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Fast-forward to now. In the past two years, I've run three beastly mud runs and a half marathon. I've added on a solid 20 lbs. to my thinner frame, mostly muscle, transforming into a new lean and muscular athlete. I've adopted a solid gym regimen, lifting more than I ever have. A consistent yoga practice has also helped me shape my body. Why now? Why have these past two years proved so valuable with my fitness?
1) I adopted my vegan lifestyle, taking a much greater focus on health and nutrition. My new completely plant-based diet introduced me to new foods, cleaner eating, and a renewed love for lots and lots of fruits and vegetables. And beans. And oh so many other foods.
2) I discovered Vega and Vegan Proteins. And with this came my go-to source for clean, plant-based, cruelty-free options to enhance my fitness, muscle building, athletic performance, endurance, and more.
I've had the great opportunity to get to know many plant-based athletes and bodybuilders, through personal friendship or online followship - Robert, Giacomo, Dani, Ed, Chad, Billy, Derek, Mindy. I've looked to these wonderful people for inspiration, motivation, information, and advice and they have all bonded together to create a powerhouse - PlantBuilt.
PlantBuilt is a group you may be familiar with. The team, compiled and led by Giacomo Marchese and Dani Taylor, co-owners of veganproteins.com (whose collaboration with KMIV brought our most successful giveaway ever!), debuted at the 2013 Naturally Fit Super Show, with 15 vegans competing in various classes of bodybuilding amongst over 150 (non-vegan) competitors. Every single athlete placed in the top 5 of their class and 2 pro cards were awarded. Making up only 10% of the competition, they took home 40% of the overall trophies. This year's team is over twice the size and will be represented in the INBF bodybuilding, Crossfit, powerlifting, and transformation competitions at the Naturally Fit Super Show in Austin, TX on July 26th, 2014. Many of last year's team members returned, and the new ones were selected by the honorary members from a large, competitive pool of applicants.
With such great success last year, I, personally, am SO excited for what they can - and will - accomplish this year. In order for this to happen, for this powerhouse of vegan strength, health, and compassion to show the mainstream that plant-powered is the upcoming movement of our world, PlantBuilt needs our help. And since they've done so much to build veganism in a healthful, strong, positive light, let's come through for them, so they can continue spreading the message.
PlantBuilt is currently hosting an Indiegogo campaign in a effort to raise the needed funds to:
- Support their selected farm sanctuary and vegan outreach groups
- Go towards the operating costs to compete as a unit and promote a vegan lifestyle through direct activism
Beyond helping the PlantBuilt team, the animals, and spreading positive message of compassion, there are a variety of perks to reward YOU for your help - t-shirts, custom workout music compilations, Vegan Proteins products, honorary PlantBuilt team membership, and more. For optimal value, check out "The Works" package. For $100, you actually receive more than your donation value while offering your generous support to PlantBuilt.
So let's make a difference, okay?! Visit PlantBuilt's Indiegogo Page:
and please donate as you can. Each and every dollar means something and adds up to make this campaign a success. Whether you donate or not, please share amongst your friends, family, community, online audience. We have a fantastic group we're supporting here. Let's really make a difference.
Thank you. From Kiss Me, I'm Vegan and from PlantBuilt. And from the animals.
Many vegan hugs and kisses and flexes to you!

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Ohio is in the midst of an "unusually" active influenza season, the Ohio Department of Health reports.
The Cuyahoga County Board of Health tracks influenza activity by the week. According to the most recent report, which ended on Jan. 5, flu activity in the county is still "widespread," but the figures look a bit better than last week.
Flu-related hospitalizations were down a bit after a sharp increase last week. This week, there were 59 flu-related hospitalizations. Last week, there were 134, and the week before, there were 73.
About 4 percent of all emergency department visits were for fever or flu symptoms, down from 4.9 percent the week before.
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, flu activity continues to climb across the country, and most areas are experiencing high levels of flu or flu-type illness. This season is already approaching what was the peak of moderately severe seasons of the past.
One Ohio child has died from the flu so far this year, the Ohio Department of Health reports. There were no pediatric deaths reported last season.
If you'd like to get a flu shot, the board offers them at its clinics in Lakewood, Parma, Lyndhurst and Westlake. Visit the board's website for information on making an appointment.
In Lakewood, both locations of Walgreens, Drug Mart and CVS are offering flu shots.


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I've always wanted to produce my own podcast and now I can say I actually did it.
I wanted to dedicate a blog post to talking about how this podcast came to fruition and what it's about.
I called the podcast "Grown Up School" because it's about stuff grown ups have to deal with, but they never really teach it to you unless you're a professional. Each episode I will being in a guest comedian and an expert on the episode's topic. In the future, I plan on doing topics like taxes, debt, renter's rights, marriage, divorce, car problems, and so on. If you have anything you'd like to know more about, please let me know and I will try to find an expert an do an episode on it. My goal is for it to be comedic yet informative.
This first episode is about jury duty. I talked with a legal adviser if it's possible to get out of it, what are the best ways, what happens if you ignore your summons and more inquiries I had on the subject. You can check it out here and download it on itunes here.
Before the next episode, I'll post the topic here on the blog and you can post any questions you have for expert and I'll ask the expert on the podcast.
Alright, that's all I got. Hope you enjoy the podcast, please excuse the poor mic quality, I promise I'll get better as I practice.


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Willamette Valley Winter Series 2013/14
Baker Bay County Park, Cottage Grove, OR .........Saturday, December 7th
(Winter Wonderland Mixed Dubs on Sunday, December 8th run by Melissa and Cloud)
Player Check-in is from 8am-9am, Players Meeting @ 9:15, Tee-off at 9:30…...One Hour for Lunch after the last card is turned in before the afternoon round. Ring of Fire before the awards and CTP Prizes.
Age protected divisions available when 4 or more players are present.
Entry fees include the following:
- $4 Players Catering (Chili and Cornbread)
- $3 Series Fees
- $2 Series Finale Payout
- $1 Ace Pot
Players can pre-register for any number of events in the Willamette Valley Winter Series via Paypal gift payment to: email@example.com...($30/Pro....$25/Adv&AM).....You can click the link below to be directed to Paypal for payments. Please make sure to include the location of the tournament and the division you hope to play in the comments box. Thanks!


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One of the premier design research institutions in the world, the Texas A&M College of Architecture strives to remain at the forefront of research, teaching, professional education and outreach associated with built and virtual environments.
The College of Architecture's four departments offer advanced instruction through ten graduate degree programs providing students the knowledge and skills needed to flourish in careers in the built and virtual environment professions.
The college is distinctive in that it offers a truly interdisciplinary curriculum, recognizing that no single professional track or narrow specialization can adequately prepare tomorrow's building and planning professionals. Because the college houses all of the built environment disciplines, it is uniquely suited for interdisciplinary collaboration.
