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DissipatingDouble click on any word to get a popup explanation of the word and sample sentences Dictionary | Wikipedia | Synonyms | Quotation | News
Dictionary Meaning and Definition on 'Dissipating'
- Dissipate \Dis"si*pate\, v. t. [imp. & p. p. Dissipated; p.
pr. & vb. n. Dissipating.] [L. dissipatus, p. p. of
dissipare; dis- + an obsolete verb sipare, supare. to throw.]
- To scatter completely; to disperse and cause to disappear; -- used esp. of the dispersion of things that can never again be collected or restored. Dissipated those foggy mists of error. --Selden. I soon dissipated his fears. --Cook. The extreme tendency of civilization is to dissipate all intellectual energy. --Hazlitt.
- To destroy by wasteful extravagance or lavish use; to squander. The vast wealth . . . was in three years dissipated. --Bp. Burnet. Syn: To disperse; scatter; dispel; spend; squander; waste; consume; lavish.
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Wikipedia Meaning and Definition on 'Dissipating'
In physics, dissipation embodies the concept of a dynamical system where important mechanical modes, such as waves or oscillations, lose energy over time, typically due to the action of friction or turbulence. The lost energy is converted into heat, raising the temperature of the system. Such systems are called dissipative systems.
For example, a wave that loses amplitude is said to dissipate. The precise nature of the effects depends on the nature of the wave: an atmospheric wave, for instance, may dissipate close to the surface due to friction with the land mass, and at higher levels due to radiative cooling.
Dissipating forces are those which can not be described by Hamiltonian formalism. Loosely speaking, friction and all similar forces which result in decoherency of energy, that is, conversion of coherent or directed energy flow into an indirected or more isotropic distribution of energy.[See more about Dissipating at Dictionary 3.0 Encyclopedia]
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'Dissipating' in famous quotation sentence
* Beware of dissipating your powers strive constantly to concentrate them. Genius thinks it can do whatever it sees others doing, but is sure to repent of every ill-judged outlay. - Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
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That's right! Britney Spears' younger sister has finally popped!
The 17-year-old was rushed to a local Mississippi hospital at around 4 a.m. and at 9:30 a.m., Jamie Lynn brought a baby girl into the world!
The name chosen for the newest member of the Spears clan is Maddie Briann. (Which I'm going to assume is pronounced like "Brianne" and not like "Brian.")
I must say, the Spears' may not be the picture perfect family they once were, but at least they know how to name their children something cute and normal!
Just the family was present at the hospital this morning, including Britney, father Jamie and brother Bryan, who flew in from Los Angeles just yesterday. Also present were mom Lynne and babydaddy Casey Aldridge.

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Student clubs and organizations will recruit new members, and area businesses will showcase their products and services to students. Free. 312-3492.
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Green and Gold Day
College Colors Day observance. Green and gold cookies will be served in front of the Marano Campus Center near the Class of '86 Memorial (located directly across from Funnelle Hall), along with a group photo for all students, faculty and staff wearing green and gold. 312-2258.
Location: Outside, Marano Campus Center
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"Le Sueur in the Sioux Country: Rethinking France's Indian Alliances in the Pays d'en Haut". Atlantic Studies (2013), Vol. 10, No. 1, 35-50.
"'Gascon Exagerrations': The Rise of Antoine Laumet (dit de Lamothe, Sieur de Cadillac), The Foundation of Detroit, and the Origins of the Fox Wars" in French and Indians in the Heart of North America, 1630-1815. (Michigan State University Press, 2013), 77-112.
"The Straits of Empire: French Colonial Detroit and the Origins of the Fox Wars". Doctoral Dissertation, The University of Chicago Department of History (2012).
"Beneath the Rising Sun: 'Frenchness' and the Archaeology of Desire". International Journal of Historical Archaeology (2008) 12:370-387. (With Shannon Lee Dawdy).
"The French Colonies," Encyclopedia of U.S. Political History, Volume 1, 1500-1783, Andrew Robertson, ed. (New York: CQ Press, 2010).
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To the person complaining about the 90 percent of registered voters who didnĺt go out and vote and shouldnĺt complain, maybe there was nobody to vote for, nobody worth voting for. The same thing with the presidency, we really didnĺt want Barack Obama in there but who wanted the other one? He would have been worse. You keep saying about vote for change but all you do is change the identity of the person but not the way they go about things.
I work on Main Street in Spring City and travel Bridge Street to and from work every day and four of us at work have gotten screws and nails in our tires traveling that street. If anybody else has had this problem in the last couple months, please contact Spring City Police at 610-948-3456 so we can figure out why this is happening.
I was at the Relay For Life the other day and I did not see PCTV there. I might have missed them but if they were not there, I wonder why they werenĺt there. Mark Pollock was always there supporting Relay For Life.
I never had cable, never will. When TV went digital, I bought a converter box for $10 and rabbit ears for $25. I get 34 perfect channels on my old console TV. Depending on the weather, you might have to adjust them. Donĺt buy the $10 rabbit ears, buy better (DUY). So for a $35 one-time investment I have perfectly clear TV. Go for it. I mean, how many channels can you watch?
On Monday in Pottstown Mascaro did not dump all my red trash bin. Reported, they came back, walked in my yard, dumped a can of yard waste awaiting Wednesday pick up and ignored the red trash bin at the curb. This is quality service?
I have two ignorant and inconsiderate neighbors who constantly drain, flush or overfill their pools and flood my yard making it impossible to mow my lawn without leaving large grooves from the wheels on my mower. The local codes officer is at best ineffective in stopping it from recurring despite numerous calls. Anyone out there have any suggestions to help?
When seniors are losing their homes, people have to go to charity shelters to get enough food and the military needs coupons for their families to exist, how dare these politicians ask for a raise. They do nothing for this country. And stop those illegal immigrants from coming in, itĺs only going to make matters worse. You canĺt understand them, they bring in dope, they increase the crime rate. Canĺt some politician have enough nerve to fight this?
I want to remind people during the upcoming hot weather to leave your pets at home. Donĺt bring them to the store. People leave their windows down a crack and according to the SPCA your dog could have brain damage within 10 minutes. The heat builds up that quick. If you put the windows all the way down, you have to worry about people stealing your animals. Itĺs just not safe. And if theyĺre outside pets, have a shady spot and fresh cold water.
