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The Cove's taste-bud-boggling array of single malts ensnares both walk-in connoisseurs and private-tasting aesthetes with its caramel-brown mouth velvet. Tasting attendees, in intimate groups no larger than 10, test-drive scotch from each of Scotland's six producing regions in order to appreciate the peatiness of Islay's elixir, the deep smokiness of Highlands' quaffables, and the hair-turn handling of Speyside's concoctions. Each tasting features a different set of six, plus one bonus scotch, drawn from The Cove's laundry-list menu. While scotch enthusiasts savor their samples, a staff expert narrates the magical beverage's rich history, explaining reasons for geographical differences and demonstrating the adhesiveness of the tape from which the drink takes its name. Tastings may be scheduled Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays starting at 7 p.m., and last an hour to an hour and a half, depending on the engagement of guests.
Sicily natives and Chianti restaurateurs Enrico and Nino Giacalone serve rustic, taste-bud-wooing regional and Northern Italian fare in a romantic atmosphere. Settle in with a glass of Geyser Peak sauvignon blanc ($6.00) or Columbia Crest Two Vines shiraz ($8.25), and stoop to conquer appetizers such as the funghi in padella con granchio, jumbo lump crabmeat and mushroom caps boldly bathed with white wine, parsley, and lemon-butter sauce ($9.50). Entree eaters may become beguiled by oceanic fruits including the Pagello "Albert," a sautéed snapper as fresh as a mint-scented wink from a stranger ($19.75). Conduct a forked foray into the house signature dish, scaloppini alle noci e more, a flavorful juggling act of veal scaloppini bursting with blackberries and shrimp; sautéed with mushrooms, shallots, and roasted almonds; and flamed with blackberry brandy in a rich cream sauce ($25.95). Hearty portions may sway even selfish sweet teeth to share succulent slivers of the mocha-almond butter cream cake ($4.95).
When faced with time off after graduating from Southeastern Louisiana University, Maggie DiMaggio took to baking cake after cake in her own kitchen. Seeing the potential in her baked treats, she soon began taking weekly pilgrimages to the Mandeville farmers' market to sell her cupcakes and fine breads. As the popularity of her creations grew, the special orders began pouring in?so many, in fact, that she had to open a storefront just to manage the demand.
That storefront soon evolved from its humble beginnings into The Chocolate Vine, a European-style bakery that also houses an intimate caf?. To foster a cozy, inviting atmosphere, Maggie furnishes the small eatery with tables and chairs from local antique stores and regularly applies a fresh coat of buttercream icing to the walls. When not crafting almond-, strawberry-, and chocolate-infused cakes , she cooks light lunches with fruits and vegetables from a local produce stand. Maggie also graciously opens up her wine cellar for regular tastings, during which guests sip on eight glasses of her finest reserves.
In West Monroe's countryside, 20 acres of grapevines sway among gently rolling hills and tall, old trees. This is Landry Vineyards, tended by Jeff and Libby Landry and their four sons. They began growing hybrid blanc du bois grapes?specially bred to withstand the South's climate?at their first vineyard in Folsom back in 1999. However, in 2005, Hurricane Katrina leveled their crops, inspiring them to move to higher ground.
Today, the Landrys ferment a full roster of wines from blanc du bois and other hardy Southern grapes. The crisp fruit flavors of semisweet blanc du bois white pair well with spicy Cajun and French-inspired fare, whereas the Envie Rouge?made with red Cynthiana-Norton and black spanish grapes?acquires its spice from oak-barrel aging. The Landrys also import and ferment many grapes that they can't grow, including hand-picked bunches of cabernet from Washington state and California. Though locals have been enjoying the fruits of the Landry family's labors for several years, the vineyard's appearance in a 2012 episode of Duck Dynasty introduced the Louisiana-made wines to a national audience, drawing in droves of customers from all over the country.
Besides sipping wines, customers can visit the picturesque vineyard for tastings and cellar and winery tours. And during regular concerts, they can sip wine among the sounds of blues, jazz, and grapes quietly gossiping about which grape pickers have the softest hands.
Every night, the bartenders at Twine Restaurant create new cocktails inspired by their favorite books in the restaurant's library, such as the Skinny Russian, which honors The Brothers Karamazov. The playfully elegant drinks hint at the similar philosophy behind Twine's food menu, which begins with breakfasts of french macarons, housemade bagels, and gourmet coffee and tea. Lunch options include a smoked pulled-pork sandwich served on blueberry texas toast with slaw, as well as a handful of crisp salads and wraps. The Sunday-brunch menu helps diners celebrate the weekend with thick slices of french toast and quiche. For dinner, tablemates can pass around small plates of charcuterie and mussels.
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Andy Miller writes for Kaiser Health News about Atlanta's Grady Memorial Hospital and how it serves as an example of the challenges safety-net hospitals face. Recent equipment upgrades and changes "signify hope for Grady, which edged away from the brink of collapse over the past year. But the hospital, like other safety-net facilities across the country, is still facing severe financial strains, as the recession drives more uninsured patients through its doors and the search for adequate funds is a continuing scramble" (10/2).
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Recent reports have stated that the Dallas Cowboys are considering signing star linebacker Sean Lee to a long-term extension this offseason.
Lee is one of the stars on the defensive side of things in Dallas, but has had serious issues staying on the field, spending an unorthodox time off it with injuries.
According to NFL.com's Albert Breer on Twitter, the two sides have yet to talk a deal:
Also, heard today that there haven't been talks between Cowboys and Sean Lee on an extension, so we'll see where that goes.
— Albert Breer (@AlbertBreer) July 10, 2013
The Spin: Nothing to panic about here, Cowboys fans. Talks have not started yet, but there is no real reason to worry. It will be time to start worrying when negotiations hit a snag.
The problem here is simple—Lee is an ultra-talented player and could be one of the best in the league. But he's failed to play in a full 16-game season yet because of injuries. His agent(s) could want more money than he is worth in that regard.
