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I really hope Canonical fails really fast with their Mir stuff and their approach to the community.
They take so much, they give so little.
Phoronix: Canonical Loses Work From Top Compiz Contributor
Following a tough week for Canonical with controversies surrounding the Mir Display Server and uncertainties about whether Ubuntu 13.04 would be released or turned into a rolling release model, Sam Spilsbury one of the lead Compiz developers and former Canonical employees, had some harsh words for the Ubuntu backer...
I really hope Canonical fails really fast with their Mir stuff and their approach to the community.
They take so much, they give so little.
His compiz stuff is all included in the 0.9.9 development. What he means is it would have gone to waste if Ubuntu 13.04 didn't actually release, which it will.
"I was basically going to throw away 4 months of hard work because Ubuntu wasnt going to take my patches because they dont want to take community patches on compiz anymore."
It quite hard to undestand what he meant.
"because they dont want to take community patches on compiz anymore." They aren't taking community patches anymore
"because they woudn't take community patches on compiz anymore." They won't take patches if 13.04 isn't released
He's on his monthly?
Talk about whiners. If you patch Compiz then you're doing it for the Users, not Canonical, since they give away the OS for free. Just patch what you want to do and what you don't then don't. There's no pressure, other than you will miss being apart of the history of Linux and Ubuntu.
Miss being apart of linux history...? Compiz was this guy's baby, and unfortunately the ONLY one using Compiz at this point is Ubuntu and Canonical. This guy maintained Compiz as the lead dev for years and he's finally said "Ive had it" with Ubuntu's bullshit. Everyone knows you're an ubuntu fanboy and an ubuntu fanatic, e8hffff-- you're as much of a troll as the AntiBSD guy and everyone before him and everyone after you.
Wow, greatest news all week!
So here we are in 2013, finally the year of gaming on the linux desktop, and Wow, great, we have NOBODY working on the FRIGGIN compositor, just one of the most important pieces to getting a good experience and good performance, and the one on the distro actually RECOMMENDED by valve!?! Wow, thanks a lot Canonical for handling this the right way!
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Graceful and clourful spring ladies! And red lipstick is becoming.
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look for Maisie Houghton...
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Just listened to your interview at The Voodoo Cafe. I liked it so much it brought about this, my first comment here. Great! Everyone should go have a listen.
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Great news about the book! You have many good photos from the past and they will mix nicely with newer ones.
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Brilliant and inspiring use of colour! I think I'll bring some of this to my autumn wardrobe!
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They all look great. I especially love the first lady's beautiful orange coat - so fresh and lovely!
Looking forward to your book.
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Does anyone else feel this way about literary names?
I quite like a lot of literary names- Keats, Harper, Tennyson, Auden, and Ray (Bradbury) are among my favorites- but a part of me finds them a bit pretentious. As great as names like Atticus and Salinger are, and I do truly like them, when I hear them used a part of my brain rolls its eyes and thinks, "yes, I read those books in 8th grade too. You're not especially cultured for knowing them."
Does anyone else feel this way, or am I crazy?
May 7th, 2013 03:50 PM #3
I don't really care. If I was crazy about Atticus, I'd use Atticus because 1.) I like it, 2.) Atticus Finch is one of the most badass characters in the history of books, and 3.) Because why the heck should I care about what other people thinks - if someone told me they thought a name I like sounds pretentious, I'd tell them that it's good for them that they have an opinion that they're choosing to share with me, but that I'm gonna use it anyway because it's special to me.
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May 7th, 2013 07:41 PM #5
lol. I have heard that idea, and I know for a fact you're not the only one who feels that way, but at the same time--I'm not one of those people. Literature is a huge part of who I am, all the books I've read have formed me as a person, and, imo, for the better, and I love the idea of honoring that (and, of course, the idea that my children will fall in love with these characters just as much as I have!). I never really had imaginary friends as a child, but I had friends from books, and as a shy kid books meant just about everything to me. So it doesn't come across as pretentious to me at all--it's like honoring friends or family that have been there for me through everything, that have taught me wonderful lessons and opened the world to me. Besides, some literary names don't sound pretentious at all--like Elizabeth for Lizzy Bennet, or Jack for Jack Worthing, or Emilia in A Comedy of Errors. Just amazing names.
