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With news that hiring for internships is likely to improve, Glassdoor, the leading social jobs and career community, takes a look at which companies are hiring for interns, and which companies are rated highest amongst those who know best – current and former interns. In a new report from Glassdoor, we highlight the Top 20 Highest Rated Companies Hiring Interns Right Now, along with how they rate in terms of interview difficulty and what they pay. GE ranked 7th.
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hi! i am an engineer(biomedical engg.).I completed my BE in june 2010. I want to work with GE.Please guide me.
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05/22/2012 02:39 am Posted by Dirrick Ong
Good Afternoon, I am a Singaporean working in Shanghai and during this summer holiday I am looking for an internship job for my son. He is 17 and study Aeronautical Engineering in Singapore. Could anyone advise me if there is any internship program in Shanghai that are related to Aeronautical engineering?
05/23/2012 10:06 am Posted by GE Careers
Hi Dirrick,
For a list of internships please see http://www.ge.com/internship.
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It's great when people have a strong idea of what they want from a shoot. Rachael & Tom choose to have their engagement shoot in Bristol using the left over art work from the See no evil graffiti festival as an urban backdrop. The location was perfect for them and allowed for a shoot tailored to suit their personality. Rachael is a wedding journalist and used this opportunity to see what all the fuss is about with engagement portraits and to do a write up for her column in Unique Bride magazine. Check out Rachael blog www.petticoatsandpeeptoes.com and keep an eye out for the article.
These are a few of my favourites from the shoot.
Meet Helen and David, a great couple that I meet earlier this year when they got in contact to photograph their wedding next May. They live over in New Jersey so we decided to have an engagement portrait shoot when they were back visiting family so they could see how I work and get to know each other a little better before the big day. I loved Helen's ring and was amazed that David had designed and had it made for Helen – very romantic.
On Cleeve Hill, Cheltenham we walked and chatted and these are a few favourite images as a result.
Last weekend I travelled down to a sleepy village near Shepton Mallet, Somerset to photograph an engagement portrait session for the lovely Jen and Ryan. I first meet Jen 18 months ago when she modelled for a bridal fashion shoot and what a beautiful bride she made! Shortly after Ryan proposed at St Michael's Mount in Cornwall and I was delighted when she chose me to capture their big day next year. Although I have only met Jen once before I already feel like she is an old friend and I couldn't wait to hear about her wedding plans and of course meet her husband to be.
We decided to use her mum's farm to create a rustic set of pictures and to get some practice in front of the camera. I am sure you will agree, they make a beautiful couple and the chemistry between them made for a really great shoot. There is nothing I like better than getting to know my couples, and hanging out with Jen and Ryan was such a joy. I can't wait for their wedding day!
Meet Lydia and Ben. Not only a beautiful and extraordinary couple but also two of my dearest friends. When I found out they were engaged I could not wait to mark the occasion with an engagement portrait so, I jumped into my car and drove down to south Cornwall. We decided to do the shoot at the beach where Lydia popped the question to Ben and later traveled to their favourite woods with Ninja the dog to wrap up with some intimate shots. It has been amazing to watch their love grow over the last six years and I feel completely honoured that they have asked me to photograph their big day next September. I hope you enjoy the images as much as I loved capturing them.

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Urban WASH: Safe Water for South Asia, is ISAS' urban water initiative designed to showcase various events and speakers focusing on addressing the urgent need to address urban water and sanitation issues in South Asia. We are very proud to announce that we have been selected for the prestigious Obama-Singh Award for 2014. A Cal team led by Cal water experts Isha Ray and Kara Nelson will collaborate with IIT-B's Centre for Technology Alternatives for Rural Areas on a 3-year project titled, "Sustainable Indian Water Infrastructure Project: A Systems Approach."
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The 21st century will be an Asian century. But it will also be an urban century with much of this urbanization taking place in Asian cities, especially in India and China. India's rapid urban growth thus presents a call to scholars, policy-makers, planners, and civil society activists to engage with the various potentialities and challenges. In recognition of the urgency of the issue, ISAS launched The 21st Century Indian City, a research initiative that spanned three years and comprised of three international conferences: Developing an Agenda for Urbanization in India (New Delhi, India, March 2011), Working Towards Being Slum Free? (Berkeley, CA, April 2012), and Towns, Metros, and the Indian Economy (Bangalore, India, March 2013). Preceding the second conference was Urban WASH: Paradigms for Water, Sanitation & Hygiene for the 21st Century South Asian City, a graduate student symposium focusing primarily on urban water management.
