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Aarkstore.com announces, a new market research report is available in its vast collection: Biomarkers in Breast Cancer, 2011 http://www.aarkstore.com/reports/Biomarkers-in-Breast-Cancer-2011-146439.html Description This report provides a comprehensive and up-to-date review of breast cancer biomarkers. Recent years have seen the discovery of significant numbers of new biomarkers and clinical data are now available on previously discovered markers not yet in common use. Collectively, these are providing insights, diagnostically and therapeutically, in key areas of breast cancer. These include diagnosis, metastasis and spread, therapy direction, response to therapy, prognosis, predisposition, drug discovery and clinical research. This report presents the studies and a utility-based classification of more than 200 breast cancer markers, reported in studies between 2003 and 2010 inclusive. Over the last decade, research has generated a wealth of biological data that characterise the changes that occur in breast cancer. These findings have advanced the understanding of this disease, and allowed the development of more discriminating diagnostic methods and treatments. Cancer embraces multiple changes at the genetic, phenotypic, cellular and histological level and nowhere are these changes more evident than in the field of cancer biomarkers, which now embraces many thousands of studies: cells, animals and human. This report presents an up-to-date review of breast cancer biomarkers, with particular focus on the research of candidate molecules in controlled clinical studies. Biomarkers identified in this report include: proteins, peptides, metabolites, genes and mutations, epigenetic species and other molecules. In particular, the report identifies molecules that offer minimally invasive techniques. 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as title said, how to do or what are the practices to do a system, that if the user refer to a friends (up to 10), he will get rewards per person in php and mysql? Do I need to do in cookies or database? What are the required columns if using database? How to send multiple emails?
Each registered user gets a unique ID in your system. When they log in, you show them a URL that they are supposed to send to their friends. That URL contains the info on that person - i.e. "register.php?friendThatReferredMe=452".
When the friend completes the registration form, your processing code looks at the URL param of "who referred them", and based on that data, adds rewards to the relevant referrer.
Alex's solution works fine.
However, if you don't want to have the referrer's ID in your url, you can simply ask the new user to type the username of the referrer in the registration form.
And if you are concerned that people might be dishonest by entering a wrong username, personally i'd be more tempted to enter a random number in the query string !


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'perfectly acceptable'
We have just returned from a week in the Cellai, have found it comfortable, clean, no unwelcome insects. The staff were polite freindly and helpful, all you could want from a 3 star hotel in a busy city. Can't understand all the bad reviews, but note where they came from!!!
We would stay again
We liked this hotel and thought it accurately priced for a fairly simple experience. It was refurbished and classy, although the room was a bit small and we did not realise it was air conditioned at first - probably why we left the window open and got bitten by the plentiful mosquitoes. The staff were perfectly courteous and helpful. The hotel is extremely well positioned halfway between the main rail station and the major sights of Florence - it's about half a mile from the Duomo, for example. The worst of the building work seems to be over (May 03) and it was quiet and easily accessible. Downsides minor - There was no chest of drawers in the room. The breakfast room filled up quickly and they ran out of food at one stage. Coffee is too watered down for our tastes. Entrance area always smoky as reception staff appeared to chain smoke.
Fine for a short city break
We spent two nights at the Cellai and found it perfectly acceptable for the price. It was nicely decorated and clean, with good pictures on the walls. The roof terrace was pretty. Breakfast was OK but the staff were rather surly. Although our bedroom overlooked the street, the double glazing kept the noise out.
Reason why this hotel is cheap...
Small rooms, Noisy. Not sure whether they were fleas or mosquitos, but something was biting us. There are much better hotels for the money.
Clean comfy and quiet
We stayed in the Cellai for two nights earlier this week (Jan 2003). I read the reviews on this site after we booked so was a bit apprehensive but was pleasantly surprised by the hotel. Our room was quite small but was clean and quiet and the bed was comfy. There wasn't much space to sit in the room but as we were there to see Florence, not sit in a hotel, this wasn't a problem. There are several communal areas in the hotel where you can lounge if required. The bathroom was spotless and breakfast was great in a pleasant dining room. The roof terrace is nice though the view of the Duomo isn't immediately apparent! Out of season the hotel was excellent value, no mosquitoes either, and the location is good. I'd go back.
