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Hi is there a reason why catalyst 14.7 beta is for some other operating system.
I go through the download page select my graphics card
sapphire R9 280x and operating system windows 7 64 bit and then downloaded the beta 14.7 catalyst driver apon trying to run the setup it tells me its not compatable with my operating system.
I know that maybe as its a beta driver that it may be unstable so the link it to something that does nothing on purpose.
If not I suggest you get your web team to look at the links to the driver you may have them muddled. Either a windows 32 bit version or that other than windows 7. Or the driver to a Linux based Operating system or mac os.
Hopefully this helps you guys I hope AMD drivers get really good for gamers and you guys sort out all the issues.
Sorry...no problems here, or reported on the forum.
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Natural Beauty
All around us are magnificent natural wonders to be discovered, protected and preserved for generations to come.
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All in One Rhythm!
Having first hosted the tournament 64 years ago, Brazil, a five-time World Cup champion, is set to present another spectacular game to be remembered for years to come.
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Manmade Marvels
Having endured vicissitudes and upheavals, many ancient structures have evolved to become fascinating bastions of history and remain living icons that play an important role in the 21st century.
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Rail Stars
Train journeys, most certainly, offer breathtaking scenery, but get ready for spectacular sights when you pull into some of the world's most amazing train stations – symbols of past empires that have survived wars and the onslaught of urban development.
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A Realm Of Healing
The surging popularity in alternative and complementary therapies reflects a desire for more natural things in life. While the clinical efficacy of these treatments is still being debated, one thing is for sure: There is a difference between 'alternative therapies' and 'complementary therapies' – the former replaces mainstream medical treatment, while the latter acts as a support. Some are fairly safe and natural, but others can be quite invasive and may worsen your condition. Always check with your doctor or healthcare professional on the safety of opting for these methods.
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From Literature To Life
Stop saying 'if only' each time you pick up a book that stirs your wanderlust. Follow your heart to incredible places beyond pages for the journey of a lifetime. Here are books that'll help you get there.
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Marvels of Malaysia
Malaysia welcomes almost 25 million tourists annually, and for good reason – this colourful, multi-cultural and multi-religious nation is a multi-faceted gem that lures as much with its quiet graces and natural attractions as its wild, crazy ones. Whatever your idea of a fantastic holiday may be, rest assured, it shall be delivered as the country celebrates Visit Malaysia Year 2014.
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In February 2009, Victoria went up in flames; and raging fires engulfed everything in their path. By the time the fires subsided, 173 people had lost their lives, over one million acres of mountain ash forest had been destroyed, and countless animals had perished. The overwhelming firestorm was one of the worst in the country's history, and came to be known as Black Saturday. Survivors of the Firestorm follows the phoenix-like story of Victoria's wildlife, the fall and rise of the great mountain ash forests and all that dwell within them, and the extraordinary capacity of a damaged natural world to bounce back. Buy the DVD. This film premiered on April 17, 2011.
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Love this for a little girls room!
cool bedroom color scheme cutains are awsome but would be better in 1 or 2 colors
when she's ready for a big girl room!
Ruffle Curtain for Shower, window or closet. --
Crafts Curtains, Maxis Skirts Tutorials, Shower Windows, Closets, Ruffles Shower Curtains, Decor With Ruffles, Bathroom Shower, Curtains For Doors Windows, Ruffles Curtains Diy
Ruffle Curtain for Shower, window or closet. Cute for my daughter's bathroom shower
jilliewillie.com Ruffle shower curtain. 14, 5.5 in strips. I can do this.
DIY ruffled throw
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Ruffled throw blanket made with king sized sheets... Cute:)
DIY ruffled throw using 2 king sized sheets. Someday, when I have a sewing machine and LOTS of patience.
DIY ruffled throw - using 2 king sized sheets. Might have to try this in my guest room.
DIY ruffled throw using 2 king sized sheets. Feminine but not too over the top if in a neutral color scheme bedroom.
DIY ruffled throw - using 2 king sized sheets. I LOVE this idea, so got to try it. But think making a full sized one for my bed would be perfect!
Ruffled bag.
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Pretty Ruffle Bag - uses a jelly roll
Pretty Ruffle Bag {Tutorial} - what a great idea to cover up those ugly advertising free bags I get at conferences.
little girl tote bag with ruffles
Ruffle tote bag tutorial
diy ruffle bag... Cute.
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Man I love Jack Wills clothes!!
Doxford Dress - Jack Wills - Polyvore
One Hot Summer Dress, created by lmhenricks on Polyvore
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Ruffle Blackout Panel | Pottery Barn Kids for baby girls room.
I love these Pink Ruffled curtains! Ruffle Blackout Panel | Pottery Barn Kids
Clouds, Guest Room, Dreams, Bedrooms Design, Duvet Covers, White Beds, Interiors Design, White Bedding, White Interiors
Sweet Dreams - Guest Room. in my little dream cottage house...
White bed heaven
Really into crazy duvet covers like this right now.
