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Woodside Accommodation: Warwickshire Conference Hotel
Nestled in delightful Warwickshire countryside just outside Kenilworth, Woodside has 74 superb bedrooms that are perfect for a restful night's sleep after a busy day. The rooms are housed in accommodation buildings adjacent to the main house (pictured) and are individually decorated, comfortable and beautifully appointed.
Our range of bedrooms comprises a mixture of single, double and family bedrooms, all with showers, baths or both. Every bathroom features toiletries from the Gilchrist and Soame's 'BeeKind' toiletry range.
Bedroom Facilities:
- Free WiFi internet access.
- Alarm clock-radio with ipod/mp3 docking station.
- Television
- Bottled mineral water.
- Hot drink facilities and biscuits.
- Direct-dial telephone.Iron and ironing board.
- Hairdryer
- Large, well-lit desk suitable as a working area.
Woodside has induction loops on-site for the hard of hearing, and guide dogs are welcome at our venue. Each member of our team undergoes disability awareness training as part of their induction, so is comfortable welcoming disabled guests and fully aware of when they may require any special attention.
Owing to the historic nature of our property, access to all of our facilities is not possible; however our main bar and all dining rooms are on the ground floor. Twenty-nine of our bedrooms are also on a ground floor, and can be accessed without needing to climb a flight of stairs.
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More about our commitment to the environment and the work we do across our venues can be found here. Specific activities that relate to bedrooms at Woodside would include:
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- The requirement, under the terms of our Sustainable Procurement Policy, to source cleaning chemicals that are as ecological friendly as possible.
- A commitment within our Housekeeping Department to run tumble dryers for the shortest time possible.
- Diary management and room allocation procedures that mean we will fill the rooms in a specific area before 'opening' up another (thus requiring it to be lit and heated).
- 'Hippo bags' in toilet cisterns (or smaller cisterns) so that the amount of water consumed with each flush is no more than the minimum required by law.
- Devices fitted to showers (in newly refurbished rooms) to reduce the water consumption without impacting upon the comfort provided.
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- Overnight accommodation in a beautifully decorated bedroom with shower, bath or both
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Late last year, Facebook announced it was beginning to test out video advertisements for brands. Then, earlier this year, Instagram jumped on board this video ads train. (Makes sense considering the photo-sharing platform is owned by Facebook.) If you're thinking "so why haven't I seen any video ads yet?" you're not the only one. The majority of the advertising world is patiently waiting for this new option to be available for their brands. But before advertisers begin segmenting some of their budgets to social video ads, there are a few things they may want to know first:
What will be the parameters for video ads?
The video ads will be 15-second video spots that will automatically start playing as the user scrolls over them. This is similar to how the user-generated videos on both platforms auto play. We know that on Facebook, there will not be sound playing until the user opens it up to a full-screen view.
What will they cost?
A lot of dough! For Facebook video ads, it's expected to cost between $1 million and $2.4 million a day. Instagram says it doesn't have a rate card and CPMs are based on factors like targeting, reach and frequency. However, some ad executives are saying that a month-long buy could be anywhere from $350,000 to closer to $1 million.
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Whether or not you agree with the use of the term "Advanced Persistent Threat" (APT), we can agree that there is a very real threat from advanced intrusions which persist undetected in our systems.
By definition, these intrusions are advanced so our traditional (and increasingly ineffective) protection mechanisms such as firewalls and antivirus don't catch these APTs.
Think of the APT as a "needle in the haystack" that we need to find. To make things worse, we aren't sure what the needle looks like (no signatures). So how do we find them?
The answer may seem counterintuitive and is rooted in a whitelisting paradigm: Remove the hay that you know is good ("high assurance hay"). When you are done, the needles remain.You don't have to know what needles (APTs) look like, you only need to know what high assurance hay looks like.
This simple analogy illustrates the foundational importance of "whitelisting" based approaches in information security across the entire stack — whether it is session flows on the network, applications that a system is allowed to execute or transactions on the back-end.
Of course, this example assumes you know what high assurance hay looks like. In the application control / whitelisting space that I research there are a number of providers that are stepping up to build high assurance databases of application executables including Bit9, CA, CoreTrace, Harris (acquired SignaCert), Lumension, McAfee, Symantec, Trend and others.
There is no silver bullet in information security, but applying a whitelisting-based mentality to all of our information security solutions should be foundational to keep the bad guys from gaining the upper hand – and to keep the needles out of our hay.
Category: Beyond Anti-Virus Information Security Next-generation Security Infrastructure Tags: Beyond Anti-Virus, Defense-in-Depth, Endpoint Protection Platform, Information Security, Security-Summit-NA, Whitelisting


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early 15c., "to drive away, remove," from Old French repeller or directly from Latin repellere "to drive back," from re- "back" (see re-) + pellere "to drive, strike" (see pulse (n.1)). Meaning "to affect (a person) with distaste or aversion" is from 1817. Related: Repelled; repelling.


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How to make Matcha
Welcome back! Today we are exploring (just scratching the surface) of the wonder drink Matcha. In today's episode we learn what Matcha is, some of it's benefits and how to make it. I'm glad you have tuned into episode 30 of Erin's tea, please tell your friends about Erin's Tea so I can work hard to bring you many more episodes!
- Water Temperature: 75 degrees, or boil water and let sit for 8 minutes. It's ground up green tea.
- You should use a bamboo whisk (Chasen) a Chashaku (the spoon thingy) and a Chawan (a bowl)
- I heated my bowl up with water and dried it before pouring.
- You will need two spoonful's of matcha (I skimped a bit, but being my first time, I had no idea what to expect. I would be more generous next time)
- Add 60 ml of water, 1/4 cup to the bowl.
- Stir the water/matcha in an M shape (up and down) for 10-15 seconds and then break bubbles by doing circular motions at the top.
- High amount of caffeine.
- Tastes very vegital, but not gross or gritty like I expected.
- I could see myself drinking this often, and the open can has to go to the fridge.