Great inexpensive hotel
My mom and her friends stayed at this hotel when they came for my wedding. They got it as part of a package and so weren't sure what to expect. No mosquitos for them -- and friends who stayed at the most expensive hotel did have the mosquitos so I think that is just part of the Florence experience and bug spray is required! It is a wonderful inexpensive hotel with great art and different nooks and crannies throughout. There is a rooft terrace with roomy chairs and bar where you can see the cathedral. The rooms are not huge but very practical. The bathrooms were spotless. And, while I didn't sleep on the beds we did sit on them and they felt quite firm. My mom really enjoyed it. And it is only a few blocks to all the sites. Trattoria Guelfa one block away is great.
Hotel Cellai
This hotel was disappointing. There was very major construction going on on the entire street/block in front of the hotel (we were there in Oct 2002 - but this construction looks like it will be going on awhile). The taxi had to drop us over one block away. The rooms are tiny, old, dark, not particularly clean. Honestly - kind of depressing. The bathrooms are tiny yet well maintained. The hotel was inexpensive though. And the location is relatively good.
We stayed there a in August and I agree with the first review. They weren't fleas however, they were mosquitoes. The staff was very rude.
Not Bad At All!
Quite contrary to the other review - I found the Cellai perfectly acceptable. We stayed there one night and the hotel staff was very helpful in guiding us to restaurants, details around procedures in the hotel and so forth. While the hotel is not a five star property, the price was compatible with the look, features and quality of the rooms.
The other very good thing about the Cellai is that it is perfectly located to see the sights in Florence. Blocks away from the major museums, good restaurants and the main cathedral in town.
Don�t miss the Trattoria Theatro just down the street. By the way - no fleas or anything such as this!
Stay away
Don't bother staying here. Rude hotel staff. Tiny flea infested rooms. Pictures look nice but deceiving. Very noisy.
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... window just talking. We were all anxious to see Ethan and needed to find our gate so we could find him. Our gate was finally posted and when we got there, we saw Ethan and we were all overjoyed. It was so good to see a familiar face and to see another person from our group. I genuinely missed him and I hardly know him. We got in line and got on the plane and slept for a couple hours before landing in Pisa where it was pouring down rain. We needed to get to Florence and ...
The validation of a high reputation.
... The statue of David by Michelangelo. What a masterpiece. You can just stare at it for so long. It literally towers over you. He looks so smug and so proud. This is it - the real David. Not an impersonation like you see all over the place - this is real. Wow. This is history.As we continued to walk through the gallery, we noticed the casts in the cast statues like we had seen in the British Museum. Luckily for us there was a video showing what they are and why they are there. We ...
Arrivederci Rome, Buongiorno Florence!
Day 8 saw us leaving Rome after a beautiful week taking in the breathtaking sights, awesome shopping and of course our amazing wedding! To get to Florence we took a high speed Eurotrain that in our opinion is far better than flying - the trip took around 1hr 30mins for about 280km which isn't bad - puts the old tilt train to shame that is for sure! Florence is around a quarter of the size of Rome ...


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Candace Calloway Whiting has studied and trained dolphins, seals, and orca whales. She is currently a volunteer at the Center for Whale Research at Friday Harbor.
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Heartwarming Videos – Dolphins Save Woman and Dog, Captive Mother Orca Helps Her Calf (Sunday Funnies)
It is unfortunate that the little whale is forced to learn such an unnatural trick… [Read More]
Curious Orca Whales Frighten Diver, Follow Swimming Dog (Video)
Most likely neither the diver nor the dog were in danger from these killer whales because orcas are unknown to have ever intentionally harmed a human in the wild, nor attacked dogs either as far as I am aware – and these were most likely the fish eating type that specializes in hunting rays in […] [Read More]
How to Write Effective Comments and Make a Difference for Whales and Dolphins
The following tips are among those published by the government to help you increase the impact of comments you submit concerning government regulations, but they are useful points to know any time you want your comments to have impact. (Tips for submitting effective comments). Although agencies receive and appreciate all comments, constructive comments (either positive […] [Read More]
The Georgia Aquarium Bilked Taxpayers into Financing a Dolphin Exhibit by Using a Program Designed to Help Stuggling Families
In a classic bait-and-switch the Georgia Aquarium managed to con the government out of money expressly targeted to benefit low income communities, in order to finance the expansion of their dolphin exhibit in 2010. Using the New Markets Tax Credit Program (NMTC Program) that was established to encourage investments in low income areas, the Georgia […] [Read More]
Man Against Dolphin – a Search for Understanding the Conundrum That is Japan
Right now the annual bloodbath of dolphin hunting in Taiji, Japan is ongoing. During this archaic process dolphins and small whales are driven into a cove where some are destined to be sold to amusement parks while the rest are cruelly slaughtered en masse nearby, the screeching screams of their pod mates audible to all. […] [Read More]
Taiji, "Look Not Upon a Right Whale"; In 1878 Greed Cost the Lives of Over One Hundred Japanese Whalers
The superstition: Some years ago there lived a wealthy fisherman called Matsushima Tomigoro at Matsushima, in Nagasaki. He made a large fortune by whale-fishing. One night he dreamed a strange dream. A whale (zato kujira), carrying a baby whale, appeared before his pillow, and requested him to let her and the baby go safely–they were […] [Read More]
National Marine Mammal Foundation – Who Are Those Guys?
