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At the moment parenting a mask or its vertices to another object like a null is not possible by default. Although it is one of the most wanted features, probably there is no official solution for this. But in the same link you can find a link to a forum post where scripting master Dan Ebberts offers a solution. This solution has some limitations though, yet ...
Just move the camera to the top of the composition. The 1st camera is the one Ae will render.
It is probably worth checking your Image>Mode settings. I find they tend to change my colours between exports and prints etc.
There seem to be a few basic misconceptions here. For cartoons you don't need anything fancy as long as cell-shading is supported, which is typically a camera filter. Lighting is actually done in your 3d animation software. The job of a render engine like Mental Ray or V-ray is simply to process the scene you build to generate the final image, but it ...
It sounds like you've switched over to Active Camera in your Composition window. You may need to switch the Composition viewport window to the camera you wish to use. Do this by selecting the camera in the dropdown menu at the bottom of the Composition window. Hope this helps!
It sounds like the image isn't actually transparent. I am not familiar with kdenlive, but any decent NLE should allow for transparent layers. As long as the images actually have transparent backgrounds, it should just work to animate one layer coming in on the other. I would try using GIMP to make sure to remove everything but the line itself from the ...
I've never heard that term used for rendering before, but it is most likely referring to the number of hours of computation needed for a single CPU or GPU to process it. In most video and 3d applications, it is possible to parallelize the rendering of the video itself (though not necessarily the encoding. Thus, a job that would take 200 "man hours" (more ...
Windows Server is very much the same as the Desktop Windows regarding the core of the OS, there is just some stuff missing and other stuff added that is usefull for webservers. You shouldn't have any problems installing an After Effects render node, I used Windows Server 2008 R2 myself for an After Effects CS5 network render node. Shouldn't have changed ...
Interesting question. First, here's a question for you: can your supercomputer actually calculate and render, in real time, an animated zoom on images so complex? My guess (only a guess) is that it will need more than 1/30 sec. to complete each frame (let's assume 30 frames per second as a minimal frame rate in which to achieve a smooth zoom). If that's the ...
Make sure that resolutions match. Look at the properties of the source clip, make sure that all of the main parameters (height, width, pixel ratio, frame rate) match for your composition and your export. If it is having to interpolate pixels (as a result of non-divisible height or width or a difference in pixel aspect ratio) or interpolate frames (as a ...
It depends on the quality you want to achieve and where your skill set is. The bigger difference between 2d and 3d animation isn't so much the time it consumes, but rather the skill set it requires. The techniques for both are completely different (though there is a subset of 2d animation that is based on cell-shading or other specialized rendering of 3d ...
After effects, and while your at it, just do the whole thing in After effects, by the time this renders out, and then bring it into maya, apply camera animation, and render it out, you could have made 20 with AE
Some novel ideas physical: better CPUs, more RAM crowdsourcing: render farms & distributed rendering like here knowledge & experience: elegant simple shortcuts -- keep things simple: no smoke or fluid etc CPU-expensive stuff Perhaps Related, found after some googling but not sure ...
You could try: Turning off ray tracing Lowering the resolution Turning off soft shadows unless needed In Blender, use the Simplify option These and others are covered in this blenderguru article
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Investigators seek cause of San Francisco fire
Fire investigators on Wednesday were looking into whether welding work was to blame for a massive blaze that barreled through an apartment building construction site, threatening nearby structures and prompting evacuations as firefighters worked to prevent its spread through a San Francisco neighborhood.
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Fire investigators on Wednesday were looking into whether welding work was to blame for a massive blaze that barreled through an apartment building construction site, threatening nearby structures and prompting evacuations as firefighters worked to prevent its spread through a San Francisco neighborhood.
City officials said a catastrophe was narrowly avoided in an up-and-coming area near AT&T Park, home of the Giants.
"I think we're very lucky that the fire didn't jump anymore," Mayor Ed Lee said.
The exact cause of the blaze -- one of the largest in the city in recent years -- was under investigation. Fire officials were looking into preliminary reports that workers at the block-long site were doing torch work shortly before the fire was reported around 5 p.m. Tuesday, Fire Chief Joanne Hayes-White said.
"It's too early to determine a cause at this point," Fire Department Battalion Chief Kirk Richardson said. "Our arson investigators still have a lot of material they have to look at."
Two firefighters suffered minor injuries. One of them, Tom Murphy, suffered burns while battling the fire from above but didn't realize he was injured for hours, said firefighter Stephen Maguire, whose crew was among the first to arrive.
The five-alarm fire created a plume of black smoke that was visible for miles and led to the evacuation of nearby buildings as about 150 firefighters were called to contain it. A wall of the burning building collapsed about an hour after the fire began.
Firefighters had to take a defensive stance because the building was leaning in some areas, Maguire said.
The blaze cracked windows at Strata at Mission Bay, an apartment building across the street, and sent an ember onto the roof of a University of California, San Francisco building.
