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How does a cell phone company get more customers? Give away free gas http://team4news.com/news/news_story.aspx?id=130855
Because today Oil hits record $122 on $200 oil prediction. http://ap.google.com/article/ALeqM5i5TtajgUpSm7KY5jf-lCJGHBB-tAD90G74BG0 Everybody panic!
I've been giving away free gas for years. More than 33 of them to be precise. Tonight, after I eat a couple of organic burrito's, I'll be giving away even more. :rocker:
Nice animated gif. May 6, 2008 (Erik Jacobs for The Boston Globe) Douglas Chrystall, with son Alexander, watched the cost mount as he filled his Dodge Ram. He hopes to sell soon. More: http://www.boston.com/news/local/ma...ustrated_owners_try_to_unload_their_guzzlers/
Why did he buy a gas guzzler to begin with? Nice rims too. I bet the guy behind him is selling his silverware to fill up his SUV. Next time buy a donkeymobile. Or maybe a donkey to power your car?
But what does a story in the Globe about gas guzzlers have to do with a story in Texas or wherever about a cell phone company trying to attract attention by giving out 3 grand in free gas? Or with donkey mobiles for that matter?

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Le 6/15/12 10:40 PM, Hartley, Brian (PS Swiss) a écrit : > Hi. > > I want to use ApacheDs to proxy ldap requests. (I am not too sure about my terminology :) ) > In fact I want it to take two Active directory servers (one particular OU from each AD, for example) and consolidate this in a single ldap "view" > > So ou=users,dc=example1,dc=net will map to ou=one,dc=myldap,dc=net > And ou=users,dc=example2,dc=net will map to ou=two,dc=myldap,dc=net > > Is that possible, and if so where can I find some information about configuring it ? What you want to do is what we call a Virtual Directory. ApacheDS does not provide such a facility natively, and it's not that simple to code either. The only think you can do is to create referrals in ApacheDS, but this will just redirect you to the two AD servers when a user will send requests to ApacheDS. -- Regards, Cordialement, Emmanuel Lécharny www.iktek.com | |
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Some of you may have read this RichRod quote from the postgame presser: "I'm going to work tomorrow, as always."
In case you were curious about the line of questioning:
In the unlikely event that you're unfamiliar with Gregg Doyel, he's Drew Sharp with more talent and creativity. Ever see the "Dancing Homer" episode of The Simpsons? That would be Drew Sharp; Capital City's mascot would be Doyel.
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Get Your Swag Back
Ok I promise this is my last post of the night, but everyone on here is such a debbie downer it is just depressing. We spent the last 3 well really 6 years(minus the 06 season until we played OSU) taking a lot of shit. Well it's time for other teams to start taking some from us.
We have a top 10 offense returning 19 of 22 on the 2 deep and a Heisman candidate who is completing his 1st year as a starter. We will be dominant on offense next year. 45 pt a game avg as a minimum.
The defense will be much better. Did you see the Spartan defense last year? Tex A&M? They were just as bad as we are now. You will not recognize the freshmen next year. The Dline will be a beast and with the game Demens put together today I feel very good about him next year.
The special teams feature freshmen at every key position, they will be better. The coverage units will feature less walk ons since we have actual depth now and will be better.
We won 7 games with a horrible TO margin, walk ons and frosh's in the secondary and key injuries all over the place.
I see people on here wary of SDSU and Northwetern...FUCK Em. They will be bombed into oblivion. Iowa...dead.....Niedermeyer..dead......wait what oh I lost track. The schedule is set up for sucess 10-0 heading into home dates against Nebraska and OSU is very doable. We'll probably slip up somewhere we'll still be young on d, but this is not 08 or 09 people. Lift your heads out of the sand it is all right to come out now. Mich is back and we're not backing down to anyone anymore, this was the last game where we will be overmatched. It ended today. Rejoice.