- Now all the facts you guys are interested in, Why it's healthy:
- 10x the anitoxidants per serving than regular green tea
- 70x the antioxidants of orange juice
- 9x the beta carotene of spinach
- Boosts your metabolic rate by 30-40% with regular consumption–which helps you get rid of FAT.
- Rich in polyphenol antioxidants and catechins including EGCG, which is said to help protect you against cancer, help prevent cardiovascular disease, help reduce cholesterol in the blood and help slow the aging process and help reduce high blood pressure.
Consider this, 1 gram of matcha contains 1384 antioxidants, compared to spinach that has 27….
The bottom line? It's hard to find high quality stuff in North America, and if you do, it's really pricey. But keep in mind you only need two of the spoons for a drink.
One of the best things about this? You can add it to smoothies, ice cream, yogurt and even Martini's… Maybe that's the next video….
I love tea, and I want to share my love of tea with you.
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Like most people this eventful Friday morning, I am watching television to follow the pursuit of the surviving suspect in the Boston Marathon bombings.
Several times in the last few minutes, I have heard two CNN commentators on the scene in Watertown say that the suspect may want to "go out in a blaze of glory."
What a terrible choice of words. There is nothing remotely glorious in what the suspect has done, is doing, or is on the verge of doing.
"Go out with guns blazing," would be acceptable.
Or, perhaps, "Go out in a shootout with police."
But "Go out in a blaze of glory."
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Is Reggie Bush finished in New Orleans? Will Nnamdi Asomugha break the bank in free agency? Let's run it down. Joe Fortenbaugh
One of the great things about the NFL draft is that it sometimes creates more questions than it answers. A popular, pre-draft inquiry such as, "who will the Panthers take first overall?" was quickly replaced by, "What will happen to Jimmy Clausen?"
So is the nature of business in the NFL.
Today we're going to take a look at ten questions that are now floating around the league thanks to the events that transpired this past weekend at Radio City Music Hall.
ICONWas this man drafted to replace Beanie Wells?
1. Is the Beanie Wells era in Arizona already over? Two years after using a first round selection on the Ohio State running back, Ken Whisenhunt and the Cardinals drafted Virginia Tech ball carrier Ryan Williams in the second round. Is Arizona looking for depth or are they disappointed in the 41.0 rushing yards per game Wells is averaging since joining the team back in 2009?
2. Is Tom Brady pissed off? The six-time Pro Bowler has won three Super Bowls and two MVP awards, but even that isn't enough to stave off Father Time. On Friday, Bill Belichick and the Pats used a third round pick on troubled signal-caller Ryan Mallett, prompting Brady to tell former NFL quarterback Kurt Warner that he plans on playing ten more years. If you were Tom Brady, how would you feel about the Mallett pick?
3. How will Cam Newton fare with no weapons? You've got to hand it to the Heisman Trophy winner. Newton has successfully charmed the pants off of everyone who has had the pleasure of talking with him. It should be interesting to see if he can charm the Carolina fan base, as the rookie quarterback takes over for a team that ranked 32nd in the NFL in total offense last year. Remember, the Panthers didn't draft another offensive player until the fifth round.
4. Anybody interested in a five-time Pro Bowler who led the NFL in scoring last season? If so, it looks like longtime Eagles kicker David Akers is about to hit the free agent market. Philadelphia used a fourth round selection on Nebraska kicker Alex Henery this past Saturday, sending a message that the longest tenured Eagle is on his way out the door. Thanks for the memoires, David. We'll miss you in Philly.
Despite all the hate, Locker was still a top ten pick.
5. Where are all the Jake Locker haters at today? And by "haters," I mean the people who called the quarterback a fool for returning to Washington for his senior season. Many said that Locker cost himself millions by declining to come out as a junior in 2009. After going eighth overall to the Titans, all Locker did was give himself another year of experience before turning pro. Well done, Jake.
6. Anybody think the Chargers may have overpaid a bit on Michigan linebacker Jonas Mouton when they drafted him in the second round? One of my closest friends from law school is tight with the Mouton family and told me over the weekend that they were preparing to hear Jonas' name called sometime in either the fifth or sixth round. Needless to say, that made their weekend.
7. Familiar with the name DeAndre Levy? If not, I have a feeling you'll be hearing it called quite a bit next season. Levy is the Detroit Lions starting middle linebacker who will be entering his third season in 2011. But more importantly, he's the guy who will be playing behind 598 pounds of defensive tackle beef known as Ndamukong Suh and Nick Fairley. If Levy can stay healthy, he should rack up 120+ tackles no problem.
8. If anyone but the Patriots drafts Virginia cornerback Ras-I Dowling with the 33rd pick, does it get as much praise? If you remember, Dowling missed all but three games in 2010 due to a variety of injuries, which led many to project him as a late second to early fourth round draft pick. I have a feeling that if a team like the Raiders or Seahawks had taken Dowling at No. 33, people would be calling it a "reach." But since it was Belichick and the Pats, Dowling is referred to as a "sleeper." Interesting.
9. Will there be a more coveted player during free agency than cornerback Nnamdi Asomugha? The Eagles, Cowboys, Redskins and Texans are four teams expected to make a serious push for the Pro Bowl corner. How much fun will it be to watch three teams with deep pockets from the NFC East go after one of the game's best lockdown specialists? Asomugha could be in line for a monstrous payday with guys like Daniel Snyder and Jerry Jones bidding up his services.
10. Now that Mark Ingram is in the mix, are the Saints ready to move on from Reggie Bush? New Orleans traded back into the first round last Thursday night to nab Ingram with the 28th overall pick, prompting Bush to tweet, "It's been fun New Orleans." Did you know that in the five years (2006-2010) since the Saints used the No. 2 overall pick on Bush, 23 different running backs have acquired more yards from scrimmage? The guy isn't a bust, but he certainly hasn't lived up to the hype.
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You don't replace Beanie, it's more like a flushing action.
Usually a bubble team in each conference misses post season only by the difference in their kickier vs. a playoff team or two. Philly had to cover their need due to other market factors.