Flames briefly spread to scaffolding at another building under construction, Maguire said.
The fire was fueled by wooden frames and other materials at the site, Hayes-White said. Because it was under construction, the building had no fire-suppression systems.
"Our objective last night, which we were able to achieve, was to contain (the fire) to the building of origin," she said.
Fire officials did not yet have a damage estimate but said the entire six-story building was a loss.
By late afternoon Wednesday, construction crews were using an excavator to tear down the structure on one end while firefighters on the other end doused hotspots.
Firefighters will likely remain on the scene throughout the night to make sure the fire doesn't rekindle, Richardson said.
Meanwhile, some nearby residents were allowed back into their homes Wednesday evening except for those living in the Strata at Mission Bay.
Exterior sprinklers on the building have to be replaced and the fire protection system restored before Strata residents can be allowed back in, fire Deputy Chief of Operations Mark Gonzales said. About 30 Strata units suffered damage, fire officials said.
Earlier Wednesday, Eli Brill and his wife Justyn Bellsey, both 31, temporarily returned to their apartment at Strata to retrieve belongings. Firefighters had helped them retrieve their dog the previous night.
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The burned building was part of a residential development project with 172 units, according to BRE Properties, the building's owner.
It was going up in a former industrial area that became a redevelopment district in the 1990s and has since attracted a mix of high-end residential housing and retail businesses.
A new University of California, San Francisco hospital is also being built.
Associated Press writer Channing Joseph contributed to this report.
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Re: WGM Group Prefs don't stick
New to the site but its helped me vastly over the past week or two! I hope someone will be able to help with my latest issue no amount of googling has been able to resolve this yet!
We have a mac server running OD, I have 10 Imacs (snow leopard) connected to said OD Master Server (snow leopard) and users are able to login with their network accounts.
Looking on the client imacs they are sucessfully connected to the server, Ive added the computers in WGM using the Ethernet ID and IP address and have a group called Mac Suite.
I must be missing something fundemental as no matter what I try I can not get WGM to enforce any preferences onto the workstations or users, this previously worked before rebuilding the server. I have reimaged all the workstations.
I wondered if it could be a DNS releated issue as in ARD3 the DNS names are incorrect, I can connect to machines fine and users can connect to all network resources (shared areas, home directories on both mac and windows boxes)
Here is a list of trouble shoooting steps I have taken thus far...none have worked;
Disabled DNS on the OD server and used our internal windows DNS as the server address
Refreshed the cache on all clients
Tried using DHCP over a manually address, rebooted refreshed IP
Any ideas on where to go, ideally Id like to WGM applying preferences otherwise Im screwed come first week back!!!!!!!!]
Thanks in advance for any input
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Many thanks for taking the time to reply!
Sadly Ive removed all user preferences and solely have computer preferences applied at the moment.
Ive setup a few macs before but havent got a clue what could be causing this!
Hmm. Try this, and take note as well, that AFP548 - Changing the world one server at a time. is a very handy Mac resource.
AFP548 - Changing the world one server at a time.
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It's Xmas
on the clients are they connecting via ip or domain name in opendirectory settings?
hope the following info helps;
On the clients under the login option the network account server is listed as macserver.local
The clients all have static DHCP addresses and are using our networks DNS servers
User accounts can login and pull profiles fine, save work etc
The server is setup as macserver.local
Let me know if there is anymore info that would be useful, Im guessing Ive missed something fundemental along the way of setting up the server......................
In your initial post you wrote that you added the machines to WGM by Mac address and IP address. If you properly bound the machines to the network (in Accounts preferences or Directory Utility on the clients) then it should automatically create the machine account in WGM. I would start by deleting the machine accounts you created in WGM and then re-binding your clients. (Just adding the machines by MAC address and IP address would not give you control over their preferences since there is no way of knowing if that machine trusts your server).
Good luck!
i know it sounds like an obvious one but have you restarted the server?
Is your managed prefs server listed in Directory Utility?
Ive seen this before on Snow Leopard, Try deleting and recreating the server/services in serveradmin.......I bet your home directories arent pulling properly either?????
Hi there
This is a bit of a necro thread, but i really thought i must impart what i have learnt about this in case any others are having the same problem and need an answer that works.
What I found was that in the Computers list (not Computer Groups), is that I could see computers in there that had old computer names (from when i initially imaged and bound to the OD).
If you have renamed your machines this could be your problem.
Delete the machines out of the Computer group, delete any OLD machine names out of Computers List, put the machines back into the Computers Group. Ta Da, now working right as rain, right?
Hi There
What network have you setup ? as i'm sure there is a Minimum spec for Applying Ssystem Prefs etc - also i have not been able to get it to work Over WIFI connections
Correct me if im wrong
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BOSTON (Reuters) - A 2006 public smoking ban in Scotland reduced the number of serious childhood asthma attacks by 18 percent per year, researchers reported on Wednesday.
