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The newly merged tribe returns from Tribal Council and finds food and champagne at their camp, much to their delight. Troy interviews that this is what he wanted out of Survivor, to be playing as an individual in a merged tribe. Everyone starts swigging champagne, except for Jonas who doesn't drink, so he gives up his sip to someone else. Alicia interviews that she didn't know the merge was coming so soon, and this might change Christina's fate. Alicia also knows that she's screwed without Colton or his Immunity Idol and she might return to the women and their "girl power" alliance. She might? She should. What's her other shot, to be a turncoat and join the men who will ditch her as soon as they get rid of the rest of the women? That would be a real Cochran move.
The next morning, the tribe realizes that they need to come up with a new name. Troy suggests Tikianu, because Tiki means god and anu means year. So God Year? Why is that a good tribe name? They're not there for a year and God has nothing to do with this game.
Jonas is cooking diced coconut in a frying pan and he gives a whole Top Chef-style speech about his cooking method, which actually made me laugh. I think it's because I've often lampooned the pretentious Top Chef descriptions of their dishes. Kim expresses appreciation for Jonas's cooking skills.
Jay starts making coffee from the Reward Package that the former Salanis won before the merge. Tarzan says something about how to make it and Jay says it's only for the people who won it. Because of his accent, Tarzan thinks Jay says it's for the people that want it. They clear up that confusion and Tarzan mumbles something about it being for everyone on the tribe, but he doesn't ask for coffee again. Jay pours it out for those who won it and Tarzan stands creepily in the group and stares at their coffee. I mean, I get why they don't want to share, I guess, but they're making it clear where their allegiance lies. I wouldn't ask for it if I didn't win it, but if I did win it, I think I would offer to share at least a few sips for the sake of goodwill. It's hard to say how you'd act in reality though; it's easy for me to claim I'd share when I can just go to the store and buy more coffee. Jay interviews that the former Salani tribe has the numbers and plans to pick off the others one by one. Tarzan interviews that he thought the guys would reform their alliance after the merge, but now it doesn't seem like that's going to happen.

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DANVILLE, PA �November 8, 2006 -- Geisinger Health System is convening leading national authorities to help address potential risks and challenges associated with the widespread implementation of electronic health records (EHR).
"Electronic health records have the capacity to bring enormous benefits to patients and providers but, like other clinical innovations, they carry risks that must be identified and managed," said James Walker, M.D., chief medical information officer at Geisinger. "We are bringing together a group of recognized leaders to form a national advisory panel to identify the scope of EHR safety, define research needs and benchmarks, and establish what individual healthcare institutions can do to make electronic health records as safe and effective as possible."
Walker said, "Widespread use of EHR systems in care delivery is a new proposition for most caregivers. A national body addressing EHR safety and effectiveness would play a pivotal role in recommending standards, policies, and shared functions, such as creation of the first national database that will allow organizations to benchmark quality and learn from others' experience."
According to Ron Paulus, M.D., chief technology and innovation officer at Geisinger, individuals who have already agreed to participate represent a cross-section of nationally recognized stakeholders who are "renowned in their respective fields and who bring immense common sense to what they do."
"Although numerous industry stakeholders have called for widespread, near-term adoption of EHRs in essentially all clinical practices, a large adoption gap exists between the theorists and those clinicians seeing patients every day. This initiative would address the critical safety and effectiveness barriers to widespread EHR adoption," said Paulus.
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Using EHRs as a core means for improving the safety and effectiveness of care has been a hot topic in recent years across government, policy, industry and clinical stakeholders. Given the tens of billions of dollars necessary to install such systems in physician practices nationwide, greater attention is being paid to issues such as EHR safety, reliability and testing, monitoring and implementation strategies.
Geisinger Health System, under whose auspices the panel is being assembled, has successfully deployed an integrated EHR that provides access to critical information about a patient's health to doctors and other healthcare providers through HIPAA-compliant Internet portals. Geisinger also offers patients direct, confidential access to their EHR, electronic messaging with their doctor's practice and online scheduling. The Geisinger is actively engaged in research studying the quality and efficiency of EHR-enhanced care processes.
