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Taft's Anthony Fowler ran an aggressive race in the 400 meter dash, but Dorsey's Rashard Clark was determined to win his second consecutive City title in that event. Clark also won the 200 meter dash, ...
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Canogo Park's Randy Uzoma (left) edged out South East's Robert Lewis in the 100-meter dash at the City prelim meet. Uzoma ran the fastest qualifying time at 10.98, Lewis is second at 11.00. Photo ...
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Clippers took two steps forward
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23 May 2012
The Clippers and forward Blake Griffin made great strides this year, but in the end it was not enough. Photo by Jae C. Hong (AP)But the Spurs sent them one step backBy Jason LewisSentinel Sports Editor ...
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21 May 2012
The Lakers were in a position to win both Games 2 & 4, but instead the Thunder celebrated on their way to a 3-1 series lead. Photo by Mark J. TerrillDon't count on a comeback from this Lakers team ...
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Game 2 loss hurts the Lakers big time
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17 May 2012
The Lakers seemed this close, but in reality they were really far away. Photo by Sue Ogrocki (AP)A win would have put them in the mix, but a blown lead has them on the verge of being out of the series. ...
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B2G Underclassmen Showcase, youth 7on7 tryouts, and Instinct Training
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17 May 2012
B2G's Underclassmen Showcase has produced a number of college football athletes, as well as NFL players. Photo by Jason Lewis Training to become an elite athlete starts at an early age, so B2G ...
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Farmers Field will bring more than a NFL team in 2017
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16 May 2012
A rendition of Farmers Field and a rebuild Los Angeles Convention Center. Major upgrades to the Los Angeles Convention Center coupled with the new football stadium will take the city from the 14th ranked ...
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Playoff schedule unkind to Lakers and Clippers…and so are their opponents
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16 May 2012
The Lakers could not stop the Thunder's athletic ability, while the Spurs were too efficient on offense for the Clippers. Photos by The Associated PressBased on history, the Lakers and Clippers had no ...
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Cook honors single mothers at Dulan's Soul Food Kitchen
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16 May 2012
Brian Cook (left) poses with his wife Victoria Velasquez, two of their sons, Dorothy Williams, manager of Soul Food Kitchen, and Adolf Dulan, owner of Soul Food Kitchen. Photo by Jason LewisBrian Cook ...
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Former Carson High football player killed in shooting
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16 May 2012
Ken McRoyal was a native of New Orleans who moved to Carson after Hurricane Katrina.McRoyal walked onto the Idaho football team and earned a scholarship as a wide receiver. Ken McRoyal played football ...
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Ringside Update 5/16/12
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16 May 2012
Lamont Peterson (right) defeated Amir Khan in December, but that was after he was injected with a testosterone pellet, which is a banned substance. Photo by The Associated PressPeterson vs. Khan bout ...
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Playoff advancement bitter and sweet for Lakers, Clippers
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14 May 2012
Metta World Peace came back just in time to help the Lakers avoid embarrassment. Photo by Mark J. Terrill (AP)Caron Butler was supposed to be knocked out of the playoffs with a hand injury, but he was ...
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Athlete's Corner: The skill of running fast
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09 May 2012
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09 May 2012
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Lakers find killer instinct a little too late
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09 May 2012
Kobe Bryant nearly willed the Lakers back to a Game 5 victory, but it was too little to late. Photo by Jeff LewisThe Lakers were a no show until the end in series close out game loss to the Nuggets. ...
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Clippers find a way in dramatic fashion
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09 May 2012
After only one season, All Star point guard Chris Paul (left) can be considered the greatest Clipper ever. Photo by Chris Carlson (AP)Clippers provide high drama in the first round of the playoffs.The ...
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Mayweather Earns His Bloody Money
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09 May 2012
Miguel Cotto (left) challenged Floyd Mayweather, which only brought out the best in Mayweather, who landed 179 punches to Cotto's 105. Photo by The Associated Press Undefeated Mayweather cashes in ...
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04 May 2012
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Lakers look like contenders
Written by Jason Lewis (Sports Editor)
04 May 2012
The Lakers big 3 of Kobe Bryant, Pau Gasol, and Andrew Bynum are coming up big in the early stages of the playoffs, but the reserve players such as Devin Ebanks (above) and Jordan Hill are contributing ...
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All-American Heavyweights looks to save the boxing division
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02 May 2012
Dominic Breazeale's athletic career was nearly over when he did not make it to the NFL as a quarterback out of the University of Northern Colorado, but his 6-7, 270 pound frame is perfect for the sport ...
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Frat Games basketball at Gardena High School
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02 May 2012
The "Nupes" of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity Inc knocked off the "Iotas" of Iota Phi Theta Fraternity Inc. The Frat Games is creating a family environment while supporting the community. The Frat ...
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Ringside Update 5/2/12
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02 May 2012
47-year-old Bernard Hopkins (left) has been a legend, but after Saturday night it was clear that Chad Dawson is the best light heavy weight in the world. Photo by Mel Evans/AP Age catches up to Hopkins, ...
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The even more Curious Case of Metta… World… Peace
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25 April 2012
Metta World Peace had earned a lot of good will through community service and good behavior on the court, but all it took was one moment to bring it all down, again. Photo by Jeff LewisWorld Peace had ...
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Backlash against Griffin dunks leading to flagrant fouls
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25 April 2012
Blake Griffin and his teammates have to defend him from opposing players taking cheap shots at him. Photo by Matt York (AP)NBA players are not appreciating being posterized by Blake Griffin.By Jason ...
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Student Athlete of the Week: Verbum Dei's Darius Spates
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25 April 2012
When a defender is looking at Darius Spates from this angle, he's either going to watch Spates drive right by him, or hit a jump shot in his face. Photo by Jason LewisSpates two favorite basketball ...
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memories of Team 4's disbandment one year ago at this very place resurfaced
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Final spot, Tokyo Dome!
The first day is over!
Sayaka-chan's graduation ceremonyー!
She's a truly great Senpai!
There's nobody that would talk bad about Sayaka-chan!
