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The green-thumbed technicians at Gardens by Marsetti cultivate lush, thick lawns with aeration and fertilization services. Clients consult with lawn specialists to describe their yard-related goals, such as achieving grass that's as comfortable to bare feet as socks made of wookie fur. Technicians thoroughly aerate grassy areas, removing plugs of soil to allow oxygen, water, and nutrients to enter the ground and nourish roots. After aerating lawns, technicians determine how much fertilizer is appropriate to foster grass health before feeding eager turf.
Rock & Rose Landscapes is an eco-friendly landscape design, installation, and maintenance firm that plants beds with climatically adapted foliage and feeds natural lawns and meadows with organic fertilizers. During a landscaping consultation, Rock & Rose's professional lawn pamperers will discuss specific, site-appropriate plans to reimagine boring backyards and weed-throttled gardens as well-manicured Edens. Ninety minutes is usually enough time to cover all aspects of a project—such as overall design, budget, and maintenance—and definitely enough time to cover the cultural significance of red-capped garden gnomes. While not included in today's deal, Rock & Rose also offers garden installations and on-going maintenance for clients who opt to implement proposed landscaping plans.
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I like to take my younger siblings here from time to time. We always love going in the Wizards attic and looking at all the old toys, learning a little about the history of Hove and then popping downstairs for a spot of tea and cakes!
I like to take my younger siblings here from time to time. We always love going in the Wizards attic and looking at all the old toys, learning a little about the history of Hove and then popping downstairs for a spot of tea and cakes!
Interesting place both inside and out. What's not to love. Excellent little cafe. Feels a bit like a library inside as everyone is so silent!
Big thank you to Kirstie, Bridget and Georgie for making our son's first birthday tea party fantastic and lovely memorable experience. The food and service was first class and attention to detail was superb. Everyone was very helpful and would recommend anyone to have celebration there. Thanks again to the manager and staff. Five stars!!!
This little museum feels a bit run down compared to its better funded cousin in Brighton and could do with some investment and brightening up. That said, it has some interesting collections - the film gallery and the toys were particularly enjoyable and the temporary exhibition on the theme of 'blue' was also good fun. I wouldn't travel a million... More
We came here for coffee and the staff were very friendly. Afterwards we looked around the museum which was based on the theme of blue. We enjoyed looking round it especially at the old toy collection which took us back to our childhood, and also the films of old Brighton.
We visited this museum over the bank holiday weekend and thoroughly enjoyed it. In fact because we ran out of time to see it all on the first day we went back again the next day to see the rest. There is a charming tea room,which although a little pricey, have delicious cakes and a very good brew served in... More
Activities for little ones on certain days but lots for them to do throughout . Good collections. Shame the little train didn't work . Great cafe, good coffee. Buggy friendly. Helpful staff.
This is a lovely little museum with special events for children. The staff are exceptional, enthusiastic and knowledgeable. We had a lovely visit and the person running the making room was particularly kind and helpful.
Very boring, yawwwnnn, the museum collection that is. However if you're into the early rise of film in Hove actualy they have a very good archive upstairs.
Great little museum that has some very interesting things going on in the downstairs galleries. My daughter (and it appears many other kids) has developed an absolute terror of the sleeping wizard in a hammock, above the toy museum on the top floor. He used to snore from time to time but I think the staff have turned him off... More
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Tulsa, OK – The news is not good for city of Tulsa coffers. Sales tax revenue was down again last month. Mayor Kathy Taylor got the latest figures from the state yesterday. The figures are down over 14-percent.
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A family-friendly comedy called "Moms' Night Out" is opening today, in time for Mother's Day. The film was co-written by Jon Erwin, who also directed it with his brother, Andrew Erwin. The Erwin brothers also directed the pro-life film October Baby.
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TULSA, Okla. (AP) — A teenager from Owasso died after a car she was in rolled several times after the driver swerved to try to avoid a deer.
The Saturday wreck was the second fatality of the weekend in the Tulsa area involving a deer.
The teenagers were in a sedan when the driver tried to avoid the deer and the vehicle flipped several times.
Police say a teenage girl was partially ejected and died at a hospital. One other injured teen was taken in for treatment. Names have not been released.
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At CrossFit MOB, mind prevails over body as trainers lead groups through a new Workout of the Day (WOD) every day. In their gym, which CrossFitters refer to as a "box," groups perform a variety of exercises at high intensity for short intervals. Workouts can be scaled for all fitness levels, and often include exercises such as running, rowing, weight lifting, kettlebell moves, as well as rope climbing and gymnastics-inspired exercises.
As the premier strenght & conditioing faciity in Northglenn, we offer motivation, coaching, drive & results! Surge combines Olympic lifs, gymastics, balance, coordinatior, agility,endurance, speed, & stamina with a great community & amazing members. CrossFit Surge is the momentum that propels you to live your best!
B Fitness's owner Mike Byrne writes that he created B Fitness to be a community within a community—a claim that is backed by a wealth of evidence. He and wife Sandy, a local teacher, have been involved in the surrounding community for more than three decades through activities such as the Chamber of Commerce and the YMCA. B Fitness has also hosted a fitness challenge for Westminster's police and fire departments.