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Baatcheet Around the Bay is a year-long collaborative program with the Asian Art Museum San Francisco, San Jose Museum of Art, Berkeley Art Museum, and Stanford University, designed to increase public understanding in the Bay Area about South Asian art and visual culture. Loosely based on the Japanese design-presentation model Pecha Kucha (pe-chak-cha) and short format TED talks, Baatcheet Around the Bay brings scholars, curators, students, visual and performance artists, collectors, art enthusiasts, and members of the Bay Area community together for a series of multimedia conversations over the course of one year. Each Baatcheet consists of several short (5-7 minute) presentations that can incorporate visual, audio, performative, and textual components. Each program shares the common goal of inciting dynamic, public conversations about art and visual culture of South Asia. More >>
The University of California at Berkeley is a global leader for the study of South Asia, and one of very few institutions in the United States to offer both undergraduate and graduate degree programs focusing on this vital region. Pakistan-related studies are a critical element of South Asia studies and the Institute for South Asia Studies (ISAS) is strongly committed to strengthening our engagement with this subject in the years ahead. With this in mind, therefore on October 8, 2013, CSAS officially launched a Pakistan@Berkeley Initiative. The goal is to broaden and deepen understanding of Pakistan through on-campus talks and conferences, promote scholarly exchanges between UC Berkeley and educational institutions in Pakistan, raise funds for graduate fellowships (to train the next generation of scholars of Pakistan), create an annual prize for the best doctoral dissertation on Pakistan, and provide funding for Pakistan-specific courses at UC Berkeley. Read more about Cal's engagements with Pakistan including faculty working in this region and past and current programs and events here >>
India is unique in history in having a sustained democracy in a poor country with a multi-ethnic, multi-cultural society. Today, its economic strength is also widely recognized and celebrated. The role democratic processes play in the sustenance and diffusion of this economic strength into the wider reaches of Indian society is a central question that must be engaged. In order to create an environment in which such crucial questions can be discussed and alternative solutions offered by politicians, policy makers, thought leaders, NGO activists, and scholars, the Institute for South Asia Studies at the University of California, Berkeley, together with the Foundation for Democratic Reforms in India (FDRI), organized two a high-level annual seminars, the first in May 2007 and the second in September 2008, hosted on the Berkeley campus. The primary objective of these seminars was to provide direction and reflection on key issues that may challenge the democratic institutions of India in the 21st century. The aim was to generate ideas that would not only spur greater understanding of complex issues, but could also be implemented in terms of policy. More >>
The Berkeley Urdu Initiative was officially launched on September 25, 2011, with a fundraising drive to create a permanent endowment to protect the position of the Urdu lecturer as well as Urdu instruction at UC Berkeley.
Urdu language instruction has been part of Berkeley's South Asian language curriculum since the late 1950s and we offer instruction in Urdu at all levels, from beginning to advanced. Berkeley does not combine Urdu and Hindi instruction. We are also extremely proud to report that after a 5 year hiatus the Berkeley Urdu Language Program in Pakistan's (BULPIP) is back and the first cohort will soon be leaving for a semester-long study abroad program based in Lahore.
We are happy to report that by the spring of 2013, with the support of donors both in the US as well as in Pakistan, we reached our goal of raising the required $300K. This amount, along with with the generous support of UC Berkeley and the US Dept. of Education's Title VI Grant, help reaffirm the university's place as one of the premier instructions for the study and propagation of Urdu in the United States. Our present priorities for Urdu Studies at Berkeley include raising money to: a) create a fund to support Urdu programming, b) create an artist/scholar-in-residence program, and c) create an endowed book prize. Read more about this initiative here >>
Professor (emeritus) of Tamil Studies, George Hart Awarded the Padma Shri for 2015
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When I open or close the left side of the refrig door, the right side door got bounced open as well. When I open or close the right door, the left door would stay in place. One of the sales person said this bouncing effect was by design. It seemed odd for the doors not to stay in place. Your words of wisdom on this will be greatly appreciated. Thanks. |
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Kit222 -- Can you be more specific about the doors not staying in place? Do you mean that the right door pops a little bit but then closes itself when you open or close the left door? Or, Do you mean that the right door bounces open and stays open a crack unless you then push it closed? The first is normal. Open your fridge and look at the left door. See the flap/slat along the inside leading edge? When you close the door, the flap goes into a channel that pushes it open parallel to the front of the fridge so it covers the gap between the two doors. That channel locks the flap (and thus the left door) in place. It holds the left door in place when you open and close the right door even though closing the right door gives a little air pressure push. When opening and closing the left door, the the flap bumps against the gasket on the right-side door which makes the right door pop open a teeny bit (from which it should immediately re-seal itself.) Now look at the right door. No flap, right? Nothing to lock the right door in place, right? Nothing to really bump the gasket of the left door. So, opening and closing the left door will make the right one bounce out a little bit but not vice versa. But, that is normal operation. If your problem is that your right door is not immediately resealing itself when you open or close the left door, then something is out of adjustment. That is not "normal." Most likely culprit: your fridge is tilted a little bit forward. That is easy to do when somebody gets a little too anal about leveling the fridge. If that is the problem, just adjust the front leveling feet to give a slight backward tilt. It takes very little adjustment to accomplish this, nowhere near enough to have any adverse effects on anything mechanical (or the levelness of fluids in containers in the fridge if you have that kind of obsession.) Adjusting the leveling feet is covered in the Use and Care Guide that came with your KA. |
if it is what JJWvideo said above in example 1 that is normal mine does it also. this is just how it works so that the center bar that makes the seal between the doors can pop its self back in place for a proper seal |
Just tried mine--both doors stayed closed when the opposite was opened. The right door may have "bounced" a tiny bit, but stayed firmly closed. |
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Quoted from yvonneb ...there was a thread recently that addressed that issue as well.Most people felt that a carbohydrate meal made them sleepy and a protein meal made them energetic.
Quoted from Possum Apparently - the best bedtime snack is one that has both complex carbohydrates and protein, and perhaps some calcium. Calcium helps the brain use the tryptophan to manufacture melatonin. This explains why dairy products, which contain both tryptophan and calcium, are one of the top sleep-inducing foods.
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Makes 10 main-course servings
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45 min
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45 min
- 1/2 cup tamarind pulp (from a pliable block)
- 1 cup boiling-hot water
- 3 tablespoons plus 1 teaspoon packed palm or dark brown sugar
- 2 tablespoons soy sauce
- 2 tablespoons Asian fish sauce
- 1 tablespoon fresh lime juice
- 10 (1- to 1 1/2-inch-thick) pieces mahimahi fillet with skin (6 oz each)
- 2 tablespoons vegetable oil
- 1 teaspoon kosher salt
Soak tamarind pulp in boiling-hot water in a small bowl, stirring occasionally, until softened, about 5 minutes. Pour mixture into a medium-mesh sieve set into a bowl, then force pulp through sieve, discarding seeds and fibers. Add brown sugar, soy sauce, fish sauce, and lime juice, stirring until sugar is dissolved.
