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Hutton, trying to catch up with Irons after a pit stop, sped around a turn at 110 miles per hour and slid on some gravel, and her bike spun up into the sun. She flew 20 feet into the air, kicked the bike away from herself while in a free fall, and then skid face-first in gravel for 170 feet.
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Surprisingly, she doesn't view the crash as a watershed moment. Rather, it was launching her eponymous makeup line. She started it shortly before the accident with $600,000 she managed to rescue from Bob Williamson, her manager and boyfriend of nearly 30 years, who mismanaged her career earnings, which she discovered upon his passing.
The makeup is a success, though it doesn't rake in close to what she made in her modeling heyday. It's hard work, and that is sometimes a struggle. "I don't want to give up the rest of my life, and that's what I feel like I've been doing for 10 years."
But she refuses to sell the company to someone who might tamper with the ingredients. "It's not your imagination when suddenly your product doesn't work anymore," she says. "Everything that made it work has been stripped out for a bigger profit. I would rather kill it than let that happen."
Though Williamson left her high and dry, she doesn't trash him. He was her lover, her travel companion, and often her savior for 27 years. She met him in New York when she first arrived. "[Bob] was a great traveler, very brave, and very smart," she says, showing me an old picture of them in the Congo in a Volkswagen Beetle. "There was no one I ever met better in the bush. He saved my life about five times."
As far as the other men in her life, Hutton admits to dating Sex Pistols manager Malcolm McLaren, because it was a public relationship, and calls him "one of my great loves." But that's as far as it goes. "I don't want anyone to ever know who I'm with ever," she says firmly. "It's an infection that comes in [the relationship]. Bob certainly didn't want to be Mr. Hutton."
In fact, she prefers to keep everything to herself, even her seasonal wardrobe picks. She's still the girl who's happier in the African bush than on Rodeo Drive. She liked the grittiness of New York's Bowery in the '80s, before it got "too Park Avenue," and is now worried that Venice Beach is too gentrified.
One rare recent dalliance with the gloss of modern celebrity involved Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen, and that's only because the pair asked her to pose for their lookbook in 2008. "I think I was 64 at the time and they were 22," she says. "I thought that was fantastically hip. I did it, and they paid me in clothes, which is great," she says. The jeans and workman's shirt she's wearing now are both from the Row. "She took a chance on a brand that no one knew just because she liked it," says Mary-Kate. "We think of her as our fairy godmother." Adds Ashley, "She stays true to herself. I think that's what's reflected in her photographs."
Any other young actors or actresses she finds interesting or inspiring? She looks a little confused, and then, those iconic blue eyes twinkling, she smiles. "I haven't had a TV set since 1964."
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WASHINGTON DC, February 19 2012 - Israeli Vice Prime Minister and Minister for Regional Development Silvan Shalom met late last week with senior World Bank officials to discuss a variety of topics.
The World Bank and Israel agreed to intensify cooperation with Jordan and the Palestinian Authority on the Red Sea-Dead Sea Water Conveyance Study Program, including completion of the remaining studies and public consultations in a timely manner. World Bank officials will be returning to the region next month to assist in this effort.
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Name: Libby Panipinto
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Hometown: Dallas, TX
Year: 2015
Involvement on campus: Orientation Leader Fall 2012, Fall Fest 2012 Volunteer, Fall Fest 2013 Volunteer Coordinator, Ticket Agent for Brandeis Tickets Box Office, Promotions Coordinator for Student Events
What is your favorite part of your role? I love being able to help make Brandeis the best that it can be. College can be stressful and Student Activities is the perfect way to help college students remember to have fun and relax every once in awhile. Plus, I love to plan and run programming and my involvement with Student Activities is the perfect way to be involved and have fun.
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Do you have a favorite memory of your time with Student Activities or at Brandeis? It is so hard to choose just one because I have so many. Brandeis has been an amazing experience so far and I cannot wait for the amazing times to come. Everyone keep an eye out and get excited for Fall Fest 2013!
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During the 2009-2010 academic year, there were 4,360 bookings within the Campus Center. The building was reserved for 23,000 hours!
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The Shapiro Campus Center opened in 2002, thanks to a generous contribution from Carl and Ruth Shapiro. In support of the mission of Brandeis University, the Shapiro Campus Center is a space to promote and enhance campus life and unity. The Shapiro Campus Center, a student-directed and administratively supported space, is a reflection of the passion, devotion, strength and enthusiasm found throughout the Brandeis community.
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Des Anderson- flags
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Ivan Dikic was born and brought up in Zagreb, Croatia, where he was trained as a medical doctor, he obtained his PhD in molecular biology from the University of Zagreb while working under the supervision of Joseph Schlessinger at New York University Medical Center, USA.
He became a Group Leader at the Ludwig Institute for Cancer Research, Uppsala, Sweden moving to Frankfurt in 2002.
