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Last time I tried XFCE, it offered the worst customization of any DE I've tried, however, that was maybe 3 years ago, so I'm sure it has significantly improved since. I am interested in trying XFCE again, although I don't see it likely replacing my LXDE and KDE setups.
I'd say Michael is more neutral than negative toward GNOME, there just happens to be more news related to GNOME problems. This article didn't mention any of his personal opinions about GNOME, so I'm not sure where you're getting these complaints from.
Yes, they make and sell CDs....very cheap witch is great if you simply want to give as gift to someone or simply don't want to care if person looses it or not...
There is also the issue that many now have cheap net plans with limited traffic....every spared MB counts to avoid exceed the limit.
XFCE, it was always interesting to me and with 4.10 it got real good....i prefer it to anything except maybe latest version of LXDE that is also nice.
It really makes things feel faster than anything...
Gnome is designed by Gnome.Isn't GNOME 3 designed by Red Hat? Like I thought RH was exactly the reason why GNOME is starting to fail.
If it fails then everybody else is f*ked because it's going to take XFCE, LXDE, Unity, and pretty much everything that isn't KDE with it since they all use stuff developed by Gnome for Gnome. Everything is open source so people like XFCE are free to use as much of Gnome or as little as they want, but you can't replace people.
GUIs are for workstation and desktops. If you need a GUI for your server you are doing it wrong. The more 'hands off' you can possibly be on a server the better off you are. Ideally in a large environment even ssh'ng to individual servers should be avoided.XFCE seems to be the best option for server OS. I wonder if Red Hat will do the same.
Point in case; GNOME doesnt fit on a obsolete media and you go crazy. Well here is a clue for you Gnome3 is coming to Debian and it is looking quite good.
Wtf about not being biased. Just because stuff is presented as a fact doesn't make it unbiased or true.

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Katherine, I live in Rochester, MN. Which grocery store gives a free piece of fruit to kids?!
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In a blood transfusion, donated blood is added to your own blood. A blood transfusion may also be done to supplement various components of your blood with donated blood products. In rare cases, a blood transfusion is done with blood that you've donated ahead of time before you undergo surgery.
During a typical blood transfusion, certain parts of blood are delivered through an intravenous (IV) line that's placed in one of the veins in your arm. A blood transfusion usually takes one to two hours, though in an emergency it can be done much faster.
A blood transfusion boosts blood levels that are low, either because your body isn't making enough or because blood has been lost during surgery, injury or disease.
There are many reasons people receive blood transfusions, including surgery, injury and disease. Blood has several components, including red cells, white cells, plasma and platelets. You'll receive a transfusion that provides the part or parts of blood that will be most helpful for you. Whole blood means the blood contains all its parts, but whole blood is rarely used for transfusion.
Researchers are working on ways to develop an artificial blood, but so far there's no universally accepted replacement for human blood.
Loss of blood during surgery or as the result of injury may result in decreased red blood cells (anemia) and may require a transfusion of what's called packed red blood cells, meaning the blood given contains a concentration of mostly red blood cells. In addition, anemia from other causes may require a transfusion of packed red blood cells.
Cancer may decrease your body's production of red blood cells, white blood cells and platelets by impacting the organs that affect blood count, such as the kidneys, bone marrow and spleen. Drugs used in chemotherapy also can decrease components of the blood. Blood transfusions may be used to counter such effects.
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People with blood diseases, and those undergoing stem cell transplants as part of the treatment of such diseases, may receive transfusions of red blood cells and platelets.
A transfusion of albumin, a blood protein, may be given to help treat some severe liver problems.
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Even though you'll be given blood that matches your blood type, it's still possible that you could have an allergic reaction to parts of the transfused blood. Signs and symptoms are usually limited to hives and itching. These types of transfusion reactions are usually treated with antihistamines and are seldom serious. Rarely, a more serious allergic reaction may occur and signs and symptoms may include difficulty breathing, low blood pressure, anxiety, rapid heartbeat and nausea.
When a fever develops quickly during the transfusion or soon after, it may be what's called a febrile reaction. Fever usually isn't serious. But because fevers can be a sign of a serious reaction, if you develop one during a transfusion your doctor will stop the transfusion to do further tests before deciding whether to continue. Fever may be accompanied by chills and shaking.
This is a very rare but serious transfusion reaction in which your body attacks the transfused red blood cells because the donor blood type is not a proper match. In response to the attack, the transfused red blood cells release a substance into your blood that harms your kidneys. This usually occurs during or right after a transfusion. Signs and symptoms include fever, nausea, chills, lower back or chest pain, and dark urine.
