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The following descriptions reveal some of the characteristics of people who share a birthday—those who are born on November 7th of any year—based on various methods used in Astrology, Numerology, and Cartomancy. Note that both Astrology and Numerology reveal much more depth when a birth year, and in the case of the former, a birth time and place are included.
The rulers of your Sun in Scorpio are Pluto and Mars. You are intense, passionate, perceptive, and determined. Your need to know, combined with superb intuition, makes you an excellent detective. Secondary rulers of your decanate and quadrant signs are Neptune and Uranus. Neptune adds mystery, a colorful imagination, intuition, and creativity to the mix. Uranus adds a sometimes rebellious and willful spin to the personality.
You have a mysterious aura about you, although others sense that you are determined, opinionated, and strong nevertheless. You have a strong interest in politics or religion, but you don't necessarily adhere to tradition. Your views are progressive and you think outside of the box. A conformist, you definitely are not. There is a dreamy side to you. You are a visionary who is especially sensitive to injustices. On a personal level, you often feel misunderstood. However, on some level, you enjoy being somewhat elusive or puzzling.
Billy Graham, born November 7, 1918 Evangelist.
Joni Mitchell, born November 7, 1943 Folk singer.
Albert Camus, born November 7, 1913 Writer.
Scorpio the Scorpion
Scorpio is determined, strong, intense, and often controlled. Anything that is superficial doesn't appeal to the scorpion. It's all or nothing! Scorpio is never content to look only at the surface of matters. Scorpio digs deep, questions motives, and instinctively feels what is going on in the environment around him or her.
Scorpio, the scorpion: Planet: Pluto and Mars; Element: Water; Quality: Fixed; Color: Burgundy; Day: Tuesday; Stone: Topaz; Part of Body Ruled: Genitals; Motto: I control; Energy: Yin
Sun Conjunct Elgenubi (South Scale)
This fixed star has a Saturn/Venus/Mars influence, and suggests concern for others' quality of life, and some sense of a personal mission in this regard. This fixed star symbolizes social consciousness and reform. You possess a strong sense of right and wrong. You are determined, sometimes unforgiving when you cling to an opinion, and you may suffer from wrongful accusations. You are determined and tenacious.
|We carry our Sun sign with us throughout our entire lives. If I'm a Scorpio, I'll always be a Scorpio. However, in secondary progressions, the Sun "progresses" in a symbolic sense through our natal Sun sign, and then beyond it to subsequent signs. Secondary progressions are "a day for a year", and because the Sun moves just under one degree per day, our Sun symbolically progresses just short of one degree every year of our lives. Because there are 30 degrees for every sign, if I was born in the latter days of a Scorpio Sun, my Sun would progress to the sign of Sagittarius in my early childhood, and to the sign of Capricorn in my early to mid-30′s. If I was born near the beginning of a Scorpio Sun, however, my progressed Sun would enter Sagittarius close to my 30th birthday, and to Capricorn in my late 50′s. The changeover of signs marks a critical turning point in a person's life. At the very end of a sign (just before changing signs), individuals may make life-changing, impulsive decisions.
Your progressed Sun enters Sagittarius at age 15. The ages of 14 to 16 mark a critical turning point in the development of your personality. After some sort of crisis of consciousness, and perhaps elimination of circumstances that have been limiting your growth, you begin to feel lighter, more free, and decidedly more outgoing. Your desire to learn increases, and your sense of humor is enriched. You are more flexible during this period as well.
Your progressed Sun enters Capricorn at age 44. The ages of 43 to 45 mark a critical turning point in the development of your personality. You become more practical, mindful, and concerned about your personal security. You are a self-starter, and you become more shrewd and focused on your goals.
Sabian Symbol:
Sabian symbols present imagery associated with the degree of your Sun in Scorpio. Either of the following may apply, depending on the exact degree of your Sun:
If Sun is 14-15 degrees Scorpio:
"Children Playing Around Five Mounds Of Sand"
If Sun is 15-16 degrees Scorpio:
"A Girl's Face Breaking Into A Smile"
Harmonic Degree Meaning:
The following is the degree meaning of your Sun (15 degrees Scorpio) based on harmonic sign influences.*
"Reflective, contemplative. Mature outlook. Capable of deep thought and concentration. Loves simple beauties. Pleasant and kind."
