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OCZ has announced a new firmware update that boosts performance of fourth-generation Vertex drives by up to 110% in certain situations. The update (v1.4RC) increases 128KB sequential reads from 535MB/s to 550MB/s on 128GB, 256GB and 512GB Vertex 4s, while 128KB sequential writes have increased from 200MB/s to 420MB/s, 380MB/s to 465MB/s. No gains are touted for 4KB random reads and writes.
Vertex 4 128GB | Vertex 4 256GB | Vertex 4 512GB | |
Sequential Read | 535MB/s (550MB/s) | 535MB/s (550MB/s) | 535MB/s (550MB/s) |
Sequential Write | 200MB/s (420MB/s) | 380MB/s (465MB/s) | 475MB/s (no gain) |
Random Read IOPS | 90,000 | 90,000 | 95,000 |
Random Write IOPS | 85,000 | 85,000 | 85,000 |
Max IOPS | 120,000 | 120,000 | 120,000 |
With the improvements, OCZ says mainstream users of the 128GB model can now enjoy the 512GB version's enterprise-grade performance. The company isn't particularly candid about what knobs it turned, saying only that the faster rates were achieved via "proprietary algorithms which orchestrate the sequence of physical NAND programming operations to ensure that each NAND device is optimally utilized."
Storage Review has retested the Vertex 4 to demonstrate the firmware's changes. The site's real-world benchmarks (latter half of the article) show notable gains in various StorageMark workloads, bumping productivity performance from 168MB/s to 192MB/s while read-heavy game tests jumped from 228MB/s to 368MB/s. Power consumption has also been reduced by a smidgen during reads and writes.
Despite those improvements, you may want to wait until the final version is released in the coming weeks as Storage Review experienced stability issues. We don't see v1.4RC listed publicly, but a fixed version (v.1.14RC) should appear very soon considering the site has already received the revision (and is working on a fresh round of tests). If you aren't afraid of the release candidate status, you can download the new RC firmware from our driver section.
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I get 270mbs sequentiel reads and 260mbs sequential writes with a vertex 3 on sata 2 not 3 so this had to be fixed
OCZ = Stability Issues.
I get 270mbs sequentiel reads and 260mbs sequential writes with a vertex 3 on sata 2 not 3 so this had to be fixed
I got nearly the same on my vertex3 aswell. Also SATAII :P
OCZ = Stability Issues.Dude, there were some with the sandforce 2281 controller and they fixed it with a firmware update and that's it.
Besides, it's not like they created sandforce themselves, like Samsung has their own controllers.
OCZ is a reliable company, I'm just basing on my xp with them.
They really support a product a they sell and their customer support is also good.
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Judges: | 7 | ||
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Term: | 6 years | ||
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The Utah Court of Appeals is the intermediate appellate court in Utah. It was formed in 1987. It is one of two state appellate courts, the other being the Utah Supreme Court.
The Court of Appeals hears all appeals from the Juvenile and District Courts, except those from the small claims department of a District Court. It also hears appeals from Utah District Court involving domestic relations cases, including divorce, annulment, division of property, child custody, child support, visitation, adoption and paternity, and some criminal]matters (those which are not first degree felonies or capital cases). The Court also hears appeals from administrative proceedings by state agencies] including the Utah Industrial Commission and the Department of Employment Security Career Service Review Board. It also hears cases transferred to it by the Utah Supreme Court.[1]
The court consists of seven judges who are subject to a retention election every six years. A presiding judge is elected by majority vote to serve for two years.
Judges are chosen using a gubernatorial commission process. The Utah appellate judicial nominating commission has eight members. Seven of the members are appointed by the governor. The eighth member of the commission is the state's chief justice or someone chosen by the chief justice. This member of the commission is a non-voting member.[2]
Current Judges
Judge | Term | Division | Appointed by | Party |
Judge James Davis | 1993-present | Gov. Mike Leavitt | ||
Judge Carolyn McHugh | Gov. Jon Huntsman, Jr. | |||
Judge Gregory Orme | 1987-present | Gov. Norman Bangerter | ||
Associate Presiding Judge J. Frederic Voros Jr. | 2009-2013 | Gov. Gary Herbert | ||
Judge Michele Christiansen | 2010-2014 | Gov. Gary Herbert | ||
Judge Stephen L. Roth | 2010-present | Gov. Gary Herbert | ||
Judge John A. Pearce | 2013-2016 | Gov. Gary Herbert |
In order to be a judge on the court:
- A candidate must be a United States citizen.
- Must have been a resident of Utah for at least three years.
- Must be at least 25 years old.
- Must be admitted to practice law in Utah.[3]
The annual salary for a Court of Appeals judge is $138,750, with 20 days of paid vacation and 11 paid holidays per year.[4]
The panels hear oral arguments in cases during the third and fourth week of the month. After hearing arguments, the judges confer together to discuss the issues raised in the case. One of the judges on the panel is assigned to write the opinion of the court. In addition to its oral argument panels, the court designates three judges to sit on the law and motion panel. This panel determines procedural and substantive motions and hears cases on one day per month.
Court of Appeals sessions usually are conducted in Salt Lake City, but the court travels several times per year, holding court in different geographical regions of the state. The court sits and renders judgment in rotating panels of three judges. It is prohibited by statute from sitting en banc (all seven members at once).[1]
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It looks like the issue is related to the new feature which hasn't been implemented yet.
Most likely something I overlooked when making the activation/expiry UTC changes.
verifying. passing for developer's investigation.