Prepare grill for cooking over medium-hot charcoal (moderate heat for gas).
Brush fish all over with oil, then sprinkle with salt. Grill, skin sides down, on lightly oiled grill rack, covered only if using gas grill, until skin is crisp, about 4 minutes. Turn fish over and grill until just cooked through, about 6 minutes more. Brush tamarind sauce all over fish and grill 1 minute.
Serve with remaining sauce.
Cooks' note If you aren't able to grill outdoors, fish can be cooked in a hot lightly oiled well-seasoned large ridged grill pan over moderately high heat.
my notes
- Calories205
- Carbohydrates9 g (3%)
- Fat4 g (6%)
- Protein32 g (64%)
- Saturated Fat1 g (3%)
- Sodium849 mg (35%)
- Polyunsaturated Fat1 g
- Fiber0 g (1%)
- Monounsaturated Fat2 g
- Cholesterol124 mg (41%)


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0Dec 8, '11 by jblazer1I am a 44 year old male working as an electrician. Well, kind of working as there isnt much work. I was a corpsman in the US NAVY. I am considering a career change and becoming a nurse. I will be 45 or46 probably by the time I am done with schooling. So my question is since I will be so much older then the other nurses just starting out how will I be recieved by the hospital staff. I would enjoy nursing but I don't want to be treated like I have leparcy every day when I go to work. Any and all opinions are appreciated.
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0Dec 8, '11 by armada14I'm a 20yr old pre-nursing student. My parents and family who are all around your age are worried about the same thing. I think there's a mixture of all ages in hospital settings but even if you are the oldest, I say go for it. I had a 65yr old woman at my school just graduate with her masters! It's never too late to continue your education
2Dec 9, '11 by MossbackI graduated nursing school at 60, passed the NCLEX a month later, and got a job at a major hospital two months after that. I've been readily accepted as a colleague by the other nurses on the floor, even though I am one of the oldest employees. Everyone has been helpful and more than willing to help me hone my skills. Certainly no one has treated me like a leper.
I'd advise you to work hard, keep an open mind, go out of your way to be helpful to others, and be receptive to those with more experience, even if they are much younger. If you do those things, I think you'll be readily accepted.
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0Dec 12, '11 by Fah.ChiefI graduated last 2008 with a guy from my class who is 45 years old and a former electrician. A personal experience with his mate who got really ill drove him to be totally committed to finishing the degree, and I would say he's one of the best I've seen. He's now doing Psych nursing.
0Dec 14, '11 by TygRNoefI started my nursing career at 35 after working for 14 years as an electrician, and a short stint in the Army. I saw no age discrimination to speak of, many other new nurses are around our ages even, management was even intrigued by my story. As for working on the floor, most nurses seem to enjoy having a guy on the floor, and my work experience makes me the go to guy for any mechanical problems that come up.
0Dec 14, '11 by red2003xltI'm a 42 yrs guy who just graduated from LPN school.
As far how I was accepted by other nurses, NOT a problem.
If anything the other nurses and especially to have a male on the floor incase something went wrong with a bigger or combative patient. Not saying I didn't have to prove myself like any other new nurse on the floor.
Actually I think I suprised myself and as well the charge nurse with my ability to mesh with the kids coming from peds overflow.
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0Dec 31, '11 by LostButMakinGoodTimeI graduated nursing school at 46, after retiring from 25 years in "local government". I never had a problem being accepted, get along very well with my co-workers. You'll be fine.
1Dec 31, '11 by Ruby Veethere is age discrimination in nursing, but as a 40-something new grad, it won't apply to you. the age discrimination applies to the older nurse who is at the top of her or his pay scale . . . management can fire me and hire two new grads for the same money. but then they'd have two new grads to train, and not an experienced nurse who can precept, teach classes and handle anything that comes through the door. my current manager seems to appreciate that. previous managers not so much.
good luck in nursing school -- i'd love us to hire some new grads with some life experience who won't be partying all night every night!
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In a 1986 killing spree that lasted three months, Manuel Pardo killed nine people. Most of his victims were involved with drugs, said authorities, and Pardo claimed to be doing the world a favor by killing them. After a request for stay was denied Monday, Pardo is set to be executed by lethal injection today at Florida State Prison in Starke.
Before he turned to murder, Pardo, 56, had a career in law enforcement. First a Boy Scout, then a Navy Sailor, Pardo eventually became a Florida Highway Patrolman. He was fired for writing phony tickets, and found another job as a cop in the town of Sweetwater. Pardo and three other policemen on his squad were accused of brutality in 1981 but the cases against them were dismissed. He was fired in 1985 after falsely testifying at the trial of a colleague accused of smuggling drugs in the Bahamas. Shortly after losing his job, Pardo embarked on his murderous rampage which ended with six men and three women dead.
During his transformation from cop to killer, Pardo became obsessed with Hitler and Nazi memorabilia. His Doberman Pinscher, the breed of choice for Nazi officers, had a Swastika tattoo. During his time in prison, Pardo became known as the "Death Row Romeo" for having multiple female pen pals.
At his trial in 1988, Pardo asked for execution: "I am a soldier, I accomplished my mission and I humbly ask you to give me the glory of ending my life and not send me to spend the rest of my days in state prison." Today at 6 p.m., 24 years later, he will finally get his wish.


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I love winter. This image was taken at the north shore of Ruegen island. A thick snow cloud was moving in from the sea and the whole scene looked absolutely surreal. I used a 3.0 ND filter to lenghten the exposure in order to smoothen the water surface.
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The new Canadian $100 banknote.
Credits: BANK OF CANADA
According to a breathless news report, the Bank of Canada hired a PR firm to focus-group 41 different images for Canada's new bank notes.