An organizing principle of the college is the influence of research on teaching. Its rich and diverse research portfolio includes projects conducted in and across its departments through its multiple research centers and in collaboration with other colleges and centers in the university.
Students pursing graduate studies at the Texas A&M College of Architecture benefit from the college's five formally organized research centers, which are dedicated to improving the knowledge base of the built and virtual environment professions while supporting six graduate certification programs - Sustainable Urbanism, Environmental Hazard Management, Facility Management, Health Systems and Design, Transportation Planning and Historic Preservation.
Professional architects design the buildings that provide context for our lives. Those who earn a Master of Architecture degree from the Department of Architecture at Texas A&M University are committed to creating a world that is beautiful, productive and sustainable. As steward of a program with a 100-year history at Texas A&M, the Department of Architecture has long been at the forefront of innovation in design, practice and technology. The M-Arch degree is for those who wish to make a difference in design and creation of the built environment through practice as a professional architect.
Architecture has not only the ability to inspire and thrill, but also the power to intensify everyday experience, enriching and delighting us with space, form, texture, color and pattern. Graduates of the Master of Architecture program at Texas A&M University are equipped not only with technical knowledge and practical experience, but also with the vocabulary to use the medium of architecture expressively and imaginatively.
The design of public, commercial, institutional and large-scale buildings in the United States requires the authority of a licensed professional architect. The Master of Architecture degree is the accredited credential offered by Texas A&M University that qualifies an individual to pursue a career as a registered professional architect.
The M-Arch degree is open to three categories of applicants: individuals who have earned a Bachelor of Environmental Design degree at Texas A&M are encouraged to apply for two years of study in the M-Arch program; those who have obtained a comparable baccalaureate degree from another institution may also be eligible to enter the two-year M-Arch program; and a Career Change program is available to individuals who have the appropriate abilities and interests, but have earned a degree in a field that is not closely related to architecture. After successful completion of the Career Change program, a student may enter the M-Arch program.
The Master of Architecture program integrates studies in architecture history, theory, structures, environmental controls and design. Studies culminate with a final project that is a comprehensive and complete development of an architectural design.
The Texas A&M Department of Architecture offers several specializations that supplement the required course of study. These include healthcare facilities design, sustainable design, architectural computing, historic preservation and facility management.
The Master of Science in Architecture is an advanced, multidisciplinary, 32-credit hour thesis degree program designed to provide highly qualified students with a traditional academic foundation in theoretical concepts and research methods in architecture. In this program, students develop support courses and a thesis topic in an emphasis area offered by the department or research centers associated with the college. Students normally outline a specific pattern of study with their graduate advisory committee.
The Master of Science in Architecture has been in existence since 1991, evolving from a post-professional degree offering. It is a non-professional degree at the master's level designed for those seeking advanced knowledge in preparation for careers in architectural research, university teaching, or specialized practice and consulting, The degree may also act as a milestone toward a doctorate in architecture.
The MS-Arch student can focus his or her studies within the emphasis areas and exploration topics formally identified by the Department of Architecture. Applicants are invited to inquire about topics outside of those areas, providing they can identify a core of available faculty and support resources, and submit a clearly defined plan of study.
The Doctor of Philosophy in Architecture is an advanced research degree that develops rigorous research methodologies frocusing on critical problems and opportunities facing the discipline of architecture and generates an original and lasting contribution along with a comprehensive understanding of the knowledge base of architecture.
The architecture doctorate is a research degree appropriate for those seeking careers in teaching and scholarship in architecture and its related areas, or in roles in government or professional consultation that require depth in knowledge, specialization and experience in research. In addition, it is intended that the Ph.D. in Architecture augment the profession of architecture in significant ways through enriched knowledge areas, practice fields and critical thinking. The degree is designed to make a significant contribution to the discipline of architecture at the highest levels of scholarly inquiry. It emphasizes the creation of new and appropriate knowledge through research and prepares student to share the results of this research.
People have always changed the landscape and adapted it to their purposes: damming streams for water supplies, clearing forests for towns or carving an amphitheater into a hillside. Design is a way of controlling the results of the desired change. When design is applied to changing the landscape, it ensures the creation of meaningful and compelling places as the setting for our lives.
Landscape architecture is the profession that provides landscape planning, design and management services to enhance and protect natural and built environments. Landscape architecture as a discipline is devoted to understanding and managing the human and environmental forces that change the landscape. Landscape architects plan and design places for the health, safety and welfare of citizens through systematic decision-making that integrates science, art and technology. This design process helps create, protect and improve landscapes thereby enhancing individual and community quality of life.
Master of Landscape Architecture graduates are in high demand at the state and national level. The increased interest in landscape architects is related to the increasing physical, economic and political conflicts presented by urban development. It has been discovered that conflicts can be resolved most appropriately by applying planning and design skills to the decision making process. Landscape architects are highly qualified to help make these decisions because of their skills and expertise acquired during their academic and professional training.
Private firms lead the way in hiring Texas A&M's MLA graduates. Governmental agencies at the federal, state and local levels have need of landscape architecture skills as well. Most recently, graduates have found employment in professional firms that promote the collaboration of landscape architecture, architecture, engineering and construction skills to resolve development problems. MLA graduate students are qualified to pursue post-graduate education at the Ph.D. level if immediate professional employment is not their primary goal.
The Master of Land and Property Development (MLPD) is an entrepreneurship-oriented program of study combining MBA-type courses with physical planning, design and construction within an international context. It deals with development of physical form and financial venture in a manner that fits site ecology and market economy with entrepreneurial interests and regulatory guidelines. The MLPD program dissolves the boundaries between planning, construction and environmental issues, and between finance, accounting and market issues. It adds computer skills and a global perspective to give MLPD graduates a competitive edge in today's international market place.
One of only six master's of land and real estate development programs in the United States, and the only one in a top 20 public university, the program accepts students from all disciplines, and utilizes individually-tailored curricula to bridge the physical and financial dimensions in ecologically sensible, socially responsible and financially feasible land and real estate development ventures. The academic content is complemented by a program for leadership development that enhances communications and interpersonal skills through professional industry networks, structured through activities of the program's Real Estate Development Association (REDA) and through the MLPD's Industry Advisory Council (DIAC).
The program is uniquely focused on integrating both the physical and financial dimensions into sustainable development and a creative venture structure. Academic skills are advanced with rigorous courses taught by distinguished faculty and practitioners, while personal skills are advanced by student-initiated activities and by the proud "Aggie" traditions of Texas A&M University.
The future has always held the promise of a better, more sustainable tomorrow. To help realize this promise, private citizens and public officials turn to professional planners. Planners invite residents and other stakeholders into the planning process, were together they address existing problems, identify strengths and opportunities, and create solutions to build better communities. Planners offer the technical skill and creative vision to make the future a reality.