Fixed bug on OpenX v2.8.3-rc5 (it will be working on OpenX v2.8.3-rc6 or greater)
Changeset: (Thanks to the user for reporting this bug, the patch applied differs a little bit to the user's patch) Haven't had a problem with campaign's activation time during tests. Closing.


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Holy Family University, in compliance with the College and University Security
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of crime, known and reported, on and off campus, as well as crime prevention
policies, procedures and educational programs that the University has in place
to ensure the public safety of its community.
The Public Safety Department at Holy Family reports to the Office of the Vice-President
for Student Services. The department's management team consists of a Director
of Public Safety and sixteen (16) full and part-time public safety officers.
Emergency Call Boxes
The University provides emergency call boxes throughout the campus for safety
and convenience. These emergency call boxes, when activated, automatically contact
a public safety officer and notify him or her of the caller's exact location.
Students, faculty, and staff are encouraged to learn the location of the emergency
call boxes and to use them for all security-related and emergency communications.
Public safety officers respond 24 hours a day, every day.
Any problems regarding the condition and/or use of the emergency call boxes should be forwarded to the Director of Public Safety immediately by calling 267-341-3642.
Walking Escorts
Upon request, the Public Safety Department is available to provide walking escorts to all Holy Family students, faculty, staff, and visitors, 24 hours a day, every day, to any location on campus, including the duplexes. Call 267-341-3361 or 267-341-5011 to request an escort.
Identification Cards
All current Holy Family students, faculty, and staff are issued identification cards for entering campus buildings and events, as well as for access to many University services. All University faulty, staff, and students may be required to produce a proper Holy Family ID upon request from security or a University official when on any University-owned property.
Bike Registration
The Public Safety Department, as part of its Campus Security Awareness program, offers members of the Holy Family community the opportunity to register their bikes. Although the program is not specifically designed to prevent the theft of bikes from campus, it should heighten the awareness of the University community, while deterring would-be thieves.
Crime Prevention
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Reading Questions for
by Jonathan Franzen
By Amy Root/Amy Root's Wordshop, Inc., courtesy of Farrar, Straus and Giroux
Oprah.com | September 17, 2010
Spoiler alert: Reading questions may contain spoilers
1. As a young woman, Patty is phenomenally strong on the basketball court yet vulnerable in relationships, especially with her workaholic parents, her friend Eliza and the conflicted duo of Richard and Walter. What did her rapist, Ethan Post, teach her about vulnerability? After the rape, what did her father and the coaches attempt to teach her about strength?
2. How would you characterize Patty's writing? How does her storytelling style compare to the narrator's voice in the rest of the novel?
3. What feeds Richard and Walter's lifelong cycle of competition and collaboration? If you were Patty, would you have made the road trip with Richard? What does
say about the repercussions of college, not only for Walter and Patty but also for their children?
4. Discuss the nature of attraction, both in the novel and in your own experience. What does it take to be desirable in
? In the novel, how do couples sustain intense attraction for each other over many phases of their lives?
5. Does history repeat itself throughout Walter's ancestry, with his Swedish grandfather, Einar, who built roads, loathed communism and slow drivers, and was cruel to his wife; his father, Gene, a war hero with fantasies of success in the motel business; and his mother, Dorothy, whose cosmopolitan family was Walter's salvation? What do all the characters in the novel want from their parents? How do their relationships with their parents affect their relationships with lovers?
6. After her father's death, Patty asks her mother why she ignored Patty's success in sports, even though Joyce was a driven woman who might have relished her daughter's achievements. She doesn't get a satisfactory answer; Joyce vaguely says that she wasn't into sports. Why do you think Patty did not garner as much attention as her sisters did? How did your opinion of Veronica and Abigail shift throughout the novel? Does Patty treat Jessica the same way her parents treated her?
7. What accounts for the differences between Joey and Jessica? Is it simply a matter of genes and temperament, or does gender matter in their situation?
8. What does Joey want and get from Jenna and Connie? What do they want and get from him?
9. Did Carol and Blake evolve as parents? What sort of life do you predict for their twin daughters?
10. How is Lalitha different from the other characters in the novel? How does her motivation for working with the Cerulean Mountain Trust compare to Walter's? Does Walter relate to the cerulean warbler on some level?
11. How would you answer the essential question raised by Walter's deal with the Texas rancher Vin Haven: What is the best way to achieve environmental conservation?
12. Near the end of the novel, Walter's relationship with Bobby the cat is described as a sort of troubled marriage. Was their "divorce" inevitable? When Patty is eventually able to serve as neighborhood peacemaker, even negotiating a truce with Linda Hoffbauer, what does this say about her role in Walter's life? Does she dilute his sense of purpose and principle, or does she keep him grounded in reality?
contains almost cinematic descriptions of the characters' dwelling places, from the house in St. Paul to Abigail's eclectic Manhattan apartment. How do the homes in
reflect the personalities of their occupants? Where do Walter and Patty feel most at home? Which of your homes has been most significant in your life?
14. What unique truths emerge in
? In what ways does this novel enhance themes (such as love and commitment, family angst, the intensity of adolescence and the individual against the giant—corporate, governmental and otherwise) featured in Jonathan Franzen's previous works, including his nonfiction?
15. There are references to freedom throughout the novel, including the freedom of Iraqis to become capitalists, Joey's parents' attempt to give him an unencumbered life, an inscription on a building at Jessica's college that reads "USE WELL THY FREEDOM" and alcoholic Mitch, who is "a free man." How do the characters spend their freedom? Is it a liberating or destructive force for them? Which characters are the least free?