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I am very thankful, and I am sorry if you are going through this kind of pain, but you assume too much, my wife and I have had to work though very tough issues with one of our kids, and I held then as I do now that the parents of those kids must be the ones to raise them. Our relationship with our child is very good now, but it took time, tears and hard work. None of that has anything to do with the issue; this bill will be used to harm children, whether by the grand parents that are angry with their own kids, or ones that just don't like the choices that their own kids have made about a variety of issues. It is not up to the government to decide to destroy a family, and just like a lot of divorces; the kids are the ones that suffer; being used as weapons against one another. Please do not try to tell me that this is not an obvious result of this kind of law. Do you really think that suing any parents to force them to give up time with their kids will endear them to the one suing them? If you have been one of the many that has been sued, did that experience make you think, oh this person is just doing this for my own good or the good of my child? I know that this is very painful for some grandparents; I've been there, but the risks for the kids, far out way the pain for those grandparents. We as a nation have become too quick to want the government to stick it's nose in and fix the problem for our individual problems while ignoring the whole of society, we pile on debt to fix our problems without any concern for the children that will have to pay it back. This bill has similar consequences; the children will pay to ease the pain of a few grandparents. I hope that you are able to reconcile with your kids.
You must have great kids, and you should be thankful. There are situations where children get caught up in their parent's self destruction and the only real stability they have are their Grandparents. It's good to hear that you have a good family and have not had to endure the sadness in your grandchild's eyes because they do not know what will happen next. This bill is not for families like yours, it gives the children the chance to know all their family, because some parents are too young and jealous and vindictive and only think about themselves, not their children. Those are the people who should be ashamed of themselves. I can only hope that the Grandparents with good intentions use these rights, and pray that the courts do their job in finding what is best for the child.


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Computer restarts on login
PC is a month old, built myself with decent parts (e.g. CPU: 1055T, etc). Has a nice big CPU heatsink fan and plenty of paste and temps were almost room temp when I checked 2 days ago, so I very much doubt that is the issue. Up until today has been working perfectly.
Today after getting home from uni windows loaded fine, however there was an extra 10 second delay before reaching the login screen that usually isn't present. Upon typing in my password "loading desktop" or whatever it is appeared, again with a longer delay than usual. Then suddenly "logging off" --> "shutting down" And then it restarted.
Baffled, I typed in password again, and same thing happened. I turned computer off and came back a bit later, same problem.
From reading around it seems the login reboot circle is either due to a virus, psu overheat or PSU issues. Considering the scenario i doubt cpu overheat. I also doubt there is anything wrong with my corsair HX 650W. I am protected with firewalls and avg 9.0 paid, I have not installed anything recently, however I do admit that I visit the odd porn site, but not in the past 2 days. From this I would think that a virus is the most likely cause of my inability to login and as such I need to boot in safemode...hoping that the virus somehow is tied to something other than my account.
The hilarious thing is that the PC is so damn fast, and windows is installed on a SSD that mashing F8 as fast as possible from the end of BIOS on doesn't seem to get me into advanced boot options menu.
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Nevermind, I got into Safe mode. Was a problem is USB keyboard. Apparently the keyboard arrow keys only work in one port, and not another.
Upon replugging it in to type in my password computer restarted. This is irritating.
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Ok so it took forever to get to login screen for safe mode. When I finally got there and replugged keyboard in and typed password it worked.
I was able to login, but immediately on reaching desktop I was greeted with computer must restart "DCOM server process launcher service terminated unepectedly"
Anyone know what is going on?
EDIT: I don't understand how...but even after typing "shutdown -a" into cmd windows explorer repeatedly shuts down and restarts and after about 4 minutes it overides the cmd and restarts the computer...
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An adviser to Dmitry Medvedev said the outgoing Russian president should abandon plans to become premier and make way for the man he fired last year as finance minister, Alexei Kudrin, who would do a better job.
In Simferopol, the capital of the Crimea region annexed by Russia from Ukraine, Vyacheslav Luniov joined a crush of locals scrambling to stow their money into a Sberbank branch on Karl Marx street.
Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin should let President Dmitry Medvedev , his protégé, seek re-election in 2012 rather than return to the Kremlin and risk unrest like that in Tunisia this month, a Medvedev adviser said.
Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev is clinging to his job as President Vladimir Putin grows increasingly frustrated with his protege's inability to boost growth, three current and former Kremlin advisers said.
Russian stock futures fell after an adviser to President Dmitry Medvedev said he should abandon plans to become premier after leaving his current role, casting doubt on the outlook for the country's political landscape.
Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin and President Dmitry Medvedev will probably wait until December to reveal which of them will run for president in 2012, according to two people familiar with the matter.
President Vladimir Putin is asking lawmakers to give investigators the power to open tax cases without involving the tax service, undoing a measure his predecessor put in place to improve the business climate.
President Vladimir Putin rejected calls for fiscal stimulus, limiting Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev's options as he races to meet a deadline for submitting a plan to revitalize Russia's economy.
President Dmitry Medvedev may back Vladimir Putin's United Russia party this weekend to bolster its flagging support before a parliamentary vote as speculation mounts about which of them will run for the Kremlin next year.
"Otherwise, I think they are in a really good position now compared to their neighbors from eastern Ukraine."
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Officials from Virgin Galactic and Scaled Composites have confirmed one of the pilots was killed and another was injured in a major anomaly during a test flight of SpaceShipTwo today (Friday, October 31). The names of the pilots have not yet been released. During a hastily-called press conference, officials said launch of the WhiteKnightTwo plane carrying SpaceShipTwo occurred at 9:20 am PDT this morning and at 10:10 am, SpaceShipTwo was released for its test flight to the edge of the atmosphere and space. Two minutes into its flight, SpaceShipTwo encountered an anomaly. Officials had no immediate cause but the rocket engine is the first point of concern.
The rocket motor had itself been flown in four previous flights but the solid rocket fuel called thermoset plastic — similar to nylon — was making its first flight. Participating in the press conference were executives Kevin Mickey, CEO of Scaled Composites, George Whitesides, CEO of Virgin Galactic and Stu Witt, chief executive of Mojave Air and Space Port. They emphasized that the nylon-based rocket fuel and engine had been thoroughly tested on the ground and they were confident of its readiness for in-flight testing.


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Sponsored by Rockford University's Chemical and Biological Sciences Department, Dr. Troy Skwor, assistant professor of biology, will present findings from research regarding antibiotic resistant bacteria within the Rockford area. The research has been a funded by a grant from the Illinois Association of Wastewater Agencies (IAWA).
Dr. Skwor's presentation, "Human Overuse of Antibiotics: A Longitudinal Study of Multidrug Resistance in Rockford" will take place at 3 p.m., Peterson Auditorium, Rm. 207 in the Starr Science building, Rockford University, 5050 East State Street.
The event is open to the public and there is no charge to attend.
