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Ok. Here's the truth about mainframes. I have been working with these wonderfully powerful machines for over 25 years. You can have an extremely rewarding career, if you do your homework.
First of all, a mainframe is extremely good at processing incredibly large amounts of data very quickly. While servers have typically grown up from single user systems that had multi-user capabilities slapped on, mainframes have had multi-user functionality at their core since April, 1964.
Second is that mainframes are extremely robust in their ability to provide RAS (reliability, availability, scalability). Reliability means that they are not as susceptible to hardware failures or badly written programs as servers. Hardware is highly redundant and has autonomic healing capabilities that servers just don't have.
Availability means that the system is there when users need it. Some mainframes run for years without needing to be IPLed (rebooted in server parlance). When they are IPLed, it is an extremely controlled event and is usually only needed for the most extreme reason. Individual address spaces or functions like CICS and DB2 need to be recycled from time to time to get new features or fixes in, but the operating system and the hardware are usually not impacted.
Scalability is my personal favorite. An application written to support a single user does not have to be rewritten to support 1,000 users. In fact, the more users an application has, the better the system generally runs.
Mainframes are big, powerful and very sexy machines. 70 percent of the world's data is housed in mainframe processing complexes. You don't have to have much more than a little bit of Windows or UNIX knowledge to work with servers, but you actually have to know what you are doing to work on a mainframe. It separates the adults from the kids and the wannabes real quick.
So go ahead and play with your GUI interfaces and your spinning logos that play cute tunes. I'll be in the data center making sure the mainframe is processing 20 billion financial transactions a day or the entire payroll for a 100,000 person organization or managing refugee care for hundreds of thousands of victims of a natural disaster somewhere.
By the way, the largest Massive Multiplayer Game Environments run on something called a "gameframe". You guessed it: it's a mainframe running Java or C++ on Linux. And it's making sure that Halo 3 and World of Warcraft provide gamers the silky smooth immersion experience they are paying for.
Remember: if you can lift it, it ain't a real computer.

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Reptiles are going to be rowdy from 10:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday at Sternberg Museum of Natural History, and volunteers still are needed to corral the critters.
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Reptiles are going to be rowdy from 10:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday at Sternberg Museum of Natural History, and volunteers still are needed to corral the critters.
The Rowdy Reptile Carnival will showcase games for all ages, with more than $2,000 in prizes, as well as special appearances and exhibits relating to reptiles of all kinds. The carnival fundraiser will feature games tied to a current museum exhibit titled "Rattlerssss."
The games will include "The Frog's Tongue," which will allow children to "stick" bugs with a tongue, and "The Hungry Spider," where children can throw "bugs" through a giant web.
"Admission into the carnival is free. However, games run from 25 cents to $1," said James Leiker, the museum's education director.
Typical attendance for the Rowdy Reptile Carnival is approximately 500 people, he said, and concessions will be offered.
Tigers in Service, a Fort Hays State campus organization, is recruiting volunteers for the event. The group originally had a goal of getting 100 volunteers to help.
"We are currently at 25 volunteers. ... If we just got about 15 more volunteers, that would be awesome," said Arin Powers with Tigers in Service.
Volunteers have the option of a 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. shift, a 12:30 to 3 p.m. shift, or both. Volunteers will be running the carnival games. Those interested can email Tigers in Service, email@example.com, by 5 p.m. Friday.
"The carnival is the major fundraiser for the education department and Discovery Room at the Sternberg Museum of Natural History," Leiker said. "The money raised during the carnival goes toward items in the Discovery Room, such as crayons, electronics, books and discovery items, as well as toward the care of all our live animals here at the museum."
Ashley Wiles, Beloit, is a junior at Fort Hays State. University with a double major in communication studies and graphic design.


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Paint.NET Portable Betadormedas - December 3, 2006 - 5:08pm
Well, now, this would be my first Portable App! Paint.NET is an image manipulation software similar to Photoshop, but less complex, and more easy-to-understand than GIMP.(at least for me) Paint.NET Portable is actually 1 more MB than regular Paint.NET, because I've not UPX'd it yet. This is Beta 0.5 of the portable app, and for the actual program's version beta 3.0 v1. The download size is 6.1 MB, and the actual files are 15.9 MB I believe. http://www.mediafire.com/?2zjjyoyztyw I have no clue if it leaves registry keys, so if someone could tell me that, 'd appreciate it. ::Compiled with Klonk's Template:: ( categories: )
Good attemptGood attempt... but not portable. It leaves a lot of registry keys in HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Paint.NET. Aside from that it relies on the .NET framework which means it can't really be portable. OoohI forgot about .NET framework, eh? Although most Windows Computers that are up-to-date (at least XP-wise) should work with it. It also requires SP2, as I've tried to test it on my sister's computer(don't know why she dont have it either) Darn, and I thought I had something. I just searched the registryI just searched the registry for 'paint.net' using regseeker My pc is up to date, but iMy pc is up to date, but i dont have nor want this .net crap It's optionalAnd most PCs don't have it installed since most software doesn't require it. And having both the 1.1 and 2.0 runtimes installed (some .net software requires one... some the other... and they're *stupidly* incompatible with each other) takes up something like 200MB. Sometimes, the impossible can become possible, if you're awesome! So very trueIf run through Microsoft Update, if you have a lack of .NET frameworks, I think it will reccomend that you get them. I, for one, have both, which I also agree with John on about the incompatability. So, basically, my project = failed, but there IS Truck Dismount ! AndStair Dismount (portable)! "If you're not part of the solution, you're part of the precipitate." Why not?What's the problem with it? I like it just fine... I can make programs in a snap without largely having to worry about the Windows API for one thing. Plus if I avoid using the Windows API directly at all, my programs will eventually run under Mono.NET on Linux... However I have only found one .NET app valuable enough to put on my thumb drive... a little tool that allows me to decompile .NET programs, even Microsoft's own framework (the parts WRITTEN in .NET, at least). Nifty. So when someone asks me "Hay here's my program, test it" I can crack it open and tell them EXACTLY what they're doing wrong, hehehe... >.> Signature automatically removed for being too awesome. what net decompiler do u use@The MAZZTer Slackware 12 for system RegMonThere is a program that lets you track the activity in the registry... http://www.microsoft.com/technet/sysinternals/SystemInformation/Regmon.mspx issue with .Net framework requieredI am annoyed that it requires .Net 2 but is really cool. possible way to get net 2 portablecheck out nliteos.com - there you will find a standalone framework for net 2 - it just needs to be copied into the apps folder and might be an attempt to get paint.net portable as well. Yeah, but you still have toYeah, but you still have to install it - you can bring it to install on friends PCs etc, but not on normal PCs in libraries etc... no need to installyou need to install it - yes but you can copy the "installation" to your portable media - then the "clean" target pc doesnt need installation anymore - works for my nlite - using it as an portable app - and no .net on host computer - no install. there might be some registry entries that are auto-created - but if i look at portable miranda - there also are reg entries created - so this could work too |


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COLLEGE STATION -- The Aggies were predicted to have a winning season this year but after a six-and-six record head coach, Mike Sherman, is fired just one week after A&M's upsetting loss to the Texas Longhorns.