The gym itself, which is stacked with strength-training and cardio equipment as well as group fitness, cycling, and CrossFit classes, provides a home away from home for exercisers. A café quenches thirst with nutritious smoothies and refuels hungry patrons with healthy snacks. The child-care center offers video monitoring for parents on their treadmill's personal TV while a Wii, puppet theater, and bounce house entertain children. Kids can expend extra energy during fitness classes such as rock climbing, yoga, and dodgeball.
Zachary Willson isn't just a CrossFit-certified coach?he's a United States Marine. The tough CrossFit Undeniable trainer make use of his past experiences when leading athletes through each new CrossFit Workout of the Day (WOD), which may include a blend of kettlebell moves, weight lifting, running, and rowing. It?s also not uncommon to see CrossFit Undeniable?s clients performing less conventional exercises, including rope climbing, tire flipping, and gymnastics.
Although Prestige Fitness' new facilities sparkle with brand-new cardio and strength-training machines and freshly painted walls, they still possess an air of intensity found in most worn-in gyms. Personal TVs on each piece of cardio equipment wire members into their favorite shows as they slay calories, saving them from the standard gym entertainment of harmonized grunting. Group exercise classes challenge members to burn calories in tandem, as they engage in the intense routines of Lance Armstrong Livestrong group cycling, Zumba, or yoga. Massage therapists help melt away the tension of a hard workout, plying their trade in quiet massage rooms isolated from the rest of the gym's hubbub. A two-story mini gym keeps tykes active in the Kids Club, where they shoot down slides, clamber up and down climbing equipment, and give kisses to punching bags.
The trainers at Streets Fitness believe that to progress physically, fitness relies on variation. To that end, they encourage clients to explore the gym's full stock of weight-training and cardio equipment, as well as its 40 weekly classes. The class selection includes self-defense training such as boxing and kickboxing, in which guests burn calories as they perfect their martial techniques and figure out their entrance theme songs. And circuit training and core-conditioning sessions are also available, including The Grid, a full-body cross-training workout that was voted one of the area's best workouts by the Daily Camera. Streets also offers one-on-one personal-training sessions, in which coaches fine-tune workouts depending on patrons' goals and the severity of their heavy-bag phobias.


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Driver's Licence - Issued to Barbara Condurateanu, Victoria, circa 1991 Reg. No: HT 631
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- Drivers Licence issued by Vic Roads to Barbara Condurateanu, circa 1991 and valid until 30 December 1996.
Barbara Condurateanu was a Romanian refugee who spent World War II in a Russian POW camp and being repatriated back to Romania, when she caught the wrong train and ended up in a German Displaced Persons camp. In the camp she met fellow Romanian refugee Nicolae Condurateanu, who had spent World War II in a German POW camp. The couple married in 1948 at the A1 Heetre Camp and immigrated to Australia in 1950, where Nicolae worked in a Tea factory and Barbara at the Four and Twenty Pie factory. They had no family in Australia and had to rely on each other for support eventually purchasing a house and establishing a life in their new country. - Description:
- Plastic covered document containing drivers license details and photo. Licence No 1634 003 3.
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- Donation from Ms Carla Lolicato, 2001
Discipline: | History |
Dimensions: | 5.50 cm (Height), 8.20 cm (Length) |
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Tagged with: | immigration, displaced persons, migrant hostels, road transport, migrant camps, migrant reception centres, romanian communities, romanian immigration |
Themes this item is part of: | Migration Collection, Transport Collection |
Primary Classification: | ROAD TRANSPORT |
Secondary Classification: | Road Travel & Motoring |
Tertiary Classification: | (to be classified) |
Inscriptions: | Text: DRIVER LICENCE/VICTORIA AUSTRALIA [includes other text] |
Issued By: | Vic Roads, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, circa 1985 |
Issued To: | Barbara Condurateanu, Tullamarine, Victoria, Australia, circa 1991 |
User: | Barbara Condurateanu, Tullamarine, Victoria, Australia, circa 1991- 30 Dec 1996 |


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Atatürk, Mustafa Kemal
Atatürk, Mustafa Kemal
biographical name(born 1881, Salonika, Greece, Ottoman Empiredied Nov. 10, 1938, Istanbul, Tur.) Founder of modern Turkey. Dedicated by his father to military service, he graduated near the top of his class in military school. As a young officer, he was critical of the government of the Ottoman Empire and became involved with the Turkish nationalist Committee of Union and Progress. He nevertheless fought for the government during World War I (1914–18), achieving great success against Allied forces during the Dardanelles Campaign. The eventual Allied victory brought British, French, and Italian troops to Anatolia; appointed to restore order there, he used the opportunity to incite the people against the Allied occupation. Greece and Armenia, territorial beneficiaries of the Ottoman defeat, opposed the Turkish nationalists, but Mustafa Kemal overcame all opposition, and the Republic of Turkey was established in 1923. He was given the name Atatürk (Father of the Turks) in 1934. He pursued a policy of Westernization and secularization, in which Western styles of dress and appellation were made mandatory, seclusion of women was abolished, and the legal and educational system was overhauled. See also Enver Pasha; Young Turks.
