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Thompson Company, Inc. was established in 1977 and in our over 30 years of business we have gained valuable experience in designing systems for large public facilities, small facilities and everything in between. These facilities must meet stringent environmental, energy efficiency and sustainability requirements demanded by LEED criteria.
TCI has the capabilities to provide all engineering aspects of your project. We can provide Team Approach Design with our production staff, quality control with our Quality Assurance Department and Construction Administration services to verify a quality installation and take your project from idea to reality.
Serving both domestic and international clients, the firm has designed projects in all 50 states and over 58 countries and our staff continually seeks innovative ways to meet the demands of each project.
Our commitment to advancing the technology of engineering has spawned Thompson Company to offer all of our disciplines designs in Revit and BIM modeling.
Bill Thompson has more than 35 years of professional experience in engineering design for a variety of aviation, commercial, office and hotel facilities. As Chief Executive Officer, he establishes the overall corporate direction for the firm. In addition, his responsibilities include business development and technical advisor or the firm's projects. As such, Mr. Thompson participates actively in the engineering aspects of the business and works closely with each project to ensure the firm's commitment to engineering excellence with unmatched client service.
Under Mr. Thompson's direction since 1977, Thompson Company, Inc. has grown as a thriving, multi-disciplined engineering organization of highly trained professional and technical support personnel. During this 35-year period, the firm has expanded both domestically and internationally with operations in 50 U.S. states, Asia, Europe, Africa, the Middle East and South America.
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In a series of meetings, each featuring graduate student guest speakers, this forum provides the opportunity for students from across disciplines to share their work with one another. These forums are intended to bring together graduate students from all academic disciplines at Northeastern University to create a collaborative and interdisciplinary intellectual community. The forums provide a unique opportunity to expand research through collaborative processes and to discuss approaches to research through a variety of methodological and theoretical frameworks.
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Rachel Gillett (History): "Biguines and Banana Skirts: Race, Jazz, and Gender in Interwar Paris"
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I have been itching to buy some new Islanders gear but have been really upset with the prices as of late. Are there any places to get lower cost goods? Also does anyone know the rules about fan made apparel? My friend recently got a direct to garmet printer, would i be breaking the law if I made shirts using fan made art (Note at no point would i take their logo and just slap it on a shirt, I probably will have one of my artist friends make a slightly different version of the logo as to not break copyright laws). I really liked this hoodie but omg $109 http://www.fansedge.com/New_York_Islanders/Old_Time_Hockey_New_York_Islanders_Lace-Up_Jersey_Fleece_Hoodie/source/csefe12-pla-id1319213-5?CAWELAID=330011900006494079&gclid=CIK4jvuxyboCFYqi4AodOzMAvQ
Basically I am just looking to find out if anyone has any recommendations on places to shop or any information about the rules of fan made apparel.


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With both a father and a grandfather who were dentists, Dr. Ronald Crabtree is the third generation in his family to practice dentistry. He was born in Idaho, raised mostly in Maryland and served as a missionary in Scotland for two years before completing his BS degree in zoology at Brigham Young University. Dr. Crabtree earned his dental degree from the University of Texas Health Science Center in San Antonio, moving to Houston to work as an associate doctor for three years after graduation.
Ron and Kristy Crabtree married in 1984. Kristy Crabtree was born in South Carolina but spent most of her childhood in England (her mother was English and her Air Force father had three tours of duty there). Kristy graduated with a BS in business management from Brigham Young University. She worked for Conoco Oil Company right out of college, completing their management training program. After 5 years in the oil industry she made a major career switch to dentistry.
The Crabtrees were determined to have their own dental practice rather than work for others. They opened Crabtree Dental in 1986 and succeeded despite the difficult economic climate of the time (oil hovered around $8 a barrel). The practice grew from a single treatment room and three dental professionals in 1986 to seven rooms and twelve professionals today. In twenty years of practice, Dr. Crabtree has treated over 8,000 patients, developing a reputation for gentleness in his chairside manner.
The Crabtrees' combined mission of providing quality dental services to families in the Katy area continues to be at the top of their priorities. Dr. Crabtree has a Mastership in the Academy of General Dentistry, an organization that recognizes dentists who continue their education. Mastership credentials have been awarded to fewer than 2,000 dentists nationwide since 1972, and Dr. Crabtree is one of only four Masters practicing in the Katy area.
Dr. Crabtree is avid about continuing education. He is a regular participant in courses at the Scottsdale Center for Dentistry. This Center offers advanced courses and workshops in Cosmetic and Reconstructive Dentistry.
Daroma has been managing patients' oral health as a Dental Hygienist for many years. She received her Bachelor of Science degree in dental hygiene from Midwestern State University in 1983. Daroma joined our practice in May of 1992 and is near to completing her second decade of delivering care through Crabtree Dental. Her longevity with our practice has given her the opportunity to develop and enjoy ongoing relationships with the many patients she sees on a regular basis. Her commitment to providing quality oral health care shows in her gentle but thorough cleanings. She works well with children, moving to their level to communicate and alleviate apprehension.
Daroma is married with two daughters. Taking care of her family occupies most of her free time along with school and church activities. Daroma enjoys camping, fishing and working in her flowerbeds.
Connie has nearly 3 decades of dental experience, over half of which have been with Dr. Crabtree. She first entered the dental field as part of a health occupations program in her high school. Connie works directly with Dr. Crabtree, chairside-assisting patients with their treatment needs. Her gentle, positive manner puts patients at ease. She is a Registered Dental Assistant certified in radiological procedures. She maintains her American Red Cross CPR certification. She is a native Texan. She graduated from Lamar High School in Rosenberg and has lived in Katy most of her adult life. She has lived in Katy for over two decades and is the mother of three grown children and two grandchildren.
Lara has been practicing hygiene for 10 years. She graduated in 1999 from the University of Texas Dental Branch in Houston. She has been a great addition to our practice since September of 2003. Lara enjoys dental hygiene because she meets a variety of people daily and loves to help others have healthier, happier smiles.
Lara is a "small town girl at heart" and is happy that she and her family live and work in the Katy Community, because "It feels like home"! Her husband, Joseph is an assistant principal at Mayde Creek Junior High. They are parents to two beautiful children.
Allonia started with Crabtree Dental after retiring from a long career performing administrative work. The life of a retiree didn't suit this highly energetic woman and she determined to return to work in a different field. Drawing on three years experience in a dental business office early in her career, she decided to become a Registered Dental Assistant. Allonia says she likes "working with people in an environment where she feels like she is an asset". Allonia is a native Texan – originally from Fort Worth. She has 3 children and 8 grandchildren. She enjoys working with her daughter, Daroma, who is a hygienist in our practice. Allonia's hobbies include fishing, camping, sewing, and cheering on the Astros. She is also very involved with the Second Baptist church.
Amber joined us after serving in the US Air Force, where she completed her education and served as a dental assistant. She has done charity work in Thailand and Japan, and dental and forensic studies in Korea, Afghanistan, Iraq, and Iran. She is a registered dental assistant certified in radiological procedures, and maintains her American Red Cross CPR certification.
Originally from Katy, Amber has lived in 5 states and 6 countries. She likes to travel and meet new people. We are glad she has returned to her Katy roots and become a part of our team.