You were born on the 7th day of the month. Spiritually inclined, you are a perfectionist of sorts who has a strong vision of how the world should be, and this vision can range anywhere between orthodox and unorthodox! Your imagination is vivid. In personal relationships, you may often feel misunderstood or misinterpreted. Striving to be more clear about what you want will help, unless you prefer to remain a mystery. Factoring in the 11th month of November, you are a number 9. You are a humanitarian. Given, at times, to hypersensitivity, when your emotions overrule logic in your life, you may find yourself in a rut or worse. You are a compassionate soul who needs some solitude once in a while in order to re-group and center yourself. Factoring in your birth year gives you your Birth Path Number—a highly personal number for you.
Most Favorable Days of the Month are 7, 16, 25, especially when these days (of any month) fall on Sunday or Monday; and/or when the Sun is in Cancer. Second-choice favorable days are 2, 11, 20, and 29. The best colors for you are white, green, and yellow. You might want to wear moonstones, cat's eyes, and pearls next to your skin.
2010 is a Number Three year for you. Ruled by Jupiter. This is a year of sociability. It is a friendly time, when it is easy to enjoy life and other people. Focus is on personal freedom, reaching out to others, making new friends, and exploration. You are more enthusiastic and ready for adventure. It is likely to be a rather lighthearted year, when opportunities for "play" time are greater than usual. It's also a good year for expressing your creativity. Advice – reach out, but avoid scattering your energies.
|Easy, subtle attraction and harmony: You don't feel an irresistible pull towards each other, but over time, appreciate the peace you have between you. These people are good for you, although they might not challenge you to grow.
January 3-10, March 1-11, July 1-11, September 3-12
|On-again, off-again attraction. This is a complex connection, and you make an odd yet interested couple.
April 3-7, June 3-7, October 6-10, December 6-10
|A mysterious attraction that can be very romantic…or completely platonic! This is a spiritual connection that has a magical quality to it.
February 16-20, July 21-25, September 13-17, December 26-30
|Opposites attract. Push me, pull me. You could complement each other well if you allow yourselves to learn from each other, or you could actively war against each other.
April 30-May 10
|Attraction of the soul; challenging, intense, rich, and binding.
September 25-29, December 16-20
|Powerful, tumultuous attraction–you are aware of the distinct differences between you, but may be drawn to each other because of the simultaneous awareness of a need and a lack. Either the relationship is ongoing and obviously tumultuous and of a "love-hate" nature, or it flows well until it breaks unexpectedly.
January 31-February 10, March 19-23, June 19-23, August 1-11, September 20-24, November 2-12, December 21-25
|Creative, communicative, inspiring, and spiritually rewarding connections.
January 16-20, March 28-April 1, June 9-13, August 23-28
|Today's playing cards are based on an ancient system similar to the Tarot. Each birthday of the year is associated with a main playing card, the Birth Card, and each tells its own story.
|The card associated with your birthday is the King of Clubs. Your perceptiveness and intelligence may propel you into a position of leadership. It is difficult to get anything past you! Others are likely to notice your intelligence first, and some may be intimidated. An emotional and sensitive person lies underneath your shrewd exterior, and only those close to you are sure of this! Your insight is keen, and your hunches are often spot-on. Your love card is the Four of Hearts, suggesting that loyalty is important to you. When you love, you love deeply and unswervingly. You are attracted to, or you attract, stable, practical, and possibly less demonstrative partners.
Happy birthday to all of you .i was born in 7 Nov 1992, i know i am special and you all are also special wow scorpion are always best
November 7th here too…. beautifully written and extremely accurate!
7 november
Wow. This truly just blew my mind and gave me goosebumps. This description is perfectly ME. It almost felt like a psychic reading haha.
Born November 7th, 1983
wow that's so me it's kinda wierd
So true!!
Alana, we are born on the same day!! ;))
This was so daam true.. I want to know more about this art now. and yaa
Powerful, tumultuous attraction bit in the people you are drawn to section too is bang on. my ex girlfriend fell in this category. every thing was smooth and it just ended all of a sudden. Never understood it before, but now I think I do.
Stay fit and be happy..
I was born on 7 November 1958. Any body with same year of birth?
Please provide me more info if possible. Thank you for what is given already.
God Bless! November 7, 1979
- Gerrell
Wtf! Its in line with my name description. Am a Sunday baby! Nice!
hai that's me…anyone born on nov 7 1996 with a mole on there face…..
i like this.
got to know a lot about me by this…………..
So true and a very good read.