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The San Juan Chamber MusicFest, our flagship event, is right around the corner! The annual MusicFest features a small group of musicians of international renown, under the artistic direction of pianist Max Levinson, producing a number of concerts and events throughout Ouray County.
This year's Chamber MusicFest takes place from Wednesday, Aug. 20 through Sunday, Aug. 24.
MusicFest concerts showcase the full repertoire of chamber music classics by the great composers, as well as more contemporary and lesser-known pieces.
Programs this year include an informal Classical Café featuring music from around the world, a free family concert with "Professor Wolfgang Amadeus Schmutzinberry", a traditional classical concert at the Wright Opera House featuring the music of great Eastern European composers Dohnanyi, Bartok and Dvorak, master classes, and an intimate dinner salon concert in a private home.
Levinson, as artistic director, is a constant presence at MusicFest with his sparkling piano virtuosity. The San Fransisco Chronicle has proclaimed him "one of the brightest, most intellectually fearless pianists of his generation."
Each year, Levinson selects several guest musicians to perform with him at MusicFest. This year's guest musicians included violinist Nurit Pacht and classical guitarist Vami Ramos, who will perform the Giuliani Duo for Violin and Guitar with Pacht (his wife) at the dinner salon concert as well as portraying "Wolfgang Amadeus Schmutzinberry" in a delightfully whimsical family concert. Student musicians Julia Yang on cello and Emily Brandenburg on viola complete the ensemble this year.
Other featured guest musicians in recent years have included violinists Irina Muresanu and Catherine Leonard, violinist/violist Patrick Shaughnessy, cellists Allison Eldredge, Thomas Landschoot, Felix Fan and Brinton Smith, and clarinetist Caroll McGonnell.
Meet the Musicians:
Max Levinson – Artistic Director, Piano
Pianist Max Levinson is known as an intelligent and sensitive artist with a fearless technique. The Washington Post writes, "You can hear gasps in the audience – Max Levinson displays technical wizardry. His playing has solid, assured technique, clarity of vision and a sense of the permanent values in music that underlie surface variations." He has performed as soloist with the Los Angeles Philharmonic, St. Louis Symphony, Detroit Symphony, Baltimore Symphony, San Francisco Symphony, St. Paul Chamber Orchestra, Utah Symphony, Oregon Symphony, Indianapolis Symphony, Colorado Symphony, New World Symphony, Boston Pops, San Antonio Symphony, Louisville Symphony, Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra, and National Symphony Orchestra of Ireland, and in recital at New York's Lincoln Center, Washington DC's Kennedy Center, London's Wigmore Hall, Zürich's Tonhalle, the Musee d'Orsay in Paris, Jordan Hall in Boston, and throughout the US, Canada, and Europe.
Levinson's international career was launched when he won First Prize at the 1997 Dublin International Piano Competition, the first American to achieve this distinction. He then received overwhelming critical acclaim for his two solo recordings on N2K Encoded Music, and was awarded the prestigious Avery Fisher Career Grant in March 1999. Most recently he was awarded the 2005 Andrew Wolf Award, given biannually to a pianist for achievement as a chamber musician.
Max Levinson is a graduate of Harvard and the New England Conservatory, receiving an Artist Diploma and the Gunther Schuller Medal. His teachers include Patricia Zander, Aube Tzerko and Bruce Sutherland. An active chamber musician, Levinson has collaborated with such artists as Pinchas Zukerman, the Tokyo , Vermeer, Mendelssohn, and Borromeo Quartets, and regularly appears at major music festivals including Santa Fe , Marlboro, Tanglewood, La Jolla, Killington, and Switzerland 's Davos Festival.
He is currently on the faculty at Boston Conservatory and Brown University and is a Steinway Artist. He lives in Boston with his wife, cellist Allison Eldredge, and their daughters Natalie and Jessica.
Guest musicians for the 2014 San Juan Chamber MusicFest:
Nurit Pacht – Violin
Violinist Nurit Pacht was selected as one of the "Stars of the Year 2000″ by Le Monde de la Musique and since then her career has blossomed with appearances in London's Wigmore Hall, Vienna's Musikverein, Moscow's Great Hall, Washington's Kennedy Center, Carnegie's Weill Hall, The People's Hall of China in Beijing and at Ravinia's Rising Stars Series. Chosen by director Robert Wilson to be the featured musician in his multi-media piece Relative Light featuring solo violin works by John Cage's and J.S. Bach, Nurit is equally at home in the standard repertoire as in the contemporary.