Rumors had been swirling about Mike Sherman's future as the Aggies football coach But it's official, as of Thursday night, Sherman was relieved of his duties, effective immediately. And now the Aggies are shopping for a new head coach.
"I wasn't surprised. I mean I figured we'd lose him because you know he blew the second half leads but in terms of what'll happen in the next couple of years, I don't know," said A&M grad student, Silas Adams.
But with an upcoming bowl game, some say the timing could have been better.
Mallory Wise said, "I thought it was very like sudden. Like I think they could have thought about it a little more because we have a bowl game coming up and what are we going to do now?"
And it's not sitting well with some of the players. Wide receiver, Uzoma Nwachukwu tweeted, "Way way wayyyy beyond livid. Furious" and "Funny how all these decisions are made without thinking of the players."
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What can you tell me about the Chinese medicine called fo-ti, said to be an effective tonic? What else is it used for and what, if any, risks are involved in taking it? Is it something that you would recommend?
Fo-ti (Fallopia multiflora, also known as Polygonum multiflorum) is a very popular Chinese medicine that comes from the tuber of a plant native to China that also grows in Japan and Taiwan. It has been used for centuries as a tonic and as a treatment for a number of diseases and health problems including tuberculosis, high cholesterol, cancer, insomnia, lower back pain, and tinnitus (ringing in the ears), as well as for reversing or preventing the effects of aging including premature graying of the hair. An extract of fo-ti is still used today in some products for hair and skin care. Unprocessed fo-ti is applied to the skin to treat acne, athlete's foot, dermatitis, razor burn and scrapes.
I discussed your question with Tieraona Low Dog, M.D., an internationally recognized expert in the fields of integrative medicine, dietary supplements and women's health, and an authority on botanical medicine. She tells me that fo-ti can be consumed raw or after processing. A preparation made from the raw tuber generally is used as a laxative and is intended to be taken only in the short term, for about two or three days. (Unprocessed fo-ti is described as "white" because of its light color compared with the "red" processed form.) In the United States, processed fo-ti is sold mostly in formulas said to bolster mental clarity and longevity, but Dr. Low Dog says that very few human studies support its use for either of these purposes.
She cautions against taking fo-ti because more than 25 cases of hepatitis have been reported in people who have used it, including one case in a five-year-old. Beyond that, fo-ti could potentially interact with a number of prescription medications, including some for diabetes (causing blood sugar to drop too low) and stimulant laxatives. (Fo-ti is a stimulant laxative, so taking it along with another drug with that effect could lead to dehydration.) Other drugs that may interact adversely with fo-ti include digoxin, Elavil, Haldol, Inderal, theophylline, Prilosec, Prevacid and Valium. Since fo-ti hasn't been well studied, it shouldn't be used by women who are pregnant or breastfeeding. (It is known to enter breast milk and could cause diarrhea in infants.)
Given the fact that there isn't much scientific evidence to support its use and because of safety concerns, Dr. Low Dog suggests consulting a doctor of Oriental Medicine who has training in traditional Chinese herbal medicine rather than trying it on your own. I agree.
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20m. Climb to the overhang (crux) and layback through using a finger crack to easier ground. Another one with a grotty exit. USER COMMENTS
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Hardest bit is getting to the 'overhang'. Scariest bit is the heather pulling on the scree at the top.
Sustained and fingery to the overlap then big jugs arrive and a rest on a pedestal. The top out is scary, some lower off bolts at the top of the head wall would make it more sporting.
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iluvmyloser (Aug 11, 2008), Scourge (Aug 04, 2008)
Now, I've noticed a lot of comments goin' 'round in these religious debates about God and what-not. Comments like, "How come god doesn't stop the bad people from coming in to life?" and "I'd rather have Jesus than God," or "Why would god allow me to live through this bullsh*t??" Then there's the ever famous, "Chuck Norris is god!!" LOL, that last one's a joke.
Either way, no matter how you slice it; people are angry at God. Now, I'm no Christian, but I was raised as one, so I've spent 18 years of my life in church, bible study and other various Christian learning retreats. I know my stuff and I think that those of you who claim to be Christian, but only accept Jesus, completely denying the fact that God is the same guy, or those of you who just completely blame all the hardship in your life on God need to really consider finding new religion or just read more deeply in to your scriptures.