This is your future under Jim Harbaugh
Tired Harbaugh defensive players faking injuries to slow down better teams:
Ranked, one- to three-loss teams losing decisively to mobile QBs under more sophisticated offenses:
We are all frustrated with our won-loss record under Rich Rodriguez. But if we can get the defense fixed, we have a shot to be the next Oregon instead of the next Stanford. Kudos to Harbaugh for doing so much at Stanford, with their admissions standards et al. - not trying to downplay that achievement. But it is far from clear that he would have that record if he was playing our schedule every year. I have spent a lifetime as a Michigan fan rooting for 9-3 and 8-4 and the occasional 10-2 teams that almost always lost when it counted the most.
I, for one, am willing to go through this difficult period in order to take our program to a level where we are consistently contending for MNC titles, rather than winning Big Ten titles and losing bowl games. I am not nostalgic for that era of consistent disappointment, and I dread consigning another generation of Michigan fans to the same fate.
2011 Preseason Ranking
Curious your thoughts as anger subsides. Now this based on 2 assumptions. RR is still the coach and we have a fairly impressive bowl win.
I think we are preseason ranked between 10-15.
Before you think I'm nuts, consider.....
1. When the Phil Steeles of the world do their analysis and stop making fun of us they'll see we have 21 starters returning and Woolfolk being dropped in, we will start getting a lot of sleeper buzz.
2. The Denard factor- He'll be getting Heisman buzz shining more attention on the program. The offensive potential will have people thinking.
3. Michigan Factor- The name is always good to inflate us a couple of spots over where we should be.
OT - Shannon out at Miami
Miami's Rivals site is reporting Randy Shannon and staff will be fired tomorrow. Generally these Rivals sites are pretty good about being on this kind of stuff.
I wasn't going to post this here but this gives me a bit more confidence, so take a rumor FWIW: Talked to a well-connected alum today who was extremely confident not only that Jim Harbaugh would be hired as the next coach of Michigan, but that Rich Rodriguez would be taking his talents to South Beach. I'm still not overwhelmingly confident, but this is certainly an interesting development. We'll see how this thing plays out I suppose.


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Well, there you have it. The Badgers started out the season unranked, unheralded and perhaps treated a bit dismissively by the experts. I suspect they'll be ranked #9 this week and the year that the Badgers might miss the tourney is officially pushed back a couple of years.
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Born | Wahpeton, North Dakota |
January 11, 1907
Died | August 18, 1990 Maryland |
Residence | United States |
Nationality | American |
Alma mater | College of Idaho University of Maryland, College Park |
Occupation | Research Scientist |
Known for | First assay method for Vitamin B12 |
Mary Shaw Shorb (January 11, 1907 – August 18, 1990), a research scientist, was best known for the development of a bacteriological assay procedure for the chemical compound now known as Vitamin B12.
Early Years[edit]
Mary Shaw was born on January 7, 1907, in Wahpeton, North Dakota, about thirty miles south of Fargo.[1] Her parents were Mary McKean and Ernest Shaw. The family moved to Caldwell, Idaho when Mary was three years old. She developed an early interest in biology through a neighbor and family friend, Dr. William Judson Boone. Founder and first President of the College of Idaho, Dr. Boone was a well-known botanist, and taught biology at the College.[2] During fishing trips that turned into "teaching moments," he taught her about edible mushrooms and sparked a lifelong interest in native wildflowers.
Mary graduated from Caldwell High School and started classes at the College of Idaho in 1924. Outside of her college schoolwork, she served as Director of a Founders Day celebration and as Editor of the college yearbook, The Trail. She graduated in 1928 with a B. S. degree in biology and a minor in Home Economics.
Mary's older brother was then attending medical school at Johns Hopkins University Hospital in Baltimore, Maryland. She landed a job there as a dietitian, although she had to take a "crash course," on the job, to adapt her background to the work. Dissatisfied with that direction, she looked for something else. Mary discovered that the School of Hygiene was hiring under a new grant to study the common cold. She was quickly hired as a research technician.