Before the ban imposed in March 2006, the number of hospital admissions for asthma was rising by 5 percent a year among children under 15. The after-ban benefits were seen in both pre-school and school-age children.
Critics had said the ban could force smokers who could not light up in the workplace or in enclosed public spaces to smoke more at home, increasing the risk to children.
Dr. Jill Pell of the University of Glasgow, who worked on the new study, said the findings in the New England Journal of Medicine show that did not happen.
"The evidence we have from Scotland is that it had the opposite effect. People are generally more accepting of the need to protect nonsmokers and vulnerable groups such as children," Pell said in a telephone interview.
"Children were being exposed to less secondhand smoke. We went into the study hoping we would see some health benefit coming out of that."
Previous research showed the Scottish smoking ban also reduced breathing problems among bar workers, even those who continued to smoke.
The Pell team based its conclusions on nationwide data on childhood asthma hospitalizations and asthma deaths from January 2000 through October 2009. Only five children died from asthma during that period.
The number of admissions was decreasing at the start of the study but it began moving upward in 2002. It peaked in 2006, a few months after the ban, before turning sharply downward.
The database did not allow Pell and her colleagues to directly determine if the decline in hospitalizations was due to less exposure to smoke in the home or in public, or whether school-age children themselves smoked less.
In the United States, parental smoking is believed to be responsible for more than 200,000 childhood asthma attacks per year, they said.
More than half the states in the U.S. ban smoking in most enclosed public places. Two thirds prohibit it in workplaces.
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Boot the Vista DVD, select Custom install, select C partition where Windows 7 is now installed, use Drive Tools (advanced) to format first, then install Vista there. It will update the MBR in XP to make a dual boot.
If you want to install Vista to the empty H partition, it will configure a multi-boot with XP and Windows 7.
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thank you for the quick reply.
i can start installation now
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ive installed vista now but i dont have any idea what is wrong with it!
i could install the graphics card and some other stuffs but its hanging and says windows explorer is not responding i set my internet connection but it doesnt seems to work~
right now im on xp everytime its hanging im not able to do anything where do i go lol
poor me if vista doesnt work ill have to stick with windows 7.and oh yes best part is i did not loose any boot options hope it will be alright if i have to go back to using windows 7 thank you all for the help anyway.great support
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ohh i got the internet working now as usual vista and its driver detecting problems well any help needed ill ask you guys thanks again (L)
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Glad to see you're progressing
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well i wanted to know another thing,that is if i ever want to install another Os like say for example if i would want to install windows 7 on the same partition that i did,do i have to format it the same as i did yesterday?
and would i loose any boot options then? not upgrade but just dual boot
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Windows 7 should definitely find and include the XP install if re-installed in the future and retain the Dual boot. I cannot speak for all Linux or other alternative but a long as they were developed after XP they should also cause no problems on this issue
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hmm looks like i have to go back to windows 7.but never mind its benefits me anyway
my vista is acting different every time i don't know what is wrong with it.explorer keeps encountering a problem .i've done all updates necessary & what annoys me most is when i open the task manager and look at it using 700+ mb of ram lol i used to love looking at windows 7 task manager using just 300+ anyway.vista - 7 both the same thing with a little difference anyway planing to install 7 in a few days
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SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - The motorized scooter that San Francisco Giants right fielder Hunter Pence rides to home games has been stolen.
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Pete Abilla has put together a neat timeline of acquisitions by Google, Yahoo and Microsoft using Ajax.
Pete Abilla has put together a neat timeline of acquisitions by Google, Yahoo and Microsoft using Ajax.
Read/WriteWeb has a pretty cool summary of all the acquisitions made by Yahoo since around 2005. I'd forgotten one or two, but the list is pretty impressive. What's even more impressive is how cheaply Yahoo managed to acquire a lot of these companies.
While Google's out spending $1.6 billion for video technology that it already had in Google Video, Yahoo's put together an impressive list of Web 2.0 technologies for what appears to be less than $100 million.
It appears Marketing Pilgrim and Yahoo are on the same page…we both think MyBlogLog is a pretty cool company!
The social network for bloggers and blog readers has seen great growth in the past few months with lots of blogs installing their tracking code and building their MyBlogLog community. Once again proving it's in touch with social media, Yahoo has snapped up the company for a reported $10-12 million.
Judging by the official MyBlogLog blog, the guys appear to be excited about the acquisition and explain what backing from Yahoo will mean to them.
Yahoo! is going to put loads of resources into MyBlogLog and help us roll out a ton of new features. Plus, we're moving to their infrastructure, which should help with those occasional slowdowns.
The FCC has approved the $86 billion mega-merger of AT&T and Bell South, after AT&T agreed to a number of concessions, including an important one on the issue of net neutrality.