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General Usage
And now: the interesting part of the review. Since Chromebook's don't exactly have benchmarking software-and I can't install windows on this system-I can only discuss how the system performed under normal usage scenarios.
For a Chromebook, normal usage scenarios include surfing the web, Google Doc creation, and Netflix viewing. So how does it perform? In a few words: Not well. Don't get me wrong, the system is capable of playing Netflix, but it never went to HD.
Opening multiple webpages results in lag. Some web pages, such as Facebook, take a good while to load, and render. Opening Google Drive's Slideshow web app takes seconds to load, and it isn't exactly the most responsive Slideshow app I've ever used. But, what did you expect from a system that costs less than $300?
The speakers are quite capable, and loud. They are located behind the keyboard, which keeps the sound from being muffled when used on a lap, or other soft surface. It actually creates a great listening experience. Netflix doesn't even need to be played at full volume.
To be honest, the webcam isn't very good. When I used it on Google Hangouts, video quality was quite grainy, and low quality. Furthermore, the lack of internal storage, and only having USB 2.0 at your disposal, is not an ideal situation to be in.
However, the system does quickly resume from sleep, which makes it an ideal device to have around if you want to quickly get on the Internet. But that's about all you'll be able to do with the device: some light web browsing. Some light document editing is also possible, but it's highly unlikely that this system will replace a Windows-based machine.


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"100 Under 500 Calorie Meals" is a collection of 100 calorie-counted recipes which can be mixed and matched to give you a satisfying meal of 500 calories or less.
Each recipe is calorie-counted, so it is easy to keep track of calories and to combine recipes for the perfect main meal. The main meal recipes also include tips on what sides to serve them with and how many calories these add. If you want a lighter lunch then simply combine a salad and soup, or a salad and dessert. Those with a sweet tooth will enjoy the nice (but not naughty!) desserts of 200 calories or less.
100 Under 500 Calorie Meals includes hearty soups, salads, main meals, poultry, fish and shellfish, meat and vegetarian, sides, 200 calorie (or less) desserts and reduced calorie Holiday menus.
The perfect companion book to "Easy Alternate Day Fasting: Fast and Feast Your Way to a New You" (by Beth Christian) or any calorie controlled diet.


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Erotica // Wednesday, December 17, 2014
We know, it seems a little pretentioius to throw around Henrik Purienne's name around like a Brazilian soccer star, but the book "purienne." is just sitting on our desk so we feel comfortable throwing that around. And the South African photographer uses a nice font for his name. Anyway, Purienne also seems to have created a fantasy world for himself, where he has transformed fashion photography into a behind-the-scenes endless summer of beautiful women, fantastic composition, in naturally appealing settings. As both a filmmaker and publisher of Mirage Magazine, he has his stamp on the fashion world.
The Work of Athi-Patra Ruga
Juxtapoz // Monday, July 28, 2014
'Athi-Patra Ruga is one of a handful of artists, working in South Africa today, who has adopted the tropes of myth as a contemporary response to the post-apartheid era. Ruga has always worked with creating alternative identities that sublimate marginalized experience into something strangely identifiable.'
Meleko Mokgosi "Pax Kaffraria" @ Honor Fraser, LA
Juxtapoz // Tuesday, April 22, 2014
For his debut solo exhibition at Honor Fraser Gallery, Meleko Mokgosi will present the final chapters of his three-year long history painting project Pax Kaffraria. The exhibition will also include a series of charcoal drawings of iconic breeds of southern African dogs and text-based paintings interrogating recent exhibitions of African Art and imagery of Africa.
The Work of Diane Victor
Juxtapoz // Thursday, April 03, 2014
This morning we thought we'd take a look back at the work of Diane Victor, who was profiled in our 2008 African Art issue. Diane has established herself as a major figure in the South African and International art communities and is renowned for her expert printmaking and draughtsmanship...
"Die Vier Hoeke" by Mikhael Subotzky
Photography // Thursday, March 13, 2014
Mikhael Subotzky is a South African documentarian photographer. At a young age he was exposed to narrative and story telling via photography by his uncle, Gideon Mendel previously covered by Juxtapoz.
video: Roger Ballen's "Asylum of the Birds"
Photography // Tuesday, March 04, 2014
Last week we received an email from Roger Ballen notifying us that his new video "Asylum of Birds" was close to being released and with it the South African artist said, "The video is almost ready; you will not forget it." And after viewing it several times we agree, it's unforgettable.
video: Roger Ballen's Asylum of the Birds (trailer)
Photography // Friday, February 21, 2014
To promote Roger Ballen's upcoming book Asylum of the Birds being published by Thames & Hudson in April, this short video was created and it will certainly leave you in anticipation for its release. Ballen's extensive and iconic photography work has spanned several decades, gaining a broader exposure globally in his collaboration with Die Antwoord music videos.
Tahiti Pehrson "Connectivity" @ Salon91, Cape Town
Juxtapoz // Tuesday, January 28, 2014
Tahiti Pehrson, who was featured in our November, 2013 issue and kicked off Juxtapoz Editions with a fantastic Zine, will be opening a new solo exhibition, "Connectivity," at Salon91 in Cape Town, South Africa on February 26th, 2014...