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I love River. And Donna.
And I'm waiting for that stupid man in his stupid blue box to come and get me. I'll never give up!
sorry just stumble upon this and all i could think of was in fathers day when RTD rick rolled us.
This image will stay in my head forever.
I started singing it XD
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this game that you usually call it as "soccer" has come to this such of stage. Statistic, material, human resource, are about to involved in the development of its supporting tools. Seriously dude, it's definitely not just a pair of boots.
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Serving as interim administrator and then city administrator in Hudson Oaks since March, Patrick Lawler now has an assistant administrator with the appointment of Chad Janicek.The city accepted many applications and even sought out others who might fit well with the city. Lawler said with his wide range of experience, Janicek became the frontrunner."He has an exceptional level of experience in Parker County," Lawler said.That experience and contacts already established with leaders in the county allowed Janicek to hit the ground running upon joining the Hudson Oaks staff."I feel like we did really well in the process," Lawler said of the city's selection. "We're extremely happy to have him."Janicek, who lives in the Haslet area, first served in the city of Fort Worth and most recently as director of management and budget in Weatherford for just over four years."Going from a very big city to a smaller city you get involved in a lot more of the day to day stuff. You have to wear multiple hats," Janicek said of moving from Fort Worth to Weatherford and now to Hudson Oaks.After starting on Oct. 1, Janicek said he got to work on a variety of responsibilities even in just the first few days on the job.While in Weatherford, Janicek's primary responsibility was the budget. He said he looks forward to the great range of duties in Hudson Oaks, including streets, parks, facilities, court operations and finances."It was an opportunity to further develop professionally and take on some new challenges and hopefully provide some new things for this city," Janicek said.Janicek said he was excited when he heard of the opening in Hudson Oaks because of the "many great things happening" in the smaller city."The thing that really drew me here is the growth," Janicek said, referencing the commercial development and increase in population.And, he believes that growth and further development will only continue."There's so much potential in Hudson Oaks to be a very major player in Parker County," Janicek said. "Over the last few years, it's really grown into its own and it's just an exciting thing to be a part of."
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Minor League Schedule: Adrian Sampson Continues to Dominate For Altoona
Today's Starters: Tyler Waldron, Adrian Sampson, Jason Creasy, Buddy Borden
Minor League Schedule: Stolmy Pimentel Gets Rehab Start For Altoona
Today's Starters: Jeff Locke, Stolmy Pimentel, Jason Creasy, Buddy Borden
Minor League Schedule: Nick Kingham Continues to Improve This Year
Today's Starters: Adam Wilk, Nick Kingham, Orlando Castro, Buddy Borden
First Pitch: Along With Gregory Polanco, Who Should Be Promoted Soon?
In about two weeks, Gregory Polanco could be playing in the majors. The month of June is usually when we start to see a lot of promotions throughout the minor league system, and sometimes the promotions are a chain reaction. Once Polanco moves up, that opens a spot in Indianapolis for an outfielder from Altoona. The newly vacated spot in Altoona opens a spot for someone to move up from Bradenton. And so on. Usually you will see the...
Minor League Schedule: Nick Kingham Gets the Afternoon Start For Altoona
Today's Starters: Adam Wilk, Nick Kingham, Buddy Borden


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Democracy Now! Blog
Part II: Tim Robbins on Activism in Hollywood from the 1930s to the Present
Tim Robbins is the artistic director of the Actor's Gang and an Academy-award winning actor, director, producer, and writer.
He won an Oscar for his role in "Mystic River" and is well-known for his roles in numerous films over the past two decades including "The Shawshank Redemption", "The Player", "Bull Durham", and "Bob Roberts." His best known directorial ventures include the award-winning "Cradle Will Rock" and "Dead Man Walking."
Pregnant Antiwar Soldier Sent to Prison
By Amy Goodman and Denis Moynihan
Amid the ongoing violence in Iraq, a young, pregnant soldier has been sent to prison this week for desertion. She refused to return to the war in Iraq back in 2007. Pfc. Kimberly Rivera first deployed to Iraq in 2006. She guarded the gate at Forward Operating Base Loyalty in eastern Baghdad at a time when the base was under constant attack. She said of the experience: "I had a huge awakening seeing the war as it truly is: People losing their lives for greed of a nation, and the effects on the soldiers who come back with new problems such as nightmares, anxieties, depression, anger, alcohol abuse, missing limbs and scars from burns. Some don't come back at all."
K'naan performs in our firehouse studio
Somali-Canadian hip hop artist K'Naan joined us in our firehouse studio and performs songs from his new album "Troubadour".
Part II: Cornel West and Carl Dix on Race and Politics in the Age of Obama
Watch the continuation of the discussion from today's broadcast. Cornel West is a Professor at Princeton University and Carl Dix is a founding member of the Revolutionary Communist Party.
Terror in the West, Texas, Night
By Amy Goodman with Denis Moynihan
The Boston Marathon bombing and its aftermath has dominated the nation's headlines. Yet, another series of explosions that happened two days later and took four times the number of lives, has gotten a fraction of the coverage.
Peace Activists and Patriots at the Boston Marathon Bombing
By Amy Goodman with Denis Moynihan
Within seconds, the lives of two individuals, Martin Richard and Carlos Arredondo, from neighborhoods of Boston not far from each other, were thrust onto the world stage.
WikiLeaks' New Release: The Kissinger Cables and Bradley Manning
By Amy Goodman with Denis Moynihan
WikiLeaks has released a new trove of documents, more than 1.7 million U.S. State Department cables dating from 1973-1976 that it has dubbed "The Kissinger Cables."
Amy Goodman's "Other" America: Interview with Moyers & Company
In a wide-ranging conversation, Amy Goodman tells Moyers & Company's Michael Winship why she believes independent media is essential to a functioning democracy.
VIDEO: Watch Democracy Now!'s Amy Goodman on C-SPAN's "In Depth"
Democracy Now!'s award-winning host Amy Goodman appeared live on C-SPAN's "In Depth" on April 7 and it will re-air on Saturday, April 13 at 3pm ET. "In Depth" features a comprehensive, three-hour look at one author's work, with questions from viewers via phone and e-mail.
Gun Control: It's Time for the Majority to Move
By Amy Goodman with Denis Moynihan
New federal gun-control legislation has been declared all but dead on arrival this week. Gridlock in the U.S. Senate, where a supermajority of 60 votes is needed to move most legislation these days, is proving to be an insuperable barrier to any meaningful change in the wake of the Newtown, Conn., massacre.