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Rami Vamos – Classical Guitarist, Music Educator
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Julia Yang – Cello
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As a solo cellist, Julia has won numerous prestigious competitions. Her orchestral leadership experience is broad, having performed as principal cellist under conductors such as Hugh Wolff, Leonard Slatkin, and Nicholas McGegan as well as serving as rotating principal for New England Conservatory's Conductor-less Chamber Orchestra for their 2012-13 season. In 2011, she was chosen to play as associate principal cellist of the Youtube Orchestra under conductor Michael Tilson Thomas in Sydney, Australia, performing concerts in the iconic Sydney Opera House. Currently, Julia is the associate principal of the Discovery Ensemble, and has been called upon to play principal for both Discovery Ensemble as well as other orchestras in the Boston area such as the Atlantic Symphony Orchestra.
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Emily Brandenburg – Viola
Emily has won numerous awards and performance opportunities since she began her music studies. She has soloed with one of the Rhode Island Philharmonic Youth Orchestras, the Rhode Island Philharmonic Soloists Orchestra, and the Warwick Symphony Orchestra.
She has become an avid orchestral and chamber musician, performing with various orchestras such the Rhode Island Philharmonic Youth Orchestras, Rhode Island Soloists Orchestra, the Macon Symphony Orchestra, the Atlantic Symphony Orchestra and the Boston Philharmonic Orchestra . Being a supporter of new music, Emily has worked with and premiered numerous new compositions by composer Nathan Prillaman. She was also a member of a contemporary ensemble at the McDuffie Center for Strings during her undergraduate degree and continues to perform new music at NEC.
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The office of Dr Mulongo Bakona, dentist at Shangazi health centre in Ruashi, Congo, looks different since November 2013. A large blue dental chair now has pride of place behind his desk. This new chair has radically changed his work conditions.
"Before receiving this chair, I was working under difficult conditions, let me say unacceptable conditions," says Dr Mulongo. "To treat a patient, I was obliged to let them sit on a plastic chair or lie on a bench. I am pleased that these conditions changed with the two dental chairs that we received from World Vision. "
Every day, between 10 and 15 patients consult the dentist in this suburban neighbourhood of Lubumbashi. Among patients Dr Mulongo treats this morning, Tasha, 11. She has a decayed tooth that the dentist is going to extract. In less than five minutes, the tooth is extracted, Tasha kept cool during the short operation with anaesthesia and the comfort of the chair says the doctor. "Parents are more confident since they know we have a dental chair as in major hospitals. They come and confidently leave us their children and go to work."
More than six months, Shangazi health centre had written to World Vision to request equipment for their dental service. This donation of World Vision enables them to work in improved standards reports Dr Mulongo. "We can only be grateful for receiving these two chairs that allow us to work more effectively even in remote areas where people are very poor".
Diseases related to teeth are common in this area, affecting mostly children and pregnant women. But the dentist still faces a lack of appropriate materials and special products to treat all cases. "We are limited to conservative care, cavities and cavity complications. We also do preventative care for children at high risk for cavities, "says the dentist.
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>I don't need your help with that.
Well if you could kindly point out to me which image I uploaded that belongs to you, I'd remove it immediately. And most artists do like people to share their images, it exposes their art to more people so that they can appreciate it, which is the intent of most artists.
>It doesn't work that way. You can't withhold the source until somebody asks for it. Besides, you have uploaded 5606 images. Are you telling me you could tell me where every single one is from?
I can and I do. Most viewers of the kym gallery come here to view pictures, have a laugh/feel, and then move on. They hardly ask for a source, and when they do, it's usually for some very beautiful picture or a funny comic, not some mlb watermarked image with a rage face on it. You're correct in assuming I couldn't provide the source for all 5606 images, but if someone asked for the source I would try my hardest to find it. Most of the images I post are from Derpibooru, so I can simply enter in a few tags and follow links to the image's source.