I could always see that cool back of hers。
She's kind, reliable and occasionally, her tears will reveal her delicate side. She's a wonderful person^^
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so, during the MV shoot, I was in a symmetrical position to Kuramochi-san,
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And we somewhat became good friends!!
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The inextricable relationship we have to space and place has always been a port of serious interest for photographers; it is a very natural thing to want to use the camera in an attempt to make sense of that which surrounds us. Interpreting this differently, some artists go about creating sets and presenting them to us as real, and others appropriate real places and presents them to us as a Utopia – something fictitious - found somewhere between the stage and the story in what Joanna Lowry addresses as the "Theatre of Modernity", courting the real by (re)creating places from our lives, from our memories and from our dreams.@3 years ago
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Rep. Steve Driehaus (D-West Price Hill) is criticizing his November opponent, Steve Chabot (R-Westwood) for teaming up with GOP Massachusetts Sen. Scott Brown for Friday morning's fundraising event.
Calling the move a double standard and "the worst kind of hypocrisy," Driehaus' campaign spokesperson, Tim Mulvey released this statement:
"Even though Steve Driehaus has been a tireless fighter for pro-life policies, Steve Chabot likes to smear Congressman Driehaus's pro-life credentials just because there are pro-choice members in the Democratic Party. But apparently it's OK for Scott Brown to roll through town to help line Chabot's campaign coffers, despite the fact that Brown supports abortion rights."
In response, Chabot's campaign spokesperson, Jamie Schwartz, called it "another desperate attempt by Steve Driehaus to distract voters from his record."
"Although he'd like to, Driehaus cannot hide from the fact that he voted for a healthcare bill that could allow federal funds to be used for abortions or the fact that he has a shockingly-low pro-life voting record of 33 percent," he said. "This is not guilt by association. It's guilt by action."
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text: A number of you wanted information about Dame Hauviette d'Anjou's ebook on Turkish Cuisine. It is now available, and she has sent out the following announcement. At this point, if you order from the web, there is no SCA discount because verifying your membership would be very difficult. So, if you want a discount, you should purchase your copy at an event. However, be aware that the downloaded version is only $19. For those in Atlantia, I am making an effort to have some available at Twelfth Night. Kiri Good Day everyone! As you know I have been recreating food from history for dinners, banquets and unique events for years. Some time ago I decided to make my work available to the public by creating a one of a kind historical cookbook. I'm pleased to announce that my long awaited interactive electronic cookbook is now available! "Celebration at the Sarayi: Reliving a feast in the palace of Suleyman the Magnificent" is a multi-media, interactive cookbook where you can travel back in time and relive a feast at Istanbul's famed Topkapi Palace. You will hear the storyteller's descriptions of the palace milieu, see a backdrop of historical images, review the original historical sources and watch me demonstrate techniques for dishes I adapted for a modern kitchen. Then you can print out the recipes and head to the kitchen to create your own fabulous feast! *This multi sensory experience can be found on CD (only $24) or as a down loadable PDF file (only $19) online at **www.rencuisine.com*<http://www.rencuisine.com/> *(go to the Ebooks tab on the left side of the screen) or ** www.tecpublishing.com* <http://www.tecpublishing.com/> Want to get the book and save cash or raise funds for your group? You can also become an affiliate (free and simple) and sell the book from your website, earning a 15 percent commission on each sale. Retail book sales- if you are interested in carrying the ebook in a retail setting, please contact Tom Chmielewski at tom at tecpublising.com<http://firstname.lastname@example.com>for details. See an excerpt from "Celebration at the Serayi" online at www.rencuisine.com and www.tecpublishing.com . Look forward to more unique culinary experiences with Chef Channon! Sincerely, Channon Mondoux Renaissance Cuisine


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Hyundai wants to make a car that unlocks via smartphone.
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Hyundai is looking to build a car that drivers are able to unlock just by tapping the door with their smartphones. Once inside, drivers can put the phone down on a central console, which will help the car call up individual drivers' preferred radio stations and other settings.
"As the technology continually develops there will be capabilities to store driver's seating positions and exterior mirror settings, providing customers with a comfortable and individual driving environment," Allan Rushforth, senior vice president for Hyundai Motor Europe, said in a statement.
Hyundai may start producing the technology as soon as 2015, according to the company statement.
Hyundai plans to use a couple emerging technologies in its tap-to-unlock cars. The wants to equip the central console to recharge cellphones placed upon it, without requiring drivers to plug the phones in anywhere. [SEE ALSO: Six Ways Wireless Power Can Change the World]
Hyundai also wants to use near-field communication (NFC) for the smartphone-unlocking feature. Many existing smartphones are equipped with NFC, which lets phones communicate with each other and other devices when users hold the devices near each other.
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Baltimore's Nolan Reimold has your attention. Four homers in four games will do that.
The question owners are asking is simple. Now what?
Reimold is the top positional pickup in Yahoo! leagues as a result of his early-season outburst. He's hitting .394 with eight RBIs through an eight-game hitting streak. The phrase "full-fledged breakout" is being tossed around.
He's also been mentioned in two Fantasy Source columns this week. I started the party in Pickup Lines, complete with "90210" references. I wrote: " Reimold might find his calling as a leadoff hitter, but this still feels like a short-term investment."
That was a bit short-sighted, but I need new glasses. Reimold responded with two more homers in two games Colleague Brad Pinkerton devoted some space to Reimold in Hit and Run on Wednesday. An excerpt:
"Before you assume the right-handed Reimold will be stuck facing only lefties, note that his career splits are actually a little better against righties. I'm betting he secures everyday playing time soon and could stick as Baltimore's leadoff hitter until Brian Roberts returns."
Let's back up Brad's assessment. Reimold has an identical batting average against righties (.261) and lefties (.261). He homers once every 23.3 at-bats against left-handed pitching; once every 21.6 at-bats against righthanded pitching. That's not too much of a difference.
The key for Reimold is that leadoff spot. It seems like Roberts will return to the lineup when D.B. Cooper goes back to Portland. In other words, don't wait up. Reimold, however, needs to hold on to that position, Roberts or no Roberts.