Amanda joined our team in 2011 and has been a hygienist for more than a decade. Because her dad is a petroleum engineer, her family moved around a bit when she was younger. They ultimately settled in Katy where she chose to make her home as well. Amanda has two lovely daughters and volunteers twice a month in the children's ministry at her church. She enjoys swimming, dancing, going to the park with her girls, and doing just about anything outdoors.
Colby has been working with Crabtree Dental since he was in junior high. Back then he came into the office after school to help manage the computers and assist with minor projects. He is currently studying nutritional science at Brigham Young University while he continues to work remotely managing our computer systems and assisting with managerial accounting.
In 2011 Colby became a registered dental assistant certified in radiological procedures, so he accents his IT responsibilities by assisting with patients when he is home for the holidays. Colby married his wife, Talyn, in August of 2012 and he will apply to dental schools in the summer of 2013. He plans to become a general dentist and rejoin the Crabtree Dental team as the fourth-generation dentist in the family.
Jennifer has more than a decade of dental experience on both the administrative and clinical sides of dentistry. Having started with Crabtree Dental in 2007, her clinical experience and knowledge gives her added insight in her administrative role. As a registered dental assistant, Jennifer knows that good oral health care is not an accident, which is why her chief responsibility is scheduling our patients' hygiene appointments. She is the cheerful voice over the phone confirming and scheduling your appointments to help keep you on the preventive track. Jennifer is originally from California but has spent many years in Katy. She graduated from Katy High School. She and her husband live in Katy with their four children.
Charisse has two decades of dental experience, fourteen in general dentistry and six in pediatric dentistry. She joined our office in 2002 and is primarily responsible for administering the insurance and billing functions of our practice. She has attended many dental continuing education courses in her 17 years, each of which have helped her develop an expertise in dental insurance. Charisse is originally from Rayne, Louisiana and has 3 children. She has a busy schedule keeping track of them between high school and college. A Katy resident, Charisse enjoys cooking, reading, and watching movies.
Stacy is the most recent addition to our team. She is an Administrative Assistant to our Practice Manager, and will be taking on many assignments this year to implement new technologies as our practice moves in the direction of converting entirely to electronic recordkeeping.
After obtaining her bachelor's degree in psychology from Texas A&M University, Stacy immediately went to work for a health and wellness center in Katy, where she spent four years in sales and marketing. Prior to joining our practice, Stacy grew up in Sugar Land and moved to Katy in 2006, where she resides with her husband and young daughter. Stacy's favorite activities include hanging out with her family and playing with their German Shepherd at the dog park.
Stefanie joined our staff in 2010. She is a certified medical office specialist and holds an associate's degree in computer science. With over a decade of administrative and customer service experience, Stefanie conducts patient checkouts, verifies insurance, and cheerfully answers your calls throughout the day.
Stefanie is originally from Corpus Christi, TX and now calls Eagle Lake home. She enjoys spending time with her husband and three children. The whole family is active in sports, and Stefanie is an avid football and baseball fan.
As receptionist at Crabtree Dental, Eva warmly greets every patient. As you check in, she is responsible to gather and update your patient information. She monitors the day's schedule to ensure each patient is seen in a timely fashion. She also supports our team with a variety of administrative duties.
Eva is working toward her Associate of Sciences degree at Lonestar and seeks to further her studies in the dental industry. Eva has several years' experience in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and enjoys singing and painting.
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Parents can understand some basic information about testing, but they will no doubt have many more questions. For those looking for more in-depth information about IQ testing, the Parents' Guide to IQ Testing and Gifted Education is a must-have book.
Chapters in the Book:
- A Closer Look at IQ Tests. What They Measure and What the Scores Mean.
- Identifying Gifted Students. Who Gets Tested and Why.
- What is Gifted Education? And is it Right for My Child?
- IQ Testing and Gifted Education. Answers to the Questions Parents Ask Most.
- Signs of Giftedness. What to Look for and Why You Should Know.
- Is it Good to be Gifted? Optimal IQ and the Flipside to Being Gifted
- Bright Kids with Learning Problems. When IQ and Achievement Don't Match Up.
- IQ Testing in the Schools. How Did It Start?
- What is Intelligence? And Can It Really Be Measured?
- Nature, Nurture, annd Other Influences. Why We Are Who We Are.
Each chapter is written in a very easy-to-understand way with a layout that makes the information quite accessible. Boxes include additional information on the topic being discussed. At the end of each chapter is a "Quick Points" list that serves as an overview of the chapter and a summary reference.
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It also covers methods schools use to identify gifted children and provides suggestions on what you can do if you have concerns about your child's placement in school or about the school's policies. Finally, this section explains what gifted programs are and whether the gifted program at your child's school is the right fit for your child. It covers the variety of educational options as well, from early entrance to ability grouping to self-contained classrooms.
The final section of the book provides the history of IQ testing starting back in the late 1800s, as well as a discussion of just what intelligence is. We talk a lot about intelligence and methods for testing it, but we don't always understand just what it is, so this discussion is a valuable one. This section also discusses the question of nature versus nurture. Is intelligence inherited or is it the result of our environment?


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"Sinkane is about ready for liftoff. Having done time drumming for Of Montreal, Caribou, and Yeasayer, the Sudanese-born, Brooklyn-based musician inked a deal with James Murphy's DFA Records and has been busy readying his first full-length. Mars, which hits our cosmos on October 23, is an inspiring musical odyssey. Referencing his cultural heritage and fondness for '70s underground soul, the record is rich with polyrhythmic grooves and genial vibes. Sinkane provides a majority of the instrumentation with notable cameos by Twin Shadow's George Lewis Jr., Yeasayer's Ira Wolf Tuton, Afrobeat band Nomo, and saxophonist/flautist stutzmcgee. In addition to Sinkane, today's Inland Empire Touring CMJ showcase also serves up Slowdance, Weeknight, and indie-pop janglers, We Can't Enjoy Ourselves."
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Since it hasnt been posted yet I figured I would let anyone who didnt already know the Charlie Strong has once again struck huge. CB Ryan White for Trinity has committed to the UL class of 2013 which leaves 9 scholarships available since he is the third person to commit.
Also, rumor has it that James Quick will be committing to UL after their first game this fall. Have to think that Oregon is no longer on his list of schools with their recent problems.


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For some bargain shoppers, Black Friday appears to be a great deal.But with so much economic uncertainty, will this year be better for retailers? Yes, according to shopping analyst.
"This will be the most deal-driven, bargain-driven shopping in my 28 years of looking at Christmas," said Britt Beemer, who researches spending habits.
"A year ago when we were doing research, only 14 percent of consumers went online to look at the Black Friday ads. [Now] 32 percent of all Americans have already gone online to look at Black Friday ads. I couldn't believe it. I never thought the number would be above 20-25% and you're already at 32% so it's just an example of people out there wanting deals."Said shopper Shannon Greathouse: "I think I'll probably spend more. I like shopping."Beemer said his research shows retail spending could look a lot like they did in 2006."There's going to be a lot more people buying gifts in that $21 to $25 range this year, much like it was six years ago, and that's amazing."Over half of America believes the retailers will have better deals this Black Friday than last year, which means when those consumers come out, more will want those big deal savings."For the socially conscious, "Small Business Saturday," held on the Saturday after Thanksgiving, promotes local and small retailers. And Beemer said there could be better national deals the weekend right before Christmas.