Watch: Amy Goodman with Vampire Weekend, Cyndi Lauper, David Cross & Alan Alda on CBC Webcast
On Thursday Amy Goodman joined David Carr of The New York Times and CNN's Will Cain for the media panel on a live broadcast of the Canadian radio and tv show hosted by Jian Ghomeshi.
Edie Windsor's Day in Court
By Amy Goodman with Denis Moynihan
Edie and Thea met in the early 1960s, in New York's Greenwich Village. They hit it off.
Tomas Young and the End of the Body of War
Tomas Young was in the fifth day of his first deployment to Iraq when he was struck by a sniper's bullet in Baghdad's Sadr City.
Starving for Justice at Guantanamo
By Amy Goodman with Denis Moynihan
Reports are emerging from the U.S. military prison at Guantanamo Bay that a majority of the prisoners are on a hunger strike.
Rand Paul's Filibuster of John Brennan
By Amy Goodman with Denis Moynihan
You could say that a filibuster occurs when a senator drones on and on. The problem with the U.S. Senate was that there were too few senators speaking about drones this week.
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"Don't make history a mystery" read one of the signs at a rally in Jefferson County, Colo. High-school students in this suburban district have been walking out of class en masse to protest the planned censorship of the district's Advanced Placement United States history curriculum by the local school board.
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According to Suffolk University/WWBT-Richmond survey released Thursday, Obama holds a 46%-44% edge over Romney among likely voters in Virginia, with seven percent undecided. The president's two point margin is within the poll's sampling error.
n the day that President Barack Obama and Republican nominee Mitt Romney both campaigned in Virginia, a new poll indicates a very close contest between the two candidates for the state's 13 electoral votes.


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Join Our Teen Health Empowerment Program
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Published: September 3, 2014
We want to hear from teenage girls, and we're willing to pay you for your time.
Myths About Guys and Sex
By KAPPI
Published: January 28, 2014
This post is for you, ladies.
Myths About Guys and Sex
By KAPPI
Published: November 6, 2013
This post is for you, ladies. You've heard good things, bad things, and very ugly things about men and sex. But what should you believe?
There Ain't No Shame in a Virgin's Game
By KAPPI
Published: October 29, 2013
Sure, there's a lot of pressure to have sex, but put your hater blockers on because there ain't no shame in a virgin's game.
Myths About HIV/AIDS part 2
By KAPPI
Published: August 22, 2013
In part one we told you a few common myths about HIV/AIDS, and we defined what HIV/AIDs is. Today we're going to break down these myths one by one.
Myths About HIV/AIDS part 1
By KAPPI
Published: August 16, 2013
Knowledge of HIV/AIDS has come a long way since the 80s, but there are still a lot of myths floating around.


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Posts tagged crowns
Posts tagged crowns
Old school crowns.
—Jessica H.
Shoji Ueda, Girls, 1945
Tiny piano!
Look at all my lovely flower crowns made with help from my favourite
(Source: trudilikes)
I will make a dainty garland for my head and sing! Made this from the rookiemag crown tutorial (Taken with instagram)
You stole my heart with this crown + bangs + cat-eyes combo.
my baby looking like the princess she is
yeee made a flower crown out of real flowers!
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Internship Opportunities
Internship - Chicago Botanic GardenDecember 14, 2010 at 9:43 am
The Chicago Botanic Garden has over 80 paid internships to assist professional staff at the Bureau of Land Management, National Park Service, US Fish and Wildlife Service, or US Geologic Survey.
For information and to apply on line please visit.
Summer Internship - Boyce Thompson InstituteDecember 2, 2010 at 8:16 am
*Plant Genome Research Program Summer Internships 2011*
Employer Boyce Thompson Institute (BTI)
for Plant Research
Position Plant Genome Research Program
Summer Internships 2011
Deadline Friday, February 11, 2011
Mayo Clinic - Summer Student InternshipsDecember 2, 2010 at 8:13 am
We wanted to share with you and your students that we will have opportunities for summer student internships in the clinical lab setting again in 2011. Normally, our application is available on December 1, but Human Resources is changing the
computer system and we will be going to an electronic application starting this year. Students won't be able to actually apply until January 1, 2011 when our new application system goes live.
Students may visit this web site for more information: http://www.mayoclinic.org/intern-labmed-rst/details.html
It explains job duties, salary, lab descriptions and FAQ's. There is an
old application
currently listed at the web site. You can look at the application to see the requirements. This paper application will Not be accepted.
Students must have ALL required documents (i.e. unofficial transcripts, resume, etc.) at the time of application. If something is missing, the application should be saved as a draft. If the application is not complete, it will automatically be rejected.
It is a very competitive program. We usually have about 125 applications for about 10 positions. The program starts the first week in June and goes to the end of August. The application deadline for our summer lab science program is February 25, 2011.
Karen G. Fields,
Department of Laboratory Medicine and Pathology
Phone: 507-266-4444
Pager: 127(12367)
Fax: 507-266-5193
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center Summer InternshipOctober 18, 2010 at 1:47 pm
he Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center (FHCRC) hosts a 9-week summer internship that is designed to provide research experience and mentorship for undergraduate students. As such, I have attached a very brief PowerPoint presentation that includes an overview of the program, how to apply, and who to contact for more information. You are welcome to distribute this link about the SURP program and/or to submit an application: www.fhcrc.org/science/education/undergraduates/
Oceans Research Internship ProgramOctober 5, 2010 at 7:51 am
Oceans Research is still accepting applications for the 2010/2011 internship program. The interns will be working on many of the ongoing marine predator research projects carried out on the coast of Southern Africa.
For any further questions please do not hesitate to contact me, or to visit our website.
Lezanne Vermaak
Oceans Research
Tel/Fax: 044 690 5799
Mobile: 083 560 7615
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Internship posting for the Selective Liberal Arts ConsortiumApril 29, 2010 at 8:01 am
Course Title: "The Hawaiian Humpback Whale: Field Research, Maui, Hawaii."
Dates: 3 Jan –21 Jan 2011
Location: Maui, Hawaii
Ocean Mammal Institute: Join the Ocean Mammal Institute (OMI) in Maui as a research intern as we pioneer the way in the most important fields of study in the 21st century: Conservation Biology and Ecopsychology. Together, we can turn the tide of extinction!