Reach-I Dowling?
Did any other Auburn player on offense besides a lineman get drafted in addition to Cam?
Doubt Jake Locker really has any haters, just a few people mad that he ran over on the playing field instead of avoiding contact to finish a run. Unless he drives like he scrambles, in which case he needs a lot of money to reach settlement.
what about the prospect of the Lions going after Asomugha??
I am reasonably certain that in the absence of a new CBA, you will not see Jones and Snyder bidding against each other for any player. Call it a hunch.
Asomugha wouldnt go 2 Detroit,If he go 2 da Redskins he would be Jinxed(Hanesworth,McNabb).Now if he goes 2 America"s Team ?PRIMETIME!!!!!!!
I'll say the exact same thing I said when Locker returned to school for his senior year: With the imminent introduction of a rookie wage scale, he very likely cost himself tens of millions of dollars in guaranteed money. Sure, it worked out well and he got drafted with a high pick, but there's no denying Locker stood to make more by coming out last year, depending on the terms of the new wage scale.
Now, he might get it all back if that extra year of experience helps him be a better pro QB and eventually earn a blockbuster contract. But if he washes out of the NFL without moving beyond his rookie contract, the loss of all that money might sting a little.
what about the prospect of the Lions going after Asomugha??
Ras-I Dowling was more productive on the field in 2010 than Robert Quinn. If you are drafting players based on physical ability, feel for the game and leadership, Dowling was not a reach; unless of course Quinn was.
Ryan Mallet isn't the first 3rd round quarterback taken by the Patriots during Brady's tenure; Kevin O'Connell was. Hoyer has looked solid as Brady's backup for the last two years and has been the only other active QB on the game day roster. It's time for the Pats to bring in somebody else to fill Hoyer's shoes when he moves on to another team. Brady may play for another ten years we just can't be sure it will be with the Pats. Montana moved on, Bledsoe moved on, maybe Brady finds another home in the future as well; and it may be his idea. Good teams plan for the future.
Remember when everyone mocked the Texans for drafting Mario Williams?
The Patriots operate under the mindset of Draft & Develop at the QB position. The selection of Mallett is nothing different. It seems that Hoyer is starting to get more attention and will likely be traded in the next year. It makes perfect sense for the Pats to draft Mallet under that assumption.
As far as Brady goes - he is a leader and he is not pissed off. He will continue to show leadership in the locker room and will be instrumental with Mallett's development. There isn't a better locker room for Mallett to learn in.
If, when the CBA is done, There is a rookie salary cap then Locker will have left millions on the table.
My favorite one is number eight. The reason being is how true it is, because if he gets picked as the first overall player in the second round by almost any other team the pundits would be all over it calling it a reach. Belichick deserves alot of his respect but at the same time it seems like writers are afraid to disagree with anything he does. Truth being told the Patriots have surely hit on some picks in the last few years but they were missing alot more than usual along with that. I think that's the reason that they started stock piling picks the way they were because they knew that they were going to have to pull in a hefty amount of young talent to keep the team competitive while Brady still has it.
I too was thinking the same thing. I remeber how everyone thught for sure Bush was going no 1. While mario williams hasn't been great every year, IMO he has been much more productive than Bush. I am sure the Texans are gald they took williams too.
Average RB's are a dime a dozen.


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The new trailer for Iron Man 3 is here and it is a beauty. Lots of new footage showing Tony Stark being beaten and getting up again. Spoilers ahead.
We also get to see what appears to be the Extremis procedure being done on Tony and then on other people who may not want it. Is it being used on Pepper Potts? Plus we see the Iron Legion fly in to help him including Space Armour and Hulkbuster Armour.
Marvel's "Iron Man 3″ pits brash-but-brilliant industrialist Tony Stark/Iron Man against an enemy whose reach knows no bounds. When Stark finds his personal world destroyed at his enemy's hands, he embarks on a harrowing quest to find those responsible. This journey, at every turn, will test his mettle. With his back against the wall, Stark is left to survive by his own devices, relying on his ingenuity and instincts to protect those closest to him. As he fights his way back, Stark discovers the answer to the question that has secretly haunted him: does the man make the suit or does the suit make the man?
Iron Man 3 stars Robert Downey Jr., Gwyneth Paltrow, Don Cheadle, Guy Pearce, Rebecca Hall and Ben Kingsley as 'The Mandarin' and is in cinemas April 25th in the UK. It the hits the US on 3rd May.
Then there is this International trailer (via CBM). Similar to the one above it also contains some of the scenes filmed in China which include the actors Wang Xueqi and Fan Bingbing.
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ART 264 Art and the African American Experience
This seminar covers art of the African American artist from the Reconstruction through the present. The course will discuss the social and economic conditions that affect the artists' work, the conditions against which they struggle, as well as the response of their contemporaries, art critics and the community at large. In addition to slide reviews, there will be videos, visiting artists and studio visits in New York City.
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World AIDS Day 2011: A look at HIV and human rights in Canada
World AIDS Day -- Remember Africa
December 1st is World AIDS Day. Here in Canada, we have a choice about how actively to be involved in the issues of AIDS.
The rate of death from AIDS in Canada has declined dramatically. Our public education and health systems -- despite threats from cuts and privatization -- have still been able to carry out broad programs of AIDS education and treatment. Anti-retroviral drugs are freely available.
Thanks to the impressive work of AIDS activists, the stigma and mystery surrounding AIDS have largely disappeared. Although communities with high levels of poverty, homelessness and unemployment are still very vulnerable, the majority of our members do not live in daily fear of this life-threatening virus.
The AIDS crisis in Africa
Macedonia's successes in fighting HIV/AIDS
Healthy Options Project Skopje (HOPS) is the recipient of the 2010 International Award for Action on HIV/AIDS and Human Rights, the Canadian HIV/AIDS Legal Network and Human Rights Watch announced this week. The award, which recognizes outstanding individuals and organizations that protect the rights and dignity of people living with or affected by HIV/AIDS, was presented in Vienna, Austria, at the XVIII International AIDS Conference. Here is a description of their program and challenges.