Transfusion-related acute lung injury (TRALI) is thought to occur due to antibodies or other biologic substances in the blood components. With TRALI, the lungs become damaged, making it difficult to breathe. Usually, TRALI occurs within one to six hours of the transfusion. People usually recover, especially when treated quickly. Most people who die after TRALI were very sick before the transfusion.
Blood banks screen donors for risk factors and test donated blood to reduce the risk of transfusion-related infections, but they occasionally still occur. It can take weeks or months after a blood transfusion to determine that you've been infected with a virus, bacterium or parasite.
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This is similar to acute immune hemolytic reaction, but it occurs much more slowly. Your body attacks the donor red blood cells, but at such a slow rate that it can take a while — often one to four weeks — to notice a decrease in red blood cell levels.
Multiple blood transfusions may lead to too much iron in your blood. This can damage parts of your body, including the liver and heart. People with iron overload (hemochromatosis) may be treated with iron chelation therapy, which uses medication to remove excess iron.
When white blood cells in the donor blood attack the cells in your body, it's called transfusion-associated graft-versus-host disease. This disease is often fatal. It's also a very rare condition that's more likely to affect people with severely weakened immune systems, such as those being treated for leukemia or lymphoma. Signs and symptoms include fever, rash, diarrhea and abnormal liver function test results.
Your blood will be tested before a transfusion to determine whether your blood type is A, B, AB or O and whether your blood is Rh positive or Rh negative. Donated blood that is compatible with your blood type will be selected for the transfusion.
You don't need to change your activity levels or diet before a transfusion.
If you've had a reaction to prior blood transfusions, be sure to tell your doctor.
Blood transfusions are usually done in a hospital, outpatient clinic or doctor's office. A blood transfusion typically takes one or two hours, depending on which parts of the blood you receive and how much blood you need. You're usually seated or lying down for the procedure.
Before the transfusion begins, an identification check will be done to ensure you're being given the correct blood. Then an IV line with a needle is inserted into one of your blood vessels, and the donated blood that's been stored in a plastic bag enters your bloodstream through the IV. A nurse will monitor you throughout the procedure.
If you develop a fever, shortness of breath, pain at the site of transfusion or chills, or if you feel itchy or uneasy, tell your nurse immediately.
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That octopus looks like he's having a really bad day.
"it's descent", seriously?
There are not enough words to describe the awesome. So happy to see this one print, Robbie!
Spiritgreen wrote:Ahh, the Woot gods bless us today.
In for 1. Congrats Robbie!
How did I ever miss the Dragon party T-shirt? Had to pick one of those up, though I didn't get today's.. :P
Oh right I guess our power has been out since Monday last week..
Aaw, poor Poseidon. He's like the Aquaman of the pantheon. I guess that makes Zeus Captain Marvel?
p.s. I adore this shirt.
This is pretty awesome, but it almost seems like they should have added Hades and made it a three-way battle.
I love that Poseidon got his trident stuck, so now he has to result to throwing sea creatures! :D
Lots of great detail on this shirt.. down to poseidon's pit hair! Eeek!
This is such a silly, silly concept - I can't stop myself going back to it again and again, giggling like a fool each time. How very convenient that my son has finished reading the Percy Jackson series and is subsequently very into Greek mythology! +1
Where did the smell of calamari come from? Ika (squid) doesn't smell, taste or even look anything like tako (octopus)
In for 1, as promised in the derby thread.
Onerous Massive Family Gathering, awesome design. I would be all over this one... if the shirt wasn't light blue
icemanasakura wrote:Onerous Massive Family Gathering, awesome design. I would be all over this one... if the shirt wasn't light blue
I have "waiting for the sub" in this color. The chicks dig it.
Thanks for the pick, woot! And colossal thanks to all those that clamored for this to print.
And may the gods bless J5 for suggesting I put this design on light blue.
If anyone orders an WL (or bigger) please report back on the spacing. I'm definitely in if the actual print has Poseidon & Zeus in "opposite corners", like it reads in the derby entry.
evilqueen58 wrote:"it's descent", seriously?
Not to mention "all of the sudden."
Reminds me of this shirt:
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halloweendad wrote:This is pretty awesome, but it almost seems like they should have added Hades and made it a three-way battle.
That's exactly what I said when I saw this shirt.
I think my favorite part is the look on the Octopus' face, but this is overall just great. I think it would look great on silver as well, but so relieved it's not on creme-that color is pretty hard to wear.
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October 16 , 2013
Gubaidulina Venice Golden Lion Award
Russian composer Sofia Gubaidulina has received the Golden Lion for Lifetime Achievement in Music at the Biennale di Venezia. The Award Ceremony took place during the 57th International Festival of Contemporary Music in Venice.