45 �All In White� Interior Design Ideas For Bedrooms
White Fluff! Clouds; Dreams. #anthropologie
Cool White for Bedroom Design Ideas : Cool White For Bedroom Design With White Wall Bed Pillow Blanket Wooden Nightsyand Hardwood Floor
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White ruffle comforter and shams || PB Teen
future room ideas. Pretty bedding
Pottery Barn Look-Alikes: PB Teen Rufflilcious Quilt
Ruffle bed cover!! Definitely make the room :) #PBteen this is no doubt ot!!!
Ruffled Linen Garland-Done in burlap instead.
Linens Garlands, Burlap Wreaths, Burlap Garlands, White Lights, Vintage Fabrics, Fabrics Garlands, Country Christmas, Christmas Garlands, Ruffles Linens
lovely burlap garland+add some red gingham for a pretty country Christmas look
garland with burlap...could be cute with recycled tshirts or vintage fabric too
Ruffled Linen Garland {And Tutorial}.. Love it. Classy
fabric garland with vintage lace?
Burlap Garland... add lace, of course and maybe some pine branches and white lights... Christmas!!
Pretty Christmas garland!
Burlap Garland. Also, link to burlap wreath.
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Ruffled Laundry Bag | fun for a girl's room
Dorm Room
my laundry room needs this...
Ruffled Laundry Bag - Urban Outfitters
Ruffled Laundry Bag #UrbanOutfitters
Urbanoutfitters, Urban Outfitters, Shops Bathroom, Dorm Room, Laundry Bags, Girls Room, Bathroom Decor Apartments, Ruffles Laundry, Laundry Room
Ruffled Laundry Bag | fun for a girl's room
Dorm Room
my laundry room needs this...
Ruffled Laundry Bag - Urban Outfitters
Ruffled Laundry Bag #UrbanOutfitters
Aqua And Lavender Bedrooms, Aqua Blue Green, Girls Room, Ruffles Shower Curtains, Room Ideas, Aqua Shower, Aqua Ruffles, Aqua Curtains, Ruffles Curtains
Aqua shower curtain.
I ♥ Ruffled Shower Curtains
ruffle curtains- love the color
Aqua Ruffles
Showers, Decor, Ideas, Small Bathroom, Dreams, Shabby Chic, House, Bathroom Shower, Shower Curtains
Dream House by bobbi
beautiful shower curtain. need to shabby chic up my house and this would be perfect!
bathroom shower curtain idea
shower curtain... anthro, will you decorate my whole house?
ask Mr. Kate: how do i decorate my small bathroom. Shower curtain!!
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Easy way to gather/ruffle. Wish I had known this a long time ago! Brilliant! #sewing #ruffle #tips ≈√
Trick for sewing (gathering)
How to Easily Gather Fabric: A Sewing Tutorial
How to easily gather fabric. Wish I knew this a long time ago!
Easy and clever gathering technique from The Family Homestead. I need to try this; I always fear the thread breaking when I gather with a running stitch! #craft #sewing #technique
Easy way to gather/ruffle. Wish I had known this a long time ago! Brilliant! #sewing #lessons #tutorials #gathering #ruffle
Easy way to gather/ruffle. Wish I had known this a long time ago! Brilliant! Zig zap sewing machine baste over crochet thread then pull and adjust ruffle size. Pin and sew. Remove basting.
Little Girls, Sewing Projects, Diy Crafts, Diy Ruffles, Gift Ideas, Sewing Sewing, Ruffles Aprons, Vintage Sheet, Aprons Tutorials
Ruffle aprons tutorial. Use vintage sheets. Maybe for a future baking birthday party? Will make these for my little girls someday, but with the top part on them =)
Ruffle aprons tutorial- cute gift idea
ruffle aprons tutorial - seems like it might be an easy sewing project to try! :)
DIY: Ruffle aprons tutorial, cute for little girls
Ruffles Beds, Guest Room, Dreams, Duvet Covers, White Beds, Interiors Design, Bedrooms Decor, Shabbychic, Shabby Chic Bedrooms
shabby chic bedroom | Shabby chic bedroom
ruffled white bedding
• Shabby Chic French Rustic Ruffled Bedding bedroom Decor Idea
guest room
Ruffles bedding, when I'm single. dream on
Red Petticoats, Full Petticoats, Beautiful Petticoats
Nice full petticoat
red petticoat
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Ruffled scarf. Make for christmas gifts!
DIY Ruffle Scarf (Inspiration Anthro : Catch and Release Scarf) #tutorial #scarf
Gathered scarf tutorial... I've never tried putting elastic thread in my sewing machine, so maybe it's time to give it a whirl.
DIY scarf. I want a ruffle scarf so bad
DYI scarf - elastic thread and sewing machine
Decor, Bedding, Anthropology, Duvet Covers, Cirrus Duvet, Master Bedrooms, Beds Sets, Bedrooms Ideas, Comforters Sets
Anthropologie comforter set. Cirrus collection. I fall in lust with it every night over and over again.
(edit: got it! minus the bedskirt. must find comparable bedskirt!) Anthropologie Cirrus Bedding Set - duvet cover, bed skirt, 2 euro shams, 2 standard pillowcases
Anthropologie - Master Bedroom
Beautiful bedding, add some light yellow decorative pillows and it'd be really pretty!