16. Consider the novel's epigraph, taken from Shakespeare's
The Winter's Tale
. The lines are spoken by Paulina in the final act, after she learns the fate of her dead husband. She receives the news while surrounded by happy endings for the other characters. The most obvious parallel is to Walter, but who else might be reflected in these lines?
17. If Walter had written a memoir, what might he have said about his victories and his suffering?
18. Which tragicomic passages in
made you laugh? Which characters elicited continual sadness and sympathy in you? How does the author balance poignant moments with absurdity?
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to the community from Luren E. Dickinson:
November's Food for Fines proved to be a popular
promotion. Held the week before Thanksgiving, one nonperishable food item was
accepted for each overdue item, and more than 50 boxes of food weighing over
one ton were collected. Volunteers from the local Veterans of the Vietnam War
helped our Maintenance staff load it into their van to be delivered to the
Emergency Assistance Center, which serves this region and strives to deliver
the food to the regions that collected it. The library got its materials
back and the Food Bank received much needed inventory worth between $1,500 and
The Second Annual Local Author & Book Fair was
held Sunday, November 19, and featured over fifty authors. In addition to
increased participation by more local authors, the afternoon also included four
different panel discussions with the authors on topics ranging from learning
how to get published, writing local stories, the discipline of writing and
writing for the children's book market. All were well attended, as was the fair
as a whole. Proceeds from book sales were slightly above those of last year. We
were quite pleased with the results considering that it was a dreary, bad weather
day. Both the Author Fair and Food for Fines were covered with photos in the
Thanksgiving edition of the Sun Press.
There has been progress on
the entrance improvements at the Main Library during the month. The initial
delay was caused by the late arrival of the automatic doors. Once received,
they went in quickly but a series of adjustments were required to get a proper
fit. It should also be noted that future adjustments will probably be necessary
to ensure that the opening and closing sensors are aimed correctly when the
entrance is opened. We decided that the
ramp doors facing east will be operational from the inside by a push panel rather
than by a sensor in order to avoid two sets of doors opening simultaneously
from inside the vestibule. The completion of the project has been held up by
late delivery of the new heating equipment. Despite the various setbacks, we
expect to re-open the entrance by mid-December.
I was fortunate to be able
to attend a special press conference hosted by the Ohio Library Council at the
State Capitol building in Columbus on November 29 for the announcement of a
study completed by the public libraries in the four counties that make up
southwestern Ohio. Completed by the firm of Levin, Driscoll & Fleeter, the
report ascertained that those nine libraries return approximately $4 of direct
economic benefit for every $1 spent.
Sometimes we undervalue the
services that public libraries supply, but this study demonstrates the impact
that libraries make: they are good for business, the economy, education,
government, and for society in general; and they improve the quality of life
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Sumrall's score of 224.5 made her the both the top amateur and top female finisher, despite being the youngest competitor in the field.
"We are so proud of Laura," A&M head coach Tana McKay said. "She has had a whirlwind of a semester, first winning a national championship with her teammates, then traveling to Kentucky and having an incredible ride at the Kentucky Reining cup, and now back to College Station to take finals."
The Kentucky Reining Cup's World Freestyle Championship is a crowd favorite year in and year out at the event. With spotlights on and music playing, freestyle gives spectators unique insight to the rider's creativity and showmanship as they craft their own patterns to music while showcasing traditional western horsemanship.
Sumrall (Summit, Miss.) recently wrapped up her first season in Aggieland, one which saw her and her teammates claim the National Collegiate Equestrian Association championship and the A&M western riders grab their fourth consecutive NCEA title. She was undefeated in a pair of rides on the year.
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FORT WAYNE – After wrestling most of the season at 126 pounds, the decision was made to drop Bishop Dwenger junior Dominic Garrett to 120 pounds for the postseason. That has proved to be a good move.
He set himself on a mission once he saw his draw this week, Bishop Dwenger coach John Tone said. He found a way each round (at the sectional) to make it to the finals and set himself up for next week.
He had a good shot at advancing in the state tournament by going back down to 120. He has lost to some quality competition all year at 126. He has taken some lumps, but he is right there with anybody. He is ready to go.
Garrett (23-10) entered last weeks Carroll Sectional with double-digit losses, hardly the record for a top-notch contender. But Garrett won three matches, spending a total of four minutes and 47 seconds on the mat.
After receiving a first-round bye, Garrett beat Churubuscos Cody Thomas by fall in 43 seconds in the second round, Whitkos Lane Wolfe in 3:46 in the semifinals and Eastsides Brandon Miller in 18 seconds in the championship.
I was expecting a lot tougher matches, but I went out there aggressive and it worked out for the best, Garrett said. The 10 losses were to top guys, against some good competition. I have gotten more aggressive in my matches, but those were tough matches. They help a lot, just experience-wise, just getting that experience with good wrestlers, and you always get better each and every match.
Garrett lost twice each to Sniders Erique Early and Bobby Humphrey.
He is one of the hardest workers in our room, Tone said. He bumps up a few weight classes in our practices to go against heavier kids, more skilled kids to really push himself and make himself better.
The sectional championship was not only the first Garretts career, but it was the first tournament title in three years of wrestling.
It was good timing, Tone said.