The Republic of Macedonia remains a country with a low rate of HIV. In fact, with 129 cases, it has the lowest reported number among southeastern European countries.
HIV and hepatitis C: Diseases that run rampant in Canadian prisons
In April, the Corrections Service of Canada released a report which revealed considerably higher rates of HIV infections among inmates in federal prisons than had been previously officially acknowledged. Indeed, the reported rate of 4.6 per cent, based on a 2007 survey of prisoners, was more than twice the previous official estimates, and the reported rate of hepatitis C -- a staggering 31 per cent of prisoners -- was also higher.
'If a town of that size had rates like these, it would be treated like a public health emergency,' says Seth Clarke, federal community development co-ordinator with the Prisoners' HIV/AIDS Support Action Network.
Sex work, rights and health: Bill C-36's glaring omission
This month's Justice Committee hearings concerning Bill C-36, the Conservative government's proposed sex work legislation, missed a critical mark. While important issues ranging from the bill's constitutionality and impact on sex workers' experiences of violence, to its impact on sex trafficking and police powers were discussed, dissected and debated, there was a very notable oversight: almost no one was talking about the health of sex workers -- and their right to it.
To help or to hinder? Sex work legislation and HIV prevention
In December 2013, the Supreme Court of Canada ruled that the criminal code on sex work violates the constitution because it prohibits sex workers from taking measures to protect their personal security. The government has one year to draft new legislation, and recently held a public consultation on 'Prostitution-Related Offences.' Among the many personal security issues at stake for sex workers, which the government must consider in drafting new legislation, is the risk of HIV infection.
Campaigning for Prisoners with HIV/AIDS
PASAN is a community organization, based in Toronto, that seeks to reduce harm for prisoners and ex-prisoners. Their work is based around AIDS/HIV and hepatits C education, awareness and activism. After 23 years of service, PASAN is one of the only grassroots organizations providing health education to prisoners and ex-prisoners.
They have an incredible list of health resources on their website, including info sheets on safer drug practices and disease self-management practices. The organization has also developed resources directed specifically to Aboriginals, trans prisoners, women and other minorities.
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The news relayed below is important–very important–but it's also becoming deafening white noise for everyone outside of New Orleans. Until the bountygate punishments are finalized next week when the appeals are heard, the legal posturing is getting tiresome.
Or maybe I'm wrong, and you're pretty eager to read about statements you knew Jonathan Vilma's lawyer would make when the bounty evidence the league intends to use during Monday's hearing was delivered to the four players involved (Vilma, Will Smith, Anthony Hargrove, and Scott Fujita). A year ago the NFL was dealing with daily legal vitriol during the lockout, and I'm still suffering from tremors.
When the league provided that evidence this afternoon in the form of about 200 of the rumored 50,000 pages of documents, a slide show illustrating Gregg Williams' main directives and speeches, an e-mail from Mike Orstein regarding the $5,000 bounty on Aaron Rodgers' head, and footage from the 2009 NFL championship game, Vilma's lawyer Andy Ginsberg said that although there's no denying that Williams crossed a line, his client is in no way directly implicated. Again, the importance of that statement shouldn't be pushed aside, but neither should your utter lack of surprise.
NFL Network's Steve Wyche has more from Ginsberg:
"The NFL provided a slideshow of Gregg Williams' most outrageous comments," Ginsberg said. "It is evidence that reflects an assistant coach in the NFL has a style that might rightfully be distasteful but that has been tolerated for years by several NFL teams. It in no way supports any of the accusations that Commissioner Goodell has so publicly made against Jonathan.
"There is nothing that evidences opposing players were targeted. There is nothing that evidences any of the players were involved in putting money on the heads of opposing players the way the Commissioner has suggested."
The legal teams for the players are pursuing more evidence, but so far there's no smoking gun that conclusively reveals a bounty program, and instead there's only a "water pistol", according to a source close to PFT.
Right now we can only greet Ginsberg's complaints with a nod and a shrug, and make the hopeful assumption that as the perusal of the league's documents continues, more will be found, and definitive evidence will be produced. Otherwise, dictator Roger Goodell will have some serious splainin' to do.


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after choosing gentoo from the boot loader which is lilo gentoo loads but then stops half way.My video card is sis 630 and this is where it stops:
Vesafb:silicon intergrated ...
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gentoo would not boot after installation
Vesafb:silicon intergrated systems corp.,6325,1-12.05(OEM:SIS)
Vesafb:VBE version:3.0
Vesafbrotected mode interface info at c7d2:0000
Vesafbmi:set display start=c00c7d5a,set palette =c00c7db0
Vesafb:hardware suppotr DDCe tranfers
Vesafb:monitor limits:vf=88hz,hf=56khz,clk=75mhz
it stops here!!!
I used genkernel for auto configuration.is it something to do with the video card or what?Any ideas people?i expected it to work cause i used genkernel not manual configuration
- 01-20-2006 #2
Well, it seems that your card has some interesting points to begin with. First of all, here is an (older) site that deals with Sis based GAs and Linux:
However, this post from the Gentoo forums suggests that SISfb is no longer needed. So, my question to you is:
Do you have all the requisite VESAfb references in your LILO config file?