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Two-time Indianapolis 500 winner Dan Wheldon was killed today in a fiery, 15-car crash during the IndyCar race in Las Vegas. There's video below, if you care to see it. Here is a link to the AP story. Wheldon was 33. [Read More]
Bill Russell sues NCAA, Electronic Arts
Former USF and Boston Celtics star Bill Russell has filed an antitrust complaint against the NCAA for selling videos using his likeness without his consent and without paying him. The lawsuit, which also names Electronic Arts Inc. as a defendant, says the NCAA sells $150 videos of USF's 1955 and '56 championship games, and EA […] [Read More]
Bears' Devin Hester flips out & Marion Barber fails
(Note: This blog post is a transfer from the Niner Insider blog, where it didn't quite fit.) One of Sunday's NFL highlights was Devin Hester's 69-yard punt return, capped by a tumbling routine that showed off his agility, if not his artistry. Later in the Bears' Sunday win over Carolina, Marion Barber scored and tried […] [Read More]
Video: Andrew Luck one-handed catch among Stanford QB's greatest highlights
Andrew Luck added a new contender to the "Best Andrew Luck" video of all-time competition when he made a one-handed grab (yes, grab, as in reception) against UCLA. If you haven't seen it yet, here it is. Check it out and then stick around to consider two other top video contenders: The funny thing is […] [Read More]
Stanford star LB Skov done for season
The news Stanford fans were dreading has been released by the school's sports information department. Here's the statement: STANFORD, Calif. — Stanford head football coach David Shaw announced on Monday that junior inside linebacker Shayne Skov will miss the remainder of the season after sustaining a knee injury in the second quarter of Saturday night's […] [Read More]
Owner to Cam Newton: No tattoos
AP Cam Newton. Carolina Panthers quarterback Cam Newton was the top overall pick in this year's draft and he signed a four-year deal for a guaranteed $22 million. AP 2009 Jeremy Shockey. Owner Jerry Richardson said on the Charlie Rose show this week that one of the things he liked about Newton when the two […] [Read More]
SNL comic as McEnroe, Borg, etc.
There's an amusing video up on the New York Times' site from their photoshoot for an upcoming magazine. It's Andy Samberg impersonating Jimmy Connors, Andre Agassi, John McEnroe and Bjorn Borg. I think I like the Connors the best. Sidelight Bay Area highlight is the Athletics T-shirt Samberg is wearing at one point in the […] [Read More]
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Making the world harder for soccer's defenders
Yes, we do still have to spend time defending soccer. No, we don't need something like this. Zidane wins Golden Ball as top player of the tournament. Zidane. Who took himself out of the final 10 minutes of the game. Who could have scored the winning goal or set it up, but instead took himself […] [Read More]
Clinical shootout ends hard-to-figure final
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The Lowdown on Almond Flour
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Hey friends!
So, I'm later on posting than I had hoped, but for a good reason; today my husband whisked me off to the mountains for a birthday getaway! Perhaps I'll do a little recap just because it's been such fun already, but we'll see. Regardless, I did promise a post today, and though I had hoped to publish the new recipe (I made three batches over the past two days and they are completely gone — also, it was what I chose to eat for my birthday "treat" — and it's definitely not cake, or a traditional thing to celebrate with, at that!), I not only left the recipe scrawled on some paper on my counter at home, I also am seriously disappointed with the photos I took! Darn, I guess I'll need to make them again… Heh heh. So, I thought I'd talk about something that I'm frequently asked about, just as a resource in case you were curious.
Fear not, though, if this isn't something you're interested in. The recipe is coming soon. SOON!
So, as you've probably noticed, I use blanched almond flour for the majority of my baked goods. Below are the most common questions I get. Please let me know if you have more in the comments! : )
Almond Flour FAQs
1) What is blanched almond flour? What isn't blanched almond flour?
Blanched almond flour is essentially just almonds that have had their skins steamed or boiled off, and then been ground up into fine particles. It's consistency would be comparable to cornmeal.
Blanched almond flour (usually just referred to as almond flour) is not the same as almond meal. Almond meal can be blanched, but most of the time it is made from almonds with the skin still on, and thus it is coarser and not as fine as blanched almond flour. This can result in a crumblier texture. Almond meal — even if blanched — is going to be a larger particle than almond flour. I can't guarantee things will go perfectly if you substitute almond meal, though many have let me know that it worked great for them!
2) Why do you use almond flour?
I started using almond flour when I was on a grain-free eating plan (I followed it strictly for over a year, not for weight loss, but health reasons). It is amazingly versatile — and always simple. I don't need to have 12 different types of gums, starches, and GF flours to make one loaf of bread (that is going to be nutritionally lacking anyway). I strive to keep my ingredients minimal in recipes, and almond flour allows me to do so.
BUT. It is also the tastiest flour, and one of the most nutritious, in my opinion. Almond flour is a great option for people who need to eat grain or gluten-free, but it is also awesome for those who don't! Whatever your dietary needs, almond flour is low-glycemic, high fiber, and high protein. It is also rich with Vitamin E and perfectly moist. You simply can't say that about any other GF flour — most are dry, high starch, low protein, low fiber, and leave me feeling sugar buzzed and sick.
Did I mention that it's also just plain delicious? Like buttah (…but without buttah. Which = great for vegan baking, by the way).
3) Where do you buy blanched almond flour? Isn't it expensive?
Yes and no. If you purchase almond flour in bulk, like I do, you won't be selling off a kidney anytime soon. I don't use almond flour every week, either, so it's not a huge expense. If you buy almond butter on a regular basis, you can buy almond flour — by the pound, almond flour is about the same price (~$6/lb, usually less if you purchase it like I do — see following). I buy several 5 lb bags from Honeyville (a great company; I've bought from them for over 3 years now) when they periodically have sales. I signed up to receive email alerts, and they usually range between 10-15%. I store mine in the freezer for months. (See #6.)
Whole Foods and other health food stores are now carrying almond flour — even if the bulk bins! Just make sure it is finely ground. And be careful about cross-contamination if you're celiac, of course. Kind Arthur Flour used to sell almond meal that was really coarse, but recently it looks much finer and might work (though it is $$). I do not recommend Dowd & Rogers brand.
4) Can I make my own? How?
This is a great tutorial, and one that I try to link to in all my almond flour posts. You can definitely make it at home! This is an excellent option if you are just trying it out for one recipe. It can also be more cost-effective, depending on your local prices. (Honeyville is always cheaper for me though.)
5) Where did you learn to bake and cook with almond flour? Are there other resources I could use?
The first introduction I had to almond flour was through the book Breaking the Vicious Cycle, and Elana Amsterdam. If you aren't familiar with Elana's site Elana's Pantry, you need to check it out. She is an almond flour goddess, and when I first found out I couldn't eat gluten, I was lost. Her recipes and tutorials really did teach me how to cook again, when I felt like I would never be able to return to my passion of baking. Through Elana's recipes, and a LOT of trial and error, I figured out how to bake with almond flour. I certainly owe my ability to gauge ratios (e.g., wet to dry, etc.), and other almond flour essentials, to Elana. I had the privilege of meeting her in person to thank her for all she's done (she also lives in Boulder), and she was very gracious, and very enthusiastic about helping the GF community. If you haven't perused her two cookbooks, I really can't recommend them enough. Even my parents (who do not eat GF) frequently make her recipes, as my father is diabetic and most of her dishes are low glycemic and please even the pickiest eaters (that's you, Dad).
