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With all that manifold classes of PCs, laptops and notebooks etc. around, you may have haphazardly heard of some jargon known as "Computer Configuration". If you are one of those dummies to the term, you would probably like to know the characterization and precise definition of it. Let's have it put this way. Configuration with regards to computers is the organization of serviceable components as per their physiognomies, features, kinds, classifications etc. This also applies to the field of communications in general. System configuration is highly influential with regard to the core roles, performance and services of the system, in our case computers.
If you by chance ask someone for the computer configuration of their PC or laptop, be set to get replies such as 2GB Ram Memory, Processor: Intel(R) Pentium(R) 4 CPU 2.80GHz, DirectX Version: DirectX 9.0c (4.09.0000.0904), Cooler Master 500va Power Supply, Intel DG35EC Motherboard, Windows Dir: C:\WINDOWS and many, many other verbiages, kinds and classification! Do not get muddled, it is just an arrangement of functional elements in the PC. People those opting to buy a new computer often give an exhaustive, comprehensive and far-reaching exploration of configuration to ensure the best to get. Well, if they do not, they are undoubtedly erroneous. So you shall ponder about Computer Configuration because it is the major indication of how well the computer will perform in times to come. If you have little familiarity with respect to this, better consult an expert to get the better inkling.
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Naughty or Nice: The Holidays Put Security Practices of Merchants to the Test
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In a new article on BetaNews, Tenable's Jeffrey Man discusses the viability of cybersecurity insurance for companies that experience payment card breaches. "Is cyber insurance your last line of defense?" examines the impact of litigation on retailer liability and PCI compliance.
by Marcus J. Ranum on November 14, 2014
Continuing his blog series on SecurityWeek, Tenable's Marcus Ranum discusses the challenges in presenting and comparing system metrics. Metrics should be normalized and placed in context for effective communication.
by Ron Gula on November 13, 2014
In a recent post in Wired's Innovation Insights blog, Ron Gula explains why continuous monitoring is needed as preventive healthcare to protect today's IT landscape.
by Gavin Millard on November 12, 2014
The latest Patch Tuesday from Microsoft (November 11, 2014) includes fixes for some major vulnerabilities, including remote code execution bugs affecting core Windows components and Internet Explorer.
by Ken Bechtel on November 7, 2014
This week, the industry press is reporting a resurgence of older malware threats with new capabilities. And as usual, the press is making the threats sound like the end of the Internet as we know it. While both threats are serious, there is no need to panic.
by Marcus J. Ranum on November 7, 2014
At a recent conference, I heard a security practitioner blame a couple of users for being dummies who click on everything. He then said, "At a certain point, it's reasonable to blame the user.
by Marcus J. Ranum on October 29, 2014
The "cyber kill chain®"1 is a model for framing an incident response/analysis capability that was developed by Lockheed
by Eileen Bator on October 28, 2014
In a pioneering cooperative effort, several industry security leaders, including Tenable, have been working on a project led by Novetta Solutions to investigate, report on, and take action against the major threat actor group dubbed "Axiom." According to No
by Gavin Millard on October 24, 2014
Since the creation of tools like Nessus, the pioneering technology written by Renaud Deraison back in 1996, vulnerability management tools have helped users gain an incredible amount of insight into the inner workings of their environments.
by Eileen Bator on October 21, 2014
Black Hat Europe 2014, a premiere conference on information security, convened in Amsterdam this October. The Tenable EMEA team was there in full force, meeting customers and conversing with other security specialists.