Biennale director Ivan Fedele commented that the Golden Lion for Gubaidulina acknowledges the outstanding artistic and human values of a woman who, because of her non-conformist aesthetic choices, had to struggle against the political power of the USSR .... Nevertheless, she was able to count on the support and patronage of Dmitri Shostakovich, who encouraged her to follow what had been defined as a mistaken path... Sofia Gubaidulina continued to express herself with extreme coherence and freedom, offering the entire world pages of highly inspired music permeated by a spirituality that is both delicate and incandescent.
Previous prizewinners have included Goffredo Petrassi (1994), Luciano Berio (1995), Friedrich Cerha (2006), Giacomo Manzoni (2007), Helmut Lachenmann (2008), György Kurtág (2009), Wolfgang Rihm (2010), Peter Eötvös (2011) and Pierre Boulez (2012).
Sofia Gubaildulinas ECM recordings include
Canticle of the Sun
, with Gidon Kremer, Kremerata Baltica and the Riga Chamber Choir, and
Seven Words/Ten Preludes/De Profundis
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Somewhere in between trying on the Rag & Bone jeans I've been coveting for ages and purchasing a visor from ASOS, I realised I was leaning heavily towards modern sport style clothing. My Wardrobe defined this trend as "sometimes techy, always functional and unquestionably chic, it works 24/7 Monday to Sunday". Not long after seeing the My Wardrobe feature, which brought together a collection of brands under this theme, I read a nice blog post on Style Positively about sports luxe styling. I asked Chelsie if she would adapt the post for StyleOnTheCouch; she said yes (thanks Chelsie!) and so here it is…
Sport Luxe won't see you go unnoticed this spring with contrasting colors, geometric shapes, mesh fabrics and form fitting shapes. Alexander Wang captured this trend perfectly with his spring ready to wear collection that was inspired by sports such as motorcross and BMX. His side-striped designs on tops and pants not only gave them a bold, edgier look but they also helped create a leaner silhouette which added a very feminine chicness to the overall style:
What I like about this trend is that it's somewhat of a challenge in that is different from what you normally see during the springtime. Everyone's personal style can adapt to the sport trend, whether your look is edgy or sophisticated. It allows you to keep true to your style but with a more sporty casual chic flair which is perfect for weekend wear. Plus, you won't have to sacrifice your beloved heels for sneakers! Nicole Miller, Isabel Marant and Alexander Wang paired their sporty looks with a great pair of high heels:So, if you're going for a (seemingly contradictory) soft and edgy look the garments from the Alexander Wang collection will suit you perfectly. For a more sophisticated style try items like this relaxed Markus Lupfer Sweater from ASOS that has the added detail of contrasting colors in the pleated hem and these ASOS fitted straight leg pants with piping down the side.Even though these items are fantastic for the present spring season they are also perfect to carry into fall. J Crew and Kelly Wearstler both paired vibrant sweaters with flowy skirts and fitted pants in their fall 2012 ready to wear collections:Runway photos from Style.com.
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This fall SPUR has featured the projects of local "Do-It-Yourself" urbanists in DIY Urbanism: testing the grounds for social change. In lean economic times, individuals have become the driving force behind some of the most successful initiatives to make San Francisco a better city, often providing the crucial impetus to address problems on a larger scale.
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Sheridan lands new manufacturing plant
SHERIDAN -- The Construction Equipment Company, which employs 47 workers at a manufacturing facility in Tualatin, is planning to move into one of three buildings where Liberty Homes once manufactured mobile homes in Sheridan.
The company, founded in 1981 by Roger and Gary Smith, manufactures portable rock crushing and screening equipment for the aggregate, recycling, compost and wood waste industries, up to and including complete crushing plants. The site where it is proposing to establish its local satellite operation is located just off Highway 18B at 540 S.E. Jefferson St.
Gary Smith said plans are to begin operations shortly after the first of the year with a workforce of 15.
He said the site includes 3.6 acres of land, and the company has purchased another 4.5 acres extending out to the highway. He said that is designed to support an operation eventually employing 50.
"The timing wasn't right, but the building was right," he said. He said he wants to be ready to accelerate production as soon as the economy turns in the construction industry.
Smith showered accolades on City Manager Frank Sheridan and his colleagues at the city, and on Executive Director Jody Christensen and her colleagues at the newly formed GROW Yamhill County, for helping make it happen. He also extended gratitude to state economic development officials, saying he hadn't gotten such a quick, coordinated and solution-oriented response before in his 30 years in the business.
The property is being sold by Liberty Realty Enterprises LLC. It is being purchased by L&T Properties LLC, which Smith manages.
