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CIS provides services to several large publishing houses across the country providing solutions ranging from disaster recovery to OS migrations to Messaging and Collaboration suites. CIS engineers have designed and implemented high-capacity Storage Area Networks (SANs) to accommodate the intense data requirements of our clients in this industry. Through utilization of a virtual server environment and SAN storage, CIS can help clients with very large data storage and throughput requirements to streamline their data center costs and operational footprint, as well as meet the increasing demands of the "green" technology movement, while providing higher response speeds and a more secure, redundant system to protect the invaluable data.
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CIS has developed proven methodologies around the gradual migration to Windows 7 and Office 2010. These solutions include zero-touch migrations, a fully developed hardware independent Universal Based Image, an appliance-based migration tool, application readiness testing, application packaging and virtualization, and training for both administrators and end users. The CIS Systems Management Solutions team has utilized these methods to deploy Windows 7 for several of our large enterprise clients during 2011, including a major international publishing company. An enduring part of CIS' philosophy toward OS / Productivity migrations is that it is of paramount importance that the end-user experience is as seamless as possible. Regardless of the perceived success of a migration from the IT point of view, if power-users are unable to login and immediately access their data at the start of their week, the project will be considered a failure. CIS makes sure to account for this by providing full profile migrations of existing settings and configurations, as well as extensive end-user training programs as desired.
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Preserving Acoustics and Design in a Historic Church, Part 2
Show 83-2
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In this edition of the SVC Podcast, SVC Contributing Editor Bennett Liles wraps up his talk with Steve Merrill of Stage Right Productions about the sound system upgrade in the historic St. Augustine's catholic church in Minster, Ohio. Merrill provides details on the Audio-Technica wireless microphone system selected for the new sound system and discusses the use of the new head-worn mics by the pastors for services.
Links of interest:
- Stage Right Productions in Fort Recovery, Ohio
- Audio-Technica BP892 TH head-worn microphone
- Ashly KLR-3200 amplifiers used in the project
- The Community Professional ENT212 speakers
- Community Professional ENT203 speakers
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Linfield BSN summer application - page 2
Hey fellow future nurses! Is anyone applying for Linfield BSN this go around? I just submitted my insight resume- PHEW! Who knew talking about yourself could be so tough? ;) Good luck to any and all...keeping my fingers... Read More
- 0What?! I did call Linfield on the 30th and she said it looked like everything was in. She said the nurscas just needed to update my new classes and recalculate my gpa. I went and called nurscas cause it had been over 2 weeks since they had received my transcripts. Glad I did cause they said, "oh, that should of been done by now." and fixed it within the hour.So I wonder what the total number of applicants are then?Oh on your last question about what I would do...Well, maybe shed a tear then I would finish extra prereq's that ohsu and UP require. I would take the Nur 95 class and TEAS test. Then I would apply to every college again (including the community college I'm at right now) and hope that someone would want me! Otherwise, at this point, I don't have much of a plan C.How bout you?
- 0Aug 4, '12 by Sartorius1All I know is that I had a nightmare last night that M***y gave those 60 people an extension! Haha I am going crazy and it's not even October. :icon_roll
I am guessing their applications are "incomplete" and they aren't considered.....?
So what exactly is the TEAS? I've only read about it on this site.
Your Plan B looks awesome! I am in a similar boat, but only need chemistry to satisfy UP's requirements. Oh, and a theology course too I suppose..
I'm also applying for an internship abroad. I hope that plan works if Linfield falls through this time. I am starting to get discouraged and am tired of the whole "hurry up and wait" thing. I've been going to school for so long and just feel like I am treading water sometimes.
- 0Lol, me too! I do feel bad for those people, but it makes our chances that much better I do wonder too if they will get a "second chance" because so many had an issue.Ya, the TEAS...ehh. It's basically a test that assess your knowledge on everything you've learned in your prereq's and, I think, there maybe some critical thinking in there. I only need it if I apply to my CC, which I don't even really want to do. It's super competitive, takes the same amount of time as Linfield, AND you only end up with an AA! BUT, I'll do what I have to. I actually just started school in 2010 because I wanted to wait till my kids were old enough so I could focus better. I really need to get this done! Hurry up and wait, so right I was taking between 12-16 credits every term (including summer) to get through fast, along with waiting tables, and raising 5 kids. And now I must sit and wait to see how my near future is going to pan out. Hurry up...wait
- 0Aug 4, '12 by Sartorius1Wow! You are crazy! Haha. I think you have a good chance of getting in. I am kinda wanting to ask on the Facebook page how many applications they received, but I better not!
- 0Oh CRUD!! Oh geez I'm nervous. I still any believe we are the only two on here right now...hehe.
Do you live in Portland?
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- 0Aug 5, '12 by gkashI know! I keep reading about people who had a 4.0 and still couldn't get in, mine is at a cumm. 3.85 right now. I did get all A's in my sciences except for bio 101 and I gotta A-so my gpa is like 3.95. I must stop obsessing tho, it is what it is and it's outta my hands now, right?Anyway, I do find it funny no one else has commented on here...Oh, I live in Bend. Do you live in portland?
- 0You've got the grades to make it in! One of the things I like most about Linfield is that they assess applicants a little more thoroughly than OHSU and PCC. I love Linfield's well-rounded approach.. I don't think having a 4.0 means someone will be a great nurse, and thankfully Linfield realizes that! I guess I say this because I have three B's in my pre-reqs.
I do live in Portland! What's your plan if you get in? (Which I really think you will!) I was looking at their student housing actually. I currently live with my boyfriend and I think if I was going to succeed in nursing school I'd have to surround myself 24/7 with other dedicated students. That's the only way I aced A&P 231 and 232. I saw my study group more than my BF it seems like! Ha.