Also born on November 7, 1979
7 Nov 1979


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Leafshine: Lust for Flower tag:typepad.com,2003:weblog-600678 2010-08-05T14:26:23+01:00 Making the World of Warcraft more trivial, one post at a time. TypePad The PuG That Didn't Look Up tag:typepad.com,2003:post-6a00d8341da3af53ef0133f2dd12f5970b 2010-08-05T14:26:23+01:00 2010-08-05T14:26:23+01:00 Random PuGs for that daily Emblem of Frost goodness are pretty much easy these days. As long as you don't see one of the three new Instances pop up, you're fairly sure you're in for some easy badges. (OK, maybe... Adam

Random PuGs for that daily Emblem of Frost goodness are pretty much easy these days. As long as you don't see one of the three new Instances pop up, you're fairly sure you're in for some easy badges. (OK, maybe Occulus can still hurt). But, when you see an ICC instance pop up on the loading screen, the heart tends to sink. It sinks even further when you get in, and you realise that you're replacing a healer who bailed on the party.

Three out of my four last Random Heroics have been Pit of Saron.

One was great - a guild group from another server, taking a newbie tank though his first Pit run, and only lacking a healer. It went pretty well, and they were good fun to run with (or, at least, they laughed at my jokes, which is pretty much the same thing in my eyes…). The first was a half-way replacement, and I ended up bailing when we wiped repeatedly on the trash before the cave run.

Last night's omens were not good. Both the healer and tank had bailed from the run, with one boss down. The new tank and I were somewhat trepidcious in our approach, but, barring a rather over-eager DPS pulling aggro twice (and dying - he got the message then), it went well. So well, in fact, that I got an achievement I'd assumed I'd have to wait for a guild group doing it repeatedly to get:

Win. :-)

Idle thought: I wonder if Blizz will buff the drop rate on Battered Hilts before the next expansion - those things are still like gold-dust on our server, and I'd love to do the quest line.

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Dance steps may fix urine leakage!
Studies have shown that dance can help you stay in shape, reduce stress, make friends and more. Now, it may also help you prevent urine leakage!
For senior women suffering from urinary incontinence, dance helps them contract their pelvic floor muscles when they perform any daily activity to prevent urine leakage, says a promising study.
For the study, the researchers at the Institut universitaire de geriatrie de Montreal in Canada and Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Zurich added a series of dance exercises via a video game console to a physiotherapy programme for pelvic floor muscles.
The researchers picked 24 elderly women for the study. The results post-dance sessions were promising.
"Out team registered a greater decrease in daily urine leakage than for the usual programme, no dropouts from the programme and a higher weekly participation rate," said Chantal Dumoulin, associate professor in the physiotherapy programme at Universite de Montreal.
According to the researchers, fun is a recipe for success.
"Compliance with the programme is a key success factor. The more you practice, the more you strengthen your pelvic floor muscles," said Eling D de Bruin, researcher at the department of health sciences and technology at Swiss Federal Institute of Technology.
The challenge was to motivate women to show up each week. The dance component was the part that the women found most fun and did not want to miss. They laughed a lot as they danced, said the study published in the journal Neurourology and Urodynamics.
Dancing gives women confidence, as they have to move their legs quickly to keep up with the choreography in the video game while controlling their urine, added the study.
"They now know they can contract their pelvic floor muscles when they perform any daily activity to prevent urine leakage. These exercises are therefore more functional," said Dumoulin.
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Christopher-John "CJ" Cornell is Director of Venture Development and Visiting Professor of Entrepreneurship at Cogswell Polytechnical College. Most recently CJ Cornell was Professor of Digital Media & Entrepreneurship at Arizona State University, the university's first full time Entrepreneur-in-Residence and was the recipient of the 2010 President's Award for Innovation and a visiting professor at New York Institute of Technology. As a serial entrepreneur, CJ Cornell was a founder or part of the senior management team of a dozen successful startup ventures that collectively attracted over $250 million in private funding; created nearly a thousand new jobs; and launched dozens of innovative consumer, media and communications products that have exceeded $3 billion in revenues. In more than two decades as an entrepreneur, venture capitalist, mentor and investor, CJ Cornell has helped scores of young entrepreneurs start new and innovative companies and build them into successful, valuable growth ventures. He holds degrees in engineering, management and a Ph.D. in marketing and strategy, and sits on the board of five high tech companies and many public entrepreneurship development agencies.


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Lowes Garage & Worcester Towbar are one of the leading MOT, service and repair centres within Worcester.
Established in 1986, our aim is to provide a range of garage services at competitive prices. Our premises were purpose built in 2007 with extensive modern workshops, two MOT bays, customer reception and a waiting area (with hot drink making facilities). We stock Brink Thule towbars, and have held Witter towbars since 1990.