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May 7th, 2013 07:42 PM #7
Yes, I feel exactly as you do. Especially with names inspired by To Kill a Mockingbird and Catcher in the Rye. It feels a bit like the parents are trying to be impressive and just chose the first literary name they could think of, from a book that everyone has read because it is required. I am a bit of a hypocrite though, because part of the reason Raymond is my top boys name is after Ray Bradbury because he was me and my dad's shared favorite author. I guess the pretentiousness comes from the intent. If a parent just loves the name and the book and feels super excited and connected to the name, that's fantastic! It does seem, though that many people are just using random literary names to project a certain image on themselves as creative, scholarly, and of course, cool.
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I've never really thought about it, but I can see where you're coming from. I love literary names, but I've been a huge reader all my life and am now an English major. But unless that book or author held special significance, I wouldn't name my child after it just because it's a literary name. I'm a huge fan of The Great Gatsby, and I think Gatsby would make an adorable name. It's a bit out-there, though, and I'm actually considering using it for a dog.


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The only party school I can name right off the top is U. of Florida.
And this thread would be a lot more helpful if the college people put their own input, rather than just the college they're repping.
Oh, and for my question, does anyone go to UNC Charlotte, I'm thinking about applying there and I have a few questions, about the campus.
preach. Depaul is the shit. Mad honies running around, the school is beautiful, and the neighborhoods surrounding are mad nice too. I love going to the bars and kickin it in apartments gettin drunk and smoking weed all the time. Commerce classes are legit as fuck too. Ah the good life
yea bro it is a party school but the only ppl that go there are yuppies who got good grades and can affoard the tuition. I mean out of all the ppl that i know from my school who went there the majority are ppl i wouldnt mind not seeing ever again
Discuss all things that have to do with college. Ex) Name party schools, schools with hot chicks, how's the campus? How much money do you spend on tuition, food, etc. And the biggest question, how hard is it to get into that college. Anymore questions, feel free to ask them in this thread.
Oh, and for my question, does anyone go to UNC Charlotte, I'm thinking about applying there and I have a few questions, about the campus.
Colorado State!
awesome town (ft collins), bar scene is sick, mountains are right there, horsetooth reservoir, an hour from denver, hot chicks, the BEST weed you can smoke (lots of growers), not hard to get into... around $6,000 a semester for out of state students...i was there for 5 years and i loved every minute of it!
A lot of dudes at my school scoff at William and Mary.
Why's that? And fuck, that's a ridic GPA.
Cosign, especially with the last sentence.
Reppin' Florida International University. It's a pretty chill school; doesn't seem too hard to get into to me (though some of my friends would beg to differ). I kind of miss living on campus there; met more people that way.
UC's in california is around the $12000 range for out of state
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Winnipeg Free Press - PRINT EDITION
Chicago all the way
BOSTON -- Bryan Bickell and Dave Bolland scored goals 17 seconds apart Monday as the Chicago Blackhawks won the Stanley Cup in dramatic fashion with an amazing 3-2 last-minute comeback victory over the Boston Bruins in Game 6 of the final.
Milan Lucic's third-period goal had seemed to give the Bruins a 2-1 victory and a new lease of life in the final.
But with Chicago goalie Corey Crawford out for an extra attacker, Bickell tied it up at 18:44 after Jonathan Toews circled out of the corner when Boston was unable to clear the puck. With two teammates waiting for him in front of the goal, Toews chose Bickell and the game was suddenly tied.
Bolland then won the Cup seconds after the puck drop, tucking in a rebound of a Johnny Oduya point shot that hit the goalpost. Bolland nipped between two defenders to redirect the puck in at 19:01 to stun the Bruins and previously raucous crowd at TD Garden.
Toews, reduced to a spectator the final minutes of Game 5, added a goal and an assist for Chicago as the Blackhawks clawed their way back into the game. The captain was the first to hoist the Cup as his teammates jumped up and down.
Crawford finished with 23 saves in the victory that marked Chicago's fifth championship and second in four years.
-- Jonathan Toews
"That team in 2010, we didn't really know what we were doing," Toews said. "We played great hockey, and we were kind of oblivious to how good we were playing. This time around we know definitely how much work it takes and how much sacrifice it takes to get back here, and this is an unbelievable group.
"We've been through a lot together this year, and this is a sweet way to finish it off."
Added Blackhawks coach Joel Quenneville: "It's always the greatest feeling in the world, so it can't be any better. So it's always a tie, and once you do it, you can't wait to do it again. The stories, the ups and downs and the process of trying to win a Cup, that's what makes it so special.
