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FBI says paying for your morning coffee with cash a potential terrorist activity, urges coffee shop owners to report cash-payingSubmitted by DeMolay on Tue, 10/02/2012 - 10:56
Purchasing a cup of coffee using cash instead of a credit or debit card, using Google Maps to view photos of sporting event stadiums and large cities, and installing software to protect your internet privacy on your mobile phone — these and many other mundane activities are now considered to be potential terrorist activities by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI). And the agency is now distributing a new series of flyers as part of its new "Communities Against Terrorism" (CAT) program that urges shop owners and others to report such "suspicious" activity to authorities.
"The Communities Against Terrorism program is funded by the Bureau of Justice Assistance through the SLATT Program to provide law enforcement agencies with a tool to engage members of the local community in the fight against terrorism," writes SLATT.org, the program of the U.S. Department of Justice's Bureau of Justice Assistance that is promoting the program, on its website. "To assist law enforcement in the outreach effort, templates of flyers containing potential indicators have been created for distribution to specific industries" (https://www.slatt.org/CAT
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Wait a moment, this doesnt
Wait a moment, this doesnt make any sense. How are they going to report specific people when you dont need an ID to use cash? They may be able to see how many people pay in cash, but thats about it.
To climb the mountain, you must believe you can.
"No credit / debit cards on purchases less than $5"
That sign is in nearly every coffee shop in my area.
Not only am I a cash-paying terrorist, I am a CHEAPSKATE! I don't WANT $5 worth of foo-foo, I want a cup of coffee. Black. No sugar. Charge me $5 for it, and I'll walk out.
Love or fear? Choose again with every breath.
when will they just come out and say, "American = Terrorist"?
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Editor's note: Each week in "Apparently This Matters," CNN's Jarrett Bellini applies his warped sensibilities to trending topics in social media and random items of interest on the interwebs.
(CNN) -- This week there was one particular story from the UK that really seemed to resonate with Americans on the Web. Mind you, it had nothing to do with topless photos of Catherine, the Duchess of Cambridge, for it seems we've finally moved on. Though, I'm not sure why.
Seriously, when did we all of a sudden become decent human beings, unmoved by the promise of grainy photos of Catherine's bare chest? When did we decide that we would boldly shun and forget these images and thus no longer encourage the paparazzi to invade the privacy of foreign royalty?
Answer: Tuesday. When we learned there might be a bacon shortage.
Yes, that's when everyone here on this side of the pond collectively freaked out over the possibility that we might have to one day hit up the buffet and actually eat fresh fruit -- with all that "nutrition" and "flavor." That was the real tipping point.
It's like Abraham Lincoln once said, "You can take away our dirty Internet smut, but hands off the pork, dude."
Without question, bacon is the most interesting meat in the world, and if it were capable of original thought, we wouldn't even be having an election this November in America. We would simply appoint bacon as our forever leader and live dutifully under its rule.
"Today, for no apparent reason, I instructed U.S. troops to invade Calgary."
"Hooray! Thanks, bacon!"
So, clearly, this was a big deal -- the kind of news that required every ounce of hyperbole I could muster. And maybe even pants. Maybe.
The whole scare actually exploded on social media a couple of days after the National Pig Association of the United Kingdom (Motto: Some swine with your tea?) put out a press release ominously stating, "A world shortage of pork and bacon next year is now unavoidable."
They might as well have just printed, "Jump off a bridge. Take a friend."
The report sort of suggested that European drought conditions were the cause of the upcoming pork shortage -- that unfavorable weather had ruined the corn and soybean crop. Thus, less feed means fewer European pigs. That, or they're all just taking a gap year to go backpacking in Australia.
"Oy, mate, let's grab a pint and be hyper-critical of the American pigs staying in our hostel."
Naturally, it didn't take too long before all hell broke loose on Twitter. The great comedian Loni Love led the way:
"Everyone complaining about replacement refs..we got bigger problems folks!! A BACON SHORTAGE!! **faints like a vanilla sister**"
Love also once told me in an interview how she hoped Gov. Chris Christie would join the Republican primaries because "fat presidents would get everything done before lunch."
Bacon. She gets it.
But now I'm here to tell everyone in America to calm down. I was totally with you -- the fatty, delicious pork sky was most definitely falling -- but it now seems we're all going to be just fine. At least as far as bacon goes. We still have Florida.
Yes, the big scare is over; it was a misrepresentation of facts at best. And Slate business and economics correspondent Matthew Yglesias does a great job explaining what this all really means in an article he posted Wednesday.
The headline of his story, and the basic takeaway: There will be no bacon shortage.
But it might cost a little more at the grocery. Which is fine. I'll just dip into my emergency bacon fund. People laughed at me when I transferred all my 401(k) money into bacon savings, but who's the man now, dog?
"You are, Jarrett!"
"Hooray! Thanks, bacon!"

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To date, Reitman's work had been distinguished by an acerbic, pop-inflected sense of irony: his promising debut Thank You for Smoking; his out-of-nowhere charmer Juno; his Clooneyfied mainstream affirmation Up in the Air; and his interesting but ultimately half-baked Young Adult. All four had their moments of sentiment, but none were what one would call overly sentimental. Indeed, I'd assumed that if Reitman were ever to deliver a genuine stinker, it would be by erring on the side of sarcasm.
But deliver a genuine stinker he has, and its failings lie in precisely the opposite direction. Labor Day (based on the novel by Joyce Maynard) is the heart-string-tugging tale of a teenage boy, his lonesome mother, and the escaped fugitive who, as they say, "changes their lives forever." It is the most cloying, maudlin movie I've seen in a long while, so saccharine that its very memory makes my teeth ache to the root. The audience at the screening I attended seemed largely to agree: It is surely a bad sign when a film's would-be weepiest moments primarily elicit tears of laughter.