One of the most important concessions is AT&T's commitment to a basic set of principles that establish a practical implementation of Net neutrality. Specifically, it agreed "not to provide or to sell to Internet content, application, or service providers, including those affiliated with AT&T/BellSouth, any service that privileges, degrades or prioritizes any packet transmitted over AT&T/BellSouth's wireline broadband Internet access service based on its source, ownership or destination."
This is not the end of the whole net neutrality battle, but AT&T's concession is certainly a small battle won for the likes of Google, Yahoo et al.
According to TechCrunch, we can expect PayPerPost to announce tomorrow they have acquired blog services company Performancing. Their motivation?
The main purpose of the acquisition appears to be for PayPerPost to get access to the 28,000 Performancing users, most of whom are bloggers and potential customers of PayPerPost.
Nick Wilson and the Performancing team will keep the FireFox blog editor plugin and spin off a new company. No financial details have been released.
Andy has covered how to make your SEO company more profitable, but understanding the inner workings and personnel management of an SEO firm is also an important facet of owning an SEO firm. In light of the recent acquisitions of SEO companies, here are some tips on what to do after acquiring an independent SEO company.
Not all Google acquisitions have a $1.65B price tag – in fact very few do. Google has gone back to snapping-up small interesting technology companies, with the acquisition of Endoxon, an internet mapping solutions company (actually, they only acquired 3 of the company's 6 business units).
The Endoxon team has demonstrated passion and innovation in online mapping and has developed compelling technology that will enhance our Google geo products worldwide. We're also excited about having a dedicated team in Europe that can bring a distinctively European focus to our Maps products in those markets.
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Prep: 35 min. Bake: 30 min.
5 celery ribs, finely chopped
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Join Pastor Zane as he studies the Book of 1 Thessalonians, which is one of the most interesting books of the bible.
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Home Life Groups have started. Take this opportunity to become acquainted with people in our church while you are celebrating the Word of the Lord! Feel free to contact the leaders for more information. Also check the Events Calendar on the website. Home "Life" Groups 2014-2015 Sunday: 6:30 pm – discussing book […]
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We have a food pantry that serves the homeless and locals in need of food. This ministry is constantly in need of canned and packaged goods, fresh meat, bread, staples, etc. which can be left in the barrel at the church, marked "Mercy In Action." Please call Michelle Husted at 683-6795 or the church at […]
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Hang out with the girls for an evening! Bring snack to share and a friend. Join us for worship and listen to a guest speaker.
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Carla Wisler directed the children's play today with 41 of our Vineyard Kids! They sang songs, played bells and acted out the play, "The Birth of Jesus." At the conclusion, the kids and the congregation sang, "Christmas is a Time to Love."It was a very special time for all!
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Zane & Cathleen Springer and Jack & Bob Foster traveled to the Perm and Ufa Vineyards and look forward to visiting them again. The following are video highlights from their visit this summer.
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Zane & Cathleen Springer and Jack & Bob Foster traveled to Perm, Russia, to teach students from Russian Vineyard Churches attending the Leadership School about the Work of the Holy Spirit and his gifts. Many students received the prayer language and a strong presence of the Holy Spirit equipping them for the next step with […]
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Our youth meet regularly on Sundays in the youth room immediately following worship. The age of the youth are junior high through senior high schoolers. As a group, enjoy activities, getting into God's word, worship or just hang out and have fun. Lunch Box Cafe. More kids are coming over from the high school on […]
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Nashville, Tennessee, October 22, 2010--Beth Kauffman, like many other United Methodist young people today, was introduced to Christian mission on a volunteer trip, hers to Cuba. The experience broadened her horizon about potential vocations, and now she is combining mission with her youth ministry studies at Pfeiffer College in North Carolina.
Beth was one of 15 Pfeiffer students taking part in "Rethink Mission," a conference on mission past, present, and future held at Scarritt-Bennett Center in Nashville from October 14 to 17. The students gave the meeting of 120 mission specialists a decidedly forward-looking direction.
Beth, a reflective sophomore from Woodlands, Texas, said that on the trip to Cuba she realized the need for mission and added the topic to her curriculum. She wishes that more teenagers and young adults were aware of mission and mission opportunities through The United Methodist Church. She applauds an increase in electronic media aimed at connecting mission and her generation. Beth grew up in the large-membership Woodlands United Methodist Church.
Alex Ellenberg, a second-semester sophomore from Cleveland, North Carolina, also has a "strong call to youth ministry and mission," and wants the church to be aware of the capacities of young people to take the gospel of Jesus Christ seriously. He has done an internship in youth ministry at Christ United Methodist Church in Salisbury, North Carolina, and is seeking God's guidance on whether to go to seminary in preparation for ordination.
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In short interviews, Beth, Alex, and several of their Pfeiffer friends commented on the welcome they received from the missionaries, deaconesses, and church leaders gathered for "Rethink Mission." The conference was one of several events around the world marking the 100 th anniversary of the famous World Missionary Conference held in Edinburgh, Scotland, in 1910.
