I had that sense of dread that we were going to do JUST enough to lose by 2 points, just like our game with Duke 2 years earlier. Trey hitting that shot....just epic. |
5 days 17 hours ago | Good riddance to Wisconsin |
Good riddance to Wisconsin AND Bo Ryan. What a day. It's not often where every team you root against actually loses. |
5 days 23 hours ago | McGary breathed too hard on a |
McGary breathed too hard on a Arizona player and got called for a foul, allowing them free throws for the winning score. That would have been an impressive win for the resume. |
6 days 45 min ago | So many highly ranked teams |
So many highly ranked teams losing last weekend and this weekend. |