That said, there is a place in the world for cloying, maudlin melodrama (it's called "Lifetime"), and if you find yourself in the mood for something akin to The Bridges of Madison County only more so, then feel free to make your way to the nearest showing of Labor Day. But by all means stop reading this column now. For in the interest of explaining what an astonishing pile of overwrought mush the movie is, I intend to offer a great many spoilers. You've been warned.
The year is 1987, and divorced, damaged mom Adele (Kate Winslet) lives alone with her 13-year-old son, Henry (Gattlin Griffith). "I don't think losing my father broke my mother's heart, but rather losing love itself," Henry explains in Hallmarkian voiceover. (More on this later.) But one day, when mother and son make their monthly pilgrimage to Price-Mart—post-divorce, Adele has become so twitchily neurotic that she is virtually incapable of leaving the house—a handsome, goateed stranger (Josh Brolin) asks them, with just the slightest hint of menace, for a lift. He has escaped from prison, it turns out, where he was serving an 18-year sentence for murder. He has Adele take him to her house, where he very gently ties her to a chair, explaining that this way she will be able to truthfully tell authorities that she is a kidnappee, rather than a criminal abettor.
And that is the very last even marginally unpleasant thing the escaped felon, Frank, does for the remainder of the film. That night he cooks Adele and Henry chili; in the morning it's homemade biscuits. (Barbeque will have to wait a day or two.) Over the course of the long Labor Day weekend for which the film is named, Frank fixes a basement wall, a loose stair, and a squeaky door; conducts auto repairs and an oil change; replaces electrical fuses and the filter on the furnace; does the laundry (and irons it); washes the floor (and waxes it); and, using Amish techniques, single-handedly raises a barn in the backyard. Okay, I made up that last one.
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Panasonic Lumix DMC-GF2 Digital Camera
What does the 30% ReviewGist Score mean?
Panasonic Lumix DMC-GF2 is a not recommended buy as per the ReviewGist score of 30%. This is because even though the Panasonic Lumix DMC-GF2 has garnered excellent reviews from most reviewers, it might not come with the latest specifications as it is a relatively very old model.
- Excellent ratings from over 53 review sources with an average rating of 4.0 stars. Top review sources include Imaging-Resource.com, CNet.com(3.5 stars), PCMag.com(4.0 stars) and DigitalCameraInfo.com.
- Released 4 years 2 months ago (Nov 2010) which makes it one of the very old digital cameras in the market.
Image Quality
Auto focus
|Key Features
|Camera Type
|Compact System Camera
|Image Sensor Type
|Live MOS
|Optical Zoom
|2.0 x
|12.1 Megapixel
|LCD Screen Size
|3.0 in.
|HD Recording Format
|Digital Zoom
|4.0 x
|Focal Length
|14 - 42 mm
|Focus Range
|11.8 in
|Focus Type
|Contrast AF system (AFS, AFC, MF, Quick AF, Continuous AF, AF+MF, Touch shutter, Touch MF Assist)
|Interchangeable Lens
|Interchangeable Lens
|35mm Zoom Lens
|Image Quality
|Camera Resolution
|12.1 Megapixel
|Image Resolutions
|4000 x 3000
|Image Sensor Size
|21.6 mm
|Video Format
|AVCHD, QuickTime Motion JPEG
|Video Resolutions
|1920 x 1080
|Video Speed
|30.0 fps
|Exposure Control
|Frames Per Second
|3.2 Frames
|Shutter Speed
|60 - 1/4000 sec
|White Balance
|Auto, Daylight, Cloudy, Shade, Halogen, Flash, White Set 1 & 2, Color temperature setting
|Min. ISO Speed
|Max. ISO Speed
|Compression Type
|JPEG(DCF, Exif 2.3), RAW, DPOF compatible MPO, AVCHD, QuickTime Motion JPEG
|Memory Type
|SD Card, SDHC Card, SDXC Card
|Flash Functions
|Auto, Auto / Red-eye Reduction, Forced On, Forced On / Red-eye Reduction, Slow Sync., Slow Sync. / Red-eye Reduction, Forced Off
|Flash Type
|ISO Speeds
|Auto, Intelligent Auto, 100, 200, 400, 800, 1600, 3200, Sensitivity mode 6400
|Viewfinder / Display
|LCD Panel
|LCD Panel
|LCD Panel Size
|3.0 in.
|LCD Screen Resolution
|460000.0 pixels
|Touchscreen Panel
|Touchscreen Panel
|Interface Type
|USB 2.0 High Speed, mini HDMI TypeC, AV Output (NTSC / PAL)
|Video Interface
|Video Out
|Power Supply
|Battery Life
|320.0 Images
|Battery Type
|ID-Security Li-ion Battery
|Included Features
|Built-in Microphone
|Built-in Microphone
|Built-in Speaker
|Built-in Speaker
|Self Timer
|2 Sec, 10 Sec
|Exterior Color
|Black, Silver, Red, Pink, White
|Family Line
|Panasonic Lumix
|Included Accessories
|Pen stylus, Battery case, Shoulder strap, Body cap, Lens hood, Shoe cap
|Product ID
|System Requirements
|Operating System
|Windows 7, PHOTOfunSTUDIO 6.0 HD Edition, SILKYPIX Developer Studio 3.1 SE, Super LoiloScope (trial version), USB Driver
|ReviewGist ID
64112,106985881, 107253353, 108301528, 109604646, 106610092, 106610091, 109604638, 109604647, 119158809, 126771196, 126771297
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ReviewGist Report for Panasonic Lumix DMC-GF2
The DMC-GF2 is a SLR/ professional camera that Panasonic released in November 2010. This device in the Lumix series is projected as an interchangeable lens system camera that cames in a dramatically downsized successor to earlier Lumix models. In the paragraphs below, the reader will be able to get a summary of the technicalities of this model and get a good idea of what it can deliver. The reader will also get the essence of reviews from about 30 camera experts such as DigitalCameraInfo.com, Cnet, DigitalPhotographySchool and SlashGear who have thoroughly the model to pronounce their verdicts..
What the Manufacturer Says
According to the manufacturer, the Panasonic Lumix DMC-GF2 is the smallest and lightest ever camera with digital interchangeable lens system compliant with Micro Four Thirds standard, and built-in flash. Also, DMC-GF2 is claimed to be 19% smaller and 7% lighter compared to DMC-GF1. Panasonic adds that this model is easy to operate, and produces stills and videos of great picture quality. In the same breadth, the manufacturer reveals the camera's salient features as 12.1-megapixel high speed Live MOS sensor, high performance Venus Engine FHD, and upgraded resolution for HD movie capture.Panasonic nearly harps on the DMC-GF2's ease of operation, highlighting the touch control feature and the specifically designed GUI (Graphic User Interface). These enable the focus to be instantly set to the target simply by touching it on the large, 460,000-dot LCD while even letting go the shutter release. Further, intuitive operation is enabled by a customisable Touch Q-menu, simple button components, dedicated buttons for movie recording, and a flash that includes Intelligent Auto mode.
The manufacturer is particular to point out that the Venus Engine FHD and and the MOS sensor form a winning combination to the DMC-GF2. The former is said to feature great signal processing capabilities an advanced noise reduction system, Intelligent Resolution technology, all of which together result in well-balanced, finely detailed images and movies. With the latter, the manufacturer offers combined benefits - CCD sensor's superior image quality and CMOS sensor's lower power intake.
Yet another high point of the DMC-GF2 per the company is the upgraded resolution - full HD (1920 x 1080) movies and HD (1280 x 720) movies output by the image sensor and recorded at different NTSC/PAL combinations.
Panasonic lists some more features as the Lumix DMC-GF2's value additions
- Full-time Live View function, 17 Scene modes, 8 preset effects.
- Variety of focus types.
- Option to use any interchangeable lens that complies with the Four Thirds standard, as well as Leica M/R Lenses.
- Bundle of software - PHOTOfunSTUDIO 6.0 HD Edition, SILKYPIX Developer Studio 3.1 SE, Super LoiLoScope.
- Efficient dust reduction system.
What the Reviews Say
Nearly all the camera-testers opine that the Lumix DMC-GF2 delivers excellent image quality, and the model is sure to be best loved for the capability with which it does that. DigitalPhotographyReview, InfoSync, DigitalCameraInfo.com and About.com certify that the images are sharp, vibrant, clear, and quite consistent throughout the frame. DigitalCameraReview wishes for some improvement at higher ISO. ImagingResource faults the camera for slow shot-to-shot cycle times.
The GF2 will not become famous for its video mode, going by the few reviews by ImagingResource, PCMagazine and DigitalCameraReview. The video performance of this Lumix model gets some appreciationcourtesy the full HD video capture capability, and the variety of recording formats provided. GoodGearGuide cautions that action packed video will not come out well, only static videos for requirements like speeches and interviews will. Also the lack of manual controls in video shooting does not find favor from Cnet.
The touch-screen is quite enthusiastically welcomed by nearly all the camera experts. About.com and PCMagazine rather like the menu structure on the 3-inch, 460K dot LCD. Cnet has compared the touchscreen features of the DMC-GF2 with that of the predecessor, and finds a considerable change for the better. Other reviewers pronounce that display is responsive and the user interface as intuitive. The company's claim about the camera's ease of use is also verified correct by several experts like About.com and PCMagazine.
Reviewers are not at all happy with the below par battery life of the DMC-GF2. The Li-ion battery's power lasts for a mere 320 images.
It turns out that the AF feature has gone down well with reviewers. ImagingResource besides complimenting the dynamic range, notes that the good AF speed is a welcome improvement over the earlier model GF1. Shutter lag is found to be minimal, says PCMagazine, while CameraLabs commends the camera output at low ISO. However, PCMagazine comments that low light performance does not match well with other cameras of the class.
The 'ReviewGist'
The jury's verdict is out, and the Panasonic Lumix DMC-GF2 acquits itself as a small-sized SLR able to delivers great performance in its class. Its comfortable design and the slickly implemented touch-screen interface implementation also auger well for the model's performance in the market. Vibrant image output, superior focusing, and micro four thirds standard-based interchangeable lens system all contribute to the camera's desirability. The company-proclaimed video capabilities, and the camera's battery life however, fall dismally short of reviewers' expectations.
Buying Advice
One of the stronger points in favor of the DMC-GF2 is the digital interchangeable lens (DIL) feature ultimately that gives as good image quality as a DSLR. Another, certainly, is its small size / light weight pocketable compactness. This model definitely cannot meet the demands of prosumers, but can surely be an asset for the above-average user. Its features make it difficult to cubbyhole the DMC-GF2, so the buyer will do well to check out at least two models in the market that provide as much value for money before actually favoring.


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Oxfam launches new campaign, "Lift Lives for Good"Posted by Arbie Baguios | 27-12-2013 16:30 | Category: Fundraising, Developing World
In contrast to the recipients of the Rusty Radiator Awards, which features some of the year's most poorly thought-of non-profit advertising – often portraying negative stereotypes of people and places from countries that receive aid – Oxfam GB has just launched their "Lift Lives" campaign. Their Facebook page states, "Ending poverty isn't about handouts - it's about changing lives forever."
Conventional notions of aid and charity have been challenged on numerous occasions. But perhaps, at a time of economic uncertainty and austerity, many international NGOs are reluctant to change the tone of their ads that appeal to negative emotion (like sadness or pity), given that this is an effective strategy when it comes to fundraising.
The "Lift Lives" campaign by Oxfam GB, on the other hand, takes on a refreshing approach that showcases a more nuanced understanding of aid and development (i.e., hand-outs won't end poverty), and recognizes the impact of local community members' own actions, not just the donors' money.
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Today when I installed Ubuntu and "Google chrome 126.96.36.199″ for Linux the ongoing parallel project to port Google chrome to Linux and MAC.
So I went to www.Google.com to Find the answer to my problem as I always do for any of my problem…any ways I found no solution in starting then after few minutes I got frustrated and closed my chrome and was almost ready to shift to firefox which was running well.ummm…. but before going I wished to try once more as I had every thing and still not working, I started searching for certificate errors and their causes and then I got an article stating that if time of the system mismatches certificate error can occur… then I just saw my time was 1 day lesser that whats today it was "22-sep-2009″ on my clock while today was "23-sep-2009″ …. huh.. as soon I fixed systems time and restarted Google chrome, every thing became normal..
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jajaja yo tambien tenia ese error grax DTB me sirvio tu post =)
Also, you can go to options and turn off the "check for server certificate revocation".
this is a relatively new option which is given in new chrome. May be after reading this blog Google added the above feature
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As summer begins, radio is more scrambled than a breakfast meal but that's the good news. The alt-rock takeover of the last few years made many hit-radio stations monotonous at best, racially segregated at worst. The upside of the genre's decline is that Top 40 is more diverse than it's been since the days when Courtney Love still resembled a rock star as this diary of one day in the life of a New York pop station shows.
9:48 a.m.: After years of near hits and misses, Shawn Colvin the voice of thirtysomething-and-up divorcees and single women everywhere has finally scored with ''Sunny Came Home,'' the tale of a woman who, not surprisingly, is ''out there on her own/And she's all right.'' It's not just generational empathy that makes this single click, though. Colvin has finally learned the value of economy. Her lyrics are as enigmatic as those of ''Ode to Billie Joe.'' (What's in that ''box of tools''? Who's on that ''list of names''?) And the chunka-chunka guitars lend her boutique folk long-overdue backbone. But the real news is the mandolin's first Top 40 cameo since R.E.M.'s ''Losing My Religion''! B
10:11 a.m.: Funny I wasn't aware of a new Kodak jingle. Turns out it's Christian balladeer Bob Carlisle's left-field smash ''Butterfly Kisses.'' Carlisle's white-soul groan could make God cringe, and I'll be damned if the maudlin, watching-daughter-grow lyrics don't make me nostalgic for Harry Chapin's ''Cat's in the Cradle.'' D-
11:05 a.m.: ''Modern rock'' may no longer dominate radio, but everyone still needs a blast of guitars and drums, right? Hence the success of Third Eye Blind's ''Semi-Charmed Life.'' Too bad this less boisterous, lite-beer take on Chili Pepper frat punk feels so dated. B-
12:36 p.m.: Nothing bizarre about hearing OMC's ''How Bizarre'' so often. Take your pick of the numerous hooks: Pauly Fuemana's fast-talking, New Zealand-vampire delivery, that bullfight trumpet, the diva croon, the flamenco guitar. The kicker to this surrealistic on-the-lam reverie is, of course, the climactic line: ''Wanna know the rest?/Hey, buy the rights.'' In the '90s, there's nothing bizarre about that mentality, either. A
12:58 p.m.: What's more irritating about Meredith Brooks' ''Bitch'' her grating voice (a computer-generated blend of Alanis and Sheryl) or its overly literal Madonna-whore lyrics? She may be a lover, a child, a mother, a sinner, and a saint, but I do not feel ashamed turning the volume down every time. C-
1:50 p.m.: If you think modern relationships are confusing, wait until you spend time with the Spice Girls' ''Say You'll Be There.'' Let's see: She wants to be friends, he wants more, and yet she croons, ''I'm giving you everything/All that joy can bring''? She's as confused as I am. Better to revel in the delectably frothy girl-group melody (or ponder the return of the harmonica, here and in ''How Bizarre''). B+
3:49 p.m.: Trio's 1983 Euro-grunt hit ''Da Da Da'' isn't the only Reagan-era throwback on the airwaves. Savage Garden's mopey paean to lust, ''I Want You,'' re-creates the suffocatingly glossy feel of '80s synth pop with a few grunge chords and trance-techno bleeps cannily inserted. Harmless, but those lyrics (''But the time of talking, using symbols, using words/Can be likened to a deep sea diver who is swimming with a raincoat'') are as stiff as that ping-pongy drum machine. C+
4:40 p.m.: White Town's borderline-novelty, one-man-band ''Your Woman'' sounds slinkier and more haunted each time. And why is an acknowledged heterosexual man singing ''I could never be your woman''? The confusion only adds to its mystery. A
4:50 p.m.: Pointless remakes and hot-air-balloon ballads are Top 40 perennials, but leave it to new-slack crooners Az Yet to combine both ingredients on their snoozy cover of Chicago's tissue grabber ''Hard to Say I'm Sorry.'' Here's an idea: Let's get Bob Carlisle to join us in prayer that Az Yet won't next remake ''Baby, What a Big Surprise.'' C-


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PNP acute care exam-passed!
- 3Jul 24, '12 by tryingtohaveitallYay! I took my acute care pediatric nurse practitioner exam last week and passed it! I have never been so nervous about an exam in my life. NCLEX and the CCRN were a piece of cake compared to this. Whew.
I saw a recent thread asking about how to study. Yes, it was tough to know how to prepare since there is a dearth of acute care PNP materials. Honestly, I wasted way too much time with primary care PNP books. The test was very focused on acute care with very little primary care. I had a few materials from courses that friends took from HLA years ago. I did pay for the PNCB practice test and felt like that was worth the money. Though it did shake my confidence since that was VERY hard. Many PNP friends recommended using the Harriet Lane to study, and I did think that was helpful. GL!
- 1Jul 24, '12 by prettymica, BSN, RNCongrats!
- 1Jul 24, '12 by Jennifer0512YAY!!! Congratulations!!!