Chris Kelly had the other goal for Boston, while Tuukka Rask made 28 saves. The Bruins offence was limited by a power play that went 0-for-4 on the night.
Lucic had taken advantage of a Crawford handling error behind the goal to give the Bruins a 2-1 lead at 12:11. The bruising forward disrupted the Chicago goalie and when the puck came back in front from David Krejci in the corner, Lucic wristed it in.
The Bruins, who won the Stanley Cup in 2011, had their way with the Blackhawks in the first period, but only managed to turn that dominance into a 1-0 lead. Chicago rallied in the second to tie it up and make a contest out of it before completing the memorable comeback.
Tied 1-1 going into the third, the game was up for grabs. And the stakes were high, ratcheting up the pressure for the capacity crowd of 17,565 -- Boston's 165th straight sellout.
It made for a fast-placed third period, with both teams getting chances in what felt like overtime. A lot of hearts were in throats as pucks flew through the crease or just missed sticks.
Both goalies -- Rask for Boston and Crawford for Chicago -- were in the zone. They never really left it during a series where goals were hard to come by most nights.
Both teams endured a bumpy ride to get to Game 6. There were question marks over the health of Chicago's Toews and Boston star Patrice Bergeron. It was revealed that Toews had his bell rung in Game 5, while Bergeron had a broken rib and cartilage damage before separating his shoulder in Game 6.
Chicago's Marian Hossa, who was dealing with a back injury, and Boston's Nathan Horton were also playing hurt.
The players also had to contend with searing summer heat in the low 30s that did little for the ice. It was warmer in Beantown than Libya. A thin layer of fog was visible over the ice as the Bruins started their morning skate over some bumpy ice.
Monday matched the deepest the Stanley Cup playoffs have stretched into the summer. New Jersey capped its sweep of Detroit on June 24, 1995, in the last lockout-shortened season.
NHL commissioner Gary Bettman was once again booed after the game. Chicago sniper Patrick Kane won the Conn Smythe award as playoff MVP.
The final, the first to feature Original Six teams since Montreal defeated the New York Rangers in 1979, did not disappoint.
There were three overtime games and plenty of drama as the speed and skill of Chicago was matched against the hard-hitting Bruins who balanced talent with truculence. But in truth, both teams had a bit of everything including clutch goaltending and a high pain threshold.
-- The Canadian Press
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Thanks to the timeless quality of Montessori materials, it seems that only the faces have changed in these photos from MSGL classrooms in 2000.
It's a genuine Polaroid photo and the genuine Mr. Jeff presenting abstract computations with the Stamp Game.
We still use the same dishwashing stands in the classroom today.
Miss Chloe has been preparing the environment at MSGL for a long time.
The Unifix Cubes are not a Montessori material but they allow for counting, sorting, color recognition, and provide a clear control of error.
It just feels good to put the colored pencils in their matching holders.
Taking the spindles out of the boxes reinforces the counting activity used to put them in - and it builds concentration.
Two friends can work together on the Teen Boards. They are matching the quantity with the symbol and witing the numerals.
Using scissors is classified as a language activity because it builds hand-eye coordination and strengthens the hand muscles required for writing.
A comfy chair is better when it's big enough for two.
And finally, what is Steve building?
I hope that was as fun for you as it was for me! Have a warm and wonderful Wednesday. ~Heather
Today is school picture day!
When Harriet and "the ducky" show up to take our pictures, you can bet that the children are well-dressed, the snack is no-mess, and the staff is slightly stressed - for two whole days. Sometimes there are tears and pouty faces, but never in front of the children :)
These teachers from 2004 look pretty happy. Enjoy this week's Wayback Wednesday photos from 2004.
Smile, silly ducky! And have a terrific Wednesday.
Here are some very familiar faces from around 2000. They are posing with Miss Terri, former ADP assistant teacher in classroom A at the Morton Community Center.
Chloe Garwood, Molly ?, Grace Harvey, Miss Terri C, Melina Pajor, Cami Brown, Nikolas Gamarra, Roxanne Harvey
Montessori School of Greater Lafayette Staff, 1992
Here are the year's class photos. If you recognize any of the children, all should be in their mid-twenties now, consider directing them here. We would love to hear from them and from the teachers.