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When disasters strike a community, even the most basic everyday actions that we often take for granted become extremely difficult. One such example is simply driving on a road to get to where you need to go. Debris blocking roads and sidewalks can prevent life-saving assistance from getting where it's needed. Caterpillar's robust involvement with the nonprofit First Response Team of America is a partnership in action that literally clears the way for people to get help, when they need it and where they need it.
Caterpillar helps First Response Team of America (FRTA) reach maximum effectiveness in its mission. In the wake of a natural disaster, FRTA enters disaster zones with the expertise and specialized equipment needed to clear the way for other disaster response agencies – making roads passable for local ambulances, law enforcement agencies, fire departments, and other disaster responders.
The FRTA crew can be on the road for 10 months of the year, responding all over the country at no cost to the local community. They never know exactly what equipment will be needed, but they can depend on local Caterpillar dealers to provide the equipment for the task at hand.
The Caterpillar Foundation's relationship with FRTA began in 2008 with a $250,000 grant. FRTA has since received $285,000 in equipment from Caterpillar Inc. and $37,000 in equipment and rental fees from Caterpillar dealers. The unique alignment of FRTA's mission and Caterpillar's core business has won broad support across the company, from the Caterpillar Foundation Board of Directors' unanimous approval to support FRTA to Caterpillar Inc. and Cat dealers' decision to supply FRTA with equipment donations.
Using Caterpillar equipment, FRTA opens critical roadways blocked by debris; provides hospitals, nursing homes, shelters and command posts with electricity from Caterpillar generators; and helps locate victims in the critical hours immediately following a disaster.
FRTA Executive Director and founder Tad Agoglia,a longtime Caterpillar customer, began purchasing Cat equipment for his contracting business in 1999. When Agolia mobilized his operators to respond in disaster zones, he decided the need was so great that he began FRTA and ceased charging for his team's disaster response services. By monitoring weather patterns, FRTA pre-positions its fleet near potential storm locations and can arrive to most any disaster within the first few critical hours.
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Dear Fr Gregory,
I cannot tell you what I, sitting in your place, would have decided for I do not trust myself - for example, I might have been afraid of the consequences - but I can tell you what I like to think I would have decided, what I hope I would have decided. I hope I would have decided in favour of the man's appeal. Maybe that might have not been the exact legally defined position but then I guess I would have to argue that the law was meant to cover certain situations or abuses and that the man's circumstances were in keeping with the spirit of the law and its intent if not its exact technical wording. I have no idea how, if at all in the slightest, there would be any justification for that argument but I still hope that's what I would have done.
I think I am grasping at or struggling vaguely towards some connection with the spirit of the law rather than the letter of the law?
In the recent British General Election we had the fiasco of people being denied their democratic right to vote because some polling stations had insufficient voting papers and at others people queued from 8.30 in the evening and were still queuing when the polling station doors were shut at 10pm. One polling station was kept open to allow people to vote and I heard talk of the Polling Station officer being prosecuted for breaking the law (though thankfully that seems to have been quietly dropped - at least I hope so - for all I know it could be quietly being pursued). I would have had no problem with a police constable being stood at the end of the queue at 10pm to allow no-one else to join as they would be trying to join after the official closing time but I would have wanted everyone who had queued (and in the pouring rain) whether for a couple of minutes or for 90 minutes to vote. Would I have been illegal in so doing? Undoubteldy. Would I care? Not in the slightest.
Am I saying that all these laws can simply be ignored whenever it suits us? No, I am not, I have it in mind that it has long been taught by many that even bad government and law is better than anarchy and chaos. So how I do judge? I have no neat and easy and tidy answers.
So in relationship to Church canons how do I apply them? Well I am certainly not to flaunt them and ignore them just because it suits me or makes me feel better. They are there to help me get it right, to help me do the best for the greatest number of people - but so is economy there for this also. I hope I will never be found to have deliberately just flaunted any canon - and especially not just because it made me feel good. But if I am to get it wrong and if I am to be judged or condemned then I would rather be judged and condemned for showing too much charity rather than too little. But even of this I do not make any absolute rule and certainly not for anyone else and bear in mind that much charity lies behind many canons and they are not just abitrarilly there to make life difficult and those who created these canons no doubt had many insights and much wisdom I don't have. I am no canon lawyer just a pastor trying to shepherd those few people God has called me to.
Lord Jesus Christ, Son of God, have mercy on us.
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SNC-Lavalin Reports That Information Is Being Made Public Relating To The Search Warrant On Its Premises In April 2012
MONTREAL, Jan. 25, 2013 /CNW Telbec/ - SNC-Lavalin (TSX: SNC) reports that, following a request for information to the Cour du Québec, the Court has made public substantial parts of the RCMP's affidavit used to obtain the warrant to search the Company's premises in April 2012. The Globe and Mail, La Presse and National Post have filed this request in order to see information that until now has been confidential and in the hands of the authorities only.
