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Type of Document Dissertation Author Gardner, Elsie Angelique Bergeron Author's Email Address email@example.com URN etd-11082011-182511 Title Nonverbal Communication among Pointe Coupee Creoles Degree Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) Department French Studies Advisory Committee
Advisor Name Title Hegarty, Michael Committee Co-Chair Russo, Adelaide Committee Co-Chair Brody, Mary Jill Committee Member Dubois, Sylvie Committee Member Long, Alecia Dean's Representative Keywords
- Creole
- gesture
- obsolescence
- Louisiana
- Pointe Coupee
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Date of Defense 2011-08-26 Availability unrestricted Abstract Interactions are understood through the filter of language and culture. Because of this when people of different cultures interact, miscommunications often result. As both verbal and nonverbal aspects of communication are culturally specific, this paper examines trends in the nonverbal communication patterns of generations of Pointe Coupee Creoles undergoing language shift from Creole French in the older generation to English in the younger. The data demonstrate that nonverbal patterns are decoupled from verbal language to some extent in the degree to which they are maintained down the observable generations of Pointe Coupee Creole participants.
This study analyzes videos of naturally occurring conversations in Creole and English filmed in Pointe Coupee Parish, Louisiana, as well as an English-speaking control group filmed in Shreveport, Louisiana. These dialogues provide data on the frequency with which participants in various groups gesture, the duration of gesture phrases, as well as the personal sphere with its inverse relationship to the gestural sphere, and the usage of physical contact to regulate turn-at-talk. After establishing nonverbal communicative characteristics of the Creole speakers, I discuss the extent to which these features are maintained through successive generations. I find that while touching as a conversational regulator to hold speaker turn appears to have been dropped by the younger generation, other nonverbal communicative features such as the frequency of gesturing and wider gestural spheres (smaller personal spheres) observed in the older, Creole-dominant generation are maintained by the younger generation of English-dominant Pointe Coupee Creoles. Thus, aspects of the nonverbal patterns survive longer than the verbal system in this speech community.
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Bruera, Eduardo and Palmer, J. Lynn and Pace, Ellen and Zhang, Karen and Willey, Jie and Strasser, Florian and Bennett, Michael I. (2007) A randomized, controlled trial of physician postures when breaking bad news to cancer patients. Palliative Medicine, 21 (6). pp. 501-505. ISSN 1477-030X
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Medical training teaches physicians to sit when breaking bad news, though there have been no controlled studies to support this advice. We aimed to establish cancer patients' preference for physician posture when physicians break bad news using a randomized controlled crossover trial in a department of palliative care at a large US cancer center. Referred patients were blind to the hypothesis and watched video sequences of a sitting or standing physician breaking bad news to a cancer patient and 168 of 173 participants (88 female) completed the study. Sitting physicians were preferred and viewed as significantly more compassionate than standing physicians (P < 0.0001) but other physician attributes and behaviours were generally rated as of equal or more importance than posture. In summary, cancer patients, especially females, prefer physicians to sit when breaking bad news and rate physicians who adopt this posture as more compassionate. However, sitting posture alone is unlikely to compensate for poor communication skills and lack of other respectful gestures during a consultation.
Item Type: | Article |
Journal or Publication Title: | Palliative Medicine |
Uncontrolled Keywords: | clinical trial • communication skills • palliative care |
Subjects: | R Medicine > R Medicine (General) |
Departments: | Faculty of Health and Medicine > Health Research |
ID Code: | 32232 |
Deposited By: | Mr Richard Ingham |
Deposited On: | 12 Mar 2010 14:15 |
Refereed?: | Yes |
Published?: | Published |
Last Modified: | 07 Jan 2015 14:28 |
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A Guide to the Joseph J. Anzivino Collection,1930-1994
Biographical NoteJoseph Anzivino (b. 1921) began his association with basketball as a sports writer in Hawaii in World War II. In 1946, when the Harlem Globetrotters played in Hawaii, he met the teams' founder, Abe Saperstein, and began a long association with the organization. In 1988 he became general manager and, in 1992, president of the Harlem Globetrotters. He retired to Las Vegas in 1994. Scope and ContentsMaterials related to Joe Anzivino's management of the Harlem Globetrotters from 1949 to 1994, include correspondence, receipts, contracts, invitations, notes, itineraries, photographs, calenders, publicity kits, memoranda, programs (1952-1993), telephone logs, player profiles, books and phonograph recordings. The collection also contains the papers of Abe Saperstein, founder of the Harlem Globetrotters and the American Basketball League, and the second Basketball Hall of Fame member. Papers also relate to the operations of the American Basketball League from 1961 to 1963. Forms part of the Touring Entertainment Archive. RestrictionsAccess RestrictionsA portion of this collection is stored remotely. Advance notice required for retrieval. Contact repository for retrieval. Use RestrictionsUnrestricted Access
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Fight Club's Chuck Palahniuk Talks Latest Book, Tell-All
We know him best as the author of Fight Club and other fan favorites, but this time, Kevin Pereira sits down with Chuck Palahniuk to talk about his latest novel Tell-All, his upcoming book tour and his thoughts on writing and technology.
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My fav author as well. From Rant to Survivor I've read most of his novels. I agree, I would love to know his methodology being a writer myself.
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Either this was all written and planned out, or we can all see how easy Chuck Palahniuk can write Bible after Bible after Bible.
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Coupling knowledge and action in the management context
dc.contributor.author | Mazza, Carmelo | en_US |
dc.contributor.author | Strandgaard Pedersen, Jesper | en_US |
dc.contributor.author | Alvarez, José Luis | en_US |
dc.date.accessioned | 2009-02-04T10:24:19Z | |
dc.date.available | 2009-02-04T10:24:19Z | |
dc.date.issued | 2004-01-21T00:00:00Z | en_US |
dc.identifier.uri | http://hdl.handle.net/10398/6671 | |
dc.description.abstract | In the last decade, scholarly interest has been mainly attracted on the nature of knowledge, mechanisms of knowledge production and the transformation of the institutions diffusing knowledge. Most of these studies share the underlying hypotheses that management knowledge "travels", as a package, from producers to passive receivers. A few exploratory attempts have envisioned an alternative perspective based on the idea of "knowledge consumption". Managers are active receivers of institutionalized knowledge in the course of enacting their organizational roles. