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A super long pinkie nail. Derived from the term used by druggies to sniff coke.
Hey....I just broke my coke nail...I was really liking it too.
dari Blackmeowcat Rabu, 14 Juli 2004
Coke Nail- oh yeah. snort it up.
A term used to refer a long pinky nail for coke addicts sniffing coke
Damn it my coke nail broke!
dari DizzyLizzy Kamis, 08 Februari 2007
When a person has one significantly longer fingernail on one or both hand(s), most often the pinkie nail, which is used for scooping up powder cocaine and snorting it. This is known as doing a bump. The nail becomes the vessel as opposed to needing an item to snort a line of coke through; ie, a straw, rolled up dollar bill, etc...
Did you see the coke nails on that guy?
dari Neuroscience Geek Jum'at, 23 Agustus 2013
Someones pinky nail grown-out long in order to snort cocaine
The criminal seemed to have a coke-nail
dari cheese man123 Rabu, 27 Juli 2005
When someone has at least one abnormally long fingernail (usually the pinky) on each hand. Though it is not usually stated, it is assumed to be a substitution for a straw, rolled-up dollar bill, etc. for snorting cocaine.
Guy 1: Man, I wanna do some blow, but I'm outta straws and cash.
Guy 2: I got ya, scro! That's what my coke nails are for!
Guy 2: I got ya, scro! That's what my coke nails are for!
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BEAVERTON, OR -- (Marketwire) -- 02/07/13 -- Act-On Software, a leading provider of cloud-based integrated marketing automation software, today announced that it has been named to the Forbes "America's Most Promising Companies" list. Ranked at number 82, Act-On Software is among a list of one hundred U.S.-based, privately held, high-growth companies with bright futures. Announced February 6, the complete list of companies can be found on the Forbes website.
Over the course of six months Forbes reviewed thousands of applications from companies vying for a place on this list. Forbes created a holistic gauge of young, privately held companies by calibrating their trajectories based on a variety of business factors. The final assessment was based on growth (both in sales and hiring), quality of management team and investors, margins, market size and key partnerships.
"We are honored to be named to Forbes' Most Promising Companies list," said Raghu Raghavan, CEO of Act-On Software. "This accolade is a great testament to the dedication of Act-On employees, a superior product, a vibrant customer and partner ecosystem and a large growing market -- all of which have contributed to the success of the company."
Companies of all sizes turn to Act-On to execute multi-channel, online demand generation and lead nurturing campaigns by automating critical marketing tasks and providing rich analytics and reports in real-time. Act-On's over 1,400 customers range in size from small and mid-size businesses to departments of large enterprises across all major industry verticals such as technology, manufacturing, healthcare and finance. To learn more, please visit www.act-on.com.
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ARMONK, N.Y., Nov. 20, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- IBM (NYSE: IBM) today announced that it is bringing a greater level of control, security and flexibility to cloud-based application development and delivery with a single-tenant version of Bluemix, IBM's
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We're getting into the holiday season and that means traditional feasts with all the trimmings, and everything topped with gravy. Yum! Here is a recipe for a delicious vegetarian version of the must-have topping in a holiday meal.
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Pronunciation: /ˈriɡ(ə)lər /
Definition of wriggler in English:
1A person or thing that wriggles.
1.1A wriggling animalcule or the larva of a mosquito. Also called wiggler.
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- We know them by many names: grub (beetles, bees, wasps), maggot, caterpillar (butterflies, moths), and wriggler (mosquitoes).
- The larvae, called wrigglers, feed in the water for a week or so, then pupate for only a few days before emerging as adults.
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itwbennett writes Tests on the latest version of Adobe System's e-reader software shows the company is now collecting less data following a privacy-related dustup last month, according to the Electronic Frontier Foundation. Adobe was criticized in early October after it was discovered Digital Editions collected metadata about e-books on a device, even if the e-books did not have DRM. Those logs were also sent to Adobe in plain text. Digital Editions version 4.0.1 appears to only collect data on e-books that have DRM (Digital Rights Management), writes Cooper Quintin, a staff technologist with the EFF.
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jones_supa writes Now that the PC gaming community has grown very large, it has become only a matter of hours before the copy protection of a major AAA title is cracked and put up for download after its official release, or sometimes, even before. However, it looks like CI Games is having great luck with its recently launched next-gen video game known as Lords of the Fallen, as its PC DRM still remains uncracked now after 3 days of release. The DRM solution that the game uses comes from a copyright protection company known as Denuvo, and it is apparently the same one that has been used in FIFA 15, which is also yet uncracked. While this DRM has kept the game from being pirated until now, it has also been speculated that this solution is supposedly the main cause behind several in-game bugs and crashes that are affecting users' gameplay experience. To improve stability, the developer is working on a patch that is aimed at fixing all performance issues. It remains officially unconfirmed if the new DRM solution is really causing all the glitches.
187 comments | about three weeks ago
An anonymous reader writes: For over two years there's been a Freedreno driver project that's been reverse-engineering Qualcomm's Adreno graphics hardware. Freedreno consists of both a user-space Gallium3D driver providing OpenGL / OpenGL ES support and a DRM/KMS kernel driver to replace Qualcomm's open-source kernel driver designed just around Android's needs. The community-based, reverse-engineering Freedreno driver project is finally paying off and gaining critical momentum with Qualcomm now contributing to the driver. QuIC through the Aurora Forum provided Adreno A4xx hardware support to the Freedreno MSM kernel driver.