Iĺm looking for the phone number of any organization who would take expired coupons for soldiers to use in the PX.
I would like to know where I could get rid of tires?
I was reading the story of the police officer from Royersford who has cancer of the blood. My brother-in-law had myelodysplastic syndrome which can come from a chemical or even smoking. We have so much cancer and neurological disorders in the Pottstown area. After attending a hearing that the NRC had recently, I learned that the NRC is supposed to protect us and they donĺt seem interested in doing that. Wake up and see whatĺs really going on.
State. Rep. Mark Painter, we put you in there to represent the people. I expect to have this property tax issue on the books and have it abolished. Thereĺs no reason why you canĺt put it in there. Itĺs been on the books and tried to put through before. Now Mr. Quigley is out and youĺre in there. Take up the slack and do what youĺre supposed to do Ś reform property tax. Us seniors are losing everything. Please put that through as soon as possible on our behalf.
For all those complaining about Fox News, apparently youĺre watching it or you wouldnĺt know whatĺs on and apparently you donĺt like that theyĺre telling the truth or you wouldnĺt be complaining about it. Thatĺs the only station on anymore where you get the truth and you have discussion between the liberals and conservatives. Not like some shows on the regular channels, all they have on are liberals.


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Owner Ester Haddad visited the KCAL9 studios Monday to show viewers options for non-surgical treatments that smooth, tone and contoure your body as well as targeting and diminishing cellulite and fat.
City Officials Announce 5-Week Closure Of Coldwater Canyon
Los Angeles city officials Monday announced a planned five-week closure of Coldwater Canyon Avenue.
Vegas Shooting Suspect Arrested In Studio City
A suspect in a Las Vegas shooting and crash that left three people dead has been arrested in Los Angeles, it was reported Thursday.
Investigation: Exes Post Nude Photos Of Women Online As Revenge Tactic
Exes are posting nude photos of women online in what has been dubbed "revenge porn."
Parents Claim Families Breaking Residency Rules To Enroll Kids In Popular Studio City School
Some parents claim families are breaking residency rules in order to enroll their children in a popular Studio City charter school.
Mom's Dream Of Opening Kids' Gym Turning Into Nightmare
A mother says her dream of opening a fun gym for all kids has turned into a nightmare.
Actor Taye Diggs Captures Intruder After Burglary Attempt At His Studio City Home
Actor Taye Diggs interrupted a burglary at his Studio City home late Sunday night after returning from the Screen Actors Guild Awards.
Henry's Tacos Closes Up After 51 Years In The Valley
Have a hankering for some tacos?
Pomeranian Held Hostage By Studio City Dog Thief Turned In To Local Petco
A San Fernando Valley woman claims her beloved Pomeranian is being held hostage by an unknown man.
Henry's Tacos To Remain Open 2 More Weeks … At Least
The landmark Henry's Tacos will stay open two more weeks, at least, according to current owner Janis Hood.
Anna Nicole Smith's Studio City Home Nears Sale
The Studio City home once owned by the late Anna Nicole Smith is close to being sold.
Fire Damages, Temporarily Closes Studio City Du-Par's Restaurant
A fire has temporarily closed a 24-hour Du-Par's Restaurant in the San Fernando Valley.
Vigils Held Around The Southland Saturday To Honor Conn. Shooting Victims
Gun control advocates held a series of vigils around the Southland Saturday to protest the mass shooting in Connecticut Friday that left 28 people dead.
Henry's Tacos In Studio City To Close Down
A handwritten sign in front of Henry's Tacos in Studio City has customers in shock and tears.
Magnitude-3.9 Quake Jolts Newhall Area
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Last-minute preparations are underway for the official start of Vermont's summer season.
There's just one week to go before Memorial Day Weekend and a lot is going on to kick things off.
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This week, we featured Sukhindervir Sandhu and how he is using an undergrad research award to make discoveries. What exactly is he researching? Watch this video to learn how Sandhu is using virus-induced gene silencing to make plants act differently. Tags: #KUdiscoveries #KUresearch #Plants #Genes #Biology
Thanks to a KU Undergraduate Research Award (see more at http://ugresearch.ku.edu/student/fund/ugra), Sukhindervir Sandhu, a KU junior in biochemistry, figured out which genetic button to push to get a monkey flower, or Mimulus guttatus, to grow protective trichomes, or plant hair. Sandhu was able to track it down to a gene called SKP-1. By silencing SKP-1, he discovered that gene regulates plant hair growth in monkey flowers.
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Hellyeah's Vinnie Paul Talks 'Blood for Blood' Album, Fall 2014 Tour and Texas Pride
Hellyeah's Vinnie Paul recently chatted with 'Loudwire Nights' host Full Metal Jackie about the band's 'Blood for Blood' album and their fall tour.
Hellyeah's Vinnie Paul recently chatted with 'Loudwire Nights' host Full Metal Jackie about the band's 'Blood for Blood' album and their fall tour.
Vinnie Paul says it's time for Pantera's living members to move on, adding that he doesn't want to perform with a "hack version" of the band.
Vinnie Paul, squashing Pantera reunion talk, likens dealing with the situation to what it's like dealing with an ex-wife after a bitter split.
Hellyeah are ready to rock your world this spring, and they've got the album to do it. We got an early listen to 'Blood for Blood' and it's a full-on rocker. As drummer Vinnie Paul tells it, it's a disc t
Let's face it. When it comes to hard rock and metal, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame has dragged their feet over the years with inducting some of the big names of the genre, so with that in mind, Pantera drummer Vinnie Paul says he's not confident that the groundbreaking metal band will have their named called.
Hellyeah drummer Vinnie Paul and The Winery Dogs are the primary guests on this weekend's edition of VH1 Classic's 'That Metal Show,' and Paul, once again, has addressed the oft-rumored talk of a Pantera reunion.
Hellyeah drummer Vinnie Paul called in and spoke with us about their new album, 'Blood for Blood.' Below are a few highlights, plus audio of the full interview.
Pantera fans often speculate about what heights the band may have reached without the fallout from frontman Philip Anselmo's drug abuse followed by the untimely and tragic death of guitarist Dimebag Darrell. Now, drummer Vinnie Paul is weighing in on the topic.