Os Gemeos for Nelson Mandela
Juxtapoz // Wednesday, December 11, 2013
As everyone surely knows by now, the world lost one of its most influential, iconic, and pwerful symbols of peace this past week with the passing of former South African president and Nobel Peace Prize winner, Nelson Mandela. We have seen a few art pieces in honor of Mandela, but in our world, Brazilian twins Os Gemeos recent post on their Instagram account is simple but strong tribute to the revolutionary. The piece was accompanied by a great quote...
Pieter Hugo's "There's a Place in Hell for Me and My Friends"
Juxtapoz // Wednesday, October 23, 2013
This morning we take a look back at one of our favorite photographers, Pieter Hugo's series There's a Place in Hell for Me and My Friends, a series of close-up portraits of the artist and his friends, all of whom call South Africa home. Through a digital process of converting colour images to black and white while manipulating the colour channels, Hugo emphasizes the pigment (melanin) in his sitters' skins so they appear heavily marked by blemishes and sun damage.


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Iv Versed Given Po
0Sep 3, '07 by RARRNI was recently on shift in an ED when physician ordered IV versed to be mixed with PO tylenol and given to a pediatric patient for conscious sedation to reduce closed fracture of forearm. The label on the IV Versed read "for IV or IM use only". I showed the physician the warning and he replied, "we do it here all the time." I informed the physician that I was uncomfortable giving the medication and gave the order to my charge nurse who carried out the physicians request. The rationale on the box was because it contained a certain type of alcohol that was not for po ingestion. Have any of you ever used this drug orally?
1Sep 3, '07 by TexasPediRNI've used PO Versed many times to preop children.
That said, Versed comes in 2 forms - IV and PO.
The child should have received PO Versed and not an IV versed by mouth. I'm sure if the pharmacy stocks IV Versed, they should have some PO.
Sorry, but to me, thats bad practice on the nurses and drs part and you were very right to refuse to give it. They should have gotten the correct form of the drug before administering PO. I actually think that the issue should be taken up with the MD...or higher..nuangel1 likes this. -
0Sep 3, '07 by RN29414In outpatient settings, such as physician's offices, IV versed is mixed with tylenol for pediatric sedation. You can do an internet search and find the formula. It is important to use the 1mg/1ml form and not the 5mg/ml. It is not bad practice, just using what is available. Many formularies do not carry po versed unless they have a PICU or Peds ER.
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0Sep 3, '07 by steelcityrnIt may be done, but if a child were to have a bad reaction to that and was injured, a lawyer would be all over that since the bottle states IM or IV.
0Sep 3, '07 by anononurseI have done it many times w/peds, sometimes mixed w/a little apple juice-- seems to go down easier than the syrupy tylenol & easier than the po versed too. The job I'm at now uses only the PO Versed liquid for kids though.Last edit by anononurse on Sep 3, '07
0Sep 7, '07 by bigreddog1934if using it for this purpose is so common, why doesnt the pharm just stock it in the po form?


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Fan-Made Music Video Contest
Connecticon's Fan-Made Music Video Contest is a world-wide competition for amature video editors! Have you ever been listening to a song on the radio and thought to yourself, "Wow... this fits with my favorite anime / movie / TV show / video game so perfectly!" Well... here's your chance to show off your work to an audience of thousands! Videos are received from across the globe and narrowed down to a group of 35 finalists, which the ConnectiCon audience will then vote on for their favorites. In addition, technical prizes will be awarded to those videos which wow the judges panel with their technical or conceptual prowess. For more information about the rules, acceptable footage, and submission information, check out the menu to the right.
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Speeding swimmer pleads guilty
Comment on this storyPretoria - A man arrested for speeding on the N1 to Pretoria pleaded guilty to reckless and negligent driving in the Pretoria Magistrate's Court on Monday.
Adam Hack, 20, was fined R1500 for driving at 188km/h, Gauteng traffic police spokeswoman Busaphi Nxumalo said.
Hack and his father David, 55, were arrested on Sunday for speeding in their Porsche GT3s. David was driving at 234km/h, ahead of Adam.
David would appear in the same court on Tuesday facing charges of reckless and negligent driving, with an alternative charge of exceeding the general speed limit of 120km/h.
Nxumalo said Adam was a South African Olympic swimmer, but Swimming SA could not confirm this.
Beeld newspaper reported that Swimming SA spokesman Godfrey Monei knew most of the Olympic team swimmers, but did not know of an Adam Hack.