It is always heartwarming to read about a dolphin rescue, and the trials of young Sassafras is no exception – beached, sunburned and thin he was carefully nursed back to health but because he is deaf he can't be released (see Deaf dolphin rescued in La. headed for Gulfport). Although the article does not speculate […] [Read More]
Dolphin Drive in Taiji Begins Again – Dolphin Project Broadcasting Live On Three Days Beginning 8/31/12, 7:30 p.m. PST
This photo was taken in Taiji – the very spot where Cove Guardians monitor the banger boats at sea. It is easy for us to take for granted that we can protest, but these courageous Japanese citizens are protesting against the killings of the dolphins at great personal risk. THANK YOU for being so brave […] [Read More]
"Death at SeaWorld" Hits the Bookstores as New Poll Shows Captivity for Whales Losing Favor
"As David Kirby so eloquently documents in this timely work, killer-whale captivity only benefits the captors. It is impossible to read 'Death at SeaWorld' and come to any other conclusion." –Jane Goodall, Ph.D., D.B.E., Founder, the Jane Goodall Institute Don't miss the opportunity to meet the author and some of the individuals in this compelling and […] [Read More]
Will 18 wild beluga whales go to the Georgia Aquarium?
The following article from the Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports that the Georgia Aquarium has applied for a permit to obtain 18 wild belugas – a move guaranteed to ignite a firestorm of protest. Last year the conscientious Ocean Park Aquarium in Hong Kong scrapped similar plans as a result of negative international public sentiment, and if […] [Read More]
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Bay Area Bites Guide To 5 Movie Theaters Serving Food and Alcoholic Beverages
Date night just got easier with this list of five local theaters that serve more than just popcorn and Junior Mints.
The federal food stamp program, known as SNAP, supports one in seven Americans at a cost of around $80 billion each year. With almost 70 percent of adult Americans overweight, some nutrition advocates want to prohibit SNAP recipients from using food stamps to purchase junk food such as soda and chips. Opponents say that such restrictions would unfairly target the poor and limit their food options. KQED's Forum discusses the issue.
In the debate over whether to cut the food stamp program, members of Congress are looking at two pretty arcane provisions in the law.
The 8th Annual Supermarket Street Sweep is a charity bike race that benefits the San Francisco and Marin Food Banks. This year's event takes place on Saturday, December 7.
Oregon as a local food movement hub? That's obvious. Less so is the fact that one in five state residents rely on food stamps. That's one of the surprising facts that stand out in an interactive map that tracks how cuts that went into effect on Nov. 1 are affecting the country.
The Philippine disaster is an example why it increasingly makes sense to buy food close to where its needed rather than ship it across the globe. Most U.S. food aid, though, travels to hotspots from U.S. ports. Critics say that wastes time and money.
When Bison Brewery decided to grow hops in Oakland they didn't expect to end up with plants all over the city, 40 kegs of specially-brewer beer and a festival this weekend. But, that's what they harvested.
In the U.S., 40% of the food we produce gets throw away. Most of that ends up in landfills, instead of on the plates of the hungry. A few organizations in the Bay Area are hoping to change that.
