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— Ronseal Quick Drying Woodstain, the Trope Namer
"The file's called 'catonfire_fallingfromanairplane.exe'. I'm not gonna tell you what it is, but trust me: You got to check it out!"
Gabe: What are you reading? Tycho: The Time Machine. Gabe: Oh? What's it about? Tycho: The Time Machine? What's The Time Machine about? Gabe: Yeah. Tycho: Karate. "Garbage Island. You haven't heard of Garbage Island? It's an island. ...Made of garbage!"
— Marshall, How I Met Your Mother, "Garbage Island"
"All I know is the steak tastes better when I take my steak-tastes-better pill."
— Jonathan Coulton, I Feel Fantastic
"What," said Trillian in a small quiet voice, "does 'sundive' mean?" "It means," said Marvin, "that the ship is going to dive into the sun. Sun. Dive. It's very simple to understand." "What a load of rubbish. I've got a tin at home that says "Open other end". It never is."
— Humphrey Lyttelton, Im Sorry I Havent A Clue
Internet Man: Bart, I'm not a woman, and I can't have babies. But I can give life to animated internet cartoons. Let me show you one of our hottest shows: Bin Laden in a Blender. Bin Laden (in a blender): AAAAHHH! Lisa: Well, it delivers what it promises. Percy: Here's one, my lord; the Jumping Jews of Jerusalem. Blackadder: What do they do? Percy: They jump, my lord. They travel from town to town and they jump... a lot. Avi: Why do they call (Boris) the "bullet dodger"? Tony: ...Because he dodges bullets, Avi. — Snatch
"That's right. This is just a nest of watchers, just as the name implies."
— Lyar Von Ertiana referring to the Watcher's Nest, Divergence Eve.
"I hate it when the title of a book gives away the whole plot. Take Hemingway's Old Man and the Sea. Geez, talk about leaving nothing to the imagination."
— Dilbert
"What's a defabricator?" *ZAP* "Okay...defabricator - does exactly what it says on the tin."
— Captain Jack Harkness, Doctor Who
"It's a bow. Seriously. If you need a description of what a bow does, maybe you should stop playing. Maybe read a dictionary. People who don't know what bows are get shot in the eyeballs."
— description of the Bow, Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon
"Evil Overlords? Then you must be - a villain!" "It's kinda implied in the name, isn't it?" Consumer note: Nobody walks on fire in this movie.
— Roger Ebert reviews Fire Walker (1986)
RoboCop was the finest movie; where the title was also the entire concept, the script, and all the advertising you'd ever need.
"The point I'm trying to make is that 'Skate 2' is a game for skaters. The purity of the experience is right there in the title: 'Skate', because that's all it is. Also, 2, because there was another one."
— Ben "Yahtzee" Croshaw, Zero Punctuation
"Why it's, dare I say it, A Swarm, maybe even THE Swarm! That's a season 3 thing: Really Direct Titles. 'The Chute' is about a chute, 'Flashback' is about a flashback, 'Sacred Ground' is about some sacred ground, and 'Warlord' is about a warlord."
"It seems like I've gotten to the point on this show where, really, I don't even think I need to watch the damn movie; I can just listen to the title and pretty much guess 100% what's going to be in it. What's this I have today? Curse of the Cannibal Confederates? Oh yeah, I'm sure there's a huge chance this is gonna be a Venice-set murder mystery!"
"At this point, you're probably wondering what Trash Humpers is about. Well, you know how Cats was about cats?"
— Oancitizen, Brows Held High
"Get this: The full name of [this game] is 'Hannah Montana Pop Tour Guitar Video Game', which is one of my favourite titles ever for a video game, up there with 'Doom Space Marine First-Person Shooter Video Game', 'Nonsense Fantasy Role-Playing Video Game', and of course, 'Piece of Shit'."