- 0Sep 18, '12 by BlangoCongrats!! That is exciting!! Thanks for the tips, there is truly a significant amount of material to study, without much guidance. Any additional thoughts would be greatly appreciated. Additionally, how difficult was the test in comparsion to the prep exam? Thanks!Last edit by Blango on Sep 18, '12
- 0Sep 24, '12 by elise08Congrats! I take mine in a couple weeks. I am glad I read this because I feel like I am spending too much time on primary care content. I bought the NAPNAP course because I love the format for studying..so easy to go through slides and practice questions. I like your idea to study from Harriet Lane so I will spend more time on that and other acute care content as well. I also bought the 75 question test from PNCB but haven't taken it yet. Want to do that about a week before my exam I think as sort of a practice test/ see what I still need to focus on.
- 0Sep 24, '12 by tryingtohaveitallStephanie,
Again I will caution you to not be discouraged by the PNCB test. I thought the actual test was more straightforward. I was so freaked out by the practice test! Good luck!
- 0Sep 24, '12 by elise08Thanks. Could you give me a general idea of what I do need to know from primary care? I am assuming developmental theories, red flags of developmental delay, immunizations, and possibly ear infection and pneumonia treatment...and probably some ortho, GI, and nephro diagnoses which could be seen in primary care or the hospital
- 0Sep 24, '12 by tryingtohaveitallI would definitely know minor illnesses as well as major since they can develop into something worse. What I wasted too much time on was developmental theories, immunizations (the crazy delayed, partially immunized schedules), etc.
It's hard to stay calm when taking but of course, that is the most important thing. I didn't know my very first question and that about sent me into a panic attack, lol. Then as I did more and more questions and felt pretty confident in my answers, I relaxed. You are able to go back and review questions, which is nice. They also give you a writing utensil and "paper" for calculations. The place I used had wet-dry markers and laminated pieces to write on, not sure if they're all the same.
There is a survey at the end before you get your score. I was glad I knew that so I didn't have a heart attack when I had to answer yet more questions.
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Strikeforce lightweight champion Gilbert Melendez looked very comfortable surrounded by memebers of the media, fielding questions before the UFC's debut on Fox on Saturday afternoon at Honda Center.
It's quite a contrast from Melendez's teammate, Nick Diaz, who recently defeated B.J. Penn at UFC 137 in his return to the UFC. Diaz goofs on Melendez for being so polite and willing to do interviews with reporters.
"You love that (stuff)," Diaz jokes with Melendez.
Melendez said Diaz never planned on being an entertainer. He's a fighter, period.
"He busts our (chops)," Melendez said of Diaz.
Diaz and his brother Nate, Melendez and Jake Shields have been teamates for years. The Diaz brothers and Shields have already transitioned to the UFC. Strikeforce was purchased by Zuffa, LLC, the parent company of the UFC, and many insiders speculate that it will eventually be folded into the UFC. For now, Melendez has four fights left on his contract with Strikeforce.
Melendez will have headliner status when he defends his Strikeforce title against Jorge Masvidal on Dec. 17 at Valley View Casino Center in San Diego on Showtime.
"I'm locked in for a while," Melendez said. "There's a lot of negotiations going on. I was willing to sit out for a long time to try to come to the UFC, but Strikeforce made me a great deal and I was happy with it, so I signed with them. I took some good pay and all of a sudden they got bought out by the UFC, which is a good situation for me. Of course, I'd like to be in the UFC because that's where I'm supposed to be."
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As park and recreation professionals, we know it's easy to plan programs for children and families–just organize some wild games, teach a new class, or lead an activity involving fun and food. However, planning for seniors takes more thought and effort.
While many seniors today are no longer content to sit in rocking chairs knitting stockings, some seniors do need a "scaled down" version of activities from their younger years. So, take some of these programming ideas from the following experts I met while presenting several workshops at the New Mexico Health Care Conference:
Mom and Baby Group
Invite a group of young mothers to bring their babies and/or young children to interact with seniors. Set up small wading pools and water slides. Seniors love holding the babies.
–Judy Allen, Good Samaritan Center, Alamogordo, NM
Seniors Get Their Own Prom
We held a prom for senior citizens. Community members donated suits and dresses, and we brought in a Mary Kay representative to help with makeup and hair. Staff made a balloon arch over the entrance door. We also brought in a photographer for photos. Staff and seniors ate a candlelight dinner before crowning a king and queen and dancing the night away.
–Sharon Rojeski, Cedar Ridge Inn, Farmington, NM
Reminiscing Hour
We asked seniors and their family members to provide pictures of themselves throughout their lives. The pictures were displayed, and people shared stories of each photograph. The activity director played songs such as "Memories" or "Reminiscing" to add to the atmosphere.
–Christine Hernandez, Landsun Homes, Carlsbad, NM
Hit The Jackpot!
Call local casinos, and have shuttle busses pick up the seniors. Ask for discounts on buffets or restaurants. Then invite family members to come along for a great night at a real casino!
–Thomas Hutzler, Bee Hive Homes, Albuquerque, NM
Blue-Ribbon Prizes
Our state fair, Expo New Mexico, is held each year near our facility. Seniors submit projects such as paintings, photographs, crafts, etc. to be judged. We have yet to win a blue ribbon, but seniors are excited to enter projects and receive participation ribbons.
–Andrea Sarda, Princeton Place, Albuquerque, NM
Whose Face Is This?
Our seniors love playing a game in which pictures of famous people are shown. (We cut pictures out of the newspaper or even People magazine.) Then they tell as much as they know about the individual celebrities.
–Sylvia Tinajero, Las Cruez, NM
Nature Decorations
Take seniors on a nature walk to collect leaves, berries, twigs, seeds, etc. Then cut paper to look like a scroll with a string at the top for hanging. Seniors glue the nature items on their scroll that can then be displayed in a hallway in the recreation center.
–Lena Mangano, La Vida Llena, Albuquerque, NM
Make a putting green, and challenge other retirement communities to a competition.
–Garry Fingar, La Vida Llena, Albuquerque, NM
Helping Others
Seniors like to feel useful, so we put together small care bags for the homeless with shampoo, toothpaste, etc.
–Karrie Waid, Manzano del Sol, Albuquerque, NM
A Few More Ideas
• How about having seniors work with Cub Scouts or Boy Scouts on projects such as building bird houses? One group of seniors helped a Boy Scout troop build wooden bat houses from kits. Fun for all!