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Syfy docuseries "Town of the Living Dead" follows one town's undying effort to make a zombie film
Zombie films and TV shows are hot right now, but the folks in Jasper, Ala., may have been ahead of the trend — six years ago they began efforts to make a zombie movie (called Thr33 Days Dead; don't ask us how it is supposed to be pronounced) based on a town urban legend. It remains unfinished, and their attempts to finally complete the film are chronicled in the new Syfy docuseries Town of the Living Dead, which is a nice complement to the network's ongoing scripted zombie series Z Nation, airing on Fridays. Thr33 Days Dead itself sounds like … Continue reading
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Syfy goes to zombie camp with The Asylum's Z Nation
Z Nation Syfy Premieres: Sept. 12 Airs: Fridays at 10pm ET/PT If you are heading into tonight's premiere of Syfy's Z Nation wondering who in their right mind would attempt a zombie show at the zenith of The Walking Dead's popularity— uh, well, the Sharknado guys, that's who. This is important information for several reasons. For one, it gives us e'er faithful Dead fans — and I am Activities Director of that camp around here — permission to tune in and blame it on curiosity about that pedigree. And for two, it also gives us permission to not be entirely … Continue reading
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Fall TV shows 2014: New drama series premiere dates, times and previews
If you're a fan of the more serious side of television, Fall 2014 is a great time to be you, delivering a feast of fascinating storylines and compelling characters fleshed out by tried-and-true TV veterans and award-winning crossovers from the world of film. Below we round up premiere dates and times, previews and more for the new drama and dramedy series debuting now through December. Click on highlighted titles for more information. The Affair (pictured above) Showtime Premieres: Oct. 12 Airs: Sundays at 10pm ET/PT Dominic West, Ruth Wilson, Maura Tierney and Joshua Jackson star in this drama that tracks … Continue reading
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"Face Off" Returns To SyFy July 22
Syfy's special-effects makeup competition returns for a seventh season as the contestants explore the darkly delicious theme "Life and Death." Each week, the contestants will face creative challenges designed to inspire and push their exploration of life, death, rebirth and mortality. In each episode, the contestants design, sculpt, cast, apply and paint elaborate character-defining makeups, and fabricate props, costumes and accessories. Some of the creatures the talented artists will create this season include an angry, twisted tree character; a new animal species; and a reptilian super solider that would fit into the world of G.I. Joe. The Face Off contestants … Continue reading
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TCA: "Sharknado 2″ is the feel-good movie of the summer
Monday was NBCUniversal cable day at the Television Critics Association 2014 Summer Press Tour, with panels for shows from USA Network, Syfy, Bravo, Oxygen, Esquire Network and more. Kicking off the day was USA Network's DaVinci Code-like new limited series DIG, starring Jason Isaacs and Anne Heche. Described as a murder mystery set in the realm of biblical prophecies, DIG is in production in Jerusalem. Recent violence in the Holy Land may impact production of both DIG and FX's Tyrant, but producers were still trying to assess the situation. We talked with Isaacs, who reveled in the opportunity to film … Continue reading
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"Sharknado 2″ highlights Syfy's "Sharknado Week"
Syfy's original Sharknado was a social-media hit when it debuted last summer (though not necessarily a ratings smash, interestingly enough; more people seemed to snark about the film on Twitter than perhaps watched it). Naturally, then, there is now a sequel, which — after soliciting entries for a subtitle from fans via Twitter — Syfy and production company The Asylum have called, somewhat pedestrianly, Sharknado 2: The Second One. (A Sharknado 3 is also already in the works, set to debut in summer 2015, so Syfy is really going to ride this franchise until it jumps the shark, which may … Continue reading
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2014 Syfy Twilight Zone July 4 Marathon episode guide
Syfy will once again be airing its annual favorite, the Twilight Zone July 4 Marathon. This year's is a bit abbreviated (only 16 hours) compared to past marathons that have aired for days around July 4th and New Year's Eve. The 2014 installment is airing Friday, July 4, from 8am-8pm ET/PT, and concluding Saturday, July 5, from 12am-4am ET/PT. But if you're a Zone fan, you'll take whatever you can get. Here is a rundown of the episodes that will be airing during the 2014 Syfy Twilight Zone July 4 Marathon (all times ET/PT): Friday, July 4 8am: "Five Characters … Continue reading
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"Legion" spinoff "Dominion" chronicles ongoing battle between humans and angels
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Julie Benz takes her "Defiance" character down a darker path in Season 2
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Are there any Symfony2 book available ? Of course I walk through the official Symfony2 documentation and book . I need a step by step guidance on how to get thing done in Symfony2.
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Are there any Symfony2 book available ? Of course I walk through the official Symfony2 documentation and book . I need a step by step guidance on how to get thing done in Symfony2.
Can anyone tell me about any good resources to get started ?
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Symfony 2.0 Core Team titled 'The Book':
Symfony have released a book on the framework:
Symfony 2.0 Cookbook:
The Symfony core team also has a cookbook out there:
Create your own framework on top of Symfony:
Fabien Potencier, a founder of Symfony project, also has his own blog and a long series on using symfony 2.0 to create your own framework:
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I'm not aware of any book for Symfony2 (except one which is currently being written in spanish).
Still, if you're looking for a good resource to start with Symfony2, Ryan (main writer of the Symfony2 documentation) and the KnpLabs team have taken some time to put together a really nice 1 hour long tutorial on KnpUniversity.com:
Hope this helps
Check out Symblog. Its a step by step guide for building a Symfony2 blog website, set out much in the same format as the original Jobeet tutorial.