The deed, recorded at the county clerk's office, lists a purchase price of $730,000. It shows CEC leasing the property from L&T Properties.
Smith said 62 percent of his workers make their homes in Yamhill County anway, so expanding here makes sense. And he said Highway 18 provides the company with good access to Interstate 5, a key factor in his thinking.
Sheridan was elated.
"This development is going to be a game changer for Sheridan's local economy," he said. "It's a high-profile building, and we want everyone to know that Sheridan is open for business.
Christensen agreed. She described CEC as "a fantastic, well-respected, longtime company from Oregon that is very community-minded."
Smith responded, "We are excited to become part of the Sheridan and Yamhill County community."
In her capacity as executive director for the McMinnville Economic Development Partnership, Christensen works with GROW Yamhill County to foster economic development on a countywide basis. In forming the partnership, the county agreed to funnel $107,000 of its annual video poker revenue into the new effort.
GROW Yamhill County was a resource for CEC's initial site tours, and was instrumental in making the connections with the county and Business Oregon for the city of Sheridan and CEC.
"Projects like this are exactly why the board of commissioners made the decision to develop GROW Yamhill County," said Commissioner Mary Stern. "The board supports job creation, and GROW is helping to create a business environment where companies can do just that. We are eager to welcome CEC to our county.
CEC has already started making improvements to the facility while working with the McMinnville WorkSource Center of the Oregon Employment Department to fill the jobs. It will need welders, production workers and support staffers.
"It's great for Sheridan and it's fantastic for Yamhill County," Christensen said.


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Böse Zellen for piano and orchestra
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Madhares (String Quartet no. 3)
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The creative output of Austrian composer (and pianist) Thomas Larcher (born 1963) whom the London Times recently called a musical talent of unbounded sensitivity and distinction bound for 21st- century glory has been championed on ECM New Series since 2001. Last fall Larchers piano piece What becomes attracted wide-spread attention when premiered on Leif Ove Andsnes international tour with the project Pictures, Reframed in which musical performances were juxtaposed with video images by concept artist Robin Rhode. In the Daily Telegraph Ivan Hewett spoke of a real 21st- century picture of childhood, rudely energetic and unsentimental. Madhares, the thrid release dedicated exclusively to Larchers works, assembles some of the finest ECM musicians such as Kim Kashkashian, Till Fellner and the Munich Chamber Orchestra conducted by Dennis Russell Davies to present a gripping cross-section of Larchers recent orchestral output, enhanced by the third string quartet Madhares which is played by the youthful French Quatuor Diotima. Larchers recent pieces are marked by intense sonic imagination, great rhythmic energy and a virtuoso impact that makes for an immediately rewarding listening. In the upcoming months his music will be performed in musical centers such as Amsterdam, London, Heimbach chamber music festival (composer in residence) and many more.
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Trade Restrictions and Hong Kong's Textiles and Clothing Industry
Ka-Fu Wong, Richard Wong, Andrew Lee
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Since 1974, the Multifibre Arrangement (MFA) had been the systematic means for developed countries to restrict textiles and clothing imports from developing countries, which did not conform to the GATT/WTO rules. In 1994, however, the Agreement on Textiles and Clothing was signed, prescribing a 10-year progressive phase-out of the MFA and integration of GATT 1994 rules. By late 2004, the complete phase-out of the MFA on January 1, 2005 had rekindled the debate between protectionists and free-trade advocates. Meanwhile, firms in Hong Kong, one of the world's major textiles and clothing exporting nations, were gearing up for the change.
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Bon Jovi Scores Fifth Number One Album
Thursday, March 21, 2013
Bon Jovi's new album, What About Now, has scored the New Jersey rockers their fifth Number One album -- and third back-to-back chart-topper. Billboard reported that according to Nielsen SoundScan the new set, which is Bon Jovi's 12 studio album, sold 101,000 copies in its first week out, but marks the least amount of first-week copies sold since the band's 1995 collection, These Days, which sold 73,000 copies its first week out when it debuted at Number Nine.
Coming in at Number Two is David Bowie's The Next Day -- which debuted at Number One in the UK, blocking Bon Jovi's What About Now from the top spot. Bowie's new studio set, which is his first in nearly a decade, sold 85,000 copies and marks Bowie's seventh U.S. Top 10 album.
Although What About Now still deals with the lives and concerns of Bon Jovi's core fan-base -- guitarist Richie Sambora told us that it also takes on a global slant, as well: "The record has a lot of themes that were kind of -- what was happening in the world kind of pushed this record out. Y'know, guys like us, we travel around the world, y'know, our last tour was about 52 countries. And the different economic situations that were happening all over the world, and how people were -- more importantly -- reacting to them personally -- we started feeling those undercurrents all the way back then."