The title says "Electric Boogaloo" and by God that's what you're going to get. So sit down, shut up and watch the f*cking dancing! They dance, and dance, and dance, and dance and you feel like committing seppuku and then you realize you are only 10 MINUTES INTO THE MOVIE! If you were to make a drinking game where you take a shot every time a different dance scene started, you would be dead of alcohol poisoning at the 30 minute mark. I haven't really talked about the plot because there isn't one. The community center is getting bulldozed, and they break dance to save it. It would also be something if the dancing was any good but it is just embarrassing. Let me put it this way; I can dance better than these fools. Just imagine someone doing the robot, then doing a spinaroonie, then doing a little Michael Jackson move, then back to doing the robot again, lather rinse repeat. That is every single dance scene in the entire movie. That is your F*CKING Electric Boogaloo. Oh God, its like a never ending nightmare. If there is a hell, it is a constant loop of 'I Believe in the Beat' while Ozone shakes his pleathered package in your face
"Football. Not this Madden shit, just plain ass, normal, everyday, no question about it, no NFL, no year, not named after a player, not named after a coach, not named after the referee's pet goldfish, no quarterback, dimeback, nickelback. Simple, ordinary, unembelished, unmistakeable, crystal clear, as frank as Frankestein, as blunt as an atom bomb. One compound word, it's motherfucking, goddamn, sons-of-bitching, fuck-fuck fucking, FOOTBALL!!"
— The Angry Video Game Nerd, Atari Sports
"Under normal iOS rules for naming a game, 'Finger Sling' would be a game where you sling fingers. I don't know how or why we've got into this terrible funk with names, the kind where we end up with a game where you shoot lots of robots called 'Shoot Many Robots' or a game where you feed something oil called 'Feed Me Oil' or a game where you run through a temple called 'Temple Run'." Can you imagine if we'd have had this sort of thing at the dawn of videogames? 'I'm just nipping off for a game of Shoot Aliens', 'Anyone fancy a game of Eat Pills?' or 'Ride a bird into battle'.
— Rob of Retro Remakes, describing the iOS Game Finger Sling


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Stefano Colantuono: "The first half was wonderful, but we conceded at the first opportunity. We lost intensity after while, but it's a valuable point in the relegation race."
Francesco Guidolin: "We were tired and did well to hold on for an important point. Luis Muriel has a great deal of talent, he mustn't throw it away."
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Human Stem Cells Stimulate Insulin Production in Diabetic MicePosted: Thursday, November 16, 2006Transplantation of human stromal cells into diabetic mice stimulated native mouse beta cells to produce insulin, and the human cells were taken up into the animals' glomerular epithelium. Dr. Darwin J. Prockop and colleagues at Tulane University in New Orleans, extracted multipotent stromal cells from human bone marrow and transplanted them into diabetic mice via intracardiac infusion. Diabetes was induced beforehand, with 4 days of nephrotoxic doses of streptozotocin, causing severe hyperglycemia and a loss of function in B and T cells. Stromal cell transplantation was performed on days 10 and 17. A group of untreated diabetic mice served as controls. Lower blood glucose levels were seen in treated mice by day 32 but not in untreated controls. On days 17 and 32, human DNA sequences were found only in the pancreas and kidneys of treated mice, except for traces in cardiac tissue near the infusion site.
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Abstract: This paper presents an energy efficient bootstrapped CMOS driver to enhance the switching speed for driving large RC load for ultra-low-voltage CMOS VLSI. The proposed bootstrapped driver eliminates the leakage paths in the conventional bootstrapped driver to achieve and maintain more positive and negative boosted voltage levels of the boosted nodes, thus improving boosting efficiency and enhancing driver switching speed. Measured performance from test chips implemented with UMC 65 nm low-power CMOS technology (VTN ≈ VTP ≈ 0.5 V) indicates that the proposed driver provides a rising-delay improvement of 37%–50% and a falling-delay improvement of 25%–47% at 0.3 V for a loading ranging from a 0 to 24 mm long M6 metal line compared with the conventional bootstrapped driver. Although designed and optimized for subthreshold ultra low-voltage operation, the proposed bootstrapped driver is shown to be advantageous at higher nearly-threshold supply voltage as well. The proposed driver provides a rising delay improvement of 20% to 52% and a falling delay improvement of 23%–43% for VDD ranging from 0.3 V to 0.5 V, while consuming about 15% less average power than the conventional bootstrapped driver driving a 16 mm long M6 wire.
Keywords: low-voltage; CMOS driver; bootstrapped driver; sub-threshold driver
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Lu, C.-Y.; Chuang, C.-T. Energy Efficient Bootstrapped CMOS Large RC-Load Driver Circuit for Ultra Low-Voltage VLSI. J. Low Power Electron. Appl. 2012, 2, 282-300.