Class A - Morning Preprimary, 1992
Class B - Morning Preprimary, 1992
Class D - Morning Preprimary, 1992
Class E - Afternoon Preprimary, 1992
Class C - 3-day and 5-day Toddlers, 1992
Class C - 2-day Toddlers, 1992
1996 - Atlanta hosted the Summer Olympics this year and Prince Charles and Princess Diana were divorced. Dolly the sheep became the first mammal to be cloned. The first version of the Java programming language was released, HotMail started providing free email service, and just over 10 million people were using the internet.
Do you know someone who attended MSGL in 1996? You just might find them here.
Parent/Infant Class
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Preprimary Class A
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Preprimary Class D
Preprimary Class E
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Thanks for reading. I hope you have been able to go sledding in all this snow. Have a terrific Wednesday!
We're really reaching back here for Halloween gold - all the way back to 1989. Back in the day, the whole school had a costume parade in the Morton Center gymnasium. It was a big year for bunnies, clowns, and superheroes.
One full year before MSGL acquired the property that is now our campus, the Calvary Baptist Church invited us to hold an open house for our families. These photos, from September 24, 1999, show lots of familiar faces and a campus without ramps, fences, or the 10 inches of snow that is on the ground today.
I can't bear to throw away a good opportunity for a photo comparison, but we don't have a current photo taken from the same perspective. Here are two beautiful photos that offer an idea of what this view looks like today.
I hope you were able to enjoy seeing some green grass and leaves on the trees. And I promise that Spring will come exactly when it's supposed to. Until then, thanks for reading and have your best possible Wednesday!


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Waldemar Vinovskis speaks with Allan Birney, Music Director of the Pennsylvania Sinfonia Orchestra about the Sinfonia's special Birthday Bash Concert - Celebrating 30 years on Saturday, March 2, at 7:30pm at the Christ Lutheran Church in Allentown.
Host Waldemar Vinovskis interviews Allentown Symphony Orchestra conductor Diane Wittry to the program, along with guest clarinetist David Singer, for an interview and live performance to highlight their Modern Romance program featuring the lush orchestral and choral harmonies of Ravel's Daphnis and Chloe at Miller Symphony Hall, February 9th and 10th 2013.
Host Waldemar Vinovskis talks with Steven Sametz, director of the Lehigh University Glee Club about their upcoming performance of "The Light Fantastic" with music from the 11th - 21st centuries. Friday, February 8th at 8pm in Baker Hall at the Zoellner Arts Center.
Host Waldemar Vinovskis speaks with David Diggs, Director about The Lehigh University Wind Ensemble presenting "60!" Celebrating the 60th-birthday of the wind ensemble idea on December 2, 2012 at 3pm at Zoellner Arts Center.
WDIY Classics is an enticing exploration of music from the Baroque to the contemporary with interviews, concert listings, themed shows and more. This week, host Waldemar Vinovskis interviews award-winning performer, Eugene Albulescu.
Host Waldemar Vinovskis interviews Allentown Symphony Hall music director and conductor Diane Wittry about this weekend's performance of To Russia with Love. Also in the studio, Conrad Tao, an 18-year-old pianist The New York Times calls "hugely gifted… with impressive technique, poise, and feeling"and Chris Ramaekers, music director at the Hyde Park Youth Symphony.


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It is a funny fact to know that a lot of people are very good at spend and using their credit cards, but they are very poor at paying for it when the due date comes. Procrastinating your payments will not do you any good because the interest rates compound every month on every unpaid debt that you incur. If you put off paying your debts it is like a snow ball that rolls over every month gathering more "snow" until the next month. Pretty soon you will be hit by an avalanche of debt and interest that you can no longer handle to pay.
What's the difference between a 401k withdrawal and a hop over to this site anyways? Can you do a rollover without doing a withdrawal? Read to find out how. Closer to the last stages of your retirement, you'll need to understand the distribution process. You maybe changing careers or retiring soon and in need of income. Regardless of the need, there's some standard steps that you'll need to adhere to. If not done correctly, you may face adverse tax consequences.
Are you good with saving? Most of us are not. This is clear when I read the statistics on the average American and his/her debt. Not only are we not saving wisely, but we're spending money we don't even have. This is bizarre and a bit idiotic if I do say so myself. That last time I used my credit card, I kicked myself. And I mean literally. You see, I'm trying out this whole negative reinforcement thing. Anyway, the point is that we should try not to spend so much and start saving more.
