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OMG this year seems in so many ways to be sailing by so fast!!!!
Here we are with just 2 months left of this year and looking back what has been accomplished, what goals have finished, and how am I looking at the remaining 2 months?
HMMMMM those are good questions and hard too. What have I accomplished so far this year, well really more than I realize. Weight wise its pretty much at this point I am about the same as in January. In March I saw my oldest off to Navy bootcamp, with much trepidation for him and yes for me too. This was a big change for us both, but we have weathered those changes and really he is doing great. I am so proud of him, dealing with the military and what he got himself into, I am not sure he is really happy, but he made the commitment and is working at being a good sailor. Right now is has land duty and has learned a job and doing it well from all I hear. He worked very hard at school and came in a very close 2nd in his class (.02 dkifference) and should see a raise in rank this month. Looking forward to the end of Dec when he will have some leave time it will be about 5 months since he was last home. But for me also there have been changes, I will be honest during bootcamp I was pretty much a reck, I was worried and little scared for him, and way stressed out. But seeing him in May helped a lot and I came to realize that I seeing not my little boy, but a man and one who could take care of himself. OMG the mommy bird has a hard time letting him fly, but it was for the best and I have worked hard to learn that for myself. We both showed we are stronger than we thought. Motherhood is one tough job especially when doing most of it alone. I do have a wonderful DH who have helped me deal with these changes and his also proud of his stepson (Aaron calls him Dad often).
In March we had 2 trips one early in the month one at the end and eating out and traveling by car, both were not easy, but worked to not go off deep end and had some success. Once that was over time to remodel the kitchen and 6 weeks without a kitchen. I cooked a lot ahead of time and with microwave and grill was able to make dinners and keep really on track. I just made sure to get organized and was able to keep the stress low. Boy though was I glad when we were finally done. DH did nearly all the work himself with little help, so now I have just the lovely kitchen which I love and cant believe I have such a beautiful and functional space to cook in.
Goals well that is a little tougher, I had hoped to be my goal weight by now and that has not happened, but will all that has gone on I really havent gained and what I did gain during trips and vacation, I have lost, that is one real positive thing I an really proud of. I have dealt with making some changes in my diet, trying new things and have really given them a chance to see if it helped. Exercise had been another area I have tried some changes, scheduling different things weekly and here again I have really worked at it and keep the schedule. Over Halloween just done, I set a goal to eat NO candy for 3 days or longer and have done that, this is the 3rd year I have made that a goal. So think that although my early goal was not accomplished I have kept my major goal of getting healthier and getting to a healthy BMI still in tack, only thing is the date not so sure when it will happen but know it will. I am not giving up on that, NO WAY!
Now looking ahead, these two months are never easy with 2 holidays, family visits, son coming home for a visit. I am still working on losing weight and staying in control of my diet and exercise, but those I have been doing those for many years now and its is just what i do. So my plan for November is to keep trying. Keep working on my diet, being ok with changes if needed. Keep my plan for exercise( 90-120 minutes daily, keeping it varried, but including both cardio and strength) Never ever losing sight of my main goal.....GETTING TO A HEALTHY BMI AND WEIGHT!!!! I know I will succeed I might not have a day planned when it will happened but it will and then wow will I celebrate!!!
After sons visit I know that I am going to make some changes to the diet I am currently trying, its time for a real change there. I have been doing Curves Complete for 2 years, yes I have had success and think its a great plan. I am going to look Kaiser program, plan to do some research and check with Dr on what she thinks. I know as long as I am working and trying I will in time find what I need to get to end not of the journey just this part, for the journey is going to go on for the rest of my life and that is just fine with me and I plan to be here for a long time, maintaining my weight loss. That is the end goal to never let food control me and being healthy and enjoying this wonderful life with family, friends and most of all my dear sons and husband. Now that is goal I know will happen.
For anyone who made it though this long blog, thank you, because I know you are a friend and another traveller on the same journey and that makes me so happy and feel like with friends like you I will never feel alone.
Have a great month and BELIEVE in you getting to your goal!!!!
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Well I kinda blew it, I had wanted to get in at least once a week and write something, but just noticed I missed last week.
So ok I am just going to start again. October, has been a busy month. Had a Bday and Anniversary, I am now 61 and married to the greatest person for 6 years!!!! I had really wanted to be at my goal weight by now, but didnt happen. Bummed a little but not enough to stop me from continuing to work and find a way to get there as soon as my body will let me.