The Canadian Press reports that consultants called The Strategic Counsel were paid $476,000 to give feedback on potential new artwork for Canadian money.
That is a scandal, of course - a scandal of government waste, of outsourcing minor common-sense decisions to platinum-plated consultants.
But that wasn't what the Media Party saw as the scandal. To them, what was outrageous were the choices that were finally made for the bank notes - and the 36 ideas that weren't chosen.
Like one rejected proposal to use the back of our bank notes to celebrate "safe cities" and Canada's "no gun" culture. But that's a political statement, not a symbol of Canada's history or accomplishments. It's not even factually true - about a third of Canadian homes have guns in them, lawfully. And big-city crime is often committed with illegal guns. But how on earth does any of this belong on bank notes?
Wind turbines and solar panels were another rejected idea, to the Media Party's rage. Canada is a country of natural resources - forestry, mining, oil and gas, hydro-electric power. Currency isn't supposed to be a Liberal campaign ad for Stephane Dion's green shift or a daydream of a Solyndra lobbyist.
And what really made The Canadian Press mad was the rejection of a gay marriage theme.
Like gun control and global warming schemes, gay marriage is controversial. But to leftists, there is no Canadian symbol that shouldn't be used for political purposes - something that goes back to Lester Pearson's decision to change the Canadian flag to a pennant in Liberal colours. It's the same left-wing instinct that purged so much history and tradition from other Canadian institutions. We don't call it the Royal Mail anymore; it's Canada Post.
Pierre Trudeau blended all our military wings together as the "Canadian Forces" instead of the Royal Canadian Air Force, the Royal Canadian Navy, and the like.
The final choices for the new $100, $50 and $20 bills were sound: Queen Elizabeth, two long-serving prime ministers, and tributes to our war veterans, Canada's north, and scientific innovation. Pretty uncontroversial - exactly what you'd want in your bank notes.
But that wasn't good enough for the Justin Trudeau campaign. Trudeau's chief adviser, Gerald Butts, went into a rage about the subject on Twitter. "Perfect statement of the government's values. They should have all bills date stamped 1812," he fumed. "Stuck in the past. Diversity nixed on bills."
Well, that's the thing about remembering war vets - it's usually about the past. It's why we call it Remembrance Day.
Butts' point about diversity is equally strange. It's true two prime ministers - dead white men - were on the new bills. But unless we're going to put Kim Campbell on our money, it's going to be men for now. Does Butts object to the Queen's presence? Our $100 features a generic "researcher" looking into a microscope who just happens to be a young woman. And the $50 has a map of northern Canada and the Inuit language of Inuktitut. What is the possible objection there?
Canada's money is unremarkable - other than its value is at historic highs compared to other currencies. Maybe that's why Trudeau's campaign - and their allies in the Media Party - have freaked out about our bank notes. It's the closest they can come to criticizing Harper's economic record.


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Paul McCartney's Giant Gibson Gets £60,000
[b]Paul McCartney[/b]'s signed giant Gibson guitar raised £60,000 for charity at an auction last night (November 20).
The Gibson GuitarTown auction held at London's IndigO2 venue also saw guitars signed by [b]Robert Plant[/b], [b]Ronnie Wood[/b] and [b]Slash[/b] go under the hammer.
McCartney's 10ft tall hand-painted Gibson Les Paul replica was designed by visual artist Rosie Brooks.
McCartney said: "I'm really amazed and very happy that the guitar went for so much and for such a great cause."
[b]Rolling Stones[/b]' Ronnie Wood's guitar went for £11,000, while Pink Floyd Roger Waters 'Wall'-themed guitar went for £10,500.
Slash's Gibson went for £8,500 and Paul Weller's went for £8,000.
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Addon Spotlight: A very mailbag episode {WoW}
Aug 12th 2011 10:56AM If you're getting rid of Carbonite because it's a resource hog, don't replace it with Altoholic, another NOTORIOUS resource hog. Try Posessions instead! Much lighter, does pretty much the same thing.
Breakfast Topic: Do you have any specialty alts? {WoW}
Jul 25th 2011 9:32AM I have not once... not twice... but three times leveled a healer entirely by the dungeon finder. :)
What? I like healers.
Number four is a resto druid, currently 76.
Totem Talk: Why enhancement hates haste {WoW}
Jun 26th 2011 3:03PM Yes, and don't forget the hole scaling problem. Darn holes, never the right size!
Breakfast Topic: Any other new 85s in the house? {WoW}
May 28th 2011 3:53PM Some people would like to use the journey from 1-85 to actually learn their class, not just to race to endgame as fast as humanly possible.
Is there really no concept of this in the wider playerbase? :(
Officers' Quarters: When raiders hold your guild hostage {WoW}
May 10th 2011 2:14AM @Jestin
"It's safe to say that guilds and players that haven't downed normal Cho, Nef or Al'Akir likely won't until the next tier of raiding comes out. "
You're so right, no sweeping generalizations here! How self righteous of me not to read more carefully! *roll eyes*
Officers' Quarters: When raiders hold your guild hostage {WoW}
May 9th 2011 7:33PM @Jestin
Elitist much? Plenty of guilds are still working through normal stuff, and will doubtless kill end bosses before 4.2. Some of us take our time.
Officers' Quarters: When raiders hold your guild hostage {WoW}
May 9th 2011 7:08PM 'This situation tends to spiral, as players figure out that they can flaunt the rules without consequence."
FYI, the word you're looking for here is FLOUT.
Totem Talk: Shaman healing Q&A {WoW}
Mar 23rd 2011 5:42PM Take a point from acuity if you have it? The value of crit is on the way down.