Why are more and more people becoming increasingly angry at God? Why is it that when something goes awry, or if someone just can't cope with life anymore, they always point the finger at God, instead of taking responsibility for their actions? Why are certain 'Christians' shunning God, but accepting Christ? That's like saying you're only 'half-christian' or a psuedo-believer.
Without Chaos there would be no Order and vice versa! Why do people think that God is so f*cked up for allowing sin to exist in the world? Isn't Good and Evil, God and The Devil pretty much Yin and Yang?
Can anyone answer these questions truthfully?
iluvmyloser (Aug 11, 2008), Scourge (Aug 04, 2008)
People tend to get very over religious and think that God is the cause for every giood and bad thing.
to this i reply with "God works in mysterious ways"
sometimes in order to restore order a bit of chaos must occur. War is a perfect example. And not just any war. World War 2, the last war that had any true significant meaning. Chaos break out when Hitler and Mussolini started rampaging through Europe. Then the Japanese bomb us, and all hell breaks loose. We go over, kick some a$$, storm some beaches, and eventually restore order.
How did we restore order? By kicking some a$$ and making some chaos. Through that, peace occured.
I like to think that this God fellow (in all my christian upbringings) just looks down from the heavens and lets us do what we do. He doesn't control us. We do. If you want to know why God allows such things to happen, it's because we are programmed to do such acts.
Why hello there!
Scourge (Aug 04, 2008)
Why do you think God gave us free will?? We're creatures who learn through experience. If God created (and this is looking from a semi-Christian point of view) humans without free will, there would be no need for the devil... Or snakes for that matter! We'd all still be in the garden of Eden, staring at a damn tree, wondering why we can't eat any fruit from it. There'd be no war, no history to learn from, no MISTAKES to learn from and nothing to teach us from our own experiences. We'd all be stark naked running around a damn garden eating oranges and pears... I'm craving apples now.
My point is: If you believe in God, you have to understand that he does things for a damn good reason and you shouldn't question his authority! HE'S GOD, FOR CHRIST'S SAKE!! (Wow, that was totally an unintentional pun, LOL). You don't see me storming to the White House bothering Pres. Bush with questions like, "Why are you such a dumb-ass???" No. I just let the dumb-ass do his job, because for now... He runs things. His time will end and someone else will take his place. God however is infinite and NOTHING will take his place (according to Christian belief), so don't ever question God, don't blame him for your personal strife, don't think God is out to get you. Job was one man out of TRILLIONS over the past that God picked to make miserable. No one else since then has suffered like Job, no one else will.
We're made to suffer until we find happiness on our own, be it through deity, meditation, or hard work. Our happiness is dictated by us until the day we die. Then it's up to a higher power, be it God, The Universe, or Karma.
Scourge (Aug 04, 2008)
I couldn't have said it better my self Atomic, nor do I want to because I have been saying the same damn thing you have over and over and over again. Quite frankly I am rather sick of listening to people bitch and complain about thing and then blame god. "Why did god have to take my favorite cat away, I loved that cat, I am angry at you god!" Well one, god had nothing to do with your cat's death, secondly it was your own fault for letting it out of the house and into the street to play with road kill before it met the front bumper of a Ford Focus.
LOL, well said, my friend. It just bothers me how people treat their religion like it's some kind of burden. If it sucks so bad to believe in God, then why'd you even chose to be a part of that religion? You do have the right to choose, y'know.
As I've stated many times before, I was raised in a Christian family. My mother and siblings still go to church and are devout Christians. My brother even went to school to be a youth pastor. But I, on the other hand, felt that Christianity is not for me. Like many Buddhists, I think that people only use deities as a crutch to get through life. That only distorts one's view on reality, which is why lots of people either think God will do everything for them, or God is responsible for their sh*tty exsistence in this life.
Either defect, or deal with it. Accept that your God has a plan for you, or become an athiest, or Muslim, or something... I'm sick of it. God doesn't ruin lives, humans do a good enough job of doing that on their own.
Do people really believe that? That's pretty funny.
According to that book of metaphorical fables that Christians read known as the Bible, it was humanity's fault for unleashing sin. Well, actually, to be more precise, it was the fault of women for releasing sin throughout the future generations of humanity whatsoever.
Hmm. You'd think the writers of the Bible would come up with something better than completely ripping off the Pandora's Box story. How unoriginal.
I love my girlfriend.
Yeah, believe it or not, there are people who think that God could've just wiped out sin when it was unleashed; or killed Lucifer when he fell from heaven. Y'know, prevent evil from tainting the world, starting and ending in perpetual bliss?
I can't knock whoever wrote the bible, especially since the Old Testament is like the foundation for three religions. Judiasm, Christianity and Islam (Yes, Muslims have ties with Abraham). Plus, the New Testament is linked with Christianity and Islam. In fact, Muslims believe that Jesus was not the son of God, but a prophet just as Mohammed was. They even give praise to him in one of their prayers. I learned that just recently. However, that doesn't change my view on any of the above mentioned religions.
The reason why many people blame things on God is because it is easier to blame our problems on someone else rather then ourselves. When someone has made many bad choices in their life and their life in general is falling apart due to those choices it is much easier to blame all of their problems on God rather then themselves.
Of course, sometimes bad things just happen through no fault of our own. Just look back through history and you will find millions upon millions of tragedies most caused by human error. Examples would be the Black Plague, the Holocaust, 9/11, or Hurricane Katrina. I could literally go on forever. In these situations it is very easy to blame everything on God.