A good first step could be http://tutorial.symblog.co.uk/
A guide to create your own blog in Symfony2.
From teh Google: http://symfony.com/doc/2.0/book/
That is a good question as symfony2 has been out for a while but there are not any books there yet. There is a book called "Building PHP Applications with Symfony, CakePHP, and Zend Framework" which covers some aspects of symfony2. I do recommend this book as it also covers other MVC frameworks and it may help you to decide which MVC to use.
The best resource to start with symfony2 is the official documentation. There is a clear guide how to start with everything. http://symfony.com/doc/2.0/book/


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A significant amount of people in the city of Covington get around by the use of the Transit Authority of Northern Kentucky, or TANK for short. TANK services both Northern Kentucky as well as Southern Ohio, specifically the city of Cincinnati. TANK has over one hundred buses and twenty five vehicles that operate on demand to serve seniors and the disabled. TANK's fleet of vehicles makes it one of the more extensive busing systems in the region, especially for one that is publically funded.

The John A. Roebling Suspension Bridge is the bridge that separates the cities of Covington and Cincinnati, as well as the states of Kentucky and Ohio. The bridge crosses the Ohio River, and at the time of its construction in 1866, it was the largest suspension bridge on the planet. The bridge is often walked by residents as a way to move between the cities, and it is symbolic of the Covington metro area. At one point in the early 1900s, the bridge had ramps added for streetcars. The streetcar service ran until the 1950s.

The Carneal House is the city of Covington's oldest known building. It's sometimes called Elmwood Hall by the local residents. The home was built in the year 1815 by the city's founders, and it was designed in an Italianate-Federalist style. In the 1830s, the home was bought by a Kentucky Congressman, William Wright Southgate, who added a number of features to the home, including a west wing residence. Today, the home is part of the city's Licking Riverside Historic District, and it is preserved by the city with tax payer dollars.

The Cathedral Basilica of the Assumption is a Roman Catholic cathedral which was built in the late 1800s by the Diocese of Covington. It was never quite finished, as in 1915 the project was discontinued. The inside of the building has stone paintings and stained glass windows. In the early 2000s, the city hired a group to restore the interior after winning the 2002 Preservation Award from the Cincinnati Preservation Association. The interior of the building also holds two large pipe organs, which were intended for use at a mass that never happened. Today, the building is frequented by tourists and architects, and its likeness even inspired the Norte Dame Cathedral in Paris, France.


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Friday, May 2, 2014 ~ 2:00 P.M.
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The College of Humanities Convocation ceremony will recognize Baccalaureate, Master's and Doctoral Degree Candidates for their degrees and honors earned. Diploma covers are presented at this time to each graduate. All graduates are required to wear the appropriate cap and gown during the ceremony. Graduates should plan to arrive at the Jon M. Huntsman Center at 1:30 p.m. The procession begins promptly at 2:00 p.m.
All candidates should go directly to their seats as designated below. Students will not march in a procession. Please bring a pen or pencil to print your name on the name card as you want it read and pronounced. Both sides of the card must be completely filled out. The reverse side of the card is used by the photographer.
Baccalaureate Degree Candidates: Please go directly to your seats in the Huntsman Center as designated below and as directed by the ushers. Graduates should be in their seats no later than 1:45 p.m.
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Diplomas: Diplomas are mailed to student graduates within three months of graduation.
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I love to make this lemon bread around the holidays to give as gifts. The pecans lend a nice crunch and the glaze adds a wonderfully sweet flavor with a burst of lemon.—Janice Hurd, Church Hill, Tennessee
24 Servings
Prep: 25 min. Bake: 55 min. + cooling
1 cup butter, softened
2 cups sugar
4 eggs
3 cups all-purpose flour
2 teaspoons baking powder
1/2 teaspoon salt
1 cup 2% milk
1 cup finely chopped pecans
4 teaspoons grated lemon peel
1/2 cup sugar
1/3 cup lemon juice
In a large bowl, cream butter and sugar. Add eggs, one at a time,
beating well after each addition. Combine the flour, baking powder
and salt; add to creamed mixture alternately with milk. Fold in
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Spoon into two greased 9-in. x 5-in. loaf pans. Bake at 350° for
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For glaze, combine sugar and lemon juice. Immediately spoon over
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Publicans and Harlots and the Last Banquet
On a new Glory to God, Fr. Stephen Freeman looks at the image of Christ with the unrighteous gathered around Him and recalls a famous passage in Dostoevsky.