Ready Check: Run speed is nearly a requirement {WoW}
Mar 11th 2011 2:55PM You forgot: good player + run speed enchant = better performance.
Hrm. Is it just me or does intentionally opting for NOT better performance kinda take something away from the whole "good player" argument?
Ready Check: Run speed is nearly a requirement {WoW}
Mar 11th 2011 2:51PM "Shaman can spec for Ancestral Swiftness, for example. If you already have a run speed talent, then you can probably skip getting an enchant for your boots."
Probably? The tooltip says right in it that Ancestral Swiftness does not stack with other movement speed increasing effects. If you have Ancestral Swiftness AND a boot speed enchant, you've made a bad bad choice. Lavawalker offers 35 mastery + run speed, Enchant Boot Mastery offers 50 mastery and it's much cheaper.


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Compute sample lower partial moments of data
lpm(Data) lpm(Data, MAR) lpm(Data, MAR, Order) Moment = lpm(Data, MAR, Order)
Data | NUMSAMPLES-by-NUMSERIES matrix with NUMSAMPLES observations of NUMSERIES asset returns. |
MAR | (Optional) Scalar minimum acceptable return (default MAR = 0). This is a cutoff level of return such that all returns above MAR contribute nothing to the lower partial moment. |
Order | (Optional) Either a scalar or a NUMORDERS-vector of nonnegative integer moment orders. If no order specified, default Order = 0, which is the shortfall probability. Although this function will work for noninteger orders and, in some cases, for negative orders, this falls outside customary usage. |
Given NUMSERIES assets with NUMSAMPLES returns in a NUMSAMPLES-by-NUMSERIES matrix Data, a scalar minimum acceptable return MAR, and one or more nonnegative moment orders in a NUMORDERS vector Order, lpm computes lower partial moments relative to MAR for each asset in a NUMORDERS x NUMSERIES matrix Moment.
The output Moment is a NUMORDERS x NUMSERIES matrix of lower partial moments with NUMORDERS Orders and NUMSERIES series, that is, each row contains lower partial moments for a given order.
Note: To compute upper partial moments, just reverse the signs of both Data and MAR (do not reverse the sign of the output). This function computes sample lower partial moments from data. To compute expected lower partial moments for multivariate normal asset returns with a specified mean and covariance, use elpm. With lpm, you can compute various investment ratios such as Omega ratio, Sortino ratio, and Upside Potential ratio, where:
Vijay S. Bawa, "Safety-First, Stochastic Dominance, and Optimal Portfolio Choice," Journal of Financial and Quantitative Analysis, Vol. 13, No. 2, June 1978, pp. 255-271.
W. V. Harlow, "Asset Allocation in a Downside-Risk Framework," Financial Analysts Journal, Vol. 47, No. 5, September/October 1991, pp. 28-40.
W. V. Harlow and K. S. Rao, "Asset Pricing in a Generalized Mean-Lower Partial Moment Framework: Theory and Evidence," Journal of Financial and Quantitative Analysis, Vol. 24, No. 3, September 1989, pp. 285-311.
Frank A. Sortino and Robert van der Meer, "Downside Risk," Journal of Portfolio Management, Vol. 17, No. 5, Spring 1991, pp. 27-31.


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As the commemoration of the Civil War continues, historical accounts describe another flag-raising on the courthouse square.
A replica of the 33-star U.S. flag was raised over the Courthouse Square in downtown Cleveland on April 25, 2011.
According to history, the event occurred 150 years prior to that date as well.
The 33-star American flag was again hoisted over Cleveland after more than two years of Confederate occupation. Union forces gained control over the town and a ceremony was planned.
"An event commemorating the ceremony will be held 150 years to the day after the flag was actually raised again," according to Melissa Woody, of the Cleveland/Bradley Chamber of Commerce Convention and Visitors Bureau.
The flag will be raised Monday at 4 p.m. on the Courthouse Square.
Two Union officers will address the crowd and describe the relief and pleasure of the gathered supporters to be back under Union occupation, according to Woody.
Historically, Bradley County leaned heavily to the side of the Union cause.
Just days after the first shots of the Civil War were fired at Fort Sumter, local Union supporters raised a tall hickory pole on the courthouse square and hoisted an American flag, which at the time displayed 33 stars and was sewn quickly by a group of young girls. About a month later, Confederate soldiers passed through on a train and fired at the flag, which stood as the tallest object in town, easily viewed from the railroad.
Historical accounts indicate this same flag was hidden away during Confederate occupation and was brought out to be hoisted again on the courthouse square. The flag was initially presented by teen Sally Shields 153 years ago at the first raising. The current flag was sewn for the kickoff event in April 2011, by Sarah Beaty, who was then a Walker Valley High School student.
The Convention & Visitors Bureau of the Cleveland/Bradley Chamber of Commerce has been working with local historians, who have identified more than a dozen significant events that happened in Bradley County during the Civil War and months beyond, according to Woody.
Bryan Reed, president of the Bradley County Historical and Genealogical Society and social sciences chair at Cleveland State Community College, approached Woody at the CVB three years ago with the list of significant events and the idea to commemorate them during the span of the war.
"Recognizing these bookmarks in history is our community's opportunity to be a part of the sesquicentennial commemoration as events are being planned all across Tennessee and many other affected states," said Woody.
"Civil War history is huge draw for heritage tourists as well as residents interested in their community's place in history."
Cleveland and Charleston were pivotal locations in Civil War strategy. Gen. William T. Sherman spent two nights in Charleston's historic Henegar House on his way to and from Knoxville.
Other events during the past three years have included battles in Charleston and Cleveland, a bridge burning on the Hiwassee, illuminating downtown businesses with lanterns in support of a victory several states away and the encampment of an entire Army — 10,000 in numbers.