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fashion week!
poofy gown
Pink ruffled dress
Big Designer Dresses : theBERRY
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Princess Aurora
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Anthropologie shower curtain!
Love the ruffle backdrop!
Shower curtain backdrop
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CONFETTISYSTEM for Lanvin. Custom flower garlands for "Lanvin Goes Out East" exclusive party in the Hamptons. Anna working on flowers, over 900! Photo by CONFETTISYSTEM.
Confetti System's tissue paper flowers for Lanvin
paper flower garland
Confetti System pour Lanvin crédit 100LayerCake Pompom garland idea
Fun tissue flower garlands
pom poms, pillars, and paper flowers made out of tissue paper. i like it.
Giant paper garland by Confetti System
Tables Clothing, Ideas, Farmhouse Chic, Ruffles Tablecloth, Breakfast Nooks, Tables Skirts, Shower Curtains, Lemon Yellow, Teas Parties
Mary Loves Ruffle table cloths! Cute idea to make a few in her fav colors and it can also be a gift for her lil dinning room table! she can have a few in different colors for different seasons. for her around the clock round the year idea?
someday I will have a tea party... with this table cloth
Ruffled table skirt or shower curtain- Adorable!
farmhouse chic table (place glass over the top for pretty work table)
lemon yellow and ruffles!
cute breakfast nook
Cottage ♥ ruffle tablecloth.. Lote this table cloth!!!
Crushing on Ruffles! Table cloth and shower curtain.
Little Girls Clothing, White Petticoats, Men Shirts, Dresses Shirts, Children Clothing, The Dresses, Circles Skirts, Ruffles, Vintage Style
the measure, etsy shop has seriously awesome little girls clothing!
Up cycled men's shirt dress & Petticoat from The Measure Size 2T
the boots with the dress is so cute
petticoat: circle skirt with four rows of ruffles :)
Vintage style petticoat ruffles on Etsy #handmade
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Posted by James Staten on May 31, 2011
Recent Forrester inquiries from enterprise infrastructure and operations (I&O) professionals show that there's still significant confusion between infrastructure-as-a-service (IaaS) private clouds and server virtualization environments. As a result, there are a lot of misperceptions about what it takes to get your private cloud investments right and drive adoption by your developers. The answers may surprise you; they may even be the opposite of what you're thinking.
From speaking with Forrester clients who have deployed successful private clouds, we've found that your cloud should be smaller than you think, priced cheaper than the ROI math would justify and actively marketed internally - no, private clouds are not a Field of Dreams. Our latest report, "Q&A: How to Get Private Cloud Right," details this unconventional thinking, and you may find that internal clouds are much easier than you think.
First and foremost, if you think the way you operate your server virtualization environment today is good enough to call a cloud, you are probably lying to yourself. Per the Forrester definition of cloud computing, your internal cloud must be:
Posted by James Staten on May 26, 2011
What is one of the most important decisions infrastructure & operations (I&O) professionals face today? It's not whether to leverage the cloud or build a private cloud or even which cloud to use. The more important decision is which applications to place in the cloud, and sadly this decision isn't often made objectively. Application development & delivery professionals often decide on their own by bypassing IT. When the decision is made in the open with all parts of IT and the business invited to collaborate, emotion and bravado often rule the day. "SAP's a total pain and a bloated beast, let's move that to the cloud," one CIO said to his staff recently. His belief was if we can do that in the cloud it will prove to the organization that we can move anything to the cloud. Sadly, while a big bang certainly would garner a lot of attention, the likelihood that this transition would be successful is extremely low, and a big bang effort that becomes a big disaster could sour your organization on the cloud and destroy IT's credibility. Instead, organizations should start with low risk applications that let you learn safely how to best leverage the cloud — whether public or private.
Posted by Richard Fichera on May 25, 2011
When Cisco began shipping UCS slightly over two years ago, competitor reaction ranged the gamut from concerned to gleefully dismissive of their chances at success in the server market. The reasons given for their guaranteed lack of success were a combination of technical (the product won't really work), the economics (Cisco can't live on server margins) to cultural (Cisco doesn't know servers and can't succeed in a market where they are not the quasi-monopolistic dominating player). Some ignored them, and some attempted to preemptively introduce products that delivered similar functionality, and in the two years following introduction, competitive reaction was very similar – yes they are selling, but we don't think they are a significant threat.
Any lingering doubt about whether Cisco can become a credible supplier has been laid to rest with Cisco's recent quarterly financial disclosures and IDC's revelation that Cisco is now the No. 3 worldwide blade vendor, with slightly over 10% of worldwide (and close to 20% in North America) blade server shipments. In their quarterly call, Cisco revealed Q1 revenues of $171 million, for a $684 million revenue run rate, and claimed a booking run rate of $900 million annually. In addition, they placed their total customer count at 5,400. While actual customer count is hard to verify, Cisco has been reporting a steady and impressive growth in customers since initial shipment, and Forrester's anecdotal data confirms both the significant interest and installed UCS systems among Forrester's clients.
Posted by Richard Fichera on May 20, 2011
A recent RFP for consulting services regarding strategic platforms for SAP from a major European company which included, among other things, a request for historical and forecast data for all the relevant platforms broken down by region and a couple of other factors, got me thinking about the whole subject of the use and abuse of market share histories and forecasts.