Have had a couple great trips with DH one last month drove down to an from Las Vegas stopped and enjoyed adventures on the way to and fro. Last Friday went up to Apple Hill for the day. The weather was great, got to see lots of different crafts and bought some fun Christmas gifts for family and friends. Also got to have some yummy apple treats, but didnt go crazy. We ended the day with a walk in Placerville and had dinner at a great Mexican place we really like there. So got in lots of steps with the walking. Brought home some apples for canning, DH makes the best spiced apples, we can them and then give them as Christmas presents along with cookies we bake. This year we are adding zucchini bread, made from our home grown squash.
I have lost all by one pound to get back to the pre Las Vegas trip weight, this includes the pounds I gained on the Apple Hill day trip. I am watching my eating for the rest of the week, really low cal but healthy too. I have played around with some ideas about exercise to keep it varied and that has been working for me. This week it is riding recumbent bike with added tension and keeping up to 15+ for 15 minutes. Next week it is interval walking for 40 minutes.
Think this varied exercise schedule is helping, since I have a pretty full schedule 90+ daily, but I think the variety will help me never get into a rut. Each 4 weeks I rotate the order, but since this is the first month I am trying this we will see in a couple months.
Right now things are going well. I have not lost any new weight but am losing anyway. The real success will be when I start losing new weight. Yeah I know lost is lost, but I really want to get into a stick into the 160's and I am so very close after all the tripping.
So onward to the last part of October and having more positive feeling and successes. OH Halloween the candy day is coming and as I have done for a couple years...NO candy before during or after and if I can do that I will get a facial in November as my reward. I can do this, I am stronger than I realize and most of all I am worth the effort.
We are all strong than we realize and we are all worth the effort to get healthier and live fuller lives. I BELIEVE IN YOU AND ME......YOU believe in you too!!!!
Hugs and smiles and so glad you are this journey with me, together we are just stronger.
Had a great vacation this last week. Did try to eat healthier, the biggest problem is the serving size when eating out. YIKES!!! Most could easily feed 2 people. Great to be home and back to sane portions!
Right now did gain from trip about 6 lbs, today back on shake diet for a couple days and then low calorie for the rest of the week. Next week have bday/anniversay day, not sure what we are going to do, but once that is over back to shake and then low cal till weight loss.
I am making a change in exercise for the next couple months.
Each week will have a minimum to do.......bike 30 min or 7/8 mi daily, walk 30 min daily/ strength or Curves 5 times a week. Then week two add 15-20 min on bike upping resistance 3-5 times a week. Week three do 40 interval walking 5-7 times week. Week four add 10 min + strength. I will rotate 2-4 mixing the order each month. I am hoping with the variety I will continue to see some loss. It is a trial and we will see.
Once I am back down to pre vacation weight I will work to find a healthy lower calorie diet to stay on, I am still working on that for the next couple weeks. Will blog once I get that planned out.
I love the fall and it is beginning, this is my favorite time of the year, the changes in temp and the colors although here in Northern Ca, Sacramento area we dont get those colors as much. But we do if we go up the hill a bit so looking forward to that trek in a couple weeks, although this year there have been fires in that area. We will see how things are up there in the Placerville area.
I am rested and ready to make the changes, I have thought out and get on for the rest of this year and see what can be done.
Thanks for stopping by. Its friends like you that keep me going and knowing I am not alone and what great company I have on my journey.
Hugs and smiles
Here we are another new week. I had planned to keep this going until our trip next week and know its best to keep making little changes.
So for this week I am adding a little to last
Adding 5 more laps daily to 30
Adding 1 more mile to Bike riding 5 days this week up to 8 and on T and Th I am going to do 7 mi
Adding another 10 min up to 50 min daily.
I am leaving my diet alone for right now. I have a weigh in Wed and will see how that goes and make changes if needed. I am hoping to just keep this going until the trip.
The trip will be a challenge too but more about that next week.
Wishing all a great week ahead and hope you all have great success in your own challenges. You can accomplish your goals its just a matter of determination and patience.
Hugs and smiles
I am committed to write a blog weekly so thought for this one I would update some additions to my plan for Sept
For this week I am adding 5 more laps making it up to 25 daily
Adding 10 minutes Strength M-W-F, adding this to my Curves 5 x a week.