Twitter icon Feminist Hulk is pummeling away at the shutdown's funding threats to WIC, the federal program that provides essential food aid to pregnant women and mothers with young children. And she's using her nearly 74,000 followers to help – setting up an online resource to help families left in the lurch find baby food and formula.
Some state programs serving low-income women with young children at nutritional risk may run out of funding by next week. Other states have enough funding to provide benefits — which average $45 per month — through October.
In the United States, 40 percent of the food produced annually goes to waste. Doug Rauch, former president of Trader Joe's, wants to do something about it. He's opening a restaurant that will transform produce past its sell date into healthful take-out food.
The bill would cut funding for the program over the next 10 years and affect an estimated 4 million Americans. The measure, passed narrowly along party lines, is not expected to pass the Senate.
Farmers say they need to produce food as efficiently as possible in order to feed the world. It's high-tech agriculture's claim to the moral high ground in the debate over how best to grow food. But is it true?
Wasted food creates billions of tons of greenhouse gases, and it costs us precious water and land. The rice lost in Asia and the meat wasted in rich countries contribute most heavily to the problem.


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So I'm trying to make my Android 2.1 (Eclair) app be compatible in terms of layout on a higher resolution, 10.1 inch 3.2 Honeycomb tablet.
I've read these pages: http://developer.android.com/guide/practices/screens_support.html And: http://developer.android.com/guide/practices/screens_support.html#DeclaringTabletLayouts
The new size quantifiers make it more dynamic for app's to dynamically change their layout according to their dpi... but 2.1 doesn't support that obviously.
So.. am I stuck using res/layout-xlarge to support most tablets?
The reason I want it compatible for both 2.1 and 3.2 is so that one app is universal for all handsets and tablets.


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Preschool Registration 2015-16
Early enrollment for returning families only will be held at the Salem-Keizer Preschool office located in the Fruitland building at 6425 Fuitland Rd NE,
on April 2nd, 4:00 - 7 p.m. and on April 3rd, 9:00 - 1:00 p.m.
Open enrollment begins on April 13, 2015. Families may register any time after April 13th during regular office hours.
- Copies of immunizations records and birth certificates are required for enrollment.
- An information packet will need to be filled out at the time of registration.
- A fee of $75 is due at registration.
- Your child must be 3 years old on or before September 10, 2015.
Registration is at the Salem-Keizer Preschool Office, 6425 Fruitland Rd NE, Salem, OR 97317.
Eligibility 2015-16
Child must be 3 or 4 on or before September 10, 2015, (eligible for kindergarten in 2016 and 2017) and toilet trained. All classes are blended 3 and 4 year olds.
The total cost of the program is divided into nine equal payments.
- Payment may be made by check, cash, or money order
- Make payments payable to Salem-Keizer Preschools and write the student's name on the memo line
- Payments are due by the 1st of the month (billing statements are mailed), including payments sent directly from banking institutions
- A $20 fee will be applied to first-time late payments received after the 6th of the month.
- A limited number of partial scholarships are available for families who meet qualifying guidelines. The scholarships are available on a first-come, first-served basis
- A discount of 10% for second child enrolled is also available
Calendar, Class Schedule and Fees
The Preschool program generally follows the school district's kindergarten school calendar, with a few exceptions.
Click here to download the 2014-15 Class Schedule and Fees
Contact Information
Preschool Office
6425 Fruitland Rd NE
Salem, OR 97317
Phone: 503-399-3148
Fax: 503-316-3526
Office Hours
Monday–Friday: 8:00 a.m.–Noon and 1:00 p.m.–5:00 p.m.
Sophia Duerst, Coordinator Preschool
Sierra Mullins, Senior Secretary


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These are ESET's flagship consumer products, but they are also sold by the channel, typically as an add-on in a commercial sale. They also preview the new features coming in the next commercial refresh.
Tag Archive for Security
Cloud, Storage, Virtualization
EMC partners with Ottawa's CloudLink on integrated RecoverPoint cloud solution
by Mark Cox •
The joint offering with EMC, available through EMC and its channel, is designed to provide a secure Disaster Recovery-as-a-Service offering that is less expensive and less complex to deploy than existing DR solutions.
Managed Services, Security
Security, compliance enhancements highlight Kaseya R8
by Mark Cox •
R8 sees the release of a new generation of the AuthAnvil product acquired with B.C.'s Scorpion Software, in which the Single Sign On, Two-Factor Authentication and Password Server have all been updated with new capabilities.