In the Master of Urban Planning program at Texas A&M University, students benefit from the most varied planning "laboratory" in the country. Here students can observe firsthand the dynamic multicultural milieu of San Antonio, the fast growing but eco-friendly environment of Austin, the oil boomtown of Houston, and the cosmopolitan megacity of Dallas-Fort Worth - and get a close look at the issues and planning problems of rural America as well.
The Master of Urban Planning program is housed in the College of Architecture, the largest college of its kind in the nation. The college celebrated its centennial year in 2005, and the MUP program recently passed its 40-year milestone, making it one of the oldest urban planning programs in the southwest. The program is based on a foundation of sustainable development. The college's graduate certificate program in sustainable urbanism is one of a handful offered throughout the world, and sustainability principles infuse MUP courses and guide its faculty in teaching, research and service. International education is emphasized strongly as well; students can take a semester to study abroad in Spain, Italy, Germany, China, and many other international venues.
Add all this to a low cost of living, warm climate and very reasonable tuition, and it's easy to see why we say with pride, "This is not your typical planning school!"
The beginning of the 21st century presents new challenges to the study of the built environment. As the baby boomers begin retiring and as people all over the world live longer than ever before, population growth and distribution are evolving at unprecedented levels. New demographics are redefining the makeup of the American population, with new minorities, majorities and a burgeoning elderly population increasing demands on healthcare systems. Changes in the geographic distribution of the population directly impacts the state and the availability of natural resources, as well as the safety of population groups inhabiting areas prone to natural disasters. Newly emerging metropolitan areas with more than 10 million residents pose new challenges in transportation and other issues inherent to population growth. Coupled with these transformations are the issues of environmental degradation that needs to be repaired and future planning for the wise utilization of natural resources.
The Department of Landscape Architecture and Urban Planning has a large faculty with diverse interests that revolve around the built and natural environments. The Ph.D. program in Urban and Regional Science (URSC) educates students to become leading researchers and scholars in areas directly responsive to the challenges of the built environment. By allowing students to specialize in areas such as health systems planning, sustainable development, urban design and community development, transportation, and environmental hazard management and planning, the Ph.D. program is producing graduates able to respond to the needs of a changing world.
The Ph.D. in Urban and Regional Science at Texas A&M University is one of the 39 Ph.D. planning programs accredited by the American Planning Association in North America. It is a transdiciplinary program that focuses on landscape and urban planning issues. Our faculty hail from backgrounds that include landscape architecture, urban planning, geography, engineering, sociology, wildlife biology, political science and land development. The program places emphasis on the interface of human systems with the natural environment, both in terms of the environment's impact on the human behavior and wellbeing, and human impact on ecological systems. With its superior reputation, outstanding faculty, progressive curriculum and a supportive environment, this program now has more than 50 Ph.D. students who come from all over the United States as well as countries such as Algeria, Australia, China, Colombia, India, Iran, Iraq, Korea and Thailand. The majority of our alumni have assumed positions as university faculty and researchers, while others are working for government agencies.
The mission of the Ph.D. program in Urban and Regional Science is to develop scholars in landscape, urban and environmental planning of distinguished excellence.
Today, the construction industry accounts for eight to nine percent of the nation's gross domestic product and employs about seven million workers. Historically, construction managers were trained "on-the-job." Good engineers and architects became good project managers, good businessmen and good leaders through apprenticeship or trial and error. Formal construction management training has only recently emerged as a distinct discipline in engineering and architectural schools. Industry now acknowledges that formal education in construction science is essential to produce excellent construction managers and future leaders in the construction industry.
The Master of Science in Construction Management (MSCM) program at Texas A&M University is an advanced course of study. The program offers a curriculum that emphasizes the construction process, addressing topics in cost control, financial management, construction quality, project administration, project control for complex commercial or industrial construction projects, business management, contracts and law.
Individuals who complete the MSCM degree are prepared for careers in the management of commercial, industrial, institutional, civil and military construction in the roles of contractor, developer, subcontractor, owner's representative or consultant. Students are challenged to understand construction as a process and to develop management skills based on systematic, logical analysis of available resources and imposed constraints.
The advent of high technology information, imaging and media systems has fostered a modern renaissance in visualization. During the European Renaissance, many of the period's great painters were not only artists, but also scientists, architects and engineers. Today's visualizers need skills spanning these older disciplines as well as several new ones, such as computer science, video technology, and psychology. In fact, the range of skills is so broad that no one person can master them all, and collaborative teams have replaced the solitary genius. Strong participants on such teams have both expertise in a specialty area and the broad background necessary for effective collaboration with other team members. The Visualization academic program produces leaders in the fields where art and science merge.
The Master of Science in Visualization, established in 1989, is designed to prepare students for a range of careers in visualization. The program helps students develop the focused expertise and broad foundation knowledge needed in the burgeoning field of digital and electronic visualization. Graduates have achieved success as creative directors, computer animators, university professors, software designers and in many related professions.
The core curriculum of the MS in Visualization program is designed to give all students a basic grasp of the artistic, scientific, cognitive and technical foundations of the discipline. Beyond this broad training, the program requires students to develop a strong focus area of advanced expertise and complete a research thesis in this area.
The program centers on the computer as a primary tool for visualization with strong offerings in animation, modeling and simulation, image generation and manipulation, and supporting technology.
Core courses include 3-D modeling and animation, digital imaging, image synthesis, design communication, and cinematics. Also offered are many elective courses in fields of modeling, animation, rendering and shading, compositing, design communication, time based media, multimedia, photography, computational geometry, physically based modeling and game design.
Opportunities for thesis work span a broad spectrum, from multidisciplinary themes to those that fall more directly into fields such as computer animation, computer science, cinematography, art and design, and psychology.
The program typically has about 80 active students at any given time. The majority of former students are currently working in the animation, visual effects, and electronic gaming industries including Blue Sky, Dreamworks/PDI, Electronic Arts, ILM, Laika, Pixar, Rhythm & Hues, Reel FX, and Sony Pictures Imageworks.


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A growing Cleveland urban and east side community brought increased demand for Catholic educational opportunities for young men after the beginning of the twentieth century. In 1916 Cleveland Bishop John Farrelly announced the creation of a new Catholic preparatory school for boys to be built at University Circle.