By the time the money ran out on the grant, Mary had decided to pursue a doctorate in immunology. By then she was married to childhood sweetheart Doys Shorb. Doys entered the Johns Hopkins graduate program in parasitology. Mary Shaw Shorb received her Sc.D. from Hopkins in 1933.[1]
Under-employment and Family Life[edit]
The couple began looking for jobs, but right then was perhaps one of the toughest years of the Great Depression. Mary tried for a position at Washington State College (now University), which would have put them closer to their families in Idaho. Unfortunately, few such job were going to women at that time, no matter how well-qualified they were.[2]
She finally found a job as a social worker in Baltimore. Strictly a New Deal expedience position, it was hardly what Mary had in mind when she decided on a scientific career. Thus, when the couple's first child, Barbara, was born in 1936, she decided to stay home. Two years later, their son Alan was born. Then, in 1942 their daughter Carole Elizabeth ("Betsy") was born.
By then, the manpower demands of World War II had opened up many technical positions. With a new baby to care for, Mary wasn't sure she wanted to go back to work. However, an ex-classmate from Johns Hopkins asserted that "it was her patriotic duty" to use her education for the war effort.[2] Although her job title was "bacteriologist," she performed basically a technician's procedures. And the procedures were rather unpleasant – grinding up rat carcasses among them.
She soon found another job, this time with the Bureau of Dairy Industries in the U.S. Department of Agriculture. While still basically a technician's position, it at least involved biological microorganisms. Her job was to culture Lactobacillus lactis Dornier (LLD), which was used to make yogurt and other fermented dairy products. "Everyone knew" that the LLD growth media had to contain liver extract to work. Only Mary took an active interest in why, but she was hamstrung by the rote nature of her position.
Any remote chance for more in-depth study at the Dairy bureau ended in 1946. Mary was bumped from her position by a returning veteran.
Research Contributions[edit]
For her doctoral dissertation, Mary had developed an antigen that turned out to be a worthwhile treatment for pneumonia. In fact, for a while before the development of sulfa drugs in the late 1930s, her antigen was widely used for such treatments.[2] So she had already proven her abilities to improve human health.
Mary knew that the same liver extract required to culture LLD was also the only effective treatment for pernicious anemia. That disease earned the designation "pernicious" because it was almost invariably fatal, prior to the discovery of the raw liver treatment method in 1926. Even then, advanced cases might not respond. In fact, Mary's father-in-law had died from the disease.[2] As with the yogurt culture media, no one knew what component of liver extract was the active ingredient. By the time Mary took an interest, other researchers had only managed to separate the extract into active an inactive fractions. In theory, if you followed the prescribed procedure, the result would contain the active ingredient. That still did not tell you how much of the unknown substance you had. That could be determined only by treating a patient and observing how he or she responded.
Mary Shorb deduced that the LLD growth rate could be refined as an assay method for the active ingredient. Out of a job, she did manage to find some laboratory space at the University of Maryland. However, with few professional credentials, Dr. Shorb would need some luck to obtain funding for further research.
Fortunately, a pernicious anemia researcher from Merck & Company, Dr. Karl August Folkers, visited the University to talk about collaborative projects. He saw merit in her idea and persuaded his management to fund a trial. Despite the paltry level of the initial grant – $400 – Shorb proved the efficacy of her bioassay method. Merck was so impressed that they kept sending funds "for the rest of Mary's professional life."[2]
With the assay breakthrough, Folkers and his Merck team isolated crystals of the active ingredient – Vitamin B12 – from multiple sources within about three months. With the discovery and isolation of vitamin B12, pernicious anemia ceased to be the scourge that had persisted for centuries.
In 1949, the University of Maryland made Dr. Shorb a full research Professor. Standing less than five feet tall, Mary did not like to lecture, although she apparently possessed considerable charisma on a person-to-person level. She chose to work on problems that required a multidisciplinary approach long before that was "fashionable" or common. Thus, she drew graduate students to work in her lab from a number of departments at the University.