Channel Programs, Software
Dell pleased with performance in first year of software integration into PartnerDirect
by Mark Cox •
Since Dell Software's integration into PartnerDirect, the company says growth, deal registration and training levels have all increased significantly.
Channel Programs, Mobility, Security
Good Technology adds margin rewards to expanding partner program
by Mark Cox •
The Margin Rewards program gives an additional discount when the partner does business with new logos, to reward them for bringing in new business. It goes into a discount pool that the partners can use to buy software, which they can pass on to a new end user, or use themselves.
Printing and Imaging, Security
HP aims to boost printing security
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HP introduces new technologies it says will help introduce the kind of security businesses are used to in the PC environment into the print world.
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TrapX Security targets MSSPs with new global partner program
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Trap-X has placed its TrapX Security Operation Center on the Google Cloud Platform, which allows partners to deploy entire secure SOCs and sensors quickly and inexpensively.
Channel Programs, Distribution, Security
New ThreatTrack channel chief looks to distribution for ThreatSecure go-to-market
by Mark Cox •
While ThreatTrack has a channel of SMB-focused VIPRE resellers, the new channel chief's task is to build an enterprise-focused channel for ThreatSecure, and to do that, he is looking to distribution.
Security, Small Business
ESET releases new SOHO security SKUs
by Mark Cox •
These solutions are sold only through solution providers, not retail, and are expected to appeal to very large partners like CDW, and very small partners and consultants who work the SOHO market.
Security, Training
Fortinet overhauls network security certification program
by Mark Cox •
Fortinet will retire its existing certifications in a year in favor of a new, modular and more robust certification that partners had requested
Cloud, Security
My Digital Shield looks to defend small biz
by Mark Cox •
Security-as-a-service startup with a Canadian connection looks to the channel to sell enterprise-grade security to small business
Channel Programs, Cloud, Security
Webroot reworks channel program to support partner-driven model
by Mark Cox •
Webroot sees a real differentiator in the marketing and sales toolkit it provides partners
Microsoft readies security go-to-market
by Robert Dutt •
In addition to its focus on cloud, mobile, social and big data, Microsoft COO Kevin Turner says the company will put more attention on security.
HP targets mobile workplace with joint Microsoft-Intel program
by Mark Cox •
A new partnership will see HP, Microsoft and Intel work together on a cohessive commercial mobility strategy from hardware through to go-to-market strategy.
Imation targets Windows to Go solution providers in major IronKey channel program redo
by Mark Cox •
Imation sees a strongly developing market for Windows to Go, and wants partners with the right Microsoft competencies.
Data Centre
Dell unveils four new enterprise appliances
by Mark Cox •
Dell has introduced four new appliances, in partnership with Nutanix, Cloudera, Oracle and Fusion-IO.
Huawei woos West with message of security, trust
by Chris Gonsalves (Channelnomics) •
Huawei remains focused on winning back business by preaching network security, stability and integrity.
Networking, Security
ZyXEL looks to expand partner opportunities with next-gen UTM systems
by Mark Cox •
Networking vendor ZyXEL Communications has announced the availability of its new series of high-performance next-generation UTM systems.
IT sees challenges with Internet of Things
by Chris Gonsalves (Channelnomics) •
There is a growing consensus that the Internet of Things will impact the security and integrity of existing IT systems.
Cloud, Security
Microsoft's table stakes for safeguarding Office 365 data
by Chris Gonsalves (Channelnomics) •
Microsoft does its part to help ease customers' minds about trusting the cloud, and particularly its flagship Office 365 hosted applications.


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'Fantastic TV for the price!'
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'Don't expect plasma blacks or graphics monitor colors'
'Image are brighter and more saturated than with LCD CCFL TVs'
'Really lightweight'
'Pretty good tv'
'What I consider to be a budget friendly LCD TV'
'Not terrible, but 1920x1080 doesn't cut it at 27 inches or more'
'Needs a sound boost'
'Great TV after a lot of tweaking'
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Tired of Playing Cyber Cop, Microsoft Looks For Partners In Crime Fighting 113
from the every-batman-needs-a-robin dept.