"It's great to interact with mission veterans," Alex commented. "They are open to what we have to say." This sentiment was underscored by Kayleigh Peterman, a Pfeiffer freshman from Naples, Florida. "In the small groups, the others really listened to us," she said.
The "veterans" were thankful for the students, who brought energy and fresh insights to serious questions of how the church today and its members engage in God's mission around the world. "Wasn't it great to have the students here?" was a common comment as the conference concluded following Sunday worship.
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Several in the Pfeiffer group are doing a double major in youth ministry and mission, a rare opportunity at the college level. Pfeiffer, with its main campus at Misenheimer, North Carolina, is the only United Methodist-related undergraduate institution with a major in mission.
The trip to Nashville for the mission conference was organized by the Rev. Philip Wingeier-Rayo, a professor of religion at Pfeiffer, who was a missionary for 15 years through the United Methodist General Board of Global Ministries. He served in Nicaragua, Cuba, Mexico, and the Rio Grande Valley in South Texas.
Pfeiffer College, located near Charlotte in the Western North Carolina Annual Conference, was established in 1885 and offers both undergraduate and graduate degrees. The undergraduate school is centered in Misenheimer, with graduate facilities on that campus and in Charlotte and the Durham area. The school is proudly in the United Methodist tradition of higher education. It has a new Master of Arts program in practical theology as well as bachelor work in various areas of ministry, including mission.
Students will receive academic credit for their participation in "Rethink Mission" and the completion of academic requirements linked to the event. Pfeiffer provided transportation to Nashville in a van. Students paid for their own meals and slept each night in the youth rooms of Calvary United Methodist Church of Nashville.
The students had group opportunities to interact with several of the major conference speakers, including Dr. Dana Robert, a professor of mission at Boston University, who delivered the keynote address (see the story Rethinking Missionaries from 1910 to Today.)
Mission Volunteer Experience
"Mission trips"--involving volunteers in mission--seemed to be common experiences among most of the 15 Pfeiffer students. Such activities, which are sponsored by congregations, schools, districts, and annual conferences, are in the early 21 st century the primary doors to mission for young people.
David Bunn, while only a college freshman, has always been a volunteer in disaster relief in North Carolina and programs involving residents of a veteran's home and a homeless shelter in the Asheville area.
A native of Norwood, North Carolina, where he grew up in the First United Methodist Church, David is combining his talents as a musician with a passion for mission, especially with a focus on local communities. "Music speaks to people, sometimes more than words," he said. David came to the realization that God wanted him to link music and mission through a great deal of prayer. "God has laid this calling on me," he said.
"Everywhere to Everywhere"
David was especially impressed at the conference with an address by Dr. Daryl Balia, a professor of mission in Scotland, originally of Indian ancestry from South Africa.
Dr. Balia presented an overview of mission from the late 18 th century to the present day. He also analyzed practical implications and challenges introduced by the current concept of "mission from everywhere to everywhere"--a replacement for seeing mission as an enterprise of white westerners directed to indigenous people in other parts of the world.
Ms. Peterman found herself thinking about venues for mission service as she listened to the speaker and engaged in small-group discussions. Her home church, North Naples United Methodist, offers mission opportunities in Africa, but she is investigating a range of options as she pursues her education.
The Pfeiffer students actively took part in the drafting of a long list of mission affirmations that emerged from "Rethink Mission" through an intense small-group process. They also assisted with worship, under the leadership of the Rev. Debra Tyree, a staff member of the Global Praise program of the General Board of Global Ministries.
The students acted as communion servers in the liturgy of Holy Communion that concluded the conference.
"Rethink Mission" was sponsored by three professional associations of United Methodist mission personnel--the Church and Community Workers Association, National Association of Deaconesses, and United Methodist Missionary Association--and by the Mission Professors of The United Methodist Church, and the General Board of Global Ministries. Retired missionary Norma Kehrberg did most of the organizational work.
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Despite what you might think from reading this blog on a regular basis, shoes don't have to be brutish, armadillo-like or heel free! We're still big fans of cute-looking shoes, and these 'Sweetie Pie' pumps with their gingerbread man pattern are so adorable you might just want to adopt them as pets...
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An environmental group challenging Shell Oil's plans to drill exploratory wells off Alaska's coast calls a federal appeals court decision disappointing, given the catastrophic Gulf of Mexico spill. A federal appeals court in Portland, Oregon ruled that the federal government met its obligations to consider the potential threat to wildlife and the risk for disaster before it approved the project.
Environmental groups say oil companies are increasing risk by going for deep water oil. And they contend Shell would be ill-equipped to deal with a spill similar to BP's in Arctic waters.
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VESTAL, N.Y. - Former Binghamton golf captain and All-American Ryan Foote '97 has passed away in Huntersville, N.C.