Back on December 2004, one of the saddest days in Metal occured, when Darrell "Dimebag" Abbot was brutally shot to death. After the occurrence, Dime's brother Vinnie Paul ceased to ever communicate with Pantera frontman Phillip Anselmo, as Vinnie possibly specualates that Phillip had something to do with Dime's death.
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LEWISTON — More than 150 supporters and listeners joined The Presence Radio Network's staff and board members to celebrate the third anniversary of Maine's only Catholic radio network at a Mass and reception on July 7 at the Basilica of Saint Peter & Paul in Lewiston.
The Presence Radio Network, which relies on the pledges of Maine listeners as its primary source of funding, has quickly impacted countless and varied people in the state. Catholics who have returned to the Church after years away; many people converting to Catholicism; and those in need of solace, guidance and enthusiasm who tune in routinely, according to a news release. The staff of two employees and two consultants has also accomplished the astounding. On July 7, 2010, the network's first station hit the airwaves on WXTP 106.7 FM, which serves Greater Portland. Since then, stations have been added in Greater Bangor (90.3 FM), Augusta (89.5 FM), and in the Bath/Brunswick area (89.7 FM).
The network holds two crucial pledge drives each year, including this fall from Sept.18 to 20, and occasionally, is touched by the generosity of groups and organizations. Recently, the network received a $30,000 donation from Knights of Columbus Council 148 in Waterville. The money will be used to complete a station upgrade in Augusta.
For more information about The Presence Radio Network, its history or to speak with listeners who have been impacted by The Presence, contact Dave Guthro, communications director at the Diocese of Portland at 321-7810 or at dave.guthro@portlanddio cese.org.
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SMITHFIELD — Sonny Perry and Friends will share their gospel music and message during the 10 a.m. Sunday service at Smithfield Church, Head of North Pond.
All are invited to attend and sing along with Sonny and his band. Sonny sings old time gospel in the style of Johnny Cash with just a hint of Elvis.
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I've talked in past articles about the importance of using images in online media. From the images on your website to using images in social media for your business, the bottom line is that images work. Photos tell a story at a glance and provide a much better method of drawing visitors in than does text only. Data collected in research by HubSpot, a leading online marketing software, found, for example, that photos on Facebook generated 53 percent more likes and 104 percent more comments than the average post.
Images online also have much higher engagement rates. Engagement is the sum of likes, comments, re-tweets, and shares related to a post on a social network. The value is that the more viewers engage, the more they help to spread the image to their friends and networks, thereby increasing the reach of the post and increasing the audience that learns about your business.
Knowing that images are important and that small business owners and marketers are busy daily with a multitude of tasks, how can creating and using images while on the go be done more efficiently? And related to this, how can images be quickly edited to help with branding and customization?
The answer is likely right in your pocket. Smartphones with a few key apps allow busy business persons to capture images in the field, at tradeshows, in the production area, in the showroom and more; then quickly edit, add some text captions in company colors and upload to various social sites. Being able to quickly crop, adjust, and add a caption is important in enhancing your images. As well, these apps offer tools like free drawing and arrows, so if you wanted to make a quick help tip or point to a new feature it can be easily done.


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Posts by Greg J Preece
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Samsung is officially the WORLD'S BIGGEST smartphone maker
I hear Ford Focus card are popular too, but would you really expect anyone to care if you mentioned you owned one?
I think you're using the wrong metrics when deciding what type of bloody phone to buy...
Google in PRODUCT RECALL for its Glass spy-goggles
Re: Igloo?
Looks like we've been having nicer weather than the UK recently. :-p
Mozilla goes where Google fears to tread with geolocation service
Re: _nomap
Stop broadcasting an SSID altogether and configure your devices manually?
Post-PC era? Post-MAC era! OS X Mavericks 'upgrade' ruins iWorks
Re: I am an Apple fan...
I doubt it. The thing Apple got right was that you can't stick a keyboard/mouse interface on a phone, something MS has been trying (and failing) to do for ages. If they have forgotten that lesson, their design prowess is shallower than I thought.
It was 2011 when Lion started the conversion of OSX into iOS, with its pointless Launchpad crap and the ditching of Rosetta (which is fair enough in a way, but was still part of the strategy). Jobs was still around then, just about, and I don't doubt for a second that it was his idea.
Re: I am an Apple fan... (@AC)
I also think we're already several years past the point where people who like to upgrade their computers would consider a Mac?
I dunno. There's a difference between laptops not being that upgradeable, and not even being able to jam more RAM into it. With the new Macbooks you can't easily replace anything. Custom hard drive, RAM soldered to the motherboard (seriously Apple, piss off), etc. I'm typing on a Macbook Pro right now, and the first thing I did when I got it was shove 16GB of RAM into it. Apple were going to charge me 300 quid for an upgrade that cost me 100 quid, so I did it myself. Bollocks to the new Pros - this one's already had two hardware failures that I fixed for $100, and replacing those parts in the new ones would have cost me thousands.
Re: I'm getting uneasy
They'll pry 10.6.8 out of my cold, dead hands.... But now the latest versions of Netbeans require Java 7 and you have to hack the installer to get it installed at all. Works just dandy of course.
Yeah, that caught me off guard, but then I remembered I was on Kubuntu. One quick add-apt-repository later and I was running Netbeans 7.4 :-) Haven't bothered upgrading the OSX partition yet for exactly this reason, along with all the other reasons listed in the comment thread above.
Re: I am an Apple fan...
Steve would not have let this happen
Yes he would. Wasn't slowly turning OSX into iOS one of his master plans in the first place?
In a meeting with a woman? For pity's sake DON'T READ THIS
Re: @Greg J Preece
In any case, If you are an operator responsible for machines and your system is *that* flaky that you need to be checking a mobile phone every minute or two, then might I suggest you have some serious problems?
Now what part of what I've said at any point implies that I'm constantly checking my phone? Alerts aren't something I generate - they come in when necessary. We have a whole bunch of servers hooked up to the same alerting system, some far more critical than others (including development servers that temporarily scream murder every time someone deploys a new test image). Unfortunately, the mobile client I use only lets me have one ringtone for each alert type, not each machine, and on vibrate it's all the same, so when that thing rings you can bet your wages I'm checking it.