The merry crew of I&O elves here at Forrester do a lot of consulting for companies all over the world on major strategic technology platform decisions – management software, DR and HA, server platforms for major applications, OS and data center migrations, etc. As you can imagine, these are serious decisions for the client companies, and we always approach these projects with an awareness of the fact that real people will make real decisions and spend real money based on our recommendations.
The client companies themselves usually approach these as serious diligences, and usually have very specific items they want us to consider, almost always very much centered on things that matter to them and are germane to their decision.
The one exception is market share history and forecasts for the relevant vendors under consideration. For some reason, some companies (my probably not statistically defensible impression is that it is primarily European and Japanese companies) think that there is some magic implied by these numbers. As you can probably guess from this elaborate lead-in, I have a very different take on their utility.
Posted by James Staten on May 18, 2011
Forrester surveys show that enterprise infrastructure and operations (I&O) teams that are well down the virtualization path are shifting their priorities to deploying a private cloud. While you can certainly build your own, you don't have to anymore. There's an abundance of vendor solutions that can make this easier. In response to Forrester client requests for help in selecting the right vendor for their needs, we've published our first market overview of private cloud solutions. Through this research we found that there are a variety of offerings suited to different client needs, giving you a good landscape to choose from. There are essentially five solution types emerging: 1) enterprise systems management vendors; 2) OS/hypervisor vendors; 3) converged infrastructure solutions; 4) pure-play cloud solutions; and 5) grid-derived solutions. Each brings the core IaaS features as well as unique differentiating value.
How should you choose which one is right for you? That very much depends on which vendors you already have relationships with, what type of cloud you want to deploy, where you want to start from, and what you hope to get out of the cloud once it's deployed.
Posted by Richard Fichera on May 18, 2011
Entering into a new competitive segment, especially one dominated by major players with well-staked out turf, requires a level of hyperbole, dramatic positioning and a differentiable product. Cisco has certainly achieved all this and more in the first two years of shipment of its UCS product, and shows no signs of fatigue to date.
However, Cisco's announcement this week that it is now part of Microsoft's Fast Track Data Warehouse and Fast Track OLTP program is a sign that UCS is also entering the mainstream of enterprise technology. The Microsoft Fast Track program, offering a set of reference architectures, system specification and sizing guides for both common usage scenarios for Microsoft SQL Server, is not new, nor is it in any way unique to Cisco. Fast Track includes Dell, HP, IBM, and Bull. The fact that Cisco will now get equal billing from Microsoft in this program is significant – it is the beginning of the transition from emerging fringe to mainstream , and an endorsement to anyone in the infrastructure business that Cisco is now appearing on the same stage as the major incumbents.
Will this represent a breakthrough revenue opportunity for Cisco? Probably not, since Microsoft will be careful not to play favorites and will certainly not risk alienating its major systems partners, but Cisco's inclusion on this list is another incremental step in becoming a mainstream server supplier. Like the chicken soup that my grandmother used to offer, it can't hurt.
Posted by Rachel Dines on May 17, 2011
What percent of your IT budget do you spend on "keeping the lights on"? If you're anything like a typical company that I work with, the answer is more than half. That doesn't leave much money for spending on new initiatives and projects — in fact, in 2010, the average IT organization spent less than 25% of their IT operating and capital budget in these categories. Most companies that I speak with tell me they wish it was more, but they get constantly caught up in the day-to-day "firefighting" which leaves little time and budget to spend on new innovations, more proactive measures, and new initiatives. And the treadmill just keeps getting faster and faster as more projects are piled on with little or no additional budget to help implement them.
Posted by Rachel Dines on May 12, 2011
I've got backup on the brain. I guess this isn't an unusual occurrence for me, but it's also been bolstered by a week at Symantec Vision, a week at EMC World, as well as backup announcements about IBM's data protection hardware and CommVault's PC backup enhancements not to mention the flurry of cloud backup news this week from Trend Micro, CA Technologies, and Carbonite. All of this has gotten me thinking about the future of backup... we've come a long way from simple agent-based backup and recovery. Backup is just one piece in an ever-increasingly complicated puzzle we call continuity. If backup software vendors want to stay relevant they're going to need to offer a lot more than just backup in their "data protection" suites.
Posted by Christian Kane on May 9, 2011
Supporting non-BlackBerry mobile devices is a priority for every company I speak with these days. Regardless of industry and size, firms are bringing in mobile device management (MDM) solutions alongside their BES to manage the increasing number of Android and iOS devices that are in their employees' hands.
Now let's be clear, even with these MDM solutions in place I&O professionals should not expect the same levels of security and management for Android and iOS that they've come to know on BlackBerry with a BES, yet. Ultimately these MDM solutions are limited by Apple and Google's APIs, but eventually they will have all of the necessary components to challenge RIM's position as the enterprise mobile device, especially as more companies allow personal devices inside their networks.
RIM is obviously putting a lot of work into combating the market share erosion it's seeing in the hardware and platform space, but what about device management? With well over 25 vendors in the MDM space currently, the fight is on for who will manage mobile devices moving forward. Cue RIM's announcement last week at BlackBerry World stating that it will expand BES and BES Express support to include both Android and iOS devices later this year, you can feel the other MDM vendors collectively shudder.