Garrett will wrestle against Leos Ryan Fawcett (24-9) in the first round of the Carroll Regional on Saturday. Of the eight wrestlers in the weight class, Woodlans Shaun Snyder has the best record at 24-3. Wolf and Miller, two of Garretts quick-pin victims at the sectional, also advanced to the regional, which begins at 9 a.m. with the finals around 12:30 p.m.
This is the first time I have been first in a tournament, so now going onto regionals its like my hump, Garrett said. I have made it to regionals each year, but I have never won that first match.


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An Aberdeen man accused of pushing a woman out a third-floor window in Chicago declined Wednesday to be voluntarily extradited to Illinois to face a murder charge.
Daniel E. Neasom, 29, is wanted in Cook County, Ill.
About 5:30 a.m. July 23, 2011, authorities say, Neasom pushed Cynthia Barnes out a third-floor window, causing her death, according to court paperwork from Cook County filed with the Brown County Clerk of Court's Office.
The Cook County arrest warrant filed with the clerk's office is dated Jan. 23. Neasom was arrested by Aberdeen police Saturday night without incident, they have said.
When Neasom declined to be extradited during his court hearing, he said he needed more time and mentioned the prospect of talking to an attorney. Neasom has an Aberdeen address, Aberdeen Police Capt. Neil Bittner said.
Magistrate Judge Mark Anderson told Neasom that because he refused what's called a waiver of extradition, that a governor's warrant will be issued. That means the governor of Illinois will send the South Dakota governor more information about Neasom in an attempt to have him extradited to Illinois to face the charge, Anderson said. He told Neasom the process could take 30 days, so any proceedings could be delayed.
Neasom is being held without bond in the Brown County Jail.
Officer Joshua Purkiss of the Chicago Police Department said that while Illinois has 30 days to handle the governor's warrant, the process usually goes much quicker and might take a week or less.
Purkiss said that the department cannot discuss details of the case until Neasom is booked and charged in Chicago.
According to a Chicago Tribune story published July 24, 2011, Barnes, 39, was unresponsive when police responded to a call of a person lying on a sidewalk in Chicago's Gage Park neighborhood. An autopsy conducted determined that Barnes died of multiple injuries resulting from the fall, the story said. Authorities determined that Barnes had been pushed and ruled her death a homicide, the Tribune reported.
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Chocolate Mexican Wedding Cakes Recipe
These spiced balls are a yummy twist on a traditional favorite. Sometimes I add mini chocolate chips to the dough and, after baking, dip the cooled cookies in melted almond bark. —Joanne Valkema, Freeport, Illinois
- 1 cup butter, softened
- 1-3/4 cups confectioners' sugar, divided
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1-1/2 cups all-purpose flour
- 1/4 cup cornstarch
- 1/4 cup baking cocoa
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1-1/4 cups finely chopped pecans or almonds
- 1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- In a large bowl, cream butter and 1 cup confectioners' sugar until light and fluffy. Beat in vanilla. Combine the flour, cornstarch, cocoa and salt; gradually add to creamed mixture and mix well. Stir in nuts.
- Shape tablespoonfuls of dough into 1-in. balls. Place 2 in. apart on ungreased baking sheets. Bake at 325° for 12-14 minutes or until set.
- In a small bowl, combine cinnamon and remaining confectioners' sugar. Roll warm cookies in sugar mixture; cool on wire racks. Store in an airtight container. Yield: about 3-1/2 dozen.
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This is a really good eyeliner. Once dry it doesn't move, so no transferring into the crease of my lid like some other liners I've tried. The colour is rich as you would expect from MAC and the packaging, is of good quality. I have also used this product to provide a 'wash' of colour on my eyes over which I would put complimentary/matching/similar blue eye shadows - think smoky blue eye. It keeps the eyeshadow in place so it's a great technique to use if need your eye make up to stay in place for extended hours. Make sure you put the lid on properly to prevent drying out. I am hoping to get this product in blacktrack along with a 209 eyeliner brush so that I can create a precise cat eye flick.
I don't know if I got a bad jar of this stuff or what but it's awful. I bought it in hopes that it would be as wonderful as my blue L'Oreal Hip gel liner which is discontinued. There is absolutely no pigmentation. It applies so sheer. The formula was also chalky. I had little flakes all over my under eye area.
Fluidline gel liners as all know come in glass jars with black sturdy plastic cap / lid. This is eyeliner to go for honestly !!! It's perfect for every type of skin i.e eyelids including oily eye lids , once it's on = y it stays on !! Fluidline offers smooth application you don't have to go over it again unless you have fine liner and want build up to thicker line :)) Fluidlines are expensive but in comparison to other brands bobbi brown , lancome , clinique etc , fluidlines are cheapest :) Fluidlines gel liner quality is 100 times even thousand times better than other big expensive brands mentioned above !!
>Formula of fluidline - creamy & glides on like butter :)
>Highly pigmented
>It's worth while buy because it last for ages mind you i have not yet faced drying out factor ( drying out can be prevented as long as you store fluidlines upside down even durring application and store fluidlines in cool places such as under the sink or cold pantry rooms)
>Staying power is great can not recomend fluidline highly enough as it lat for ages even after a session of heavy rain orvswimming !!!
> Price is the only one that comes to mind :)
> Pigmentation of fluidline may not suit everyone even though it suits me !
I like this product. You do have to put on twice because it skips and leaves bare skin on your lid, but it has good staying power once you do and the color is pretty.