6) How should I store almond flour?
Almond flour will go rancid much more quickly than glutenous flour. Store it in the fridge and use it up in a few months, or store it in the freezer and use it up in a year or two. Just be sure to let it thaw before baking with it! : )
Ok — that took way longer (and was way longer) than I expected! (TWSS) Anyway, I hope some of you found it helpful. My next recipe uses almond flour — in a way I have only dreamed. Ohmyword.
Have a great weekend!
Any other questions? Have you used almond flour?


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"Roman Candle" turns 20: Secrets of Elliott Smith's accidental masterpiece (slideshow)
Elliott and the friends with whom he recorded in middle school in Texas (photo courtesy of Dan Pickering)
Topics: Design, New York City, Entertainment News
Vernacular Typography is the creation of graphic designer and Brooklyn native Molly Woodward, who has spent the past decade taking photos of the city's "found lettering." All over the city, and the world, local signage is disappearing and being replaced with mass-produced signs and the brands of global corporations. Molly is trying to preserve it–and she has a Kickstarter campaign to help do that.
I asked her a few questions about "endangered local signage."
How are you defining "Vernacular Typography"?
I guess it should technically be Vernacular "Lettering," but I define Vernacular Typography as the found lettering that exists in the built environment and surrounds us everyday. It doesn't have to be pretty or use an existing typeface, it's just any visual representation of language.
How do you think New York City's vernacular typography differs from other cities around the country and the world?
New York's vernacular typography is unmatched in terms of intensity and variety of signage. On any given block, you can see the city's forgotten history through the layers of still-visible signage in basically any medium. The typescape is also much denser than in other places because the city evolves so rapidly and retail turnover is so high.
Which New York City typefaces are your current favorites?
I'm partial to the type and signs I grew up seeing every day, most of which have disappeared (Gertel's Bakery) or whose surfaces seem to be slowly melting away (Ideal Hosiery).
I love any type that somehow still clings to life or relates directly to a time and place (Horn & Hardart Automat).
And of course, you can never go wrong with beautiful neon (Montero's).
What do we lose when the vernacular typography of the city streets vanishes from sight?
A sense of the city's history, and also a precious visual resource. Typography can you tell you a lot about local culture and urban communication and when we don't see it, our sense of the city is diminished.
What do you think might be the psychological impact of living in a city where the native typography is replaced by homogeneous corporate signage?
I think there's less of a personal connection to a specific place. With standardized corporate advertising, signs are no longer representative of a group of people or a neighborhood, just a business that could be anywhere in the world.
For natives, connections to the past are lost, so a sense of home or a memory of a place is devalued. And for visitors, there's less of the unique experience you get from traveling someplace new.
Vernacular typography is such an incredible marker of regional identity, spatial orientation and even personal history. If we lose it altogether, we not only lose that individual and cultural connection, but also a physical map of the city, which is why documentation and preservation are so important.
Jeremiah Moss is the pseudonymous author of the blog Jeremiah's Vanishing New York. He has also written about the city for The New York Times.More Jeremiah Moss.
Elliott and the friends with whom he recorded in middle school in Texas (photo courtesy of Dan Pickering)
Heatmiser publicity shot (L-R: Tony Lash, Brandt Peterson, Neil Gust, Elliott Smith) (photo courtesy of JJ Gonson photography)
Elliott and JJ Gonson (photo courtesy of JJ Gonson photography)
"Stray" 7-inch, Cavity Search Records (photo courtesy of JJ Gonson photography)
Elliott's Hampshire College ID photo, 1987
Elliott with "Le Domino," the guitar he used on "Roman Candle" (courtesy of JJ Gonson photography)
Full "Roman Candle" record cover (courtesy of JJ Gonson photography)
Elliott goofing off in Portland (courtesy of JJ Gonson photography)
Heatmiser (L-R: Elliott Smith, Neil Gust, Tony Lash, Brandt Peterson)(courtesy of JJ Gonson photography)
The Greenhouse Sleeve -- Cassette sleeve from Murder of Crows release, 1988, with first appearance of Condor Avenue (photo courtesy of Glynnis Fawkes)


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Category — Mineral Resource Theory
Depletionism Reconsidered: A 2004 Article Revisited
[Editor Note: This nearly decade-old article, Are We Running Out of Oil?, is reprinted by the author for its relevance today. A likely error in the article (even Julian Simon adherents can be too pessimistic!) is conceding that M. King Hubbert correctly predicted the 1970 peak of U.S. oil production (9.6 mmb/d then vs. 5.7 mmb/d in 2011). However, domestic output has increased 13% since 2008 and is rapidly rising. A March 4th article on the failure of peak-oil predictions inspired this look-back.]
"Vainly, economists working in the fixity paradigm have looked for a 'depletion signal' in the empirical record—some definitive turning point at which physical scarcity overcomes human ingenuity. A new research program is in order. Applied economists should focus upon institutional change to explain and quantify changes in resource scarcity."
"This time it's for real," says the cover story of the June 2004 issue of National Geographic. "We're at the beginning of the end of cheap oil."
Books and articles written by geologists, environmentalists, and others regularly announce a new era of increasing oil scarcity. 1 Today's resurrected hero of the depletionists is M. King Hubbert (1903–89), a Shell geologist who a half century ago presented a bell-shaped curve depicting oil production over time.
His model correctly predicted that U.S. oil production would peak around 1970. A sister prediction, that U.S. gas production would peak in 1970, was errant, however. And his prediction that global oil production would begin an irreversible decline around 2000 is off to a poor start (Hubbert, 1956). World oil production in 2003 was about 2.5 per cent above 2000. [Read more →]
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Milton Friedman on Mineral Resource Theory (remembering a giant of social thought)
Editor note: Milton Friedman would be 98 this Saturday July 31. (He died on November 16, 2006.) This exchange with Robert Bradley–when Dr. Friedman was 91 years old–is testament to the mental powers of one of the greatest social thinkers of modern time.
Friedman had not met Bradley but was in the habit of actively communicating with scholars until his final illness.
I had heard that the great economist and social thinker Milton Friedman (1912–2006) was a prolific communicator with those who posed worthy questions to him. So when I got interested in mineral resource theory, which would culminate with my 2007 essay, Resourceship: An Austrian Theory of Mineral Resources, I asked Dr. Friedman in August 2003 about his views on the late Julian Simon (1932–98), specifically whether Simon's work on resources, and his conception of the ultimate resource, merited a Nobel Prize in economics.
The discussion continued from there as I tried to flesh out his views of whether "depletable" minerals such as oil were somehow different from "nondepletable" resources. I believe Friedman agreed with Simon that there is no difference from a social science/business perspective. But Friedman disagreed with Simon's assessment of the contribution of Harold Hotelling, who mathematically proved that the cost and thus price of a fixed resource in a world of perfect knowledge was 'good' economics. Read on…. [Read more →]
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Harris lifts Providence past Brown 73-69 PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) _ Tyler Harris scored 21 points, and short-handed Providence - playing without one injured starter and two suspended reserves - never trailed in holding off Brown 73-69 on Wednesday night.