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I will never forget the day my doctor told me I was having a heart attack. I'd been in the middle of a four-mile run, something I did several times a week, when I started to get a heartburn sensation. I'd always believed a heart attack would bring you to your knees, so I was fairly certain I was fine and could make it the rest of the way home. And I did. But once I was home, I decided to have it checked out. I was met with an urgent, quick reaction and the surprising words: heart attack. It took less than ten minutes for a stent to open the blocked artery. I felt a weight lifted—and relief! It is so easy to be wrong. I have heart disease in my family—my mother had heart bypass surgery—but because I believed I was in good shape, I didn't think it would happen to me. I was running and bicycling, and I didn't have high blood pressure. Now, people I know call my heart attack their own eye-opener. They're reviewing their habits and getting physicals. My sons are too, despite the similar belief we shared: We all exercise, so why would any of us have a heart attack? Today, just months later, I truly feel I'm healthier than I was even fifteen years ago. Doctors saved much of my heart muscle with little to no damage. And if I can learn anything from my mother's experience, it's that time is also on my family's side. She continues to do well twenty years after her bypass. And I'm looking forward to a long, heart-healthy life!
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Davy has revised upwards its forecast for Irish economic for this year and next, citing a rebound in the domestic economy and increased investment.
In a new set of forecasts for the Irish economy, Davy expect Irish GDP to expand by 3.5pc in 2014, 3pc in 2015 and 2.8pc in 2016, becoming the fastest growing economy in the EU.
It said that the clear recovery in the domestic economy should become apparent in GDP growth this year, artificially depressed by poor export performance among multinationals last year.
The recovery, it said, will also be more broad-based as consumer spending and investment growth accelerate.
The forecast predicts that the government deficit will fall to 2.9pc of GDP next year based on a €500m adjustment in Budget 2015.
"The big picture is that the temporary negative impact of the pharmaceutical patent cliff is now waning. The clear recovery in the domestic economy should become apparent in GDP growth in 2014, artificially depressed by poor export performance among multinationals last year. With GDP growth envisaged to be close to 3pc thereafter, Irish GDP in real terms will return to pre-recession peak levels by 2016."
It predicts that employment will grow by 2.8pc this year and by 2.3pc next year, while unemployment is predicted to fall to 9.6pc in 2015 and to 8.6pc in 2016.
Davy said that only 8,000 house were built last year adding that its forecasts are based on housing completions rising back to almost 15,000 in 2016. While this is a substantial increase on recent years, it is still below the 25,000 a year necessary to satisfy "natural demographic demand".
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In one Quark palette, I can see if some anchors are unconnected to a hyperlink (very useful to see if you forgot to connect it, or if your document needs fine tuning). One can also see if an anchor as multiple hyperlink connections to it (which they usually do in a complex document). InDesign is missing these.
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The update process is a bit stupid but there is a direct link... And ID 3.01 works fine.
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The world-class Education Program adds more value to the experience with more than 100 expert-led sessions, including many geared toward concrete producers. In addition to the following producer-related seminars, others cover topics such as Business, Finance and Money Matters, Leadership and Management, Safety and Risk Management, and Technical Updates. These classes fill up quickly, so act fast. Click on the Education tab at www.worldofconcrete.com.
90-Minute Seminar 8:30–10 a.m., Monday, Jan. 20 Quality Pervious Concrete: Design, Construction, Repair and Maintenance Presenter: Matt Offenberg, PE, W.R. Grace & Co. Pervious Concrete Field Project for Installer Certification (two-hour time slots from 10:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m., Tuesday –Thursday)
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Hi guys! I'm new here so I'm sorry if this thread has already popped up but I'm curious, as gamers, do you think it is important for games to be considered art? Are they already art?
Games have certainly come a long way in the last 2 decades, the Playstation popularised gaming and made it "cool" for the most part. Then over the course of the 00s, games such as MGS2/3/4, GTA, Resident Evil 4, Okami, LOZ: Wind Waker, FF and so on have really pushed the boundaries in terms of what can be done in the medium with story and emotion. Heavy Rain and TLOU can be added to that list too.
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I know this request has been posted a million times, but all the more reason for discussing it again. I think this is a serious shortcoming of this otherwise brilliant ecommerce platform. It really is a mystery why per-product shipping isnât a standard Magento feature when I am sure it would be quite simple to implement and it applies to so many different real-life situations. How many stores actually sell items that all cost the same amount to ship? And why are we forced to set complicated table rates according to weight, size and quantity when it would be so much simpler to add a field for each individual product named âshipping rateâ? Browse the web for âMagento per-product shippingâ and you will find thousands of companies looking for this feature and offering hundreds of dollars to PHP developers to come up with a solution. I understand that there are a few commercial extensions available for this purpose, but Magento is first and foremost an open-source platform and basic features such as this should be included. I think it's time to put some pressure on the very talented Magento team to finally implement this. Am I being unreasonable?
We don't offer anything in the free space, but have a number of commercial extensions covering the shipping via Product capability - I believe we are the largest Shipping extension site on Magento.
I'd like to clarify that the reason we charge is simply so we can provide a good service to our customers, who obviously tend to be businesses. We don't leave our customers with extensions and no support, and although I've got involved in the community space (Matrixrate has had over 11000 downloads) I've found that I couldnt offer the level of support people wanted at no cost.
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Weâve actually put out an extension that simply allows you to specify a flat rate for an individual product. We also think that this really should be included in Magentoâs core feature set. Weâve had so many requests from our own clients, that we thought it would be a good idea to just build one. We kept it cheap so everyone can have access to it. Hereâs the link: http://store.redstage.com/flat-rate-shipping-per-product.html. Also open to suggestions on additional functionality.