"I appreciate Bryan Reed for all the research he has done and continues to do regarding the Civil War in Bradley County," Woody said.
"I also appreciate all the Civil War enthusiasts in our community who have stepped forward and helped bring these events to life."
Future events in 2014, in the planning include:
n Saturday/Sunday, Aug. 16 and 17, 2014, 17 and 19 — August 1864 – Confederates raid Cleveland and Charleston. Confederate troops commanded by Joseph Wheeler attacked Cleveland and the town was ordered by Col. Horatio Gibson (Second Ohio Heavy Artillery) to evacuate. They fled from the city center to outlying farm homes such as the Keith Hines home (Johnson House) and the Jackson home (Reeder House) at Harrison Pike and Blythewood.
n Sunday, Oct. 26, 2014
Annual Fort Hill Cemetery Tour — Organized by Bradley County Historical Society, this tour will again focus on personalities associated with the Civil War.
n Saturday in October 2015 (TBA) — October 1865 – Barbecue Picnic Celebrating the Union.
Union supporters held a town barbecue to celebrate the return of Union soldiers in the Civil War and survival of the United States of America. The event was held at Col. Stephen Beard's farm, a Union commander. The barbecue cost $77.
Details of certain events during the course of the Sesquicentennial are still being worked out.
To learn more, visit www.civilwar150.org or www.civilwartrails.org.
For a full slate and description of the commemoration events in Bradley County, visit the "history" section of www.VisitClevelandTN.com.


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Since Caesar in this case was a title, shouldn't this be moved to Augustus? --From Andoria with Love 01:09, 17 May 2007 (UTC)
- If it is, indeed, a title, then it should be moved to Augustus as per naming regulations. - Adm. Enzo Aquarius...I'm listening 01:36, 17 May 2007 (UTC)
- Caesar was part of his true name after being adopted by Julius Caesar in the Dictator's will. He was known as "Gaius Julius Caesar" (with his old name "Octavianus" technically supposed to be appended at the end, but in actual practice Octavian refused to use it so as to play up his links with his famous adoptive father of the same name). The title "Augustus" was assumed by him as a sort of reignal name once he instituted the principate circa 27 BC. Neither actually beacme titles in the sense that we'd recognize them until the 2nd-3rd centuries AD, particularly the settlement of the Tetrarchy of Diocletian.220.127.116.11 03:52, 29 May 2007 (UTC)
Ahh, I see. I knew there was a reason I hadn't moved this yet. :P Now that that's covered, um... what should we name this page? Gaius Julius Caesar Octavianus Augustus? Or shall we simply keep it where it is? --From Andoria with Love 04:17, 29 May 2007 (UTC)
- Either this or Augustus Caesar, as it was referenced in dialog. --Alan 04:21, 29 May 2007 (UTC)


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"Because we are so focused on global trends in tabletop, serveware, and kitchen prep products, it's always been important for us to have a strong showroom presence in New York," said Irv Zakheim, chairman and CEO of Zak Designs. "We explored many different options, but in the end, Forty One Madison offered everything we were looking for. We're very excited to have our new showroom in such a great location."
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Intrinsyc Software (News - Alert) International, Inc. a global provider of wireless software and navigation solutions, has announced that its showcasing company's mobile software development and service capabilities during Mobile World Congress (News - Alert), taking place in Barcelona.
The company plans to display host of products that exemplify its expertise and proven products including- e-Reader technology to mobile device middleware and smartphone applications within the mobile software industry.
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Tracy Rees, president and CEO, Intrinsyc said that the strategic partnerships with Intrinsyc announced at Mobile World Congress and related product announcements significantly elevate Intrinsyc's profile in the wireless industry.
She said that the momentum, driven by their continued innovation and new business relationships, will help pave the way to future growth and long term value.
Intrinsyc has been helping its customers to deliver compelling products using their expertise with the leading OS platforms including Android, Apple, Blackberry, Linux, Symbian, Windows CE and Windows Mobile.
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Olomouc is the sixth largest city in the Czech Republic. About 102,000 people live there. It is in the center of the historical region Moravia. In the past, Olomouc was a capital city of Moravia.
There are many churches and historical buildings. There is beautiful Holy Trinity Column in the centre. UNESCO has this column on the list of World Heritage Sites. There is a nice astronomical clock.
Its university is the oldest in Moravia and second oldest in the Czech Republic. The university was founded in 1573 as part of effort to reestablish Roman Catholicism in the country. Roughly nine out of ten[1] people of the Czech Crown lands were Protestants at the time.
Astronomical clock in Olomouc
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#1 Floral Runner (14" x 30")
By: Gene Black, Alabama, USA
Blog: Gene Black an Alabama Artist and QuilterThis is the very first quilted project I ever made. A co-worker got me to take a class she was teaching on Paper Piecing. I took the class and learned to make a square. Then I pieced the four floral squares for this piece and made the table runner. It is quilted "in the ditch."
*Oktoboskop* (October/Kaleidoscope) (36" x 36")
By: Bente, Germany
Blog: I like to QuiltBlogPattern made by Ula Lenz http://lenzula.de/index.php.
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A Christmas Wreath (38" x 38")
By: Patricia Moffitt, Alaska, USAThe original pattern was only 18 inch square and my daughter wanted it for above her mantle so I enlarged the foundation pieces. Because I did not want to rip out all the paper I printed the pattern on muslin and left it in. The quilting is a poinsettia pattern.
And A Good Old Staffer, Too (70" x 90")
By: Regina Arlauckas, New York, USA
Blog: The Queen Bee's BuzzOne of my first quilts - I was armed with quilt as you go assembly knowledge, a walking foot, and lots of gumption to attempt this. These were my first paper pieced blocks, and improvised appliqué. I was also flying without a pattern - piecing 12 Boy Scout critters and drawing the WoodBadge emblem.