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Chicago/Turabian StyleLu, Chien-Yu; Chuang, Ching-Te. 2012. "Energy Efficient Bootstrapped CMOS Large RC-Load Driver Circuit for Ultra Low-Voltage VLSI." J. Low Power Electron. Appl. 2, no. 4: 282-300.
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Good review, bit expensive for me but it seems like it has better sound quality compared to the rest so i guess thats why its overpriced.
Posted by Robin Hood on October 4, 2004 at 9:37 AM (PST)
I thought the On Stage could run off the iPod's power adapter via the dock connector, and NOT normally need the included black adapter unless you have an old 1G/2G iPod.
Is that the case?
Posted by Nagromme on October 4, 2004 at 10:09 AM (PST)
If the Onstage unit has a dock connector interface for power, wouldn't you be able to power the speakers with one of the external battery pack solutions for the ipod?
Posted by BLow on October 4, 2004 at 1:04 PM (PST)
In our testing, the On Stage's speakers did not play unless the black AC power cube was connected. When FireWire was connected to On Stage via the Dock Connector port, the iPod could be charged and connected to the host computer, but the speakers would not turn on.
Posted by Jeremy Horwitz on October 4, 2004 at 2:42 PM (PST)
Re power issues: the On Stage has the capability of charging docking iPods using a computer's firewire output (and downloading files etc. as well). The firewire power is not used to power the electronics of On Stage otherwise, hence the answer to Nagromme's and BLow's questions is no. However, an ambitious and resourceful user could use a battery pack in lieu of the nominal 18VDC adapter, although there are no commercial products available for this that I know of.
Note that the adapter power will charge the docking iPod whether or not the On Stage is switched on. If the On Stage is also plugged into the firewire computer output, then the charging power will come from whichever source has the higher voltage.
Posted by bc on October 4, 2004 at 2:51 PM (PST)
I've been waiting for a review of these speakers for awhile, and was also questioning the price. But JBL is the speaker of choice for me in any venue so I wondered about the sound quality.
If its only close to what the creatures sound like, at its small size and able to make the sound feel more like surround, its gotta be my choice.
Posted by Earl on October 4, 2004 at 3:34 PM (PST)
In answer to Jeremy's musings about "dynamic bass control," I have learned that this refers to a proprietary frequency-dependent compressor-limiter that reduces bass energy preferentially (and automatically), when the level overall is high enough. The advantage: to allow the system, with its inevitably limited power, to play at higher levels overall without audible distortion, while still having substantial bass boost at lower levels. Apparently this is also a feature of the JBL fully-portable (battery- or adapter-powered) smaller system, the On Tour.
Posted by bc on October 4, 2004 at 4:46 PM (PST)
these things are horrible
all of the downsides of portable speakers, without any of the upside
all of the downside of larger speakers (no battery), with none of the upside (better sound)
they suck
Posted by slik on October 4, 2004 at 5:32 PM (PST)
slik - You may not want something compact to sit in a single room. Lots of people do, however.
The price seems too steep.
Re power... what if Firewire is connected not to a computer but to the wall-power brick? Will that power the speakers as well? (Probably not but I though I'd ask.... just in case they drop $100 and I might consider them )
Posted by Nagromme on October 4, 2004 at 9:01 PM (PST)
Nagromme, the power for the amp only reaches it through the adapter jack---although, if you use a high enough voltage firewire source (the spec is 8 - 30V, and Apple tells me that one computer, I think the G4, puts out about 28V) then the speakers may play a little louder becuase the iPod will be charging strictly from the firewire source. Hope you have a chance to audition these soon---they are pretty persuasive imao if as you say you want something really compact.
Posted by bc on October 5, 2004 at 4:20 AM (PST)
Thank bc for clarifying the difference in the various power leads. I look forward to Jeremy's review of the Bose Soundstage as well as the BMW audio connector/sound system. Jeremy, you might as well test drive a BMW645i in Alpine white. We can all dream:-) Reviews like this one make IPODLOUNGE worth coming back to again and again.
Posted by BLow on October 5, 2004 at 10:04 AM (PST)
iPod should have bluetooth so it can also be its own wireless remote control! ...
which instantly opens up great possibilities for it to be a DVR (Tivo) and set-top controller -- if only those guys would get there act together and start supporting B/T (and rendezvous)!