Here I'm telling you that I'm a victim of someone else taking actual credit for my work, not just uploading it to some other website. If someone did upload it to another website (which they often do) without taking credit for it, I'd be completely fine with that.


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That's an interesting way of looking at it. Especially considering the fact that many of the features and gui changes are the product of feedback from these forums.
if the forums are not a true representative of all users, then why are the forums making the decisions that affect all users?
Anyway, nice point.
Now, let's get back to the voting.
Understandable for sure, but I think the point was that the results are for all-time and will not really indicate what the rate is today. The results from this poll will invariably be more negative than what someone getting a new HR20 today could expect in their situation.


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McCotter 75 (Boehner guy)
Issa 22
Putnam 118
McCotter 75 (Boehner guy)
Issa 22
Donald Powell, the Gulf Coast recovery coordinator for the White House, had an op-ed in the Wash Post this morning on the "Baker bill" that would set up a revolving loan fund called the Louisiana Recovery Corporation to help New Orleans and surrounding parishes get back on their feet. There is no nicer way to say it than to say that Mr. Powell is either extremely dim-witted or else duplicitous. Volumes could be written refuting the nonsense in his column, but the upshot of it is this:
Rep. Roy Blunt's staff may be saying he is staying on as House Republican Whip, but don't place a lot of money on that bet just yet. We're hearing that while Blunt wants to keep his leadership post, and many caucus members are saying the right things just an hour after defeat. But it is far from certain that Blunt is the long-term or even mid-term answer to the Whip post.
One of the reasons Blunt failed to gain traction -- and a point we humbly point out we've been making here for some time -- is that the Whip operation has declined badly over the past 18 months. Just how badly was evident yesterday in the deficit-cutting legislative vote.
We should be clear, we've received no indication from our Boehner sources that there is a move afoot to push Blunt out of his post, nor does Boehner as Majority Leader have the stated ability to push Blunt out. But generally what a Majority Leader wants, a Majority Leader gets.
And what a third party who ensured the election of that Majority Leader wants, that third party usually gets. As Drudge says ... Developing ....
Have to disagree with you, SallyVee. This is not "taqiya", which is "precautionary dissimulation." There's no dissimulation here, just a blunt-force attempt to impose Islamist censorship on the media. And I do agree that it's no longer just a "kerfuffle." There are Palestinian terror groups, such as Al-Aqsa "martyrs" brigade, threatening to kill Danes and others if there's no apology by the Danish government.
If this continues, it could build into a watershed for Europe and for us. Just how much censorship of the news, op-eds and editorial cartoons will we stand for? This is an outrage against freedom, and it shouldn't be tolerated in any degree or form.
What happens when there is a revolution in your neighborhod? The mob gets itchy.
Pelosi will need a food taster. Same for Hoyer. And Reid is wise to start shredding his family-documented cooperation with casinos, Indian and non-Indian.
Dave, James: Shadegg's dropping out for second round wasn't unexpected. See the Washington Prowler's account that ran on Monday morning on our main page. It would appear that Boehner and Shadegg had some arrangement... Of course, it's also possible that Shadegg dropped out because he just didn't have the numbers.
First report best source: Boehner wins. Start the shredders at DeLayLand.
The Hill corrects its earlier report: apparently, GOP leaders figured out their clerical error on the first ballot, so didn't have to recast. Blunt only garnered 110 on the first go-'round, Boehner took 79, Shadegg 40 and Jim Ryun 2. Shadegg dropped out before the second ballot.
It's great news. By which I mean it's great news Blunt lost. His overly confident approach was disgusting -- the guy wouldn't answer the Republican Study Committee's questionnaire, wouldn't debate the other guys. He was bereft of ideas, and thought projecting a front-runner status would substitute.
It's a good day for the House.
Boehner's it, but it's Blunt everyone will still be looking at. No word yet on whether Blunt intends to continue as Whip, though the assumption is that he's as good as his word on his staying around.
Boehner's election is good news for the caucus, particularly in an election year. He carries none of Blunt's baggage, and still gives the GOP a solid fundraiser to help the party.


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> is it even necessary to modify it? can't you just use the virtual I/O
Paul, that's exactly what I wrote in my last message:
> incomplete frames, which would need to be processed in a later call. I
The virtual I/O API is a very nice addition.