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These days, in a lab at a university, you can experience the flashing lights and melodious sounds of a one-armed bandit being played, as scientists study gambling addiction.
University of North Dakota sychologist Jeff Weatherly says, "We have a unique opportunity in this state because, to my knowledge, it is the only state that allows researchers to own slot machines and to allow people to actually play with real money. In every other state, that would be a felony."
He should know: There was a brief period when Weatherly's experiments actually were considered illegal. State law prohibited the general ownership of non-antique slot machines for the purpose of gambling, or wagering anything of value on a probabilistic outcome.
"I was first notified by the University's legal counsel and the state attorney general that I was committing a felony," Weatherly says. "That doesn't make for good research." During the next legislative session, Sen. Nick Hacker and Attorney General Wayne Stenehjem successfully worked to have the law changed.
Now Weatherly's five slot machines are tucked inside a room equipped with a one-way mirror so people can play without somebody in the same room monitoring them.
The machines can be set to pay out at different rates. Over the years, Weatherly has learned that the probability of winning on a machine can be altered with little difficulty and that players' gambling behavior does not seem to vary much when such an alteration is made. Probabilities can range from as high as a 98% percent payout on a generous slot machine to as low as 80% on a stingier model.
"We've found that a lot of people can't discern that difference in probability," Weatherly says. "They gamble just as long with either."
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Will they add cocktails and scantily clad waitresses to the lab next? You can't ever tell what will happen in the future (well, we can!) Thank goodness, at least the future is now on sale!
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Wednesday, March 19, 2014
Snow flocked pines
Not a dot of actual white. The black is very dark green. The white is really grey, light blue, frosty pink, and the brightest white is actually a creamy yellow. Fun challenge to avoid using pure white.
Pastel on Canson pastel pad 4x6
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Sunday, January 27, 2013
New York in the Rain - Pastel in the Chelsea District
|"Chelsea In the Rain"
9" x 12" pastel on sanded board
On a trip to New York City last October I had the luck of having my camera handy while a drizzly day ensued. The umbrellas I saw as a beautiful punctuation to the streets and braved getting my DSLR wet to get some photos. This is a pastel piece (still learning to use pastel) that took me about 3 different sessions. I am still thinking of some tweaks I'd like to do but don't want it to be otherwise overworked. I have pulled off all the labels on my pastels but there is a mix of brands in there.
This was also my first homemade pastelboard. I bought some leftover mat board that was uber cheap and used a mixture of sanded (liquid paint like stuff that has sand in it to create a textured surface) primer and a brown paint to make my own paper. Since pastel paper is several dollars per sheet this was a way to keep it less pricey.
I can't recall the exact street but I know we had walked a few blocks up and over from the Flatiron Origins building and were in the Chelsea District, hence the title.
The blur on the right side is still challenging me. In the original photo it is a partial building side and roof jutting, hence the odd angle.
Thank you for looking and I would love your comments. Too cartoony? Good contrast? I did enjoy the wet ground and all the colors.
Saturday, September 22, 2012
Digital Painting of a Tree Frog
Ok, so I swore I would never create, much less appreciate a digital drawing. I've come to have a new found respect for them however after finding a huge lack of time and creativity. This was created quite quickly with an awesome program called Paper by 53.
Using my iPad and a stylus and then just good old fashion drawing methods, I am able to squeeze in a little drawing time when I normally wouldn't care to lug out the art supplies...especially in front of the 2 year old!
Did you see how long it has been since my last creation? Exactly!
Sunday, May 27, 2012
A little change - Watercolor Daisy and Ladybug
|Watercolor on Canson 9x12
As much as I have fallen in love with the soft glow of pastels, I am not prepared to create a travel box of them and the watercolors come in such a portable, ready to go set! I need to watch some other plein-air soft pastelists and maybe I can put together a small box. I do so need to learn about the greens!
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Saturday, May 26, 2012
Working again on being more painterly, Continued!
Being more painterly, a lot harder than it looks!
As you may have already read, I struggle with creating art that I actually love. I am a left-brained artist; that is, I paint what I see. But I admire those works with those strokes that are soft-edged, flowing, have movement in them and evoke that emotional appeal.
I have continued to try to work out of my comfort zone and found a reference photo at Wet Canvas that was part of a soft pastel workshop last month.
This tricycle made me feel young again, and love the timely feel of it. My son also has a very similar red, Radio Flyer tricycle so it reminded me of him.
I started with the contrast underpainting again, a style I have grabbed hold of fully, and attempted to only "suggest" the lines of the tricycle, the trees, to soften the focus in the background and basically take these last few months of learning this medium and practice all those techniques in one painting! I find the vignette style edging actually draws you in to a "memory" or dreamlike moment, so I kept it.
I would love to hear your comments, especially those of you who have seen my detailed works. Is it an improvement or does it need something else?
Thursday, April 26, 2012
Monochromatic Sailboat Painting: Creating Contrast With One Color
Sometimes I use internet art-based forums to find challenges that motivate me to try something new. This month's challenge on "Paint My Photo" is to interpret a photo posted by another member with a monochromatic painting. It's a really great site where people freely post their original photography and basically let you create whatever it motivates you to create! Some of the stuff people are willing to share is simply stunning, such as the original to this piece here.
|9"x12" Soft Pastel on Pastelmat
"Evening Tranquility"
The only concern I have is that the cream cast that the paper is creating. I had actually tinted the paper, that is, take one mid-tone blue and swathed it on the entire thing, lightly filling the tooth of the paper so this exact thing wouldn't happen. Perhaps I should have scrubbed it and done another layer. It's very interesting to note that even though I only used 4 shades of blue.. a very dark navy, a normal navy, a midtone blue and a fair sky blue, thanks to the paper and the photograph, it has some interesting grays, creams, and even some violet there in the right corner; I see it!
|A little more true to life.