Posted by Richard Fichera on May 4, 2011
What Intel said and showed
Intel has been publishing research for about a decade on what they call "3D Trigate" transistors, which held out the hope for both improved performance as well as power efficiency. Today Intel revealed details of its commercialization of this research in its upcoming 22 nm process as well as demonstrating actual systems based on 22 nm CPU parts.
The new products, under the internal name of "Ivy Bridge", are the process shrink of the recently announced Sandy Bridge architecture in the next "Tock" cycle of the famous Intel "Tick-Tock" design methodology, where the "Tick" is a new optimized architecture and the "Tock" is the shrinking of this architecture onto then next generation semiconductor process.
What makes these Trigate transistors so innovative is the fact that they change the fundamental geometry of the semiconductors from a basically flat "planar" design to one with more vertical structure, earning them the description of "3D". For users the concepts are simpler to understand – this new transistor design, which will become the standard across all of Intel's products moving forward, delivers some fundamental benefits to CPUs implemented with them:
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A few weeks ago, Chinese New Year festivities came to an end, and today I would like to go over one of their most important aspects: food. What do people eat during Chinese New Year and why?
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Manchester United v Real Madrid: Best team lost - Jose Mourinho
Real Madrid manager Jose Mourinho has claimed "the best team lost" after 10-man Manchester United were knocked out of the Champions League.
United went ahead in the last-16 second leg tie before Nani was controversially dismissed for a high challenge.
Cristiano Ronaldo, on his return to Old Trafford, then tapped in the winner after Luka Modric's stunning equaliser.
"Independent of the decision, the best team lost. We didn't deserve to win but football is like this," Mourinho said.
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- Real Madrid had only previously advanced once in the Champions League after recording a home draw in the first leg, but that was also against Manchester United in 1999-2000
- Real Madrid are now the only team to win away to Manchester United twice in the Champions League
- Cristiano Ronaldo's winning goal was his eighth goal in eight games in the competition this season
Following a 1-1 draw in Spain, United had edged a tight second-leg opening in which captain Nemanja Vidic struck the post with a powerful header.
They finally took the lead - on the night and on aggregate - at the start of the second half, when Sergio Ramos deflected Nani's cross into his own net.
The match then turned in Real's favour just before the hour mark when referee Cuneyt Cakir dismissed the Portuguese for a high boot that made contact with Alvaro Arbeloa's rib-cage.
Mourinho's side took advantage of the decision in clinical fashion. Former Tottenham player Modric curled in a sublime equaliser after he came off the substitute's bench, and Ronaldo scored from close range after a stylish move.
"My feeling is that Manchester United were playing very well, were very compact and aggressive in a good way," Mourinho added. "I doubt that 11 v 11 we win the match.
"I know Manchester United are giants, not just physically but mentally. I know they have a manager who can motivate then, but I was waiting for us to play in a different way."
Before kick-off, Ronaldo was given a warm reception by supporters at the club where he had played a pivotal role in the winning of the Champions League in 2008, as well as three Premier League titles, in a six-year spell in England.
The attacker - who moved to Real for a record £80m fee in 2009 - admitted he had been overwhelmed by the reaction.
"It was unbelievable," he said. "It was an emotional moment for me, for both games, but especially tonight.
"I do not have words to explain how I feel. The supporters made me feel shy. I did not play how I play all the time."
When asked to comment on rumours of a potential return to Old Trafford, he replied: "The future I never know, but the supporters here and the club are massive.
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The SRC Community Chorus was established in 2005-06 by a generous grant from the Community Foundation of Central Illinois. Its purpose is to provide music education through rehearsal and performance of specific genres of music. The Chorus now has over 90 singers, musicians, and technicians and produces a minimum of two presentations each year.
Past performances include Handel's MESSIAH; MAN OF LA MANCHA, THE PIRATES OF PENZANCE; 50 YEARS OF BROADWAY; A GOLDEN HOLIDAY; YOU'RE A GOOD MAN, CHARLIE BROWN and more.
Proceeds from the performances are used to benefit scholarships or arts programs sponsored by Spoon River College. The chorus has contributed to the establishment of the Harley L. Davis Scholarship, the Tom Greenwell Memorial Scholarship, and the Marge Saville Memorial Scholarship and has raised over $35,000 from ticket sales.
The Chorus and the SRC Foundation recently assisted with funding for a new LED lighting system in the theater in Taylor Hall. The system was installed by award-winning light designer Jacob Welch, an SRC alum.
Con Brio featuring Tony Roberts on harp, Madeline Christensen Wood on flute,
and Charles Spurgeon on cello, with guest vocalists Jarod Hazzard, Katie
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Some of the featured pieces include Feed the Birds from Mary Poppins;
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Scarboro' Fair.
guest vocalists Jarod Hazzard, Katie McLuckie, and Carmen McCarthy will present
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Classical Music competition. She has performed with the Skokie Valley
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Concert Series is partially supported by a grant from the Illinois Arts Council
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The third and final concert in the series has changed due to
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Eighty five members of the SRC Community Chorus and musicians presented A Winter's Tapestry on December 6 & 7 to over 700 attendees raising over $4,000 for the Roger Howerter Memorial Scholarship.