In 2008 we were accredited status to The Good Garage Scheme and became a Unipart Car Care Centre.
Our garage work includes:
• Servicing
• Towbars
• MOT testing
• Tyres
• Vehicle recovery
• Engine diagnostics
• Brakes and clutches
• Exhausts
• Air conditioning
• Courtesy cars available
We repair, service and MOT vehicles such as:
• Taxis
• Cars
• Light vans
• Motorbikes
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• Light commercial vehicles


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Meantime, officials at Citizens Energy said they were able to get a reading from the home's gas meter, but they're not able to say what exactly they learned from that reading since the information was turned over to authorities as part of the ongoing investigation.
"We've turned that over to the other authorities that are investigating and they're going to use that as part of their case now."
IMPD sources have referred to the case as a "criminal" investigation but authorities were careful to point out that doesn't mean anything criminal actually happened, just that investigators wanted to keep all possibilities in mind.
Fox59 spoke with one expert who said the explosion was like nothing he had ever seen before.
"One of the problems you run into is, post-explosion, you never know what damage existed prior to the explosion and what was the result of the explosion," said John Erickson, American Public Gas Association Vice President and a former consultant who used to testify in gas explosion cases.
"In all the ones I've worked on before, the home that had the gas leak explodes," Erickson said. "But in this case, it looked almost like two houses that were leveled all the way to the foundation, which is not something I've ever seen before."
"Something like that, without speculating too much, is going to be more than likely not a slow leak," agreed Chad Peterman of Peterman Heating & Cooling.
"It would be an unbelievable coincidence to have an inside-the-house appliance leak in two houses next to each other at the same time," said Erickson.


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October 29, 2008
TT: So what else is new?
Busy as always, I'm off to Washington this morning to attend a meeting of the National Council on the Arts. On Friday afternoon I'll be lunching at the U.S. Supreme Court, where the National Endowment for the Arts and Justices Scalia, Kennedy, and Ginsburg are throwing a lunchtime bash for Leontyne Price, Carlisle Floyd, Richard Gaddes, and James Levine, the first recipients of the new NEA Opera Honors.
Well-informed readers will recall that Gaddes retired the other day from the Santa Fe Opera, where one of his last duties was to commission Paul Moravec and me to write The Letter. I had nothing whatsoever to do with Gaddes' receiving an NEA Opera Honor--the NEA is exceedingly fussy about conflicts of interest, real or perceived--but it goes without saying that I'm glad he's getting it, and I'll be saying a few words to that effect on Friday.
You know the rest. I'll blog when I can. See you around.
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1001 Movies You Must See Before You Die
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Our version of the trend:
Lupita Nyong'o got it right in her Nairobi Blue Prada at the Oscars this year. Naturally, we've been on the hunt for the perfect Nairobi accessories ever since.
When this gorgeous Theory blazer landed on our desk, we knew we struck gold... maybe not Oscar gold, but definitely one worthy of a celeb mention and perhaps a newly accessorized prance around the office.
Thank you Theory, for this perfect shade of blue. And we can't forget the Academy. Thanks for recognizing fascinating women, and allowing us to be fashion police in the comfort of our Lazy Boys!


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OMG I'm so amped for WPPI! There's lots of rad stuff going on there, some classic, some new skool. Below are the events not to miss at WPPI. All events listed are either official SCBP events or events from our friends like This Week in Photo, Unique Photo and Panasonic.
Between the live events, free and premium workshops we got you covered. I'll be chopping it up with my friends at Lumix Lounge Live, inspiring the possibilities of photography's future with The Hybrid Equation and we'll have live demos of 4K workflows.
Schedule and floor map below
Lumix Lounge LIVE Hosted by Frederick Van Johnson
This years WPPI is the setting for an excited round of Lumix Lounge LIVE hosted by Frederick Van Johnson of This Week in Photo
Not able to attend WPPI? No problem you'll be able stream live here - https://www.youtube.com/user/PanasonicUSVideos/
The guest list includes some of the industries top creatives including Michael Grecco, Peter Hurley, Rick Sammon and that's just day one! See the full schedule below.