Sunday, March 14, 2010
Predestination, Providence, and Prayer
Fr. Thomas Hopko explains how our acts, especially our prayers, are included in God's predestination based on His foreknowledge, and how our free-will actions, particularly our prayers, contribute to God's providence in our lives.
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The Animal Rights Movement from an Orthodox Perspective
In a return special appearance, Kevin Allen interviews human exceptionalism advocate and author Wesley J. Smith about the animal rights-animal liberation movement and its insistence on the "moral equivalence" between animals and humans!
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In her continuing series on the Morning Prayer attributed to Metropolitan Philaret of Moscow, Molly Sabourin talks about the work of faith involved in our salvation.
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From 1960 to 1980, the Athletics were owned by an eccentric self-made millionaire with no shortage of big, bad, amusing ideas. Mule ride, anyone?
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Toward the end of each half of a soccer match, the fourth official on the sideline hoists an illuminated sign over his or her head that displays a number.
The Spurs are your NBA champions. Who's that guy whose name is on the trophy?
Brazilian hotels had to make some unusual concessions to accommodate the players.
Hearing hundreds of goals called, one right after the other, by excited announcers from various countries, can really make you notice the international differences in goal announcing style.
When he's not squiring the Cup around, Philip Pritchard is the Vice President and Curator of the Hockey Hall of Fame in Toronto.


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Education | Apr 28 2008
Children's Animation Series Airs in India, Cambodia and Serbia
Animated adaptations of Daisaku Ikeda's original children's stories were recently aired in India, Cambodia and Serbia to a favorable response from viewers. Since 2004, when Tagalog versions of Mr. Ikeda's children's animations were shown on the GMA Network in the Philippines, they have been shown in more than 20 countries ... read more
Education | Apr 20 2008
Soka Gakkai Sponsors Public Awareness Lectures in Japan
On April 19, 2008, Soka Gakkai Women's Peace Committee in Osaka sponsored a Culture of Peace Forum at the Soka Gakkai Keihan Culture Center in Osaka. Four representatives spoke at the event, which was open to the public. Ruriko Iwade spoke about how her profession as a visiting nurse relates ... read more
Education | Jan 26 2008
Sri Lanka National Public TV Airs Animated Adaptations of SGI President's Children's Books
On January 26, 2008, Sri Lanka Rupawahini Corporation (SLRC), Sri Lanka's national television, aired Kanta and the Deer, the first of an animated series in Sinhalese based on original children's stories by SGI President Daisaku Ikeda. A total of 17 stories will be aired every Saturday throughout the nation. On ... read more
Education | Oct 7 2007
Soka Gakkai Educators Hold Forum on Humanistic Education
On October 7, 2007, the Soka Gakkai Education Division held its 30th "National Forum on Practical Applications of Humanistic Education" at the Sapporo Convention Center, Sapporo, Japan. Some 2,300 educators and key figures in education from around Japan attended the gathering titled, "Creating a Society for the Sake of Education--Nurturing ... read more
Education | Sep 29 2007
BRC Hosts "Fourth Annual Ikeda Forum for Intercultural Dialogue: Women and the Power of Friendship" in Cambridge, Massachusetts
The Boston Research Center for the 21st Century (BRC) in Cambridge, Massachusetts, U.S.A., was filled to capacity on September 29, 2007 as peace activists, scholars, and poets, gathered to engage in the "Fourth Annual Ikeda Forum for Intercultural Dialogue: Women and the Power of Friendship." This year's forum explored the ... read more
Education | Sep 23 2007
"Caring for Our Elders" Forums Held in San Francisco, California
On September 23, 2007, SGI-USA members in San Francisco, California met for an informative and inspiring forum on "Caring for Our Elders" at the SGI-USA San Francisco Culture Center. This was the seventh of a series on elderly care that began in January, sponsored by SGI-USA women in San Francisco. ... read more
Education | Jul 29 2007
Psychologist Gives Talk on Positive Parenting at Malaysia Soka Kindergarten
On July 29, 2007, Tadika Seri Soka, the Soka kindergarten in Cheras, Selangor State, Malaysia, invited Dr. Alvin Ng, a lecturer in the Health Psychology Unit of Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia, to give a talk on "Positive Parenting and Managing Behavior in Children" to an audience of over 100 parents whose ... read more
Education | Jul 8 2007