Foote, 40, who played three seasons for Binghamton during the the program's Division III prominence, succumbed to cancer on Friday. The family will receive friends from 1:30-2:30 p.m. on Tuesday at James Funeral Home in Huntersville. A funeral mass will follow at 3 p.m. at St. Mark Catholic Church.
Foote worked as a financial planner for TIAA-CREF and previously was a senior financial planning analyst at AXA Equitable for four years.
He is survived by a son and a daughter.
"Ryan fought this terrible disease for several years with great vigor and determination," former coach John Affleck noted. "As we remember him from his golfing competition days, he was the ultimate scrambler and accomplished athlete. In life, his attributes were the same. He was a very humble and loving individual. We say goodbye to a dear, kind, considerate and thoughtful friend. We all are better for knowing Ryan Foote."
Foote came to Binghamton in 1994 and helped lead the 1994-95 team to a sixth place finish at the NCAA Division III Championship. He earned two medalist honors during the year, capturing the Hartwick Invitational and the BU Collegiate B.C. Open. He also was runnerup at the Williams Invitational and finished third at the Cornell-Colgate Invite. With a scoring average of 78.6, Foote was named a national All-American after being voted the top golfer in the district.
One year later, Foote and a talented core of teammates made history by winning a school-record eight tournaments during the regular season. The squad then produced another top-10 national finish by placing seventh at the NCAA Championship.
In his senior season, Foote led the team to a half-dozen top-five tournament finishes and another NCAA Championship appearance.
At the year-end Varsity Awards Banquet in 1997, Foote was honored with the athletics department's Jake Pitler Award, given to the one senior male student-athlete who has shown preeminent leadership and achievement throughout his career.
He graduated from Binghamton's School of Management in 1997 with a bachelor's degree in business management.


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A database is an organized collection of data or information, which is easy to navigate. Data retrieval from a database is a snap, because databases are organized in such a way that the data can easily be sorted and queried. Databases are typically hierarchical, network, relational, or object oriented in design.
The hierarchical model of data collection and storage organizes information into a data tree, in a parent-child configuration. For example, in an employee database, the parent data might be the name of the employee, where the child data might be the employee's phone number, salary, or social security number. Likewise, the name of the employee might be in a child relationship to his or her manager.
The network model is similar, except that cross-parenting is permitted, such that the tree takes on a lattice format. In the employee database example, two employees might share an office phone. The network model allows the phone number to be in a child relationship with multiple employees.
Relational databases maintain a parent-child configuration between data predicated on certain conditions. For example, a query output might require only employees whose phone number equals a certain value.
The object model categorizes data into the form of objects with a set of parameters, where like objects have the same parameter set, and where the parameters can be set as desired values for individual objects. In an object-oriented database, a piece of data, such as the employee's phone number, is a line item in a table. All line items in tables have a set of parameters that includes data format. The format can be text, numeric, or alphanumeric. The database designer can specify the format of the phone number line item as numeric, because all line items in tables have assignable format.
Like databases, database management systems are hierarchical, network, relational, or object oriented. Database management systems also often perform querying functions over networks, and many of them can be huge, such as automated teller machine systems or Internet search engines.
However, a database management system, also known as a database manager, is not in itself a database. A database management system is a software system designed to manage and query multiple databases. Where a single database is comprised of tables of relational data, a database management system can manage relational data that crosses more than one database, and it coordinates the interface between the various databases, allowing relationships to cross database lines. Database managers render the traditional "search" function in any system much more robust and powerful.
In a database management system, information is queried and extracted from one database and sent to the querying application, whether it be another database or another software application altogether. In many cases, the database management system can output reports and graphs or perform sophisticated analyses on the data it queries. However, database management systems to not in and of themselves store data; all of the data it organizes and queries is housed in another database application.


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Comfort Inn & Suites At Maplewood
Comfort Inn & Suites At Maplewood in Montpelier
Comfort Inn & Suites At Maplewood
Hotel Guest Rating: 9.2/10
213 Paine Turnpike N.
Montpelier, VT 05602
Welcome to the Comfort Inn & Suites At Maplewood
Comfortably furnished rooms with microwaves, mini-fridges and free Wi-Fi in a convenient location that's easily accessible from I-89 have Priceline guests saying good things about the Comfort Inn & Suites At Maplewood.
Hotel Features
The two-story, non-smoking hotel has 89 suites featuring microwaves and mini-fridges. Additionally, rooms are equipped with coffeemakers, hairdryers, premium cable TV and free Wi-Fi. The hotel has a business center, meeting space and a coin laundry. In addition to complimentary coffee and tea available throughout the day in the lobby, the hotel provides a free breakfast buffet each morning, featuring items like eggs, sausage, waffles, fruit, yogurt and cereal. Guests of the hotel enjoy free parking, plus the convenience of a mini-mart, gas station and nationally branded restaurant on the premises.