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This is my favourite new purchase. The navy liner makes my green eyes pop and my eyes look bigger. Since I am quite pale it doesn't look as stark as a black eyeliner does and I can wear it both day and night. I've gotten so many compliments on this.
I apply it with a fine pony hair watercolour brush(!) which is the best eyeliner brush I've ever had as it holds pigment very well and is easy to control. The liner is a bit sheer, but as this brush holds a lot of pigment it's not really a problem.
As for the potential drying, the girl at the MAC counter gave me a great tip. As it is a bit sensitive to drying out, put it down upside-down on the sink/counter when you use it to keep air from getting in between dipping your brush in it. That way you don't have to keep taking the lid on and off and you prevent it from drying out! So far mine's remained as creamy as it was when I bought it.
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This is a very pretty dark blue color that I don't reach for very often, only because I usually stick to black, however you might have to go over the line twice to make it opaque. Its very creamy and I have had mine for over a year (is that bad?). I wish blacktrack was like the two colored fluidlines I have tried, because this one has stayed consistently creamy where as blacktrack gets drier and drier. It is not horrible, but if someone was looking to buy a fluidline I would recommend dip-down
I have been looking for a navy eyeliner and I got this on a whim whilst waiting for a flight. The colour is dark blue, not exactly navy but it looks great with my dark brown eyes and it's not too difficult to get a defined line with the Mac angled brush. I do prefer using an eyeshadow as liner though and I will not buy this again
wow I'm surprised at all the bad reviews for this eyeliner. I actually quite like it cause it's not as harsh and boring as black eyeliner, although I do have to agree with the pigmentation of it. I do have to go over it twice for it to be a solid line. maybe I like it cause I always wear smokey eyes so I don't have an immediate need for a really dark liner, this product would be annoying if you wore it alone I suppose. either way I like it and it has been my go-to liner for the one month that I've had it
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I agree with some of the other reviewers here - the colour of this fluidline is too sheer to actually be usable as a liner. It's pretty good as an eyeshadow base though. So long as you work quickly it blends out fairly easily. I use a real techniques crease brush for that purpose.
The formula seemed pretty dry even when I first purchased it, but I haven't had a problem with it actually drying out. I've had it for several years, keep it in a dark space and screw the lid on so tightly it's a fight to get it off every time.
I won't buy this again. Recently I replaced it with Napoleon Perdis china doll liner in Heaven, which does work as a beautiful, satin blue liner. I will retain it for when I want to use a dark blue base under a smoky eye.
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Software-Defined Networking (SDN) is a shift in network-based computing based on breaking existing physical boundaries on switches, routers, and controllers through well-defined APIs. This new era of networking innovation through software, driven by APIs and apps is creating increasingly agile, flexible and robust networking configurations.
Learn how Telcos need to change their business models and innovate beyond connectivity to remain relevant in a world changed by the exploding apps and API economy and the shift from voice-enabled to IP networks.
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Should APIs be covered by copyright law? Would developers and innovation be stifled by copyrightable APIs? Or would it afford protection over IP (Intellectual Property)?
Explore why APIs are important to your organization, which strategy is right for you (Internal, Partners, Customers or Open API), as well as how to map your API strategy to your objectives and target channels.
The world is moving from browsers to apps. How can you make sure you are where your customers are going? The authors of O'Reilly's APIs: A strategy Guide discuss how different API strategies (public, private, partner) can help you transform your business.
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Saturday, October 29, 2005 Freshman Laura Rolf (Rochester, Mich./Lutheran Northwest) ran a school-record 22:08.5 to finish in fourth place at the 6K Mid-Continent Conference Championships, leading Valpo to a third-place finish Saturday at Sunset Hills Farm.Rolf's time was nearly 10 seconds better than the previous school-best and earned her Mid-Con Newcomer of the Year honors as the top freshman finisher. She also earned First Team All-Conference honors, the first Crusader to be so honored since 2000. Danielle Nunnelly (Valparaiso, Ind./Valparaiso), the 2003 Mid-Con Newcomer of the Year, earned Second Team All-Conference honors, finishing in ninth place with a time of 22:46.0. The junior placed herself on the Second Team for the third consecutive year. Sophomore Rachel Button (Farmington Hills, Mich./Farmington) was the next Valpo finisher, coming in 17th and covering the 6K course in 23:11.2. The Crusaders lone senior, Jobeth Schmiesing (Mankato, Minn./West) then crossed the line, finishing 20th in 28:16.8. Ashley Billstrom (Hales Corner, Wis./Whitmall) was the fifth Valpo finisher, placing 24th in 23:47, ahead of Lisa Schroeck (Naperville, Ill./Benet Academy) and Lauren McLaughlin (Shoreview, Minn./Mounds View). Tami McDunn (Farmington, Minn./Farmington) and Carrie Waterman (Wheaton, Ill./North) rounded out the Valpo effort. The third place finish tied for the highest ever by a Crusader cross country team, equaling their finish each of the last two years. Faithy Kamangila of Oral Roberts won the race for the second straight year, finishing in 21:19.2 and leading the Golden Eagles to their first championship in school history. Kamangila earned Female Athlete of the Year honors and ORU coach Joe Dial was named Coach of the Year. The Crusader season continues November 12 at the NCAA Great Lakes Regional Championships. Today's meet can be heard in its entirety tonight on 95.1 FM, WVUR, and online at www.valpo.edu/wvur immediately following the Crusader volleyball match at Chicago State, scheduled to begin at 5:00 p.m. |
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This Fi Skirata figure was released during The Legacy Collection in a Walmart exclusive Evolution 3-pack in early September 2009. Fi Skirata is a medic clone trooper who served in the Teroch and Omega Squads. The character was never seen in any of the feature length movies.