Cathedral Latin School opened in the fall of 1916 in temporary quarters in Hitchcock Hall of Western Reserve University at 11105 Euclid Avenue while its permanent home was built on 107th Street between Euclid and Carnegie Avenues. Hitchcock Hall stands today; Cathedral Latin does not. The new building's cornerstone was set on October 17, 1917 to initiate the Italian Renaissance design by Boston Architect E. T. Graham. The first eleven graduates commenced from the school in 1919 at the formal dedication of the new building. Thirteen diocesan priests would staff the school for academic courses and five Marianist Brothers would teach the science and business courses. The Society of Mary (Marianist order) of priests and brothers was founded in Bordeaux, France in the early 1800's. By 1849, the first Marianists arrived in New York City to pursue their mission of elementary and secondary teaching. Shortly after, a school in Louisville, Ohio inspired Cleveland Bishop Amadeus Rappe to invite Marianists to Cleveland to help with St. Patrick School and later St. John School. When Cathedral Latin opened, the brothers withdrew from the parish schools and staffed the new preparatory school.
Cathedral Latin's historian, Gene Gibbons characterized the state of Cleveland's public school system at the time Latin was founded as struggling with a largely immigrant, non-English speaking population to fit a "working class with cultural values compatible with the requirements of the modern factory." Educated workers with high standards of efficiency and production were expected and the schools were expected to assimilate children into the society to become good citizens. Further, the new inhabitants were mostly Catholic; Cleveland's Catholics numbered 60,000 in 1860 and over 440,000 in 1920. Further, Latin was modeled after Boston's Latin School and, combined with the Bishop's intent to build a cathedral on the site now occupied by Severance Hall, the school would serve a function for the cathedral community. Bishop Farrelly's plans were not completed following his untimely death in 1921.
Cathedral Latin prospered, nonetheless, growing with enrollments and facilities. Residence halls for students and faculty were added as well as an annex to the building to accommodate more than 11,000 men from 1916 through the schools closing in 1979. Enrollment grew to nearly 950 students in the mid 1930's, and over 1000 after World War II and during the next two decades. Peak enrollments of 1200 men were reached in the mid 1960's. Throughout its history, Latin distinguished itself in academics, extra curricular programs, and athletics in the East Senate with Cleveland's public schools and several other Catholic high schools.
The demand for parochial education saw the growth of Catholic schools in Cleveland and its suburbs expand in the early 1960's. Thirty-seven Catholic high schools were (35 sponsored by the Diocese) to meet the demands of 21,000 students. However, in time, the expansion strategy would complicate the system. By 1970, Latin's enrollment declined to just over 800 students as neighboring Doan's Corners block deteriorated with urban blight and parents grew wary of neighborhood issues noted above. In 1975, a threatened closing of Cathedral Latin prompted a three week rally of resources including its strong alumni to support the program and manage its future. "Latin is here to Stay" announced a banner on the front of the school. A study to determine future strategies would keep the school open. The effort would only last four years as enrollments continued to fall to 300 students by the end of the decade.
In February, 1979, the Marianist provinciate announced the closing of Cathedral Latin following a lengthy study of its current and future status and outlook. Several efforts were undertaken to save the school by the alumni association to reopen the school with a different administration. However, without diocesan support, the effort did not materialize.
The diocese promptly sold the buildings and land along the west side of East 107th street to the state/city/UCI in 1980. Corresponding actions to legally shut down and seize the Euclid Avenue strip of undesirable establishments owned by Winston Willis made way for a project suited to the desires of the University Circle master plan. In its space stands the former state-owned W.O. Walker Industrial Rehabilitation facility which was grossly underutilized to serve patients until it was jointly 'adopted' by the University Hospitals and the Cleveland Clinic Foundation in 1995.


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On the deadliness scale of deadly weapons, butter knives probably don't rank very high.
But a 23-year-old woman in Perris managed to get arrested for attacking a man with one.
The woman was booked Sunday, Dec. 2, on suspicion of felony assault and, with her bail set at $25,000, spent a few days in jail.
On Wednesday, she was charged with misdemeanor assault with a deadly weapon and promptly admitted her guilt, court records show.
She was sentenced to three years' probation and ordered to pay about $1,000 in fines. She also was ordered to serve 12 days in the sheriff's work release program and to enroll in a 32-week anger management program.
Details about the assault were not available Thursday, but Riverside County sheriff's officials said the victim was not injured.
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The daily 5 has the weather forecast, gas prices, and some suggestions on how to spend your day.
1. The weather
The National Weather Service predicts an 80 percent chance of snow tonight, with a high near 36 degrees. Wednesday night snow showers are likely, mainly before midnight. Cloudy, with a low around 28 degrees.
2. Computer basics
Working hands-on at a computer, participants will learn how to use the keyboard, the mouse, and advanced functions of the keyboard/mouse that even some experienced users may be unfamiliar with. Additionally, topics such as saving and file/folder organization will be covered. The workshop takes place at 6 p.m. at the Dexter District Library.
3. Free Alzheimer's informational meetings
For the millions of Americans living with Alzheimer's disease, and their caregivers, simple everyday tasks are often difficult and demanding. To help both professionals and family caregivers better understand the late-stages of Alzheimer's disease, Arbor Hospice, The Alzheimer's Association and Silver Maples Retirement Community are offering free informational meetings.
Today's presentation will focus on legal and financial issues, and will feature Jane A. Bassett of the Law Office of Bassett & Associates, PLLC. The presentation begins at 10:30 a.m.
4. Gas prices
MichiganGasPrices.com reports the following gasoline prices in the Dexter area as of Tuesday night:
- $3.84 a gallon (regular) BP, 200 Baker Rd.
- $3.89 a gallon (regular), Sunoco, 2940 Baker Rd.
- $3.85 a gallon (regular), Pilot Service Station, 195 Baker Rd.
- $3.85 a gallon (regular), Pilot Service Station, 750 Baker Rd.
- $3.95 a gallon (regular), BP, 8135 Main St.
- $3.89 a gallon (regular), Mobil, 7177 Dexter-Ann Arbor Rd.
5. This day in history
Feb. 27, 1827: On this day in 1827, a group of masked and costumed students danced through the streets of New Orleans, LA., marking the beginning of the city's famous Mardi Gras celebrations. For more historic dates, visit www.history.com.


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Description game: It was dark, as dark as night could be. Somewhere, nearby, the smell of burning timber and thatch gave the air s sort of pleasant stench, that and of course the smell of blood. The mighty warlord. Lord Baka, high above on a cliff, gazed down upon the tiny village. He had ordered his soldiers to leave no survivors. Should lord Baka a normal man, he would have already been consumed with his guilt. But yet, he felt no shame, no remorse, no pity. Many innocent lives have been ended by his order, why should it change? He turned around and walked back to his tent. Bleow, a warrior fought his way to the exit of the little village. Upon reaching the gate, he was confronted by no less than six adversaries. They attempted to surround him, buy this was what he was waiting for, and with one 360 degree horizontal slash, he hacked them aside with his sword.