Part of the problem is that the B/T spec has made support for multiple profiles (headset, PDA, printer, whatever) difficult if not impossible ...
maybe someone who actually understands the way B/T (and osx) are designed could comment about the cause of this doltishness!
Posted by dlf on October 5, 2004 at 10:57 AM (PST)
I have purchased the jbl onstage and for speakers of this size, they blow away the sound quality of any of the altecs. The review fails to mention that the altecs are 2W per channel while the jbl's are 6W per channel -- an significant difference. The altecs will not fill a hotel room with sound without distorting, while the jbl's will. Although not battery operated (and the power adaptor is heavy!) the jbl's are a great choice if you want to travel with speakers with acceptible sound in your hotel room.
Posted by wax on October 7, 2004 at 2:14 AM (PST)
Thanks for the review. Does anyone knows the weight differences between the IM3 and OnStage(With adapter)? I'm a student looking forward to purchase a portable speakers before I leave for university abroad next year.
Posted by Sean Tham on October 7, 2004 at 2:43 AM (PST)
Sean, someone at Harman Multimedia should be able to give you the weight of the total package including the carton. Depending on where you are going the appropriate adapter could be a slightly different weight compared to the US version, but not by very much.
Posted by bc on October 13, 2004 at 6:09 PM (PST)
Someone should do a review on the Bose Speaker for the Ipod i saw it and listened to it and it blows the Altec Lansing away. The music is really clear. it is just a lot more pricey
Posted by JS on October 14, 2004 at 2:10 PM (PST)
the bose speaker also comes with a remote that you can change the songs and change the volume
Posted by JS on October 14, 2004 at 2:11 PM (PST)
The SoundDock IMO is the best-sounding of the bunch, but that's not saying a lot. The soundstage still sucks, and comes nowhere close to performing as well as my 'ancient' (by computer standards) PC speakers, a 2.1 set of Monsoon MM1000s. I can't see past the $300 price tag, because it simply doesn't possess SQ that surpasses a very good desktop radio system. The remote, while handy, is credit card flimsy and is minimalist in features at best. To me, it's merely another example of why I consider Bose as the Thomas Kinkade of audio (I could've said Martha Stewart, but at least Kinkade's not in jail).
At $100 less, the JBL donut to me has fair SQ (considerbly far above the Altec systems by my assessment), but aside from the integral dock and the iPod-matching aesthetics it to my way of thinking is even less of a value than the Bose system. The review is spot on in that the Creatures and its performance qualities are a better deal (though I'm no SQ fan of those, either), especially since the On Stage isn't designed for true portability in the first place. Harman has taken their JBL franchise into realms and product lines beyond its original focus, with very mixed results IMO; the On Stage device seems to reverb that trend once again. I certainly can't value its aesthetics THAT much as to put up with its very unsatisfying sonic performance, but that's just another example of my ears doing my thinking for me.
Posted by flatliner on October 16, 2004 at 9:45 PM (PST)
I have to disagree with flatliner about the SQ of the onstage. For its size, the sound is very very good. Yes, the bass response is so so and yes its not battery operated, but its still small enough to be very portable (certainly more so than the Bose) and is far superior to the altecs or anything else I have heard of that size. Yes, the Ceatures are ok but they are really NOT porable.
Posted by wax on October 18, 2004 at 11:24 AM (PST)
LOL at flatliner's characterization of Bose as the Thomas Kinkade of audio.
But I must ask: what systems DO you like for SQ?
Posted by bc on October 19, 2004 at 3:39 PM (PST)
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Little did I know that my household would have a similar 'Royal Carribean' cruise experience .....just on a smaller scale and not on the water, called Rotavirus. It actually got it's start last week with my little girl for 2 days, and then decided to attack the rest of the family starting on Monday with the boys and dad, and following up with me on Wednesday. I am sorry, you can spray your household products, open the windows and not touch each other, but once it's present.... at least 2 days in bed. My house anyways.
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So, I managed to get on the computer on day 3 while on the couch and spotted some amazing inspiration that made even a sick gal smile.....hope you to.
Campbell soup can...really? Amazing!
Seriously cool for the outdoor patio. Wish I knew the source cause I would give them a fist bump on this one.
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I hope you have an amazing weekend. Sick free of course!