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Yea will be dead for the next 5 years.. good thing deal hasn't pumped their beach yet
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Yea will be dead for the next 5 years.. good thing deal hasn't pumped their beach yet
Its all about riding style watch videos to improve your posture when you ride
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A lot of donkeys on this site now I see, first of all the buoy wind data was down for many of the buoys south of here which would makes it extremely hard to predict a SSW swell considering only a few...
hahahahahahaha..good one, I'm sorry if we hurt your feelings but you obviously dont get it. BODYBOARDING LIVE IS A BIG JOKE, I don't go on there to suck the ****s of the top guys like you might. If...
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Chances are if your using that much wax your not riding right....only place you need wax is your elbows and your hands
yeah it might be decent this week but with all the people comming to the shore it should really crowd the lineups


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Noraihan Salleh Hudinhow to find myself a boyfriend
first off, i must stop shying away too much. 3 years ago
10 years after introducing 43 Things to the world, we have decided we have met our last goal: completing the incredible experience that has been 43 Things. Please join us in giving one last cheer to all the folks who have shared their goals with the world, as well as all the people who have worked at The Robot Co-op to build this incredible website. We won a Webby Award, published a book, and brought happiness to a lot of people.
Starting today, 43 Things users can export their goals and entries from the site. Starting August 15, we will make the site "read only". 43 Things users will still be able to view the site and export their content, but we won't be taking any new content from users. We hope to leave the site up for folks to see and download their content until the end of the year. Ending on New Year's Eve takes us full circle.
It has been a long ride (one of our original goals was to "build a company that lasts at least 2 years" - we beat that one!) While we wish the site could live on, it has suffered from a number of challenges - changes in how people use the site, the advertising industry, and how search engines view the site. We wish the outcome was different – but we've always been realistic about when our goals are met and when they aren't.
As of today, you will be able to download your goals and entries. See more about that on the FAQ page. Thanks for 10 great years of goal-setting and achieving.
- The Robots.
first off, i must stop shying away too much. 3 years ago
tampal L la..dah nama pun learner :p kalau dah bole tampal P alangkah bahagianya! 3 years ago
bole message ke kat sini? maybe sebab login pakai facebook punya account kot (ada kena mengena ke?) 3 years ago
now im waiting for my learner's license application to be processed. when it's done, i can go on to actual driving lessons. which i cannot wait because im dyin to cross this one goal off the list. 3 years ago
tak boleh panggil physicist la. sebab minggu lepas ada student dtg nak tanya kinematics, pastu tak dapat jawab sebab dah lupa. maluuu gilaaaa!!!
owh paham2. tgk how i met your mother terus paham hahaha.
anyway selamat berpuasa gak. pakcik murtabak n kuey teow goreng kata puasa2 ni die tak buat delivery :p 3 years ago
when i was small, i thought i wanted to be a fire-fighter. then i grew some and wanted to become a computer programmer. and i grew some more and wanted to become a creative writer. and then i went to university and i thought a career as a physicist might suit me perfectly. and then i further my studies and i thought it's best to become an academician. now i am a lecturer, and i am happy. but not happy enough to stop myself from thinking: am i on the right track? is this what i really want?
it might never end, but i will never stop searching myself. 3 years ago
encik, jumping the grenade tu apa? lg satu, wingman tu apa pulak? english berhabuk kat sini heheh.. 3 years ago
are happy to dump all their work on me. they are making me unhappy. 3 years ago
sometimes i just want to act like a child. other times i'm acting too old for my age. most of the time i just want to do what i feel like doing, like laugh out loud and run towards the sunset. ok that may be too cheesy. anyways. i just want someone who would want to do that with me. someone who would not be ashamed of me. one person that would not judge me, and never ask me to change the way i am. and that, i know, is a little too much to ask. because i know it's hard to accept people the way they are. 3 years ago
someone said to me the other day that to be happy is all about acceptence. it's true. i feel better accepting things about myself, like how i'm not good at cookings or gardening or housekeeping or other girls' things. and now i'm trying to accept other people and my surroundings and stop being too frustrated when things dont go the way i want them to. i'm the kind who often thinks too much, and i'm not going to change that, but i'm sure there's a way to put that to good use. or at least dont let it ruin my fun in life. 3 years ago
to convince myself that i can do it. not sure who said it, but here's a quote that suite my situation perfectly:
"there's nothing to fear but fear itself. " 3 years ago
i just noticed your comment, well the downside of this site is that it doesnt send a notification when a comment is sent to one's post. anyway i have always wanted to visit the Taj. i never had a boyfriend nor ever felt romantically loved before. to visit Taj is like a reminder for me that true love did exist, and i can hope that it still does exist for me. and i am very much amazed by the story behind it, not the love story alone, but also the effort put to build such a beautiful, amazing architecture and maintaining it.