As an OMI research intern you will be expected to do the following:
1. Study the biology and behavior of humpback whales while you observe and record their spectacular behaviors.
2. Learn and apply the principles of field research design.
3. Gain a personal understanding of the politics of protecting endangered species.
4. Learn about current research on whales and dolphins around the world and related conservation issues.
5. Be introduced to the field of Ecopsychology, which studies the relationship between humans and the natural world.
What a typical day is like:
• Conduct shore-based data collection. This involves tracking whales and boats with a theodolite and recording whale behaviors. All this is conducted on the top of a hill where you can look down on the whales. This is conducted 4 hours everyday in the hot sun.
• Plot and graph your data daily.
• Read and discuss articles for the evening discussion. There are over 70 articles and the book you will be expected to read. Evening discussions are conducted every night and last approx 2 hours.
Additional requirements:
• Take 2 written tests (midterm and final exam).
• Write a research paper.
• Write an essay.
Living arrangements:
• Four to six students in a furnished apartment.
• Apartment has full kitchen, living area, bedrooms and bathrooms.
Administrative Info:
• Take this course as an Independent Study Course, through your college. If taking this course for credit you receive your credit from your school, not OMI.
• Arrive in Hawaii January 3 depart January 21, 2011.
• Price - $2500.00 (Includes research supplies and accommodations.) This fee does not include airfare or food.
Online registration is available on our website at:
Point of contact:
Joyce O'Neal
Chief Operations Manager
Ocean Mammal Institute
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Summer Internship - R&D SystemsJanuary 25, 2010 at 10:59 am
R & D Systems (Research and Diagnostic Systems, Inc.) will again have internships available for the summer of 2010. You may find more information about this company at:
Deadline is March 12. Reequired materials include: a cover letter, resume, official transcripts, and names plus contact information for two professional or academic references. Send materials to:
R&D Systems, Inc.
Attn: Internship Program
614 McKinley Place NE
Minneapolis, MN 55413
More information is available in the Biology Office in the summer opportunities file.
Summer Environmental Internship Opportunity at CDCDecember 17, 2009 at 9:23 am
Environmental Internship
CDC Collegiate Leaders in Environmental Health (CLEH)
Opportunity Announcement
CDC/ATSDR's National Center for Environmental Health/Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry (NCEH/ATSDR) is offering a 10-week summer internship program for students in Environmental Studies, Ecology, Biology, Chemistry, Engineering, and other related majors to take place June 9-August 13, 2010. During the course of the internship, students are introduced to environmental health at the federal level through project collaboration, experiential learning opportunities, individual environmental health presentations, journal clubs, field trips, brown bag lunches, and through shadowing and mentoring relationships at CDC/ATSDR. Interns will be based at CDC/ATSDR's Atlanta-Chamblee Campus where NCEH/ATSDR is housed. Students are paid $500 a week during the course of the program. Please go to our website www.cdc.gov/nceh/cleh for more information and application instructions. Applications are due February 16, 2010.
Eligibility requirements for CLEH interns:
· US citizenship or Permanent Resident with a green card,
· Full time enrollment at a college or university as a rising junior or rising senior by fall 2010
· Minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale, and
· An academic major or demonstrated coursework concentration in Environmental Studies, Engineering, Chemistry, Biology, Ecology or related fields.
Note: Seniors graduating in Spring 2010 will not be accepted to this program.
For more information, please email LT Cory Moore, Environmental Health Officer, USPHS, Program Development Office, NCEH/ATSDR at firstname.lastname@example.com
Cornell University Summer InternshipsNovember 24, 2009 at 2:25 pm
Plant Genome Research Program for 2010. Deadline is February 5, 2010.
Institute For Bird PopulationsNovember 11, 2009 at 9:48 am
The Institute For Bird Populations seeks students interested in field biology. They are recruiting interns for four different conservation projects led by IBP scientists.
Please see www.birdpop.org
Or email Mary Chambers (firstname.lastname@example.com)
GVI's Environmental & Wildlife InternshipsOctober 26, 2009 at 8:55 am
Gain valuable personal and professional development, fieldwork experience and new qualifications on Environmental & Wildlife Research internship with Global Vision International after or during their studies. Internships are available for periods from 5 to 20 weeks on a variety of GVI programs within the fields of environment and wildlife research.
Undergraduate Environmental Science Internship at the University of Notre DameSeptember 30, 2009 at 3:48 pm
A description of two summer programs for undergraduates who are enrolled in a 4-year program in some area of environmental biology and are interested in pursuing a career in field-based research in environmental biology.


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This month has been one for the records. It all started two weeks ago when, on my morning jog, I was literally hit by a pick-up truck. The driver didn't see me when I crossed the street – luckily only resulting in some bumps and bruises. A week later, our upstairs toilet malfunctioned, overflowed, kept […]
Thanks, Giving and Getting Great Black Friday Deals
11/24/09 at 4:54pm by amyscalia | Comments
All Made Up and Some Place to Go!
11/16/09 at 9:43pm by amyscalia | Comments
My friends and I love to have spa nights. We do our own manis and pedis, and have even hosted spa parties where a consultant comes in and does facials, skin peels and makeup applications. We look fabulous when we're done, but we usually just sit around in our sweats drinking wine and watching Sex […]
Oh So Soho
11/16/09 at 10:14am by amyscalia | Comments
I love it when I can get a taste of big-city life without leaving the comfort of my hometown. And every time I step into Soho Boutique in Hyde Park, I feel that way… from the off-the-beaten path boutique location and hand-painted stairs into the boutique, to the floor-to-ceiling gold encrusted mirror and daily changing […]
On the (Holiday) Market
11/14/09 at 7:58pm by amyscalia | Comments
My husband and I visited the Holiday Market at the Cincinnati Convention Center today. It was our first time going to this event, so we didn't quite know what to expect. But I am SO glad we went though! I highly recommend stopping by if you haven't yet! (It goes from 10am-5pm tomorrow, FYI!) I […]
To Heaven in a Handbag
11/12/09 at 8:16am by amyscalia | Comments
Handbags are the ultimate accessory in my book. I don't wear a lot of jewelry because my bag is usually loud, large and in charge. I also don't like to change my handbag much. I find it time consuming and annoying. And I usually forget things like my wallet or lip gloss in the rushed […]
This Week on Cincy Chic: Imagine, Create, Inspire
11/10/09 at 4:08pm by amyscalia | Comments
Imagine, Create, Inspire Six ways to tap into your creativity The last time you unleashed your inner artist, your mom smiled awkwardly then stored your work for "special" occasions. That masterpiece might not have seen the light of day, but a local "chief imagination officer" gives six simple steps to rediscover your inspired side and […]
12 Days of Seasonably Chic – Day 1 YAY!
11/07/09 at 8:27am by amyscalia | Comments
Today is the day! I hope to see you at the Seasonably Chic Showcase today! I can't wait! We'll be at the Phoenix downtown from 10a-3p for this holiday shopping extravaganza! Here's the run-down of the day: 10am – open the doors to the public 11:30 – first fashion show 12pm – first brunch 'n' […]
Seasonably Chic Prize Pack Winner Shares Her Joy!