Before her retirement in 1972, Mary and various co-authors published 58 papers in refereed journals as well as "numerous" popular articles. She and her students also presented papers at many, many professional society meetings and symposia.
Later life[edit]
Mary and her husband loved to travel. During her tenure, she requested, and received, a ten-month contract so they could spend the summer traveling.[2] (The fact that the University of Maryland acceded to her desire was just one other sign of the high value they attached to her presence on the faculty.) During their years of traveling, the Shorbs visited 94 countries, every U. S. state, and every Canadian province and territory. They celebrated her retirement by taking over a year to travel, making stops all the way around the world.
She died in August 1990 from complications of pneumonia.
Honors and Awards[edit]
Dr. Shorb received many awards and honors during career as well as afterwards.[1][2][3]
In 1949, Shorb and Karl Folkers shared the Mead Johnson Research Award for their work on vitamin B12. That year, Shorb also received the Hematology Research Foundation Award and was recognized as a Distinguished Alumna by the College of Idaho. The College later recognized her as an Outstanding Graduate (1966) and with an Honorary Doctor of Science award in 1983.
In 1951, Hood Colleges designated her as an Outstanding Woman of Maryland. In 1957, Shorb received the Sigma Xi Research Award. Thirty years later she was inducted into the Maryland Women's Hall of Fame. She also became a Fellow of the New York Academy of Science and was honored by the American Association of University Women.
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Wow - Troy Brown to Mozart's "The Overture to The Marriage of Figaro". Need to add the Bledsoe pick to that clip-fest. R
This is all before his special team dismantling of Pitt in 2001? Troy Brown is a truly special football player.
Definately a Hall Of Famer in Patriot Nation,Too bad it won't be in the real hall of fame,he deserves it - I hope he gets a bit of rest on sunday to open the way for the new guys Chad and Doug to start doing what they were expected to do here and thats making plays just the same way Troy always did/does - the ol' man has played hard this year and a reason why we are 4-1so far,he deserves some time to rest more on the sidelines at least for a bit of the game and see who is gonna hopefully take over when he calls it quits,which I hope is not too soon,If you love the Patriots-you idolize Troy Brown-those 2 go hand-in hand,without him it likely would have been much harder to win those past Super Bowls,In his prime he was our Jerry Rice and still today is forever great in our hearts (to me he is second to #1 Stanley Morgan in greatest patriots wideout ever,but very close).
A bump for Troy. He deserves to be on the 1st page for a bit more. Ya, add the 2002 playoff game in Pittsburgh. Add the Bledsoe pick. How about the 2003 OT win in Miami? Receiver, Returner, Special Teamer, Interceptor,Emergency QB'er...... Not the Greatest or the Best Patriot. But the Truest PATRIOT of all time.
The video description says that it only goes through 2001. It would be great if someone could create an updated video that covers his whole career but I'm sure that will be done once he retires.
------------ agreed, that is the reason they won that game...the only authentic, from the Patriots Pro Shop Jersey, bought when the exchange rate sucked. I understand other posters when they say Brown has to step back so the current WR's develop, I hate to see him getting less time. Troy, you are the best...hopefully you'll be around for a year or two more, and then maybe up to Head Office in some capacity....!!


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Kev46 May 16, 2010 6:45 PM This just goes to show how corrupt this championship really is.Ducati don't win and the rules get changed.Screw you Flamini. Reply Report abuse 122 agree 28 disagree
Widz May 16, 2010 7:35 PM The Ducatis ARE competitive. Theyve won 3 races this season and had numerous other podiums. Suzuki have only won 3 races too. The problem is not that the Ducatis are at a disadvantage, but that they are not dominating as usual. I think its quite evenly balanced between the teams as it is. Reply Report abuse 73 agree 7 disagree