Provided Reimold does that and continues to hit at a reasonable clip, perhaps this won't be a short-term investment. It's not too late to pick up Reimold, he's owned in 39 percent of Yahoo! leagues. Some owners might be reserving judgment, figuring this is just a hot streak (i.e. that terse one-liner from Pickup Lines).
For owners that have room and are looking for a bench outfielder with some upside, Reimold, 28, could be a similar story as Garrett Jones, who at 28 years old finally broke though with a .293 average with 21 homers in '09. That was in half a season. If Reimold can hit 20 homers and steal a few bases, owners will get what they've waited for.
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October 30, 2014
Despite a few recent rainfall events, Much of Texoma remains in a drought condition. About half of the viewing area is in a severe or extreme drought, especially on the Texas side of the river. Northern areas such as Ada and Atoka are showing to be drought-free as of April 17:
The three-month NOAA forecast through early summer shows no clear signal on whether we will have above normal, normal, or below normal rainfall, but there's a 2 to 1 chance that we will have a warmer-than-average temperature regime through June.
So even if we have "normal" rainfall during this period, evaporation is likely to be greater than average, keeping us drought challenged.
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Carrier Provider AT&T Rides Network Security Wave of Future
Companies are acting not just as pipelines for information, but are beginning to check security and 'cleanliness' of info coming through their pipelines
NEW YORK -- The day the "Slammer" worm began its worldwide rampage through computer networks, AT&T Corp.'s (T) chief information security officer, Ed Amoroso, got blasted by a customer.
On a January 2003 conference call with clients facing outages and a mess to clean up, Amoroso bragged that his network was untouched. Moreover, he proclaimed, his staff had seen the worm coming. For several weeks, they had watched the birth and development of the nascent program, which attacked servers running flawed Microsoft Corp. (MSFT) SQL database software.
An irritated customer cursed and said: If you're so smart, why didn't you tell me. "That was the moment when I realized the power of the network," Amoroso says. "Nothing is easier for us to pick up.... If it's growing exponentially, it's always a worm and we see it with frightening accuracy."
Like its peers, the telecommunications giant has traditionally been seen as a simple provider of pipes through which Internet traffic flows. But a surge in damaging network-based attacks is pushing corporate customers to ask more of their infrastructure providers. AT&T says it has built tools - originally for its own use - that not only allow it to provide early warning of attacks, but to stop them before they ever reach customers.
"This is intelligent networking," Amoroso says. "We go into the plumbing of the network and we turn a valve here turn a valve there." In the space where customers' data traffic crosses en route to its destination - what's called the network "cloud" - AT&T directs bad traffic into a "scrubbing station" and delivers it clean.
AT&T thinks its security service, which it calls Internet Protect, will provide an edge in its competition for corporate customers - now its focus market - both growing its business and cementing customer loyalty.
"If this goes the way we think it's going to go, then pretty soon every one of our customers is going to demand we do (their) security," Amoroso says. "It's going to be stock price affecting."
AT&T launched Internet Protect in March as an attack-alert service. In June, it rolled out its first defense offering, for stopping denial-of-service attacks, or traffic floods designed to overwhelm and shut down network or computer services. And on Monday, it announced protection from network-based worms and viruses.
According to a 2004 survey of companies and government agencies by the Computer Security Institute and the Federal Bureau of Investigation, viruses and denial-of-service attacks are the two most expensive types of computer crime, costing 269 organizations $55.1 million and $26.1 million in a year, respectively.
Will Carriers Own Network Security?
But AT&T is really thinking big long-term. It believes other carriers will move into the security arena too, ultimately making network-security functions part of their data-services offerings. This could supplement or even replace existing security systems businesses employ on their own networks.
"The telecom will take care of it," Amoroso says. "You'll worry about running your business, not fighting a cyber war."
Gartner Inc. analyst John Pescatore agrees. "It's a big opportunity for the telecom guys, and AT&T is the only one moving ahead at any speed."
AT&T and other carriers have an advantage in network security because their enormous networks provide unmatched views of Internet traffic trends. And ownership of the pipes offers a golden opportunity to nip attacks in the bud.
AT&T's attack alerts are consistently 12 hours to a day ahead of other security intelligence services Pitney Bowes Inc. (PBI) uses, says Mark Ramsey, manager of data security at the Stamford, Conn., mail and document management systems provider. "They know everything that's going on," he said.
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As you might know already, I'm something of an authority on facebook and its machinations. I love it. It's not only my favorite social networking site, but my favorite website overall and in general, too. Most of my posts on facebook are about how much I love the site and its creator, Mark. So you can imagine how delighted I am that someone asked me a question about facebook's advertising policies!
The reason I answered this query—which some might see as a disgruntled pig fuck trying to take the piss out of me—with kindness instead of melting the flesh from his bones with the blinding light of Mark Our Zuckerberg's Internet Truth is that I know Dave is coming from a good, albeit frustrated, place. Loving facebook is a journey, fraught with doubt. Remember when the Devil taunted Jesus Christ the Not-Zuckerberg? Dave is going through a similar experience. The reason I'm posting this on Tumblr is because I want everyone to know that IT'S OKAY to have doubts, and it BY NO MEANS makes you a bad social networker, so long as you seek answers. Furthermore I wanted to let you all know that if you have any questions, you should feel free to ask them to me.
I support gay marriage. If two guys want to do it with each others' mouths and butts, or if two ladies think it'd be fun to sit on each others faces forever and ever in blissful matrimony, that's fine. I've met too many exceptionally kind gay people and too many exceptionally shitty gay people to not believe that, barring their proclivity for playing with whichever kind of genitals is chilling on their groins, they are exactly the same as straight people, and are therefore entitled to the same rights to pursue happiness that I am. (Of course, happiness is a myth, but I don't think that should ever stop anyone trying to get at it.)
Maybe the most popular argument against gay marriage (after the religious one, which, come on) is that being gay isn't natural. Now, it's my understanding that homosexuality is pretty much proven to be a biologically inherent trait. And that's kind of what it means to be natural, right? To occur in nature? Natural? Using this definition of "natural," here's an abridged list of things that are far less natural than homosexuality.