Taiwan Soka Association Students Hold Summer Camps for Elementary Students in Remote Areas
"Soka Joy Summer Camps," educational support programs initiated by the Taiwan Soka Association (TSA) student division, were held again this year in three municipalities located in remote mountainous areas and islands off Taiwan where children are not able to receive a thorough elementary education. Basing their activities on SGI President ... read more
Education | Jun 24 2007
SGI-Australia Celebrates Women's Division Day; Women in Sydney Sponsor Seminars on Winning Over Depression
On June 23-24, SGI-Australia women in Sydney, New South Wales, sponsored two seminars offering expert advice on overcoming depression, titled "The Darker the Night, the Nearer the Dawn," which included an introduction to the practice and philosophy of Nichiren Buddhism that offers hope for the depression, isolation and spiritual poverty ... read more
Education | Jun 16 2007
Public Libraries in Singapore Screen Animation Adapted from Daisaku Ikeda's Children's Stories
The Bukit Merah and Bukit Batok Community Libraries in Singapore screened The Winds of Victory, an animated film about friendship, teamwork and sportsmanship, based on a children's story by SGI President Daisaku Ikeda, on May 19 and June 16, 2007, respectively. The protagonist of the animation, Kenji Saito, is a ... read more
Education | Jun 15 2007
Symposium on Humanistic Education Held at Teachers College, Columbia University, USA
On June 15, 2007, student members of Buddhism for Global Peace at Columbia University, New York, New York, sponsored a symposium titled "Humanistic Education: Transforming the Culture of Violence." The event was held at Milbank Chapel, Teachers College, Columbia University. Eleven years ago on June 13, 1996, also at Teachers ... read more
Education | Jun 13 2007
Center for Dewey Studies Honors SGI President
On June 13, 2007, the Center for Dewey Studies based in Illinois,USA, a leading research institute on the educational philosophy of John Dewey (1859-1952), named Soka Schools and University founder SGI President Daisaku Ikeda the center's honorary advisor at a conferral ceremony at Soka University in Hachioji, Tokyo. Mr. Ikeda ... read more
Education | Jun 11 2007
Mikhail Gorbachev Reminisces on His Life and Perestroika
On June 11, 2007, former Soviet Union leader and Nobel Peace laureate Mikhail Gorbachev visited Soka University, in Hachioji, Japan, and spoke on "Perestroika and My Life" to over 10,000 students from Soka University, Soka Women's College and Soka Junior and Senior High Schools. Mr. Gorbachev emphasized the importance of ... read more
Education | May 5 2007
Anniversary of Toynbee Dialogue Celebrated in London
Their dialogue, conducted over several days in both May 1972 and May 1973 and covering a wide range of issues related to human life, ethics and religion, was published as Choose Life: A Dialogue. The book has been translated into 26 languages to date. [Daisaku Ikeda Library link: Choose Life: ... read more
Education | Apr 26 2007
Soka Gakkai Donates Books to Library in Mongolian City
On April 26, 2007, a Soka Gakkai delegation, led by Eiji Ouchi, visited the central library in Zuunkharaa City, Mandal County, Selenge Province in Mongolia to make a presentation of various Mongolian books. The delegation also presented the library with copies of Mongolian translations of The Great Prairie and the ... read more


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If the phrase "Gourmet Meats" emblazoned on the storefront glass of Brooklyn's newest specialty butcher shop, Della Pietra's, is not bait enough for you to enter (it was for us), the artfully dismembered ruminants hanging out to dry in the window display aging room should get you, a self-respecting ... More >>
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Well, there goes your dream of living like Truman Capote, or at least in his former dwelling. The Brooklyn Heights home where Capote wrote his novella Breakfast at Tiffany's sold for about $12 million, an amount that constitutes what the Daily News calls the "highest price for a single-family home i ... More >>
The bleary, blurry, bleaky MV Carbon has been a staple of the New York avant-garde since relocating here from Chicago in the mid-'00s. After lurching up from the No Fun circuit as one half of Metalux, she's been renown for her nauseous reel-to-reel tape manipulations and cello sawingwhich you ... More >>
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NAPLES, Fla - WINK News has learned Tuscany Villa in East Naples has experienced an outbreak of a serious virus.
Last week, the senior living center reported residents and employees came down with flu like symptoms.
The Collier County health department confirms they are investigating the case and while symptoms point toward the norovirus, they won't know for sure until tests come back.