19 comments | about a month ago
An anonymous reader writes Mozilla and Humble Bundle announced a new package that features award-winning indie best-sellers for which gamers can choose how much they want to pay. Naturally called the Humble Mozilla Bundle, the package consists of eight games that have been ported to the Web. The first five games (Super Hexagon, AaaaaAAaaaAAAaaAAAAaAAAAA!!! for the Awesome, Osmos, Zen Bound 2, and Dustforce DX) can cost you whatever you want. The next two (Voxatron and FTL: Faster Than Light) can be had if you beat the average price for the bundle. You can pay $8 or more to receive all of the above, plus the last game, Democracy 3. Previously, all of these indie games were available only on PC or mobile. Now they all work in browsers on Windows, Mac, and Linux without having to install any plugins.
67 comments | about a month and a half ago
An anonymous reader writes: AMD is moving forward with their plans to develop a new open-source Linux driver model for their Radeon and FirePro graphics processors. Their unified Linux driver model is moving forward, albeit slightly different compared to what was planned early this year. They're now developing a new "AMDGPU" kernel driver to power both the open and closed-source graphics components. This new driver model will also only apply to future generations of AMD GPUs. Catalyst is not being open-sourced, but will be a self-contained user-space blob, and the DRM/libdrm/DDX components will be open-source and shared. This new model is more open-source friendly, places greater emphasis on their mainline kernel driver, and should help Catalyst support Mir and Wayland.
56 comments | about a month and a half ago
New submitter stasike writes: Nate at the-digital-reader.com reports that Adobe is spying on any computer that runs Digital Editions 4, the newest version of Adobe's Epub app. They are collecting data about what users are reading, and they're also searching users' computers for e-book files and sending that information too. That includes books not indexed in DE4. All of the data is sent in clear text. This is just another example of DRM going south.
150 comments | about a month and a half ago
An anonymous reader writes: A U.S. district judge ruled last week that a decade-old antitrust lawsuit regarding Apple's FairPlay DRM can move forward to a jury trial (PDF). The plaintiffs claim that in 2004, when "Real Networks launched a new version of RealPlayer that competed with iTunes," Apple issued an update to iTunes that prevented users from using their iPods to play songs obtained from RealPlayer. Real Networks updated its compatibility software in 2006, and Apple introduced a new version of iTunes that also rendered Real Networks's new update ineffective. The plaintiffs reason that they were thus "locked in" to Apple's platform, and as a result "Apple was able to overcharge its customers to the tune of tens of millions of dollars". If the plaintiffs succeed, media content purchased online may go the way of CDs and be playable on competing devices.
135 comments | about 2 months ago
An anonymous reader writes Microsoft's Trustworthy Computing Group is headed for the axe, and its responsibilities will be taken over either by the company's Cloud & Enterprise Division or its Legal & Corporate Affairs group. Microsoft's disbanding of the group represents a punctuation mark in the industry's decades-long conversation around trusted computing as a concept. The security center of gravity is moving away from enterprise desktops to cloud and mobile and 'things,' so it makes sense for this security leadership role to shift as well. According to a company spokesman, an unspecified number of jobs from the group will be cut. Also today, Microsoft has announced the closure of its Silicon Valley lab. Its research labs in Redmond, New York, and Cambridge (in Massachusetts) will pick up some of the closed lab's operations.
99 comments | about 2 months ago
Squiff writes U2 and Apple are apparently collaborating on a new, "interactive format for music," due to launch in "about 18 months." (A direct interview is available at Time, but paywalled.) Bono said the new tech "can't be pirated" and will re-imagine the role of album artwork. Marco Arment has some suitably skeptical commentary: "Full albums are as interesting to most people today as magazines. Single songs and single articles killed their respective larger containers. ... This alleged new format will cost a fortune to produce: people have to take the photos, design the interactions, build the animations, and make the deals with Apple. Bono's talking point about helping smaller bands is ridiculous ... There's nothing Apple or Bono can do to make people care enough about glorified liner notes. People care about music and convenience, period. As for "music that can't be pirated", I ask again, what decade is this? That ship has not only sailed long ago, but has circled the world hundreds of times, sunk, been dragged up, turned into a tourist attraction, went out of business, and been gutted and retrofitted as a more profitable oil tanker."
358 comments | about 2 months ago
An anonymous reader writes: Multiplayer modes used to be an extra part of most games — an optional addition that the developers could build (or not) as they saw fit. These days, it's different: many games are marketed under the illusion of being single-player, when their focus has shifted to an almost mandatory multiplayer mode. (Think always-online DRM, and games as services.) It's not that this is necessarily bad for gameplay — it's that design patterns are shifting, and if you don't like multiplayer, you're going to have a harder time finding games you do like.
The article's author uses a couple recent major titles as backdrop for the discussion: "With both Diablo III and Destiny, I'm not sure where and how to attribute my enjoyment. Yes, the mechanics of both are sound, but given the resounding emptiness felt when played solo, perhaps the co-op element is compensating. I'd go so far as to argue games can be less mechanically compelling, so long as the multiplayer element is engaging. The thrill of barking orders at friends can, in a way, cover design flaws. I hem and haw on the quality of each game's mechanics because the co-op aspect literally distracted me from engaging with them to some degree."