Monday, March 3rd
11am – 11:45am - Why Mirrorless
Guests Include
Giulio Sciorio
Joseph Linaschke – Aperture Expert
Ian Stone / Sal Cincotta
Rick Sammon
Rick Gerrity
11am – 11:45am – Digital Imaging Trends
Guests Include
Michael Grecco
Joseph Linaschke – Aperture Expert
Evgeny Tcheboterev – 500px.com
Rob Knight
3pm – 3:45pm – Posing for Stills and Video
Guests Include
Giulio Sciorio
Suzette Allen
Renee Robyn
Craig Colvin
Bryan Caporicci
Tuesday, March 4th
11am – 11:45am - Marketing Your Photography
Guests Include
William Innes
Amanda Eddy – ProShow
Richard Harrington
Don Komarechka
David DuChemin
1pm – 1:45pm - The New Digital Workflow
Guests Include
Suzette Allen
Brian Matiash – Google
Jason Groupp
Don Komarechka
Ron Brinkmann
3pm – 3:45pm – Biz Ops Workflow
Guests Include
Kristen Jensen
Skip Cohen
Brad Malcom – CEO Perfectly Clear
Gordan Laing
Martin Bailey
TWiP Hosted by Frederick Van Johnson
This Week in Photo will be recording two episodes from the show floor at WPPI. Subjects include small cameras, hybrid photography and Animated Portraits.
Wednesday, March 5th
11am – 12pm
Guests Include
Giulio Sciorio
William Innes
Kristen Jensen
1pm – 1:45pm Animated Portraits: Flixel Feature
Guests Include
Giulio Sciorio
Mark Homza of Flixel
The Hybrid Equation
Monday, March 3rd
6:30-8pm PC42 – Location 309
The worlds of still + motion & sound have come together in Hybrid Photography. Tablets and smartphones are fully capable of displaying multimedia content, but are you and your camera ready to take advantage of the opportunity of screens?
In this class, you will learn each component of The Hybrid Equation as hybrid photographer, Giulio Sciorio, guides you on how to create content by blending still + motion & sound seamlessly. Learn the advantages of shooting multimedia content with hybrid cameras and how to leverage this exciting new technology into your photography. You will walk away with a simple and effective workflow to create multimedia content using tools both familiar and new.
Since 2009, Hybrid Photography pioneer Giulio Sciorio has been blending still + motion & sound with his photography. Bypass the headaches and learn what works and what doesn't from a still photographer whose early adoption transformed his art and grew his business in a volatile marketplace.
Whether you shoot for passion or for profit, DSLR or Mirrorless, reach new creative heights by changing photography with Hybrid.
4K for Photographers with Unique Photo at WPPI
Monday, March 3rd
2:15pm – 3pm Unique Photo – Booth 1017
Tuesday, March 4th
12:15pm – 1pm Unique Photo – Booth 1017
Wednesday, March 5th
2:15pm – 3pm Unique Photo – Booth 1017
4K or Ultra HD is video at 4 times the resolution of standard HD. Learn how to integrate 4K video within your existing workflow to grow your business.
Lumix Luminary Giulio Sciorio will guide you step by step on how to get the most from this exciting new technology and why it's important for photographers in particular to incorporate 4K into their business.
Learn how to
- the difference between capturing 4K like a photographer vs a filmmaker.
- manage a practical 4K workflow with Adobe Lightroom.
- pull frames, retouch and print video!
- create Animated Portraits using Flixel Cinemagraph Pro.
- utilize 4K technology to sell more products to your current clients and attract new ones


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Boker Plus Anso Albatros Folding Knife - Stonewash Plain
- Overall Length: 6.50"
- Blade Length: 2.625"
- Cutting Edge: 2.50"
- Blade Thickness: 0.20"
- Blade Material: VG-10
- Blade Grind: Hollow
- Blade Finish: Stonewash
- Edge Type: Plain
- Handle Length: 3.875"
- Handle Material: Titanium
- Frame Material: Titanium
- Weight: 6.00 oz.
- Pocket Clip: Right Hand, Tip-Up/Down
- Knife Type: Fixed Blade
- Opener: Thumb Stud
- Lock Type: Frame Lock
- Brand: Boker
- Model: 01BO621
- Designer: Jens Anso
- Country of Origin: Germany
- Best Use: Everyday Carry
The Jens Ansø designed Albatros folder is an excellent addition to the Boker Plus line. This stout knife boasts massive 3.6 mm thick titanium plates that form the frame lock. The VG-10 blade is 5 mm thick with a stonewash finish, like the frame, and a slight hollow grind. Includes a reversible titanium pocket clip for tip-up or tip-down carry and a large lanyard hole.
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Various Cheats and Hints for Rainbow SixHome / PC - Windows /
This page contains Rainbow Six Hints for PC - Windows called "Various Cheats and Hints" and has been posted or updated on Aug 21, 2008 by Gameking. Let us know what you think of this Hint by thumbs voting.