Hotel Location
The Comfort Inn is one mile from Berlin Mall and three miles from the state capitol building. It's four miles to Barre Opera House, five miles to Morse Farm Maple Sugarworks and six miles to Rock of Ages Granite Quarry. Stowe Ski Area is 17 miles away and it's 20 miles to Sugarbush and Bolton Valley Ski Area. Burlington International Airport is 36 miles away.
Guest Favorites
Priceline guests like "everything" at the Comfort Inn, including its "friendly staff," "great location" and "very good" breakfast, all of which they say add up to a "wonderful experience."
Comfort Inn & Suites At Maplewood Amenities
- AM/FM radio
- Bus parking
- Business center
- Cable television
- Complimentary full american breakfast
- Exercise gym
- Free high speed internet connection
- Hairdryer
- High speed internet connection
- Iron
- Jogging track
- Meeting rooms
- Non-smoking
- Onsite laundry
- Parking
- Restaurant
- Safe deposit box
- Truck parking
- Wireless internet connection
Hotel Information
You must show a valid photo ID and credit card upon check-in. Guests are required to show a photo identification and credit card upon check-in. Please note that all Special Requests are subject to availability and additional charges may apply.
Hotel Guest Reviews of the Comfort Inn & Suites At MaplewoodOur hotel ratings and reviews are from real hotel guests. Priceline.com ensures that its reviews are guests-only by proactively sending hotel surveys to customers after they've completed their hotel stays. In the post-stay surveys, priceline.com hotel customers are asked a number of questions about their stay and the hotel. On a scale of 1-10 with 10 being the best, the survey asks guests to rate their overall experience and specifically rate the hotel's cleanliness, staff and location. Priceline.com does not allow site visitors to post unsolicited hotel reviews.
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Knowledgeable staff who executed their duties perfectly - from check in, to housekeeping, to breakfast, to check out - all very competent. highly recommended.
August 28, 2014
EXTREMELY busy when we were there. We had to park in the far reaches of the parking lot with the truckers. Easy to see why it's so popular, though.
August 20, 2014
This hotel is the best. I don't understand the rating system but everyone involved in our stay was 5 star caliber.
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Though we were only at the hotel for an overnight, it couldn't have been better. The woman who checked us in at the reception desk was very friendly and gave us all the information that we would need, including location of complimentary cookies, etc. in lobby, and time/location for complimentary breakfast. Our room had just what we needed: comfortable beds, a microwave and refrigerator. There were even a few games in the lobby for the kids to play. Nice, easy access to highway in the morning for our day of skiing. ...
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President Barack Obama visited Brooklyn's Pathways in Technology Early College High School (P-Tech) last Friday to tour the school and deliver remarks on the "Next Generation of Middle Class American Workers and Entrepreneurs." His remarks included priorities for preparing all students to be college and career ready, including career education.
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"This pretty cake takes a bit of time, so I like to make the layers ahead of time and assemble the day of serving, making it an easier option for entertaining." —Trisha Kruse, Eagle, Idaho
12 Servings
Prep: 45 min. Bake: 25 min. + cooling
3 eggs
1-1/2 cups sugar
1 teaspoon
McCormick® Pure Vanilla Extract
1-3/4 cups all-purpose flour
1 cup ground almonds, toasted
2 teaspoons baking powder
1/2 teaspoon salt
1-1/2 cups heavy whipping cream, whipped
1 package (8 ounces) cream cheese, softened
1 cup sugar
1/8 teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon
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1-1/2 cups heavy whipping cream, whipped
1 jar (10 to 12 ounces) apricot preserves
1/2 cup slivered almonds, toasted
Preheat oven to 350°. In a large bowl, beat eggs, sugar and
vanilla on high speed until thick and lemon-colored. Combine flour,
almonds, baking powder and salt; gradually fold into egg mixture
alternately with the whipped cream.
Transfer to two greased and floured 9-in. round baking pans. Bake
22-28 minutes or until a toothpick inserted near the center comes
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layer; spread with half the preserves. Repeat layers. Frost sides of
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almonds. Yield: 12 servings.
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1 slice equals 546 calories, 25 g fat (12 g saturated fat), 115 mg cholesterol, 284 mg sodium, 75 g carbohydrate, 2 g fiber, 8 g protein.
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psychogeriatricsSaltos de línea: psy¦cho|geri¦at¦rics
Pronunciación: /ˌsʌɪkəʊdʒɛrɪˈatrɪks /
Definición de psychogeriatrics en inglés:
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The branch of health care concerned with mental illness in elderly people.
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- I really do see Psychogeriatrics as an area of specialist practice that spans both mental health and aged care but currently attracts support from neither.
- Each old person has their own view on the value of autonomy and on the approach of death, and there is an ethical dimension to most management decisions in psychogeriatrics.
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- As the patients' psychogeriatrician I assessed their fitness for discharge.
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Organisational Model Pursuant to Legislative Decree No. 231/2001
Bologna Airport's Organization, Management and Control Model aims to ensure an internal control system designed to prevent unlawful conduct on the part of its directors, employees, associates and partners, while ensuring fairness and transparency in the conduct of business and corporate activities, to protect the Company's position and image, the shareholders' expectations and the employees' work.