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This is our dog's first winter and first exposure to snow and really cold temps. It's -8 F right now. The problem we're having is within 5 minutes of his walk he stops and won't go any further. If we put little boots or socks on him he refuses to move. Same thing with a sweater or coat. Just stands there like a statue! He did go out and pee quickly before his feet froze up but pooping is another issue as he needs to walk for 10-15 minutes before doing his business. Any suggestions? |
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- Posted by socks12345 (My Page) on Mon, Jan 6, 14 at 19:29
Bring favorite treats. (For my dog it's string cheese and does not have to be big pieces either.) When your dog stops, in a low gentle voice say, "Nooooo, Fido, let's walk." If you need to use a favorite treat then to get him moving, then do it. If you can get him going with a gentle pull forward, or even sideways and then forward, give him a treat after he goes forward a bit. When you pull forward on a dog it makes them back up, so sometimes a sideways pull and then forward can work. Make it fun, encourage him in a happy voice. Praise him a lot when he goes forward. What you want to avoid is making him think he's getting a treat for stopping, so give the treat as long after he starts walking again so hopefully he won't connect the stopping being rewarded with a treat. My dog used to freeze up because he was afraid to walk in a certain neighborhood (school kids, noisy), but now he does it and I have to encourage him a little but he's much better. I'm not a dog trainer, but this is what worked for me. I don't know what to say about the feet as we have no snow here. Can dogs' feet take the freezing ice? Would I want to walk outside barefoot? (no) |
It sounds like he's just too cold if he stops after 5 minutes. What kind of dog do you have? To get him used to the coat/sweater put it on him for short periods while he's in the house. Also, make sure the sweater isn't too tight. I've seen clothes on some dogs and they're so tight the animal looks like it has trouble breathing and walking. I've never lived in temps that cold, but I will suggest taking him out more often, for 5 min. walks, until he does his business. If he's a small dog I don't think he is capable of staying out in the cold for 10-15 minutes. Any animal can get so cold that they can't move. I saw my little Jack Russel mix do that once while playing in snow. |
Not enough info for a opinion. What breed or mix of breeds? |
Try to make your walks more active. Do some running short distance so his blood is moving and its not as cold. -8 Is pretty cold but dogs have fur so it should be somewhat ok. |
I find it odd that dog breed books never seem to give climate and temp info. Such as what range of temps a breeds will prefer or be comfortable in. Some books give a 1-4 range of coats, but that seems to be for how much care/cleaning up is required, rather than how much cold the breed can stand. |
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I think the old shirts are very hard to wear. I am not stick thin, but i'm also not overweight. I have breasts, which required buying a WXL shirt. but I am only 4'11 inches tall, so my shirts from Woot are awkward.
I got uniCone recently and it's quite disappointing. With the AA shirts, I ordered WS usually, but have also ordered all the other sizes depending on the size of the print and the fit I wanted. I'm 5'0" and 100lbs, but most of that is muscle and people always assume I'm taller or weigh more than I actually do, so in other words, I'm not scrawny. That being said, I does boggle me how women with "more than a handful" can fit the AA shirts comfortably. They're a nice, flattering fit on me, even the WXL, but they aren't exactly cut to accomodate boobies. On the Anvil blanks, uniCone is much, much larger than the AA WS, has these slight, shoulder "poofs" and I don't like the obvious flare from the waist to the hem. I know it's supposed to accomodate hips bit even if I had the hips to fit these, I feel like the proportions are wrong and it's just too bell like. I'll try to post pics when I get home and I'm hoping that a washing will make it fit better. I'd hate to give up my Woot Shirt habit.
Shaebee27 wrote:I think the old shirts are very hard to wear. I am not stick thin, but i'm also not overweight. I have breasts, which required buying a WXL shirt. but I am only 4'11 inches tall, so my shirts from Woot are awkward.
AA blanks are awkward if you have some boobage, but I don't think the new blanks are a good solution either. The Anvil blanks seem to be equally (or more) awkward, but in a different way.
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Bill Mercer, United States Attorney for the District of Montana, announced today that during a federal court session in Billings on November 12, 2009, before Chief U.S. District Judge Richard F. Cebull, RYAN NEALE SPOONER, a 27-year-old resident of Billings, pled guilty to being a felon-in-possession of a firearm. Sentencing is set for February 11, 2010. He is currently detained.
In an Offer of Proof filed by Special Assistant U.S. Attorney Ed Zink, the government stated it would have proved at trial the following:
On March 19, 2004, SPOONER was sentenced for possession of a Schedule II controlled substance in the State of Colorado, thereby prohibiting him from possession of firearms.
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"In those years where we have very large rainfall events, these products are superior," Genrich says. "In years where we don't have any, the results are comparable."
Not losing nutrients to leaching means growers can achieve their yield goals using less fertilizer. Trials with Agrium Inc.'s ESN Smart Nitrogen controlled-release fertilizer produced a bushel of corn with a 0.5 pound of nitrogen, compared with the 1.2 pounds per bushel recommended for fine soils, he says.
Nitrate leaching is also a concern in Florida's sandy soils, where a state water management program offers some cost-sharing to potato growers who adopt best management practices, says Chad Hutchinson, a UF assistant professor of horticultural sciences.
"We've been very successful," Hutchinson says.
Controlled-release fertilizers can cut nitrogen application rates from the 200 pounds per acre suggested in the BMPsitself already lower than the local average of 250 pounds per acreto 150 pounds per acre. "That's a huge savings," he says.
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The final equation shows controlled-release fertilizers roughly equivalent to or slightly more expensive than conventional fertilizers, Hutchinson says.
Using Scotts' PotatoBlen product, for example, might run an extra $10 to $15 per acre.
Controlled-release fertilizers provide growers with a sense of security that their fertilizer program is safe no matter how much rain falls, Hutchinson says. With conventional fertilizers, soil tests can pinpoint nutrient levels and how much fertilizer remains, but often too late to correct any shortfall.
And for crops where uneven growing conditions produce stress that creates quality defects, the steady release of nutrients can pay off in more valuable harvests, he says.
In corn and other grain crops, doling out nitrogen in a steady stream reduces the unwanted vegetative growth that can appear with sudden, large nutrient bursts from conventional fertilizers, Genrich says.
Even growth means better quality
For potato growers, evening out growth spurts should decrease such quality defects as hollow heart and internal heat necrosis, Hutchinson says.
Revels says his fields in the controlled-release tests have produced fewer defects as well as more uniformly sized potatoes--both important factors for processing markets.
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Art GinsburgAfter decades of celebrating good food and good produce, "Mr. Food" has died.