Adding 10 minutes to my walking bringing it up to 40 min daily
those daily's mean that my plan is to do those daily but it weather on the pool get s to cold, I will have to rethink that.
I have my weekly weight in with Curves tomorrow and will know if I need to adjust my eating, but for now sticking with the plan.
I am also starting the Fall Challenge with my Sapphire Sisters tomorrow and I am very glad it begins again. I love having challenges to do they keep it fun and interesting.
Will keep you updated on my progress.
Hugs and smiles


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I think it's some weird variation. I'm afraid to cut into the facing having never made a buttonhole like this one before. I've made bound buttonholes before but this is a new one for me… Anyone out there that has come across this variation?
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It seems the idea is to cut the facing in line with the ready made slit on the front – yes and turn the raw edges of this cut under and hand stitch in place on the back( make a sort of " letter box " ). Use the point of your needle to turn the edges under as you stitch.
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That sure sounds tricky and delicate work especially since my fabric is a bit loose. Oh dear! I'm afraid. I just finished the jacket and sure don't want to screw it up! Wish me luck! Thank you.
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1. Strategy
The House's bill tells agencies to insource work as their first option and directs them to use federal employees for new functions and outsourced work.
Stan Soloway, president and chief executive officer of the Professional Services Council, said the House's bill lacks a coherent strategy for insourcing and therefore contradicts the Obama administration's views.
Indeed, Daniel Gordon, administrator of the Office of Federal Procurement Policy, has talked about being more strategic in attempts to insource jobs. In March, he proposed having officials ask a few key questions to decide if their agency's contract work should stay with the private sector or be pulled back.
By bringing work back in-house, the government is trying to reverse the George W. Bush administration's open door to outsourcing, and some experts say those efforts show no signs of slowing, even in the interest of being strategic.
According to the House bill, agencies would need to give special consideration to federal employees, especially for new projects. Agencies could reclaim work from a contractor if federal employees had performed it in the past, if the agency awarded the contract noncompetitively, or if the contractor has done a poor job.
The House language isn't new. It already applies to the Defense Department and was included in the fiscal 2009 Omnibus Appropriations Act. However, the 2011 authorization bill would also make the language permanent in statute for civilian agencies.
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A provision in the House bill attempts to be strategic about insourcing, but it doesn't succeed, Soloway said. It would prohibit agency officials from considering the value of employer-sponsored health and retirement plans when evaluating the costs of insourcing versus outsourcing a particular function.
Soloway said the provision lacks a logical base. He and other experts have urged the government to review the full range of factors to get a true picture of the costs.
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In contrast, the House bill seeks to restrict the use of quotas. However, that restriction could be lifted if an agency can base its number on research or analysis.
"That language is really surprising to see" because it's so vague, said Robert Burton, former deputy administrator at OFPP and now a partner at Venable law firm. "It's an open door for quotas."
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Burton said he hopes the government is more transparent about its research and analysis than it has been about releasing its costs analyses for insourcing decisions. In the past, companies have had to fight to find out why agencies were taking away their contracts.
For example, late in 2009, the owner of a small company in Texas learned that the Air Force wanted to insource his 13-year-old multimedia contract. He struggled for months to get access to the cost analysis that prompted officials to bring the work in-house.
"It contrasts with the theme of transparency," Burton said.
However, Larry Allen, president of the Coalition for Government Procurement, said the messages are mixed because they occupy different places on a spectrum. "They're similar messages but different degrees of what they're saying," he said.
Allen said it is confusing for agencies and recommended that they let the legislation work its way through Congress before making major changes to their contracting practices.
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Nice to see the death of Windows SBS!!!! By the looks of it they are pushing them to 365/google Apps/Alternative such as Zimbra << I'm hoping!
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As per usual, clear as mud. Microsoft will never learn...
I wish they'd do away with CALs and just integrate the CAL license into Windows Pro or Enterprise itself. After all, these are the only editions you can connect to a domain.
As for cores, in a number of years we'll easily have 32 core or 64 core CPUs, so Microsoft just need to license it per physical CPU rather than core, otherwise it'll get complicated.
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Hey Hey Hey nothing wrong with SBS it fills a very specific need, for example my local Age UK branch, I've just upgraded them from SBS 2003 to the latest SBS and its great, one box doing everything well and as a charity for peanuts cost as well. You just have to know how to poke / attack it to get the best from it and know when to stop poking and if your poking too hard.