Auttumn's Wedding Quilt (81" x 88")
By: Cathy Stephens, Missouri, USA
Blog: UCanQuilt2I took a Craftsy class Quick Strip Paper Piecing with Peggy Martin. First time ever paper piecing. This is the New York Beauty design.This was for my daughters wedding. I added pieces of my wedding dress to the corners.
Broken Hearted - HLHS Quilt (21" x 36")
By: Melanie Merritt, Florida, USA
Blog: Melanie's ManiaMy best friend gave birth to her 8th child and her new daughter has HLHS, a broken heart. She had to have open heart surgery at 2 weeks old. I made her a quilt to show my love for her!
Bubbles (12.5" x 12.5")
By: Stray Stitches (Linda G), California, USA
Blog: Stray StitchesThis little tropical fish pattern was fun to paper piece. It won a first place in miniature quilts at our local fair last month.
Coneflower and Sunflower (4" x 5")
By: Colleen, Alberta, Canada
Blog: Colleen Quilts Too!The two flowers were small kits that were given to me. Once they were done, I decided that they needed a third one to make an interesting wallhanging. So, I added the leaf. The three of them now grace my bedroom wall.
Country Claus (46" x 46")
By: Sue Cook, Pennsylvania, USA
Blog: Larkspur Lane DesignsTo keep his red suit ready for the big night, Santa does the hard work in his flannel shirts and blue jeans! His hats are 3 dimensional, his eyes and nose are beads and a jingle bell hangs from each of the hat points.
Crazy Bird (57" x 76")
By: Iret, Ontario, CanadaThis is a paper pieced pattern I found on "quiltmaker.com" and it just cried out to me to make it. I used my own colors and added a pieced brick border to give a little more pop to the black background. Binding is done in lime green to co-ordinate with all the lime grasses.
crazy quilt (98"" x 98")
By: Theresa Johnson, Alabama, USApurple for Jackie
Crown Jewels (45" x 60")
By: Mary Miller, Ohio, USA
Blog: Spoolhardy GirlThis was made from Tula Pink's Crown Jewels pattern. I made it for my daughter, Grace's (Princess Grace) 21st birthday.
De weg naar nergens (150" x 120")
By: De weg naar nergens, Sweden
Blog: Johanna-zwedenEen lange weg in het leven, dat nooit eindigt.
Desert Sky (48" x 54")
By: Darlene Gerber, Ohio, USA
Blog: I Quilt Scarlet and GrayDesert Sky is my first Judy and Brad Niemeyer pattern. I only recently got hooked on paper piecing and their patterns are well written. This quilt helped to increase my Batik stash!! I'm currently using the left over Batiks in my current paper piecing project by Judy and Brad, Feathered Star.
Elephants on Parade (48" x 36")
By: Erica Baron, Vermont, USA
Blog: Parsley SpiritI made this quilt for the daughter of friends soon after she was born. The elephants in the border are paper pieced. I also made a stuffed elephant to go with it!
Every Man Jack (50" x 62")
By: Soma Acharya, California, USA
Blog: Whims And FanciesI love the geometric features of the Union Jack flag. I used paper piecing technique to create the blocks so that I could reproduce the geometry perfectly.
This is my very first large size quilt that I made for my husband as a gift. Since the flag represents people, I called it Every Man Jack. -
Exquisite Table Runner (16.5" x 41")
By: Carolyn DiPerri, New Hampshire, USA
Blog: Homesewn by CarolynI have always wanted to try paper piecing. I love the precise piecing. When I saw this pattern, I knew I just had to sew it. Paper piecing takes a long time but it is definitely worth the effort.
Farmer's Wife (50" x 66")
By: KT. in MI, Michigan, USADesign and block patterns from "The Farmer's Wife Sampler Quilt" by Laurie Aaron Hird.
George and Gracie (7.5" x 7.5")
By: LethargicLass, Ontario, Canada
Blog: Plethora of PinatasThese two "family photos" are of my friends cats George and Gracie. Sadly, shortly after I made these George passed away. I hope you enjoy the purrsonalities I gave them :)
Harry Potter Project of Doom (66" x 83")
By: MaxNTopeka, Kansas, USAThis was my first paper piecing project. I used the patterns designed by Jennifer Ofenstein at SewHooked.com for most of the blocks. I designed the bookcase myself. Have been so happy with how it turned out I decided to keep it for myself.
Liberty (40" x 40")
By: Maria, Germany
Blog: Marias QuiltboxNew York Beauty, Bali fabrics, this quilt was made for a challenge years ago...
Life 3 - Switching Off (51" x 39")
By: Annabel Rainbow, United Kingdom
Blog: Painted Quilts by Annabel RainbowOne of a series of Life studies - an allegorical painted quilt. The quilt over the sofa is English paper piecing. Tiny odd shaped pieces of fabric are stitched together and then the whole is painted to give a 3D effect. The quilt deals with the very hard subject of coping with grief.
Miniature Log Cabin (18" x 18")
By: Jay, Texas, USA
Blog: creative crone from studioQI have had the paper pieced patterns for years...a gift..then last year I finally got it together. I did change the color of the fabric used; original was multi colored. I entered it in our local guild show and got a third place ribbon for it. Next year I will donate it to our scholarship auction.
Paper Fool (16" x 16")
By: Maggi, United Kingdom
Blog: Maggi BircenoughMade in response to the Chairman's Challenge at my local group. Black fabric was issued and we could only use three other fabrics. All three fabrics I chose were silk and very slippery, hence the name Paper Fool as it was foundation pieced - never again!