With that being said, I would like to point out that whether we like it or not tragedy must exist. Even though many of us would like to live in a world full of butterflies and rainbows, tragedy is a necessary part of life. Why? Well, imagine it for a second. A world where nothing bad has ever happened. Every massacre, flood, tornado, plague, war, or anything that could bring extreme sadness never happened. What would the world be like? Honestly, I think it would be a very unsympathetic and compassionateness world.
Why? If there is no tragedy how can we know happiness? How can we appreciate? How can we appreciate peace if we have never experienced chaos? Not to mention, humans would not be able to feel empathy for each other. How could they if they have never experienced pain? Human relationships would be much more distant because if you have ever noticed tragedy usually has a way of bringing people closer together.
So this is my point, a compassionate world cannot exist without tragedy. It is something that is necessary if we want to appreciate the moments of happiness and joy that we do have. Events that bring pain help bring us together and help us to understand and empathize with people who are going through similar pain.
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Recently, I heard this line in a movie, "You're just horny and afraid of being abandoned," in reference to a girl who was pining away for a boy who did not return the favor, and did not appear to love her back, or have an interest in her that mirrored her interest in him, and the statement struck me to say the least. Obviously true for anyone who has felt the pangs of unrequited love, myself included, I began to wonder if our fear of being abandoned combined with our desire to be sexual is somehow contributing to this whole myth of monogamy or is it the myth of monogamy that is causing us to feel abandoned? I mean, most of us want sex, and we want it to be safe, with someone we feel safe and/or comfortable with, and of course we worry about the very real fears of STD's or STI's, and unwanted pregnancies. We also want the sex to be good.
And then there is security, safety, comfort, and a sense of belonging that we all want. See, here in lies my problem with societally defined rules. There are many false notions that are force fed to us along with monogamy, such as "happily ever after," or the idea that the prince will come and save the girl, which suggests that there is one magical person out there for everyone. I think there could be magical connections between people, but I am always biting my tongue when I hear people say, "I think she's the one." The one what? The one you wish to marry and spend the rest of your life with?Yes, I hear that, and I get that. But 'the one' has come to stand for so much more. It has come to suggest that we will fall in love with 'the one' and never look at another person. This one will fulfill all of our needs. We identify with the one and then we feel anger, confusion, and discontent when 'the one' doesn't walk, talk, look, speak, or act the way we do or how we would expect to in certain situations. We feel as though we should know everything about 'the one' and we feel blind-sided and abandoned when we realize that 'the one' is an individual, separate from us, with his/her own motives, and reasons for doing and being. Plus, we've been taught that 'the one' is the only one we should fantasize about, or think about when having sex, and that in true love we never think about other people, we never look at someone else. This is true for some, I will give you that, but for the majority of people, this is like trying to fit a circle into a square, sometimes it doesn't seem to be a perfect fit. Most people are just afraid to admit that they fantasize about others, one- because this totally goes against societies skewed view of monogamy, the things we were taught about marriage and sex and falling in love, and two- because our partner may not understand and may feel threatened and fearful. Abandoned and afraid, and then what might ensue?


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We cannot fix what ails America unless we look honestly at our own roles in creating our own problems. We–both parties–created an awful set of incentives that encouraged our best students to go to Wall Street to create crazy financial instruments instead of to Silicon Valley to create new products that improve people's lives. We–both parties–created massive tax incentives and cheap money to make home mortgages available to people who really didn't have the means to sustain them. And we–both parties–sent BP out in the gulf to get us as much oil as possible at the cheapest price. (Of course, we expected them to take care, but when you're drilling for oil beneath 5,000 feet of water, stuff happens.)
So apparently "we" are all in "both parties," and "we" participated in some sort of referendum that endorsed certain Wall Street practices and/or encouraged offshore drilling without meaningful oversight.
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Marco Andretti, No. 25 RC Cola Chevrolet
Andretti heads into Sao Paulo this weekend ranked fourth in the championship points standings. After climbing his way up from the 26th position in Long Beach, Andretti finished seventh overall in the last round of IndyCar competition - recording his third consecutive top-10 finish of season. The third-generation racer has three previous starts on the streets of Sao Paulo.
"I really need a podium in Brazil for the RC Cola team. Being fourth in the standings is a great place to be, but we are so close to being at the top of the board. Leading the points going into Indy would give me a big advantage for the rest of the year. I am pleased with our street course performances and I'm confident we can keep it going. I love coming to Sao Paulo - the fans are the best."
Did You Know: As professional on and off the track, Marco has recently began to diversify his portfolio by becoming more involved in real estate.
E.J. Viso, No. 5 Team Venezuela PDVSA CITGO Chevrolet
Coming off his best start of the year - 10th in Long Beach, CA - Viso returns to Sao Paulo for the fourth time. The Venezuelan's best finish on the 2.536-mile temporary street course is ninth in 2012.
"Heading back to Brazil, it's probably the race that is closest to my house, my home. I really like Brazil. It is a layout that has been evolving and progressing. It's a race full of positive energy, music, nice people, good times, and on top of that, it's a track that is amazing to drive on. It has the longest straight in the championship which normally gives us the opportunity to make great overtakings. Normally the weather plays a little bit of a factor over there; it's been raining in every single year we've been there, so the statistics say that it will rain again this year. Hopefully all these performances that we've been doing this year are going to really take off and give us a win. We've been very close - we showed that we could do it. Last race we did the fastest lap of the race as well. I believe we have all the factors to make it happen on this one."
Did You Know: E.J. spent part of last week in Chicago to help open the Neiman Marcus Man's Store on Michigan Ave. Supporting his sponsor, the 28-year-old greeted over 500 people in the luxury store.