292 comments | about 2 months ago
Jon Aldama is the Product Marketing Manager for Enea A.B., but he prides himself on being a developer first and a marketer second -- a point he stresses early in today's video. Enea is behind Operating System Embedded, whose Wikipedia page, some say, "appears to be written like an advertisement," which an unkind person could also say about the Enea A.B. Wikipedia page. In any case, Enea works with the Linux Foundation's Yocto Project workgroup, whose main webpage says, "It's not an embedded Linux distribution – it creates a custom one for you." This is all open source, which Jon says is a big corporate principle at Enea -- and he should know, since his previous job was as an Open Source Compliance Officer and Software Analyst at Ericsson. (Alternate Video Link)
27 comments | about 3 months ago
kierny writes After first appearing on multiple Russian cybercrime boards, a list of 5 million Google account usernames — which of course double as email usernames — are circulating via file-sharing sites. Experts say the information most likely didn't result from a hack of any given site, including Google, but was rather amassed over time, likely via a number of hacks of smaller sites, as well as via malware infections. Numerous commenters who have found their email addresses included in the list of exposed credentials say the included password appears to date from at least three years ago, if not longer. That means anyone who's changed their Google/Gmail password in the last three years is likely safe from account takeover.
203 comments | about 3 months ago
Via Engadget comes news that GOG, the DRM-free game store platform, has launched a DRM-free movie store. The initial set of movies are gamer oriented, and you won't find major studio releases (yet, and not for a lack of trying on the part of GOG). From GOG: Our goal is to offer you cinema classics as well as some all-time favorite TV series with no DRM whatsoever, for you to download and keep on your hard drive or stream online whenever you feel like it. We talked to most of the big players in the movie industry and we often got a similar answer: "We love your ideas, but we do not want to be the first ones. We will gladly follow, but until somebody else does it first, we do not want to take the risk". DRM-Free distribution is not a concept their lawyers would accept without hesitation.
We kind of felt that would be the case and that it's gonna take patience and time to do it, to do it, to do it right. That's quite a journey ahead of us, but every gamer knows very well that great adventures start with one small step. So why not start with something that feels very familiar? We offer you a number of gaming and Internet culture documentaries - all of them DRM-Free, very reasonably priced, and presenting some fascinating insight into topics close to a gamer's heart. Videos are mostly 1080p (~8GB for a 90 minute film) and can be acquired for about $6. They're using h.264/mp4 and not VP9/Matroska, but you can't have everything ;). If you don't want to download that much data, it looks like all of the videos are also available in 720p and 576p.
126 comments | about 2 months ago
SpzToid writes Following up an earlier story here on Slashdot, now Xiaomi has apologized for collecting private data from its customers. From the article: "Xiaomi Inc said it had upgraded its operating system to ensure users knew it was collecting data from their address books after a report by a computer security firm said the Chinese budget smartphone maker was taking personal data without permission. The privately held company said it had fixed a loophole in its cloud messaging system that had triggered the unauthorized data transfer and that the operating system upgrade had been rolled out on Sunday. The issue was highlighted last week in a blog post by security firm F-Secure Oyg. In a lengthy blogpost on Google Plus, Xiaomi Vice President Hugo Barra apologized for the unauthorized data collection and said the company only collects phone numbers in users' address books to see if the users are online."
64 comments | about 3 months ago
An anonymous reader writes "Beginning with the Chrome 38 Beta it's now possible to watch Netflix without any Wine/Silverlight plug-ins but will work natively using Chrome's DRM-HTML5 video capabilities with Netflix. The steps just involve using the latest beta of Chrome and an HTTP user-agent switcher to tell Netflix you're a Windows Chrome user, due to Netflix arbitrarily blocking the Linux build."
201 comments | about 4 months ago
dotarray (1747900) writes By now, everybody should know that if something looks too good to be true, it probably is. Let's apply that to EA, shall we? The publisher is giving away copies of The Sims 2: Ultimate Collection, for free... and not mentioning that it includes the controversial SecuROM anti-piracy software. Nobody likes SecuROM.
234 comments | about 4 months ago
For years, Good Old Games has made a business out of selling classic PC game titles completely free of DRM. Today they announced that their platform now supports Linux. They said, We've put much time and effort into this project and now we've found ourselves with over 50 titles, classic and new, prepared for distribution, site infrastructure ready, support team trained and standing by ... We're still aiming to have at least 100 Linux games in the coming months, but we've decided not to delay the launch just for the sake of having a nice-looking number to show off to the press. ... Note that we've got many classic titles coming officially to Linux for the very first time, thanks to the custom builds prepared by our dedicated team of penguin tamers. ... For both native Linux versions, as well as special builds prepared by our team, GOG.com will provide distro-independent tar.gz archives and support convenient DEB installers for the two most popular Linux distributions: Ubuntu and Mint, in their current and future LTS editions.
81 comments | about 4 months ago
Bennett Haselton writes My LG Optimus F3Q was the lowest-end phone in the T-Mobile store, but a cheap phone is supposed to suck in specific ways that make you want to upgrade to a better model. This one is plagued with software bugs that have nothing to do with the cheap hardware, and thus lower one's confidence in the whole product line. Similar to the suckiness of the Stratosphere and Stratosphere 2 that I was subjected to before this one, the phone's shortcomings actually raise more interesting questions — about why the free-market system rewards companies for pulling off miracles at the hardware level, but not for fixing software bugs that should be easy to catch. Read below to see what Bennett has to say.