11/06/09 at 6:54pm by amyscalia | Comments
With three kids at home, and a penchant for high-end clothes and handbags, Amy Rinner had to make some adjustments. That's when she discovered a way to have her cake and eat it, too. She waits until her favorite department stores – Dillard's for high-end items and Macy's for every day wear – have their […]
12 Days of Seasonably Chic – Day 2
11/06/09 at 10:36am by amyscalia | Comments
I can't believe it's almost here! The Seasonably Chic Showcase holiday shopping event will be here TOMORROW! Join us this Saturday, Nov. 7 from 10am-3pm, downtown at The Phoenix (812 Race St.). The event will bring all the greatest boutiques and vendors in the area under one roof, will feature "Brunch 'n' Learns" (Poeme's Unique […]
12 Days of Seasonably Chic – Day 3
11/05/09 at 10:40pm by amyscalia | Comments
Fun, fashion and freebies, oh my! If these three things get your heart a flutter, you need to come to this Saturday's Seasonably Chic Showcase holiday shopping event! Join us this Saturday, Nov. 7 from 10am-3pm, downtown at The Phoenix (812 Race St.). The event will bring all the greatest boutiques and vendors in the […]
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text: Poems December 21, 2009 Issue Greetings, Friends! By Roger Angell Table of Contents Credit ARNIE LEVIN Good neighbors, hi—but O.M.G., The time's at hand again, I see, To cobble up these Christmas lieder, Fit for friend or distant reader. Our deadline's near, so off we go, Ignoring tweets and vertigo, Counting beats and storing linage, Melding Keats and major signage: Names and rhymes and scenes of winter, Parties, Magi—hit the printer! God Jul, old friends, let gladness reign O'er Sean Penn, then Dennis Lehane; And season's joy sift slowly down On Agyness Deyn and Tina Brown, Jay-Z, Kobe, Simon Schama, But first of all on Prez Obama: Hail to the chief, our frequent flyer! Wassail from this creaky crier— The same, along with love and kisses, To Michelle and two First Misses. Yo, Clive Owen! Yay, Jane Brody! Happy days, Diablo Cody! V. S. Naipaul, Rafa Nadal, We hug you one and each, et al.; Rory Stewart, Nico Muhly, We admire you more than duly. Let's carve a niche within these lines For Mary Karr and Razor Shines, And scope out Yuley tropes to match Lady Gaga and Orrin Hatch. Now choirs of angels wait upon The Mets' own Gary, Keith, and Ron; And lay a lissome roundelay On Peter Gelb and Tyson Gay, Yuja Wang, Stephenie Meyer, Michelle Wie, and Pico Iyer. By bike or sleigh or Segway borne, We'll tour the 'hood this Christmas morn And, lightly latte'd, press a call To wake up Maggie Gyllenhaal. With Tom DeLay we'll drop a gift Chez Taylor Branch and Taylor Swift, And say hello, as is our habit, To Tim Tebow and Milton Babbitt; We'll hang these greens beside the doors Of Wyclef Jean and Michael Kors, Then bunch up hay and pachysandra As lunch for Rachel Alexandra. Then it's on to glögg with Robert Pinsky, Sarah Smith, Mika Brzezinski, And hotties ever on the scene Like Susan Rice and Billy Beane. Bring bijoux, Santa, if you can For Mary D. and Steely Dan, And pleasant toys or duds as well To buoy Zooey Deschanel, And action games to seize Prince Andrew, Paolo Szot, and Mary Landrieu, Adding stops along your circuit To please the likes of Brian Urquhart, Wanda Sykes, William H. Macy, Robert Gates, and Lorraine Gracey.* This New Year's, dears, to beat the blues, We've booked a tiny guilt-free cruise: In distant parts like cool St. Bart's We'll bare our bods and warm our hearts; At Zürs or Vail we'll slip downtrail Betwixt Drew Brees and Milky Quayle; With Susan Boyle, the startled diva, We'll tan at Sanibel Captiva, Or linger in Himal'yan shadow With Sergey Brin and Rachel Maddow; Or, saving bucks, just grab a chair Downstairs from here, in drab Times Square. But sooner, friends, and by your leave You'll find us home this Christmas Eve, While kids and neighbors raise the fir And pleasing meetings reoccur. Look, there's Frank and Carla Bruni, Joe Girardi (not in uni), With Ethan Canin, midst the crush, Beside Claire Danes and Geoffrey Rush. Chamique Holdsclaw! Eric Holder! We've got some Mumm's that's growing colder, And now there's dancing—come and choose Bo or Björk, Penélope Cruz, Anna Paquin, Renzo Piano, Or Janet Napolitano: We'll glide about till dawn comes by, With Johnny Depp, Anita Desai, Donald Hall, Beverly D'Anne, and The Dalton Teachers Marching Band! This rhyme's run dry, our end is near; We'll see you guys same time next year, With these weary thoughts refitted And names of friends so far omitted. A happy new year, if you can, And if not, then just stick to plan; Christmas lifts us by design, And peace on earth's the bottom line. *Correction, December 17, 2009: Lorraine Gracey's name was misspelled. Roger Angell, a senior editor and a staff writer, has contributed to The New Yorker since 1944, and became a fiction editor in 1956. 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(The annual playoff vs BCS debate begins ... now)
Tommy Tuberville, who just might be my favorite coach outside of the Big 10, took some jabs at the NCAA along with stating his case that the only way for an SEC school to become a part of the championship game would be through a playoff system.