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We have an update! Now, we have an extension that overrides calculated shipping per product.
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Minutes of the April 17, 1996 meeting of the School and Library Network Advisory Board Members Present: Joanne Steneck, Phil Lindley, Linda Lord (for R. Poulin), Gary Nichols, Barry McCrum, Reginald Palmer, Bruce Larsen (for J. McCarthy), Wayne Jortner (for W. Black) Absent: Stephen Gilbert - - - - - 1. Minutes of 4/3/96 meeting approved with no changes. No old business. 2. Training Sessions Report The packet of materials distributed at the Technology Planning Workshops was passed out. 368 attended in Ellsworth, 410 attended in Portland. Presque Isle session changed to 4/30; +100 signed up so far. Reviews of training positive; people very appreciative. Ms. Steneck queried mailing materials to people who missed workshops - if it would be of benefit. NYNEX will mail packets to those with inquiries about preparing for the network connection. It was suggested another round of workshops be held in 4 to 6 months. It was also suggested that schools and libraries be required to sign a contract or statement of understanding upon connection of service. Further discussion of this matter at next meeting. 3. Pricing of Equivalent Value Services Interpretation of Commission's order should be resolved. Methodology should be developed and presented to the Board for its approval. Method needed within two weeks which will then go to the Commission for its approval. The same method will be used for costing out EVS as will be used for calculating spending toward the $4 million. Mr. Larsen stated that following discussion with the Commission staff, his interpretation of order was to cover incremental costs. $70 to $100 for 40-mile circuit; could be as low as $30 and as high as $200 per month. 98% of all locations possibly in $35 to $40 per month range. A sub-group will meet and bring something definite back to the next meeting. Mr. McCrum, Mr. Lindley, Mr. Palmer and Mr. Larsen agreed to be in this group. 4. Other Equipment Substitutions Routers being substituted for FRADs was discussed. NYNEX feels customer should pay the difference if this choice is made. Ms. Steneck's concern is if substituting is started, it goes against the intent of this program. If the prices were the same, no problem. If it is a security difference, it is worth it. Security will be major issue on network. Routers are better than FRADs in security area. Board to revisit question of routers versus FRADs and price differences. Mr. Graul from NYNEX, Mr. Jortner, Karl Beiser and Gerry Dubay to consider advantages/disadvantages, costs, question of more network requirement, security issues, timing, impact and band width optimization and report back with a recommendation at next meeting. The issue was raised of whether schools and libraries should have the additional option of taking a T-1 connection for a group of schools being networked rather than 56KP lines for each location. Another sub-group will explore this topic and report back at the next meeting. The group will include Mr. Black, Mr. McCarthy, Mr. Palmer, Ms. Steneck and Bob Roy (for NECTA). 5. Help Desk Susan Winch of the Scarborough Library discussed implementation as a NYNEX test site. An area not covered in the proposed training is support for configuration of software to work properly. She feels help desk support is more important than end user support. She endorses another tier of training concurrent with training of trainers that covers technical aspect of software. Getting applications working together very important but it does cost money. Two levels of knowledge is critical. On the table: The help desk issue and supplemental training for technical coordinators. The training cap in the Order may need to be changed to higher amount. Costs need to be firmed up so the Board knows how much of the $4 million ($20 million) will likely be spent. Mr. Larsen stated training costs could probably be doubled with no problems. Supplemental training -- how much is enough? One day? Technical site management? Training for people with some experience should be addressed. Karl Beiser, Linda Lord, Ray Poulin, Jim McCarthy and Gary Nichols will meet to redefine Karl's draft proposal (for a help desk for libraries) and present it at next meeting. This should cover help desk; additional site coordinator training; hardware installation training; and separate prices for each part of the proposal. 6. Other At next meeting, NYNEX will report on number of applications received and summary of questions asked. All computer application forms to go to NYNEX and then to Ms. Steneck at the PUC. After 5/15 computer applications will be reviewed. Ms. Steneck will present to the Board for approval of applications. It was agreed that a flow chart would be useful on how NYNEX will handle applications, including requests for alternative services. 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(SportsNetwork.com) - The last time Adam Wainwright faced the Cubs at Wrigley Field, the right-hander suffered through one of his worst starts this season. Today, Wainwright gets an opportunity to become the first 13-game winner in the majors as the St. Louis Cardinals take on the Chicago Cubs in the rubber match of a three-game series.
Wainwright is 1-1 with a 6.00 ERA in three starts against the Cubs this season, but his lone appearance at Wrigley Field on May 2 saw him give up a season-high 10 hits along with six runs over five frames. Wainwright suffered his first defeat on the north side after 17 games (12 starts).
Over his career, Wainwright is 9-7 with a 4.44 ERA in 34 games (25 starts) against the Cubs. He is 6-1 all-time at Wrigley Field.
Wainwright, who has yet to lose consecutive starts this season, is coming off a 7-2 loss versus Tampa Bay on Tuesday when he allowed six hits and six runs -- four earned -- over just 4 2/3 innings.