291 comments | about 4 months ago
Nate the greatest (2261802) writes "Details are still scarce but it looks like Amazon is going to be launching a competitor to Scribd and Oyster. Earlier today new pages leaked on the Amazon website which mentioned Kindle Unlimited, a new subscription ebook service. The pages were quickly removed, but not before we got some screenshots. If the screenshots are to be believed Kindle Unlimited is going to offer a catalog of over 600,000 titles for $9.99 a month. The news hasn't been confirmed by Amazon but those pages were seen by a number of authors and bloggers, including indie authors who confirmed that the new service is mentioned in their sales reports."
87 comments | about 4 months ago
First time accepted submitter gunner_von_diamond writes with news about a deal between the creators of South Park and Hulu. If you're a fan of South Park, you better be a fan of Hulu as well. Specifically, Hulu Plus. The creators of the funny, foul-mouthed animated TV show have signed a deal with the online streaming service. Valued at more than $80 million, the three-year deal grants Hulu exclusive rights to stream the 240+ episode back catalog of South Park in addition to all new episodes (as soon as they've aired on Comedy Central). "This is a natural partnership for us. We are excited that the entire library will be available on Hulu and that the best technology around will power South Park Digital Studios," said creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone, in a statement.
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Project: Mayhem Shoes
"The first rule of Project Mayhem is that you do not ask questions…" this may be my new teaching mantra I am considering calling my custom footwear "Mayhem Shoes" (at least until Chuck Palahniuk's space monkey lawyers make me stop). … Continue reading
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Mid-Cut Huaraches From Tuxpan, Jalisco
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Tuxpan in Southern Jalisco is a small town well known for its Tacos "Tuxpenos" and less known for its unique Mid-Cut Huarache style. That being nowadays said their is so little demand for the Tuxpan…
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Ghillie Making at Winter Count 2014
One of the many things taught at Winter Count this year was shoe making in the form of carbatina or ghillies. These are relatively simple shoes notable for their one piece construction and generally involve very little sewing. I am … Continue reading
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Irish Brogues and Other Simple Shoes
It's time for new shoes. After a soon-to-be-finished commission for a leather satchel, I intend to dive into a brogue-making project in the style of 19th century Ireland. This basic design certainly dates back much further than this as shown … Continue reading
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Another Huarache Design
I like the closed, round toes on this one. From http://huaracheblog.wordpress.com/.
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Handmade shoe links
Handmade and bespoke shoes have become an interest of mine over the years. Starting with moccasins and graduating to other variation led me to the realization that even with a great deal of leather and sewing experience, shoemaking is a … Continue reading
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Finish the Left, Start the Right
The left, as it is, finished. A great learning project. The pattern making is slowly improving. Stitching down the sole. Turning the upper. Drying before finishing the upper. Next will be attaching the outer sole and heel.
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Winter Count 2011
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Turnshoes Finished
Finally "finished" enough. Rubbed down with a "tea" of walnut juice, worn dry, and oiled. I already know the modifications needed for the next pair.
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"We will finally reach a consensus about a choice for the presidency that satisfies all parties," Abu Faour said during a visit to the Lady of Salvation Diocese of Zahle.
Abu Faour called on the political forces to end the bickering over a presidential candidate and try to reach a breakthrough in the crisis.
"The political forces should focus efforts on ending ambiguity and the waste of time and open up to consensual presidential choices," he said.
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An old restaurant with a new twistBy Erin Mansfield
Correspondent | March 17,2014Anthony Edwards / Staff Photo
From left, Kristin Guitar, Kyle McQuarrie and Vicky Guitar, owners of the recently re-opened Qus Whistle Stop Restaurant in Clarendon, prepare to serve a customers order on Sunday.The old Whistle Stop Restaurant in North Clarendon is open again, filling a void and giving a new entrepreneur a chance to show everyone what shes made of.
Vicky Guitar, owner of the former Qus Breakfast and Burgers on Strongs Avenue in Rutland, has taken over the old establishment and combined her eight signature burgers from Rutland with Clarendons quaint railroad depot in hopes of creating her own legacy.
The 24-seat restaurant, which opened last month, is called Qus Whistle Stop Restaurant, and she said she could not be happier with the new location.
All Ive ever done is run restaurants for other people, said Guitar, a 52-year-old veteran of the restaurant business who has been in Vermont since 1998. I felt definitely qualified to make it on my own.
The people here have been very nice, she added.
We love it here, said Sue Wildman, 58, of Cuttingsville. Its close to home. We dont have to go all the way into Rutland.
She and her husband have been at the restaurant to sit in the 1950s-style booths two to three days per week since it re-opened. Her husband, Bruce, said he loves the baked goods.
Business in Rutland was tough, she said, adding that it was hard to pinpoint exactly what be it competition or location made her diner difficult to keep afloat.
There wasnt a lot of parking, she said of her old location. There were people who would say, We were going to stop by, but there was nowhere to park.
The new establishment not only has its own parking lot, but is a stones throw from the historic Rutland Railroads East Clarendon stop, built circa 1914. Wanda Webster, the Whistle Stops original owner, moved the depot building to the other side of the railroad tracks, put a foundation underneath it, and added a caboose to serve as a snack bar in the summer, according to Wildman.
We used to come here when Wanda owned it, said Vicki Seward, 48, of East Wallingford. It was closed for one to two years.
The building was eventually sold in a foreclosure auction for $70,000 in August 2013, which was less than half of the buildings assessed value of $155,000 at the time.