-Mountain Dew
-Doritos (any flavor)
-Ice cream
Do you like chairs? Well tough shit, because they aren't natural. So unless you want to be thought of as a godless queer, stand up forever. Never sit down. You'd have to sleep standing up, too, because we had to invent mattresses. Mattresses were a lifestyle choice.
So basically, all of humanity is unnatural. We're an unnatural thing. We don't make any sense.
But then this begs the question of what "natural" even really is. I just gave my own definition for it. Merriam-Webster lists FIFTEEN DEFINITIONS, many of which have auxiliary definitions. This is problematic enough in and of itself, but look at that first one:
based on an inherent sense of right and wrong
Notice that it doesn't say "based on what is inherently right and wrong," because right and wrong are never objective. But then this circles back into the religion argument, which, come on.
So you want to seem interesting without actually being interesting! Don't worry; while this might seem tricky, it's remarkably easy—easier, in fact, than actually being interesting! Being a person of substance can require time, energy, talent, and life experience, but feigning substance is really just a matter of accessorizing. Without further ado, let's get started!
If you have no ostensible artistic talents:
Fake it. Buy an instrument, paintbrush, camera—anything with which you can make art, or at least appear to make art. Being good at what you're doing is totally irrelevant; all you have to do is drop the title—'musician', 'artist', 'photographer', 'writer'—and you're set.
What props will I need if I want to pretend to be a writer?
Good call. While there aren't really any tangible props you can have on your person to let people know you're all about the written word (you could have a typewriter, but it would just be for display), you have something that's arguably better at your disposal.
The internet has god knows how many blogging sites that'll house your entire canon for the least amount of money there is ($0.00). You can post rambling pose pieces packed with vague insights regarding most anything (though, to start, you might want to focus on relationships before working your way up to oversimplifying complex political issues), fiction, or poetry. If you really don't like writing, you might want to focus on poetry, as it contains the fewest number of words and is therefore the easiest. (Author's tip: 'heart' rhymes with 'start' and 'apart'.)
The other component of the writer's facade reading. There's this terrible stereotype that a reading is a time-consuming, laborious pastime. Not entirely true. Shitty books, it turns out, pass in and out of your life with all the velocity of a cheesy gordita crunch, and while many of the popular ones are generally acknowledged as shitty (the Twilight Saga, Gossip Girl), some mediocre ones are thought of as being profoundly important just because one book by that author gets adapted into a really good David Fincher movie.
Suppose that's still too much work for me?
Take a few hundred dollars from your parents, go to Urban Outfitters. Buy anything. Absolutely anything. Then, wear it.
Once you're decked out in Urban Outfitters attire, start drinking coffee in the cafe section of your local Barnes & Noble/Borders. Then, love it too much. Chemical addictions are immensely interesting, which is why some people think Jim Morrison is interesting.
Since you're at Barnes and Noble, you might as well pick up a few books on cupcake decorating. For some reason, cupcakes have become far more popular than they deserve to be. I don't say that because cupcakes aren't delicious, but they're no more delicious than, say, a regularly sized cake. Or a pie. Really, they're just on par with other baked goods. Anyway, start baking and decorating cupcakes, but not without posting pictures of them on Facebook.
It sounds like anyone can do this. How do I become (seemingly) more interesting than my competition?
Well, if you're a girl, you could have a vague interest in a professional baseball, football, basketball, or hockey team. When referring to the happenings of the team, use 'we', e.g. 'We're in the playoffs, and suddenly I'm terribly interested in this sport.' Most males will be so overcome with the joy of having met a girl with an interest in sports that they won't care to question your knowledge.
For the fellas…well, there's just less pressure on guys to be interesting, I think. Learn a lot about beer and grow a beard. There's something inherently interesting about beards.
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Definition as Intention: "Climate Adaptation"
The Study: Petersen, B., K.R. Hall, K. Kahl, P.J. Doran. (2013) In Their Own Words: Perceptions of Climate Change Adaptation from the Great lakes Region's Resource Management Community. Environmental Practice.15 (4) 371. doi: 10.1017/S1466046613000446
Pop quiz! Define "climate adaptation."
Did your definition include response to current changes? Future changes? Did it include the idea of reducing risk? Did you have something gradual or disruptive in mind? Did it include explicit planning? What actions would your definition would imply?
If you're a little fuzzy on the definition of adaptation, you're not alone, say the authors of a recent journal article on perceptions of climate change adaptation among resource managers in the Great Lakes area. The ambiguity has significant consequences, because the actions that many resource managers cite as adaptation turn out to be not very different than what they are already doing, says the paper's lead author, Brian Petersen, an interdisciplinary social scientist at Western Michigan University.
"Many of the definitions are so all inclusive," says Petersen. "It's as if everything is adaptation. But if everything is adaptation, then nothing is adaptation."
So is adaptation really going on at the resource management level?
The Good News: There's an Increase in Awareness
Piggybacking on a broad process to develop biodiversity blueprints for the Great Lakes region, Petersen and Conservancy scientists Kimberly Hall and Patrick Doran surveyed 441 planners and resource managers from state, local, and federal agencies, academic and research institutions, NGOs and private sector stakeholders. The survey asked respondents to define adaptation and give specific examples of adaptation actions that are feasible, planned or underway.
Managers are talking and thinking more about climate change, it turns out. Almost three-quarters of respondents said that they are discussing climate at work more often than five years ago — and over half said that their organizations are re-assessing missions, goals, and strategies in light of climate change.
Over half the respondents also came up with definitions of adaptation that included some indication of intentional action and response to climate change impacts (the minimum standard that the researchers accepted as defining "adaptation"). Definitions scored as 'vaguely adaptive' or 'not adaptation' mainly described actions to reduce greenhouse gas emissions (mitigation) or the process of evolutionary adaptation.
The Not-So-Good News: Lots of Thinking, But Not Much Doing
But only 4.6 percent of the definitions could be classified as proactive and comprehensive. Not a surprising result, perhaps — this was not a group of climate scientists, or even climate activists, after all. But it does have consequences.
These are the front line managers of natural areas and urban infrastructure. If they aren't taking adaptation action because they don't have a specific, concrete idea of what adaptation is — if anticipation is not part of their definition — then there's a good chance that not much adaptation is happening.