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Galaxy 66 Bar & Grille6601 Coastal Hwy, Ocean City, MD 21842
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Galaxy 66 Bar Grille is a dining experience that is out of this world right in Ocean City, Maryland. Kick back in our Star Bar and enjoy a creative cocktail in our cosmic atmosphere or dine on our unique cuisine featuring the finest ingredients. Spend a sunset in our Skye Bar - Ocean City's only open air rooftop bar and dining area and enjoy sky views of the ocean and bay.


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Madonna is Hall of Fame nominee (From Burnley and Pendle Citizen)
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Madonna is Hall of Fame nominee
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Madonna is among the nominees for the 2014 Songwriters Hall of Fame.
John Mellencamp, Led Zeppelin's Jimmy Page and Robert Plant are also among the nominees.
They are joined by a number of top acts, including Ray Davies, Cyndi Lauper and Linda Perry.
The gala will be held on June 12 at the New York Marriott Marquis.
Also nominated are Heart's Ann and Nancy Wilson, Vince Gill, Nile Rodgers and Bernard Edwards, Donovan, Cat Stevens and Harry Wayne Casey.
Non-performing songwriter nominees include Midnight Train To Georgia writer Jim Weatherly, Motown songwriter William "Mickey" Stevenson and country music songwriters Bobby Braddock and Bill Anderson.


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Vegas Two-Fer
Heading to Las Vegas? Vegas.com is offering a $50 savings on some of the Strip's biggest shows when you book 2 tickets to two different shows now through Dec. 30. Visit www.vegas.com/promotions/2showdeal and use the promo code SHOW50 at checkout.
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geek out
To temporarily enter techno-nerd mode while in a non-hackish context, for example at parties held near computer equipment. Especially used when you need to do or say something highly technical and don't have time to explain: "Pardon me while I geek out for a moment."
See computer geek, propeller head.
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Fast, Easy Crochet Baby Blanket
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This baby blanket is easy enough for total beginners to crochet. However, it's a great pattern for crocheters of all skill levels to consider when in need of a really quick pattern for last-minute baby shower gifts.
This blanket is a safe choice if you aren't sure of the baby's gender and you need a blanket that would work for either boys or girls.
Pictured at left: the pink version of the baby blanket. Be sure to check out some additional photos of the blanket made up in other colors:
- See this blanket crocheted in antique white
- Take a look at a sample crocheted in mint green
- See more pics; visit the gallery index.
Lacy Baby Blanket With Stripes -- Free Pattern
This pretty crocheted baby afghan features lacy stripes of color.
- Find instructions for crocheting the stitch pattern with color repeat, and see a large photo of the baby afghan.
- Get the free afghan pattern.
- Get the free pattern for the baby afghan edging.
Shell Stitch Baby Blankets and Afghans
Shell stitches are popular to use for crocheting baby blankets, afghans and other items. If you'd like to crochet a baby afghan (or other sized afghan) using shell stitches, this page is a great place to find a free pattern.
Pictured Here: An easy baby blanket crocheted using the shell stitch. This is a "girly" colorway of the design, but you could also make it baby-boy-friendly as well, just by changing the colors a bit.
Custom Baby Blanket -- You Make the Design Choices!
This is one of those patterns that you could make and re-make endlessly, and it would turn out different every time. The crochet work stays interesting because you can customize most of the details, and each square in the blanket can be different if you want it to be. (Or not!)
The photo at left shows one possible design for a baby blanket you can make using this pattern. The pattern is flexible enough to adapt to larger sized blankets as well; I've included instructions for five different sizes all together.
Two of the sizes are just for babies; you might like to have either a receiving blanket size or a crib size. The receiving blanket size is pictured.
Additionally, there are sizes for making throws, twin sized afghans, and full/queen sized afghans. If you happen to need a different size, it's easy to adjust the pattern accordingly. You could crochet afghans customized for every member of your family!
Gingham Check Baby Blanket Pattern
This boy-friendly baby blanket features a checkerboard design. My sample blanket is crocheted in blue, white and green, but this pattern could easily be re-colored in girly colors or gender-neutral colors if you prefer. The pattern includes three different sizes: receiving blanket size, crib size and twin size.
Heart Sampler Patchwork Baby Afghan
This heart sampler afghan is a patchwork-style design. It is an interesting project to crochet, and the results are simply stunning. The colorway pictured is perfect for baby girls, but I've provided plenty of color inspiration in case you'd like to make an afghan for a baby boy; there are also some gender-neutral colorways in case you're not sure whether the baby will be a boy, or a girl.
- Get the free crochet pattern
- See a larger afghan photo
Coral Heart Sampler Patchwork Baby Afghan
Coordinating Baby Afghan Squares
These two squares are the basic building blocks for both of the afghan ideas I linked above. There are so many things you could do with them, if you are inclined to experiment. If you stick to my pattern exactly, the result is a soft, warm baby afghan, but the squares are so versatile that I encourage you to try substituting different colors and fibers.
Striped Heart Baby Afghan Square
Be sure to grab the free crochet pattern for the striped heart baby afghan square, pictured at left. You can work multiple squares using single crochet stitch and the tapestry crochet technique. Then combine the squares to create your baby afghan, or the crochet project of your choice. We've provided a free charted design with striped heart motif, as well as the free crochet pattern. You supply the creativity!
Striped Checkerboard Baby Afghan Square
I've created a coordinating checkerboard baby afghan square so that the striped heart square shown above has a companion. You can use either design alone, or combine the two for added visual interest.
Easy Baby Afghan Square
Use this free pattern to make easy baby afghan squares in single crochet stitch. You can crochet a bunch of these squares and join them together to create an afghan, or you can use the squares in other projects.
V-Stitch Baby Afghan Square
Baby Blankets With Nested Checkerboard Patterns
Here's a link to several unisex baby afghan designs, all of which feature simple but interesting checkerboard patterns worked in tapestry crochet. I've pictured my favorite design in the series at left, but there are a couple other options as well.
I've crocheted my project samples with baby boys in mind; I used blue and white yarns which work well with the simple geometric checkerboard shapes in these patterns. You could choose girlier colors if the recipient is expecting a baby girl; and if you have no idea either way, just make a quick color change to neutrals or greens, which could work for either baby boys or girls.
Simple Crochet Baby Blanket Pattern
This easy crocheted baby blanket is part of a baby layette set designed by Erica Jackofsky. Erica calls this her "Sweet Potato" baby set, named after the charming sweet potato colored yarn she used to crochet her project samples. The design and color of the blanket are both gender-neutral, making this an ideal choice for times when you aren't sure of the baby's gender before you start crocheting.
- Get the easy baby blanket pattern
- Check out the free crochet patterns for the matching baby booties, baby beanie hat and easy crochet hat.