There are six pitchers in the National League with 12 victories, but only Wainwright takes the mound today. Detroit's Rick Porcello, who also has 12 wins, pitches today in Anaheim.
Kyle Hendricks counters for the Cubs as the 24-year-old righty makes his third major league start. Hendricks, who was acquired from Texas at the trade deadline two years ago, made his Wrigley Field debut Tuesday versus San Diego and earned his first win after tossing seven shutout innings. Hendricks held the Padres to five hits over seven innings. He struck out five and walked three.
Hendricks has allowed just one run in his last 12 innings after surrendering three runs in the first inning of his big league debut in Cincinnati on July 10.
Yesterday, Matt Adams finished with a pair of hits and drove in four runs, leading St. Louis to a 6-3 win. New acquisition A.J. Pierzynski collected three hits and knocked in a run for the Cardinals, who rebounded from a one- run loss in Friday's opener and snapped a four-game losing streak.
"I definitely wanted to play this year because I didn't want to end with a bad taste in my mouth after Boston," Pierzynski said. "I wanted to find a place to play. I didn't want to end the season, I didn't want to end anything like that."
Matt Carpenter added an RBI and scored twice, while Randy Choate (2-2) recorded the final out in the sixth to snag the win. Shelby Miller lasted 5 2/3 innings and yielded two runs on three hits while fanning three.
Nate Schierholtz and Ryan Sweeney hit solo homers for the Cubs, who have dropped eight of their last 10. Emilio Bonifacio contributed three hits and scored once in the setback.
James Russell (0-2) was charged with four runs on two hits while retiring two batters in defeat. Jake Arrieta gave up two runs on five hits with six strikeouts over the first six frames.
"He did all that with not his best stuff, but he was still pretty effective," Cubs manager Rick Renteria noted of Arrieta. "That performance was probably indicative of how much he's grown."
The Cardinals have won six of the 11 meetings this season.
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NEW YORK -- Venus Williams arrived at this U.S. Open with a bum knee. She hadn't played a match in more than two months. She hadn't reached the semifinals at any Grand Slam tournament in more than a year.
And now? Williams is two victories away from her first U.S. Open title since 2001.
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The No. 3-seeded Williams overcame nine double-faults and a total of 33 unforced errors to beat reigning French Open champion Francesca Schiavone 7-6 (5), 6-4 in the quarterfinals Tuesday night.
"I want to be in the final, because then obviously it's just one more step," the 30-year-old Williams said. "But I'm just focused on the semis, and I don't get too excited unless the tournament is over."
Next up for Williams is a semifinal against defending champion Kim Clijsters, who ran her U.S. Open winning streak to 19 matches by eliminating French Open runner-up Samantha Stosur 6-4, 5-7, 6-3. Clijsters and Williams have split their 12 previous meetings, but the Belgian won the most recent four, including in the fourth round in New York in 2009.
"Venus is a great competitor. She's been playing some really great tennis these last few matches," Clijsters said. "I look forward to it. It's a challenge."
Williams is the only American singles player left in the tournament, because the last of the country's 15 men in the field, 20th-seeded Sam Querrey, lost 7-6 (9), 6-7 (5), 7-5, 4-6, 6-4 to No. 25 Stanislas Wawrinka of Switzerland earlier Tuesday.
Asked whether she sensed any responsibility to carry American hopes, Williams smiled and replied: "If I felt like that, I don't think I'd be able to even raise my arms. Thankfully, I don't feel that way. I think my expectations are enough to deal with, so I'm just going to hopefully temper that."
Her own expectations are based, of course, on a lengthy list of successes, including seven Grand Slam singles titles. Two came at the U.S. Open, in 2000 and 2001. But she last made the semifinals at Flushing Meadows in 2007, and she hasn't played in the title match since losing to her sister Serena in 2002.
"I feel really comfortable here," Williams said, "and it's great to come back to a place where I have won, and a place where I've played well."
Querrey-Wawrinka lasted nearly 4½ hours, meaning Williams-Schiavone didn't start on the same Arthur Ashe Stadium court until after 6 p.m.
But Williams didn't mind the delay one bit.
"I'm a pro at waiting for my match: Singles, doubles, you name it, I've waited. I've waited for rain delays. That's a part of tennis," said Williams, whose other five major singles championships came at Wimbledon. "I'm a pretty laid-back person, so I don't get too tight waiting."
She and the sixth-seeded Schiavone both found it tough to play the way they wanted, thanks to swirling wind that Williams said made it impossible to practice serves during the warm-up time, because her ball tosses kept going astray.
Still, she handled the conditions better in the end, improving to 8-0 against Schiavone.
The key was the tiebreak, when Williams went ahead 4-0 with a backhand passing winner on the run. She moved well all evening, showing not a shred of a sign that there is anything wrong with her left knee. Williams sprained that kneecap in early August, which kept her from playing any hard-court tuneup events before heading to New York.
Schiavone, though, took the next four points to even things. Then she made it 5-all by winning a 12-stroke exchange with a volley, celebrating by skipping and pumping her fist -- the sort of excellence at the net and general exuberance she showed en route to the title in Paris, where she became Italy's first female Grand Slam champion.