- Developer: Red Storm Entertainment
- Publisher: Red Storm Entertainment
- Genre: Action Shooter First-Person
- Release Date: Jul 31, 1998
- ESRB: Teen
Various Cheats and Hints
Cheat mode:
Press ' during game play in single player mode to display the chat window. Enter one of the following codes in single player chat :
Result - Code:
2D players - turnpunchkick
Large torsos when breathing - 1-900
Very big heads - meganoggin
Big heads on all characters - bignoggin
Full ammo, refill items - 5fingerdiscount
Toggle victory conditions - explore
Disable AI - obrainer
Stumpy characters - stumpy
God mode for selected person - avatargod
God mode for team - teamgod
Flatulent walking - silentbutdeadly or fastactionresponseteam
Large feet and hands - clodhopper
Invisibility - theshadowknows
Team invisibility - teamshadow
Wound yourself - wound
Kill yourself - death
Activate debug keys1 - debugkeys
Debug commands:
Enable the "Activate debug keys" code and press [F10] to enter debug mode. Press one of the following keys to activate the corresponding debug function.
Result - Key:
Screenshot - [F2]
Enemy view - [F6]
Suicide - [F7] or [F8]
Return to normal view - [F9]
Exit debug mode - [F10]
Level skip - [F12]
Adjust lighting - [ or }
Toggle AI - A
Third person views - V or B
Adjust elevation - (Comma), (Period), or /
Become a traitor:
On some levels, there are drop-offs with ladders leading down to a lower level. If you have a teammate with you, face the hole, and get him in front of you. Then, push him in. You will see him try to get back up, or take the long way back, and eventually get back to you.
Bring dead operatives back to life:
If you are in a mission and some of your fellow operatives are killed, continue to complete the mission. When starting a new mission and the screen that asks if you want a default plan, do not select "Yes". Instead, click "No" and go on. When you reach the character selection screen, go down to the bottom right corner and you should see the "Save Plan" and "Load Plan" options. Click on "Load Plan" and select the one that reads "m**", where * is a number that corresponds to the mission (for example, m1, m2, m3, etc.). Look at the characters in the box that contains the ones selected for the mission. If you see one of the dead operatives in that box, do not remove him or her -- just start the mission. After this, you should have that operative with you alive and well.
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There have been six patient deaths at Ancora psychiatric hospital in Camden County in the past two years. My colleague Alan Guenther reported at least two dozen Ancora employees faced disciplinary action. Assembly members Sheila Oliver, D-Essex, Lou Greenwald, D-Camden, and Pamela Lampitt, D-Camden, introduced legislation calling for reforms amidst much fanfare. What happened when those reforms came to committee? First, Greenwald didn't attend the meeting. Drug and alcohol abuse inside the hospital became an issue but Sherryl Gordon, union leader for Ancora employees, objected to a provision in one bill that would have allowed a supervisor to order an employee to take a drug test if that employee was visibly impaired while on the job. Oliver, the committee chairwoman, agreed to take the language out of the bill, saying she was concerned with violating employees' rights. In another amendment, the committee agreed that it would not require orderlies who were long-term employees to obtain high school diplomas or high school equivalency certification. The committee said it would consider recommendations by state Public Advocate Ronald K. Chen to improve and broaden public reporting of patient deaths and injuries. That is, of course, unless the union objects.
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"Chris Christie: The Inside Story of His Rise to Power," written by Bob Ingle and Michael Symons, offers the first inside portrait of New Jersey's governor, who in two years as governor emerged as a national Republican Party figure famous for his blunt public statements. The book details Christie's combative public persona and deep family roots, tracing his improbable political rise from a bruising stint in county government to his anti-corruption crusade as U.S. Attorney for New Jersey. Chris Christie: The Inside Story of His Rise to Power goes behind the scenes to reveal his family life, his public life, and what the future might hold..
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"The Soprano State," written by Bob Ingle and Sandy McClure, details the you-couldn't-make-this-up true story of the corruption that has pervaded New Jersey politics, government, and business for the past thirty years. From Jimmy Hoffa purportedly being buried somewhere beneath the end zone in Giants Stadium in the Meadowlands, through allegations of a thoroughly corrupt medical and dental university, through Mafia influence at all levels, to a governor who suddenly declares himself a "gay American" and resigns, the Garden State might indeed be better named after the HBO mobsters.
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The closest grocery stores are Marvin's Food Stores, Walker Foods and Chicken Depot.