In a statement to WINK News, management at Tuscany Villa says:
"As with other senior living providers and at least one hospital in the area, we can confirm that we have experienced an outbreak of a virus, beginning in late November, that has caused flulike symptoms for some of our residents and employees. We contacted the Collier County Health Department and the American Health Care Association immediately, and have taken prompt and aggressive measures to address this issue, including the temporary closing of both dining rooms with meal delivery to resident rooms, cancellation of resident group activities as well as deep cleaning and sanitization. Residents have been strongly encouraged to remain in their apartments and we have discouraged residents from entertaining visitors until the issue is resolved. We are working in close cooperation with, and have followed all recommendations from, the Health Department in dealing with this issue. At Tuscany Villa, we care deeply about the comfort and well-being of our residents and look forward to continuing to offer them the high quality services and caring environment that they have come to enjoy so much."


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Bought this book few months ago..I am a fan of asmah laili's recipe and i love to buy cookbooks for collection. Actually all the recipes are not hers alone but contributed by her friends too. I'm hoping to buy another book of hers soon.
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it is a aatractive mobile display and battery disappoints huge and size is also very large......
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this phone is easy to use but it consistantly locks up atleast weekly and requires master reset. downside is obvious have to keep reloading information what a pain.
Got a brand new C7 with my contract with Vodafone.. Happy to start but angry now.. phone locks out, hungs all the time, battery life is very poor, full charge will last around 5 hours even if don't use it (my ipod touch can last up to 2 days without charge), photos are blurry and of poor quality. Design is beautiful and the reception is very good but is very unreliable as it can crash in the middle of a conversation.. 1 star. I don't use Apple but everybody that have one raves about it.
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First impression on unpacking the Q702 test unit was the solid feel and clean, minimalist styling.
For work use, Microsoft Word and Excel programs pre-installed on the device are adequate for preparing short documents.
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INDIANAPOLIS – The Indiana House on Thursday approved a bill that would allow low-income families to use state-paid vouchers to send their children to preschool.
House Bill 1004 passed 87-9 and moves to the Senate, where its future is less certain.
Last year, the Indiana House passed a broad pre-K bill before the Senate gutted it. In the end, a small matching grant program was established, but House Republicans are now seeking a pilot voucher program instead.
House Speaker Brian Bosma said a few senators have eased their opposition, but the bill isn't leading the pack at the moment.
It's helpful that the governor is on board a great deal and that it's become a priority for so many other people in the community, so I'm hopeful, he said.
Indiana is one of about 10 states that don't fund preschool education.
Rep. Robert Behning, R-Indianapolis, author of the legislation, said children in poverty start kindergarten a year and a half behind.
We are trying to do what's right for the children, he said.
If passed, the legislation would create a five-county pilot program for public, private and religious preschools. The Family and Social Services Administration would select the counties and administer the program.
Scholarships of up to $6,800 would be available for 4-year-olds in families that make less than 185 percent of the federal poverty level, or about $43,000 for a family of four.
Even if the Senate passes the program, it wouldn't start until July 2015 because there is no funding attached to the bill. That would come when legislators craft next year's state budget.
A fiscal analysis of the proposal shows that the program could cost between $7.5 million to $30 million in the first year.
About 40,000 Indiana children would be eligible for the program, but how many would be served depends on the money set aside for the program.
One concern Democrats have is about tying the preschool voucher to the state's vouchers for K-12 students. If children receive the early-education voucher, they would be able to use the K-12 voucher without first attending public school for one year.
Investing in early childhood education is important, said Rep. Scott Pelath, D-Michigan City. We don't want what is wrong to get in the way of what is right.
Rep. Shelli VanDenburgh, D-Crown Point, said that despite her reservations, my heart just knows it's the right thing to do. We're behind 40-some states.
Area House members supported the bill except for Rep. Dave Ober, R-Albion.


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And another tip is WHAT THE HELL MAN if u have a teammate dont let him just DIE
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Heres a tip man dont always team. THEY may backstab you it gets really........STUPID to me
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Brian Williams interviews Edward Snowden, NSA whistleblower
"Nightly News" last night said Brian Williams was "on assignment" -- and some assignment, indeed: He has scored the first American media interview with Edward Snowden, who is essentially under protective custody in Russia.
NBC just confirmed this massive scoop and offered more details -- a full hour interview will air at 10 next Wednesday.
Williams' in-person conversation with Snowden was conducted over the course of several hours and was shrouded in secrecy due to Snowden's life in exile since leaking classified documents about U.S. surveillance programs a year ago. Williams also jointly interviewed Snowden and journalist Glenn Greenwald, who has reported stories based on the documents in media outlets around the world, about how they came to work together and the global debate sparked by their revelations.
Snowden released a vast trove of NSA "metadata" -- some of which revealed the NSA collection of phone and Internet traffic of U.S. citizens and the tapping into of personal phone communications of foreign leaders.