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I totally agree. This time they pooched the GUI interface that which I don't like based on the online screen shots. eg start menu and desktop. I tell you that my dad still hasn't got use to the Windows 7 GUI as he been using XP for a long time. Microsoft keep changing stuff. Their is a saying "If it ain't broken don't fix it" <- That is true in my professional opinion.
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Oh thank god for the demise of SBS. I remember installing a "Flavor" (cant remember which) of that about 5-6 years ago. It's fine as long as you dont want to make it attualy do anything .
This is why i praise my school's agreement. "Licence Headache = removed". That is as long as i can count
SBS has been helpful to some of my work mates here... Though I wonder what exactly MS is deciding...
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The paralympic athlete and former Oconee County standout and Georgia signee burned through his 200-meter T44-division heat in 22.32 seconds, besting the previous world record of 22.47 set by David Prince at the 2013 U.S. Paralympic Track and Field National Championships last month.
Wallace will compete in the 200 finals today.
"I think the world record is going to last until tomorrow night when we have four guys going for it," Wallace said in a U.S. Olympic Committee news release. "I came in training hard. I made a few technical changes with my leg about a month ago. I felt like it was the best decision heading into the world championships and it worked out today."
Athletes in the T44 classification have single-limb, below-the-knee amputations.
Wallace, the son of Georgia women's tennis coach Jeff Wallace, had a voluntary amputation of part of his right leg in 2010 after suffering from compartment syndrome. It ended his college career before it began, but he became a member of the U.S. Paralympic Track and Field Team a little more than a year after the operation and competed at the Paralympic Games in London last summer.


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Yeah, that's pretty cool!
Yup, that's cool indeed. Unfortunately it's across the pond. Maybe Orfy'll get one.
Wow... definitely neat!!
Would be great for summer picnics! Imagine your family rolling into your 4th of July party expecting to sit out in the sun or under a boring old pavilion and they get an inflatable pub to escape too... SWEET!
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U.S. Citizens Targeted for Assassination; Glen Greenwald on the Dylan Ratigan ShowSubmitted by rhino on Tue, 09/07/2010 - 08:38
This is pretty powerful stuff ...
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"Necessity is the plea for every infringement of human freedom. It is argument of tyrants. It is the creed of slaves." William Pitt in the House of Commons November 18, 1783
"I know major allies who fund them" Gen. Dempsey referring to ISIS
That's hella scary.
All the Obama adminstration has to do is call you a terrorist and you could end up with a bullet to the head. Just shows how worthless the Left has become. They don't care as long as a Democrat is doing the illegal assassinations.
Though, as someone who a year ago considered herself a liberal, I guess it is s**t like this that got me reconsidering my political orientation. I just hope other people that voted for Obama will wake up...
Misleading Title...
Scrap the hitlist. If some clueless "american" is gonna jump into a fire fight against US soldiers...they made a choice. No hit list needed.
You are making a giant, shaky assumption
that the POTUS will only use his unlimited power over life and death over every American only in clear cases where individuals attack the US army.
You fail to grasp the true significance of this despotic power; every president is control-motivated and will misuse any and every power allowed to the office. History shows this beyond question.
But if they are not engaged...
and have no evidence or actions against them They Should be left alone, LIKE Everyone else.
a US citizen...
"...in Yemen, Pakistan, Somalia, or another place attacking US forces"
Makes me kinda wonder to what actual extent we have forces in Yemen, Pakistan, Somalia, and other places...
Well I've heard
there is something like 100,000 to 200,000 mercenaries still in Iraq despite the war "ending." I'm sure it's significant.
Besides trying to whitewash
Besides trying to whitewash Bush, is this Republican campaign. I personally don't trust anyone who interprets out of context what someone says rather than let us hear the audio ourselves.
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Thanks Scott.
I hope Greenwald doesn't feel too alone
in his courageous fight for truth and justice.
He's not alone.
Judge Napolitano & J Hornberger had a great show back in April.
I guess, we, plebeians, should learn to LOUDLY express our displeasure as well. Now that TeaParty venues are frequently hijacked by neocons, I wonder where we can show our solidarity with G Greenwald, Judge Napolitano, J Hornberger and others like them.
He knows we are out there ...
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You have got to have a particular brand of chutzpah to get your revenge on someone by falsely accusing them of antisemitism and then celebrating the fact by dancing the horah while singing Hava Nagilah - on stage - in front of people, some of them gentiles.