Taj is a wonder. and i cannot wait to see it myself and enjoy that experience that i know i would never forget for the rest of my life. thanks for your comment. though i'm not planning to do it in nearer future, i would definitely not back down from this goal :) 3 years ago
this one can only be done once i finish taking driving lesson and pass the driving test. i already have a car in mind, but i'm not going to tell. i just spent a full grand and some on a gold anklet, so i guess i have to save more of my salary for the downpayment of the car. not sure how much should i pay, but the more the better because i dont want the monthly payment to be burdensome. 3 years ago
now that i passed the drivers' education curriculum test, i am holding learning drivers' license. but still i cannot learn how to drive before sitting for a 6 hours pre-learning course, which i dont plan to go to this weekend because i am really looking forward for my very much needed rest. next week, i guess. after that i can start driving (with the instructor beside me) and cross this one goal off the list. cannot wait for that to happen. 3 years ago
i really want to do this. feels like i cannot wait. i need to get away from here for a while and i dont think i care anymore if no one is going with me. 3 years ago
i guess you're right. thanks. 3 years ago
i'm not sure how i'm going to do this one. this one is too subjective. i mean, one minute i am happy, the next i may be not. how do i measure my happiness? when will i be unconditionally happy? i dont know and i may never know the answer. then how am i suppose to cross this one out when i dont even know what am i pursuing?
looks like this one goal is not helping me become happy. perhaps i will be happy without trying too hard. i should just take life one day at a time, and stop thinking too much about what makes me happy and what not. i am considering to delete this one, as it is not only making me feel worse, it also makes me confused as to know how to measure my happiness. 3 years ago
roti telur? now that's so classic sekarang dah ada macam2 roti; roti pisang, roti bom, roti bawang, roti cheese, roti tisu :D
oh australia eh..one day i'm going to add visit australia as a goal..but not before i at least train-travel across peninsular malaysia..putting too much goals make them see impossible to do..
if you really want to come back to malaysia, make it as your personal challenge. my personal challenge right now is to get my driver's license. if i fail, i'm going to pay my dad for his service. soooo not going to happen! hahah.
i attended the road safety talk, first step towards getting my learner's license. i'm liking the progress. i even met a new friend, Rin, who is a cross-dressing makeup artist. and he's ten times prettier than me. hahah. we agreed to sit for the computerized test in two weeks. 3 years ago
..but down with flu.. 3 years ago
..for 3 days now. two times i intended to see a doctor about my fever. but i chickened out every time. today i'm going to the clinic because i cannot afford not getting well for the rest of the week. i got many other things to do
- classes to teach, notes to write, exercises to complete, assignments to grade - than to feel sick and self-pity like this.
i am not afraid of doctor. i am just not comfortable when they start asking questions about pleghm, pee and poop. 3 years ago
..who would want to go with me? 3 years ago
i'm a malaysian :)
i dont even know where to start. 3 years ago
..to a driving school on saturday. will be seating for road safety class next sunday. i'm going to cross this one off as done once i get my first driving lesson. after that, my focus is to cross off my other thing on the list: get a driver's license. 3 years ago
mehhh..local ke?? punya la beria promote langkawi… :p
im goinh to buy myself a mattress today. then i'll scrub my floor and rearrange some stuff and lie out a carpet to cover the cold tiles. and i'll throw away everything i dont need. and hang a face mirror on the wall. 3 years ago


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Gossip Girl Round Table: "I Am Number Nine"by Steve Marsi at . Comments
Welcome to our weekly Gossip Girl Round Table discussion! Below, our panel breaks down the most recent episode (see our official review from last night) of our favorite show in even greater detail.
Below, TVF President Eric Hochberger (Gossip Guy) and managing editor Steve Marsi (Mister Meester) join writers Courtney Morrison, Christina Tran and Leigh Raines to discuss "I Am Number Nine."
Weigh in with your take on the following topics after reading ours!
1. What was your favorite quote from the episode?
Courtney: I have to go with Eric in that this was hands down the best quote and scene of the night. Although there were some other good ones, those few minutes made me forget anything that happened in the rest of the hour.
Christina: Blair: "Even Pippa knew when to pipe down!"
Leigh: Penelope: "Hello Nate doesn't have a type, he's like Derek Jeter." So true, they're both man whores.
Steve: For unintentional comedy, anytime Louis attempts to act tough. For intentional comedy, Dorota co-hazing the wannabe bridesmaids along with Blair. For pure emotion, Chuck running down the list of his past failures. And like Christina, I also enjoyed the reference to my royal crush Pippa Middleton.
Eric: Can I go with Chuck's entire apology?
2. Has Chuck Bass finally turned the corner?
Courtney: Chuck has been on his way all season to turning the corner. Not that I want my Basshole all normal and without any issues (where would the entertainment be in that), I am glad that he is becoming a healthy and functioning person.
Christina: Yes. His apology was epic. I've missed seeing the sparks fly every time Chair is together. By the way, Happy Belated Limoversary to all my fellow Chair fanatics!
Leigh: While I think that apology was a major step for Chuck, I doubt he'll ever lose the essence that is the devious, game loving Chuck Bass. Like Christina said, I also want to wish everyone a Happy Limoversary, one of the hottest scenes of all time!
Steve: Has he reached a point where he's infallible and incapable of hurting Blair? It's way too soon to call him a changed man. That said, he's never been as mature as last night. There are no excuses for what he's done and he didn't make any. He owed that to Blair and to himself. The key will be for the writers to find ways to continue his semi-sleazy underhanded, bad Bass ways without making him a despicable friend/boyfriend.
Eric: Both literally and figuratively I believe he did at the end of the episode. Whether that therapist had ulterior motives or not, she got Chuck to do something he needed to awhile ago: let go of that ring and Blair. That apology showed some major growth I've been waiting on for years. But actions speak louder than words. I'm not quite ready to jump back on team Chair just yet...