Sophomore Josh Fortune delivered the shot of the contest, a 3-pointer from the right wing with 37.5 seconds remaining and the game tied at 66-66. Fortune had missed his previous four shots before taking a pass from Bryce Cotton and calmly hoisting what proved to be the deciding basket.
Sean McGonagill led Brown (1-1) with 21 points on five 3-pointers while Cedric Kuakumensah added 14 points.
Kadeem Batts contributed 19 points and 11 rebounds for Providence (2-0) while LaDontae Henton finished with 15 points.
Providence got off to a fast start, leading 20-4 seven minutes in after scoring 16 straight points. The Bears missed 11 of their first 15 shots and went to halftime trailing 44-30. AP-WF-11-14-13 0222GMT
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May 18, 2010
This is an up date to my first post on 05-19-10 where I stated that someone had offered to sell me an OEM Dell Windows Media Center CD so I could hopefully get my PC up and running again.
After going back and forth with the seller a few times I came to the determination that he might not be 100% legit. First he stated that the CD was sealed with a valid validation code. At one point in our conversation he told me "don't worry if the validation code I give you doesn't work because I'll get you one that does."
It was this and a few other statements that made me decide to not go through with the deal.
Now for my updated situation, and the hope someone here can guide me through getting my PC up and running.
I'm presently posting this from my troubled Gateway 835GM Media Center Edition PC using an Ubuntu 10.04 CD that I had ordered and recently received.
So, despite my rather limited experience, it would appear that my hard drive is OK as I'm able to write this, surf the web, watch videos, print, etc. without any problems.
When I boot up my PC I get this message:
Windows could not start because the following file is corrupt or missing.
<Windows root> system32hal.dll.
Please reinstall a copy of the above file.
If I press esc. the message disappears and I can then put the Ubuntu 10.04 CD in as a trial and use my PC.
Here is some hopefully good news that someone here will be able to guide me through, if what I have will help me.
On 02-06-10 I made a Paragon Recovery CD using Paragon Professional Edition 9.0
On 02-07-10 I made (total of 4 CD's) Paragon Hard Disk Cd's using Paragon Professional Edition 9.0
With my limited knowledge I think I should be able to get my Windows OS up and running using these CD's and some direction from forum members. Or I could be totally wrong.
Either way, my problem is that I don't know what choice to make. Other that being able to reestablish an internet connection using the recovery CD, I haven't tried anything else because I don't know how to use the program correctly and I'm afraid I'll totally ruin my system.
I hope someone here can assist me as I would like to get all the important information stored on my harddrive.
As an aside, I'm becoming more sure everyday that I also want to install Ubuntu 10.04 because it seems like a good OS, and many people are raving about it being as good or better than Windows 7.
First things first. Can I use the Paragon Professional Edition 9.0 Recovery CD and 4 hard disc backups to restore my pc?
Once again, I would like to thank everybody beforehand for their time spent on my behalf.
Thank you, I'm hoping for some good news.
Is there any data that you have on your computer on the bad Windows install?
Let's see. Paragon Recovery CD? That's the one that is the Linux environment (according to their PDF about it). (I'm going through your data, just seeing what we have.)
What happens when you boot off of the 1st of the HDD backup discs (the set of 4)?
Whoa whoa whoa, you PAID for Ubuntu!? Wasn't Ubuntu suppose to be free?
BTW, what store did you go to? One of those not-so-big-corporations are those bigger ones like Canada Computer, Best Buy, etc?
I remember a lot of people back then in 2001 bought cracked copies of Windows XP… aww man, those were the times that Microsoft was losing money I guess. At that time, there were next to no viruses at all! A few years later, more viruses were introduced to the wild, so more people started to buy the legits, so I guess that's how Microsoft gained money… :P
Oh one las thing. In my opinion, if you already Windows XP installed or what every Windows OS is installed in your computer, there's no need to install Ubuntu too. I mean, what's the point if your'e not going to use it a lot? Windows has more features than Ubuntu and its quality and all that is much more sharper than Ubuntu… isn't it? I dunno, it's your choice. :)
March 28, 2010
@Joji: Not a very helpful post.
@Enrico: Seriously it would be extremely great if you have an xp cd (doesn't have to be media center at this point)… Your problem can be easily fixed with a system repair. Reformatting is another option but since you mentioned you have some data you do not want to lose…
No Install CD… Take out the drive and mount it on a friend's pc so you can backup your files…
As far as your recovery CD's, it's usually booting up with the first, and the wizard will guide you through recovering the data on the other 4 CD's.
Oh and don't worry about ruining your system. It will tell you exactly what it's doing, and if it says it will reformat your drive, just say no thank you.
It's goal is to restore your system exactly the way it was when the backup was made. You should have access to all your files if the restore is done properly.
I mean, if he's not that good at computers, I don't think having 2 OS is good… 'cause don't they use up your computer's memory too? Unless you have like a 1 TB of memory, then that's a different story…
I don't see the need of installing Ubuntu since it's like "Windows' little brother", get the point?
Like Gioneo said, you could also reformat… but ugh just curious, are you able to go to safe mode? If so, you can directly safe all your important documents and all that from there, and do a nice reformat. :)
When I backup my stuff, what I do is to save up all my important documents and all that, and write down all the product keys you used for those programs on notepad. Then I would make a checklist on MS Word to make sure I have everything… that's what I always do before I reformat my computer. :)
@Joji: How, exactly, is Ubuntu Windows' little brother? They're completely different OSes, and they stand for different things. If OSes were people, they'd hate each other. Plus, Ubuntu IMHO is better in the "eye candy" category, the "customizablility" category, the "ease-of-use" category (for people who haven't used a computer ever), etc. It's better.
@Joji: You realize an Ubuntu install takes 3GB of hard drive space? (Also, no they don't take up memory. They take up hard drive space.)
@Joji: Why would he not want to install Ubuntu if Windows isn't working? If Windows isn't working, then Windows isn't working.
@Enrico: Please backup all important files if you care about anything you've done since you made the full hard drive backups. Then boot off the first disc and follow the wizard to reinstall the backup.
Ohhhhhhhhh right right, that makes sense…
What I meant was that I thought Windows had more features and more stuff to it, so Ubuntu must have less than Windows has.
I mean quality, lack of games, and a few other things, I feel Ubuntu lacks what Windows has.
Though, if Windows isn't working… and if there's nothing he can do to repair it… shouldn't he go to those stores that fix 'em up for you? I suggest Canada Computers if there is one where Enrico lives… they are pro, good service, and trustworthy. :) Though that's only an "IF". If he can find the CD, then great. But if he can't well, you can't just leave Windows like that right?
That's pretty convincing, but for games, say Call of Duty 4, you got to do some settings or else it'll crash on Ubuntu… but for Windows, it's fully compatible.
Sure it has all those fancy looking animations, but Windows is the core OS of the world because it's simple, straightforward, compatible with almost anything, and it's easy for everyone to use?
Joji said:
That's pretty convincing, but for games, say Call of Duty 4, you got to do some settings or else it'll crash on Ubuntu… but for Windows, it's fully compatible.
Sure it has all those fancy looking animations, but Windows is the core OS of the world because it's simple, straightforward, compatible with almost anything, and it's easy for everyone to use?