Bologna Airport has decided to analyse, summarize and consolidate all the systems for control and corporate governance that had already been adopted, by updating the Model of Organization, Management and Control (hereinafter "Model"), as established by the Board of Directors on 18 December 2013, and by expressly including the Code of Ethics within this Model.
The revised Model consists of a General Part, which contains the principles and objectives of the Model, and the following attachments:
- The Code of Ethics;
- The administrative crimes and offenses subject to Legislative Decree no. 231/2001;
- The list of corporate procedures pursuant to Legislative Decree no. 231/2001.
The Code of Ethics
Explicitly and unambiguously defines the values and principles on which the Company should base its actions and which the Company intends to adopt and apply in their relationships with all stakeholders with whom it interacts during the performance of its business activities (employees, partners, clients, passengers, suppliers, public authorities and institutions), to ensure that all relations, external and internal to the Company and, more generally, of the Group, are conducted and developed in a socially and ethically correct manner.
A joint Supervisory Committee was established with autonomous powers of initiative and control, with the task of supervising the operations and compliance with the Model, including the Code of Ethics, and updating it.
All of the Company's stakeholders are required to report any violations or breaches of the Model promptly to the Supervisory Committee as well as to inform the Committee of any legal proceedings against them.
Violations are subject to sanctions according to the disciplinary procedures outlined in the Model, which, for employees, integrate the types of misconduct defined by the National Labour Contract and the Company Rules and which, in general, define any penalties to be applied to the relevant various stakeholders and misconduct, according to criteria of appropriateness and proportionality.
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Our latest issue, Volume 50, Number 2, is now online.
2013 Symposium Announced
The Journal on Legislation presents its 2013 Symposium: Class in America on February 21, 2013.
This year's symposium, co-sponsored with The Federalist Society, The American Constitutional Society, the HLS Democrats, and the Harvard Civil Rights-Civil Liberties Law Review addresses Class in America, a growing area of interest and concern for our nation.
The symposium will feature two panels, lunch, and a reception afterward. The first panel will focus on access to democracy. This discussion will cover areas including voter registration and ID requirements, and the role of Super PACs in the electoral system. The second panel will focus on the tax system. By focusing on tax policy, the panelist will be able to present differing viewpoints on possible tax reforms, the role of legal practitioners in our tax system, and the broader implications of our tax system on Americans' understating of socioeconomic class.
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Back in February we highlighted the consultation evening for the proposed development of 25 houses on Hethersett Paddock off Queen's Road http://hethersett-ourway.org.uk/2014/02/08/consultation-on-more-development-in-hethersett/. The development obviously raises concerns over the impact of additional traffic on Queen's Road and Great Melton Road, … Continue reading
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The Detroit Tigers needed some momentum going into the weekend and found it in the form of a walk-off victory on Thursday. The Tigers will try to carry that high onto the road when they open up a eight-game trip by visiting the Chicago White Sox on Friday. The Tigers are tied for the second American League wild card spot with the Seattle Mariners while sitting 1 1/2 games behind the Kansas City Royals in the AL Central.The White Sox are losers of eight of their last nine games and are only a game ahead of the Minnesota Twins in the race to avoid the AL Central basement. The bright spot for Chicago continues to be rookie slugger Jose Abreu, who has hit safely in eight straight games and is up to 97 RBIs. Abreu is batting .383 with five home runs and 11 RBIs against Detroit this season, including a pair of home runs off Friday starter Justin Verlander.TV: 8:10 p.m. ET, FSN Detroit, CSN ChicagoPITCHING MATCHUP: Tigers RH Justin Verlander (11-11, 4.82 ERA) vs. White Sox RH Scott Carroll (5-8, 5.05)Verlander came back after missing a start with shoulder inflammation and battled through 5 2/3 innings at Minnesota on Saturday. The former Cy Young winner and MVP was reached for four runs on eight hits and three walks but struck out six and got enough offensive support to earn the win. Verlander was beaten up by Chicago on June 11, surrendering seven runs on eight hits and four walks in 5 2/3 innings to suffer the loss.Carroll is stuck in his own rut and has allowed at least four earned runs in each of his last four starts. The 29-year-old was reached for five runs (four earned) on seven hits and three walks without notching a strikeout in six innings to lose to the New York Yankees on Saturday. Carroll is making his first career appearance against Detroit and is 3-3 with a 5.98 ERA at home.WALK-OFFS1. The Tigers purchased the contract of RHP Evan Reed and optioned LHP Kyle Lobstein to Triple-A Toledo.2. Chicago CF Adam Eaton has scored a run in three straight games.3. Detroit RHP Joakim Soria (strained left oblique) is scheduled to continue a throwing program on Friday.PREDICTION: Tigers 8, White Sox 6