We've improved Slashdot's video section; now you can view our video interviews, product close-ups and site visits with all the usual Slashdot options to comment, share, etc. No more walled garden! It's a work in progress -- we hope you'll check it out (Learn more about the recent updates).
Few companies can claim to have caused as much cybercrime as Redmond.
Except that Redmond is a city, not a company. It is annoying enough when unimaginative journalists use "London" to mean the British government, and "Moscow" to mean the Russian government. But it is just idiotic to extend this stupid meme to companies. There are hundreds of companies in Redmond, and while Microsoft is the most prominent, there is no rationale for using the city's name to reference it. It is especially annoying with some moron uses something like "Cupertino" or "Santa Clara" which are each home to many large tech firms.
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Store persistent data in a MySQL database while maintaining a stateful session using web browser cookies. PREREQUISITES This package is part of a larger distribution and was NOT intended to be used directly. In order for this plugin to work properly,...MBROOKS/Apache2-WebApp-Plugin-Session-MySQL-0.12 - 08 Jan 2011 13:21:30 GMT - Search in distribution
A simple mechanism for loading WebApp Toolkit plugins. PLUGINS There are many plugins that provide additional functionality to your web application. Apache2::WebApp::Plugin::CGI - Common methods for dealing with HTTP requests. Apache2::WebApp::Plugin...MBROOKS/Apache2-WebApp-Toolkit-0.391 - 26 Apr 2014 08:45:42 GMT - Search in distribution
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true grit from 2010
Submitted by bethechange1 on Wed, 02/27/2013 - 02:33. Permalink
Coen brothers movie. Excellent on many levels. It begins
with the quote "the wicked flee when none pursueth".
a nice thought, these days. oops, you said non-fiction, oh well. watch it anyway. you won't be sorry.
"Keep away from people who try to belittle your ambitions. Small people always do that, but the really great make you feel that you, too, can become great."
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Today is Pauls 41st birthday. Paul had bacon, eggs and bagel for breakfast and now we are off to the everglades for an airboat adventure. A nice change, it will only be 28 degrees today.
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The new age of algorithms: How it affects the way we live
'Big Data' impacts how we work, elect our presidents, and play tennis. It also affects the way we're watched.
They work a few hundred yards from one of the Library of Congress's most prized possessions: a vellum copy of the Bible printed in 1455 by Johann Gutenberg, inventor of movable type. But almost six centuries later, Jane Mandelbaum and Thomas Youkel have a task that would confound Gutenberg.
The researchers are leading a team that is archiving almost every tweet sent out since Twitter began in 2006. A half-billion tweets stream into library computers each day.
Their question: How can they store the tweets so they become a meaningful tool for researchers – a sort of digital transcript providing insights into the daily flow of history?
Thousands of miles away, Arnold Lund has a different task. Mr. Lund manages a lab for General Electric, a company that still displays the desk of its founder, Thomas Edison, at its research headquarters in Niskayuna, N.Y. But even Edison might need training before he'd grasp all the dimensions of one of Lund's projects. Lund's question:
How can power companies harness the power of data to predict which trees will fall on power lines during a storm – thus allowing them to prevent blackouts before they happen?
The work of Richard Rothman, a professor at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, is more fundamental: to save lives. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) in Atlanta predicts flu outbreaks, once it examines reports from hospitals. That takes weeks. In 2009, a study seemed to suggest researchers could predict outbreaks much faster by analyzing millions of Google searches.
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Hello my dearest and most wonderful friend. Did you know that today and every day is a great day? That is a truth. Try as we might to believe that the appearances of outside of ourselves are the truth sayers of the events in our lives, we can know for ourselves that because we live our lives from the inside out, we can create the most wondrous day there is if that is our wish. Every day we have an infinite number of choices that we can make regarding our day. We can choose to be sad... we can choose to be melancholy... we can choose to be blissful... we can choose to be filled with excitement and energy. These are but a few of the choices that we can make. There are an infinite number of choices we can make. So what do you think? Do you think it is time to take charge of making your own choices about how you feel today and how you perceive your life? It just might be fascinating to see what happens if we consciously make choices instead of automatically reacting to the appearances in our lives. Do you want to give it a try? Do you want to start listening to your thoughts? It just might amaze you when you hear what you have been saying inside your head when you think no one is listening... including you. Here is something else that you can try. When you hear yourself say something that you know is not the spiritual truth of your beingness, just say to yourself in your mind... "Cancel, cancel. That is not the truth of who I am." For the truth of your beingness is that you are perfection made manifest. That you are always perfect, whole and complete. That you are exactly who you should be at any given moment in time. That you are beautiful and capable of being the best you that you can be. For you are unique... you are wonderfully magnificent and abundantly supplied. Just take a chance and listen and then do that oh, so wonderful dance of life. Anybody want to cha cha? LOL.