Policy Exemption – The rep contests that their company is exempted from state licensing because they belong to the agreement of a special federal law, such as ERISA (Employee please click the next website page Security Act). Of course, this is NEVER true.
Next you need to do a little on front page. By figuring out how much you will use for prize money and how much the party after the Poker Run will cost, you can calculate how many riders you'll need and what the entrance fee will be. Keep in mind entrance fees should be less then $100 per bike, charge too much and the turn out will be poor. A word of caution here, be sure you do a good job of knowing the total cost of the event. Poor math can quickly turn a profit into a loss.
Joining Unions – They require you to join a certain "union" to get the benefits that you need. Though these unions may not exist, it catches clients' attention and make the company more believable.
If you go with these tips on 401k rollover rules wisely, then you could have considerable amounts of money that won't only enable you to enjoy a secure retirement but could likewise support your loved ones financially. The more funds you will have on the retirement account, the more it'll get. More money will also let you buy more shares of a company which will produce dividends. Nevertheless, you could just go for a single option each year. If not, you will get stuck spending for large fees.


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A Guide for Parents and Caregivers
What is the Internet?
The Internet is a global network of information networks accessible with a computer. Entertainment, education, and information are all at your fingertips. You can register to vote, visit the world's greatest libraries, take a college course, play a game, check weather forecasts, and see current sports scores. Virtually anything you want to know can be found somewhere on the Internet.
This exciting resource is world-wide and is not regulated by anyone, which opens the door to some risks. Not all information that appears there may be accurate. Also, just as people in person can be rude, obnoxious, and exploitative, the anonymity of the computer allows them to be even more so, if they choose.
Does this mean you shouldn't let your child use the Internet? Of course not; it simply means that you should be on the alert and aware of some of the risks.
Youth using the Internet at Lincoln City Libraries
Clearly marked computers equipped with filtering technology are available at all library branches along with clearly marked unfiltered computers.
Minors under the age of 17 need an Internet Permission Form on file signed in person by a parent or guardian in order to use the unfiltered Internet. Permission is not required for use of the filtered Internet. More information is available on our Internet Policy page.
Filtering technology is imperfect. Library staff has reviewed filtering software currently available and has chosen what we believe to be the software that will best serve our patrons based upon a number of considerations, including quality and dependability. As always, the staff of Lincoln City Libraries is happy to help you and your family find the best information sources, from books and magazines to electronic databases and the Internet.
What kinds of information can my children find on the Internet?
Many government agencies create Internet sites; children can learn about the White House, call up a list of current Senators, or get up-to-the minute information about national parks.
Lots of homework help can be found through sites about countries, companies, authors, statistics, medical information, and countless other topics.
Click here to link to our Kids' Sites Page - a list of sites popular with children.
Or click these links to visit other sites regarding safety on the Internet:
- American Library Association's Great Web Sites for Kids
- GetNetWise
- SafeKids.Com
- New York Public Library's "Safety Net for the Internet"
- NetSmartz
- Cyberbullying
How can the risks on the Internet be minimized?
The best way to assure that your children are having a positive online experience is to stay in touch with what they are doing.
- Have your children show you how to access the Internet.
- Spend time with them when they are online.
- Explore the wide range of information that is available and discuss with them which topics you consider off-limits.
- Keep the lines of communication open so that you can talk to your children, and they will recognize your interest in what they are doing is genuine.
- Monitor the amount of time your child spends with the computer. Excessive use of online services, especially late at night, may signal a potential problem. The same parenting skills that apply to the "real world" also apply while online.
- Set your rules for the use of the Internet.
What are some safety guidelines I can use?
Parents who are concerned about their children's use of electronic resources should provide guidance for their own children. It is important that you as a parent assume responsibility for your child's online computer use, at home, at school, or in the library. Part of your family rules may be:
- Never give out identifying information such as home address, school name, or telephone number.
- Decide whether you want personal information such as age, marital status, or financial information revealed.
- Never allow your child to arrange a face-to-face meeting with someone via the computer without your approval.
- Never respond to messages that are suggestive, obscene, threatening, or make you or your child uncomfortable.
- If you or your child become aware of the transmission of child pornography, report it to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children at 1-800-843-5678 (1-800-THE-LOST).
- Remember that people online may not be who they say they are.
- Remember everything you read may not be true.
- Remember that personal computers and online services should not be used as electronic babysitters.
- Make computer use a family activity. Get to know your child's online friends as well as their other friends.
Please look at the library's Internet Policy.