The figure is super articulated with 14 movable joints, but Hasbro opted to give the Clone only swivel arms instead of making them ball-jointed. Fi Skirata came with a blaster, a backpack where the shoulder rocket launcher an be attached, a medical scanner and a removable medical pack which can be attached to one of his legs. Note that the helmet is not removable. All accessories attach firmly or can be held tightly by the Clone. Surprisingly, even with all the equipment attached, the figure stands quite nicely on its own without the need for a stand. The paint application is applied cleanly with dark blue markings on the front and the back of the armor. There is no battle damage or any kind of scratches to be found on the figure.
Overall, this Fi Skirata figure should please fans of the Expanded Universe and collectors who are into Clone Commandos. If Hasbro would have given this figure ball-jointed arms (which is pretty standard these days), the figure would have scored higher. But, it'll still make an awesome addition to your Omega Squad or your Clone army.


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First Step: Create a Basemap with Google Maps
This example shows how to display a Google map inside a web page.
In an HTML or text editor, create a new web page or file. Create the page in a Web server's folders, or in any location on the hard disk. Paste or type the following content to create an outline for the HTML page:
Load the Google Maps API by adding the following line in the header section, just after the meta tag (see the complete code at the bottom of this page if unsure where it goes): <script src="http://maps.google.com/maps?file=api&v=2&key=abcdefg" type="text/javascript"></script> This line tells the page where to find the JavaScript file that includes all of the symbols and definitions needed for using the Google Maps API. It also includes the unique Google Maps API key. In this example the key is shown as "abcdefg." Replace it with a unique key. Inside the page body, add a div element that will contain the map. The width and height of the map are specified in the style attribute of the div:
In the head of the page, add a script block with a function to create the Google Map:
What's happening here? The initialize function creates a map and connects it with the DIV tag created in the previous step. The centerat variable is a GLatLng object. It's a way to specify a set of coordinates. In this case, the coordinate 38.897000, -77.02000 is where the code will center the map when it opens (Washington DC). The function then does three things to the map. It adds a large map control (navigation buttons and a zoom level slider) and a map type control (buttons that allows to switch between Map, Satellite, and Hybrid maps). It then centers the map on the coordinates named earlier, at zoom level 11. Finally, in the body tag, tells the page what to do when it loads and unloads. When the page loads, it should run the initialize function from the previous step. When the page unloads, it should call GUnload. This is a Google Maps function designed to prevent memory leaks.
Modify the initialize function as shown below. This centers the map at (38.897000, -77.02000) at zoom level 11, so that the whole DC will be the center of the map.
In the "initialize" function, add the following line immediately before the end of the function:
This code creates a layer from a dynamic ArcGIS Server map service. To create the layer, four arguments were passed to the DynamicMapServiceLayer constructor:
If writing this code without using the example, use the API Reference to learn how to supply these parameters to the constructor. Although the dynamic map service layer is created, it is necessary to add it on top of the Google map. Do this in the callback function. Remember from the previous step, an argument to the DynamicMapServiceLayer constructor was passed containing the name of this function (dynmapcallback). This function runs once the dynamic map has been created. The code in the callback function is what adds the ArcGIS Server map on top of Google Maps. Add the following in the header section below the "initialize" function:
Notice that this function has one argument, mapservicelayer, which represents the layer that will be added to the map. Save the page and load it into a browser (double-click on the file in your file browser, or access it through the Web server's URL). The sample population density map over the Google Maps base map is seen.
Learn how to create a basemap with Google Maps and then add an ArcGIS Server Map to Google Maps.


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To Do Thursday: (Out) Fashionably Late
Tonight's Fashion's Night Out, Anna Wintour's attempt to goose public interest in—and spending on!—luxury goods. At Bloomingdale's tonight, for instance, there are 26 discrete events, including personal appearances by Matchbox Twenty and Twilight's Kellan Lutz (Kristen Stewart was, we suspect, busy) and a manicuring session sponsored by Lady Gaga's new fragrance. Oscar de la Renta Read More


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Board OKs height variance for Candlewood Suites hotel on Zorn Avenue
Plans for a four-story Candlewood Suites hotel next to the Ramada Louisville North hotel on Zorn Avenue have been approved by a city planning board, despite objections that it's too tall and will detract from the scenic and historic setting.
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Practice?! Derek Ernst (66) doesn't need it
Derek Ernst hasn't had much fun with golf since his maiden victory on Tour last spring, so he took a new approach: "I just didn't work on my game." Well, he fired a 4-under 66 on Thursday at Honda, so it might have worked.
A new baby and a new chance for Jason Allred
It's been a whirlwind few weeks for Jason Allred, picking up a third-place finish at the Northern Trust Open, a third child that was born on Monday and winding down with a pressure-packed tee time this week at the Honda Classic.
Mickelson back at Honda for first time since '02
The last time Phil Mickelson played at PGA National he was a junior, and the last time he played the Honda Classic, it was 2002, and he had yet to win a major.
My Year in Golf: Jeff Babineau
Golfweek Editor Jeff Babineau takes a few moments to take a trip down memory lane, with 2013 offering everything from a Rory walk-off to holding the Claret Jug to witnessing the 17th-hole streaker at the Presidents Cup.