Our thought for the day is: 'The truth of me cannot be found nor can it be touched for I am a spiritual being having a human experience.' Gayle O
May the good that you seek find you and bring an everlasting joy to your hart. Namaste.
© Gayle O
Created with Apophysis 3D Hack 2.08. Post work was done in PSP7. I see the fountains of life pouring forth in soft gentle streams of water. The fountain is made of the whispering truths of life and if we try listening we just might hear how wonderful we truly are. I see the water like forms are swirling and gently cascading down. It is as though they are falling gently into cups and then effortlessly spill over the edge to create a new waterfall. But as we all know each of us sees something different in an art piece. So perhaps we could also see the mists of time. You never can tell. Imagination is a great thing.
Your visits to my gallery mean so much to me. Thank you for your comments on this image and my previous images. Each one is very special to me and will always be treasured and held close to my heart. I send a most heart felt thank you to those of you who have favored me as an artist or have favored one of my images. I also thank you for sharing your friendship and creativity with me.
The possibilities of You are infinite and filled with wonder. I wish you the best of life's possibilities that you can dream for one day you will make them a reality in your life experience. Namaste.
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Mar 20, 2011 11:16:29 pmby elisheba Homepage »
Gorgeous... Impressive...Smooth...and feels and looks like the universe to me.
Mar 20, 2011 11:26:46 pmby Faemike55 Homepage »
Very beautiful image and words
Have a great week
Mar 20, 2011 11:27:15 pmby hipps13 Homepage »
sometimes appearances
sure can change a mind
but when thinking comes aboard
the whole picture is taught
as it truly is to see
very beautiful work
warm hugs, Linda
Mar 20, 2011 11:38:40 pmby clbsmiley Homepage »
I try to make every day a great day. You only get that day once.
Mar 21, 2011 1:23:04 amby peedy Homepage »
Gorgeous lighting.
Mar 21, 2011 1:38:35 amby ledwolorz Homepage »
Very beautiful work.
Mar 21, 2011 1:41:36 amby mountmous Homepage »
As always a wonderful start to my day. Today is going to be a good day :-)
Mar 21, 2011 2:53:30 amby neoexcello Homepage »
Oh, how beautiful. Wonderful for the eyes and the mind and the heart.
Mar 21, 2011 2:54:34 amby dragonmuse Homepage »
So beautiful.. most elegant in form and thought.
Mar 21, 2011 3:09:33 amby Juliette.Gribnau Homepage »
beautiful colors and moves
Mar 21, 2011 4:06:14 amby soffy Online Now! Homepage »
Amazingly beautiful work,lovely colors,excellent********
Mar 21, 2011 4:31:24 amby Naoo Homepage »
Mar 21, 2011 5:30:18 amby vxbob Homepage »
Nicely done, like the coloring, details and composition
Mar 21, 2011 6:43:16 amby CarolSassy Homepage »
Dreamy and pretty! Love the colors! Excellent work! (:
Mar 21, 2011 6:59:02 amby greyone Homepage »
Your APO work is always superb and this one is especially gorgeous. Your text is also a wonderfully well thought out inspirational message. Thank you for sharing this with the rest of us.
Mar 21, 2011 7:01:28 amby lyron Online Now! Homepage »
Great work!!
Mar 21, 2011 7:58:11 amby Lenord Homepage »
Superb Apo work, spectacular light and gradient
The actors and jesters are here
The stage is in darkness and clear
For raising the curtain
And no-ones quite certain whose play it is
How long ago, how long
If only we had listened in.
If wed known just how right we were going to be.
For we dreamed a lot
And we schemed a lot
And we tried to sing of love before the stage fell apart.
If everyone was listening you know
There'd be a chance that we could save the show
Who'll be the last clown
To bring the house down?
Oh no, please no, don't let the curtain fall
Well, what is your costume today?