• A local bank contracted with a group of seniors to be in charge of the bank's front-entrance area. Seniors received a budget to buy flowers or seasonal decorations, like pumpkins and cornstalks. The bank had the best-looking entrance in town!
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any advice greatly appreciated
Thanks as always
as it says right at the top of the NDR
you have no MX record for mrwu365.co.uk
More than that there is not even a registered domain for mrwu365.co.uk
Sorry Twin Turbo
in the original thread I mentioned I did stick am MX record in (although it was a busy summer, so cant remember if that's all I need to do:
"testing with @MrWu365.onmicrosoft.com seems ok, so pointing to a MX record issue for mrwu.co.uk itself (MX record is pointing to
ms33288892.msv1.invalid.outlook.com. in 123.reg "
is that MX record look right though, looking at TechNet I also needed to add autodiscover, etc?
PS I changed to mrwu365.co.uk from my real school domain just in case. sorry ..
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so the mrwu domains are just bogus? as neither has an mx or ns
yes, I a bit paranoid about putting my actual school domains in a forum so I always do a bogus one...
Have you got the school domain name in 365
There used to be "Accepted Domains" but I think the later fudged it so that you have to add a DNS entry on their365 DNS control pannell . Microsoft want you to use their DNS full stop but it's not necessary
following you real MX.
has no a-record.
I guess the "invalid" means something.
ms22083793.msv1.invalid doesn't look right for an MX record. - Domains in Office 365 - Office 365 - Microsoft Office 365 Community
There should be a domain verification process which will give you a "txt record" to add to your 123Reg DNS host, it's 2-3 years since I looked at it but it was fairly straight forwad.
This is there so that microsoft can verify you are the correct DNS administrator for your domain.
Double Thanks rob!
that will teach me for doing too many things at once but not finishing up in summer!
it does make sense now, will get the txt records created!
this is the way you want to do it.
Add your domain to Office 365 but continue to manage your domain's DNS records - Office 365 for professionals and small businesses
Thanks Twin turbo
The ms33288892.msv1.invalid.outlook.com. was indeed a way I used for MS to verify that I owned the domain (TXT was another way to do it)
After that's verified by Office 365 the portal will post the CNAME/MX entries needed to activate mail etc
all coming back to me now!
Do you use google apps instead? I have that one setup too but was looking for the same vendor across the board. There are some retarded decisions made by MS though ( would have made the whole thing unbeatable) ie should have made onenote , skydrive pro available across ALL platforms and synchronisable on A2 package, silly little things (for example you can't upload pictures from IOS on the camera roll with Skydrive PRO, although the recent announcement of Office packages available for Students OCs and MAC sweetens it a bit.
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Achalasia is a relatively rare disorder of the smooth muscle of the esophagus. The esophagus is a muscular tube that carries food and liquids from the mouth to the stomach. Achalasia makes it difficult for food and liquid to pass into the stomach from the esophagus.
There is a muscle called the lower esophageal sphincter (LES). This is where the esophagus meets the stomach. When not swallowing, the LES remains closed to keep food, liquid, and stomach acid from moving back into the esophageal tube. When swallowing, nerve signals tell muscles to contract to push food down the esophagus (an action called peristalsis). This allows the LES to open.
In people with achalasia, the nerve cells in the lower esophageal tube and the LES do not work correctly. This results in:
While achalasia is associated with the loss of nerve cells in the esophagus, the cause of this process is unknown.
A risk factor is something that increases your chance of getting a disease or condition. Because the exact cause of achalasia is unknown, risk factors are unknown.
Symptoms of achalasia can occur between the ages of 25 and 60. Symptoms rarely develop in children. Symptoms tend to be mild at first, and then grow worse over months or years. The main symptom is difficulty swallowing solids and, as the disorder progresses, liquids. As many as 70% to 97% of patients with achalasia have difficulty swallowing both solids and liquids.
Other symptoms may include:
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The doctor will ask about your symptoms and medical history and perform a physical exam. Tests may include:
The goal of treatment is to make it easier for the LES to open. Treatment may include:
This treatment stretches the LES muscle. A thin tube is inserted into the throat. At the end of this tube is an uninflated balloon. When the tube reaches the LES muscle, the balloon is inflated. Pneumatic dilation has a high success rate. It is the primary treatment in most patients, although the procedure may need to be repeated.
Small incisions are made in the LES to help it relax. This is called Heller myotomy surgery. This can usually be performed via laparoscopy, making it a relatively minor surgical procedure. Because the LES is partially cut, about 15% of patients experience gastroesophageal reflux symptoms (ie, acid reflux) after this surgery.
Tiny amounts of botulinum toxin, type A, are injected into the LES. Botulinum causes the LES to relax, which makes it easier to open. Since the effect is temporary, repeat injections are almost always needed. The response decreases with successive injections.
Certain medications may help those that can not tolerate surgery and do not have success with botulinum therapy. The symptom relief is temporary.
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Weak Earnings Outweigh Jobs News; Stocks Slip
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NEW YORK (AP) â¿¿ Stocks slumped on Wall Street Thursday, and the rally which has pushed indexes close to record levels stalled.
The Dow Jones industrial average fell 42 points to 13,944, after sliding as much as 134 points earlier. The index has edged lower this week, after logging its best January in almost two decades.