Babineau: What I am thankful for on this Thanksgiving
From the breakfast ball to Kiradech Aphibarnrat, Golfweek editor Jeff Babineau reflects on all the things he is thankful for on this Thanksgiving day.
Johnson's hole-out caps strong day for U.S.
Zach Johnson and Jason Dufner flipped the opening match of the afternoon -- the only one to be played to completion -- and suddenly, the U.S. has opened up a five-point advantage heading into Sunday.
Close competition adds drama to Presidents Cup
At this year's Presidents Cup, the Washington Generals of this matchup, the Internationals, are giving its Harlem Globetrotters, the U.S., a pretty good run so far.
Stricker guides Spieth through Presidents Cup debut
Steve Stricker, the last man to hit a shot at the Presidents Cup on Thursday, stood on the 18th green in near darkness at Muirfield Village, put his arm around the young charge to his right, and smiled like a father who'd just helped to guide his son to his first driver's license.
Babineau: Southern Africa contingent key for Int'ls
If captain Nick Price and his International squad are really, truly – and finally – going to get their Charlie Brown-like fortunes reversed, and make this biennial event competitive, then it's likely a contingent from southern Africa that provides the key to opening the door.
Z. Johnson sick, but will be ready for Prez Cup
Zach Johnson was stricken was the 24-hour bug on Sunday night and spend the next 20 hours at home in bed. No need to fret, Johnson, who will play a practice round on Wednesday, said he will be able to go for Thursday's start of the Presidents CUp at Muirfield.
Presidents Cup: Stricker-Spieth pairing looms
Steve Stricker had to skip a hunting trip with buddies in order to play the Tour Championship, but at this week's Presidents Cup, he's expected to land the young buck that has everyone's attention: Jordan Spieth.
Happy birthday, Mr. Palmer
Arnold Palmer celebrated his 84th birthday in Latrobe, Pa., where he also hosted the Latrobe Classic, which benefits his hospitals in Orlando, Fla.
Furyk steps up as Oak Hill dons its gloves
On a tough afternoon when the greens began to dry and the winds began to swirl and the atmosphere transitioned into full PGA Championship mode, it was no surprise to see who took on Oak HIll – one of the Tour's brawlers, Jim Furyk.
5 Things: Tiger struggles; Dufner's new irons
Jason Dufner was about a foot shy of establishing an all-time low for a round in one of golf's four majors, while Tiger Woods didn't fare nearly as well, nor did Phil Mickelson. Here are 5 Things to Know from the PGA Championship's second round.
Even with 1-over 71, Mickelson lends thrills
Phil Mickelson's opening effort in the 95th PGA Championship at Oak Hill? Gee, you know, the normal stuff, with more twists than a Stephen King plot.
New outlook produces positive results for Woodland
Gary Woodland has had to deal with plenty of change over the past two years. Injuries. New coaches. New equipment. On-course struggles. But the changes he employed finally took effect last week in Reno, and now he is teeing it up at the PGA Championship again, full of his old confidence.
U.S. Open winner will need to hang on for dear life
Sundays at the U.S. Open identify the last man clinging to a bending branch just before it snaps off the side of a cliff. The U.S. Open's resounding chorus? A collective groan.
Mickelson retains lead despite tough day with putter
Phil Mickelson had plenty of short birdie misses Friday, but a 20-footer at No. 18 allowed Lefty to jump into a share of the lead with Billy Horschel as play was suspended because of darkness.
Rain, dark give Tiger seemingly needed breaks
Tiger Woods missed fairways and struggled direly with the speed of Merion's suddenly wet and slowed-down greens in the early going of the U.S. Open.
Merion Golf Club's 17th adds brawn to test
Merion Golf Club's brawn is delivered in scattered doses, much of it coming on three stout par-3 holes, including the 246-yard 17th, its tiered green protected by a lineup of rugged, jagged bunkers.
Island green at 17th endures as Players' tough test
Certainly at TPC Sawgrass, the smallest is not necessarily the meekest. The 17th is not the most difficult hole on the golf course, but it's the main attraction, with its large but intimidating island green.
Love's long-awaited return comes at The Players
Davis Love III will be making his 28th Players start at TPC Sawgrass, a stat he says speaks to two things: "One, that means you're old," said the 49-year-old Love with a grin. "And two, it means you've stayed pretty competitive."
Babineau: Hall showcases potent power of dream
The thread of a Hall of Fame evening, as it usually is, is how the inductees took small sparks of opportunity and chance and somehow wove such a great game into the fabric of their lives.
Experience, patience leave Cabrera confident
Angel Cabrera simply loves Augusta National and will play in the final group for the third time in the last five years on Sunday, hoping his 2009 victory will give him advantage over the top of the leaderboard.
Experience pays this year at Augusta
On a trying day when the winds kicked up, a little experience came in quite handy. Look at some of the names on the board: Fred Couples, Angel Cabrera, Jim Furyk. And some Tiger guy.
McIlroy at par after 4 bogeys on back nine
Rory McIlroy stepped onto the grounds at Augusta National Golf Club this week and proclaimed that the "real" golf season had started – unfortunately, his Opening Day at the Masters was something of a wash.
Immelman chases championship form of '08
Trevor Immelman's Masters victory at age 28 was expected to propel the South African to the next level. But it simply hasn't happened.
Masters moment: Mickelson's 1st tops 'MagicMeter'
In 2004, we all wondered if changes to Augusta National's back nine might rob fans of those incredible Sunday finishing stretches. Phil Mickelson and Ernie Els provided a resounding answer to that question.