Alerts are just an example I was using of how not all mobile phone use is talking to friends on the Twatters or idly playing games. That might be what the OP uses his phone for, but smartphones were originally invented for other uses.
Re: @Greg J Preece
I don't know about you, but it read to me like it is a company mobile and he's getting company-based alerts. I think he'd be fired for ignoring them, rather than answering them, but that's just me and my strange ideas of reading what people actually wrote before commenting.
You are correct, have an upvote. Checking the alerts on my phone to see if a server just keeled over is not "playing with my toy", especially given that it's a toy the company bought me for that exact purpose. Not sure the rest of you get how priorities work when you're a developer/admin.
As for the implied threat of "long memory", given that I posted with my real name, I hope that future employers do read this and understand that I have the required dedication to my role, which is partly to keep everything working.
I give presentations too, you know.
More than 59 percent of men said it was okay to check text messages at a power lunch
And 0.2% of the non-suited population said it was OK to ever refer to a meal as a "power lunch".
Another comment thread full of "back in the good ol' days" and pompous twits going on about how superior they are.
To the point where, if I'm giving a presentation, and someone is using a phone or tablet, I will stop the presentation, explain to everyone present that when we are all ready to continue, I will do so at their earliest convenience; and I will wait until anyone messing about with their gadgets has returned their attention to the meeting.
Man, I bet you're a riot at parties.
I also refuse to hold conversations with people who keep diverting their attention to their phone. I generally give them three warnings, after that I will simply leave, ignore them, or go about my own business, even if they try to pick it up again when they're done.
If you were ever so patronising to do that with me, I think I would pull out three different gadgets to get you to leave more quickly. I'm more than capable of listening to someone and simultaneously investigating whether the incoming alert on my phone is just another friend blathering on Facebook or something more important than you that demands my attention. And yes, it quite possible in my line of work that an alert on my phone is more important than whatever you're banging on about, in which case I'd save you the trouble of bemoaning connectivity and leave the conversation first.
If you need someone to lock their gaze on your steely visage at all times whenever you're speaking to avoid being offended, perhaps the problem isn't them.
OS X Mavericks mail client spews INFINITE SPAM
Re: Steve Jobs is gone
And I can see the quality of Apple's products decline — getting sloppy. Jobs would never have let this crap get through.
Jobs was around for the stupid i4 antenna nonsense, and the beginning of the iOS-ification of OSX, and I think he was still with us when they started gluing stuff together again.
How to spot a coders comment
Re: My favourite comment
Which is why one of the last things I do before committing any code is have the IDE look up any @todo tags in my current module. ;-)
Think my favourite comment was from my old boss, who left in one class:
"I think I've got this working, but then it was written by <ex programmer>, and <ex programmer> was a lazy incompetent twat."
Re: How to spot a coders comment
I think they get paid by the line, including comments
I do a lot of Java. I doc the shit out of my method and class headers, because it makes code inspection and merging later far easier, and the IDE will pick up on them. Within my methods though, I keep the comments to what's required. I go with the philosophy that comments should not explain what you're doing, but rather why you're doing it.
Euro Parliament axes data sharing with US – the NSA swiped the bytes anyway
One wonders, therefore, why the NSA bothered hacking it in the first place.
Because they could? It's pretty apparent at this point that the NSA's only oversight is a man who always says yes.
You like iPads, you like things called 'Air'. You will LOVE this puppy
Based on iPad3 & 4 benchmark results, I see no reason to disbelieve them. iPad2 smashes iPad1, iPad3/Retina smashes iPAd2, iPad4 smashes iPad3. The stats are on the web for all to see.
I'm not contesting that newer chips are quicker, that just makes sense, but if the numbers are real, then why use bullshit graphs to show them? Why not have a real graph, if you're not exaggerating things?
and it also includes the battery-saving M7 motion processor that's in the top-of-the-line iPhone, offloading sensor-monitoring and processing duties from the A7
That would be the motion processor that's turned out a bit dodgy?
Oh, and graphs without numbers == meaningless. Those are practically the same curve, yet one is "8x faster" and one is "72x faster". Get lost.
Ryanair boss Mike O'Leary hits Twitter: 'Nice pic. Phwoaaarr!'
Jet2 are another one I'd never fly with again, given the option. After a particularly uncomfortable flight to Barcelona, where three ordinary sized guys couldn't all sit back at the same time because our shoulders wouldn't fit next to each other (not guts - shoulders), in an "extra legroom" seat that actually had less legroom than the others, I was actually given shit by a flight attendant for being unhappy about it. Fuck those guys.
Google stays tight-lipped on IE9 Gmail, Apps death sentence
Re: When is a version a new version?
Until Windows 8 has reasonable takeup the stock MS browser on it will remain largely irrelevant to Google.
OK, Windows 8 takeup is still way behind 7, and XP continues to get in the bloody way, but I'd argue that 8 is still relevant. It's market share is already above that of OSX, for example.
To be fair, IE 9 and 10 have generally been way easier to support in the first place, and equally killing support for them is unlikely to mean that the pages will no longer render properly in IE9; they just won't be tested there.
Not so Saucy after all: Ubuntu reveals Mirless Salamander... and what, no Britney?
Re: The scopes aren't why I'm upgrading
Rubbish. All Valve proved that if you spend man months of developer time optimising a single game on Linux, but don't spend the same effort optimising the Windows version then it can run faster.....
I'm sorry, but are you seriously implying that Valve hadn't previously put any effort into optimising Left 4 Dead 2? A popular game based on their well-known and established Source engine? Never mind that it also has an OSX release, and a 360 release, and the Linux version was still faster. Oh, no, course not - it's a deliberate cover-up of the way you see things.
As I said before, the original Eyefinity demos were Linux (i.e. not done by Valve). But I suppose that was just a graphics manufacturer doing something evil like optimising code before showing it off.
And if top-notch gaming isn't possible in Linux because of the apparent fundamental flaws you've been on about in your previous two posts, I'd love you to explain the ridiculous performance jump I just got after upgrading to 13.10. My game of Killing Floor (also not a Valve game, nor a Valve engine) went from a crap frame rate on the lowest graphics settings to running silky smooth on the highest. That's 6 months difference - one minor kernel version, and hugely improved AMD drivers. It's almost like the drivers really were crap before, like AMD had only bothered to properly optimise them for the platforms games were generally available on...