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I have a large array in C (not C++ if that makes a difference). I want to initialize all members to the same value. I could swear I once knew a simple way to do this. I could use memset()
in my case, but isn't there a way to do this that is built right into the C syntax?
Unless that value is 0 (in which case you can omit some part of the initializer and the corresponding elements will be initialized to 0), there's no easy way. Don't overlook the obvious solution, though:
Elements with missing values will be initialized to 0:
So this will initialize all elements to 0:
In C++, an empty initialization list will also initialize every element to 0:
Remember that objects with static storage duration will initialize to 0 if no initializer is specified:
And that "0" doesn't necessarily mean "all-bits-zero", so using the above is better and more portable than memset(). (Floating point values will be initialized to +0, pointers to null value, etc.) |
If your compiler is GCC you can use following syntax:
Check out detailed description: http://gcc.gnu.org/onlinedocs/gcc-4.1.2/gcc/Designated-Inits.html |
For statically initializing a large array with the same value, without multiple copy-paste, you can use macros:
If you need to change the value, you have to do the replacement at only one place. |
If you want to ensure that every member of the array is explicitly initialized, just omit the dimension from the declaration:
The compiler will deduce the dimension from the initializer list. Unfortunately, for multidimensional arrays only the outermost dimension may be omitted:
is OK, but
is not. |
I think this is better than
incase the size of the array changes. |
I saw some code that used this syntax:
Where it becomes particularly useful is if you're making an array that uses enums as the index:
This keeps things in order, even if you happen to write some of the enum-values out of order. |
You can do the whole static initializer thing as detailed above, but it can be a real bummer when your array size changes (when your array embiggens, if you don't add the appropriate extra initializers you get garbage). memset gives you a runtime hit for doing the work, but no code size hit done right is immune to array size changes. I would use this solution in nearly all cases when the array was larger than, say, a few dozen elements. If it was really important that the array was statically declared, I'd write a program to write the program for me and make it part of the build process. |
Here is another way:
See: Designated inits Then ask the question: When can one use C extensions? The code sample above is in an embedded system and will never see the light from another compiler. |
For initializing 'normal' data types (like int arrays), you can use the bracket notation, but it will zero the values after the last if there is still space in the array:
If the array happens to be int or anything with the size of int or your mem-pattern's size fits exact times into an int (i.e. all zeroes or 0xA5A5A5A5), the best way is to use memset(). Otherwise call memcpy() in a loop moving the index. |
A slightly tongue-in-cheek answer; write the statement
in your favourite array-capable language (mine is Fortran, but there are many others), and link it to your C code. You'd probably want to wrap it up to be an external function. |
You can use memset function.
There is a trick to do this: To initialize with 'VALUE', try follwing:
Output for VALUE=-10:
Ofcourse you need to take care of the integer boundary values. |
I see no requirements in the question, so the solution must be generic: initialization of an unspecified possibly multidimensional array built from unspecified possibly structure elements with an initial member value:
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By Chelsey Levingston
Since opening in 2009, West Chester Hospital has become one of the Cincinnati region's fastest growing hospitals, said President and Chief Executive Officer Dr. Kevin Joseph.
Butler County's youngest hospital was built with room to grow and positioned in a growing population center along Interstate 75 between two cities.
The hospital is registered for 160 inpatient beds but didn't open all of the patient rooms until last year. Increasing awareness of the new hospital and growing patient volumes led hospital officials to open Oct. 2012 the remaining 36 patient rooms on the building's fourth floor, Joseph said.
"The whole hospital's now open," Joseph said.
The hospital, owned by Cincinnati health system UC Health, also added two operating rooms in 2012 for a total nine. UC Health is affiliated with University of Cincinnati.
Four additional operating rooms are located at the UC Health Surgical Hospital on the West Chester Twp. medical campus, off University Drive.
Thanks to added services and growing volumes, the emergency department bustled with about 31,600 patient visits in the fiscal year that ended June 30, 2012, according to the hospital. Patients admitted to the hospital grew to more than 7,000 admissions last fiscal year.
Growing patient volumes led to higher hospital revenues fiscal year 2012 of approximately $397 million. Revenues swelled more than 200 percent from revenues the year before of about $125 million.
Almost 160 new jobs were added at the hospital last year for 602 full-time equivalent employees as of the end of 2012.