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HIV positive with no symptomsI have received a positive HIV blood test and exhibit no symptoms. How long should I wait to get tested for viral load and CD4 cell count? Can I be without symptoms and have a high vial count and low CD4 count? ThanksBob
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Book Club In Session: Let's Talk 'Petropolis'
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It's that time again, time to share your thoughts and questions about our BPP Book Club selection. This month, it was Petropolis, by Anya Ulinich, a dark and funny first novel from a young writer born in the former Soviet Union and now living in the United States. (She's also a painter; that's one of her works above.)
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One thing that I kept noticing in the novel is that Sasha lived very much in the moment. Even big steps like getting married, emigrating, and then abandoning the marriage were carried out with very little planning. Is this trait just a quirk of Sasha or does it express something about the culture she grew up in?
Sasha says to Jake at the end of the novel: "Don't you get it? Things get lost!"
That broad statement brought home for me the meaning of Sasha's journey. Feeling lost in Siberia, having lost her baby to her mother, Sasha sets off to find her lost father and, in the process, lose herself (Paradise Valley being "the perfect place to erase herself"). Once established in the US, and having returned to Asbestos 2, she finds she is terrified of losing her mother- her gateway home- which would be akin to truly losing herself.
Long ago, a friend warned me: once you leave home to live somewhere else, nowhere is home anymore. That is true for any emigrant, for whom loss is an essential part of the package.
I chuckle to think, as I write this, that here we have another novel about a black character written by a white author. Hmmm.
It is very interesting--and I had to admit I had not fully taken it in--that this novel is similar to Anansi Boys in that it's a white author writing a black (or biracial) protagonist.
In this modern world, where so many people live away from the places they grew up, characters who are part of some diaspora or other seem to be quite prevalent. Sasha, of course, is rootless many times over...completely severed from a Jewish identity, an African identity, a Soviet identity and a Russian identity.
There's a saying in my professional circles about leadership being the act of disappointing people at a rate they can handle. As I looked at the series of parents and children in this book, I could almost chart in my head who was disappointing whom and how quickly: Lubov openly rebelling against her mother and keeping Victor; Victor leaving when Sasha was away; Sasha slipping out of the country; Lika shouting back at Vitaly; the Tarakans and Jake barely interacting, as though they couldn't take more disappointment in one another. I don't know where I'm going with this idea, except that I appreciate the way Ulinich captures this complexity. So rarely is life as simple as either the parents or the children being the bad guys; instead, they inevitably let one another down, and hope that love and loyalty keep them knitted together anyway.
I enjoyed the book and the author's light touch with heavy topics and sometimes dire circumstances. The one passage that didn't ring true for me was Sasha by chance catching the TV report on Asbestos 2, with her old friend as the reporter, no less. I suppose it was important to have a reason for Sasha to steel her resolve to get what she needed from Victor and to provide for Lubov and Nadia in some way, but it felt forced in a story in which other coincidences seemed natural because of the web of Russian Jewish immigrants and their supporters.
Finally, I like that Sarah G has selected three first novels for the club so far. There's no reason to create limits for what gets chosen, but I like the idea of "discovering" more authors early in their careers through this opportunity.
Dave -
I would venture to say that her "in the moment" attitude is her own trait - but it's also symbolic of the new generation growing up in Russia - they are in a world that changes day to day, and the stability and sort of inexorable future that their parents grew up with is no longer there. Her mother is a symbol of that past, and spends so much of the book attempting to raise Sasha with this predestined vision. Looking back at the book - I think I didn't realize how important their relationship was to me as a foundation for the story.
I felt sorry for the mother. She wanted everything for Sasha that Sasha eventually got, but Sasha got everything the hard way. What if Sasha had done it her mother's way? How would her life been different? How many persons did Sasha hurt doing things, "her way". The mother dies of cancer (and alcoholism?) alone in her abandoned library. She deserved better. No the mother wasn't perfect, but who in this story was?
Sasha didn't actually get married. The engagement was the means to the end of getting a permit to live in the US, where she hoped to find her father.
It all seems hopelessly Freudian: her mother steals away her child so Sasha leaves them both behind to be reunited with her father... Nevertheless, when you're young, change is easy.
I found it much more disturbing that her mother not only wouldn't leave, but was determined to raise yet another child in that hell-hole.
In the same vein, @Sarah: cultural identity is some pretty heavy baggage, one that I find to not always be a good thing. I also share Sasha's fear that she won't understand her own child, who will grow up in a foreign culture, but I cheer her ambition to make her own place -and culture- among her father's American ex-wife, her Russian-American handicapped boyfriend and her own displaced daughter. I'm all for creating one's own traditions, especially in a world where cultural differences often lead to tragic consequences.
@Kymm Your point is so well-taken. The identity that Sasha ends up making for herself is so much more powerfully hers than the ones she inherited.
I very much enjoyed this book. I couldn't put it down. I especially liked the relationship between Sasha and Jake. I am married to a disabled man and I rarely see realistic relationships between able bodied and disabled people.