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If a client isn't local and they're not able (or willing) to provide a method for me to set the asset then it's on them to implement the audio. While not ideal, this happens often... at least in my experience. In these kinds of situations, I try to play the game and provide them with notes on any issues I find. To be completely honest with you, sometimes audio is an after thought. For example if I say "hey the roll off for sound A is a bit extreme. Let's flatten it out a bit more." it might be met with "we'll get to that when we finish these other items." Other times I've been promised systems to help speed up implementation only to later find out that's not going to happen.
And yes, that part of the assignment sort of confused me. It seems like what he is saying is we are calculating this number in order to take out a loan (or know how much we need to have saved up) so that we can spend this money all at once -- which seems a pretty extreme to me -- and then be out of debt within a year. That last question is definitely something he wants us to address in the paper though.
I see. Most of the folks I've talked to had a more gradual entrance into the industry. I don't have much experience with business loans but I've actually heard it's harder to get a loan under around 100K or so. For example to really get my studio off the ground, I'd probably only need about 20-30K if I wasn't doing an expensive studio construction and mainly just concerned with hardware/software. While talking with a mentor of mine he explained how he was actually turned down when seeking a lower loan amount and the bank explained they'd happily give him X more if he was willing to borrow it. He did and just didn't spend it, instead paying it right back.


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For many organisations the challenge of reducing the number of people with administrative rights and the number of instances when those rights are used is a huge challenge. The authors of the majority software seem to assume that the user will be logged on with the same rights as they have - administrator. Getting developers to code in a non-privileged environment for the majority of the time helps them produce software which can run with normal user privilege. For some time we have used the term Limited User Access (LUA) as epitomised by Aaron Margosis's Blog which provides practical advice upon how to make applications work better whilst running with non-administrator rights.
Just for a change we have introduced a new term with a new operating system - in this case Windows Vista implements a brand new privilege architecture to support the goals of LUA - it's called User Account Protection (UAP). UAP enables rights to be used just for the tasks that need them rather than all of the time even if logged in as an administrative user. When a user wishes to make a configuration change then they will be prompted to enter the credentials of an administrative user - afterwards the user will continue as before with normal privilege. UAP must be manually enabled at Beta 1 of Windows Vista.
A summary of UAP is provided here - this is a good link for those of you who are also interested in the development aspects of Windows Vista as it explains about WinFX (next generation of the .net framework), Windows Communication Foundation (formerly known as "indigo") and Windows Presentation Foundation (formerly known as "Avalon").
A more technical overview is provided in the security white paper that I linked to a couple of days ago which you can access here.
The developers of Windows Vista have also realised that a user shouldn't require administrative rights simply to change the system clock!
So are you saying that the LUA user CAN change the system clock? Not that I want them to; they NEED to be able to change the time zone as they travel and they sure as heck CANNOT in Beta 1. See my blog for testing details on that. I'm planning to bug it - but maybe you're saying in Beta 2 they will be able to change the time zone?
Is there any chance of something like this - even a limited functionality version - finding it's way into XP or is this core to Vista?
Andy> As far as I can tell it's core to Windows Vista. Check out Aaron Margosis's Blog for some really good ways to deal with this problem on Windows XP.
Jerry> OK time to confess - I haven't tried this myself yet. Steve Hiskey gave the change of time zone without admin rights as an example in his talk @ TechEd 2005. Steve is a Lead Program Manager in the Windows Security Access Control group at Microsoft.
Hey great news! If youre an MSDN subscriber you can download Windows Vista Beta 1 today otherwise TechNet...
John Howard has chased the TechNet folk @ corp to find out why there's a delay between Windows Vista Beta 1 availability compared to MSDN. Browse to: http://blogs.technet.com/jhoward/archive/2005/07/28/408300.aspx#comments to find out what happened.


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Genres electronic, idm, ambient, glitch, french (beta) (flag as incorrect)
Published January 13, 2011
tracks for soul, feel the rhythm of the long-forgotten, that is good news! drown in the sound.
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melancholie II by jourviendra
8 tracks including music by cocorosie, cujo and rjb.
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collection of rap and russian poetry.
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