Bon Jovi North American tour dates (subject to change):
April 2 - Calgary, AB - Scotiabank Saddledome
April 3 - Edmonton, AB - Rexall Place
April 5 - Winnipeg, MB - MTS Centre
April 7 - Saint Paul, MN - Xcel Energy Center
April 10 - Austin, TX - Frank Erwin Center
April 11 - Dallas, TX - American Airlines Center
April 13 - Kansas City, MO - Sprint Center
April 14 - Des Moines, IA - Wells Fargo Arena
April 16 - Denver, CO - Pepsi Center
April 17 - Salt Lake City, UT - EnergySolutions Arena
April 19 - Los Angeles, CA - Staples Center
April 20 - Las Vegas, NV - MGM Grand Garden Arena
April 23 - Glendale, AZ - Jobing.com Arena
April 25 - San Jose, CA - HP Pavilion At San Jose
July 12 - Chicago, IL - Soldier Field
July 18, 19 - Dearborn, MI - Ford Field
July 20 - Foxboro, MA - Gillette Stadium
July 24, 25 - East Rutherford, NJ - MetLife Stadium
October 25 - Uncasville, CT - Mohegan Sun Arena
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by nrepole » 06 Oct 2013, 23:20
by Italysearcher » 07 Oct 2013, 09:09
by erudita74 » 07 Oct 2013, 13:08
Italysearcher wrote:Is it possible they married in the church in November either in Italy or America so they could live together and then married officially the next year?
In Italy, the civil ceremony at City Hall does not require formal attire such as this if the couple will marry later (or before) in the church. If they married in the USA shortly after her arrival, she may have brought the dress with her and they married immediately in the church since it is the most important for Italians. Then later at City Hall.
by nrepole » 27 Oct 2013, 06:12
by erudita74 » 27 Oct 2013, 13:37
nrepole wrote:Thanks Ann and Erudita.
Very interesting information. Wow! I had never heard that Italian immigrants married at city hall prior to being married in church. Seems to explain photo.
Best regards
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View Poll Results: Do you use you write fiction on your phone?
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October 13th, 2012, 08:37 AM #16
October 13th, 2012, 03:30 PM #17
In that example, they write and entire paragraph and then format it, I usually just go with one or two words at a time as that's the default in the wordprocessor.
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Yes, but only when I have nothing else to write on/with, which is rare as I take my laptop/ipad with me or a notepad and pen.
October 30th, 2012, 08:58 AM #19
I write notes, ideas, bits of scenes on the Samsung Galaxy S2.
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Hi everyone, I have been lurking awhile and finally registered an account to reply here. Great topic, since I have recently started writing again and have been obsessing over the decision between a phone, tablet, phablet, netbook, etc. for a couple weeks now. I am hoping to write a novel eventually, but I need to figure out a way to make use of all the spare time I have, since there is so little of it. Thus I am trying some things out at the moment to see which one will be most useful for writing on the go. The choices seem to be between a 7" netbook, a word-processing keyboard called the Neo, a LiveScribe Pulse SmartPen, a bluetooth keyboard for my phone, and the classic notebook and pen. The real litmus test is going to be can I do any serious writing while spending a couple hours out of the house in a coffee shop. Since I have an infant son, the coffee shop will be quieter than the house!
The item I am currently trying out is a 7" netbook. The netbook has these pros: light weight, long battery life, can jump on the internet when needed, and stores a good amount of writing since you can drop in an SD card or USB stick. It has these cons: cramped keyboard with punctuation keys moved around so I keep getting interrupted as I type to figure out why I accidentally hit the enter key when I wanted an apostrophe; long boot time so if I have a good idea it takes awhile to get there; and the fact that typing in general makes me personally sit there and fiddle with the construction of each sentence, since it is so easy, which interrupts my flow.
But this makes me consider adding a Samsung Note to my list of things to try, because I did not realize that the handwriting recognition software was this good now. Kongming, a question I have is does it recognize cursive very well? I generally write in cursive when writing by hand, but in the video you linked the person was printing.
October 30th, 2012, 05:19 PM #21
On my phone? No its not big enough. On My Kindle Fire? Yes. Have a WiP wrote entirely on a Kindle Fire using Quick Office Pro, its about 40 percent done. I never timed it but i would be willing to bet my word count per minute is about the same or better as a traditional keyboard, and its way more portable and pleasing to use then a laptop or netbook. It does have its limitations, mainly with editing (cut copy paste etc), so i would say it is limited to doing the first draft but all and all it has helped my writing process by making it more accessible.
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