But then came two shots Schiavone would come to regret. First she pushed a backhand long to give Williams a set point at 6-5. Then she sailed a forehand long to end the set.
"I'm so angry," Schiavone said afterward. "Instead of attacking and going for the lines, I should have played a little safer and put the ball in."
Here is why that set was so crucial: Williams entered Tuesday with a 51-1 record at the U.S. Open when winning the first set -- the only loss was 4-6, 7-5, 6-1 to eventual champion Clijsters in the 2005 quarterfinals.
So while Schiavone could insist, as she did, that "When you lose the first set, you still have every chance to win the match," Williams is now 52-1 in New York when the opening set is hers.
"I feel like when the stakes were higher," Williams said, "I was able to raise my game."
Now comes the time to do that in the U.S. Open semifinals. And, if Williams gets her way, in the final, too.
Clijsters and Stosur both found the swirling air a problem, particularly when serving. There were a total of 15 service breaks, including a stretch in which there were nine in a span of 10 games.
"I don't think either of us played our best tennis tonight, by any means," said Stosur, whose fourth-round match ended at 1:35 a.m. Monday, the latest finish for a women's match at the U.S. Open.
She got broken all four times she served in the final set.
Clijsters managed to hold in each of her last two service games, finishing things off with an ace, her fifth of the evening.
"Yeah, that's probably all the frustration that comes out at the end," Clijsters said with a smile. "I'm just going to try and just remember the last serve I hit today and just try and focus on that one."
The Belgian won the U.S. Open the last two times she entered, in 2005 and -- after taking off 2½ years to get married and have a baby -- in 2009. Now she is trying to become the first woman since Williams in 2000-01 to win the tournament two years in a row.
Clijsters has won 25 of her last 26 matches in the tournament, but Stosur felt she had her opportunities to get to the U.S. Open semifinals for the first time.
"I know Kim's a great player and a very tough opponent here. I mean, it wasn't the easiest match to win," Stosur said. "But when you have chances like that, that's what's disappointing -- not to kind of lose 'em on your own racket. I don't think she really stepped up and hit 12 winners to break my serve three times in a row."
Clijsters double-faulted eight times, made 43 total unforced errors and lost seven of her 19 service games.
"After the match, I was like, 'How did I win this?' I didn't feel like I was playing well; Sam is a good player," Clijsters said, "so I was just kind of talking to my coach and fitness coach and just [saying], 'Wow. What just happened? How did I win?"
Continued Clijsters, who had 16 unforced errors on forehands, 17 on backhands: "Next match, everything will have to be a lot better."
Information from The Associated Press was used in this report.
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• Garber: Clijsters' victory sweet -- and sour
• Garber: Federer shrinks when it matters
• McManus: Rafa one step from career Slam
• Tandon: Five incentives for the finalists
• Bodo: Why Zvonareva will win the Open
• Hanging with LZ
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• Digital Serve: Men's final preview
• Clijsters wins U.S. Open
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• Clijsters, Zvonareva advance
• Garber: Hiccups don't derail Clijsters'
• Howard: Youzhny, Djokovic look to spoil
• SportsNation: Take your Grand Slam quiz
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• Clijsters, Zvonareva to meet in women's final
• Bryan brothers win men's doubles title
• Clijsters beats Venus in three
• Zvonareva takes out Wozniacki
• Digital Serve: Super Saturday preview
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• Nadal, Youzhny to meet in semifinals
• Huber, Bryan win mixed doubles title
• Garber: Nadal and the U.S. Open in sync
• Garber: Opportunity beckons for Youzhny
• McManus: Hingis happy to surface
• Ubha: Time we appreciate Venus Williams
• Rafa rolls in straight sets
• Youzhny escapes in five sets
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• Bopanna-Qureshi to face Bryans in final
• Garber: Fed magnificent amid mayhem
• Garber: The Spanish specialists
• Ubha: Assessing the men's chances
• End of an era for U.S. Davis Cup team
• Vera Zvonareva reaches semifinals
• Djokovic beats Monfils
• Wozniacki wins
• Federer mauls Soderling
• Digital Serve: Day 11 preview
Day 9
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• Garber: Venus dresses down Schiavone
• Garber: No secrets between Fed, Soderling
• McManus: So long to the U.S. men
• Wawrinka beats Querrey
• Digital Serve: Will Federer win?
• The reign of Rafa
• What's not to like about Clijsters?
• Venus Williams wins in straight sets
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• Garber: French finalists rediscovering game
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• Patrick McEnroe resigns
• Digital Serve: Day 9 preview
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• Ubha: Roddick heads list of Week 1 foibles
• Tandon: Offense versus defense
• Riled Up: Tennis line judges
• Nadal defeats Simon
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8 Listening to gossip is like eating cheap candy; do you really want junk like that in your belly? | 8 The words of a gossip are like choice morsels; they go down to a man's inmost parts. |
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Another week gone by, and a wonderful Halloween. The Parks & Rec event at Sandstone Park last Saturday was outstanding; games, great music, wonderful weather, etc. Everyone had a great time and great costumes. Two of my favorites were Dr. Dennis Johnstone,