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SQL Server can be installed using SysPrep functionality. In this tip we will take a look at what SysPrep is and how it is useful in installing SQL Server.
When installing SQL Server, the Advanced page of the SQL Server Installation Center has two options for preparing a SQL Server install. Using these options allows us to prepare a stand-alone instance of SQL Server and to complete the configuration at a later time.
SQL Server SysPrep involves a two-step process to get to a configured stand-alone instance of SQL Server:
This step stops the installation process after the product binaries are installed, without configuring the instance of SQL Server that is being prepared. The only features that can be selected during SysPrep installations are the Database Engine and Reporting Services Native Mode. SQL Server Browser and SQL Server Writer are automatically prepared. These are then completed when you complete the SQL Server install by using the Complete Image step. After the completion of the image preparation step, SQL Server is not in a state that it can be used.
This step enables you to complete the configuration of a prepared instance of SQL Server. After this step, the instance is ready to be used.
To get started, click on the SQL Server 2012 setup.exe. In the SQL Server Installation Center, navigate to the Advanced page and select "Image preparation of a stand-along instance of SQL Server". Select OK on the Setup Support Rules, if there are no errors.
Accept the License Agreement and select Next.
Click the Install button to install the setup files.
Click Next.
Select the features you want to SysPrep and then click Next. Observe that only the Database Engine Services, SQL Server Replication, Full-Text, and Reporting Services - Native can be installed using SysPrep. In this example we are installing the Database Engine Services only.
Click Next.
Specify an Instance ID (the name of your prepared instance, the default is MSSQLSERVER) and then click Next. This name is then used during the completion stage.
Click Next on the Disk Space Requirements dialog.
Click Next to Prepare Image Rules.
Click Prepare to prepare the SysPrep image.
At this point we have prepared the SysPrep image for the installation of SQL Server 2012.
After you go through the prepare stages you will now have another option in the Start menu to complete the installation. To run the complete process, go to Start > Program Files > Microsoft SQL Server 2012 > Complete SQL Server Installation as shown below.
Click OK on the Setup Support Rules.
Click Next.
Specify the edition to be installed or enter a product key. This will determine which version of SQL Server is to be installed for this instance. If you use the Evaluation version this will install the Enterprise Edition which is good for 180 days.
Accept the License Agreement and click Next.
Specify the prepared instance that we want to use for the completion and then click Next. After this is selected we can see the Features, Edition and Version for this prepared instance.
On the Feature Review page, you will see the selected features and components included in the install during the prepare step. We cannot add more features during the Complete Phase. We need to complete the setup and then use Add Features on the Installation Center to add additional features.
Specify an Instance Name for this installation. This can be either a default instance or a named instance and then click Next.
Specify the Service Accounts and Collation information and click Next.
Specify the Authentication Scheme - Windows or Mixed authentication.
Select the directories where SQL data files and log files will be put and click Next.
Click Next to Complete Image Rules validation.
Click on Complete to complete the SQL Server installation using SysPrep.
Now we have a completed SQL Server 2012 installation using SysPrep.
Now we can connect to SQL Server 2012 using Management Studio and can work with it just like a regular SQL Server installation.
If we want to install another instance on this same server we can run through the Complete Installation steps and create a new named instance and change the parameters where needed.
|Friday, February 21, 2014 - 6:55:21 PM - Rich Riopel
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Hi Rajendra,
We are running into the same issues as Ravi abouve while installaing SQL server 2012 using sysprep in Windows 2008 R2. Error message " The selected SQL Server Instance does not meet upgrade martix requirements"
Do you have any advise regarding this?
|Friday, May 24, 2013 - 10:37:51 AM - Ravi Kumar
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Hi Rajendra,
We have an issue while installaing SQL server 2012 using sysprep in Windows 2008 R2 and 2012 servers. Error message " The selected SQL Server Instance does not meet upgrade martix requirements"
|Monday, December 03, 2012 - 10:07:12 AM - Del Lee
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I am not really following the advantages of doing this. Under what circumstances would it be beneficial to do this? Your "Use for SQL Server SysPrep" seems to try to address this, but you should expand on it considerably more than you did.


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Lisa Norling
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Associate professor, history
B.A. magna cum laude, Cornell; Ph.D., Rutgers
Frederick Jackson Turner Award for best first book in American History, Organization of American Historians, for Captain Ahab Had a Wife.
John Lyman Award for best book in American Maritime History, North Atlantic Society for Oceanic History, for Captain Ahab Had a Wife.
L. Byrne Waterman Award for Outstanding Contribution to Whales and Whaling-Related Research and Pedagogy in the Arts, Humanities, and Sciences, the Kendall Institute of the New Bedford Whaling Museum.
McKnight Land Grant Professorship (U of M).