"Anytime you open up, whether it's Home Depot or a hospital, there's going to be a need to get the word out," Joseph said. "When we first opened up it was more scheduled (patient admissions), but we're seeing a lot of unscheduled admissions. The intensive care unit is growing rapidly."
West Chester Hospital brings "easy access to highly specialized care," he said.
The hospital offers cancer and emergency services, but not open heart surgery or maternity, officials said.
New to West Chester Hospital in 2013, and the biggest project happening at the campus, is a multi-disciplinary women's health center opening in April, Joseph said. The center will be located on the top floor of the medical office building attached to the hospital. It consumes the medical office building's entire fourth floor, previously empty space, said hospital spokesman Grant Wenzel.
Dr. Lisa Larkin, director of the UC Health Women's Center, said it is an outpatient primary and specialty care center. Services to be offered are: women's primary care; menopause consultations; internal medicine subspecialties, obstetric services; gynecology; breast center and surgical subspecialties; plastic surgery and skin care; mental health services; women's executive health program; endocrine, diabetes and bone center; and an integrative medicine program.
"There is a clear need for integrated delivery of health care services for women. I believe having comprehensive medical care furthers the medical home concept," Larkin said in an interview at the end of 2012.
There are only a handful of women's health centers in the country with the same integrated services, Joseph said.
West Chester Twp. made a good location for the women's center because it's "a high traffic area."
"The UC Physicians, it's a very large group, it's very specialized, and that's why you're able to do it. Other systems or other areas of the country may not be able to do it because they don't have a collective group of 800 specialists that they can pick from to create such a center," Joseph said.
West Chester Hospital Statistics | ||
Opened in 2009 by UC Health | ||
Fiscal year 2011 | Fiscal year 2012 | |
Emergency department visits | 27,524 | 31,629 |
Inpatients admitted to hospital | 6,280 | 7,242 |
Occupancy rate, 160 registered inpatient beds | 58% | 62% |
Total revenues | $124.5 million | $396.9 million |
SOURCE: West Chester Hospital |
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The Red Sox just keep on selecting pitchers, as they used their fifth-round pick in the 2013 MLB draft to select lefty Corey Littrell from Kentucky. The junior impressed at Cape Cod, boosting his draft stock. MLB.com says that he's "more pitchability than pure stuff" with none of his four pitches grading out to be better than average offerings. A pitcher can make that work if he has consistent command and knows how to pitch to hitters, though, and that's why the Red Sox have picked him.
MLB.com goes on to say he could be a fast-moving mid-rotation or back-end starter, with the "at worst" scenario looking like left-handed reliever. Not bad at all for the fifth round. You can check out his stuff in the scouting video below:
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Dr. Lisa Miller graduated from the Louisiana State University School of Veterinary Medicine in 1985. After graduation she joined her father, Dr. James Laird in his mixed animal practice located in Northeastern Arkansas. In 2004, Dr. Miller left Arkansas to join Dr. Jerauld Woodring at Northridge Veterinary Hospital in Yucca Valley. Her primary focus is in general medicine and surgery for dogs and cats.Dr. Miller and her husband Robbie have two daughters and one granddaughter. Her spare time is spent riding the high desert trails on her beloved mule Bessie, training her Border Collies, cross stitching and searching for good restaurants.
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ATLANTA Republican presidential hopeful Mitt Romney will headline a fundraiser in Atlanta next week.
The former Massachussetts governor is set to appear at the $500-per-person event at the Georgia Aquarium. Those who donate $2,500 apiece will be able to meet Romney at a VIP reception.
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Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mueller of Delphos will observe 50 years of marriage on Aug. 19.
Joe and the former Diane Odenweller were married on Aug. 19, 1961, at Immaculate Conception Catholic Church, the Rev. Don Mueller officiating. He will also perform their Anniversary Mass.
A family dinner at Dick's Steak House is planned.
They are the parents of Brent (Jean) Mueller of Middle Point and Elise (Nick) Clark and Leah (Nick) Gordon of Delphos. Their grandchildren include Elliot, Anna and Marie Mueller; Alex and Eric Clark; Bailey, Cole and Caitlin Gordon; and grandson Kyle Clark is deceased.
Joe retired from Ford Motor Co., Lima Engine Plant. Diane is a retired registered nurse. She worked at Delphos Memorial Home.
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