Three new plays over as many months will soon be looking at the Middle East conflict from very different perspectives.
In September, London's Arcola Theatre will host Welcome To Ramallah, by Sonja Linden and Adah Kay, about a Jewish woman who visits her sister's home in the city.
In October, Birmingham Rep will be the first port of call in a touring production of At the Gates of Gaza by Juliet Gilkes Romero, which looks at the territory from the point of view of West Indian soldiers fighting for the British Empire during the Great War.
Little Wormwood Scrubs, London W10
Rachel Grunwald had to move her production from a communal garden in a council estate to its current outdoor location because of missiles lobbed by local kids.
It is unlikely this was a comment on Helen Thompson's bleak, post-apocalyptic play, but anything as unremittingly worthy as The Garden deserves a few brickbats, if not bricks.
Olivier, National Theatre, London SE1
It is hard to believe, but the first play by a woman to reach the Olivier stage is Rebecca Lenkiewicz's latest work about suffragettes - or, as one of the Edwardian politicians in her play call them, a "lunatic fringe of lonely, frigid women who crave attention".
Soho Theatre, London W1
When the Argentine performer Elena Roger made her West End debut in Evita, I said she had something of Edith Piaf about her. Now here she is as the great Parisian chanteuse.
For this revival of Pam Gems's biographical play, it is as if Jamie Lloyd's whirlwind production has been plugged into the mains. There are moments when the tiny Roger is flung around the stage like a rag doll as she and the play career through the highlights and lowlights of Piaf's alcohol- and drug-fuelled life.
"Do you think I would cheat?" asks fun-loving ingenue Gigi as she plays cards with bored Parisian playboy Gaston (Thomas Borchert). "You're a woman," he answers.
"Women!" declares Gaston's uncle, Honoré. "The last invention of God after an exhausting week."
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Connie Fisher plays eccentric lyricist Sonia (based on Sager) opposite Alistair McGowan's egocentric composer Vernon (based on Hamlisch, though looking remarkably like Jason Robert Brown).


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I am currently finishing off the family history of the Australian family of Andrew Fogarty and Margaret Woodlock, who were married on 11 Feb 1834 in Loughmore, Tipperary, and emigrated to Australia with their family of eight in 1852. On the shipping documentation and on all the lists I have found, Andrew's parents are listed as John and Mary Fogarty - dead. Which is of a great deal of help to me.
Andrew was born in 1804 in Templemore, as far as I can ascertain.
Does anybody else out there have any Fogarty listings, whose parents are John and Mary, born around the same period. I am hoping that somebody may have a sibling of Andrew's and been lucky enough to find out parental details. A long shot I know, but I would like to have something for the history, rather than a mystery.
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Midwest rap veteran Tech N9ne recently dished out his Top 9 all-time favorite hip-hop artists and revealed youngster Kendrick Lamar is already amongst the ranks of moguls like Notorious B.I.G. and Tupac Shakur.
While he wanted to name ten artists, N9ne picked his top nine to coincide with his rap alias.
"Top 9 dead or alive. Okay, let's see. Eminem's in there. Tech N9ne is in there. Tupac is in there. Notorious B.I.G. is in there. Big L is in there. Nas is in there. Jay Z is in there. Kendrick Lamar is in there. And one more. Let's see. There's gotta be somebody good, man. Uh, uh, uh, it's between KRS-One and Rakim. Ah man. You know what I'm seeing? I wish it was ten, then I'd be perfect. I'm going to say KRS-One. He did things that made me want to rap. I been in the crowd when he did, 'The Bridge Is Over,' I been in the crowd, sizzling." (Power 107.5)
New York hip-hop artist WordSpit recently placed Kendrick Lamar in his SOHH Top 5 Dead or Alive list.
"Kendrick Lamar. He's a beast. Being a lyricist, I love lyrcists. All these artists I named, they're not scared to be themselves." (SOHH Top 5 Dead or Alive)
Earlier this year, soulful singer Erykah Badu had Kendrick Lamar name his top five favorite rappers.