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UPDATE II(3/28) 5:15 pm:So I wrote the original post below back in November before the season got started. How cool is it to see now this kind of article from ESPN appreciating Ced popping up all over in the national websites:
"Personally, it would be a great feeling, just to end my career on a good note," Bozeman said. "I've been through a lot of ups and downs. I've always been a team guy. Just to see this come to a place like this, it will be great and very special. I'll cherish it for the rest of my life."
UPDATE I(12/15 8:50 am EST):Nice article in the LA Times today on Ced coming around without his brace. As I wrote here more than a month ago, I am pulling for this kid. And so far it looks like he is coming around rather nicely without his brace and meshing in well with Jordan, AA, and DC, while playing well at the 4 at times sharing time with Luc. And he is also alleviating the impact of the loss of Shipp during the early part of the season, and his return should make our team stronger. Goo story all around. Let's hope it continues. GO BRUINS.-N
Some encouraging news from the hoops team practice. Ced is now practicing without a brace:
Bozeman, who sat out last year with a torn anterior cruciate ligament in his right knee, worked out and practiced with a knee brace the past two months but really didn't need it.
He might not be playing point guard for the Bruins anymore but he has a versatile role - being able to play three positions - and he played well in the team's exhibition game against Carleton University on Friday.
"I got so comfortable with (the brace)," Bozeman said. "I was so used to it but I knew it was time to let it go. I feel a lot lighter. I have a lot more freedom."
His most important contribution - especially with center Michael Fey still out with a groin injury - could be rebounding and he tied for a team-high eight in that category. Bozeman will play the 2-, 3- and 4-guard positions. He even worked on posting up in practice on Monday.
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EPP squad announced
The ECB England Performance Programme, formerly the ECB National Academy Programme, this year commences on October 29 with two and a half weeks at the National Cricket Performance Centre at Loughborough, followed by a four-week High Performance camp in India from mid-November to mid-December.
The High Performance camp in India will be based in Mohali and Chennai and it is planned to play two four-day matches.
In addition to providing an ideal environment for members of the EPP to develop their skills, the High Performance Camp will also help to ensure that stand-by players for the England Test squad's tour of Sri Lanka are well prepared in the event of any call-ups.
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The 17-man England Performance Programme squad for the first half of the winter:
Moeen Ali (Worcestershire)
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Stuart Broad (Nottinghamshire)
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Steven Davies (Worcestershire)
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TENS of thousands of people packed out a sunny Usk Show, providing another success for the annual event. RUTH MANSFIELD reports.
AROUND 20,000 people visited the annual Usk agricultural show held at Usk Showground on Saturday.
With shows of sheep, cows, dogs and horses as well as tractor exhibitions, cider making demonstrations, fair rides, stalls and refreshments there was plenty to keep all members of the family entertained.
Among the visitors at the event, which is organised by Usk Farmers' Club, was Patricia and Les Evans, of Usk.
Mrs Evans said: "We have very much enjoyed it. We've been coming for the past 10 years. It's something we look forward to.
Cindy Jones, of Penhow, and Sylvia Willis, of Raglan, were also among the visitors. Ms Jones said: "There's something for everyone here. The weather has been beautiful too."
The event was the end of an era for general secretary of the show Fiona Jenkins who is bowing out after 12 years of organising the show.
Mrs Jenkins said she felt the time had come to step down from the role in order to spend more time with her family including husband Eric and to enjoy her summers.
She said: "We work hard all year round and I love show day. It is a great feeling to be active in something so worthwhile. I am certainly going to miss it but I hope to still be a volunteer next year."
Mrs Jenkins also thanked her family including her husband and four children who have volunteered at the show alongside her.
Faye Mear joined the Usk Show as general secretary in April and will take over from Mrs Jenkins. Ms Mear follows a family tradition after her mother Diane Watkins was general secretary of the show from 1986 to 1989.
She said: "I am looking forward to taking over. I am just trying to absorb as much of Fiona's expertise as I can."
One visitor contacted the Argus about the park and ride queue for the event..
Sophie Johnson said there were around 180 people waiting with her and her family for the bus to Usk Showground and that they had to wait 90 minutes before arriving there.
The show's general secretary Faye Mear said they were aware of this and said it was due to the volume of traffic to the showground which the buses were stuck in at peak times.
She apologised to members of the public who had to wait and thanked them for their patience.
Ms Mear said this will now be reviewed and sorted out for next year's show.
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after 20 minutes watching idiots trying to cut back into the queue and several near misses caused by them obstructing the outside lane,we left and went on to Raglan and came in via that route, no queue, straight in and parked !
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arjwain says...
£4.50 for a burger .
£1.60 for a cup of tea .
£ 4.00 for a pork pie .
didn't buy any food or tea just noticed the high prices for everything .
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If you're unfamiliar with Evolve, Hamza wrote a preview around the time it was announced that covers the broad concepts of the game. While a multiplayer shooter might sound intuitively broad, it's the nuances found within that will be what keeps players coming back over and over again. That's really the developers' goal -- to keep players coming back. They casually mentioned that with Evolve, they're trying to make a game that's infinitely replayable.
Lofty as those aspirations may be, it's not outside the realm of reason. As new maps and variations of each class are revealed, it's easy to see how switching out just a few moving parts can really alter the dynamic of any given game. Up until now, each build of Evolve that we were shown has been essentially the same thing -- forest map, four hunters, one goliath. It's been interesting just working within the changing constraints of different cooperative partners and everyone's fresh approach to the game.view full story + comments
Ever since the announcement of Borderlands 2 on PlayStation Vita, we have been hopeful about Gearbox's first-person shooter lootfest on Sony's handheld. After the first footage of it in action came out, it seemed clear that t...
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After one of the longest tails for a game on the last-generation consoles, Borderlands 2's DLC has finally come to an end. The fifth and final Headhunter pack is out, and it sends the Vault Hunters on vacation to the tropical Wam Bam Island.
This release was a bit overshadowed by the recent announcement of Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel, which focused attention away from Borderlands 2 and onto the next entry. However, it does not seem like Gearbox was intentionally downplaying Sir Hammerlock Versus the Son of Crawmerax. For better or worse, it hits about the same level of quality as the other four Headhunter packs, though it does take some of the better elements from them.view full story + comments
Last weekend during its panel at PAX East, Firaxis announced the next big project for the Civilization franchise: Civilization: Beyond Earth. After the announcement, Destructoid took some time to talk to some of the designers behind bringing the strategy series into space.
Lead Designers David McDonough and Will Miller were present for the interview along with Systems Gameplay Designer Anton Strenger. The designers discussed the inspiration behind Beyond Earth, some of the world building systems, and the possibility for crossover with other Firaxis science fiction properties. Read it below!view full story + comments
To take a brief aside from videogames: are you watching Cosmos: a Spacetime Odyssey? If not, you should be, especially if you are not particularly scientifically literate. It is filled with a lot of important information abou...