The Standard and Poor's 500 fell three points to 1,509 and the Nasdaq composite dropped three points to 3,165."We had such a big January, some type of weakness, or consolidation, make sense here to us," said Ryan Detrick of Schaeffer's Investment Research in Cincinnati. The S&P 500 has lost an average of 0.58 percent in February over the last 20 years, making it the weakest month for stocks, according to research by Schaeffer's. Stocks fell as weaker earnings and worries about Europe overshadowed healthier signs for the U.S. economy. Fewer Americans sought unemployment benefits last week, a sign that layoffs are easing. Applications for unemployment benefits fell 5,000 to 366,000. But the stock price of News Corp. fell 66 cents, or 2.3 percent, to $27.52 after the media conglomerate cut its forecast for annual earnings. Weakness at several businesses, including its Fox broadcast network, should offset a gain in earnings in the most recent quarter. Investors also worried about comments from European Central Bank president Mario Draghi. He pledged to keep a close eye on the rising euro, fearing that the currency's rally in recent month could hurt exports and further harm the region's fragile economy. "You could have very weak growth in Europe for the next five or ten years," said Michael Sheldon, chief strategist at RDM Financial Group. "There's a lot of austerity going through the European markets, so it's going to be a long time before they re-establish themselves."
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Definitions for domiciliaryˌdɒm əˈsɪl iˌɛr i
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dom•i•cil•i•ar•yˌdɒm əˈsɪl iˌɛr i(adj.; n.)(pl.)-ar•ies.
(adj.)of or pertaining to a domicile.
given or taking place in one's home.
providing care for those unable to care for themselves.
(n.)an institutional home for those unable to care for themselves.
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of or relating to or provided in a domicile
"domiciliary medical care"; "domiciliary caves"
: A person who legally resides in a particular place.
Joe travels all over the country, but he is a domiciliary of New York.
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Thursday, October 30th, 2003
9:39 pm
Friends dont read very well!
well i do have to say that people need to learn how to read! this means tierney and katie!!! because if you scroll down you will see that it indeed does say that i defended you......."i wanst happy that he said that about my friend, i yelled at him, and he got pissed at me".....scroll down its down there on those words or another, i cant remember! anyway i also think its really fucking retarted that you had the nerve to tell tom, cause i really dont see how its any of his business!!!!! and not once in it did it say that shitbrick was grabbing my ass! from now on, i dont want to deal with you if you cant learn how to read, and respect the fact that i defended you......cause thats bullshit, and especially to have katie say something, was really gay! next time, which i am sure there will be one, talk to me first, before you open your mouth to everyone else!
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Monday, October 27th, 2003
9:56 pm
Sometimes Life Just Doesn't Make Sense To Me At ALL
Well recently i was put in the hospital and thats bad, but what is more bad, is that i have been spending time with the person that had put me there. And now tonight on this very evening, i was offered to move back in....he doesn't want to have to worry about me and who i am with, he doesn't want to continue to cry himself to sleep at night, for not knowing where i am, and for what he did to me. I choose to move back in merely because i have no where else to go, my parents refuse to help me, and they laugh in my face at what happened, I mean sure i probably deserved what happened, although everyone i have talked to says no matter what no one deserves to be hit like that, and if its bad enough to need to go to the hospital and the other to jail, then its bad! I just dont know what to do anymore......could it be that i love patrick so much that what he did doesn't have an effect on how i feel for him????? oculd it be that my love for him is so strong that i can forgive him for what happened?????? Am i wrong to forgive him for what he did?????I mean i have tried to get over him but i feel as though he is the only person in the world that knows the real me, what am i supposed to do??? i mean he told paige that i was going to move back in, and her one comment was that i make sure its in my head that the two of them are dating, and they are together, and that if i try and fuck it up again, then she will beat my ass.....thats bullshit....cause honestly if i really wanted to be with pat, i could in a heartbeat, there is no contest bitch so get the fuck over your self, and take your nasty pussy else where!!!!!! and you wonder why you two haven't had sex in weeks....hmm i wonder who he could have been sleeping with instead of you!!!! your just a dumb fucking bitch!
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Sunday, October 19th, 2003
10:24 pm
The Night Of Fear!!!
Well tonight may have just been the worst night of my life.....last night tierney and i were talking about a pervious situatin that deals with pat, and how he was being stupid......and i accidently saved the convo on my comp, i dont know how but it happened......and pat read it, i said some pretty mean things, and man have i paid for it.......we fought in the car ride home from lake in the hills, he called me all these names, and i had nothing to say to him, because i know what i said hurt him, and it was wrong, but yet i still said it, and i told him i wouldn't ake it beack becasue i believe that i am right on how he was acting.....which wasn't a good thing....we got to the house, and i refused to say anything more to him, he got out slammed the door, and i slammed mine, we waled to the gate, and i decided to turn around and go for a walk on the road to clear my head, well he didn't like that, and things we said that weren't very nice, back and forth, it got to the point of telling me to leave....and get my shit....so when i was going to do what he said he wouldn't move , so i pushed him, and then he pushed me back, then i hit him, so he grabbed me by my jacket, and shoved me against the house, i kicked the dog cause she was trying to bite me, he said fuck me and went downstairs and started to get all my shit....and threw it around, then i said i would get my shit, and he wouldn't leave me alone, kept yelling at me, so i pushed him to move him out of the way, and he picked me up and threw me on my bed, so i punched him in the head, and we shoved each other for about 20 mins, and then he tried to calm down and apologize, i have never been more scared of anything in my life, but at the moment that he hit me....i am scared, scared to be here anymore, and i need to get the hell out of here, not to mention i am in a lot of pain!!!!!it sucks! and i dont knwo what to do.......i need to save myself, with no options.
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1:54 am
HMMMMMM...What to do what to do!
yeah i am really in a confused state right now.......i really like his guy who has always been a friend to me, and now i dont know what to do, cause he has a girlfriend, well sorta! and i am not sure how to act around him now, and i dont want him to know cause then i dont know how is reaction will be...i am kinda scared.......he was talking to me about his girlfriend, and whats going on with them, and like looking to me for advice, but all i can do is listen cause what i want is for there to be no girlfriend......but thats not going to happen.....but again it might....i mean she is at school, and he sees her on the weekends, and sometimes once during the week depeding on their scehdauls....but yeah thats my problem, anyadvice on what i should do??? feel free to help me out!
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Saturday, October 18th, 2003
3:56 pm
Yeah so can somebody explain this to me????