Guitar decided to lease the new property and move her business in hopes of combining the Whistle Stops established facility and name recognition with her customer base in Rutland City.
Megan Smith, state Department of Tourism commissioner, said thats a great idea, especially for visitors to the area who are looking for restaurants using social media like Yelp or Tripadvisor.
In this new movement of really good food, their local clientele will follow them, she added. People are demanding good food, and theyre telling their friends.
You have to have something for everybody, Smith said. You have to have affordable kind of niche items.
Guitars 7-ounce burgers include everything from buffalo to Southwest style, and are available on gluten-free rolls, and sold at prices between $7.95 and $9.49.
People all know it. There are a lot of people in the surrounding towns who missed it, she said. A lot of our customers have followed us out here.
Guitar says she will extend dinner hours past 7 p.m. over time. She plans to open the attached caboose as a snack bar to serve ice cream and milkshakes when the weather warms up.
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MADISON, Wis. -- Severe sleep apnea nearly tripled the risk of death in a long-term study, but mortality rates were substantially lower in patients who used continuous positive airway pressure, researchers here said. more
ICAD: Monoclonal Antibody that Binds to Amyloid Found Safe in Alzheimer's
CHICAGO -- An investigational monoclonal antibody that binds to beta-amyloid was well tolerated by Alzheimer's patients in a 12-week phase II study that was too short to establish meaningful clinical efficacy endpoints. more
Gene Mutations Linked to Schizophrenia
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REYKJAVIK, Iceland -- Certain rare genetic deletions substantially increased the risk of schizophrenia, according to two independent genomic studies. more
ICAD: Investigational Alzheimer's Drug Found Beneficial in Extension Trial
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CHICAGO -- For patients with mild to moderate Alzheimer's disease, the investigational drug dimebon continued to show benefits and safety in a six-month, open-label extension of a placebo-controlled trial, researchers reported here. more
ICAD: IV Immunoglobulin Therapy Shows Early Signs of Efficacy in Alzheimer's
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CHICAGO -- Mild-to-moderate Alzheimer's disease can be safely and effectively treated with intravenous immunoglobulin (IVIG) therapy, according to preliminary results from a trial reported here. more
ICAD: Marriage May Protect Against Dementia
CHICAGO -- The give and take of marriage may be enough to stave off Alzheimer's disease and other cognitive impairment, a prospective population-based study suggested. more
ICAD: Post Hoc Analysis Finds Silver Lining in Bapineuzumab Failed Trial
CHICAGO -- Bapineuzumab, an investigational immunotherapy for Alzheimer's disease, did not slow cognitive decline for a majority of tested patients, but the agent may be effective in those with no genetic risk for dementia. more
ICAD: Biomarkers May Help Identify Pre-Clinical Alzheimer's
CHICAGO -- Several biomarkers may be useful in detecting the pre-clinical stages of Alzheimer's disease or in evaluating the effectiveness of therapies in development, researchers said here. more
ICAD: Tau-Targeted Therapy Slows Alzheimer's Progression for 19 Months
CHICAGO -- An old drug for urinary tract infections, methylene blue (Urolene Blue), may hold the key to a therapy that can slow the progress of Alzheimer's disease for as long as 19 months, researchers here reported. more


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November 24, 2014
Kuali Coeus Functional Council votes toeEngage with KualiCo for product development leadership. KualiCo
The Kuali Foundation announced that the Kuali Coeus Functional Council has voted to engage with KualiCo for product development leadership. KualiCo is a new company that delivers cloud-based software for higher education. Kuali Coeus is a modular suite of open source research administration software designed specifically for higher education and delivered via the cloud by KualiCo.
Change in leadership at Equinox. Equinox Software
Equinox Software announced that Mike Rylander has been selected by the Equinox Board of Directors as President of the company. In addition to being a co-founder of Equinox, Rylander is one of the original developers of the Evergreen open source integrated library system. As the architect of Equinox's new Sequoia services platform, Rylander stated that he is excited to take the helm and drive Equinox forward with a focus on Sequoia and its added-value components, AIM and Idea Lab.
EBSCO Discovery Service selected by 25 Russian and Belarusian universities. EBSCO Information Services
EBSCO Discovery Service from EBSCO Information Services is now being used by more universities and academic institutions in Russia and Belarus. To date, 25 institutions have chosen EDS as their discovery solution. Among the institutions that have implemented EDS in these two countries, the Central Scientific Library UB Russian Academy of Science and the Russian State Library are two of the most prominent. Full-text linking capabilities, EDS's simple point of access to all library resources, and an interface in Russian were common factors impacting these sites' decision to implement EDS.
State Library of Queensland selects Ex Libris Rosetta. Ex Libris
Ex Libris Group announced that State Library of Queensland has selected Ex Libris Rosetta to demonstrate management and preservation of its digital collections. Rosetta's unique end-to-end digital asset management and preservation framework will support the complete lifecycle of 'born digital' content—from ingest and acquisition through description to digital object management, preservation, and end user discovery. Rosetta would replace the Library's existing Ex Libris DigiTool installation, which was used up to now to manage its extensive digital, audio, and video collections.
November 21, 2014
Buy It Now available for HIP and e-Library users. SirsiDynix
SirsiDynix announced that Buy It Now is now available for all HIP and e-Library users. These users will now be able to buy books, movies, and more from outside retailers through their library's website or OPAC. As part of SirsiDynix's Community Funded Services, a portion of each Buy It Now purchase will be returned to the library, increasing revenue for libraries while providing increased buying options for patrons.