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Ladies, put on your best hats, gentlemen, don those bowties. The CVMC Hospital Foundation presents A Night at the Kentucky Derby a fundraiser gala to benefit healthcare services for the Carson Valley.
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Internal Medicine Physician Glenn Thorp, MD is now seeing patients at two of Carson Valley Medical Center's outpatient clinics on Virginia Ranch Road in Gardnerville.
As your community hospital, we are committed to your health and wellness. Our 2015 FREE Community Wellness Workshop schedule has been released.
CVMC's Rehabilitation Services launches new program to meet the unique health needs of women.
Most of our outpatient clinics will be closed in recognition of the President's Day holiday on Monday, February 16. Read on to find out which ones will remain open.
While the probability of contracting measles in the United States is very low, the recent outbreak has many people wondering: What do I need to know? Read on for information about the measles virus, symptoms, and how to protect your family.
It can be difficult to tell the difference between a standard sore throat or Strep, but the right care can make all the difference in the world to your recovery.
Avoid holiday weight gain with these simple tips from Renie Tharp, RD.
Let's face it, holiday travel can be stressful. To help alleviate some of that stress and keep your family healthy and safe, we've provided our top ten holiday travel tips.
CVMC presented with 2014 Nevada Hospital Engagement Network Leader award for demonstrating excellence in patient safety and engagement.
Carson Valley Medical Center provides top-quality MRI technology for patients.
Dr. Paula Crenshaw MD, FACS is now seeing patients at Carson Valley Medical Center's Ironwood Drive office in Minden.
On Saturday, August 23, 2014, Carson Valley Medical Center will host our annual Family Health and Wellness Fair between the hours of 9:00 am - 1:00 pm.
We are proud to announce that Dr. Kraig Knoll, MD, FACS and Dr. Mark DeMar, MD, FACS are now practicing at Job's Peak General Surgery.
On June 9, 2014, Carson Valley Medical Center partnered with Pop Warner to offer free sports physicals to all players.
"Through her activities at Carson Valley Medical Center and through the Nevada Hospital Association...Susan Davila is a tireless champion on a range of health care issues impacting hospitals and the patients they serve," said NHA President and CEO Bill Welch.
Eight year old Kayla McGhee of Gardnerville decided she didn't need all of the toys that she received for her birthday. She chose to donate many of them to the CVMC Emergency Room to be provided to children.
Retired Douglas County Sheriff's Office Deputy Christopher Griffith will be the recipient of Carson Valley Medical Center Foundation's Healthcare Legacy Award at the Foundation's fifth annual Gala on May 10, 2014.
How do you know when to use the urgent care or go to the emergency room?
CVMC is expanding your healthcare options with the opening of CVMC Urgent Care in Minden.
Hospital Volunteer Chris Longley was recently awarded the Nevada Hospital Association's Rural Volunteer of the Year award.
Stay indoors due to poor air quality.
Oncologist Deepa Mocherla, MD, is now seeing patients every Wednesday at CVMC.
Results from the recent community health assessment will be presented at a public meeting on April 16.
CVMC needs your input on local healthcare services to help us meet the needs of our community.
CVMC is offering discounted screenings to help you take care of your heart this February.
Happy Holidays from the CVMC Family! The following outpatient services and clinics have reduced hours for the holidays.
Carson Valley Medical Center recently received the 2012 Bright Spots in the Silver State Award for demonstrating excellence in the performance of Partnership for Patients Safety and Culture goals promoted in the national Hospital Engagement Network project.
Carson Valley Medical Center does not purchase drugs from Ameridose, a drug producer linked to the pharmacy at the center of a national meningitis outbreak announced a recall of all of its products this week after federal regulators found that it had not provided enough assurance that all the medicines it made were sterile.
Susan Davila has been appointed as the Chief Executive Officer of Carson Valley Medical Center (CVMC). Davila began her work at CVMC Sept. 17.
CVMC CEO Bill Hale announces his retirement, effective September 14, 2012.
The seeds of a dream once planted have now sprouted into reality at CVMC.
The the Carson Valley Medical Center Hospital Foundation has partnered with the CV Arts Council to establish a new Healing Art Gallery throughout the hospital.
CVMC adopts a patient-centered care philosophy.
An advance directive spells out your wishes for end of life care.
From the State of Nevada's Office of the Secretary of State.
If someone collapsed from a heart attack or a child has fallen in a pool, would you know what to do?