3. Will Serena enjoy a successful career as a gossip columnist?
Courtney: This can go either way. I have no doubts Serena can succeed in writing about herself, but Leigh is right. She will mess it up somehow, most likely trying to protect someone. I am hoping it is short-lived because I am still not completely sure I want Diana and her site around next season.
Christina: Of course! It's just another outlet for her to talk about herself. She'll do just fine.
Leigh: Serena will treat this job like she does her men. Enjoy briefly while it's exciting, then somehow screw it up and dispose.
Steve: She acts like she's above it, but let's face it, Gossip Girl makes a living off Serena. Might as well write about what you know, and in her case, that's ... doing gossipy stuff. My question is, in the event she drunkenly makes out with some guy at a bar, does she go home and drunkenly blog it herself?
Eric: No way, did you see that ghetto admin interface she The Spectator was running? Not even a WYSIWYG editor. How is she going to compete against sites with awesome programmers like The Hollywood Gossip?
4. How funny was Blair's bridesmaid boot camp, and which other old faces are you hoping return for the royal wedding?
Courtney: It's always good to see Blair back in action, but it was not as much fun as I expected. Her lines and delivery were flawless but I expected a little more in the return of Queen B. Guess that's what happens when you always have high expectations of a character.
Christina: I loved it! From Queen B to Princess-to-be to Queen B again, Blair is always amazing. As for returning old faces, I hope Juliet makes an appearance at the royal wedding.
Leigh: I actually cringed at this scene. I thought it was cheesy and did not represent the Blair Waldorf from the Met steps. Only thing I hated more was her outfit.
Steve: B was a bit over the top, as Leigh said, but she's been stifled for weeks, holed up with Louis. That's enough to make anyone want to blow off steam. Besides, with so much out of her control, it makes sense that she'd go nuts like that in her Queen B element. As for returning characters? Two words: Geor. Gina.
Eric: Amazing. Easily the best scene of the episode. I think it's pretty obvious which character I want to see return for the royal wedding. V. My round table responses have been lacking the anger since she left.
5. Are Dan's 15 minutes already up?
Courtney: Maybe his 15 minutes are up in the spotlight, such as on the bestselles list. But I also think Dan can succeed. Most likely as a small time writer with actual talent and enjoyable books.
Christina: It certainly appears that way. Then again, Lonely Boy could go the Dawson Leery route.
Leigh: No, I think Dan will see more success because he's a talented writer. That's what I hope anyway. I don't wanna see some bitchy guest star killing Dan's whole shot at fame.
Steve: No way. Any book that Aaron Sorkin was going to adapt will have other takers, and he's still going to be promoting it, right? It would be seriously lame for this to be swept under the rug.
Eric: I'm still in disbelief he even got his 15 minutes. But with the way this show drops storylines, I think Inside is off the NY Times bestseller list and the show for good.
6. Nate and Charlie: Hot or not?
Courtney: Leigh nailed this question. Charlie is a cute girl and I'm digging her voice too! Nate is smoking. The boy is drop dead perfection on the eyes. I could enjoy these two together if they became an actual couple. Although Nate has hooked up with every series regular on the show, he is still lacking in the real relationship department. I would give these two a chance if Diana didn't just blast the scoop on Nate and herself.
Christina: Well, Nate will always be hot. As for Charlie, not so much. So, I'm going with NOT.
Leigh: Nate is absurdly hot, so ill go with HOT. Plus Charlie's got that raspy sexy voice. I could be into these two.
Steve: Charlie does have a hot voice, and she's not an unattractive person (far from it). The problem with her character has been its utter lack of focus/believability. She needs a defining, real storyline. Make them a worthy adversary for Diana and I could see myself being a member of Team Narlie.
Eric: Not. Attractive as Nate may be, unfortunately the other half is still the Ivy. Err Charlie. Can I give a single person a couple nickname? Cause I'm digging Chivy. Anyways, Nate and Chivy? So not hot. Besides, if they got together I'd be combining THREE names. Nivy!? For that reason alone, Chivy has got to go.
7. Share one prediction for next week.
Courtney: With Louis out of the picture, there have to be some intense Chair moments and from the looks of the previews there will be. I'm predicting a B+C hookup and the news spreading on Diana's site. Maybe a little more into Diana's past and how she is involved with Chuck.
Christina: We'll finally find out who the real baby daddy is.
Leigh: I think and hope that we find out a little more about Diana's past. Also that Serena finds a guy. Her love life's been lacking this season. S is too pretty for that!
Steve: Beyond what these Gossip Girl promos have teased? How about Serena being played by Diana to dish on the Upper East Siders. Surely D didn't give her that gig out of respect for good journalism.
Eric: Chuck bowed out with putting the ring on the stoop. Louis has been exposed as a bigger schemer than Blair herself. I'm thinking it's paving the way for the unsung suitor hero who just lost his 15 minutes of fame. Yeah, I'm talking Dair next week. Plus, there's masks involved and we all know how good this show is at switching out kissers ...
What do you think? Sound off in the comments!
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For some reason I think maybe Diana is Chuck's au pair? the one that he lost his virginity to haha
Oh and another great quote was Chuck explaining to the therapist that he was "taking a stroll in [his] new berluti wingtips" at the start of his dream. Of course Chuck would mention his new shoes during dream therapy. hahaha!