The comparison between feasible and actual actions underway was telling. Respondents reported far more "actions underway" in early-stage categories such as science and planning, education and awareness, and capacity building.
But in categories like land and water management, infrastructure management, and law and policy, far more "feasible actions" were offered than actions underway.
Even in the category of feasible adaptation actions, most of the opportunities described were very close cousins of the work land managers already do, such as controlling invasive species, stewarding biodiversity, or increasing habitat connectivity.
Such examples are certainly adaptive — and valuable in their own right — but the paucity of more expansive and forward-thinking options suggests that few of the respondents are really thinking about the full suite of climate change impacts and that fewer still feel empowered to consider actions that fall outside their typical mandates.
Getting Specific and Intentional about Climate Adaptation
Based on this survey and her own experience doing forest management and conservation workshops, Hall suggested some adjustments that could improve the situation. In her own work, she's avoiding the broader IPPC definition of adaptation in favor of those definitions that emphasize intentional action to reduce the risks of anticipated change.
She's also encouraging managers to work through — in a very concrete way — what changes are expected and what could be done to reduce impacts.
For example: to slow rising stream temperatures, managers could plant additional trees along stream banks; to reduce risks from anticipated increases in flooding, they could focus on restoring wetlands near rivers.
The difference is reminiscent of the ways public health experts have changed their approach to smoking cessation in the past decade. Instead of scaring smokers with pictures of diseased lungs, the (much more successful) modern approach is to encourage people who want to stop smoking to pick a date on which they plan to stop, identify substitute activities, and develop a plan for support and recovering from a relapse.
The Conservancy and many other organizations are working to develop materials and strategies that help resource managers and planners get to that level of detail, including a set of case studies and the National Science Foundation-funded Collaboratory for Adaptation to Climate Change, based at Notre Dame University.
The difference is more than just academic.
"We had a lot of friendly arguments," said Hall "about just how important is it to know how people define adaptation. But when we get to the question of what to do — we found that if you haven't had those conversations openly, you're going to be working toward a different endpoint."
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You're scared to say hello… To me? ._.
Whoa, I never thought I'd hear something like that from someone o.o
But dude/dudette/Anon, you don't have to be scared to say hello!~
Hell, I'm meant to be scared to talk to my followers head on, not vice versa. xD
You are one of the awesome peeps who like this page (hopefully? ;.; ) and keep it going so no need to be afraid!~
If your afraid to say hello, then I will.
((Might as well tell you guys that I am feeling a lot better now than I was before! I'm still a bit sniffly and my voice sometime cracks and hurts my throat but overall I'm good :D (the medicine I have to take tastes of shit though…)
Anyway, I decided to also put my butt back on my mod blog (http://neurotic-doodle.tumblr.com/ the iPad won't let me do the link normally :/) and post stuff. So if you wanna see more arts and stuff from me go there! I am also taking requests over at my mod blog so go ahead and request something, bro!))
I'm back!~
But sadly I came back ill… :/
I've been sneezing, coughing and everything bad..
I feel horrible… BUT I'm back and I shall update!!!! ^^"
Heading off now for my holiday, I may or may not be able to update while I'm gone.
Depends if I get time and If the place has working Internet
Bai people <3
BlueWave: I just spotted a place, lets get there before the rain gets any heavier!
(And so the drunk adventures continue :3 )
BlueWave: Joen kicked everypony out by the way sooo the party is over. *sigh* If I don't find a bar soon to get out of this rain, I'm heading home… *hiccups and sneezes*
Anonymous asked: So is Shadow back? What is your reaction seeing him agian?
BlueWave: D-Did my shadow leave?!
Mod: Shadow's mod, yes. Shadow the character, idk. Ask him xD
Anonymous asked: If you could read minds what would you do?
BlueWave: I don't know… read minds? Why are you asking?
Sorry the recent update took a while to come out ^^;
It's just that my sleep schedule has become messed the fuck up, because I've been waking up at the strangest times (1am, 10pm, etc). Also, I'm going on holiday soon so I may or may not be able to update here unless the Internet there isn't a pain in the butt.
That is all! xD
Anonymous asked: STOP BEING SO DAMN CUTE! Actually, non, Please keep doing so! I don't think I'll get a heart attack from all the cuteness anytime soon.
BlueWave: S-Shut up, Anon! I'm not CUTE!
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I want to crawl
Through dirt
With worms
And beatles
And ants
Watch dust fall from the sky
And collect
On my fingertips
I want simple
Sweet tea and sweet loving
Flower petal reflections in kind eyes
In rapid rivers
In a room full of mirrors
I see myself
Eggs & Grits in Poland.
Frying in a pan
Because I can
I am
Smothered in all sorts
Of greasy buttery goodness
Made to be eaten
By a pretty boy
In the office of one
Second in command to Hitler
Barbed wire fence view from the kitchen window
Makes for an appetizing atmosphere
Yummy yummy
My eggs are runny
Rotting With Old Men At Death Camp
Saggy old men
Scratch at their beards
And sit
Useless lumps of flesh
No longer fresh
On Saints In Musical Numbers
It's all in Mexico,
The fish in Mexico
Fly free as angels
I wish I were the fish in Mexico
The myth of Mexico
Instead is me
And who am I to be?
Other than my fantasy
Of fish so free
In Mexico.
If My Hat Were A Pineapple, The British Would Suffer.
I'm just angry at the world,
And my pants for attracting catsup stains.
But that's okay because pants are useless when you can't see them anyway.
The aroma of old ladies keeps me drunk.
"I am a poet." Said the cat
Swallowing his words like jellyfish soaked in viengar.
It was funny how everything wasn't and nothing was.
So the cat laughed as he turned into a macaron,
Which Napoleon would enjoy one rainy day at tea time.
A Penny For Your Pants.
You can sing the blues forever 'ol man.
You and your rusty old soul.
Hanging from the electric wires.
Hanging on to the time.
The smoke escapes your chapped lips,
carrying your thoughts through crisp country air.
I can hear them miles into the city.