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Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel is official. The latest entry in Gearbox's shooter looter takes place between the original Borderlands and Borderlands 2, hence the Pre-Sequel moniker. The new game is based on the Borderlands 2 engine as well, and will be sticking to the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and PC.
You'll be able to play as one of four new -- yet familiar -- characters as you work for Handsome Jack during his rise to power. Oh, and a majority of the game takes place on Pandora's moon. And you get jet packs. And laser guns. And ice weapons. Oh my.view full story + comments
Evolve. Now there's a game I've been hoping to try out for a while now. PAX East attendees will be able to get their hands on the Turtle Rock Studios-developed multiplayer game next weekend as well as Borderlands 2 for PlaySt...
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BioShock Infinite had an interesting run, with player reception all over the board. Some loved it, some hated it, others reveled in its celebration of violence, some disapproved. It's probably going to be a long time before we get to debate the merits of another BioShock game again though, considering the fact that Irrational Games has dissolved, and is handing over the franchise to 2K.
So that leaves Burial at Sea Episode Two as Irrational's last hurrah, and I'm pleased to say it's a vast improvement upon the foundation that was built in Episode One.
[Be warned: there are minor spoilers involving Episode One below.]view full story + comments
One of the biggest and most widely-held criticisms of BioShock Infinite had to do with all the violence. Many thought that it did a disservice to the narrative by being too over-the-top. Irrational aims to make amends of...
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By Len Kiese - bio | emailNovember 11, 2008
LEE COUNTY, GA (WALB) - More than a dozen Lee County homeowners turned out to tell county commissioners not to let a business open in the neighborhood.
D. Tanner wanted to use his home on Creekside Drive, known as the Gingerbread House, to host wedding receptions and corporate events.
The Planning Commission recommended the county commission deny the request. Tanner appeared before county commissioners Tuesday night.
"We dealt with things that would be a problem. Parking was one of the things we dealt with. There would be no parking on the street or even the property," said Tanner.
"Arguments can be made from both sides. Arguments can be made that nothing will change and everything will be under control but we don't know that," said Will Geer in opposition.
Commissioners unanimously turned down the request. Tanner already invested money in the business but says he won't push the issue and he's sorry he didn't tell neighbors about his plans in advance.
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The best afro in MMA got the full article treatment from Sherdog today. Mamoru Yamaguchi takes on Kevin Dunsmoor at Tachi Palace Fights 9 tonight in Lemoore. CA. Sherdog is streaming the event live, starting at 8:15pm EST/5:15pm PST.
Shooto promoter Sustain today released the complete fight card and bout order for "The Way of Shooto 6: Like a Tiger, Like a Dragon," which takes place this Friday, Nov. 19, at Korakuen Hall in Tokyo.
Top Japanese 125 pound fighter Mamoru Yamaguchi (24-5-3) won in the main event of a King of the Cage show in California. Yamaguchi is a former two division Shoot champion. King of the Cage Sniper results San Bernardino, CA Mamoru Yamaguchi def. Greg Guzman via TKO 2:21 R2 Reuben Duran def. Kana Hyatt via Submission Guillotine Choke 2:03 R1 Yukinari Tamura def. Tony Hervey via Submission Rear Naked Choke 2:25 R1 Saad Awad def. Bryson Kamaka via TKO 0:21 R1 Rick Legere def. Koa Ramos via Submission Heel Hook 1:47 R1 Juan Rivas def. Shad Smith via TKO 1:47 R1 Daniel Hernandez def. Kenny McCorkell via Submission Rear Naked Choke 0:47 R1 David Gomez def. Scotty Merritt via TKO 1:40 R3 Dominick Waters def. Frank Pizzirulli via TKO (Strikes) 0:49 R2 HT: Uniting Locals Through MMA
SHOOTO Pacific Rim Lightweight champ Taiki Tsuchiya tweeting some funny pics of Mamoru and Chad "Savage" George before Mamoru's fight in KOTC tonight versus Greg Guzman. More on his twitter page.
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"Inc. and ICIC started the list to reverse bad perceptions that prevent businesses from locating in inner cities--and therefore prevent inner cities from thriving," says City Theatrical president Gary Fails. "But they are finding that inner-city businesses actually set the pace for many business trends, including outstanding customer service and top-speed turnaround."
"City Theatrical is proud to be named to the Inner City 100 for the third year running," Fails adds. "Locating in the Bronx was a good business decision for us, and I'd like to think that by being here we also are contributing to the economic well-being of our neighborhood."
Founded 15 years ago by Fails, a former Broadway stagehand, City Theatrical has expanded significantly and now occupies its original facility on East 133rd Street as well as three adjoining buildings. It has received 15 major product and business awards in the past six years. The company's lighting accessories are part of Broadway shows including Chicago, Contact, Les Miserables, and Phantom of the Opera.
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I am upgrading SQL server 2000 to 2005.
We only use it for CMIS. We run CMIS from a networked drive mapped on the server. Can anybody please clarify if I need client licenses for the computers. Thank You
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I am upgrading SQL server 2000 to 2005.
We only use it for CMIS. We run CMIS from a networked drive mapped on the server. Can anybody please clarify if I need client licenses for the computers. Thank You
Hi, yes, you need a client license for every user simultaneously accessing it. That includes ePortal users.
e.g ten office staff with only 8 accessing it simultaneously, and 100 teaching staff, with 70 accessing it simultaneously would need 78 licenses. Don't forget aobut students and contacts.
As an alternative you could purchase a processor license, which goes on physical processors, not cores. I.E. 1 quad core processor = 1 SQL license, 2x dual core processors, 2 x processor licenses.
Hope this helps.
Mic in tech @ serco
Thanks for the reply.
The server has got 2 quad core xeon processors.
Do I only need to buy 2 processor licences. Are there no client licenses needed when you buy processor licenses.
No CALs required when buying processor licenses.Really the only way to go with an MIS if having external access for parents etc.
Just spoken to Ramesys, according to them as there is no installation required on the client side to run CMIS. There is no need for CALs. We dont have parent access and it is only used within school.
I have copied below Per Processor model from Microsoft, it doesnt mention anything about CALs
Can anybody please point to more information as different suppliers are saying different things.
a. Licensing a Server. Before you run instances of the server software on a server, you must determine the required
number of software licenses and assign those licenses to that server as described below.
i. Determining the Number of Licenses Required. You must first determine the number of software licenses
you need. The total number of software licenses required for a server equals the sum of the software licenses
required under (A) and (B) below.
A. To run instances of the server software in the physical operating system environment on a server, you need
a software license for each physical processor that the physical operating system environment uses.
B. To run instances of the server software in virtual operating system environments on a server, you need a
software license for each virtual processor that each of those virtual operating system environments uses.