Nearby coffee shops include Peet's Coffee & Tea, Arsaga's At the U of A and Starbucks. There are 10 restaurants within a 15 minute walk including Mr Burger, Ay Caramba and Mojo's Pints & Pies.
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Two public power utilities made an industry-generated ranking for 2011, driven by large projects.
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After a year of modeling and simulation, 15 university teams will spend the next 24 months retrofitting 2013 Chevrolet Malibu cars into electric vehicles.
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Alex Kingston on her first few scenes shooting with Matt Smith (December 25, 2013 - Farewell To Matt Smith)
We all change. When you think about it, we're all different people all through our lives. And that's okay. That's good. You gotta keep moving, so long as you remember all the people that you used to be.
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Wednesday October 29, 2014
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Wednesday September 24, 2014
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Thursday September 11, 2014
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Wednesday July 9, 2014
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Thursday June 26, 2014
Webinar: Chemical Fume Hoods – Design Considerations and Proper Use
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Monday August 11, 2014
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Food safety and the environment
Foodservice businesses come in all shapes and sizes. From fast food chains to family-run eateries, diners to canteens, eat in or take away, people want to eat in many different ways. All foodservice businesses are subject to a broad set of regulations. The particular setup of your foodservice business shouldn't affect your ability to run a clean, efficient and food-safe kitchen though.
Thursday July 3, 2014
The unlikely place that says a lot about your restaurant
Editorship Chicopee Europe
Food safety and the environment
What do you think is the most representative aspect of your restaurant from a diner's perspective? A popular or special dish? A characteristic element of the décor that sets the tone of their dining experience? Your front of house staff? The head chef?
What about your restroom?
The message consumers take away about your restaurant could come from a mixture of tone and standard-setting items that you feel best characterise what you offer to diners. Yet one apparently important – even decisive – factor…
Friday May 9, 2014
One way to avoid negative restaurant reviews online
Editorship Chicopee Europe
Food safety and the environment
Restaurant visitors have become critics. Reviewing has been democratised by the development of websites like TripAdvisor, in which anyone can share their views on a place they visit.
The rise of the connected world – symbolised by the now-ubiquitous Android and Apple smartphones – has enabled easy access to such sites, both for posting reviews and using them to decide where to eat. As documented here before, that trend is only going to get more significant as people interact more extensively and frequently with social…
Friday April 11, 2014
Gaming app gets people thinking about cleaning services
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Food safety and the environment
Janitorial services are vital. They often operate in the background of many businesses and organisations – keeping offices, restaurants, retail outlets, and more clean and tidy. Office workers, for instance, may find they take janitors for granted, realising only when putting in a late shift one evening and overlapping with the start of the daily office clean.
In some ways, this is exactly the kind of inconspicuous service that cleaning firms and staff should hope for. Office employees won't necessarily notice the janitors until they…
Thursday March 13, 2014
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Food safety and the environment
Many restaurants nowadays are keen to present themselves as family friendly. Going out for dinner can be an occasion for all the family, with children's menus and special experiences as part of the dining experiences, from self-service ice cream machines to goodie bags.
One challenge for family friendly restaurants is maintaining hygiene and food safety. Young children are more likely to get messy, of course, which can mean more frequent or intensive cleaning for front of house staff. But there could be another reason to stay alert to hygiene…
Monday February 3, 2014
What are the riskiest foods your restaurant can handle?
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For many cultures worldwide, the holiday season involves family get-togethers and big, home-cooked meals. The image of families gathered round a full table of food and carving a plump Thanksgiving or Christmas turkey is a familiar one, for instance.
This is also a time of year when advertising – often commissioned by government agencies – warns people to defrost food carefully and/or cook it thoroughly.
While warnings about (for instance) salmonella from a poorly defrosted turkey may be well placed – in the UK, December…
Tuesday January 14, 2014
Food safety issues now being snapped and shared
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Food safety and the environment
This blog has covered the influence of the Internet (http://www.chicopee-europe.com/archives/apps-make-hygiene-information-accessible-on-the-move) on foodservice businesses in the past. Various sites provide a popular venue for diners to share experiences of restaurants, good and bad, and give your business a rating. These accounts and the average ratings generated can give your business a considerable boost – or deter people from even giving your restaurant a try.
Added to that, it is now even easier for consumers to access details of the food safety or hygiene ratings…
Thursday December 5, 2013
Editorship Chicopee Europe
Food safety and the environment
Home cleaning adverts will often emphasise the risks of residual germs in areas like kitchen work surfaces, refrigerator handles and dining tables. Consumers are encouraged to use cleaning products and wipes that combat the vast majority of bacteria that typically gather on these surfaces.