Report: FNC's Gregg Jarrett arrested in Minneapolis
Fox News' Gregg Jarrett -- who took a leave of absence from the network earlier this month -- was arrested at the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport Wednesday. The Star-Trib reported this first, while others have since confirmed. He obstructed a police officer at the terminal bar, and has been arraigned . . . Also: TV Newser picked up this statement from Fox:
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HBO's 'The Normal Heart:' review
HBO's "The Normal Heart" arrives Sunday, and for the network - and director Ryan Murphy - this is a considerable undertaking not without risk, for these times are - in some regards - more polarized than '85, when the Joseph Papp production opened at the Public Theater. (The role of Ned Weeks - essentially the play's author Larry Kramer - was originated by "Midnight Express'" Brad Davis - Billy...Read more »
Seinfeld's 'Comedians' back June 19 with George Wallace, Aziz Ansari, Jon Stewart...
Jerry Seinfeld's "Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee" - his finest series since "Seinfeld" - returns June 19 with: Robert Klein, George Wallace, Sarah Jessica Parker, Aziz Ansari, Jon Stewart.. Sounds all good, and coffee's on Jerry. On Crackle...
Iggy Azalea on 'Dancing with the Stars' -- and a winner named, too
The 18th season of "Dancing with the Stars" ended last night, and what a shocker: The Olympic ice dancing gold medalist won.
Who saw that coming? I mean, really?
Of course I'm disappointed, but this is not about me, is it? No, it's about Amy Purdy being robbed. She'll get over it -- after all, who's got the room in their closet for a glitter-ball trophy that big anyway?
But the winners, Meryl Davis and Maks Chmerkovskiy, were certainly extraordinary. No doubt they were this season's best, but that doesn't make this larceny any easier.
Speaking of extraordinary, how about that appearance by Iggy Azalea last night? I could hear millions of conversations all over America ... "Mabel, what's an Iggy ... Mabel, what's she saying ... Mabel, turn off the sound, I'm confused ..."
In "DWTS'" almost comical ongoing efforts to build a young audience, Iggy got the call. Hey, why not: She's got a big hit. Certainly the most interesting part of this finale, and of many finales ... To the clips!
Stephen Colbert suggests 'Mad Men' ending to creator Matthew Weiner
"Mad Men's" first half of the seventh season (got that?) ends on Sunday, and in celebration, or mourning, of the impending event, "Men" creator Matthew Weiner was on "The Colbert Report" on Tuesday night.
As expected, the segment was more about Stephen than "Men," but Weiner did offer a few closing thoughts on the series so far, while the host has an unusual suggestion of how to end the entire series. But you have to watch to the end of the clip.
PBS's 'Coming Back with Wes Moore' returns
Memorial Day approaches and TV approaches the day in its own way, too. But one particularly worthy effort in fact began last week - "Coming Back with Wes Moore," a PBS three-parter that returns Tuesday night (WNET/13, 8).
There's much to admire about this film, but Moore's specific take on veterans returning from the battlefield and re-assimilating is as good as any place to start: His approach...Read more »
'Dancing with the Stars,' season 18, and the winner is ...
Every season I predict the winner of "Dancing with the Stars" on the morning of the finals -- that's right, I've got a life and I'm living it large -- but almost invariably manage to get it wrong. I'm proud of that record, a testament to the fact that I really don't have a clue what I'm talking about when I talk "DWTS," but also to the cleverness of producer Conrad Green and protean "DWTS" who and which still manage to find ways to pull off little surprises after all these seasons.
Of course there's no surprise to the three we find in the finalists' circle, with possibly the exception of Candace Cameron Bure. Of course this was all going to come down to Meryl Davis and Maksim Chmerkovskiy and Derek Hough and Amy Purdy. That was the plan all along and it succeeded well.
It's easy to dismiss this final as all glitter-ball showmanship -- an ending crafted long before it ever even got to this point. But I actually do think this is a special end, and that the winner will indeed be someone who defied the odds -- to use that old tired line -- and did it in a way that created a sense of wonder in those who witnessed and a sense of real joy, too. Maybe you can really do what you set out to do, even when that would seem, on the face of it, impossible. Maybe those odds can be defied, and the fates overruled, and . . . darn it, maybe that glitter ball trophy really does mean something after all.
Of course the winner has to be Amy Purdy. The winner must be Amy Purdy. The winner will be Amy Purdy.