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Hunter-Reay heads to the streets of Brazil ranked sixth in the IZOD IndyCar Series championship points standings. The defending champion has three previous starts in Brazil (2010, 2011 and 2012), each from inside the top five, and has recorded two second-place finishes on the street circuit (2010, 2012).
"I really enjoy the Sao Paulo street circuit. We've finished second here twice so, as a team, we certainly feel it's time to take that next step and win one for DHL and Chevy in Brazil. I'd really like to be able to carry some momentum from a strong result here into the month of May at Indy. The weather is always a factor here as well, so as driver, you've got to be ready for anything - I'm fully expecting some wet weather running."
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Our advocacy efforts will help define the interactions between surgeons, payers, government, and most importantly our patients who are looking to us to provide high quality, current and innovative care. By establishing locations for development of new technology and governing appropriate interactions between surgeons and industry we will help to ensure the ability of surgeons to care for their patients.
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The SMISS Prospective Registry will be the first large-scale comprehensive study allowing us to published evaluating outcomes with minimally invasive spine surgery. This registry will prospectively collect key clinical information on outcomes, complications, and adverse events surrounding minimally invasive spine procedures for the treatment of Degenerative Lumbar Spondylolisthesis, Degenerative Disc Disease, Spinal Stenosis, Disc Herniation and Degenerative Scoliosis.
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That UM's music students don't go out more frequently to see live music seems unusual, though admittedly most nightclubs -- rock, jazz, or otherwise -- are off-limits to those under 21. But equally strange is that local promoters are not besieged by bands made up of area college students moonlighting in rock bands. In other cities, plenty of aspiring musicians cross genres at the university level. In fact, they're often encouraged to do so by professors in the hopes that such experimentation will enrich their playing. But apparently not these students. And the area's other institutes of higher learning, which, combined, have student bodies approaching that of the University of Texas at Austin, don't seem to bolster live music audiences or band membership in Miami much either.
Renyel Rivero, a jazz bassist in UM's studio music and jazz performance program, says he knows of only a handful of classmates who contribute to the local rock scene. "It's usually the best guys who are the ones doing all different kinds of work. There might be maybe twenty guys who are doing rock, and a lot of that is, of course, experimental, so they probably don't book a lot of gigs. I never got too much into the rock scene myself because it doesn't produce any income."
But the problem is more fundamental than an apathetic college crowd. The value of live music, after all, is something kids should be learning from elementary school onward. It's no secret that student exposure to live music and music education has suffered tremendously in the past decade or two, not just in Miami but nationwide. That fewer and fewer young people show an interest in live music -- let alone in learning to play an instrument -- is part of the legacy of curriculum cutbacks.
The dearth of all-ages live music venues also hurts. As any teenage musician or fan can tell you, there's no place for teens to play or listen in Miami.
"A big part of it is that club owners are more interested in selling alcohol," suggests Amanda Smida, president of Dalin Promotions, a locally based company that promotes independent records to college radio. Smida says she is considering putting on all-ages shows in her own Kendall warehouse if no one else steps forward. "I don't know why nobody has gone into that market. Liabilities, maybe. But I think there needs to be an all-ages club. An all-ages club that really promoted itself heavily would probably do really well down here. These kids have disposable income. They're spending $40 and $50 on Nintendo games, hanging out at video arcades, going to movies and major concerts."
"When Cheers was open, every high school had about ten different punk and rock bands," explains 24-year-old local musician and music promoter Alfredo Galvez. "Cheers gave them a place to play, to make fools of themselves, and to grow as musicians. All the kids got together on weekends and would do something far more positive than whatever the hell they're doing now."
But the club, which was located on SW Seventeenth Avenue just off U.S. 1 and which welcomed musicians and fans under eighteen, closed a little more than a year ago, in part because of complaints from residential neighbors about the behavior of the club's patrons. No other all-ages club has stepped in to take its place.
Add to this the aggressive marketing in high schools by rave promoters who are eager to draw teens away from live music and into that scene. Dance clubs along Washington Avenue in South Beach, and others throughout South Florida, also promote regular events at which teens, even those younger than eighteen, are welcome. Nobody can afford such promotion when it comes to live music.
"Miami, though I love it, is in the end a shit town when it comes to culture," says Galvez, who, along with his brother Rafael, runs a popular rehearsal and recording studio near Bird Road and the Palmetto Expressway. They also promote bands through occasional live performances at their facilities and run a record label called Space Cadette. "People just don't care. It's such a brand-new city. It has no age. You leave Miami for a year, and when you come back to the neighborhood where you were, to the house where you lived, that house is probably gone, and instead there's a couple of neon signs. It's very plastic. It doesn't lend itself to any mood. There is no place where you can enjoy the ambiance and take it in, and stop the boom, boom, boom, and the lights flashing, and let your thoughts process.
"This is a fast-paced town," he continues, "where things are always changing. It's the beach, the glamour, and everybody wants to be better and to appear prettier and faster. People don't want to take the time."
This dynamism and vibrancy can be inspiring, as the work of local artists such as Nil Lara, the Goods, and Quit attests. Unfortunately, without a solid fan base -- one that's educated in the joys of live music -- the hustle and flash can overwhelm a live rock scene, even push it to the brink of extinction.


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What You Need To Know About Dispensing Diabetic Shoes
There are now programs available that take the job of documentation procurement out of the hands of the office. The process simply requires entering patient and shoe information into a secure website portal. The MD will be contacted twice per week to ensure that he or she complies with the Medicare requirements. The physician will then sign and fax the forms right back to your office.
Ensuring Your Diabetic Shoe Program Offers Quality And Variety
The next key ingredients for a successful diabetic shoe program are the quality and the variety of the product.