1. There were a lot of good little lines. I love when Chuck said something like "I know they say therapy is a waste of time but you did wonders for my trust issues"! lol too funny! Chuck's whole apology was great and I think Ed has been fantastic this season- best Chuck since season 2. Right now they're striking a good chord with him- he's still smarmy, snarky and sneaky- but not nasty and he's more 3 dimensional. 2. I think Chuck will keep trying to evolve. The apology was a huge step though. He still needs to fix a lot of issues (will they ever mention that he's an alcoholic and was (is?) a sex addict?) but I think Chuck's out of self-destruction mode. We're out of the darkness, finally. 3. Serena can and will excel. Serena has been more empowered this season and I want to see her continue down this path (and Blake has stepped her game up with this material). However, why would people read Serena's blog? She's not going to write about the crazy, scandalous moments like GG does! 4. The bridesmaid stuff started out awfully. The plot was tolerable at the party - the episode came together there, in my opinion. Anyway for the royal wedding? Bring back the whole gang! Every recurring guest star ever, Seinfeld style! Georgina would be the best but I want to see Uncle Jack and Carter Baizen something bad, y'all. 5. No! Dan should succeed. They spent quite a few episodes exploring the book and then nothing? They use it to explore like 2 episodes? wth. I hope it wasn't only a Derena/Dair prop because they could have pulled out some self-reflection here from everyone- not just Chuck. Plus I wanted to see Dan being tempted by stardom- what would he do if he really got the Chuck Bass treatment? 6. I thought they were cute together and Ivy kind of won me over a bit, I have to say. Ivy was pulling schemes like our old queen B and it was pretty great! They won't be another one of these ~epic couples ( :-) ) but Nate looks good, she's cute, they have a nice little chemistry going on....I'm game. 7. There will be Phantom of the Opera sex games.
okey, i wrote that before I saw promos... :)
it seems like i'm the only one, but I actually think that the real charlie might appear soon. and since chuck took his "rehab" seriously, I (sadly) don't believe that we'll see any super hot Chair sex scenes. I still tottaly believe that chair is the only happy ending, but this time, they will take it slow.
Why would people read Serena's blog about herself instead of GG's? I mean it's not as if S would post her own scandals on the internet? + I HATE DIANA! I don't find her pretty at all (man shoulders) and she always talks so forced and stiff. Oh and she gets psycho eyes when she's excited.
1. Okay, I can't choose: "Even Pippa knew when to pipe down!" and Chuck's whole apology.
2. I feel a Chair reunion on the rise. I think Chuck has changed and realized he had to change or he'll lose Blair even as a friend.
3. Probably not. Serena is the one who is written about not the one who writes about others. She's way too mainstream for that.
4. While I thought it was so funny and so Blair Waldorf. I hate that Charlie and Blair are like "friends" now. Mostly because Charlie has an annoying voice and face.
5. I hope not. I want Dan to succeed just without Blair.
6. Gross, I hate Charlie. Nate will always be hot. Charlie will NEVER be hot.
7. I just want to know who Blair's baby's father is. So hopefully that will happen. I don't think Blair and Chuck will do anything this week. You know these previews always trick us into thinking things are going to happen and they DON'T.
1. Favorite quote was Diana's "How much do you want this project to go away?" but only because it's begets the real question "How much do I want Diana to go away?".
2. Yes,, I'll believe Chuck has turned a Blair-sized corner, but not a general life corner. I don't want him to stop being Chuck Bass.
3. No, Gossip Girl will never allow S to scoop her about herself. GG is all powerful. Fear GG!
4. I believe it is completely unrealistic that Blair would share the spotlight on her wedding day with a minion. I wouldn't trust those girls!
6. NAte can have chemistry with the dog, so of course he and Chivy are hot.
7. This is the stupidest round table question ever.
LOL Narlie. Good name
1. Everything that chuck says about blair...and specially the apologizing...
2. well he's definitely turning the corner of becoming a better person by
admitting all the pain he've caused to blair...
3. well serena does always enjoy her job until she mess everything up,but i
really want her to find a happiness though, to have a real true love....
4. well i really enjoy watching the hazing specially dorota...and i like how
charlie's playing along. I def want georina's presence at the wedding,with
her presence there's turmoil...
5. I really wish dan to be successful as a writer...
6. Hot. I usually don't like her..but with this episode.. i started to like
her. and Navy has a quite spark there...


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November 6, 2014
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Food Lion parent company Delhaize will sell its 66 Bottom Dollar discount food stores to German discount grocer ALDI. Just last week, Bottom Dollar's president Meg Ham was tapped to replace Beth Newlands Campbell as president of Salisbury-based Food Lion. All 66 Bottom Dollar stores are in the Philadelphia and Pittsburgh areas.
New Hanover Regional among hospitals facing Medicare penalties
November 6, 2014
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New Hanover Regional Medical Center will be fined $942,000 in Medicare penalties for not meeting guidelines for patient readmissions. Penalties for fiscal year 2015 are based on readmission rates for heart failure, heart attack, pneumonia, chronic lung problems and elective hip and knee replacements. Only 13 of 87 North Carolina hospitals will avoid fines for 2015, compared with 19 in 2013 and 2014.
Helicopter-engine manufacturer closing Union County plant
November 6, 2014
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Turbomeca will close its helicopter-engine manufacturing plant in Monroe, phasing out 112 jobs over the next year. The French company opened the Union County plant in 2008 and was awarded about $2 million in local incentives and $3 million in state grants. The company said the closure is due to dwindling demand for its products.
Quintiles founder, private-equity firms to sell 13.3M shares
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Quintiles chairman and founder Dennis Gillings, along with three private-equity firms, plan to sell off a combined 13.3 million shares of the Durham-based company, bringing their combined stake to less than 50%. The contract-research organization will no longer be considered a controlled company, and it will no longer be exempt from certain New York Stock Exchange requirements that exist to protect shareholders.