This wasn't easy for her and it could not have been easy -- even with the always superlative multiple champion Hough by her side most of the season. (And if somehow you are not aware, she lost both lower legs to bacterial meningitis as a young girl, and dances on prosthetic legs.) But she did it all with unfailing grace and a seeming belief in the goal -- that winning is in fact not quite everything but the process in getting there certainly is.
Good for her and for Hough -- they have briefly restored my faith in a show that gets wheezier and geezier by the season. But every so often it does find a real champion worth crowning. This one, for example. Here's the freestyle again from last night.
'True Blood' final season trailer...the first
The last season of "True Blood" begins June 22, which should give us just enough time to digest -- bad choice of word, but for now will do -- all the juicy (another wrong word) trailers that HBO will be feeding (how many wrong words can I stuff in a "True Blood" post?) fans between now and then. This one bites off a lot without sucking any vitality out of what to expect.
Oh dear.
Just take a look; this one arrived Friday:
WABC/7's Art McFarland to retire by month's end
And now this from the local TV news scene: Art McFarland, the longest tenured reporter at WABC/7's "Eyewitness News," is leaving the station May 30. It's all good, he says: Retirement and other opportunities beckon.
McFarland, 65, is certainly one of the best-known reporters on New York TV -- a long and steady presence at Channel 7, where the words "long and steady" have not always applied...Read more »


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Holocaust Memories: Artistic Representations of the Shoah
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How do you represent the unrepresentable...the horrors of the Holocaust? This symposium will address this issue by scholarly and artistic presentations in various aesthetic forms-painting, music, poetry, and film.
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From his first game as a true freshman in 2011 through the Ball State game on Oct. 5, 2013, Virginia senior cornerback Demetrious Nicholson started every game for the Cavaliers. His streak of starts ended at 30, when Nicholson was forced to sit out the rest of the 2013 season after suffering a turf toe injury in the loss to the Cardinals.
More than 10 months later, Nicholson is still battling back. One of the Cavs' most experienced players, Nicholson has spent the summer rehabbing after having surgery on May 1.
"It got better, but I believe coming back and trying to keep pushing through it probably made it worse," Nicholson says of his turf toe injury. "They actually found a cyst on it that they didn't know, so they did surgery on it and fixed it up for me."
Early in UVa's fall camp, Nicholson is still limited in practice. He was recently cleared to run on the field, but still hasn't been allowed to take part in full practices.
"I'm very anxious," he says. "Especially during the time of camp where I know we have a game this month, and you know time is ticking. I see my guys out here having fun, running around. I just want to be able to be a part of that. I'm getting better, and I'm doing all I can to keep progressing my injury, so hopefully I'll be out there soon."
"He's battling back," says senior safety Anthony Harris. "He's getting better each day and improving to where we're hoping to get him back as soon as possible. But a guy like that, that much experience, that much talent, knowing the passion that he has, it's hard to see him over there not getting out there, not making plays that I know he's definitely capable of making."
Nicholson's road to a full recovery has been longer than he anticipated, but he's hoping it will come to an end before the 'Hoos begin the season on Aug. 30 against UCLA.
"I'm really confident. I'm getting better pretty fast. When I first had my surgery I was in the depression state, but now I started rehabbing and started running. I was able to lift all through the summer, so I got my strength up and conditioning now, so I'll be ready."


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Miley Cyrus is topless in the latest issue of Rolling Stone, placing folded arms up over most of her breasts.
But the singer has now exposed her bare feet bottoms on Twitter - and the result is even more shocking than this racy cover image: she has tattoos of the words "Rolling $tone" down there.
For real!
The 20-year old took magazine editor Josh Eells with her to get the ink done and tells the magazine that she got inspiration for the idea when trying to come up with something "fun" for the pair to do.
"I thought about going to play laser tag," she says. "But laser tag sucks. And we could have gone bowling, but what are we, 90?"
And in case you find this odd, Miley has two words for you: Stephen Baldwin.
"He said he was my biggest fan, and I told him my biggest fans have tattoos," Cyrus says in the publication's cover story. "So he got hm tattooed on his shoulder. People do f--ked-up shit."
It's true. Like swinging around naked on a wrecking ball.
What do you think of Miley's latest tattoo?
The dumb twat strikes again, she will end up doing black gang bang porn - I would like to see pulling a train of 500 men in a nite!
Why on the feet? Just awful..
She getting exactly what she wants tons of publicity. Disappointed in R S for continuing the peep show.
Can you say fame whore!
That'll fade quickly.
give me one good reason why she did this?
More Tramp Stamps, just cover your tongue next time. We have saw enough!
Uglyassed feet.
What a nasty woman. She must of been raised by a pack of wolves.
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