The 81-year old Art Ginsburg died Nov. 21 in Weston, Fla., of pancreatic cancer.
Known for his tagline "Oooh, it is so good!" exclamation at the end of each segment and his signature white chef's cap and apron, Ginsburg was familiar to many Americans.
Mr. Food's 90-second television vignettes first appeared in 1980 and were syndicated on 168 stations by 2007. The segments were still carried on 125 television stations this year.
Ginsburg Enterprises, founded by Ginsburg, also produces the "Mr. Food Test Kitchen" and the company indicated it would continue producing those segments without Ginsburg.
Ginsburg's work ethic and the warm personality were admirable, said Bob Corey, chief executive officer and sales manager of Corey Bros. Inc., Charleston, W.Va.
"He had great longevity, and he was good at what he did. You don't see that every day," Corey said. "It is a true loss."
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Virgil Rasmussen, longtime partner in Ballantine Produce Co. Inc., died at his California home Nov. 18. He was 94.
Sanger, Calif.-based Ballantine Produce closed in 2009 after 65 years in business.
Rasmussen took over management of Ballantine Produce in 1948. David Albertson purchased it in 1951 and formed a partnership with Rasmussen. Under Rasmussen's leadership, the company grew to include two packinghouses, a network of growers and a worldwide market.
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Sarkis Sarabian, former president of Sarabian Farms and a past board chairman for the California Grape & Tree Fruit League, died Nov. 30. He was 79.
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"Exuberant... feline and seductive, rattling off the fiendish cadenza with bravura and oodles of personality"
(Strad Magazine 2013, Wigmore Hall recital supported by Tillett Trust Young Concert Artist Platform)
Winner of the prestigious Karl Jenkins Classical Music Award 2014 in association with The Arts Club and Classic FM, Korean-born British violinist Joo Yeon Sir has performed as a soloist, recitalist and chamber musician at major venues across the UK including Wigmore Hall, St. Martin-in-the-Fields, St James's Piccadilly, Fairfield Halls, Victoria and Albert Museum, National Gallery and St James's Palace in the presence of HRH The Prince of Wales.
In 2006, aged sixteen, Joo Yeon was overall Grand Prix Laureate at the Nedyalka Simeonova International Violin Competition in Bulgaria, where her gala performance was broadcast on Bulgarian National Radio. Since then, she has won numerous competitions and awards across Europe including the Making Music Philip & Dorothy Green Award for Young Concert Artists, Tillett Trust Young Concert Artist Platform, Royal Philharmonic Society Emily Anderson Award and Isolde Menges Prize. Joo Yeon has twice won the prestigious Concerto Competition and recently received the President's Award presented by HRH The Prince of Wales at the Royal College of Music, where she currently studies with Dr. Felix Andrievsky on the Artist Diploma programme as Constant & Kit Lambert Junior Fellow 2014-2015.
Also a composer, Joo Yeon won the coveted title of BBC/Guardian Young Composer of the Year in 2005 for her composition Conflict in Time, which was subsequently performed at Wigmore Hall, Cadogan Hall and broadcast on BBC Radio 3. During her studies at the Purcell School, she composed a work for the Birtwistle Games Festival at the Southbank Centre. Her first orchestral work Cold Dark Matter; an Exploded View for Orchestra was inspired by the British sculptor Cornelia Parker's work of the same title and was premiered at the Queen Elizabeth Hall in February 2008. At present, she is working closely on own transcriptions and compositions with her violin-guitar duo partner Laura Snowden for Snowden-Sir Duo, supported by International Guitar Foundation Young Artists Platform.
Performance highlights in the current season include debut recital at Bridgewater Hall as part of Manchester Mid-day Concert Society's Centenary Season as well as concerto appearances with Croydon Symphony Orchestra in Fairfields Halls, Wimbledon Symphony Orchestra, City of Cambridge Orchstra and Trinity Camerata supported by Making Music Philip & Dorothy Green Award for Young Concert Artists. As Constant & Kit Junior Fellow 2014-2015, Joo Yeon will also be working as an illustrator of the violin repertoire, appearing in four rush-hour recitals at RCM throughout the year, showcasing the complete 10 Sonatas for Violin and Piano by Beethoven with 10 different RCM pianists.
Joo Yeon plays on a Matteo Goffriller violin kindly provided by Georg von Opel.
(Last updated December 2014)
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Happy Sunday, you guys. Here are a few articles that I've been reading, this weekend.
The Ultimate Guide for Your Twitter Job Search – WindMill Networking – This is one of the best and most concise to-do lists for promoting your job search via social networking.
The Start-Up of You – NY Times – Interesting op-ed piece on approaching your job search as the 'CEO of You'.
A Wall Street Insider Shares His 5 Secrets of Success – FoxNews.com – From the former VC of Goldman Sachs, advice on starting a career.
Ignore These 10 Outdated Pieces of Career Advice – US News – A common sense list of don'ts.
Thanks for including me (or, should I say, my blog WindmillNetworking.com) in your list! I'm honored!
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I've recently been put in a situation when I need to figure out whether I can wrap my head around polygamy and go with it or just.. not.
A girl likes me, I like her, but she has a lovely girlfriend who is also a friend. So I didn't tell her I liked her also for a long time, because I was brought up traditionally to think that you must be monogamous and have only one partner at a time. I really didn't want to come between them!
But, this couple are poly. The girls girlfriend thinks I'm cute and has given permission for her to do whatever she likes with me.
And I'm like ":-S", basically. Because a. I'd feel guilty (but I think I'll get over that when it computes in my head that her partner actually doesn't mind).
And b. Won't I be jealous of her being with someone other than me?? I don't know!
So, just looking to find out who what Oasisans think of poly relationships, or some advice on my situation.
I don't think I could do it...I would get too jealous and probably feel bad too. I've never been in any kind of relationship, so I couldn't say for sure, but I don't think so.
For you though, I say if you're comfortable with giving it a try and everyone involved is okay with the situation then go for it 'til it goes rotten.