Your blues. My pinks.
Something I wrote which I hate and might finish.
I found it, yeah, I knew it
Oh my darling, she just can't keep a secret
Waiting all night for the sun to rise
What a shame you're too blind to see it
You think you're running out of time
Don't look back, just keep going
I know that she will soon be mine
Bound to attack because her eyes are glowing
I just want to die.
I take my wine jug out among the flowers
to drink alone, without friends.
I raise my cup to entice the moon.
That, and my shadow, makes us three.
But the moon doesn't drink,
and my shadow silently follows.
I will travel with moon and shadow,
happy to the end of spring.
When I sing, the moon dances.
When I dance, my shadow dances, too.
We share life's joys when sober.
Drunk, each goes a separate way.
Constant friends, although we wander,
we'll meet again in the Milky Way.
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The collaboration between Termignoni and Genesio Bevilacqua's Althea Racing Ducati will get off on the best possible footing tomorrow after the team's general manager gladly accepted the invitation to exhibit the bike that Carlos Checa will ride in next year's World Superbike Championship at "Termignoni Day," at Predosa in northern Italy.
Shane Byrne to ride Ducati Superbike in 2010
The Ducati Althea Racing Team has made a decision with regard to the next season of competition in the World Superbike Championship. Team owner and General Director Genesio Bevilacqua has reached an agreement with Shane Byrne who will join the Ducati Althea Superbike Team in 2010.
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Cash Prizes Relieve Traffic Congestion
It's hard for people to get ready and drive to work a few minutes earlier than needed, even if it means a faster commute. But what if they had the chance to earn a $50 bonus for holding back on the snooze button? At Stanford University, a professor who researches traffic designed an incentives program to get people to commute at off-peak hours, relieving campus congestion. It's worked so well, the university plans to expand it to parking, the New York Times reported. Singapore will adopt the system in July.
"Carrots, as opposed to sticks, frequently work very well," Pravin Varaiya, a transportation expert at the University of California at Berkeley, told the New York Times.
The Stanford program enters participants into a daily lottery in which they could win a bonus of up to $50 on their paychecks if they drive in at off-peak times. Its creator, Balaji Prabhakar, also studies the efficient design of computer networks.
People generally like prizes better than fees for using high-traffic roadways during peak times, such as the fees imposed in London, Singapore and Stockholm. And just 10 percent of drivers need to join an incentive program to lighten traffic for everyone, according to Prabhakar. In the future, GPS and other locating devices in people's cellphones may make it easy for cities to check on when people drive and reward them accordingly.
In the carrot-versus-sticks debate, however, many experts the Times interviewed predicted that a combination would work best. So drivers in cities around the world should prepare for a mix of fines, fees, discounts and lotteries designed to get them to change their behavior and relieve gridlock for everyone.
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After 6 years of a sort of dream stint in Mumbai, last week I packed my life and belongings in 105 cartons and headed north to Dilli!!
It's been a busy week settling down in Delhi(actually Gurgaon)! One needs planning skills of a different kind getting a new home started...Finally this evening I am connected to the web again thanks to Airtel broadband.
Trying to catch up with the world having missed much of the debate and action around Cannes, the run-up to the budget and Wimbledon!!
While I chug back into the blogosphere, read a nice post recommended by blog-buddy Neil Perkin on Creative Paralysis by Dave Trott. I love collecting stories like this in my head. Here it is...
When Bill Shankly(one of Britain's most successful and respected football managers)managed Liverpool he had a very gifted young striker playing for him. This young star worked hard, trained hard, and studied the game.
In one particular high-pressure match he found himself with the ball at his feet and only the goalkeeper to beat.
He thought about everything he'd learned.
Should he wrong-foot the keeper and go round him?
Should he bend the ball around the keeper into the top corner?
Should he try a power shot and hope the keeper can't hold it?
Should he hold up the ball so he could lay it off to someone in a better position?
While he hesitated a defender took the ball off him and booted it upfield to the other end of the pitch.
When the young striker eventually came off the pitch, Shankly asked him what had happened.
The striker said he'd been trying to pick his best option.
Shankley said, "Look son, if you ever find yourself with the ball at your feet and just the goalie to beat, stick it in the net and we'll discuss all your options afterwards."
I often think advertising is like that.
We've got young copywriters and art director getting confused by concentrating on complicated things that aren't their job.
So they can't do the simple job they should be doing.
Instead they spend all their time thinking about brand theory, new media, cultural memes, and social latency.
Now maybe brand theory and the all rest has some relevance for planners.
But that's their role in the team, not ours.
It's our job to stick the ball in the net.
And that's simple, or it's nothing.
Now, I don't follow football at all and I have recently left advertising, but loved this story for it's simple and powerful lesson...
Looking forward to Monday and the start of a new and exciting journey! Must rummage through my notes for some other post ideas.
Neo's Ben 10 overlooks our packed samaan:-)And while I hardly drove my old war-horse Lancer, felt nostalgic about selling it off:-( I was particularly fond of its blue-green-silver colour and the front grille. I don't know why I am sharing it, but I guess it was important to say it one last time! And our new home...actually a small independent house in Gurgaon, quietly redefining my Bombay sense of space!
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once again, all the best!
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thanks meraj..
ru coming to delhi anytime soon?
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welcome to gurgaon - possibly the worst place on planet earth.
you staying in nirvana country?
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CROWN POINT | A Lake Superior Court jury convicted a Gary man in the slaying of a former local schoolteacher after deliberating for about four hours Thursday.
Robert Lewis III, 40, was found guilty of murder, murder during the perpetration of criminal deviate conduct, criminal deviate conduct and fleeing police. After the conviction of murder, the sentencing phase of the trial begins at 8:30 a.m. Friday morning, when Lewis faces a possible sentence of life in prison without parole.
Lewis brutally beat and sexually assaulted 37-year-old Jennifer Kocsis, of Griffith, in April 2011 after she offered him a ride from a Griffith bar-restaurant.
During closing arguments Thursday, the ninth day of trial, deputy prosecuting attorney Catherine Breitweiser-Hurst told jurors the last act of kindness by Kocsis, a woman known for her trusting and giving ways, cost the woman her life.