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November 6, 2014
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Standard & Poor's Ratings Services lowered the bond rating for Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center from A+ to A. The report says the downgrade was due to the medical center's "weak operating performance." The bond rating credit service lowered its rating to A+ from AA in its last review on Nov. 1, 2013.
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November 6, 2014
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Northwest Biotherapeutics Inc (NASDAQ:NWBO)
Make no mistake. Northwest Biotherapeutics is a terrible, unscrupulous company that wouldn't hesitate twice to mislead investors and desperate patients alike. I wouldn't invest in Northwest if I knew the share price would double the next day. But this is CAPS, and the company can't use my green thumb for nefarious purposes the way they would use my real investment to dilute at a higher share price.
Northwest's angle these days is a resumption of the phase II trial of DCVax in glioblastoma multiforme that was frozen in 2008 after 33 patients had been enrolled. The company now plans to jack the enrollment up to 240 patients. But an examination of the company's PR shows that they're mostly focused on expanding clinical sites, rather than recruitment of actual patients. You won't find any updates on enrollment, or God forbid a quarterly earnings PR. The company burned 3.5M in operations last quarter, funded by both dilutive and debt financings. With 7M in cash and 12M in debt at the end of last quarter, it's a virtual certainty that Northwest won't be able to carry their phase II trial through to completion the way it is currently structured. When they beat their chest about an FDA clearance for a 612 patient trial of DCVax in prostate cancer, I can only shake my head in disgust.
You might wonder about the venom in my description of this company. A lot of my revulsion stems from the company's decision to include patient testimonials in their PR, along with more pedestrian misrepresentations. I'm also very familiar with the rogues the company appears to have hired to pump their stock. And finally I'm getting sick of the unopposed and flagrant promotion that appears on lame "investing" sites like Seeking Alpha. So the gloves are coming off.
The green thumb is there simply to collect points. Northwest won't die quietly, as management seems committed to squeezing every last nickel out of every bagholder to maintain their salaries as long as possible. I'm trying to hop on an upward move before pulling out a much more appropriate red thumb.
Good call ZZ. I now have a new worst performer at negative 660ish based on my red thumb...for now...
It won't be negative 1,000+ after the 16:1 gets adjusted.
Use the contact us link,
and report these reverse splits. These little PK companies don't get the feed automatically.
Still this should have put it sub-$6 so until it levels off zz still gets upward of 100 points..... ;)
Low float may stay erratic...possibly some share holders are trapped until their brokerage catches up.
nice pick and great patience, zz!
"Don't overstay a good position; you're bound to overstay a bad one."
a stop loss order at 40-50% would have prevented this massive score loss....and reinforced good trading practices....10/01/2012
There was no massive score gain, nor no massive score loss to be had. A brief check, besides my comment/pitch would show that a 1:16 reverse split had to be processed. A potential 10-20 points did still exist, but a stop loss would not have helped as this one is gapping 10-20% on low volume trades. GAPS are also a reason that stop losses in general may or may not be a good idea in areas of high Beta/volitility.
Well zz it seems like the FDA just gave them a big thumbs up today, they are pretty unscrupulous too...did you ever think that maybe this is a small co. that really believes in it's potential just like many other small players...or do you think all big pharma are all good guys.


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The term 'talent,' when it comes to evaluating football players, is a word that can lead people to value different parts more heavily than the others. Some view 'talent' as an overall, raw skill level that just jumps off the page at you. In terms of that raw talent, there's little doubt that number six has more than most on the team.
However, this countdown isn't only a judge of that raw talent level. It also accounts for performance on the field, the consistency in that performance and projecting that player into future years. When player number six was drafted, he was thought to be one of the best, and most genetically gifted pass rushing prospects since Bruce Smith.
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- In terms of the combination of size, speed and strength off the edge, Williams had to come in on the high side of this list every single time. He is the prototypical 4-3 defensive end and the type of player that makes coaches and general managers drool over if available. However, there are legitimate reasons he did not crack the top five of this list. For starters, his film is not consistently among the same levels from week to week. There will be games that he finds a weak right tackle (Carolina's Byron Bell, Miami's Tyson Clabo) and he beats that player time and time again. But when playing against above average to good right tackles, Williams disappears. Despite his 13 sack season in 2013, he had only two sacks over the team's final eight games. The other knock against him is the age factor. While he isn't old by NFL standards just yet, he is older than four of the five players remaining on this countdown, which means he may not project towards the future as well as some of the others. All in all, Williams has the ability to be an absolute monster on the field but doesn't always make his presence felt.
2014 outlook:
Switching back to the 4-3 defensive scheme, there isn't much of a change for Williams despite the move. In 2013, Williams basically played the role of a defensive end rushing from the left side of the defensive line. This season, he'll be doing the same in a scheme that will ask the defensive ends to win their matchups to get pressure on the quarterback. In Mike Pettine's scheme last year, blitzes were brought from all over the place which led to enhanced opportunities for the men on the defensive line. While blitzing won't be completely eradicated, there will be more straight-up four-man rushes from the defensive line this year than last. Williams is always one of the most fascinating to watch on film, because he has perhaps more raw ability than anyone on the team, and it's always a matter of if he capitalizes on it from week to week.
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Consumer Reports study claims Seattle hospitals are unsafeon March 21, 2013 @ 7:13 am (Updated: 7:41 am - 3/21/13 )
We hear all the time that Seattle is a great place to get sick because our hospitals are so good, but the latest Consumer Reports study calls that into question, giving Seattle's hospitals low marks for safety.
So which is it?