November 20, 2014
Backstage launches new Cataloging Preparation Service. Backstage Library Works
Librarians seeking a cost-effective method of preparing materials for Backstage cataloging have a new service at their disposal. Backstage's metadata and on-site services groups have joined forces to develop a program that provides on-site preparation of items for cataloging and, if desired, physical processing. The new service allows Backstage to send support staff into the library to prepare materials for cataloging in the most expeditious, cost-effective manner possible. Items can also be packed for transport to Backstage for physical processing. Technicians follow the library's material handling policies as outlined in a project profile. With Backstage's new cataloging preparation service, library staff are freed from hands-on involvement, allowing them more time for library activities and meeting the needs of their patrons.
ProQuest creates the first complete, digital trove of executive orders and presidential proclamations. ProQuest
ProQuest is enabling researchers to access a critical missing piece for understanding historic events with a first-ever complete, digital collection of Executive Orders and Presidential Proclamations. When complete, the collection will encompass more than 79,000 executive orders, proclamations, directives and policy statements by American presidents from Washington to Obama, bringing together disparate content and making it easy to discover and work with. ProQuest Executive Orders and Presidential Proclamations is part of and can be searched along with ProQuest's renowned and growing collection of U.S. government content, assembled within a technology architecture that improves research outcomes.
Pines and Plains Libraries goes live on CLiC AspenCat LibLime Koha Union Catalog. LibLime
The Pines and Plains Libraries, formerly known as the Elbert County Library District is now live on the AspenCat LibLime Koha union catalog for all collection and patron management services. With the addition of Pines and Plains Libraries, CLiC AspenCat union catalog now has nearly 600,000 bibliographic records and over one million items.
Arabic e-books from Al Manhal to be available for purchase via the EBSCO eBooks platform. EBSCO Information Services
EBSCO Information Services and Al Manhal have extended their partnership to add Al Manhal's diverse collection of e-books to EBSCO's collection. Al Manhal's extensive e-book collection will now be distributed worldwide via the EBSCO eBooks platform. A considerable expansion of Al Manhal's global reach, this new step will put its content onto the digital shelves of nearly all libraries worldwide. The announcement represents a major extension of the companies' partnership and will increase EBSCO's offering while greatly expanding global discovery of Al Manhal content.
Kuali Financial System Project Board votes to engage with KualiCo. KualiCo
The Kuali Foundation recently concluded Kuali Days 2014 in Indianapolis, Indiana, with the announcement that the Kuali Financial System Project Board has voted to engage with KualiCo for product development leadership. KualiCo is a new company that delivers cloud-based software for higher education. KFS is a modular, open source suite of financial
lynda.com Receives SIP2 Certification with TLC's CARL.X. The Library Corporation
The Library Corporation announced today that the lyndaLibrary suite of online learning resources from lynda.com is now SIP2-certified for the CARL•X Integrated Library System. CARL•X libraries that have purchased a subscription to lyndaLibrary's comprehensive collection of web-based training courses will now be able to offer their communities a full and seamless integration experience. Library patrons can link to the vast array of educational videos directly through CARL.X's LS2 PAC online catalog in the comfort of their own home, or anywhere with an internet connection.
November 19, 2014
Innovative News: 25 libraries go live on the Polaris ILS and the Sierra Library Services Platform in six-week period. Innovative Interfaces, Inc.
Innovative announced today that 25 libraries have gone live with the Polaris ILS or the Sierra Library Services Platform in a recent six-week period. This group of academic and public libraries span Australasia, Europe, the Middle East, North America, and Scandinavia.
Ex Libris releases Version 9.1 of Voyager. Ex Libris
Ex Libris announced the release of version 9.1 of the Voyager integrated library system. Deployed by over 1300 institutions around the world, Voyager now provides faster, more efficient processes for librarians that will enable them to dedicate more of their time to user needs.
November 18, 2014
Cengage Learning names New Chief Financial Officer. Cengage Learning
John Leahy has been appointed Chief Financial Officer for Cengage Learning, a leading global education company, to lead the Company's financial management team. Based in Boston, John will lead all financial activity for Cengage Learning and will report to the Chief Executive Officer Michael Hansen as part of the Executive Team, effective December 1st.
November 17, 2014
Largest public Library in Australasia upgrades to Sierra. Innovative Interfaces, Inc.
Innovative announced that Auckland Libraries (New Zealand) will upgrade to the Sierra Library Services Platform from Innovative's Millennium ILS. With over 470,000 registered card holders and 55 branches, it is the largest public library system in Australasia. Auckland Libraries holds 3.5 million items with an annual circulation of 17 million.
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Iggy Azalea's Yearbook Photo
Pop music fans were left speechless (in the best sort of way) when a vintage yearbook photo of Iggy Azalea surfaced on the Internet.
Pop music fans were left speechless (in the best sort of way) when a vintage yearbook photo of Iggy Azalea surfaced on the Internet.
Did Jay Z drop a hint that baby number two is on the way for him and Beyonce?
Music's biggest superstar couple performed their last two On the Run Tour shows in Paris, France this weekend. Concert attendees noticed that for the song 'Beach is Better,' Jay Z was heard changing the lyrics from "I replace it with another one" to "Cause she pregnant with another one."