If a virtual operating system environment uses a fraction of a virtual processor, the fraction counts as a
full virtual processor.
b. Assigning the Required Number of Licenses to the Server.
i. After you determine the number of software licenses you need for a server, you must assign that number
of software licenses to that server. That server is the licensed server for all of those licenses. You may not
assign the same license to more than one server. A hardware partition or blade is considered to be a
separate server.
ii. You may reassign the software license, but not within 90 days of the last assignment. You may reassign a
software license sooner if you retire the licensed server due to permanent hardware failure. If you reassign a
license, the server to which you reassign the license becomes the new licensed server for that license.
c. Running Instances of the Server Software. For each server to which you have assigned the required number
of software licenses, you may run, at any one time, any number of instances of the server software in physical and
virtual operating system environments on the licensed server. However, the total number of physical and virtual
processors used by those operating system environments cannot exceed the number of software licenses assigned
to that server.
d. Running Instances of the Additional Software. You may run or otherwise use any number of instances of
additional software listed below on any number of devices. You may use additional software only with the server
software directly, or indirectly through other additional software.
Analysis Services Shared Tools
Business Intelligence Development Studio
SQL Server 2005 Books Online
Connectivity Components
Legacy Components
Management Tools
Notification Services Client Components
Reporting Services Report Manager
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SQL Server 2005 Shared Tools
Software Development Kit
SQLXML Client Features
SQL Server Mobile Server Tools
e. Creating and Storing Instances on Your Servers or Storage Media. You have the additional rights below for
each software license you acquire.
You may create any number of instances of the server software and additional software.
You may store instances of the server software and additional software on any of your servers or storage
You may create and store instances of the server software and additional software solely to exercise your right
to run instances of the server software under any of your software licenses as described above (e.g., you may
not distribute instances to third parties).
f. Included Microsoft Programs. The Software contains other Microsoft programs. The license terms with those
programs apply to your use of them.
CMIS doesn't require a client-side installation - but you do run the client program on the station so need EITHER a CAL for EVERY station that will access CMIS or ePortal, OR a license for each processor on the SQL server.
Whether the application is installed locally or on the server is irrelevant.
Think of it in this sense - if that was the case you wouldn't need any licensing to run it with web based applications such as ePortal.
Each user connected to ePortal needs their own CAL as it is classed as 'multiplexing' software (not 5 CALS, as the dataserver creates 5 connections to the db by default).
If you go with processor licensing it's expandable to an unlimited amount, and yes for 2 quad cores you'd need 2 proc licenses.
Everything said by DMcCoy and Diello.
If you would like to discuss it further PM me and i'll send you my mobile number. I'd also be interested to know who you spoke to at Ramesys so i can give them a ring and discuss it - the less people get the wrong information with regards to SQL Licensing when running Facility / ePortal the better. Of course, as Serco do not resell SQL and can only advise on licensing, it would not be Serco's responsibility to adhere to the licensing rules - but i'd still rather people got the correct information. If you're willing to give me the name of the person at Ramesys and maybe a phone number, please PM me it rather than posting it public.
As Diello said, think about expantion and strongly consider proc licensing. Please also note that getting an educational license is about half the cost of a commercial license so make sure you're getting the right one. Though Ramesys should by default sell you this.
Mic @ Serco
N.B: The contents of this post are my personal opinion and unrelated to my employer or any organisations asscocisted with my employer.


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Kenji Johjima is comfortable back home in Japan - by Brad Lefton "Cliff Lee and Chone Figgins?" [Johjima] asked with surprised delight. "Wow, the Mariners really made some bold moves. I'll bet everyone in Seattle is pumped up for the season." ------- "Seattle will always have a place in my heart," he said. "When I'm finished with baseball, I'd like to go back to Safeco Field and enjoy a game just sitting in the stands drinking a beer. It was a great place and that's a nice dream." Really good article. I miss him already.


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Talking to the Evening Standard about plans for a new airport to serve London, he openly criticized Cameron's policy:
"The Government needs to stop pussyfooting around. I don't think you can rely on Heathrow. Even if the Government was so mad and wrong to try to do the third runway or mixed-mode (mixing take-offs and landings on the same runways), those solutions would rapidly run out of usefulness and time."
Johnson has been a driving force behind an ambitious plan for the Thames Estuary Airport — nicknamed 'Boris Island' in the UK — which would be the largest airport in the world if constructed.
There is also a growing suspicion in the UK that Johnson, a member of Cameron's Conservative Party, may be thinking about a challenging his party leader for the position of Prime Minister (and some polls suggest that could be a very good thing for the party). It might be time to look at that Boris Dancing gif again.


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Guardian makes its comments accessible, SEO friendly and mobile friendly all in one go!
The Guardian has changed its user-generated comment system - moving from a client-side system to a server-side one.
With the old system, once you clicked to read a story, the web page would download, and some javascript would run. This would go off and look up readers' comments and display them. This wasn't terribly accessible - if you couldn't or didn't run javascript, you couldn't see the comments.
It was also bad for SEO, as search engines couldn't run the javascript (so couldn't see the comments). And if your mobile didn't run javascript (like mine), you couldn't read the comments either.
With the new system, the comments are just part of the web page, like all the rest of the text on the page - so the comments are readable by anyone, javascript or not.
This is a great change by the Guardian, and not before time. If you notice any problems, they've asked you to point them out.
The problems with the old system
You can read some of the background to the change - ie comments by me bitching to various members of the Guardian about how awful the old system was on the Guardian site:
- here (where I point out the old new system surely breached the Guardian's accessibility policy),
- here (where I got a bit frustrated) and
- here (where there was an interesting (to me ...) exchange between me and the Guardian about what was going on).
The only problem now is that a couple of links to my blog that I dropped in the comments section have broken This is only a problem for posts shown on the search results page - on the actual posts, the links work fine.
Although I'll guess they'll add nofollow to links in comments soon anyway, to avoid the Independent's problem with spammers... (Update A Guardian commenter, below, says future links in comments will be nofollowed - but existing links in comments will stay without the nofollow tag).
Google already indexing comments
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By Jennifer Emert - bio | email ALBANY, GA (WALB) – Republicans brought their top brass to Dougherty County to show support for second District Congressional Candidate Mike Keown.
House Republican Leader John Boehner's spoke at a fundraiser at Doublegate Country Club, but he wouldn't speak publicly on Keown's behalf. The event was private, but we were sent this picture of Boehner talking to the group. Boehner promised to secure Keown a seat on the House Agriculture committee if he's elected and Republicans take control of the house. Keown says Republicans know this is an important seat and one where the margin is tightening.
"When the leader comes to town, he's coming to town because he believes you can win this race. I mean that's the bottom line and the fact that people all across the nation now are looking at this race as a race that can be won," said Mike Keown, Second Congressional Candidate.
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