First time in a while I've seen the reality distortion field from a Windows jockey. Geez...
Re: The scopes aren't why I'm upgrading
Just install Services for UNIX:
Doubt it'll bring Windows completely up to scratch, but that still looks useful for when I'm in Windows. Thanks. :-)
Re: The scopes aren't why I'm upgrading
The Windows advantage is primarily in the Windows kernel performance, rather than the drivers....
Given that Valve have already proven that Linux builds of games can run faster than their Windows counterparts, I'm not really convinced by that. To be honest, there's absolutely no architectural reason why games can't run fast on any of the three main OS', and Linux builds have been used to demo very high-end graphics previously. Weren't the original multi-screen Eyefinity demos actually running on Linux?
Re: bye bye phonecalls...
I actually got so sick of Android on my Nexus 4, waiting constantly for Ubuntu's promised image, that I've resurrected my Nokia N900 and started using that again. Which leaves my Nexus wide open for a bit of Linux hackery, I reckon!
TL;DR - Think I'll be joining you on the brickwagon.
Re: The scopes aren't why I'm upgrading
Why not install Cygwin, then? http://cygwin.com/
It's not just the command line that makes Linux better for dev work, you know. There's a lot of tools that Cygwin can't run, GUI utilities that Windows doesn't have, and just straight-up better windowing systems. I'd rather work with KDE any day of the week, just because I can configure the crap out of it.
Re: The scopes aren't why I'm upgrading
Windows 8 is still faster for gaming:
I'd expect it to stay faster for a little while yet, while the Linux driver optimisation comes up to scratch. That said, if the Linux drivers are at least capable of running compatible games without noticeable slowdown, there's no need for Windows any more.
Ever since the beta of Steam for Linux dropped, gaming has been my primary reason for upgrading distro, kernel and graphics driver. My machines tend to run AMD, and the AMD Linux drivers have previously lagged behind nVidia's. If an upgrade gets my Linux box to the point where I'm no longer rebooting for a round of Killing Floor, that's alright by me.
BBC announces plans to spend your cash on digital goodies
Re: On a similar note
They had huge penetration into schools and made a difference teaching kids how to program. I programmed I/O stuff on one in high school as late as 2001, and I own another unit myself. Wasn't that the point of the effort? To teach people?
Instead they will see people with British accents, entertaining them , whilst teaching them the values of friendship, helping others and politeness. They will be educated without realising it. All of which is absent from Nickelodeon, Disney Junior or, even worse, Tiny Pop.
I'm not entirely certain why British accents are required, but your post does imply a certain...bias towards the homelands?
And I believe Tiny Pop now has the new My Little Pony, which is in my opinion one of the finest, best written cartoons produced for children in quite some time. It is absolutely superb, and I'm pretty certain that a series subtitled "Friendship is Magic" covers all the bases of "friendship, helping others and politeness". But I'm sure you'll dismiss it because it's made in Vancouver.
If you don't like the BBC, that's your loss, you obviously enjoy trash TV of the lowest standard.
Well that's not snobbish or patronising at all.
Go live in America or Australia for while, watch the local stuff, and then realise what you're criticising actually produces some of the finest TV programmes available, anywhere.
As a British ex-pat currently hiding out in Canada, you're surprisingly ignorant. Sure, the US has some quite astonishing crap, as does the UK, and the BBC is more than capable of producing both quality and crap - see "Two Pints" or the state of the modern Panorama for examples of the latter. That said, shows like The Wire, Deadwood, The West Wing, and so on all come from our American friends, and are quite excellent.
Re: On a similar note
Extremely well?
Firefox OS update adds performance, polish to Mozilla's webby mobes
Man, I really need to get my hands on one of these! Mozzy, please encourage someone to make one with a physical keyboard. You could totally get away with it while the phones are still niche.
Brits spend one in every 12 waking minutes online, say beancounters
Re: Did I miss something
Actually, I did misread "waking" in the title and thought the numbers were very low...
Two years after Steve Jobs' death, how's that new CEO working out?
And yet my main reaction to this article was "holy shit, it's been two years since we lost Steve?"
'Safest car ever made' Tesla Model S EV crashes and burns. Car 'performed as designed'
Re: I don't think it's fair...
Looking back, that kind of a silly comment. ;-) I was just responding to his earlier post. It's the designers' fault, of course.
Re: I don't think it's fair...
It's not fair to mention a thing that happened? He was talking about the firefighters using correct methods at that point, and stating that the battery was hard to extinguish. I'm imagining that blazing petrol-powered cars are also a bastard to put out.
It's the car's fault that it burst into flames, firefighters' initial cockup or no.
Half-Life 3: CONFIRMED?
Re: Calling it now:
Why push for 120fps on a TV that can only manage 30fps (60fps interleaved)?
If 120fps is your peak, then your game is very unlikely to visibly lag when the more stressful sections come up. It's amused me for years to hear console manufacturers brag about maintaining a "solid 30fps" in their games.
Re: I am both nervous and excited.
I can't imagine that SteamOS won't properly support kb/mouse input for gaming, or that you wouldn't get equivalent functionality installing Steam onto Ubuntu without ever leaving the office.
Re: HL3? What's the point?
No, Fallout is a FPS with some scripts.
OK, well then while you're being a tabletop snob and bragging about your ability to roll dice, why don't you check out the earlier Fallout games, which are isometric, and undeniably RPGs. If you're just going to turn your nose up at what video games have to offer, then go back to the tabletop where we don't have to put up with you. Either way, no-one who actually knows thing 1 about video games is going to class Fallout as an FPS.
Re: HL was great, HL2 was
HL2 did the usual sequelitis thing. Make it 'dark'with some confused Eastern European oppressive regime thing.
Because the events of Black Mesa were such a ray of sunshine. That's the game with the alien mind-control invasion and the marine death squads, right?
Re: HL3? What's the point?
Fallout is a FPS
...........................................No it isn't. Also, it came out quite a while after HL2.
Re: HL3? What's the point?
If HL3 is like HL2 or the mini adventures, then what's the point? It's a long set sequence of shootemups.
You mean Half Life is *gasp* an FPS game? Who knew??
You can't turn right, you can't turn left, and it's practically an interactive movie, but your only dialogue is gun fire.