I dont understand the whole cubs situation.....i know they lost and all but why is everyone putting the blame of their losses, a teams losses non the less, on one man, on FAN, who just tried to catch a ball... you see the pitching for the cubs already was going bad, and they were hitting like shit.....but seriously blame the little guy i guess, it makes no sense to me at all......oh and evenmore so, the fact that the marlins franchise offered him 4 months of free hotels and lounging in florida, "so he could get away from the crazy scene in chicago" oh and more to add, which i happen to think is completely and utterly idiotic, our televison broadcasting corporations have decided to make a movie out of this inncident, as if the guy doesn't feel bad enough lets make a complete mockery out of him too! What i do think would be great, and exceptable, is a commercial, you know one of those visa master card ones, you know, " ticket to cubs playoff game....150 dollars, cubs attire.......200 dollars, hotdogs and beverages while at the game 50 dollars...........trying to catch a baseball and ruining the cubs chances for winning the 2003 pennant......Priceless!!!!!!
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12:46 am
Yeah so i hope you are doing okay casey, and i hope everything is okay with your family! i miss talking to you, and hope to hear from you soon! so when you read this i hope you respond!!!
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Friday, October 17th, 2003
11:40 pm
YAY i have a blurty journal too!
HEHE! i copy everyone! lol! yeah thats right i have a journal dont really know what to put in here but oh well i am not scared! anyway hung out with matt for a little bit today! it was fun, although we did nothing at all! but i dont mind cause its nice to be able to leave the house once in a while, and actually be among living people, and not just my two dogs and cat, i mean dont get me wrong the animals are good companions, they are friendly and soft, but yeah nothing compares to being around friends! Yeah so matt dropped me off at work, and it was fun, ryan flirtted with me a llittle and got yelled at by paul for hitting on the hired help! it was funny! Then tierney came in and brought some brownies for her uncle, as pat calls her " brown nosing cunt" i wasn't happy that he said that about my friend, so i yelled at him and he got pissed at me, heh its just the usual! Yeah so now i made this journal, cause matt has one and i felt left out! oh well! anyhoo!!!!! yeah just hanging around eating dilly bars right now, they are so good, i was never aware that you could buy a box of dilly bars from dairy queen, its an amazing thing, i tell you what! well thats its for now!
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Old electronic video game handhelds reborn on playable website
Remember those old electronic video game handhelds like Game & Watch? Of course you don't. Why would you? They lacked color screens and only had blippy sound effects. Website Pica-Pic has "digitized" those retro machines and programmed them to be playable on the web with a keyboard or mouse.
We counted 19 games available on the Pica-Pic website, with some classic favorites such as Donkey Kong Jr. and Bartman: Avenger of Evil available for play. Every physical button that was present on the electronic devices have been mapped to keyboard buttons or are clickable by mouse. The website even keeps track of global high scores — something the old devices couldn't do.
Pica-Pic is a great homage to old-school gaming, but we have a feeling Nintendo and any other IP holders will sick their lawyers all over this.
If you know someone who never had a chance to play these handhelds, here's your chance to let them experience the retro goodness without having to wait for a yard sale. Heck, I've already gone through Donkey Kong Jr. twice and I still suck at it as much as I did those many moons ago.


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- Today, Apple unveiled two new phones: the gigantic-screened iPhone 6 and the even clunkier iPhone 6 Plus. Both phones will be released on September 19th. One exciting feature will be mobile payments, which allows users to use the phone as a credit card on trips to the store. A bigger surprise announcement today was the upcoming Apple Watch, which is essentially a teensy iPhone for your wrist that also heavily monitors your fitness activity. The watch will be available in early 2015 for around $350. Exciting! [The Verge, New York Times]
- But don't get too excited: those new iPhones may be too big for women's hands. [The Atlantic]
- U2 pulled a Beyonce and announced a surprise album release at today's big Apple unveiling. (Whatever, Beyonce still did it first.) The album, Songs of Innocence, is currently available on iTunes for free — yes, free. ( [Entertainment Weekly] Keep reading »
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There is one simple thing you could do to improve this analysis. Chart the median price of the top 25 ebooks. For every week, sort the top 25 list by price from high to low. The price of book #13 is the median price. When there is a real, overall price decline over time, the median and the mean (average) would both be trending downwards.
There are lots of other stuff you could do, but that one thing would be simple and effective.


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Breast cancers with compromised DNA repair exhibit selective sensitivity to elesclomol
2012; 11 (5): 522-524
The basal-like subtype of breast cancers, including those that contain germline mutations in BRCA1, tend to be triple-negative (i.e. lack expression of estrogen and progesterone receptors and lack overexpression/amplification of the HER2/neu oncogene), which renders them relatively insensitive to existing "targeted" therapy. BRCA1-mutated and basal-like breast cancers harbor compromised ability for repairing oxidative DNA damage by the DNA base-excision repair pathway. We found that this defective repair mechanism predicts sensitivity to elesclomol, an experimental therapeutic that produces elevated levels of oxidative DNA damage. In conclusion, BRCA1-mutated and/or basal-like breast cancers may benefit from treatment regimens that include elesclomol.
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It seems way early to be posting this, but the application deadline actually isn't too far away. Is anyone else applying to KSU for spring 2013 admission? I've requested to be considered for the traditional and accelerated... Read More
- 0So has anyone gotten a email or any change on owl express?
- 0I wonder if they will call, because they called me when I got accepted to do an interview so if they called for that surely they would call if you go into the program???Anyone know from previous years??
- 1I'm not sure who actually called me, but the day I got my letter in the mail I got a call. I was in class so I couldn't answer, but it was just a lady congratulating me on being getting an interview, and that it was a big accomplishment, etc. My gap is 3.78, teas 80, my science classes are all A's except one B. I got my interview letter on a Wednesday (I live in north ga), and almost everyone else got their letters on a tuesday, and I got the call on that Wednesday. So if they were going to call it would probably be at least Wednesday before they did. Did no one else get a call? Thats kind of odd just thought that everyone did.
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