Masters blog: Laird's victory a good 'omen'
Our editor Jeff Babineau and Senior Writer Jeff Rude are gamblers at heart and always look for an 'omen' at the outset of any major. Rocky Hambric provided some food for thought on Monday in Augusta.
Babineau: A band of believers
They wore Seve on one sleeve and their hearts on the other, which is what you get with the Band of Brothers that is the European Ryder Cup team. Always.
McIlroy WDs after miserable start to second round
The No. 1 golfer on the planet sure doesn't appear anything near it these days. On a chilly, overcast Friday morning at PGA National, the bubbling pot that has been Rory McIlroy's rugged 2013 season finally spilled over in frustration.
Babineau: McIlroy grinds his way to an opening-round 70
Despite a closing bogey that led to an even-par 70, Rory McIlroy says that his game is "getting there." On a wet and soggy day at PGA National, even par was about what McIlroy deserved to shoot.
Despite injuries, Jobe not done on PGA Tour
Brandt Jobe has overcome injury after injury during the course of his PGA Tour career. He shot 5-under 66 Thursday in just his third round on Tour since surgery last summer to repair two nerve blocks in his neck.
Levin (thumb) likely to miss rest of 2013 Tour season
Spencer Levin says he probably won't be playing golf again until next season. The silver lining? With the PGA Tour's new year-round schedule configuration, the start to the 2014 season is only eight months away.
5 Things: Stars come out of hiding at Riviera
5 Things: Three of the past four major winners, plus the season debuts of Luke Donald, Adam Scott and Graeme McDowell put a spotlight on the Northern Trust Open.
Babineau: Conscience clear, Barber gets his chance on Tour
Blayne Barber might not be one of the 25 marquee players teeing it up at Northern Trust Open, but after his self-disqualification at Q-School, he is simply ready to show off his game on golf's biggest stage.
Stricker challenges Johnson despite pain in leg
Despite a jarring pain shooting up his leg, defending champion Steve Stricker had a chance to tie Dustin Johnson for the lead on the back nine. His ability to hang in there is why we'll miss seeing him more often on Tour, says our Jeff Babineau.
Johnson puts on a clinic to take TOC lead
Dustin Johnson (69-66) is the man everyone will try to chase down in Tuesday's 18-hole sprint to the finish, and if he plays anything like he did on Monday, well, good luck with that. Tee to green, Johnson put on a clinic, hitting 33 of 36 greens in regulation.
Welcome to PGA Tour season that just wouldn't start
Start and stop, start and stop, and after three long days of trying, everybody stands shoulder to shoulder at the starting line once again. Thus far, the 2013 Hyundai Tournament of Champions has been the bridge to nowhere.
Fowler simply stands out from PGA Tour crowd
Rickie Fowler, whose preparations for the Tour's opener in Hawaii aren't necessarily confined to the practice range, stands out among his touring-pro brethren. Above all, though, he wants to win.
5 Things: Scoring at Kapalua might be a bit tougher
The 2013 season gets under way with the Hyundai Tournament of Champions at Kapalua Resort's Plantation Course on Friday, the first tournament of the PGA Tour's 40-event 2013 schedule. Here are 5 Things to look for heading into the tournament.
TOC features plenty who choose to play in paradise
While the marquee names of Tiger Woods, Rory McIlroy or Phil Mickelson won't be found at the Hyundai Tournament of Champions this week, there are still many PGA Tour stars that will try to start the season off right in Hawaii this week.
My Year in Golf: Jeff Babineau
When our Jeff Babineau looks back at the season that was 2012, which began in January at Kapalua and ended in December closer to home at the PNC Father-Son Challenge, it's the Ryder Cup at Medinah outside Chicago that emerges front and center.
Babineau: Confusing game gets more complicated
These are questions we'll be forced to answer after yet another muddled mess of making a very confusing game even more complicated says Golfweek Editor Jeff Babineau.
Babineau: Suddenly, some hope for Europe
Sergio Garcia and Luke Donald built a 4-up lead, only to see themselves fight for their lives on the 18th green. Ian Poulter and Rory McIlroy trailed 2 down at the turn, only to birdie six consecutive holes. Their clutch play kept the Ryder Cup competitive.
Ryder Cup: Colsaerts has performance for the ages
Nicolas Colsaerts put on a Ryder Cup performance for the ages Friday, sparking a four-ball victory over Tiger Woods and Steve Stricker.
Ryder Cup: Scenes from the first tee at Medinah
The first tee at the Ryder Cup Friday morning was filled with fans and plenty of national pride.
With pairings announced, Ryder Cup finally will begin
And on the fifth day, finally, there will be golf. Meaningful golf, with national pride at stake, on a global stage.
Anderson, Snedeker get back to work
After difficult family ordeal, Todd Anderson returned to a little normalcy Wednesday, getting back to work with pupil Brandt Snedeker at Medinah.
Babineau: Hall takes it easy with latest honoree
The World Golf Hall of Fame just got a little more laid-back with the addition of Fred Couples.
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When viewing a PDF, some areas are blacked out, such as cells on a table. However, when I print them, they look fine. I have made sure "Show large images" is checked, as suggested from other forums.
I actually downloaded Reader X to see how a PDF appeared different from Acrobat 9. Their compatibility should have nothing to do with the viewability of the opaqueness in a PDF. Again, I only downloaded to compare/contrast.
I will, however, take a look at the video driver accelaration.
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