So it's an FPS game with a good story? You know, just because it's linear doesn't make it bad.
I've been saying for donkeys that HL3 is the obvious exclusive to pull people onto SteamBox (and possibly even Linux by extension - wouldn't that be interesting?). Remains to be seen how bold Valve decide to be with this.
Britney-obsessed Ubuntu 13.10 DUMPS X Windows-killer Mir in desktop U-turn
Re: Fork, fork. My kingdom for a fork
This coldly explains why there will never be a 'year of the Linux desktop'. There is endless reinvention of things that don't really need reinventing.
You know, you have a very appropriate name..
The reasons Canonical gave for developing Mir are fairly straightforward, and stated in the article. Perhaps you'd like to read it? X works just dandy on the desktop, but desktops are dwindling in market share, and X across devices is a ball-ache, hence Mir.
There will never be a "year of the Linux desktop" (a phrase I've honestly never heard actual Linux users give a shit about) because desktops are ten minutes away from not mattering to most folk.
Windows Phone market share hits double digits in UK and France
Re: Tribalism?
You think we're joining the gang because we hope it will make us more popular and better liked? Or that we believe that MS and Nokia really don't deserve to succeed in the light of crimes past?
So in your head downvoting anyone who likes a product simply because the company that made it were once dicks and you don't like them....isn't OTT? MS aren't my favourite company in the world, but I evaluate their products individually, almost like I'm a rational person. I'd much prefer it if Nokia had been allowed to continue their Maemo/MeeGo/Linux nuttery alongside Windows, because that line of phones was superb for me, but none of that makes Windows Phone a bad product, so I'm not going to say that it is.
Re: Here we go again
The rest of the day, many more phones on display in larger places. Still didn't see that flash of bright plastic. Still haven't seen one anywhere but TV and the web.
You know you can get them in plain black, right? Mine is.
Re: Doing well?
So let me get this right. In the market where it has the best showing, it has just under 10% market share. Therefore in other markets it has a lot less, so overall it's share is less than 10%. This is good?
Are you under the impression that market domination is the only way to be successful?
Ah, why bother? I'd only be arguing with a brick wall. Looking at the number of downvotes I got for saying "Windows Phone is actually alright", the tribalism in the commentard section only ever increases...
Glad to hear it's doing well. Competition in the space is always a good thing, and Windows Phone is very usable, especially for smartphone newcomers. Never mind that, like its desktop compatriot, Windows Phone is bloody fast.
Windows 8 fans out-enthuse Apple fanbois
Re: Don't believe it has fanboys
I do not believe anyone likes Windows 8, or more specifically the Metro crap.
On certain devices (not necessarily desktops) Metro is great. You need to get over that.
Travel much? DON'T buy a Samsung Galaxy Note 3
This just seems like a backward step as a consumer. Ever since I started buying smartphones 10 years ago, one of the things I've loved about them is their ability to go anywhere, do anything - surely that's the point?
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Presbyterian Health Plan said Friday it is lowering the commission it pays insurance brokers for small group business.
The commission for small group (50 employees or fewer) business will drop to 8 percent from 9 percent, said Neal Spero, Presbyterian's vice president of sales and marketing. Presbyterian won't change the commission rates for its large group business, Spero said.
About 17,000 of Presbyterian's 420,000 members belong to small groups, Spero added.
The reason for the commission cut? The federal Affordable Care Act.
"We pay some of the highest commissions, and what is forcing us to lower it is that health care reform requires that 80 percent of the premium cost go to claims and 20 percent goes to administrative expenses," Spero explained.
Broker commissions come out of the 20 percent administrative cost allowed by the ACA. Health plans must be careful not to exceed that 20 percent, because if they do, they have to refund plan members, Spero added.
Presbyterian began sending registered letters Friday to the 600 brokers it deals with informing them of the commission change. Between 90 and 95 percent of Presbyterian's small group business comes through brokers, Spero said.
"It's going to 8 percent, which is still a very competitive commission," Spero said.
Spero added that because of the 80-20 percent rule in the HCA, health insurers across the U.S. have been cutting broker commissions, some as much as 50 percent.
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California's first master's program in stem cells comes to USC. The one-year program will feature an invitational second research year.
USC Dornsife students studying biological sciences or other disciplines may be interested in this news: this Fall, the university will offer the first master's program in stem cell biology and regenerative medicine in California.
"The program gives students a unique entrée into the rapidly expanding field of stem cell biology in the globally recognized capital of stem cell science — California," said Henry Sucov, director of the program.
Offered by the Department of Stem Cell Biology and Regenerative Medicine at the Keck School of Medicine of USC, the one-year program will feature an invitational second research year.
Students can enroll in biomedical science courses, including developmental and stem cell biology, human embryology, regenerative medicine, and the translational and therapeutic aspects of stem cell technology. They will also have the unusual opportunity for extensive hands-on laboratory experience with stem cells.
At the conclusion of year one, selected students will be invited to extend their expertise by conducting independent research and continuing course work during an optional second year. Selection will be based on academic performance and research interests.
After completing this program, graduates will have a competitive advantage in applying to medical or Ph.D. programs, entering the growing stem cell pharmaceutical domain or engaging in other academic, clinical or business efforts. They will possess a unique understanding of how the body's own developmental and repair mechanisms can restore damaged cells, tissues and organs.
"There are only two other master's programs in stem cell biology that I am aware of in the U.S., and neither of these take as rounded an approach to the problem of translating research from the laboratory into the clinic," said Andrew McMahon, director of the Department of Stem Cell Biology and Regenerative Medicine. "I'm particularly excited to bring in the field's leading practitioners as visiting faculty to share their experience with business, regulatory oversight, clinical trials and the pharmaceutical industry. Our goal is to train our students to become the select group of leaders who will chart the course of medicine of the future — regenerative medicine."
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Zero chance moron. The best candidate the dems could come up with was... the former GOP governor. What a bunch of losers.
Get ready bears. This pig doesn't have any interest at these levels.
Any break over 200 will last less than a week. The market could turn around at any time now.
VIX futures expire as do the options. Pay it no mind. The SEPT VIX is already very low though.
It will correct. VIX futures expire today. The new contract is already in the low 13s. Maybe we'll get lucky and see another VIX spike soon.