Adverts will sometimes suggest that germs are quickly spread by coughing and sneezing in the home, with germs landing directly on surfaces, or passing from hands to surfaces.
For kitchens, this kind of spread of germs is something that needs to be combated effectively. Rigorous…
Thursday November 7, 2013
How social media is highlighting food safety compromises
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This blog has highlighted before the power of social media and its influence on the reputation of a restaurant. Word of mouth has historically been a significant factor for driving business to your food outlet – or, when customers aren't satisfied, in driving customers away.
Those social trends are now transforming into coordinated systems to identify and act on foodborne illnesses potentially caused by restaurants.
The nEmesis system (http://www.cs.rochester.edu/~sadilek/publications/Sadilek-Brennan-Kautz-Silenzio_nEmesis_HCOMP-13.pdf), for instance, monitors Twitter activity for comments related to food poisoning. The analysis can then…
Wednesday September 4, 2013
Inspection issues shouldn't detract from food safety focus
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GPU utilisation is just 42-58 % while heavy games like GTX 4 episode from Liberty ,
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Last season, Desmond Hubert was a freshman. He never played alongside Kendall Marshall, Harrison Barnes, John Henson, or Tyler Zeller. Heck, he barely played at all unless it was "Biscuit" time, which is when "Blue Steel" is in the game. For all of you who are unaware of "Biscuits" and "Blue Steel," let me define these terms. "Biscuits" refers to the promotion that the nationwide chain, Bojangles, runs for the Tar Heels. If UNC scores at least 100 points, then customers can get two sausage biscuits for a dollar at participating Bojangles' chains on the following day. "Blue Steel" refers to the guys who play when Carolina is winning by at least 20 points.
Now, that that is cleared up, you can appreciate how far Desmond has come along. In retrospect, Desmond has improved a great deal, though his statistics are deceiving. Last season, Hubert averaged 0.7 points, 0.1 steals, 0.3 blocks, 0.2 assists, and 1.5 rebounds per game. This season, Desmond is averaging 1.4 points, 0.2 steals, 0.9 blocks, 0.1 assists, and two rebounds a game. This may not look like a lot, but he has doubled his output in points and steals. He tripled his output in blocks. Clearly, Desmond Hubert is the kind of player whose value cannot be measured by statistics alone.
Hubert has started for Carolina at the center position, for the majority of this season. Earlier in the season, I thought that Brice Johnson should start. However, Roy has figured out his rotation better now. In addition, Desmond has had several performances that were instrumental in Carolina netting a win. Against UNLV, Desmond recorded three points, three rebounds and three blocks in 20 minutes of play. Carolina won the game by a score of 79-73. When Carolina played Florida State, he finished with four points and one rebound in 12 minutes of play. Carolina won the game, 77-72. On this past Saturday, Hubert had two steals, two blocks and two rebounds in a 62-52 victory against Maryland. Hubert played for 14 minutes.
Factors that have changed Roy's substitution patterns are largely a result of Desmond's play. Lately, Desmond has been more assertive on the offensive end. He looks to throw down the basketball when he is close. On the defensive side, Hubert has been aggressive and tenacious. His ability to rebound and blocks shot is giving Carolina a better low-post presence. This is Desmond's role. Now that he realizes his role, other players (Bullock, Hairston) are stepping up to pick up the slack in scoring. It's all about chemistry. Year in, year out, Carolina excels once players understand their roles and gel with their teammates. Some former Carolina teams gelled during the summertime. With this year's team, it has taken half of the season. Nevertheless, it happened at a perfect team – at the beginning of the conference schedule.
If Desmond Hubert continues to improve, he may be a starter next season as well. Next, Carolina has Kennedy Meeks and Isaiah Hicks as in-coming low-post players. With Hubert's recent emergence, I think that the center position is his to lose. Message to Desmond: continue to play with a chip on your shoulder. No one expects you to be "the man." Doubt and lack of faith in your abilities are great motivators. Keep up the great work!


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Manuscript X 188 in the National Library of Sweden dates to around 1425–35 and contains two works by John Arderne (active 1307–70), an abridged version of De arte phisicali et de cirurgia (Of the physical arts and surgery) and Fistula in ano. Also included is a tract on obstetrics by another author, Muscio. De arte phisicali et de cirurgia is a textbook on medicine and surgery; Fistula in ano deals with rectal disorders. The manuscript is written in two long columns on a parchment roll that is 542 ...
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