The top-3 regional hospitals that US News and World Reports put on its list couldn't even crack the top-10 in Consumer Reports review of Washington hospitals. According to the statistics Consumer Reports used, UW Medical Center only managed to be the 13th safest hospital in Washington, and it only received a score of 55 out of 100 when it comes to safety.
Northwest Hospital was ranked 17th; Harborview was 26th; Virginia Mason 27th; Swedish 31st; all hospitals that routinely get high marks from patients and national organizations for their quality of care.
But here is the criteria the publication used: It looked at whether ICU patients got infections from catheters, whether patients had to be re-admitted, whether new drugs were explained to patients and if they have electronic records.
Not exactly a complete list of hospital safety criteria, but Dr. John Santa who helped compile the list for Consumer Reports said the list is meant to highlight that hospitals make mistakes and the public needs to be aware of that.
"Most of us go to hospitals in order to get better," he said. "We don't really think that we could get worse. Sad to say, hundreds of thousands of Americans are injured in hospitals every year."
This study, however, did not look at those injury numbers in making its rankings. "One of the country's experts on hospital safety suspects that deaths from hospital care may be the third leading cause of death in the country," Dr. Santa said. But yet again, hospital deaths were not included in the ranking criteria.
The average safety score for the nation's hospitals was 49 out of 100.
The safest hospital in Washington, according to Consumer Reports, is Olympic Medical Center in Port Angeles.
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People who put their lives at risk by using their mobile phone and other distractions whilst driving were targeted last week as part of a national initiative designed to reduce the number of Road Traffic Collisions.
Greater Manchester Fire and Rescue Service supported the official launch of the United Nations Decade of Action on road safety on Wednesday May 11 where firefighters and fire service staff visited local supermarkets, petrol stations and large car parks to talk to local people about how they can avoid becoming a statistic, and help reduce the number of deaths and injuries on our roads.
Travel related injuries and deaths affect millions of people around the world and leading road safety experts believe that, with the right action, up to 5 million lives could be saved and 50 million injuries prevented during the Decade of Action - this represents a reduction of about 50% on the predicted global death toll by 2020.
Here are ten reasons to act on road deaths:
• Nearly 1.3 million people are killed on the world's roads each year
• Up to 50 million people are injured, and many remain disabled for life
• 90% of casualties from road deaths occur in developing countries
• Annual road traffic deaths are forecast to rise to 1.9 million people by 2020
• Road traffic injuries are the number one cause of death for young people worldwide
• By 2015 road traffic injuries will be leading health burden for children over the age of five years in developing countries
• The economic cost to developing countries is at least $100 billion a year
• Road traffic injuries place an immense burden on hospitals and health systems generally
• Road crashes are preventable
• A global action plan includes practical measures which, if implemented, could save millions of lives
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Waynesburg Historic District is a national historic district located at Waynesburg, Greene County, Pennsylvania. The district includes 183 contributing buildings in the central business district and surrounding residential areas of Waynesburg. The buildings include notable examples of High Victorian Italianate, Second Empire, Queen Anne, and Georgian Revival style architecture. Notable non-residential buildings include 10 buildings associated with Waynesburg University, 7 churches, the Greene County Courthouse, Greene County Jail, and Waynesboro Borough Building. Among the buildings at Waynesburg University are the separately listed Hanna Hall and Miller Hall.
It was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1984.
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Staff report SHIPPENSBURG — A pair of grants will help put supplies into the hands of Shippensburg Area School District students. The Shippensburg Area school board voted 9-0 to accept a $500 grant on behalf of the ExxonMobil Educational Alliance Program.www.shipnewsnow.com/2013/04/grants-to-add-supplies-to-shippensburg-area-school-district-classrooms/
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Bill Whale Was Promoted Today To Senior Vice President Of Electric And Gas Delivery For Tampa Electric And Peoples Gas (Photo: Business Wire)
John Ramil, president and chief executive officer of TECO Energy, today announced the promotions of Deirdre "Dee" Brown and Phil Barringer to senior vice president after assuming additional responsibilities following the retirement of Clint Childress, senior vice president of corporate services and chief human resource officer, on Dec. 31.
Dee Brown was promoted today to senior vice president of Corporate Strategy and Technology and chief ethics and compliance officer (Photo: Business Wire)
Gordon Gillette, president of Tampa Electric and Peoples Gas, also named William "Bill" Whale to the position of senior vice president.
Brown was promoted to senior vice president of Corporate Strategy and Technology and chief ethics and compliance officer. She joined TECO Energy in 1990 as an internal auditor. Since 2009, she has served as vice president of Business Strategy and Compliance. Brown received a Bachelor of Science in Accounting from Florida State University, and received a Master of Business Administration in Management from the University of South Florida.
Barringer was promoted to senior vice president of Corporate Services and chief human resources officer. He joined Tampa Electric in 1984 as an accountant. Most recently, he was president of TECO Guatemala and vice president of Human Resources. Barringer received a bachelor's degree in biology from Davidson College, a bachelor's degree in accounting from the University of South Florida."Dee and Phil have demonstrated outstanding leadership qualities throughout their careers. Each has a very broad and significant span of responsibilities at TECO Energy, and they have earned their positions through excellent performance," Ramil said. "They will continue to serve our company, our customers and our team members well." Whale was promoted to senior vice president of Electric and Gas Delivery for Tampa Electric and Peoples Gas. His career with the company spans 33 years. In 2009, he assumed responsibility for electric energy delivery and gas operations. Whale received his bachelor's degree in Marine Engineering from the United States Merchant Marine Academy, a Master of Business Administration from the Florida Institute of Technology and a Master of Science in Finance from the University of Tampa.
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