"I think I'd be a librarian. I have always loved books and always loved libraries as a community center. Libraries are wonderful social institutions."
"It depends on the weather. If it's not too bad out, I walk along the river. If it's a really, really bad day, I have to leave people and go out into nature. I have to emulate Thoreau, I guess."
"When I was working as a secretary, taking courses in labor and women's history, I suddenly saw that history was such a powerful way of understanding the context that shapes people. For the first time I even understood my mother!"
"Something exciting and important in women's history, maybe A Midwife's Tale by Laurel Thatcher Ulrich.And then, a novel, something I rarely have time for. I'd take Bel Canto, by Ann Patchett. And of course, Melville's Moby Dick. It's the ultimate American novel. I've read it seven or eight times."
As troops are sent to Iraq, Lisa Norling's work could shed some light on the travails of family members left behind. But there's one big difference: Today, it's not just women who are keeping the home fires burning.
When Sarah Potter Howland wrote to her seafaring husband in 1852, her sentiments may have echoed those of any number of her neighbors in New Bedford, Massachusetts. "I have always had a good home," Mrs. Howland wrote, "but I have ever felt homeless." Mrs. Howland was a nineteenthcentury whaleman's wife. Her story—and that of countless New England women whose husbands went to sea for months and years at a time—is told in the book Captain Ahab Had a Wife, by associate professor of history Lisa Norling.
Norling—whose undergraduate research continued through her dissertation at Rutgers in 1992 and culminated with the book's publication in 2000—didn't expect to find such contradictory feelings of domestic serenity and homeless desperation when she began exploring the letters, diaries, and account books of these nineteenthcentury New England women. She had expected, she says, to find "a bunch of strong women" who were living lives at odds with the cultural norm of "true womanhood"—the view of women as models of piety, purity, submissiveness, and domesticity.
"I wanted to know how families functioned with repeated lengthy separations in a society that operated more and more on the assumption that a 'home ' meant a married couple with kids, in which the man was the breadwinner and the woman the homemaker," says Norling. "I was intrigued by how people internalized and measured themselves against such standards in the past—and by how we're still living this out today. I wanted to find some women who hadn't bought into this model."
New England maritime women seemed like the perfect choice. Here were women who, though married, were working for wages, taking in boarders, or doing piecework to pay the bills while their husbands were at sea. They borrowed and bartered and kept track of business.
In spite of the realities, however, these women held on fiercely to the ideals of nineteenthcentury domesticity, their lived experience contrasting sharply with their commitment to gender ideals.
"These were mostly middle class people who, even as they were dispensing with ideas about what is appropriate for women, still found the prescriptions and norms really, really important," says Norling. "They lived with a continuing sense of depression that they couldn't live up to these ideals. Even as they were living life on one level, they were conceptualizing it on another."
And why did they continue to hold on to ideas that seemed irrelevant? Norling believes that in this rigidly divided world, where men went to sea and women remained in charge of household organization, couples had to rely on prescribed gender roles to construct and maintain their relationships.
"I believe that in the absence of each other, they needed something to maintain their relationships," Norling says. "They couldn't interact on a daily basis, so they relied on a script to construct gender roles and sustain them."
The script was the prevailing Victorian norm emphasizing romantic love as the anchor for family nurturance. So the writings that Norling unearthed are filled with romantic longing, and with loss that nothing else could fill.
"Ironically," Norling says in her book, "the reliance on prescription sharpened the difference between sea and shore and ended up reinforcing the very ideas that the fishery made impossible to achieve."
In crucial ways, Norling believes, the maritime industry itself contributed directly to and even depended for its economic survival on the old scripts that sent the men out to sea and kept the women pining away while they minded the homefront.
"The industry was built around the assumption that men could go away for many years at a time and still count on family support. Shipowners manipulated ideas about family attachment so they could send men out to sea and bring them home again. This rhythm was essential to how the industry was organized."
Although scholars had delved into both women's and maritime history when Norling began her research, little had been done to fuse the two.
"I found tons of material that others had overlooked—simply because the work of women's historians and maritime historians had not intersected," Norling says. "I remember once flipping through an 1850s account book when I found a letter from a wife to a ship owner asking for a cash advance because she was desperate. People who study account books don't think this kind of thing is interesting. And women historians don't think to look in the accounting books."
A New England native, Norling grew up breathing in East Coast history. It was during a stint as a secretary—when she temporarily left her undergraduate studies— that she became passionate about labor history and women's place in it. The research has made the history more present and personal as she has stepped inside the skin of those Victorian women.
"At one point, I remember looking at a diary owned by a woman's great-grandson," Norling says. "I was in her farm house outside New Bedford, sitting at the kitchen table, looking out the window she had looked out, looking at the same apple trees. It was so poignant.
"On the other hand," she laughs, "maybe I just like to read other people 's mail."


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