Had a limit order to short some JNUG at 24.87 and got filled at 24.93, which doesn't even look like it got touched today. Really generous fill if you ask me. I've gotten a lot of great fills on my options lately too.
Why do you bash the kiwi currency when it moves way less than that in one day then? Bitcoin is supposed to be a currency, not a concept. You're going to lose all of your money on that scam.
Even though he always says other markets are "manipulated" and "unstable"? What a hypocrite!
Bitcoin prices tumbled sharply on Monday, before rallying on Tuesday as investors returned to the market to seek cheap valuations.
Prices on BTC-e plummeted to $309.00 on Monday, in what is being referred to as a "flash crash", before recovering to end the day at $440.04.
Market participants speculated that Monday's losses came as a result of excessive margin trading, which caused a flash crash on the BTC-e platform and at least on one additional exchange.
The steep decline then had a cascading effect across the larger Bitcoin market, which dragged prices sharply lower.
A number of traders and market analysts also attributed the plunge to price manipulation by short-term profiteers who are deliberately driving prices down to eventually buy them back at lows.
You speak the truth.
The race has never evolved. They're not the same species as other human beings.
What a waste of money. And they wonder why USPS loses billions ever year.
So basically investors are willing to pay the same amount as they did two years ago even though AAPL's profits are smaller (after buybacks as well). What could go wrong?
Thanks for giving me credit. I was about to bash you for taking sole credit. What's your next call?
They're looking for you in the "Flower" ward.
Probably not even a .08% dip. That's astonishing. What a joke this dog is.
F this poop. I'll be glad when volatility returns so we can talk about the market again. I'm out of here.
Dude, your feuds today are really annoying. Do you really need a new thread for every one of these? Calm down.
Should turn around here within the next .5% or so. If not, it's going above 200.
As for those indicators... you'll know in just over two months when QE is finished. My guess is that they will still matter.
Actually I like "Big Mike" rally. That's pretty funny.
I would say a preservation of the country's wealth and economic state. Low interest rates keep the costs of financing our debt now and the fake CPI number reduces the benefits paid out. I think they're hoping everything just works its way out without thinking about the long term consequences.
If we had a president that reduced regulations in order to create jobs and maybe considered lowering taxes or repatriating taxes, we would probably be out of this trap by now.


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"The social media revolution to date has really been in advertising as it's been a new way to advertise and promote product and commoditised services," The Social Adviser's chief executive, Baz Gardner, told InvestorDaily.
"But for advisers, it's a completely different paradigm [because] it's not about making impressions, promotions or marketing; it's about relationship management, trust, creating community with clients, breaking down barriers for referrals and creating word of mouth for your services.
"That's a completely different process."
Advisers are also using negative perceptions of social media to judge platforms such as Twitter, despite the opportunity for the industry to present innovation and service in a new way and therefore grow the market, Gardner said.
"The reason that most businesses are failing on social media adoption, strategy and implementation is that it requires changing the perceptions, philosophy and understanding of people," he said.
"We have to change advisers' mindsets to [get them to realise] this is what you've always been doing - building on relationships, getting referrals, creating trust and relying on word of mouth. It's just that you can do it so much better -paying for social media gurus to blast messages does not work."
When it comes to adopting and benefitting from social media, the financial services industry is still in its infancy, Gardner said.
"You've got the banks doing it on the retail side but no one has really got any idea about how to go forward on the relationship aspects with financial advisers and personal bankers because they don't know how to change and empower their people to use it," he said.
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In Gardner's experience it is much easier to encourage older advisers to make the mind shift and implement social media within their business strategies.
"At first, they are far more reluctant, but as soon as you get them to understand that it's what they've always done and then show them that they don't need technical skills, they get it [immediately] and achieve better results," he said.
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Kobo throws an aura over the London Book Fair
Kobo's big set-piece launch of its new upmarket device—the Kobo aura—held last night in London should be remembered as the moment the e-bookseller became a serious player in the e-book business. This statement might surprise some.
Kobo has been around for a few years—its book fair parties are already the stuff of legend—and it was bought for $315m by the Japanese group Rakuten in 2011. Its likeable chief content officer Michael Tamblyn has rarely been off the conference stage these past years, and its chief executive Michael Serbinis delivered a keynote at last year's FutureBook in front of 500 of the industry's biggest and brightest. When it last reported sales, they were in the tens of millions, and growing fast. It now claims 20% of the global e-reading market, though its share in key markets such as the UK and US is still well below that.
Nevertheless, the launch party, and its other activity around the London Book Fair this year, as well as its commitment to treble its marketing spend in the UK, all suggest a company that now has the backing and confidence to aggressively muscle its way front of stage.
The transition from plucky upstart to industry player might not be easy, however. Kobo's challenge will be to take on the ambition without losing the attitude that has got it to where it is today. As this perceptive piece in the New Statesman suggests: the thing Kobo has on its side for the moment is that it is well-liked in the industry, and has stewarded those relationships even as it has gone from talking to walking.
This was evident from the speeches made by non-Kobo executives at the launch, including Stephen Clarke c.e.o. designate at WH Smith, Faber's Stephen Page, and BA president and independent bookseller Patrick Neale. Some might think that Kobo enjoys its good fortune simply because it is not Amazon. That helps, but the culture of Kobo has always been friendly and convivial. These were people you could find propping up a bar outside Earls Court, as well as on the stage at the latest digital conference sharing data. They liked the book business, and wanted to be part of it.
How much this mateyness can be translated into growth remains to be seen. Its desire for exclusive deals will be one interesting test. It is noticeable that the Khaled Hosseini coup is for the Brazilian Portuguese editions of his works: Brazil being a market that has so far proved resistant to the lure of the dedicated e-reader (Apple is the dominant e-bookseller in the country because of the number of iOS devices).
If Kobo can pull off other such deals in markets where it matters, it might be onto something. But exclusive arrangements can be a doubled-edged sword as Waterstones found out when it did a deal for Glenn David Gold's Sunnyside all those year ago: exclusives lock the content away from some readers and are just one of the things we don't like about Amazon.