He's probably right. With OSU and USC at #1 and #2 in a lot of polls and the critical Harris poll, Auburn might be on the outside looking in for the second time in three years. With 5 teams in the top 13, the SEC is loaded and is easily the best conference this year, if not most years, and the top teams will bludgeon each other before conference play is over. I would go on a limb and say an undefeated SEC team this year would be the most deserving team for a BCS National Championship game ever, but will probably not be playing in Glendale, Arizona on January 8th.
This underscores the need for a playoff rather than a Bowl Championship Series. We debated this on FanIQ back in June and both sides of the fence made some good arguments for and against a playoff determining the national champion. Here's a plan I mentioned then, that would give us the greatest football weekend in the history of sports.
"Imagine this though. Don't shorten the season any, keep all the existing, smaller bowls as they are and have a 16-team playoff begin on New Year's Eve. 8 of the existing bowls (Rose, Fiesta, Orange, Sugar, Cap One, Cotton, Gator, Outback) would be in on the new playoffs.
On New Year's Eve and New Year's Day, the Cap One, Cotton, Gator, and Outback bowls would host a first round game each day. Two games for each venue, played on the two days. The winners from each game would move on to one of the four other bowls (Rose, Fiesta, Orange, Sugar) and play each other for Round 2.
Round 2 (one week later) would have the elite 8 playing in the four "BCS" bowls to determine the final Four.
Round 3 (semifinals, a week later) 2 of the 4 BCS bowls would host another game (this would rotate every year like the nat. champ game does now).
Championship - Another of the BCS bowls would host the National Championship game...rotated like the semifinals. The kicker here is that the timing would coincide with the week off between the NFL conference championships and the super bowl. That dead week where we have nothing to do but anticipate the Superbowl. Fill it with the National Championship game instead.
Or...even better, give the college guys an extra week of rest also and play the National Championship game the day before the Super Bowl and declare the entire weekend a national holiday. Tell your wives and kids that you'll see them on Monday and enjoy the greatest weekend of football ever.
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Essay excerpt: Are dietary choices really "personal"?
From an essay in the Washington Post by James E. McWilliams, an associate professor of history at Texas State University at San Marcos.
I gave a talk in South Texas recently on the environmental virtues of a vegetarian diet. As you might imagine, the reception was chilly. In fact, the only applause came during the Q&A period when a member of the audience said that my lecture made him want to go out and eat even more meat. "Plus," he added, "what I eat is my business — it's personal."
I've been writing about food and agriculture for more than a decade. Until that evening, however, I'd never actively thought about this most basic culinary question: Is eating personal?
We know more than we've ever known about the innards of the global food system. We understand that food can both nourish and kill. We know that its production can both destroy and enhance our environment. We know that farming touches every aspect of our lives — the air we breathe, the water we drink, and the soil we need.
So it's hard to avoid concluding that eating cannot be personal. What I eat influences you. What you eat influences me. Our diets are deeply, intimately and necessarily political.
This realization changes everything for those who avoid meat. As a vegetarian I've always felt the perverse need to apologize for my dietary choice. It inconveniences people. It smacks of self-righteousness. It makes us pariahs at dinner parties. But the more I learn about the negative impact of meat production, the more I feel that it's the consumers of meat who should be making apologies.
I think I probably disagree with McWilliams on a number of issues (according to the reviews on his Amazon page, he doesn't believe in organic farming and thinks GMO is just fine), but on this I think he's right. Sometimes the personal really is political.
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Train Travels At Over 300mph
Posted by cheatah55 on Jun. 25, 2011
Posted by cheatah55 on Jun. 25, 2011
This is a prototype, not a production model.
The US of A: third world infrastructures with a first world ego.
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Los Angles to New York- 7 hours with Train Travels at Over 300mph. not bad.
500k?! ye ha!
We have jets that do 500.
I agree with JimmyNow23 at 300 mph kiss your ass goodbye stupid foreigners
Wow, a train? Really? What are you 6 years old. Go play soccer or something you fvcking puss-y!! And feel free to come on over to Chicago and talk shit on USA!!
Imagine running that train on Kim Kardashian. Now, that's something I can stand behind!
And why do I need to travel at 300 mph? I'll still have to wait for the %$% bus when I arrive at the train station to get where I'm going!
america: mexico brazil hondura canada peru .... ect it also includes usa... you guys are idiots they have those trains just usa doesnt and brazilian arent fat... usa has bunch of fat people if thats what you are all refering too...
in America we have quick draws and boats that do wheelies! ftw!
they should make one of these that goes to vegas lol
I have one of these in my backyard
lol how are the japanese SO awesome.
yes I wanna ride that train.......I've always wanted to crash at 300 mph
What a waste of money. I prefer driving my BIG SUV at 55 enjoying some cool tunes in privacy. Love the Liberty.
hey wait my stop is was there wtf
The Japanese signs clearly indicate this is in the USA.
500 kmh = 310 mph. Since when is that well above 300mph? FML break is stupid.
I think Biden has the right idea with the new rail proposal.. Watch all the repubs downvote me.
Most of those outside shots weren't at 300mph think one was only close.
You'd think it was dangerous to drive three experimental trains that close to each other.
Why its not used in the US? Because it doesn't make money, it loses money. You will never recoup the cost of making it with train fairs. Never. So in the world of brains its the US 5,028,292 vs World 0.
Wow, i guess all the Europeans hating on the U.S. forget that they would all be goose stepping and speaking German if it wasn't for us "fat americans."
it looks fast cuz of the shape
Americans may be overweight, but we'd still kick your 3rd world countries ass.
After reading through these comments, I can see there is much ignorance and hate. I'm an American, and have traveled to 42 countries mostly in Europe, Asia, and the Americas. I've seen fatties everywhere I've went, and to be honest everyone believes what they see on TV. You trust your news stations to be honest and hold integrity, but in fact, they want you to watch for ratings and will say anything under the sun for these rating. The same goes with the Internet, newspapers, so on and so forth. I'm not gonn
It's useless, give it all up.
Train wasn't made in US, so it won't crash.
ha that's the same thing I wuz thinking. it's all awesome and shit until you crash. lol
I think you need to pull Beck's d!ck from your ass.
Why would repubs vote you down? I know I enjoy watching you make an fool of yourself by following a complete idiot like Biden.
A nother good invention of Americunt. It's all about money. That is why the world is moving backwards...
it wont make money in the us, because the fat ppl will make it go to slow.
Not everything has to make money. It's called a public service.
....but why let facts get in the way of a good story.
The British Navy also fought in the Pacific.