It goes without saying that we are no longer just competing with other podiatric physicians for many of the services that we offer in our market. We are competing with pharmacies and other DME companies.
Carrying one brand of diabetic shoe is not sufficient to provide the wide variety of choice appropriate for a diverse patient population.
In my office, I carry well-known brands like New Balance and Brooks as well as other predominately diabetic shoe brands like Orthofeet and Apex. I carry several varieties of Lycra shoes that afford a seam-free, soft upper for those with deformities or those who use ankle foot orthoses. I carry many styles and types of shoes in order to have the best choice in my community. In my opinion, it is imperative to have a variety of shoe shapes to accommodate the variety of foot types that we see.
The key is that the doctor should have oversight over what kind of shoe the patient needs for his or her foot type. It should not be the case that patients choose the shoe without guidance. These principles are something that your diabetic shoe coordinator can also learn to avoid patients getting the wrong type of shoe for their feet.
I personally prefer companies like SafeStep that offer a variety of brands and other services that make my shoe program run more efficiently.
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A successful diabetic shoe program requires training and protocols to make sure you get patients' fit right the first time. Using a measuring device like a Brannock device does not always secure the exact shoe size you need for every brand of shoe. Some shoes come in small sizes and some come big. Additionally, it is often difficult to know the exact shoe size to order unless you have a run of shoe sizes in stock for patients to try on before ordering. Carrying a run of your most commonly used diabetic shoes in your practice is not only inexpensive. It is imperative. A conscientious diabetic shoe coordinator, with your help, will help you capture these runs for use in your office. This will often reduce returns and headaches for them in the long run.
Assessing your own diabetic shoe error rate (errors in measurements or ordering) may open your eyes to underlying problems that need to be fixed. There should not be an error rate over 10 to 15 percent when it comes to ordering and receiving shoes. If your office has an error rate above that of 15 to 20 percent, having someone come in and troubleshoot your operation can be of great help. Such an audit or training session will include performing a shoe fitting workshop or measuring clinic for your staff or diabetic shoe coordinator along with learning the shoe types and styles that are best for different foot types. The shoe sizing process is not easy and it takes staff that are trained and experienced at understanding foot types, shoe style sizing and fitting.
Training your diabetic shoe coordinator and other ancillary staff is fundamental for achieving success in your practice. The benefit of suppliers like SafeStep is that they will provide webinars and even onsite training to help support and grow your diabetic shoe program. You can prevent re-orders and mistakes the first time by simply having protocols to make sure you choose the right shoe with the right size.


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Renault have also included a heavily revised engine cover as part of their pre-Spanish Grand Prix aero updates. This full-height shark fin profile (circled) is almost identical to the one introduced by Red Bull before the season's opening race. This revision has been made to improve the car's rear-end efficiency and balance, and improve its straight-line stability at high speeds. This addition, according to a Renault engineer, is not just for the Barcelona race but will be used for the season's remaining races, albeit with ongoing development changes.


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March 19, 2012 at 2:19 pm #
That was pretty fast, @rantingchef! Thanks :)
March 24, 2012 at 12:16 am #
Hi Rantings…,
Thank you for your like on my last post.
I am just starting out as a blogger.
I like the your blog.
I see you have recommended Paprika. I am, slowly, typing up my cookery book. I am interested to know what you think of Paprika with regard to using it for your own recipes? Does it make a shopping list from ones entry of a recipe?
If you have any time to reply I would be most grateful. Thank you.
March 24, 2012 at 8:22 am #
Paprika is really good for your own recipes. The app has the ability to put together a menu (I typically do one for the week before I go shopping) and you can add a day or week to your grocery list. It will try to consolidate items (3 eggs and 1 egg will show as 4) and you can print, email or take with you the list.
Hope it works for you.
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thank you R.chef, it is valuable to have your opinion. Just might give it a try. Thank you for sharing it.
March 24, 2012 at 11:11 pm #
Hello Ranting Chef!
Thanks for liking my very first post, I'm totally new to this whole blogging thing.
Look forward to trying your butter chicken recipe. Do you have one for lamb tikka masala? Also, curious as to whether you have any recipes for Turkish dishes?
Thanks again, and look forward to trying some of your recipes!
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Hey ranting Chef,
First thanks for liking my post on my very indulgent snack habit. Perusing your blog, I am sure you laughed at me thinking "poor girl! she considers that food?!"Second, it may come at no surprise that I went straight for your Dessert link, as Bailey's Irish Cream is my favorite drink in the world – that image promises that the cake is decadent! – I need to stop snacking and eat some real meals!!!
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Thanks for visiting my blog! I'm loving all your posts. By chance, are ya' Irish? Cute!
April 2, 2012 at 7:55 pm #
My first name is Patrick and I'm married to an O'Grady, so we do have a wee bit of Irish in us!
April 6, 2012 at 6:24 am #
You have some delicious sounding recipes! I will have to try some out :)
April 6, 2012 at 7:27 am #
Some good recipes here. Some great ideas for my 'cheat meals' too. Good work on getting so many recipes up in such a short space of time.
April 7, 2012 at 6:51 pm #
Beautiful blog. Will take some time with it soon.
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Thanks for subscribing, man! I like your organization of recipes. Keep on ranting!
April 13, 2012 at 12:22 pm #
Enjoying this blog lots. Great organization and categories.
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April 14, 2012 at 10:58 pm #
Humm will try some Of these recipes and post them in my food section… Looks good!
April 19, 2012 at 8:23 am #
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April 21, 2012 at 3:02 pm #
I'm happy that you liked my post! My blog is only one week + one day old, so every "like" is very encouraging and very much appreciated :)
You have a great blog!