BADU: Okay, top five rappers of all time. Who are they? LAMAR: Oh, man. BADU: I know, it's hard. I can never answer that question either. They don't have to be in order. LAMAR: Okay . . . Give me Jay-Z. BADU: Bam. LAMAR: Give me Nas. BADU: I'll give you that. LAMAR: Give me Tupac. BADU: I might give you Pac. . . LAMAR: Please give me Pac. Also give me Snoop. BADU: Okay, that's four. LAMAR: And give me B.I.G. BADU: I'll give you B.I.G. (Interview Magazine)
Lamar quickly mentioned a couple more emcees, which prompted Badu to ask him for three additional all-time faves.
LAMAR: But that leaves off Eminem and André . . . I'd probably formulate the perfect 10 if I really thought about it for a day. BADU: You just named seven. You got three more? LAMAR: Rakim . . . [pauses] Kurupt. BADU: That's nine. LAMAR: Who would the last one be? Give me Method Man. BADU: I will give you Method Man all day. LAMAR: But it's a battle because if I say Method Man . . . Will you give me DMX? BADU: Okay. LAMAR: Yeah, give me X. That's my 10. BADU: And then Meth would be the alternate. I hope y'all get that into Interview magazine. [Lamar laughs] (Interview Magazine)
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Journal names 25 top projects in the North Bay
North Bay Business Journal on Wednesday announced 25 winners of its ninth annual Top Real Estate Projects in the North Bay awards.
Sonoma County gives economic booster $100,000 moreNovember 25, 2014
SANTA ROSA — The Sonoma County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday approved an additional $100,000 investment in economic-development group Sonoma County BEST for fiscal 2014–2015 and an extension of arrangement between the county, Santa Rosa Chamber of Commerce and Sonoma County BEST.
BioMarin offers $840M for muscular dystrophy drug-makerNovember 24, 2014
San Rafael-based BioMarin Pharmaceutical on Monday said it will offer to buy Prosensa Holding N.V., parent of The Netherlands-based Prosensa Therapeutics, for its drisapersen drug used to treat Duchenne muscular dystrophy in a deal that could total $840 million.
BioMarin's molecules yield miraclesNovember 24, 2014
Kendra Gottsleben turns 30 on this early November morning, the day I write her story. She stands only 3 feet, 3 inches tall, but her irrepressible spirit soars to the heavens.
Starting with symptoms at age 4, Kendra survived mucopolysaccaridosis type VI in part due to weekly hospital visits where she sits five hours for infusion of a $350,000- to $1.3 million-a-year biotech drug called Naglazyme from San Rafael-based BioMarin Pharmaceutical.
Napa wine, food company expandsNovember 24, 2014
Three Italian immigrants to Napa Valley are rapidly building a modern twist on a long local history of blending food and wine know-how from the Apennine Peninsula.
Two of their businesses — Ca' Momi winery and restaurant — have been adding to its strategic resources in the past year: vineyards with a winery, a second restaurant and a new wine and food center.
North Bay brokers outline trends in 2015 health insuranceNovember 24, 2014
The Business Journal asked local insurance experts about what's coming with health insurance coverage in 2015.
Offering insights in the following discussion are executives and principals from Vantreo Insurance Brokerage, Wells Fargo Insurance Services, EPIC Insurance Brokers, Northwest Insurance Agency, Woodruff-Sawyer & Co. and Arrow Benefits Group.
Laws starting in 2015 that will affect businessNovember 24, 2014
Whether it is new rules on paid time off, required harassment training, increased liabilities for employers using contract labor or prevailing wage projects, the Journal's annual report on new laws that impact business aims to keep you informed.
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- Industrial projects, deals drive down Solano vacancy
- Napa apartments part of $50M deal
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- Doctors to sell offices around Memorial
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- Keysight leaps into femtocell test equipment
- Keysight fourth-quarter revenue rises 8%
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Building a stop-motion animation studio can be a challenging endeavor. Especially when that studio is located on the 31st floor of a corporate office building right smack in Midtown Manhattan.
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Fred Patten looks at Giuseppe Cristiano's comprehensive new guide book for storyboarding professionals.
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Julia Pott's latest short brings to life Tom Chivers' poem of a young couple that must resort to primitive acts to survive the ensuing chaos of a tragic event.
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The Goth King returns to his childhood roots for this stop-motion adaptation of his celebrated short.
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The directors of A Liar's Autobiography discuss their new animated feature about "the dead one," Monty Python's Graham Chapman.
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VIEW director Maria Elena Gutierrez announced that vfx supervisor Dan Glass will give a world premiere presentation on the feature film "Cloud Atlas."