Testimony of other witnesses showed Lewis had been asking for a ride throughout the night of April 1, she said.
Lewis made no secret he "was going to get some tail" that night anyway he could, Breitweiser-Hurst told jurors.
Breitweiser-Hurst then proceeded to paint a night of terror, beginning with Lewis punching Kocsis, who was blind in one eye, in the face as she sat in the driver's seat of her car. Her broken glasses were found inside the car, where a struggle had clearly taken place, prosecutors said.
Taking her from the car, Lewis then bashed Kocsis' head into a back panel of the car, where a tooth was found embedded in the panel, Breitweiser-Hurst said.
The prosecutor said evidence showed Kocsis fought back and even managed to break away before she was dragged to a secluded area behind the closed Riley Elementary School. There, she was strangled, kicked in the face and stomped on. Treads from Lewis' shoes were imprinted on Kocsis' arm and chest, and her nose, clavicle and ribs were broken.
Kocsis' body was found face down and partially clothed the next morning, the wall behind her splattered with blood. Evidence showed she had been sodomized, Breitweiser-Hurst told jurors.
"Every piece of the puzzle perfectly fits," she told jurors.
Defense attorney T. Edward Page conceded the state had proved Lewis led police on a high-speed chase as they arrived to serve him a warrant.
However, Page questioned what had happened in the victim's car, where the struggle began, arguing it appeared to be violent but unplanned.
He also questioned the truthfulness of Lewis' on-again, off-again girlfriend, Chakole Spurlock, the state's key witness who was granted immunity.
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The "Memorial Game" will be played all day to raise money in support of the annual observance and Alex's Lemonade Stand, an nationwide campaign, will sell drinks to raise money for children with cancer.
The traditional Memorial Day parade will begin at 2 p.m. at the Hague Community Center on Route 8. It will proceed to the town park.
The parade will feature 90 units, including four marching bands, the Fort Ticonderoga Fife and Drum Corps, floats, clowns and classic cars. Highlighting the parade will be the Marine Corps Leathernecks honor guard and a portable memorial honoring Hague veterans from all wars and local firefighters. As the parade progresses, names of hague veterans will be read aloud.
Dan Belden, retiring town supervisor, will serve as parade grand marshal.
Ray Tolar, a World War II veteran from Ticonderoga, will be the featured speaker at the Memorial Day service to honor veterans will be held at 3:30 p.m. in the town park.
Following Tolar's remarks there will be several dedications, the playing of "Taps," closing prayer and the community will be asked to join in singing "America the Beautiful."
Crown Point
Crown Point will host its 143rd annual Memorial Day observance May 29 and 30, looking back while planning for the future.
The theme for the two-day event is "Remember When," according to Jodi Gibbs of the town Memorial Day committee.
Activities are scheduled to get under way Sunday at 11 a.m. with an ecumenical church service at the band stand in Veterans Park.
At noon the park will open for a day of rides, games and vendors.
Fireworks will conclude the day at dusk at the Crown Point State Historic Site.
Monday - Memorial Day - will begin with the traditional Solemn Tour of Crown Point cemeteries and historic sites.
The tour will begin at Sacred Heart Cemetery at 9 a.m., followed by the Congregational Church at 9:15, the Ironville Cemetery at 9:45, the White Church Cemetery at 10:15, Fairview Cemetery at 10:45, the Putnam Creek Bridge at 11 a.m., Forestdale Cemetery at 11:30 a.m. and the Veterans Monument in the town park at noon.
Crown Point's annual Memorial Day parade will begin at 2 p.m. at Ferry Road and proceed north on Main Street, ending at Veterans Park.
At 3 p.m. there will be band demonstrations and an awards ceremony.
Members of the Ticonderoga Veterans of Foreign Wars Post, the American Legion and Boy Scouts will place flags in community cemeteries Monday, May 30.
They will begin at 8 a.m. at the South Ti Cemetery on the Hague Road.
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Chris Carter had a two-run double as part of a five-run third inning while Josh Reddick added two hits and an RBI for Oakland, which has won two straight over Baltimore to clinch the season series between the top two teams in the American League wild card race.
The A's also pulled within two games of first-place Texas in the AL West, the closest they've been since April 13. The Rangers lost to Seattle earlier in the day.
Nate McLouth homered for Baltimore, which dropped one game behind the New York Yankees in the AL East.
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I REGRET NOT LINKING SOONER to this review of THAT IS ALL by Chris Higgins over at Mental Floss.
MENTAL FLOSS is amazing, of course. Much better than poking your brain with a stim-u-dent. And an amazing source of LISTS (non-fictional trivia variety).
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|Source: Center for Disease Control
|Research Date: July 14th, 2014
|The human body is the entire structure of a human being and comprises a head, neck, trunk (which includes the thorax and abdomen), two arms and hands and two legs and feet. Every part of the body is composed of various types of cell. At maturity, the estimated number of cells in the body is given as 37.2 trillion. This number is stated to be of partial data and to be used as a starting point for further calculations. The number given is arrived at by totaling the cell numbers of all the organs of the body and cell types. The composition of the human body shows it to be composed of a number of certain elements in different proportions. The study of the human body involves anatomy and physiology. The human body can show anatomical non-pathological anomalies which need to be able to be recognized. Physiology focuses on the systems and their organs of the human body and their functions. Many systems and mechanisms interact in order to maintain homeostasis.