Here's how I would've worded that:
Locutus would've said:
That's pretty convincing, but for software designed using proprietary graphics engines, it will only work on the operating system that is made by the people with the proprietary graphics.
Sure it has eye candy, which was the only reason to get Windows Vista, but Windows is the core OS of the world because… wait, it's not any of those things.
November 22, 2009
@Joji: try running your Windows software in WINE. It may work, and won't screw up your system.
@Joji and Locutus: I hate to break up your argument (really, I do), but let's try helping the person with the troubles instead of hijacking the thread.
@Enrico: if you just need to repair, you shouldn't need a license key, just the CD. It shouldn't be too hard to find a free XP recovery CD. Maybe, and just maybe, you could contact Microsoft and ask them for just the iso without the license key.
Joji said:
Locutus said:
I'm lobbying for A.
Question, A and B is the same thing right…. -_-" If so, my bad…
No--A is with the Paragon discs, B is with the Microsoft discs. B is potentially incompatible--only Windows XP Media Center Edition discs would work, and they're really hard to come by.
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5Love It or Leave It: What Kristen Stewart Wore to an 'On the Road' Premiere
What a beautiful, beautiful woman. I don't even understand how some people can say that they don't think she's attractive, even if they're not necessarily their particular cup of tea. I mean, I can say that someone like, I don't know, Charlize Theron is a pretty woman (yes, I realize the Kristen Stewart-Charlize Theron connection, but as I said the other day, I just watched 'Snow White and the Huntsman', which I really kind of liked), but she's not exactly my personal definition of beauty—yet I can recognize the fact that she's an attractive lady, you know?
Also, Kristen's come so far from showing up at movie premieres and press events looking like this:
Remember this? This was one of the first press events for 'Twilight', back when she and Robert Pattinson looked fearful to even stand next to one another on the red carpet. Back then, Kristen was just barely eighteen, and Rob was a young twenty-two. Good gracious, how the time flies
when you're fellating up-and-coming directors.
Oh, and speaking of being young, Kristen did a recent interview about her role as a young vampire mom in 'Breaking Dawn', and had this to say about being a "natural" mother:
"It was one thing about the story, [playing a young mother], that was never difficult for me to grasp or relate to," Kristen revealed. "Everyone thinks that it's so peculiar to play such a young mother. It's really not. I think you're either born with that or you're not. That was one thing that both me and Stephenie were so protective about. It was a fun thing to play."
Hm. So are Kristen and Rob going to get pregnant soon and have a guilt baby? Because that just seems to be the next logical step in this ever-evolving process, you know?
November 4, 2012 at 8:00 am by Sarah
5 Responses to "Love It or Leave It: What Kristen Stewart Wore to an 'On the Road' Premiere"
She looks fantastic.
You can't really tell from this picture but her make up is awful. She looks like a corpse.
It would be nice to think that Kristen and Rob can make it work a second time around, because they do look good together. However, with Kristen's track record, the writing is probably on the wall for this relationship already. If the video at http://kstewartaffair.celebrityshocks.com/ is anything to go by, then I think R Patz would be better off looking elsewhere for someone to move to Cornwall with. It's not as if he would be short of offers…
Kristen's smirk is saying she knows she can get away with anything and that Rob is her whipped b*tch. He seems okay with it but I am not sure his career will be okay.
She always looks drunk and it pisses me off.


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Drug Delivery in Cancer - Technologies, Markets and Companies
- Language: English
- 683 Pages
- Published: September 2014
- Region: Global
Pharmacyclics' PCI-32765 is an oral irreversible inhibitor of Btk, a tyrosine kinase involved in the activation of B lymphocytes via the B cell receptor (BCR) signaling pathway. PCI-32765 is in clinical development for B-cell non-Hodgkin's lymphomas (NHL). Molecular experiments indicate that abnormal BCR signaling can contribute to the genesis of NHL, and support the use of BCR signaling inhibitors as a therapeutic approach. Compounds against various targets along the BCR pathway are in development.
A phase I trial of PCI-32765 showed impressive anti-tumor activity in a variety of B-cell NHLs. The company plans to initiate a broad clinical program in mantle cell lymphoma, chronic lymphocytic leukemia and diffuse large B-cell lymphoma. In this report, we review the scientific rationale, the early data, regulatory precedents and the likelihood of further success. Other BCR inhibitors in development provide proof of concept, but also represent competition. Yet, the market opportunity is fairly large and so is the unmet need.
1. Chronic lymphocytic leukemia/small lymphocytic lymphoma
- Many factors influence a CLL patient's prognosis
- A role for BCR signaling
- Treatment management
2. Mantle Cell Lymphoma
3. Diffuse large B-cell lymphoma
- A role for BCR signaling
- Treatment management
1. Bruton's Tyrosine Kinase (Btk)
2. Preclinical rationale
3. Clinical Development
- Phase Ia
- Phase Ib/II in CLL/SLL
4. Phase III enabling program
- Timeline for approval
1. The rationale for targeting BCR signaling
2. Btk as a target for BCR signaling inhibition
3. Anti-tumor activity in early studies
4. Other BCR signaling inhibitors provide external validation to this approach
5. The unmet medical need in lymphomas
6. Lymphocytosis – should it be a concern?
7. What can we learn from prior approvals in CLL?
8. Insights from the ofatumumab approval in CLL
9. Safety profile


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The blood is being let out on teams across the league, one particular position has me optimistic. The CB market seems to be flooding with talent, leaving me pretty optimistic on the resigning of Keenan Lewis. With names like Chris Gamble, Talib, Christ Houston, Dominique Rodgers Cromartie, Brent Grimes, and Nnmadi Asomugha... Keenan Lewis could get lost in the mix and settle for a reasonable contract with the Steelers. With that said, I think that Harrison, Hampton, and Ryan Clark could be gone nexy offseason. I am not sleeping on any players being chopped because of the need for cap space for RFA and the new draft class.
With that said, here is my next stab at a mock draft.
Round 1: Kenny Vaccarro S, Texas
Everything in me wanted to mock Jarvis Jones here like the rest of SN, but I am thinking his health will check out enough for a higher team to take a look at him. With a solid safety class, I think the Steelers will double dip at the safety position. Vacarro can fit the box safety type role and play with the finesse that LeBeau's D requires. His speed at the combine was less than stellar, but his tape is his bread and butter.
Alternative picks: Jarvis Jones, Tavon Austin, Chance Warmack, Dion Jordan
Round 2: Justin Hunter, WR, Tennessee
I don't know that Hunter will fall this far, as I have read numerous reports stating that he will not slip out of Round 1, but for this mock we will be optimistic. Hunter fills the role of the big receiver in the Steelers' offensive attack. Hunter has great speed and size; 6'4" and ran a 4.4 at the combine. He is a prayer answered for Big Ben and gives the Steelers a big target that they have been missing since Plax left the first time.
Alternative picks: Giovanni Bernard, Matt Elam, Jonathan Cyphrien, Barrett Jones
Round 3: Corey Lemonier, OLB, Auburn
Lemonier has been a player that the Steelers' have reportedly shown interest in. He is also a player that was the one bright spot on Auburn's whole team since Cam and Nick Fairley left for the NFL. He injects youth at the OLB position and will not be thrust into the lineup unless injury happens. Would be a nice developable OLB with Adrian Robinson.