Hello…love your site! Thanks for stopping by – very encouraging. I will now be a follower here, and share this with my hubby since he's the chief cook (but not the bottle washer. that's me). When we got married, it was a match made in heaven (literally, I'm convinced)…he likes to cook, and I like to eat!!
August 11, 2012 at 2:31 am #
Thank you for liking my two recent posts on my foodblog. It is great to see that you have so many recipes of different parts of the world! Happy cooking!
August 14, 2012 at 9:27 am #
Love you blog! No Chinese? Ah shucks! Would you like a guest Blogger, Chef, experienced in Chinese Comfort Food? Roz Weitzman
August 28, 2012 at 10:26 am #
That was very informative
December 20, 2012 at 3:15 pm #
Thanks for stopping by my blog! :) I have to say I'm pretty in awe of this list. A mountain of ideas here.
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Thanks for stopping by my blog. I can see that I'm gonna have a field day in here with all your recipes. :) What is that app I saw in an earlier reply – Paprika? at first I thought you guys were talking about paprika literally (lmao) Anyway – love your blog and if it's alright with you – I may post links up to some of your recipes on my blog so my followers can experience your taste too. Thanks again – Bob http://team1million.wordpress.com
February 26, 2013 at 2:00 am #
Thanks for "Liking" the Spanish cooking class post on my blog. I see you don't have any dishes from Spain on your very impressive list. Although I myself am a rubbish cook (except for cakes, I make a mean chocolate sponge), I have lots of great friend-recommended Spanish recipes. Let me know if you're interested.
February 26, 2013 at 7:17 am #
Fiona – I am always looking to feature guest bloggers with unique dishes. Want to write up a Spanish dish?
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Please excuse delayed response – long weekend here. Thanks for the offer – I would love to! Not sure about unique, though, as everything (everything! ha! you could fit it easily on the back of a napkin) I know is traditional Andaluz so practised in kitchens all over southern Spain.
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Boomgates started as a couple of friends having a loose Thursday evening sing and strum on the couch. It felt good. So more friends were invited along to the sporadic jam sessions. It soon became obvious that this crew were now a proper band in their own right. Since their formation, they've played a bunch of shows, released three 7" singles, a debut LP and, of course, a split 7″ single with New Zealand legends The Bats.
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Very nice and polished presenation with vibrant colors, a good soundtrack, fast loading and only 20,2 MB. The tilt-controls (only) work as perfect and precise as in Tilt to Live, imho, and is played the best in flat position to get the best score, i guess. I tried it out while laying on the couch with the in-game calibration, but no, played flat gets me the best results. There are six upgradable powerups to help you to get better results. Since i'm only five minutes in the game, i can't say much about the coins you earn, but there are missions to get some extra coins and four iap's and, somehow hidden, a coin doubler for 2 bucks. Shouldn't you put the doubler to the iap's ? I was scratching my head at first when i saw a "restore purchases" button but only consumable iap's. A big must-have, please dear Devs, is the missing screen orientation !!! The real challenging part of this game is to match your reflexes with your eyes and the swipes in one direction while tilting to the other. You understand what i mean the latest if you should download this brilliant highscore-gem. Edit: I set the sensitive slider to the max after the first game, already. For my taste, still a bit too much of tilting needed. I will see if it gets better once i invested some coins in the "boost your speed" powerup. Last edited by Qwertz555; 06-03-2014 at 08:18 AM.. |
I understand what you're saying about the doubler's placement. In part it came down to the visibility of it, but the main factor was simply the presentation side, wanting to level out the icons on the upgrade screen, and not having the space on the currency purchase page - the style I chose for the interface tends to take up a lot of room What I will do in an update though is change the "restore purchases" button to make it clearer what it is restoring... As for the screen orientation, it should rotate when you're in the top-level menus, then obviously gets disabled while you're in-game. While I normally play in standard or custom mode with it at a roughly 45* angle, if you're playing with it held horizontally, it would end up flipping in the middle of the action which would be definite frowny faces all round... The time it doesn't re-orientate when you could argue maybe it should is in the Pause or Game Over screens, but my feeling was that at that point you'd have set the orientation you wanted from when you first loaded the game. Is this what you're referring to? |
Oops, yep there is flip screen and it makes a lot of sense in this game.
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Hah! You beat my first run. I demolished your score not long ago.
To the dev: I am LOVING Quadblast! The best way to describe it is probably Tilt to Live + Geometry wars, or Tilt to Live + Super Crossfire. The controls are fantastic, some of the best tilt controls since tilt to live! And the swipes are super responsive, I never have a problem with those. The mission system is also loads of fun, because it challenges you to play in unique ways. I would live it if some of those challenges got their own mode (things like no weapon mode, hold the middle mode, etc.). The upgrade system adds some definite longevity, and each aspect looks like it'll be fun to upgrade. If the game does well, a future update with different gun types would be cool. I have a few ideas. You use a very respectable F2P system, so I'll be picking up the doubler soon. The adds aren't a bother, but I'm glad any IAP removed them. I also really like the menu UI, especially in the upgrade menu with the spinning icons. It's the little things that are the best Really great stuff, thanks for the code! Last edited by JCho133; 06-04-2014 at 05:37 AM.. |
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This year's event had been particularly joyous due to the sunny spring weather. Thousands had gathered in the little town of Apeldoorn to watch Queen Beatrix and other members of the royal family go by in an open-top bus. Then terror struck. A black Suzuki car plowed at speed into the crowd killing four people and injuring another 13 before it smashed into a monument just yards away from the royal bus.
The driver was pulled seriously injured from the wreckage. Police said his action was planned in advance, however they said there was no terrorist link. The man was described as a native Dutchman aged 38 with no criminal record. The reasons for the attack remained a mystery as the man was treated in hospital under guard.