I realize that my other post didn't really address your situation, Sarah, but it was a story I wanted to share that someone may find interesting, and yeah, I did kind of want to gush a little too :) But, more to your point...
I think it's very important to be open about expectations on all sides. What are you looking to get out of this situation? Emotional fulfillment? A low-key, no strings "friends with benefits" type of thing? One real good solid fuck? Far be it from me to say that any of those things are invalid or wrong, but I think it's pretty important to at least tentatively figure out which one it is. What are her expectations? Her girlfriend's? Are everyone's wants/needs going to be compatible? It's all fun and games til someone gets hurt ;)
Also; were you friends prior to this? If so, are you damn sure that your friendship can handle this? Lots can't.
Basically, be respectful of them, both as individuals and as a partnership (both equally important), and be respectful of yourself, your wants and needs. What do you want, what do they want, and can you all have all the things you want at the same time? If the answer's yes, then hell, sounds like a damn good deal to me.
Like Jiminy Cricket said, let your conscience be your guide...
TeeAhr1 (p. daniels) - Special Assistant To Mr. Wonka
I was primarily looking for emotional fulfillment which could lead to other things, I think. Yes, we have been really good friends for quite a while.
But I don't think I can do it, because she just told me she slept with another girl last night (not her gf, someone else with her gf's permission), and it upset me I'm really quite sad.
So, I guess it is time to tell her we can only be friends.
(Talking out my ass for a second...) It doesn't really sound like this girl has emotional fulfillment on the menu for you. It sounds like she's really just looking for a free bonus lay, which is fine as long as everyone's on the same page about it, but it really doesn't sound like everyone is. I'm very glad that you're being realistic about what you can and can't accept when it comes to your heart.
Be good to yourself... -pete
TeeAhr1 (p. daniels) - Special Assistant To Mr. Wonka
I don't think I could do it,but then I've never really been in the situation so I don't really know what I would do.
No one can make you feel inferior without your consent-Eleanor Roosevelt
Polygamy: The practice of having more than one spouse at a time. Also called plural marraige.
Polyamory: The practice or lifestyle of being open to having more than one loving, intimate relationship at a time, with the full knowledge and consent of all partners involved. The word is often used more broadly to refer to relationships that are not sexually exclusive...(see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polyamory for more, it's a great article)
Anyways. I'm glad you brought this up, because I've been thinking about the topic a lot lately. I am presently involved in a wonderful, deeply weird, totally fulfilling polyamorous relationship with two fantastic women.
My two friends (whom we'll call Jenny and Amy, not their real names) are the "primary" or "original" couple. We've been friends for some time, and I've always had a little crush on both of them, Jenny in particular. They were always very open about the fact that they were not monogamous, and, honestly, they were the only relationship I've ever seen "work" long-term like that. (I've seen a lot of people try.)
Anyway, Jenny spent the weekend at my house in May, and we got pretty drunk, and fooled around some, and it was pretty excellent. We were talking later in the evening, and she told me that Amy (her girlfriend, remember? keep up...) had never had sex with a guy before, and that they were looking for someone who'd be into it that they could trust. 80% jokingly, I volunteered for the...uh...position (no pun intended). You know how it is, when you're serious, but you don't know how it would be received, so you play it as a joke? That kind of thing.
And so it came to pass, that the three of us had sex. And it was dynamite. And I thought that would be that, and that would have been fine, you know? But we ended up getting more than any of us bargained for.
We spent pretty much that whole first weekend in bed. Yes, lots of that too, but mostly just... just laying around. Cuddling. Sleeping. Talking. Being together. That first weekend was a revelation to me. I felt like I had been let into a secret world. Like I was seeing the two of them the way they see each other, with the same love.
That was June. The last four months have been... indescribably amazing. We've never actually sat down and said "well, I guess this is a relationship," but we don't have to. There's no possession involved, none of us need that. It's just love for love's sake. Every step we take is another step into uncharted territory. We have so much fun together, there is so much love, so much energy between us. I never sleep as well as I do when I'm laying next to them.
And as soon as I get out of this damn office today, I'm throwing some shit in a bag and going to spend the weekend with my girls. It's been a big, lonely bed these last couple weeks ;)
Thanks for letting me share this with you.
TeeAhr1 (p. daniels), K.S.C. - Supra-Pope, Co-Conspirator of the Prairie Mafia Cabal (a non-prophet organization) and associated farm clubs
One of the main reasons gay marriage is so openly protested is b/c people feel it will open the door to polygamy, beastuality and inbreeding. I think polygamy is wrong b/c you never stay true to one person. I mean if you can marry multiple people whats the point of marrying at all. you never get that closeness to one person.
We all must learn that there is never acceptance for anyone because the world will never like you.
One of the main reasons gay marriage is so openly protested is b/c people feel it will open the door to polygamy, beastuality and inbreeding. I think polygamy is wrong b/c you never stay true to one person. I mean if you can marry multiple people whats the point of marrying at all. you never get that closeness to one person.
I respectfully disagree with this, and refer you to my previous comment. Polyamory is not the same thing as cheating, swapping, or sleeping around. Polyamory is a loving, multi-dimensional relationship between more than two people. I think it would be fair to say that some people should not try it; that's not a judgement on anyone, I'm just saying that different relationship structures work for different people.
We all must learn that there is never acceptance for anyone because the world will never like you.
I don't understand what you're trying to say. Can you rephrase it?
(As a side note, I think the "slippery slope" that you refer to, and conservatives do love to beat to death, is utter bullshit.)
TeeAhr1 (p. daniels) - Special Assistant To Mr. Wonka
but what happens in a relationship w/ more than 2 people is that two of the participants start keeping secrets together from the third and the whole gossip thing goes down(if we refer to a relationship of 3). Personally i dont wanna have a polygamist relationship...been there, done that got the scars to prove it.
We all must learn that there is never acceptance for anyone because the world will never like you.---->tis a quote by my Sister. She was trying to tell me that it doesnt matter what i do for the rest of the world, i wont get accepted ,a dn she basically told me to stop trying to be accepted and just be me.