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Genndy Tartakovsky and Sony Pictures Animation describe the demands of imposing a hand-drawn aesthetic on his debut feature.
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The legendary creator of Dexter's Laboratory and Samurai Jack tackles his first feature for Sony Pictures Animation.
Blogs Anomalia Short Film Education Project Nears Completion
Tomorrow is the final day for the unique CG short film animation training project created by Czech animation education group Anomalia and taught by Arconyx Animation Studio head Kenny Roy.
Blogs Max Howard - On the Road from Moscow to St. Petersburg
Surprise, surprise - I'm not at 30,000 ft. as I write this latest blog but on a high-speed train, traveling from Moscow to St. Petersburg in Russia.
Headline News Weldon Owen Releases Two New 'Snow White' Books
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Justin Witte of Tiny Markers creates the animation for "Lament," a stand-out track from Furious Frank's most recent album, The Map & the Territory from Southern Love Records.
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MarVista Entertainment appointed exclusive international distributor for animated preschool television series.
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The Pixel Farm Ltd announced the immediate availability of PFDepth: a new, fully integrated toolset for total scene reconstruction, 2D-to-3D conversion and depth map creation.
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Northampton Saints produced a sensational display to reach the semi-final of the Heineken Cup with a 7-6 victory in Biarritz.
Few had given the Saints a hope of avoiding a heavy defeat, let alone knocking out last season's finalists in their own backyard.
However, despite battling against relegation from the Guinness Premiership and having lost twice to the French side in the group stages, Northampton produced one of the biggest upsets in the competition's history.
Robbie Kydd scored the only try of the match with a 60m interception try - converted by Carlos Spencer - however the win was built on a gutsy and disciplined defensive performance.
French scrum-half Dimitri Yachvili scored two penalties for the hosts, however, try as they might, they just could not find a way across the Saints tryline.
Despite facing long periods under pressure, Northampton kept their cool and scoring chances were at a premium.
In fact it took 38 minutes before the first points were on the board, with Yachvili, who had already missed one attempt at goal, slotting over a penalty.
Both sides had their moments in the first half, with half-breaks for Bruce Reihana and Kydd coming to nothing for Saints, while the Biarritz packed a constant threat when rumbling forward.
However the second half saw Northampton move up a gear as they pushed the home side back - but, with Spencer missing a penalty, it seemed their best chance had gone.
And Yachvili made them pay when he doubled his side's advantage on the hour-mark, just seconds after having hit the post with another penalty.
But Yachvili then had a hand in the Saints try as his pass out was intercepted by Kydd, who sprinted 60m to score.
Spencer kept his cool to slot over the conversion, leaving Saints 13 minutes to hold on - and how they did.
With Biarritz throwing everything at Saints, a heart-breaking score seemed a certainty - however, the visitors dug in heroically, while Spencer and Reihana used the kicking game to go effect to try and lessen the pressure.
Biarritz's best chance came with two minutes left as they worked an overlap on the left, however Imanol Harinordoquy knocked on with Saints defence stretched. The chance had gone, and so had Biarritz's hopes of victory.
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|Glasgow 37 - 10 Bath
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I have a webfaction account and I install openerp-server 6.1.1, when a start the server from ssh session it's works, when I close the session it close the server too. So I'm trying to start the server with cron.
From cron I call a script like this:
*/1 * * * * ~/webapps/openerp/start.sh
And the script:
openerp-server -c /home/usuario/webapps/openerp/server.conf
It doesn't work....
But if I call the script from the command line the server load ok....
It any way to debug this?


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The famous Push Button, Receive Bacon meme has been brought to life by a team of hackers who repurposed an old laser printer.
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Very stylish and modern 1 bedroom apartment. It has a great layout and is very spacious. Good sized balcony with access from lounge and bedroom. Located in the heart of North Sydney. Close to public transport, restaurants and shopping.
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The Erste Allgemeine Verunsicherung (German for "First Public/General Un-Insurance") is an Austrian fun rock band formed in 1977. During their beginning, they were very poor, but then suddenly became very successful, even drawing kids and old people to their concerts - which surprised even them. True, many of their songs are very funny, but they also make songs about political topics, which are more an example of dry humor or sarcasm, and sometimes reference mature stuff. Band members often changed, but main texter Thomas Spitzer has remained. Had a crisis in the late Nineties, when several prominent members left the band, but recovered and is still around.
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