|Average Human Body Measurments
|Men's Average Height
|69.4 inches
|Men's Average Weight
|194.7 lbs
|Men's Average Waist Circumference
|39.7 inches
|Women's Average Height
|63.8 inches
|Women's Average Weight
|164.7 lbs
|Women's Average Waist Circumference
|37 inches
|Body Fluid Statistics
|Average amount of water in the human body
|40 litres
|Average percent of body weight made up of water
|Amount of body fluid that is Intracellular fluid
|25 litres
|Amount of body fluid that is Extracellular fluid
|15 litres
|Amount of Extracellular fluid that is Plasma fluid
|3 litres
|Amount of Extracellular fluid that is Interstitial fluid
|12 litres
|Amount of Extracellular fluid that is Transcellular fluid
|Human Heart Statistics
|Average human heart beats per day
|Average human heart beats per year
|35 Million
|Average human heart beats per lifetime
|3 Billion
|Gallons of blood pumped by the heart in a lifetime
|48 Million
|Human Lung Statistics
|Lung breathes per day
|Gallons of air produced per year
|80 Million
|Kidney Statistics
|Urine produced each day by kidneys
|1.5 Quarts
|Urin produced in a lifetime by kidneys
|10,000 Gallons
|Blood processed each minute by kidneys
|1 Quart
|Blood processed each day by kidneys
|423 Gallons
|Blood processed in a lifetime by kidneys
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|Food Consumption
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|3.5 pounds
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|Saliva produced in a lifetime
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|7 Seconds
|Body Makeup Statistics
|Number of cells that compose the body
|100 Trillion
|Number of cells that die and are replaced every minute
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|15 Million
|Muscles in the human body
|Bones in the human body
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|20 Square ft
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|6 Million
|Number of diseases that affect the human body
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VistaScape and Stanley Ink Agreement for Infrastructure Protection
First joint account includes automated wide-area surveillance protection at multiple sites for Fortune 500 company
LAS VEGAS (ISC WEST, BOOTH 36008) — VistaScape Security Systems and Stanley Security Solutions, a provider of access control and integrated security solutions, announced today an agreement to market and integrate automated wide-area surveillance solutions to commercial, industrial, governmental and institutional accounts.
The non-exclusive master reseller agreement enables Stanley Security Solutions to offer and integrate software and services from VistaScape. As part of the agreement, the companies will cooperate in joint sales and marketing initiatives. VistaScape will extend integration partnership benefits to Stanley Security Solutions, such as access to a partners-only website and sales training and technical training programs. This includes the industry's only surveillance design course created specifically for automated wide-area surveillance solutions.
"Stanley Security Solutions is one of the premier companies helping the physical security industry transition to a new digital infrastructure,†said Glenn McGonnigle, Chairman and CEO of VistaScape. "Rather than just installing products, Stanley is a trusted adviser that understands the customer's needs and then provides total service integration. This makes them an ideal VistaScape solutions provider.â€
VistaScape and Stanley Security Solutions are currently engaged in their first joint account, a multi-site installation for a Fortune 500 company. The engagement underscores the growth of software-based surveillance systems from predominantly governmental and public sector applications to commercial and industrial markets. Fortune 500 corporations are now actively deploying automated wide-area surveillance technologies in order to cost effectively protect their critical assets and ensure business continuity.
Leveraging its overall experience in the security industry as well as the fundamental expertise of its individual operating divisions, Stanley Security Solutions offers its customers a unique and comprehensive resource for simplifying the integration process of technology driven security solutions. These include electronic access control, intrusion and correctional security systems, digital surveillance systems, and smart card management and visitor management.Â
"There are a lot of intelligent video products on the market today. VistaScape stands apart by providing a policy-centric platform that streamlines video and other sensors,†said Jay Vaitkus, global product and market manager, Stanley Systems Integration. "It is especially ideal for at-risk facilities that specifically require an automated wide area surveillance solution.â€
VistaScape created the market for automated wide-area surveillance solutions in 2002 with the introduction of SiteIQ, a software-based platform for managing and automating protection of critical assets and infrastructure. SiteIQ provides intelligent analysis of video and other sensors through an intuitive graphical display that shows real time conditions across an entire site. VistaScape sells exclusively through certified integration partners and has an install base that includes some of the nation's largest ports and airports, government agencies and major corporations.
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We've already gone over it to the tune of $5 trillion since your mullah zero-bama occupied the White House!
Fully going over the fiscal cliff would be the largest tax increase since World War II, according to the Tax Foundation and will result in the highest top tax rates in decades. They've composed a chart tracking marginal rates since 1954. Take a look at the end, and the size of the jump projected in tax rates:
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TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras — A U.S. senator and three congressmen plan to meet Friday with Honduras' interim leader in defiance of official Washington policy barring contact with the architects of the military coup that ousted the nation's president.
October has arrived and gone is the possibility of a prompt solution to the current crisis. At this point, even if Zelaya returns to the presidency, the resistance will not be able to accept the San José accord because the elections, so touted by the dictatorship as a solution to the conflict, will provide no assurance of transparency and equality of circumstances to our candidates who during more than three months have struggled together with the people for their political rights.
I am finding it increasingly difficult to believe that Obama did not approve this coup. I've read Agee, McGehee, and the rest, and studied Honduras for almost 20 years, and Central America for many more; I've had many opportunities to poke around in its darkest corners and interact with the shadiest characters old movies can produce...
Finally the order was given to evict the compañeros from the INA (National Agrarian Institute). More than a thousand police and military agents arrived this morning to break down the doors of the building and capture the 70 men and women who for the last 3 months had taken over the the Institute´s offices throughout the country. They will likely be accused of sedition, the same as other compañeros currently detained in different prisons all over Honduras.
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My Note: Teacher Agustina Flores is also a reporter for Radio Liberada, and was, according to the radio, "savagely beaten" while transmitting her morning report for them. See the beginning of her arrest on Jesse Freeston's most recent video, around 49 seconds in.
See what BoRev and ultimately brilliant translator and commentator Machetera dragged out of U.S. OAS representative Lew Amselem's closet, in response to his incredibly dangerous and hypocritical comments on Friday, quoted here in an article by Eli Clifton at IPS:
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Stephanie Heiland
Sisters of Mercy of the Americas
...she's way better than the alternatives! Eek. I got this absurd gem as a reward for yesterday's press release (along with, among others, a long interview on a fantastically-informed Jamaican radio station last night, and another 45 minute interview next Monday around noon on WUSB):


text:
sorry i only like people that i never have a chance with
I wonder if anybody's actually had feelings for me, like actually got upset or mad over little things I did and got jealous and confused over me and thought about me on a regular basis. I feel like I'm the only person that ever really cares about anyone and that nobody's ever felt that way for me.
Math jokes aren't funny nothing about math is funny math is a sin