Everyone knows that Kanye West is passionate when it comes to his concerts. So while performing in Sydney, Australia on his Yeezus Tour, Yeezy wanted make sure the entire crowd was on their feet, and didn't want to continue until they were. When he noticed a couple of fans were still in their seats, he called them out for not standing up.
Mayim Bialik took to her blog on Friday, Sept. 12, to criticize the overtly sexualized nature of today's advertising. One of the celebrities in her crosshairs? Ariana Grande.
A Houston-based rapper has come forward to confess that not only is he the one trying to sell a sex tape featuring him and Iggy Azalea, but that the tape is 100% real -- and that statements from Azalea's camp saying that she might have been underage are completely false.
Brace yourselves, Jelena supporters: Justin Bieber has confirmed that he and Selena Gomez are in a relationship again.
An opening segment featuring a Rihanna song was cut from the Baltimore Ravens' Thursday Night Football broadcast last night in light of the Ray Rice domestic violence incident.
Adult entertainment company Vivid Entertainment claims to have a sex tape of Iggy Azalea -- only the 'Fancy' rapper denies that it's of her.
Here are how some celebrities have chosen to express their remembrance of 9/11.
If Nicki Minaj's twerktastic 'Anaconda' video wasn't enough to break the internet, this might do it. Ellen DeGeneres parodied the iconic visual -- and it's absolutely amazing.
Intimate and personal. That's the only way to describe Andy Grammer's for-Channel 95.7-listeners-only concert at The B.O.B. on Wednesday night.
Performing in the ground-floor House of Music and Entertainment (H.O.M.E.), the 30-year-old "Keep Your Head Up" singer-guitarist engaged an audience of just more than 200 people in his first Grand Rapids performance.
Ariana Grande has announced her first headlining North American tour in support of her new album, 'My Everything.'


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i like it i would like it if i could animate like that it would be 5 stars but the mouths dont move but other than that its awsome and i love it
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Loved Jeff's laughing xD and if it's Jeff mascara runned or what...? c:
Idk lol. When I looked at pictures of him it looked like he was wearing crappy eye liner or some sort of mascara. So I exaggerated it lol.
interesting! but its kinda pshycho may scare kids! even if they shouldnt watch this! :P they will!
Thanks. For it being a dark comedy, it's meant to be psycho. If those kids watch it anyway and get scared, that's not my problem. The ratings are on this site for a reason. So if their parents get pissed at me for their kid being scared by this, it's not my problem. They can get over it lol.
not bad.... kinda funny
Thanks. There'll be people who might not understand all of the humor in the video and the animation itself.
there were a LOT of layering mistakes and the complete lack of lip syncing was hilariously distracting, do try harder next time
I didn't move the mouths for comedic effect, but I can understand how it can be bothersome. Thanks for the input.


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It's a hard knock life for Annie and the other orphans of Depression Era New York City, under the patronage of the wretched and scheming Miss Hannigan at the Hudson Street Orphanage.
One day, Annie's life is changed for ever when Grace, the beautiful assistant of the enigmatic millionaire Oscar (Daddy) Warbucks comes to ask for an orphan to stay at his mansion for the Christmas holidays.
This begins a wild and mad-cap adventure where Annie's bright and shining personality wins over the crochety business and teaches him the meaning of love, life and looking on the bright side.
'The greatest time of a Mormon kid's life is his mission,' sings Elder Kevin Price before finding out where and who with, his journey starts. But things are not as the handsome and pious Elder Price predicted, when he's paired up with the hapless Elder Cunningham and sent to...UGANDA! The adventure unfolds as Elder Price and Elder Cunningham try to preach The Book Of Mormon to a community blighted by disease and ruled by an evil War Lord, they learn about themselves, the true meaning of friendship and what religion ultimately means to them.
The Nebraska Theatre Caravan's production of A Christmas Carol is a celebrated adaptation of Charles Dickens' classic Christmas tale. Created by Charles Jones, this thrilling production is alive with colorful costumes and sets, and features moving renditions of some of the world's favorite holiday songs.
This production of A Christmas Carol has been created specifically to appeal to the whole family, young and old, and is the perfect way to ring in the festive season with your loved ones.
Take a trip back to the 1950s and the Desilu Studios to see the "filming" of two episodes of the iconic sitcom, complete with a television studio host and vintage-style live musical commercials.
In addition to the classic comedy that takes place in Lucy & Ricky Ricardo's New York apartment, the show also highlights the Tropicana Nightclub featuring "The Ricky Ricardo Orchestra" performing live with the energetic Cuban musical entertainment that America has come to know and love.
While based closely on the CBS television episodes, I Love Lucy Live on Stage is not intended to mimic the original program, but is a celebration, honoring the longest-running and most famous television show in history.
More than just a Broadway show, Motown: The Musical is an incredible look back at the country's most loved genre and the music that transformed America.
Filled with the back stories of legends such as Diana Ross, Smokey Robinson and a whole host of the motor city's favourite stars, and featuring billboard busting classics like 'My Girl' and 'Ain't No Mountain High Enough', this is an uplifting show about how Motown broke down barriers and got us all dancing to the same rhythm!
Motown: The Musical follows writing impresario and founder of the Motown label, Berry Gordy as he fights against the odds to turn his improbable dream into all singing, all dancing reality. Adapted from Berry's own 1994 autobiography, 'To Be Loved', this is an incredible walk down memory lane, as we see how Smokey got his honey toned voice and how Diana found fame, amongst 50 classic songs that are guaranteed to keep you dancing all night long.