Who are the props in your play?
You're acting a part which you thought from the start
Was an honest one.
Well how do you plead?
An actor indeed!
Go re-learn your lines,
You don't know what you've done
The finales begun.
If everyone was listening you know
There'd be a chance that we could save the show,
Who'll be the last clown
To bring the house down?
Oh no, please no, don't let the curtain fall
If Everyone Was Listening by Supertramp
Mar 21, 2011 8:26:35 amby tennesseecowgirl Homepage »
So lovely~
Mar 21, 2011 9:00:04 amby jmb007 Homepage »
splendide image!!
Mar 21, 2011 9:15:27 amby magichild2 Homepage »
A magnificent image ...beautiful smokey design
Mar 21, 2011 9:55:32 amby rayag Homepage »
WOW!!!This is awesome work!
Mar 21, 2011 9:59:42 amby annie5 Homepage »
Absolutely gorgeous Gayle!
Nice colors and texture :)
Mar 21, 2011 10:03:07 amby Flint_Hawk Homepage »
You always speak such deep truths & share such magnificent beauty!
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For many creatures, dance is a form of ritual. Prairie chickens attract mates by performing an elaborate courtship dance. Honeybees alert other bees to nectar with a unique waggle.
As for
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All canines may not perform the jiggy, but for those who do, the steps are instantly recognizable: They spin in circles, and then hop from one back paw to the other, before finally getting down to business.
What possible reason could there be for this curious ritual? No one really knows for sure.
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Glam Media, the woman/lifestyle/fashion network, has done a small acquisition: it has bought out Stylemob, we have heard through sources, and now confirmed from the company (Valleywag wrote the rumor first this morning). The acquisition was done earlier this year, and in fact Stylemob co-founder Adam Souzis was announced as executive director of Glam Labs, the technology research arm of Glam, in a Feb 4 announcement by Glam. Stylemob is less than a year old.
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Maybe some of you already know about this one but I just stumbled across it today. It's called Discount Sewing Supply. Have you used them? Are the fabrics OK?
I was looking for patriotic fabric for the QOV when I found their jelly rolls. I love some of the unusual and pretty color combinations, like the purple/yellow or pink/green or brown/teal/turquoise. Their jellies are only 20 strips instead of 40, with the expected reduction in price, so you wouldn't get stuck with a bunch of left over strips you can't use.
If you've ordered from them, please share information and let us know if it's worth a try!
At $16.99 they are about $12.22 per yard.
The advantage is the variety of fabrics, no waste,and time.
Disadvantage is limited choice of patterns that they are used in and with added postage they are a little expensive.
I have never ordered from them but the fabric choices seem pleasant and useful. Tempting but would like to beable to have the same fabrics in different size pkgs.
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Quite simply, awesome. It's got a nice beat, very reminiscent of Megaman(Not to compare or anything).
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And... you gave me the permission to use also in my game? like FoxCartoons?
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Hey, I'm an upcoming game programmer and I was just wondering if I could use this for the Intro screen of my game.
Hey, thanks for the review & glad you enjoyed it.
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I have an old Heineken kegorator hanging around and thought it could possibly be re purposed into something useful for home brewing. I took the thing apart and have the guts in working order! i am unsure if it is even possible to use this thing for anything other than its original intention, but i would like to throw it out to all yall. I will post a pic later if yall think it might help?
This is the guts out of it the metal block you see gets really cold when it's turned on and I believe that is what cools the metal bowl the small keg sits in. Thoughts?
It's a peltier cooler, when a current is applied one side gets hot the other gets cold. Not sure what you can use it for it probably isn't sufficient to cool a fermentation chamber but you might be able to use it to cool something small?
Thread revival, Woot had the Krups beer tenders on sale today. For the price, even if I cannot figure out how to keg in a newcastle draughtkeg, I get a cool peltier cooler to play with for $40.
(ps...this is the tech the new carboy lager fermenter thingy is made from that just went through kickstarter, sorry I cannot recall its name.)
there is a guy on here that made a swamp type cooler for a carboy using an ardunio controlled TEChttp://www.homebrewtalk.com/f51/pelt...cooler-439525/
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There are ways to modify the draught keg for homebrew, but from what I have read they don't last very long after modification (like less then a year.)
My little setup has proved very successful for me (see link above)