It doesn't appeal but I can't really think of a reason why...
"Fear leads to anger, anger leads to hate, hate leads to suf-fer-ing"
I personally don't think I could. I don't care what you do with your romantic lives really. It really has to do with what you think love is. Is there only one person out there or multiple? Does love exist out of human biology (I mean is it really a spirtual thing)? The answers to these questions vary on the person you ask.
"The mainstream comes to you, but you have to go to the underground." -Frank Zappa
"Learn the rules so you know how to break them properly." - Dalai Lama
I tried it, and thought how horrible of a person I am, if I truly loved them then I would be with only them. So I broke it off with everyone in the relatonship and now I've got only ONE partner, and I'm the happiest person on this earth.
I'm not polyamorous, it would so not work for me, but I know some people who are happy with it :)
That's just not me. I only need the girl i have now, and forever, nobody else!
the more the merrier! no i'm just kidding, i don't know about polygamy, personally, maybe i'm greedy or whatever but i don't want ot share, and i know i'd feel bad if i was dating more than one person simultaneously, but i mean, it works for some couples, just...yeh not for me
I can't remember who used to have this oscar wilde quote as their signature but it really is appropiate:
"Bigamy is having one wife too many. Monogamy is the same"
"Fear leads to anger, anger leads to hate, hate leads to suf-fer-ing"
I am against it, mostly since I would hate to share, and then you have to deal with who is the favoriate partner, since of course there will be favoriatism. Also though, just seeing how the whole polygamy situation goes with those weird fundalmental Mormon's in Arizona or something like that, it doesn't seem right. So I am against it.


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PS Vita London Event Coverage
We take a look at some of the exciting launch titles for Sony's upcoming handheld.
When there are bouncers at the gate of an event, you know they mean serious business. The event is the PS Vita Preview event in London, and 'they' are referred as Sony. We were fortunate enough to get an exclusive invite to the preview event with everything PS Vita!
A brilliant setup in my regards, the event took place in Central London at the Old Burberry Building. It was a concise setup and I was booked for an early afternoon session for two briefings; The Create Workshop, and the Augmented Reality briefing. I will divulge more on that soon. After registering myself at the main desk, and giving in my coat to the hangars, it was straight up work from there. The show floor, circular in design with stairs in the middle to the basement and to the two workshops a floor above. There was a refreshments bar at the far left, with unlimited Red Bulls and fruit juices (just what I needed).
Now on to the heart of the matter, the PS Vita. Very close to launch in Japan; December 17, and a couple of months away; February 22 2012, this was the perfect opportunity to get acquainted with the system. It's a beautiful device to look at feels like a solid product. The analogue sticks aren't flimsy and the display is pure brilliance! I won't get into the technical aspects of the device, but I will say that most of the devices were retail prototypes, and not one failed during the entire event. Some on the games on the show floor were; Uncharted: Golden Abyss, Little Deviants, Escape Plan, Wipeout, Motorstom RC, Reality Fighters, Little Big Planet, Modnation Racers: Road Trip and Unit 13. All of this game will be available for launch.
Of these titles, Unit 13 and Motorstorm RC were unveiled at the event. Motorstorm RC is the next game in the long running and Playstation exclusive title. It is not a fully fledged sequel like some of the entries before this, and will only be available on Playstation store. One of the main highlights was its Cross-play technology. As it will only be available on the PSN Store, players can buy it either on the Vita or PS3 and play it on both consoles. If at home, players can enjoy the game on their HD television with added support for 3D and split-view multiplayer. When on the go, the game saves the player information on a cloud, and the player can continue its races from the Vita. The developers want the player to have seamless interaction, no matter which console they play the game on.
Unit 13 is a military based shooter, which plays a lot like any third person shooter on the home console. It makes use of the two analogue sticks, the right for movement and the left for camera. From the demo I played, it was very generic. The game looked sharp as well as the controls. It takes getting used to, to the two analogue sticks on a handheld, especially if you are a fan of the PSP. Developed by Zipper Interactive, famous for the SOCOM series, Unit 13 will be available on the Vita at launch.
One of the two workshops available to attend was the Augmented Reality (AR) showcase. Not a new concept for Sony, as similar games on the PS3 already use this feature, like Eyepet, it has been upgraded for use on a handheld. Not one but SIX markers will be available to players, and it depends on the game as to how many need to be used.
Three AR games would be available at launch for free for players to experiment with the new and improved technology. Reality Fighters is a standalone game that would utilize the AR technology. The concept is pretty simple. It's a wacky fighter, that doesn't take itself too seriously. The camera on the Vita can point facial features and can replicate that on screen which would become the face of the fighter. Unfortunately that doesn't work on animals, as of yet.
Place a marker on the ground and begin the fight. The game can be played via Ad-hoc or online. Another feature is the panoramic photography editor built into the game. Players are given the opportunity to take 360 degrees pictures of their favorite places, and fight with the in the background. The demo worked flawlessly and was enjoyed by the present crowd.
The second workshop was named the Create workshop. Little Big Planet fans are amongst the most loyal fans of Sony has, and this was specially for them. The half an hour demo just focused on the create feature of the game, one which many fans and gamers alike are looking forward to. All the content from Little Big Planet and Little Big Planet 2 and DLC's will be available in the Vita version, which is saying a lot! Mentioned in the workshop, there are around 6 million user created levels!
For people familiar with Little Big Planet, playing on the Vita is a simple fare. Like always there are multiple ways to create items in the universe, and now with the addition of the camera, the possibilities are endless. The camera can capture real world items and morph it into in game items. With the addition of the back touchpad, items can now be placed behind a wall, for example, and can be interacted with when playing the level. It was a very small glimpse of what is possible within the game.
A whole day with the PS Vita seems to have done the job for me. It's something I am personally looking forward too. The launch lineup is brilliant and caters to everyone. I am sure there will be a few more surprises before launch date. Hope to see you gamers at launch.