Alternative picks: Ryan Swope, Philip Thomas, Gavin Escobar, Montee Ball
Round 4: Shamarko Thomas, S, Syracuse
Here is your double-dip. Thomas is becoming one of my most favorite players in this draft after reading into him. He is not only an aggressive, talented player, he is a high character guy. Both of his parents have passed away, leaving him to take care of his siblings. He has unquestioned leadership in that regard and I think would be a great understudy to our veteran safeties.
Alternative picks: T.J. McDonald, Kenny Stills, Joseph Randle, Andre Ellington
Round 5: Brian Winters, G, Kent State
Provides good depth to both interior line positions, and challenges Beachum. Kent State was fairly stout on both sides of the ball, and Winters was one of the reasons.
Alternative picks: Stephan Taylor, Chase Thomas, Nico Johnson, Shawn Williams


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Massage Techniques: Shoulders
Shoulder tension can be caused by sitting hunched over at your desk or carrying a heavy handbag. Learn how to relax those shoulders.
Shoulder tension caused by everyday habits like hunching over a computer screen or carrying an overloaded bag can spread to your whole body. Here's how to relieve it. You can begin with a basic shoulder massage move. Grab both shoulders from behind and use the thumbs to push down. Work slowly to give a satisfying shoulder massage. Now if your hands get tired easily, you can also use your forearms. Have your partner sit up while you stand behind him. Place your right forearm on his right shoulder palm facing up. Steady yourself by resting your left hand on his left shoulder. Then use your body weight to press down on your forearm while rotating it toward his neck. Repeat this on both sides. Another option is to massage the shoulders with a tennis ball. This method saves your hands from doing all the work. Simply roll the ball all over with a palm of your hand. Now you know the tension-fighting massage techniques that will take the weight off of anyone's shoulders.


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Interesting article on ESPN about the lack of black players in the MBL today. Personally, I see it as a non-issue. There is no official color barrier, but less black kids are chosing to play baseball. I guess I don't see what all the fuss is about, because it's not the result of any discrimination.
Anyway, what caught my eye in the article is that ESPN supposedly lists all of the MLB's black starters on each team, except that for the Tribe they neglect Josh Barfield and for some reason include Grady Sizemore. I wasn't aware that Grady was of mixed ancestry. Interesting:


text: Supporting a better future for women in PNG 8 March 2012 Supporting a better future for women in PNG Media release 8 March 2012 Education is the key to helping women and girls escape poverty, Parliamentary Secretary for Pacific Island Affairs, Richard Marles, told a gathering of women leaders at an International Women's Day Breakfast in Papua New Guinea this morning. "An educated girl can make more decisions for herself, has the potential to earn money, to choose when to get married and when to have children," Mr Marles said. "She will know more about nutrition, is more likely to seek vaccinations for her children and invest in her family and community. "All of Australia's development programs in PNG place women at their centre, because we know that when we help girls and women fulfil their potential, their families and communities grow and prosper." The breakfast included a roll call of inspirational women such as Sr Lorraine Garasu Soli who has worked tirelessly to help Bougainville recover from conflict. Mr Marles said Australian support for women and girls in PNG is improving services in education, maternal and child health and law and justice. "Australia is helping reduce maternal mortality through the provision of training, supervision and medical equipment, especially in remote and rural areas. "Our support in the law and justice sector has seen the number of female village court magistrates increase from 10 in 2004 to 685 in 2011, giving women a real voice in the justice system especially on issues of equality and domestic violence." Mr Marles said PNG women play a critical role in agriculture. It is one of the nation's most significant industries and supports up to 85 per cent of the population. "It was a great pleasure to meet with a group of PNG's leading female agricultural researchers, many of whom are valued partners of the Australian Centre for International Agricultural Research (ACIAR). "PNG, like many other countries, shows both how far we have come and how far we have to go. One step at a time, we can continue to inspire girls to build the future for all women." Media enquiriesParliamentary Secretary's Office: (02) 6277 4330Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade Media Liaison: (02) 6261 1555AusAID Media: 0417 680 590


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A Reese's Peanut Butter Cups experiment
Everything in life is about balance. Any extreme represents potential ruination; more isn't always better, nor is less always worse. (Think wine: two glasses are GREAT, 22 will probably kill you. Same goes for children!)
So when it comes to thinking about my favorite mass-produced candies, it's all about balance.
I love peanut butter cups. Love them like Tom loves Scientology or your mother-in-law loves complaining… I would write them symphonies… give them my only pillow… help them MOVE… let them borrow my car AND help them hide the body.
I might even name my first child Reese.
But honestly, who amongst us hasn't wondered which Reese's Peanut Butter Cup product has the perfect ratio of chocolate to peanut butter? It's like the identity of Jack the Ripper – one of life's great mysteries.
That mystery ends today! (The peanut butter cup one, not Jack – though my money's on the painter.)
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Intel is reportedly planning 10.20GHz desktop CPUs code-named "Nehalem" by 2005.
Intel is also planning the 5.20GHz "Prescott" core and the 9.20GHz "Tejas" core by then.
Intel is reportedly planning 10.20GHz desktop CPUs code-named "Nehalem" by 2005.
Intel is also planning the 5.20GHz "Prescott" core and the 9.20GHz "Tejas" core by then.