I also can't get Sasha's relationship with her mother out of my head. It seems that her mother was almost ashamed of showing true affection towards Sasha. I don't understand what she was afriad of, but I guess that's why this book was so interesting and compelling to me; the characters were so complex that the reader never truely understand why some of them did things that they did. I wonder where the author came up whith these complex characters and relationships between them.
A couple of months before I read the book, I had discovered this website (http://pripyat.com/en/) about a town called Pripyat in Ukrain, which was basically built to house the people working at Chernobyl. Needless to say the city died when the disaster happened. The imagery of the city from the website was what I kept on visualizing when I read the book - although the memories I have from the Moscow neighborhood I grew up in definitely added life to it.
I was struck mostly by the depictions of parent-child relationships in this book. Probably because I am a fairly new mother myself (my son is 9 months old), I was especially affected by the physical terms that Sasha uses in describing her feelings towards her daughter, and how that relationship is contrasted to the relationship between Heidi and her son. I suppose I don't really have a question, but I would love to hear more discussion of this theme.
I liked this journey of Sasha finding herself. The characters in the book were very complex and believable. The narration was humorous and thoughtful. And the plot took some unexpected turns. I found myself telling my neighbor I was excited about whether or not Sasha would choose to return to Alexey during her visit to Moscow, or remain in America. It was a captivating read.
We seem to have the themes of the first novel, black identity/self-esteem (from a white author's viewpoint), and life as an emigrant all sewn up in one book. I wouldn't mind continuing in this vein.
A little aside: my cleaning lady is from the Ukraine and she left her son to be raised by his grandmother so that she could earn money in Germany to send back home. Ah, the little synchronicities in life.
Oh, and in case any of you haven't looked it up yet, Tarakan means cockroach.
My question to Anya is whether or not this book is autobiographical.
P.S. I was trying to google a map of Asbestos 2 to see if it really does exist or if it is a figment of the author's imagination and found this great blog entry by a Russian graduate student who translated the poem Petropolis poem for her thesis:
I have been listening to the BPP since long before the birth of the Book Club and this was the first book I felt compelled to read along with everyone- I was very pleased with this choice. What drew me in was partially what Kymm and Seth's posted about the complexity and reoccurrence of loss and disappointment in Sasha's world. For example she couldn't understand why her father would leave her and feel such apathy toward her, yet she really wanted to abandon her dying mother when faced with the responsibility of raising Nadia. Ulinich's depiction of human complexity and subjectivism captivated me. While sometimes the events seemed a little too coincidental, Ulinich kept everything on a pretty relatable level.
I am very excited for the interview
I forgot my question: The way in which Goldberg's death is depicted is so graphic and disheartening- frozen to death, sitting in an abandoned library with a half consumed bottle of congac, hovering over a haunting poem that her estranged husband loved...what was the motive behind adding this to the epilogue? Why did she escape from the hospital and what was the reason for having her horrible photos sent out all over the papers finding their way to Sasha? I guess I am just bummed at how things ended over in Russia, I knew it wasn't going to end well, that mom was going to die, but I didn't know it would be so vivid/depressing. Sasha knew her mom was gone, Nadia was already living with her, so why this extra scene?
Great question! I was wondering that myself. It seems like it didn't make sense with what happened in the rest of the book.
Once again, the pitfalls of the ending...so often a place where readers have problems with the way a writer has handled something. I might ask Ulinich if she felt compelled to make something dramatic happen at the end, if she didn't want the book to sort of fade away, and that's why she chose this plot point.
Another question, related to something that came up when I was on the air yesterday with Pesca: What cultural similarities, if any, does the author see between Russia (or the USSR) and the USA?
I thought the death of Mrs. Goldberg was very poetic. Her life was the library. That is where she was in charge. That is where she was queen. She crawled from the hospital to this, her real home. And to become the frozen statue depicting the end of Asbestos 2 in magazines across the world is something that would have made Mrs. Goldberg proud. The poem depicts her love for her city/country and her connection to her husband. And alcohol is a part of every Russians life. It helped her get Sasha into art school. Sasha met Alexey when he lay drunk on his bed. Alcohol accompanies the extreme moments in life. When Sasha found the photo, she knew that her mother truly was dead and had not gone back into the apartment again. She had closure. I think, in fact, this was a better ending than in the first two books we read. I don't find it depressing, but rather dramatic, like a finale in an opera. It is not fitting for the end of an American life. But Mrs. Goldberg was NOT American.
Like Deana I felt sorry for Mrs. Goldberg - she worked so hard and sacrificed so much to get Sasha the life she (the mom) thought Sasha should want. The novel brings home the truth that as parents, no matter how well meaning we are, no matter how much we are invested in our childrens' future,we don't really get a vote.
I really enjoyed the book. It's a story about life; not all terrible, but not all rosy. I see my life in Sasha... growing up with a mom who worked all the time so that she can put food on the table and give me the best opportunities out there, not knowing my dad but always long to meet him and ask him why, being self-destructive even though I knew better, etc. I agree with Kymm about "being lost" theme. Being an emigrant myself, I can relate to her loneliness. You do the best you can and hope that one day you'll find someone who understands you, like how Sasha finds Jake. In a way you have to live for the moment because looking back would bring you tears and looking forward may bring you despair. In the meantime, you learn to become numb to the situations. The end saddens me very much. It makes me miss home. I take and remember certain parts, good or bad, to make it "home" for me.