In a statement, Queen Beatrix said the royal family was "speechless" that such a "beautiful day could be turned into something so terrible." The tragedy was shown live on Dutch television covering the celebrations and photographers at the scene captured Dutch princes and princesses clasping their hands to their mouths in shock.
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I had seen this in a store in Ft. Myers, Fl. while away from home visiting family. I loved the look of it and once again regretted that we don't have a store here in Tampa. I always shop in World Market when I'm in a city lucky enough to have one. When I returned home I checked to see the possibility of ordering online and discovered what an easy prospect it was. The website is simple to navigate and the shipping prices are fair. My item arrived within a few days, in great shape and suits my purpose perfectly. I will definitely visit World Market online regularly while hoping for a store in my area.
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EDEN PRAIRIE. Just how authentic is Baker's? Try this on for size: It's the only one of ten locations not in the Lone Star State. Folksy and casual, they've built their rep on stick-to-your-ribs, hickory-smoked meats. In fact, their dishes have been called "tall food" thanks to their hefty sandwiches (chicken is the most popular). Of course, there's a wide selection of barbecue options too pulled pork, beef brisket, and ribs, for example. You can order a sandwich, a plate, or take something home by the pound.
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800 Washington Ave N Minneapolis, MN 55401 US +1-612-767-4330WAREHOUSE DISTRICT. Just because you need a quick bite for lunch doesn't mean you can't treat yourself. Be'wiched touts itself as one of the few chef-driven delis in the Midwest, and it certainly lives up to the billing. Classics like pastrami on rye or roast beef on ciabatta are crafted with artisan-like dedication and filled with exquisite flavors. A bevy of salads and soups round out the menu.
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The caretaker of a cemetery in the County Londonderry village of Claudy has said he believes he has unravelled a mystery that has baffled locals for weeks.
Thousands of ornamental stones had gone missing from five graves in the cemetery.
Some people feared it was the work of thieves.
But Kevin O'Kane said they were shocked to find that crows were the culprits.
"The first I heard of it was when a mother approached me and told me someone was taking the stones off her daughter's grave," he said.
"Another person happened to say the same to me a couple of nights later about his mother-in-law's grave.
"He also told me he had seen the crows."
'Unbelievable'The next morning Mr O'Kane witnessed the culprits at work for himself.
Bird brained?
- Species in the crow or "corvid" family are very intelligent animals and capable of using tools
- There are more than 120 species including jays, magpies, choughs and the common raven (the largest species)
- Birds in the family inhabit every continent except South America and the polar caps
- Most members of the family form strong mating bonds that, in some species, last a lifetime
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"Another man who works along with me was there and we stood behind a tree and watched them - we couldn't believe what we were seeing," he said.
"They stripped the grave bare, it was unbelievable.
"Some crows stood on the headstone looking around while the rest were picking the stones off the grave.
"When they were finished picking, they moved on and the crows that were on top of the headstone then started picking at the stones."
He later met the mother of the young girl who had first flagged the issue of the missing stone.
"I told her we had found the thief - she said she was delighted," he said.
"She asked me who it was and I told her to come and I would show her.
"The crows were there stripping another grave, she couldn't believe it.
"I know some people are going to lift the stones and put down marble slabs.
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hydrocortisone creamProduct Information Product Type HUMAN OTC DRUG LABEL Item Code (Source) NDC:11822-0416 Route of Administration TOPICAL DEA Schedule Active Ingredient/Active Moiety Ingredient Name Basis of Strength Strength HYDROCORTISONE (HYDROCORTISONE) HYDROCORTISONE 1 g in 100 g Inactive Ingredients Ingredient Name Strength ALOE VERA LEAF OAT BENZYL ALCOHOL BUTYLATED HYDROXYTOLUENE CETOSTEARYL ALCOHOL CETYL ALCOHOL CHAMOMILE DIAZOLIDINYL UREA DIMETHICONE DISTEARYLDIMONIUM CHLORIDE EDETATE DISODIUM GLYCERIN GLYCERYL MONOSTEARATE HYDROLYZED JOJOBA ESTERS (ACID FORM) MAGNESIUM ASCORBYL PHOSPHATE MENTHYL LACTATE, (-)- METHYL GLUCETH-20 METHYLPARABEN PETROLATUM POLYSORBATE 60 POTASSIUM HYDROXIDE PROPYLPARABEN WATER VITAMIN A PALMITATE STEARETH-2 STEARETH-21 STEARYL ALCOHOL Product Characteristics Color WHITE (Off white) Score Shape Size Flavor Imprint Code Contains Packaging # Item Code Package Description Marketing Start Date Marketing End Date 1 NDC:11822-0416-1 1 in 1 CARTON 1 28 g in 1 TUBE Marketing Information Marketing Category Application Number or Monograph Citation Marketing Start Date Marketing End Date OTC monograph not final part348 03/20/2014 Labeler - Rite Aid Corporation (014578892)


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Enjoy a casual dinner for two at Saucy Dog's Barbeque, then retire to your comfortable room. Awaken to a big country style breakfast before enjoying an hour of massage for both of you. Then spend the rest of the day relaxing or checking out the local favorite ice cream shop "The Udder Side" for ice cream treats. Go out for a great dinner at Olivia's Chop House. Then finish the evening with two passes to your choice of new release movies on seven screens at Premiere Theater. Awaken to another hearty breakfast before returning home. Two night Summer Getaway package for two add $299 to the cost of your room (room rates will vary depending on room selection). Package includes two dinners, two one-hour massages, two movie passes, ice cream, plus two nights bed & breakfast.
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