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One more memory Chapter 3Ryeowook was pretty sure Yesung was crazy, why should he give Kyuhyun another chance. I mean if he loves me so much then why'd h e cheat on me?",Ryeowook wondered as he walked home. The lights were on in the living room when he got home, so Kyuhyun hadn't left yet. He didn't feel like arguing right now. He silently crept through the kitchen and was almost up the stairs when he was caught."Ryeowook?" he turned around, Kyuhyun looked awful, pale and sickly. His eyes were sad and tired, his hair was messy, it was a whole new Kyuhyun. It had only been one day! How could he have changed this much within a few hours?"Leave me alone Kyu" Ryeowook continued upstairs. Kyuhyun just stood there and watched him walk away.Ryeowook once again retreated to the guest bedroom. He sat on the floor again and opened the box. It exploded with dust, it was obviously kept in storage for a while.He looked through the photo books, taking minutes at a time to look over each picture, to remember wh
One more memory Chapter 1"Kyuhyun-ah! I'm home!" Ryeowook cooed as he strolled into their apartment. He stopped at the silence. 'I thought Kyuhyun was home?'.Ryeowook slipped his house slippers on and walked through the kitchen flicking light switches as he went. Kitchen was spotless, not a chopstick out of place. He walked on, deciding to go to the living room next. The TV was on, but no one was watching, Kyuhyun knows how much he hates that. He pouted, where was the idiot?"Kyuhyun-ah?" he called. He waited as his voice rang through the stairway. Ryeowook wandered upstairs and poked his head into the bathroom, no one. He looked in the guest room, no one. He made it to their shared room at the end of the hall. He stopped as his hand grabbed the door handle. Pressing his ear to the door. It was quite the opposite from the rest of the house. Labored breathing and more than one voice. Ryeowook hesitated to open the door. He knew what was on the otherside, but he didn't want to believe it. With a deep
One more memory Chapter 2When Kyuhyun was sure he was asleep he opened the door and looked in. Ryeowook was in the middle of the floor, curled up, tear tracks glistening on his face. Kyuhyun didn't want to wake him up, he felt bad enough already. So instead of moving him to the bed he pulled the comforter off the bed and threw it over him and then gingerly lifted his head and set it under.Kyuhyun's heart had little regret.Cheating? No regret. Getting caught? No regret. Making Ryeowook cry? Regret. If there was anything Kyuhyun regretted at that time it was making the man cry. Kyuhyun left the sleeping boy to sleep and then went to bed too.The next morning the sun showed through the window in the guest bedroom, waking the sleeping man up. Ryeowook sat up and looked down at the comforter and pillow, had he used these when he fell asleep. He shrugged it off, weirder things have happened.As he remade the bed everything he cried away last night hit him again, leaving a deeper blow on his heart. He had to leave,
One more memory Chapter 6Ryeowook leaned his cheek against the cool glass of the passenger window. Yesung looked at his brother, he put a comforting hand on his shoulder. Ryeowook smiled at him and decided that this was for the best. When they reached Yesung's house they brought his things inside."The kids will be home from school soon, I excused you already" Ryeowook facepalmed, he totally forgot about school. As it was his senior year it was rather important."Thank you Hyung", he smiled as Yesung walked out of his new room."Anytime" Yesung smiled. He stopped as he was about to leave through the door."Hyung?""You didn't keep your promise" he smirked at his dongsaeng."I couldn't, I'm sorry" he said turning away, busying himself with unpacking. Yesung stared at him at and left. He walked downstairs to the kitchen to his wife."Yesung-ah, is everything alright?" she turned away from her slicing of carrots. He hoisted himself onto the counter top and looked at her."Eun hee" she put down the knife and walke
Sunrise - EH DHTitle: SunrisePairings: Eunhyuk & DonghaeRating: PGSummary: Eunhyuk and Donghae spent a whole night alone in the hotel in Jeju island because Leeteuk who was with them had to go back to Seoul, Eunhyuk said they didn't sleep that night because Donghae wanted to see the sun rise. So they played cards and chatted the whole night but in the end Donghae fell asleep on the couch because he was too tired . Eunhyuk, though who wanted to make Donghae happy, stayed awake to wait for the dawn and when the sun finally begun to rise, he woke Donghae up and they watched it rise together.The island they stayed at was called Love Land6:13 pm "Ah! I'm so tired." Eunhyuk yawned while the three sat in the car, Donghae by his side and Leeteuk sitting across from him. The smell of the ocean rolling through the windows. "No kidding," Leeteuk sighed. He ran a hand through his hair and closed his eyes. "I'm sorry for leaving yo
I Will Always Love You - ZM KHTitle: I Will Always Love YouPairings: Zhou Mi & KyuhyunSong: Whitney Houston - I Will Always Love YouGenre: Tradegy, Romance, Humor.Rating: PG-13WARNING: You may ball your eyes out like I did.Summary: Zhou Mi is a famous star. Kyuhyun is and old friend from school and they meet up again, in a tangle of memories and secrets.If I should stay,I would only be in your way.So I'll go, but I knowI'll think of you every step of the way. Zhou Mi was a self-proclaimed artist. He had it all. The money, fame and fortune, the fans and the house. Everything he wanted when he was younger, he had. He started out when he was child, learned the piano and learned how to sing. It was all he ever wanted to do so he fulfilled his dream and became a singer. Everyone loved him. He loved his fans but being twenty-five, he was lonely and every smile was fake. None of his music made him feel whole anymore and
Reasons - EH DHTitle: ReasonsPairing: Donghae & EunhyukRating: GGenre: FLUFF~Summary: Donghae and Eunhyuk are being too lovey-dovey. So Yesung establishes some rules. Everyone knew Eunhyuk and Donghae were an OTP. I mean, how can you not think they were together? They were so obvious and trying to conceal it was rather difficult. Donghae was simply in love with Eunhyuk and Eunhyuk was too. But he was better at concealing them than Donghae. The eternal 5 year old was a lot to handle and Eunhyuk had to control him but he loved him either way. He liked that Donghae loved skin-ship and he loved it when he received skin-ship from him. Because as simple as the touch, it meant so much more. It was like when Zhou Mi would hold Kyuhyun's hand for that briefest moment. Yeah, everyone that was a couple in Super Junior had secret signals. Eunhyuk's and Donghae's was the stares. They spoke to each other with their eyes and in that instant it was like
Alphabet Soup- LT SMALPHABET SOUPLEETEUK AND SUNGMIN Sungmin stirred the red soup cautiously, making it sure it did not boil but he wanted it warm, so no one burnt their tongue. During the process, he pulled out the loads of cold medicine he bought from the store just around the corner. The other members had some but he wanted to buy it himself for various reasons. Sungmin sighed and placed them in front of him, looking at them and the instructions. Some of them were the same considering he did not know which one to buy. He opted for the sleep medicine in hopes it would actually do what it said and help the poor man. Sick. That was what had happened. You leave the guy alone for two seconds and he's sick. Sungmin knew he should have watched him more, made sure he made it home safe. So, he saw it as his fault that their leader, Leeteuk, had caught a cold. Sungmin paced back and forth, turning off the stove when the soup bowled and made sure to prepare the lemon and honey
I missed you - SM ZMTu m'as manqué(I Missed You)Zhou Mi & Sungmin "Mimi!" Someone squealed as Zhou Mi tobbled over onto the bed, arms flailing. Legs were wrapped around his waist and his voice was muffled by the bed sheets. "I missed you so much Mimi~" The voice said sweetly. Zhou Mi sighed to himself and moved his arms to pat the person on the back, hurting his sockets just a tad. He tried to say something but it came out as, "Muhmin! Hanooketaufme!" Sungmin snuggled closer. "What?" "AHHH!!!!" Zhou Mi wiggled underneath him, worming his back up and rolling over while Sungmin plopped down onto the bed with a squeal. "Ah!" He breathed. "Gave me a flippin' panic attack!" Sungmin smiled. "Could you be a little more careful next time?" Zhou Mi wiped at his eyes and adjusted his glasses. He fixed his shirt and looked at the man bundled into a cute little ball of joy on the bed. Hi
One more memory Chapter 5Ryeowook stayed in bed the rest of the night, never falling asleep. Kyuhyun checked on him once or twice, all that could be seen was a jumbled web of the purple comforter and a lump that was visibly trembling. When he felt that it was most likely day he crawled out, and sure enough the sun was there with it's smile. Warming h is skin and drying his tears. It made him think of the American song he once heard. Woke up this morning, smiled with the rising sun.Three little birds, pitch by my doorstep, singing sweet songs. Of melodies pure and true.Sayin' : This is my message to you.He hummed the tune as he got out of bed, he knew that he had to move on. He decided that it was good that Kyuhyun said he didn't love him anymore, he would've held on forever if he hadn't. He would always love Kyuhyun, he was his first love. But he would move on. It couldn't be that hard could it?He walked downstairs into the kitchen where Kyuhyun sat, but someone else was with him. It was the girl
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Your comment makes no sense. The Democrats had full control for two years and accomplished nothing wrt improving the economy. The Republican-led House, which you blame, sents dozens of bills to the Senate in an effort to address the problem. The Deomcrat-led Senate, rather than vote them down as bad policy, cowardly refused to even vote on them in committee much less on the Senate floor.