I'm with Rebecca about Mrs. Goldberg's death being poetic. I think she's a brave woman and most likely a wise one as well. She sees that Sasha's future cannot end in Abestos 2, so she pushes and shoves Sasha into different opportunities. She hopes for Sasha what she can't be. (Don't all parents have the same sentiment?) She wants to be strong and she can't allow Sasha (and Nadia) to see her in any other way.
The story is complex... and real. Great selection!
I completely agree with Rebecca regarding the ending of the novel. I did not find it depressing. I thought it was fitting for Sasha's mother to die in the library rather than the hospital. Now that would have been depressing! I completely enjoyed the book--thank you for selecting this for the book club. I doubt I would have picked it up on my own. I like the fact that although Jake was physically disabled he was so much more with it mentally than the rest of his family! I would like to ask Ulinich if she believes racism is as prevalant in Russia as the U.S. Racism was a theme throughout the book--the fact that people who saw Sasha believed she was "black" until they spoke to her and the stereotypes fell away with her accent. Interesting and pertinent stuff!
@Rebecca I completely agree with you on your analysis, and perhaps that is exactly why Ulinich chose to add that to the epilogue. It was "very poetic"; I do not deny that it was a good ending(however I do not see any relevance to your end statement that it's a good way to end a Russian life, "NOT American," but that's okay). Things can be dramatic and still be viewed as depressing, as I feel this was, most dramatic endings are depressing. I had to read it twice, not just because it was moving, but because it seemed as though that specific scene was written in a completely different manner than the rest of the book- it caught me off guard I guess.
Didn't want the ummm... meta-issues of today's show to completely overshadow that the interview with Ulinich was charming. Interesting that what she first intended as a farce ended up so fleshed out and affecting.
I really enjoyed this book and all the book club selections. I hate to see this show go off the air. Will you please give us another book club selection?


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due to the cockpit layout, if i were to ever opt for a wheel, the best way would be to extend the stern post to the desired height of the center of the wheel. use bevel gears to transition the rotation to the horizontal plane to attach to the wheel, and simply build a pedestal to contain the two shafts. it would be direct. no cables or chains. just as bullet proof as rack and pinion or worm gear.
the bevel gear on the wheel shaft side could be larger than the bevel gear of the rudder shaft; enough to grant you proper mechanical advantage in comparison to the diameter of the wheel. figuring out the sizes of the gears would be fairly simple, really.
if you had a 3' diameter wheel, and your wheel shaft bevel gear was three times the size of the rudder shaft bevel gear, it would give you the leverage of a 4.5' tiller.
you'd just have to grease the gears regularly to keep the whole thing working smoothly.
the wheel would be on the forward side of the pedestal. i could steer from the side. there would be plenty of cockpit space. the wheel could be fairly low to the cockpit sole, since i would not be standing to use it.
thinking about it, it might be best to have the console forwards of the wheel. still easily achieved. just mount the rudder shaft gear at the height that the tiller fitting presently is. you could use a chain drive set up to go from the 90 degree shaft, with the bigger bevel gear, to the wheel shaft. you could always get your gear reduction in the chain sprockets. in which case, i'd use mitre gears instead of bevel gears.
not quite as derect but a high quality motorcycle chain would last nearly forever, under those circumstances. proper chain tension could be achieved by a simple chain tensioner. for something like this, that could be spring loaded. self adjusting.
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I finally found a great nursery about 45 minutes away stocking some amazing varieties that I swooped up even though
I have no space or mix ready!! Im sure these are not too uncommon but I was very excited to be able to buy such nice plants at a nursery.
Ill harden them further over the next week as the weather warms up and I get a soil mix going.
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Nu Mex Big Jim
Hungarian Wax
Carribean Red
Jamaican Hot Chocolate (excited about this one)
Bhut Jolokia
Thai Hot (4th in my 'Thai Hot' experiment)
The chiltepin seems like a very interesting pepper, even if they are not very edible.
Huge plants with super tiny peppers all over them, supposedly.
I supposed the woman at the nursery must have been considering "cooking" to be eating the chiltepin peppers whole or something.
Reading numerous recipes as we speak! Hoping it will be a very heat tolerant plant, too, because of where it is native to.
Josh, I went to a place outside of vacaville. Morningsun Herb Farm. The only bummer was that they sold the last Spanish Spice
right before I got there, which was one I really wanted. Oh well, I will wait until I fit all of these into my garden to worry about others!
Fyi, chiltepin is in my mind one of the best all round peppers. They produce year round even into december. They are hot but not so hot that you cant taste the food. They are extremle heat tolerant. They are gorgeous plants with tiny red and green pods. Pest tolerant / disease tolerant.
Rudy, I don't plan to save seeds, at least not to trade.
Reyna, glad to hear you, and so many others are fans of the Chiltepin!
I am thinking of dedicating an 8-10 gallon pot to the one I got for the spring/summer;
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