Pretty Paper Pieced Log Cabins (41" x 56")
By: Doodlebug Gail, Ontario, Canada
Blog: Quite QuiltedIn order to get the perfection I desired for this quilt I decided to paper piece the blocks. The coloured strips finish at 5/8. This quilt I made for my niece when she was born. The finished quilt was so lovely that I did another 3 (pink, lilac and green). All paper pieced! Total of 96 blocks!
Sushi Plate Lunch Mat (15" x 11")
By: Heidi Stales, California, USA
Blog: Fabric MuttI got the opportunity to pattern test the Sushi Plate block for Kristy who blogs at Quiet Play. It was a delight to choose prints for this project, and I turned it into a lunch mat for my husband to use at work. The outer border is linen while all other prints are cotton.
The Red Sea (70" x 70")
By: Julie Karlak Simply Divine Quilts, Illinois, USA
Blog: 1 More StitchI wanted to make a quilt with red as my "neutral"/background. I called it the Red Sea because the blue/green represent the waves. Most likely, the closest I'll ever get to the real Red Sea is reading about it in The Bible!
Tropical Ferns (59" x 74")
By: Debbie Grasley, Minnesota, USAI designed and made this for my sister. She wanted something tropical, so I choose Batiks in all bright colors. She loves it!


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Offering a postmodern slant on the ancient intricacies of love and betrayal, Steven Dietz's Private Eyes opens the season for the Aurora Fox Theatre. A two-hour comedy about a love triangle involving a stage director, an actress and her jack-of-theater-trades husband, the story is framed by a play-within-a-play structure that highlights the popular themes of truth and illusion. Sometimes all five characters resemble partially drawn cartoon characters who, frustrated by the ubiquitous unseen presence of their animator's poised-to-revise pen, seem intent on staging an impromptu revolt on their sketch-pad stage. Under director David Payne's steady hand, however, what initially appears to be a series of amorphous, disjointed ramblings about art, beauty and truth eventually takes shape as a jazz-like essay about deceit, suspicion and lies.
Set in a nameless American city that appears to be New York, the play begins as Matthew (Dan O'Neill) conducts auditions for his new play. An actress, Lisa (Trina Magness), enters and reads a few lines of dialogue for him. Certain that his dramatic omniscience will rub off on Lisa in untold creative ways, the pretentious Matthew guides the fledgling starlet through the finer points of his insipid script, then abruptly dismisses her. In the scene that follows, Matthew sits down at a table in a restaurant where Lisa works. They resume their banter and decide to sleep together. Just as they exit, we hear the voice of a British director, Adrian (Joe Miller), who enters from the Fox's auditorium. Seems that much of what we've been watching--though not necessarily all of it--has been a rehearsal for another play. And that Matthew and Lisa are a real-life husband-and-wife team whose marriage is about to undergo a serious test when Lisa becomes romantically involved with Adrian. We're also introduced to a wacky waitress-turned-private-investigator, Cory (Terri Enders-Miller), who's not all she's cracked up to be: Briefly climbing in off the imaginary window ledge of her teetering existence, she coolly and poetically says to a distraught Matthew, "Our lives are changed in distant rooms, without a word or our consent."
Of course, that particularly pithy remark might not actually have been uttered. It could be, as with most anything else in the play, a result of Matthew's tendency to apply a liberal artistic license to his memory of events. Or so suggests Matthew's therapist, Frank (Jim Hunt), who serves as a seemingly objective interlocutor for the onstage action, only to reveal his own creative angst at play's end. After guiding us (as well as the characters) through the play's many levels of reality, the helpful shrink eventually draws an interesting parallel between his years of involvement with psychological and emotional manipulation and Matthew's work in the theater.
Director Payne implements several musical styles to prop up the play's free-form construction. During one interlude, for instance, the use of overlapping styles and story lines is echoed by a jazz trumpeter's take on the French horn solo at the center of the second movement of Tchaikovsky's Fifth Symphony. At other times, the musical bridges are more literal, such as the appropriately placed "Is You Is or Is You Ain't My Baby" and the Act Two curtain-raiser, "Fever."
And for the most part, Payne's actors are a formidable ensemble, punctuating their exchanges of dialogue with knowing glances and sexually charged body language that often revive a scene that's strayed into the deep end of the "no-one-really-understands-the-true-me" pool. Magness is alluring as the femme fatale who is equal parts architect and victim of the mess she makes of her life. Miller combines his character's swarthy earthiness with a near-foppish self-absorption (his streaked blond hair looks as if it's only halfway through a makeup call for Rent), artfully negotiating the border between vanity and genius that Lisa evidently finds attractive. As the thrice-split personality Cory, Enders-Miller is a delight in her different getups, which alternate between waitress togs and a short red leather dress; her go-go dance with O'Neill atop a restaurant cart during Act One is one of the production's more bizarre yet enjoyable moments. And although O'Neill permits Matthew to lapse into extended episodes of self-pity, his last scene with Magness is right on target: After all of the muck each character has slogged through, the play takes a stark, simple look at bare human truth in the show's final moments--with yet another surprising, gratifying twist.
Ironically, on the Fox's opening night, a few audience members expressed disappointment that they'd somehow mistaken the title of Dietz's play for Noel Coward's 1930 comedy of manners, Private Lives. And while the style of Coward's play about life behind closed doors is far different from either Dietz's or Schnitzler's, such a Freudian slip seems entirely in keeping with an ongoing theatrical fixation that, as Coward himself once noted, is here to stay.
La Ronde, presented by Way of the World Productions through October 24 at the Acoma Center, 1080 Acoma Street, 303-623-0524. Private Eyes, through October 24 at the Aurora Fox Theatre, 9900 East Colfax Avenue, 303-361-2910.


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Wink - [Homepage] Here is a sample Flash tutorial created by Wink.
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