Dr. Jorge Perez, of Sierra Nevada Oncology Care, is opening an office inside Carson Valley Medical Center in Gardnerville.
As of 5/11/09, no cases of Swine Flu (swine influenza A (H1N1)) have been confirmed in Douglas County. Read full story for how CVMC is preparing for possible spread to our community. For the most updated information about Swine Flu, visit the CDC website.
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The reason why this is my favorite song is because its all black everything. Black people have come along way since slavery and this song has made me realize all of the possibilities that could have happened if we were never slaves. Even though the president is partly black which is a step forward i still feel like we as African Americans have a long future ahead of us and this song is a stepping stone to that realization.
cmon mann!! favorite song?! thats an impossible choice!! blaarrgghh!! well.. if i HAD to choose one... it'd HAVE to be glory. oooh yeah, one off the classic mixtapes. new lu fans have no idea what i'm talkin bout.. REAL lupe fans know exactly what i'm talkin bout. in my opinion, glory is lyrically the most thought of and well-put song ever written! syllable structure and rhyme scheme stays constant.. through out the WHOLE FUCKEN SONG!! the metaphors he uses just add to the overall greatness, and honestly, its the greatest masterpiece that lupe's ever written. lupe's more then just a rapper, he's a poet, a philosopher, an idealist, but more importantly, a mastermind and the best in what he does...
I wanna say "The Cool" album was mine. Me and my best friend would turn this up all time. Its when you have memories of when you can put a song on and then it all hits you back. This album does this for me everytime when things were great and simple. never thinking about what could happen the next day.
RIP dear friend.
words i never said. cant takem bak, neva have to. jus connect wit tha song. ure boy bangs this song every day on the train. jus reminds me how u have to watch what you say everywhere u go, especially in america. Ure toughts r only safe wit u.
N yea i want this poster, but i rly want lupe to come to Boston! 1
My name is Luis Ramirez and my Favorite song would have to be "Put You On Game" the story telling behind the song is unmatched, not only is he painting a picture but he makes you the listener feel as though you are there. Only the greatest writers in history can capture there audience in such a way, this is why Lupe is G.O.A.T!
My name is Marcia and my favorite Lupe song would have to be "American Terrorist" and 'Words I Never Said. Two deep and lyrically challenging songs that always makes me question what's really going on in this world. I've been a Lupe fan from day one due to his creative style that pushes towards stimulating the mind, rather than makin me bop my head without any true purpose or meaning. Clearly he's not given the credit he deserves, but I'm still and will always remain a whole hearted Lupe supporter.
My favorite song by Lupe is Mean and Viscous. That song showcased how lyrical,and intellegent Lupe really is, plus it just gets you real hype. The first verse alone is enough to get you hooked onto Lupe's music and the last two verses are just as good. That is the first song I ever heard by Lupe and ever since then he has been my favorite rapper; nobody comes close and nobody ever will.
Other Lupe songs that make my favorite list are Twilight Zone, The Cool, I Gotcha, The Instrumental, Champ is Here, The Show Goes On, Blackout, Daydreaming, Beautiful Lasers, Kick Push, and finally Dumb it Down.
Good luck to everybody and congrats to who ever wins one of the posters.
i'm denzel enos and im in 10th grade,
i been a fan of lupe since 05. my fav song by him is the coolest
its so lyrical and creative. its like a comic book in my ipod its amazing. i love zoning out to it. lupe is not only my fav rapper but one of my biggest life influences. PICK ME! the poster would look awesome next to my michael jackson n m.l.k posters
This one of the more difficult decisions I've had to make in a while. There are so many songs I love from Lupe and my favorite song varies with the mood I'm in. Although I would have to say that the "The Cool" is definatly up there. Just the fact that you can close your eyes and vividly picture everything he describes is amazing. The metaphors, alliterations, double entendres, wordplay, rhyme scheme, imagery, and pure emotion makes this ballad of a song, which is accompanied by one of my favorite instrumentals by Kanye West, one of the best Hip-Hop records to ever be made. "Working like a.. hmm.. reverse archaeologist
Except.. his buried treasure was sunshine
So when some shined through a hole that he had drove
it reflected off the gold and almost made son blind". That line is my favorite from the whole song. Who else is a wordsmith like Lupe?