How about our second front in the Pacific? Japan had one of the biggest Navies in the world. And it (the pacific front) is known for having some of the bloodiest battles. (my point is that we too, like the Germans, were fighting on two fronts)
Would like to see Americans defeat Germany on its own. Hate the Russians, but they are tho ones who kept Germans busy when you where fighting with 16 year old kids in France.
How do you figure that? The US joined the war in 1941 and it went on until 1945. You guys were just one of many countries involved. In fact the only time you went to war without any European help you got your butts kicked by a tiny Asian nation.
Not me, the country. BTW there are still a lot of WW2 vets alive. They did save your country's ass, and they do deserve your respect and gratitude.
Yeah, like im gonna give you cred for something that happened before you were born! Are you insane?
3rd world countries are > america
That is the correct term fella. Obese people everywhere in every corner of the world.
'I have seen fatties...' as spoken by an ignorant American.


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We realize that all these different firmware options for various different Galaxy S3 smartphones might be a little confusing, so we thought we'd spell out just what you have to do if you want to manually install the latest official Samsung firmware version of Android 4.4 KitKat on your Galaxy S3 rather than wait around for the carrier rollout to happen.
Because it only takes one over the air update for a very nice person to make it available for everyone, as soon as the firmware is available for your model you can put it on your phone yourself rather than waiting for the carrier batching process which may have you waiting for weeks or even months to see the latest Android version. There's nothing dodgy about doing it this way either: Samsung even provides you with the tools to do it.
The updating process can be handled using two different tools. Samsung Kies is a manual updater that simply lets you push the latest firmware to your device rather than wait for the OTA. Because there's no guesswork involved it's super easy and straightforward. Simply plug your Galaxy S3 into your computer with a USB cable and let Kies do the rest. It will identify what firmware version you currently have and what the latest available version is. If there's new firmware available via Kies you can flash it and that's all there is to it. Odin is another manual updating tool that we'll use for this tutorial.
Updating with Odin
First up, you need to know your S3's model number: this is super easy to find (see above), just go to Settings and About Phone and you'll see your model number listed. This is really important as each individual model has different firmware. Trying to flash the wrong firmware could brick your device, especially if you have a carrier locked S3. In the US it's easy, because each carrier branded version has an easily recognizable model number. International S3's have the same model number but many different carriers. The difference is that technically you can flash any international firmware on any international S3. Note: the images below are for illustration purposes only, the information in the screen grabs may not be relevant to you and your device!
Once you know your model number you can visit Sam Mobile's firmware page and enter your model number to find the latest official firmware for your device. Look for your carrier in brackets after your country. It's safest to flash your specific carrier's firmware (make sure you have the right model number!) but not totally essential. The main difference is carrier bloatware but you could also encounter some issues with frequencies for the radio etc. It's better to be safe than sorry though. Some countries do not have any carrier-specific firmware, just a generic one. Once you've found your firmware just download it to your computer. If you're wondering what all the numbers and letters in the firmware mean, here's how to make sense of your Samsung firmware number.
Next, you need a tool called Odin. Odin simply lets you push firmware to your device, including custom ROMs. It can also be used to downgrade to previous firmware, but this process has been made much harder since Android 4.3 and the introduction of Samsung Knox. The process is simple: connect your Galaxy S3 in Download Mode to your computer and wait until Odin recognizes the connection, enter some information about the firmware and hit Start. Before we go into the step by step instructions, it's important that you back up any important data before proceeding, as you will lose your data in this process. If you're at all paranoid about your SD card or SIM card, just remove them before proceeding.
What you need to do
1. Make sure you have the correct firmware for your model number and carrier.
2. Download Odin, unzip it and open the program.
3. Make sure your Galaxy S3 has USB Debugging enabled in Developer Options. If you do not have access to this settings area already, go to Settings > About Phone and tap the build number repeatedly until the option is enabled. Make sure your device has at least 75% battery remaining.
4. Restart your Galaxy S3 in Download Mode: turn it off, then press and hold Volume Down, Home and Power until you see the Warning screen with the yellow triangle. From here press volume up to access Download Mode (aka Odin Mode).
5. Connect your S3 to your computer with a USB cable and wait for Odin to recognize it. If nothing happens, you may need to manually install Samsung drivers and then try again.
6. Click the PDA button (in Odin v3.07) or AP (in Odin v3.09) and navigate to the tar.md5 file in the firmware you downloaded.
7. Make sure repartition is not checked in Odin (Auto Reboot and F.Reset Time are ok).
8. Click start and wait until the process completes. Do not disconnect your device from your computer. You will see a Pass message and your S3 will reboot. Don't panic if it takes a little while. If you wait a long time you may be stuck in a boot loop. To get out of this you can re-flash the firmware again or do a factory reset using the hardware buttons. If you have issues, head to our forum for assistance.


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Captain Marvel and Patriot, looking AWESOME and someone Benedict Cumberbatched the photo.
Photo by AS aka Wren in 2014 and it belongs to me. For more go to giantblackalbatross.tumblr.com. I don't know the models, but I'd love to add credits.
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According to radiola's post in "10.4: Avoid a Process Completed error in Terminal" that bug is fixed in zsh 4.2.5.
What's always kept me from migrating to zsh is the way it displays completions and certain other "pre-finished" command output underneath the current input prompt/line. I still prefer the traditional style of displaying the text, then redrawing the prompt/input line underneath that. Otherwise my mind gets tricked into thinking that completion text is output from the command I haven't actually finished typing yet. It's easier just comparing the styles yourself than it is for me to explain their differences. :-)
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|29 Aug 2012
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Computer won't boot with new Seagate Barracuda drive as secondary drv
Using Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit. W/ASUS P7P55D Deluxe board Very stable and non buggy.
Computer was running great with multiple drives. I substituted one of my 1TB drives with a brand new Seagate 3 TB drive. With the new drive hooked up, the computer will not boot and gives a message that there is no hard drive detected, put media in and hit the key. (something to that effect).
If I enter the bios in the condition, it shows all the drives in their correct order and the boot sequence is the first hard drive, CD, etc. It has detected the new drive as drive #3.
But it will not boot.
But, if I disconnect the new drive (power and SATA connector), the compute will boot up fine.
I have checked all the connectors ad they seem fine.
Is there something about the sequence in which the SATA connectors have to be connected?
I am mystified.
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Sometimes the sequence can be critical. can you check to see that the original HDD is plugged into SATA port 0? If not, try that to see if it works.
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