But the evidence from the aura launch is that Kobo knows how to develop business relationships for the long term. The slightly edgy speech given by Clarke, where he admitted to "a little bit of falling out, a little bit of hissy fitting" in the early days of that deal, spoke volumes. Kobo and WHS were an ill-fitting match when the device first launched in stores, but both sides have worked hard to make it work, with the Kobo concessions proving to be a good approach—in fact WHS now plans to build 100 more. Clarke said: "The one thing I can say, hand on heart in all my career, it is very seldom you come across people who will put their money where their mouth is like Kobo." Not words the c.e.o. designate of a huge retailer such as WHS should say lightly.
That said, Kobo will need to redouble its efforts just to stay still, while at the same time continuing to expand globally into markets where it can still gain a first-mover advantage. However, the shift in the Kobo mind-set, made visible last night, is also reflected in publishers' attitudes to the company. Anecdotally, there is now talk of real market share growth coming from Kobo in the UK, perhaps as 20p and Kindle-fatigue have settled over UK book readers.
I've always liked the Kobo way, it's people and its long term vision for how reading might evolve. I've also appreciated the way it has tried to bring everyone else with it, understanding, as former high street booksellers should, that bookselling is about more than good meta-data and low prices. But there was always a sense that the fun had to stop at some point if the business was to get serious. I now realise that Kobo might be able to do both--which, after all, is the publishing way.
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Sister Teresa Carol Van Compernolle, 89, a member of the Sisters of St. Francis, Oldenburg, died Tuesday, March 25, 2014, at the convent.
Born Nov. 26, 1924, in Kansas City, Mo., she was the daughter of Matilda (Soetaert) and Alphonse Van Compernolle. She entered the convent Sept. 8, 1944, and made her final vows Aug. 12, 1947.
Sister Teresa Carol was a creative primary school teacher, spending most of her career teaching first grade. Coming from a large family, her quiet style and patience provided a very nurturing environment for her students. Schools she taught at included St. Joseph's, St. Aloysius, St. Clare's and St. Bonaventure's, Cincinnati; St. Ann's, Hamilton, Ohio; Holy Cross, St. Louis; Our Lady of Sorrows, Kansas City; Little Flower, St. Lawrence and Holy Trinity, Indianapolis; St. Gabriel's, Connersville; and St. Anthony's, Morris.
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Computerworld - If you're a full-time spreadsheet jockey, or just a casual number-cruncher, you've come to know and either love or hate Excel's interface. Well, your world just changed. Throw away almost everything you know about Excel's look and feel. Microsoft Corp. made some very dramatic changes in Excel 2007.
The good news is that you should welcome most of the changes, because they make it easier to get at all of Excel's power. The bad news is that you're going to have to learn how to use the application again.
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The Microsoft Office button. The big button on the upper left-hand corner of the screen replaces the old File menu from previous versions of Excel. You'll find familiar features for opening files, saving files, printing files and so on, but there's a lot more here as well, as you'll discover later in this guide.
The Quick Access toolbar. Just to the right of the Office button is the Quick Access toolbar, with buttons for using Excel's most common features, including Save, Undo, Redo, Sort, Print Preview and more, but you can add and remove buttons for any functions you please. More on that later.
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The View toolbar. There is now a View toolbar at the bottom right of the screen that lets you choose between Normal, Page Layout and Page Break Preview -- a view that will show you how your spreadsheet will look when it prints. There's also a slider that lets you zoom in or out of your document.
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Europe today is experiencing an economic recovery, but to make this recovery sustainable, inclusive and job-rich, we need active and effective public employment policies.
I deeply regret the significant job losses announced by Microsoft today because of the impact these will have on so many individuals, their families and the local communities they live and work in.
The Youth Employment Initiative together with the Youth Guarantee should be a reality on the ground as a matter of urgency. We cannot afford to delay the implementation of such a crucial initiative.
Helping young people find a job must be among our top priorities, along with tackling the risk of poverty among the most vulnerable, such as older people, especially women, single-person households and the unemployed.
This initiative is not only important because of its long-term environmental impact but also because of its potential for assisting the economic recovery of the European Union.
I would argue that EU institutions have an obligation to counter false claims about cross-country mobility in Europe and to explain the advantages of mobility even to sceptical audiences. At a time when chauvinism is gaining strength across Europe, it is particularly important that the EU institutions play their role.
The fight against youth unemployment is still to be won. It has to be a collective effort that involves the young women and men concerned, the business community, the social partners, the regions and the Member States.
Sharing short-term fiscal risks in a monetary union is what I would consider a proper social contract.
My conclusion is that lack of progress on Europe 2020 targets should prompt EU leaders not to water down or abandon the Strategy as such, but to step up the policy responses. The review of Europe 2020 should be connected with the reconstruction of the EMU.
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Inspiring all girls to be strong, smart and bold!®
Girls Inc. is a national nonprofit organization serving girls with roots dating back to 1864!
Girls Inc of Oak Ridge is a local affilate that began in 1976 and has grown to become an integral part of our community. Our goal is to teach girls how to advocate for themselves and their communities while building self confidence, expanding their horizons and preparing girls of today to become women of tomorrow!
Want to know more about Girls Inc of Oak Ridge?
Check out our About Us page or send us a message below!
Check out our new "With You In Her Corner" commercial! Together we can all help girls succeed!
Here are all the amazing programs Girls Inc of
Oak Ridge offers:
* After School Programs!
* Summer Camp!
*Sports Teams and Clinics!
For more information, check out our programs pages!
Upcoming Events!
Girls Just Want To Fundraise!
Electronic Raffle with over 20 amazing prizes including:
PlayStation 4, IMac Computer, HP Laptop, IPod Nano and more!
$5 per Entry Ticket- you can buy as many entries tickets as you would like!
Drawing will take place on November 3rd, 2014!
Winners do not have to be present to win, please contact Girls Inc for Entry Information: 865-482-4475
2014 Parade of Trees Holiday Gala!
Swing Into The Season!
Saturday November 8th, 2014 at the Double Tree Hotel
For Ticket or Sponsorship Information, contact: 865.482.4475
Registration Forms can be found on Program Pages!
Help Girls Inc of Oak Ridge by making a donation below!
We greatly appreciate your support!
Want to be a Volunteer?
Call or Come in today to find out about our exciting Volunteer Opportunities!
Looking for an Internship?
Call us today to findout about our many Internship Opportunities in: Marketing/Development, Sports, Social Media, Program Development & More
Check out our Internship Offers at: www.idealist.org