I am 17 and honestly it is hard to find a Lupe fans in a era where dance music and escapism is favored over conscious and thought-provoking music. "The lyrical three" as I like to call it are Rakim, Nas, and Lupe as they all were influenced the one before them and progressing their lyricism throughout each artist. Lupe is by far my favorite out of any artist though. I could say much more but I think I have said enough on one post. Honorable Mentions: Hurt Me Soul, Glory, Kick Push I & II, The Instrumental, Little Weapon, Conflict Diamonds, The Coolest, Put You On Game, Intruder Alert, Letting Go, Words I Never Said, Super Star, Never Forget You, Mean & Vicious, and Beautiful Lasers.
well that's a little difficult since I'm in love with almost all of his songs,WORDS I NEVER SAID,is definitely my choice specially after I watched the video,it really touched me,because there are millions of people around the world with unheard voices ,people who are silenced because they're voices are stronger than any weapon out there people who are LASERS but treated like LOSERS.people who have the ability to make a change and being pushed and forced to stay tamed,WORDS I NEVER SAID is giving us our VOICEs back
well that's a little difficult since I'm in love with almost all of his songs,WORDS I NEVER SAID,is definitely my choice specially after I watched the video,it really touched me,because there are millions of people around the world with unheard voices ,people who are silenced because they're voices are stronger than any weapon out there people who are LASERS but treated like LOSERS.people who have the ability to make a change and being pushed and forced to stay tamed,WORDS I NEVER SAID is giving us our VOICEs back
Hey my name is Sean Estelle. My favorite song would be Fighters, off the cool. It's such a stripped down beat, and you really hear the flow of Lupe's voice and his intention in the music. However, LASERS as a whole is a really fantastic album. It's socially conscious rap. I just saw the interview Lupe had with Stephen Collbert and it's so refreshing to see an artist that actually cares about what they're putting out in the world instead of just another single about women and booze. This is the true potential of mainstream music and the change it can bring in people!
my 15 year old son asked me to listen to Lupe's music because he thinks it aims and often reaches a higher standard and is not limited in its scope...all this while sounding great and being musically exceptional! I concur. I applaud anyone, especially a young creative person, who speaks Truth to Power, applying and polishing their talents for positive global change. I would be delighted to have my son display this poster in our home. Thank You.
american terrorist by far. He makes you realize what the gov't has done to the native hawaiians and native americans. they took their land and over threw their local gov't for the US's gain. i live in hawaii and it obvious how the white people stole our island from us, and we got nothing in return. All the white americans come over and build million dollar mansions while the local hawaiians are foreced to live on shacks on the beach because we can not afford to live anywhere else. They made us stop speaking our antive language and forced us to speak english. to this day hawaii as the worst education in the US and is because the gov't ruined our island and refuses to help us
Choosing just one song is so difficult but if I must I would have to say "hurt me soul" the song is incredible. It's everything I love about Lupe in one place. It's smooth, emotional, lyrically masterful and unique from other rappers in every way. I'm listening to the song now and can't help but get choked up. It's too good. A close second would be"The Coolest" for many of the reasons already stated. The relationship between The Cool, The Game and The Streets is something I hope Lupe continues to develop.


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WEST COLUMBIA, S.C. (WOLO) -- Time Warner Cable, the largest cable provider in South Carolina and the second largest in the country, has scheduled a job fair to fill some 700 new positions at its West Columbia plant which, officials say, equates to a huge economic boost to the Midlands.
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After densely packed explorations of Berlioz and Szymanowski, Valery Gergiev returns to the Russian repertoire that made his name. David Nice explains the series ...
This season, Gergiev runs the gamut from the beginnings of a coherent nationalist school represented by its leader, Mily Balakirev. His tone poem Russia was a seminal work in the 1860s when the master had finally gathered around him the now better-known names of Rimsky-Korsakov, Mussorgsky and Borodin. Balakirev's pioneering exploration of Russian orientalism is represented by the racy Islamey, headiest of virtuoso piano pieces, as orchestrated by Lyapunov.
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Looking at the buoy west of Bermuda, the long period swells started to show on thursday morning. By my calculations this means it should start hitting the Outer Banks on Friday morning, and then fill into Delmarva by late morning/midday, then up into Jersey.
The Swellinfo model seems to place the swell arrival a little bit ahead of other sources, but I think it seems pretty on point. In any case, the long period swell will start filtering in through the day on Friday. If the swells dont hit first thing in the morning, don't call the swell a bust... they will be coming, the timing might just be off a few hours or so.


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