Hidden in the tunnels deep below the Paris Opera lies a mysterious deformed musical genius who stalks the halls and terrorizes the company. Face half covered by his famous mask , his only happiness comes from his tutoring of the beautiful, orphaned chorus girl Christine Daaé, with whom he has an enduring obsession. Unseen, he teaches the young soprano to sing 'The Music of the Night.' As her 'Angel of Music', Christine blossoms and steps out of the shadows onto centre stage.
When Christine becomes engaged to another man, the Phantom is driven mad with jealousy and will stop at nothing to possess her, even murder. And so begins a tantalizing tale of forbidden love and supernatural adventure so exciting that over 130 million people worldwide have been lost in the enchantment!
Told by a mysterious troupe of performers, a young and dreamy prince, Pippin is unhappy with his lot. Overlooked by his errant father King Charles, and mocked by his family, he wants to learn the meaning of life, and takes on a series of thrilling challenges, including becoming involved in war, switching sides to become a revolutionary, whilst leaving a trail of broken hearts over the land. But perhaps excitement and freedom isn't the key to living, and maybe its modesty that will fill the void.
Poor Ella leads a miserable life of servitude under her wicked stepmother and unsympathetic stepsisters. Everyday, she dreams of something better, of escaping her chores and finding love.
Her prayers are answered in the form of her Fairy Godmother, who turns up to save her and conjures her from serving girl to princess, in time for the ball. There's only one condition, she must be home before midnight, otherwise she will face the consequences.
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It was bitterly cold when the two teams met Dec. 7 on Sporting Kansas City's home field, but the game was a thriller. The game was decided in a shootout — 10 rounds — the longest in MLS Cup history. The team was met by hundreds of RSL fans grateful for a winning season when they began with such modest expectations.
As expected, as soon as the season ended, head coach Jason Kreis, the face of the franchise for so long, took over the expansion team New York City FC. Longtime assistant Jeff Cassar was hired as head coach 11 days after Real's loss to Kansas City.
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2013 was a pretty sad year in the state. But the Lady Utes made it to the NIT Championship game, which should have been included in this article.
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The best sports story of 2013 for the state of Utah was Ziggy and Star both being drafted in the first round and going on to have great rookie seasons. I guess Lone Peak basketball was pretty cool too. If RSL had won, that would have been really cool too, instead only somewhat cool. Other than that, it seems that the sports year was pretty "meh". The 3 FBS football programs are all pretty average (one is below average and this one happened to use luck to beat the two average ones making things even worse), the Division I teams are all average at best (with the one that should be the best out of the in-state programs severely under performing, especially in December). Finally, the NBA team in the state is in tanking mode. 2013 was horrible. Also no sports teams in the state really matter except for the Jazz, Real Salt Lake, NCAA Mens Basketball, NCAA Football, and (maybe) High School Mens Basketball and Football. That is why it is okay that the Lady Utes were not mentioned, they do not fall in to a sports category that is or should be deemed "important".
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Lone Peak High School winning the basketball National Championship was probably
the #1 sports story last year. #2 would be the rise of Ziggy Ansah as the 5th
overall pick in the NFL draft.
Some other good stories:
BYU Men's Rugby winning back to back National Championships and #1 rankings (and 3rd National Championship in 5 yrs)
BYU Women's Soccer losing in the NCAA Quarterfinals
BYU Men's Volleyball playing in the National Championship game
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The rules have been slightly rehashed since coming under new management. Originally, this was a group strictly for Fallout fandom. However, since the Founders and Co-Founders have deserted it (the original Founder deactivated their account without naming a successor) it seems that the group has become a haven for all things post-apocalyptic. So we've decided to leave it as such, since there are already several other groups that are strictly Fallout.
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The Name Enclave in many reaches of the Apocalyptic Continent of U.S. has been known ever since their appearance out on the Pacific within the California wastes.So no details really needs to be explained outside of the basics,that they are supposedly an infamous Remanent group of the American Shadow Government.But the Enclave has made it's mark on other reaches besides the west and east coast.
It is heavily suggested that their appearance was also made in the Rural New York County,the St.Lawrence,before and after the war.Before the war they were within a conspiracy plot to infect the factory workers with F.E.V. Gas on the October 23rd,2077,in the Poseidon Nuclear Factory in the Border town of Massena.They also made their presence known after a couple days when the bombs were dropped,both by Vertiberd flybys to Cornwall,Canada and by the documented assassination of the chaotic survivors in Massena.
Their influence does not end there,for
Welcome, Wastelander. Currently: Working on page....WHOA. Hang on. As of chapter 2, Wasteland Diaries is changing its format a little. Instead of long pages that are seemingly bi-monthly, we're going to shift over to shorter pages with more frequent updates. The reasons for this are because it will mean less wait for updates, plus it will also mesh better with my lifestyle. Long pages tend to be very time-consuming to make, and I work better in spurts.Welcome, Wastelander. by angelenesdreams
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Wasteland Diaries follows the adventures of Michael Bigsley and his partner Mackenzie Grimmus across the Capital Wasteland. Roughly taking place about a year since the Lone Wanderer activated Project Purity, Bigs has since been banished from the Brotherhood of Steel and we find him struggling with life as a wastelander. No lo
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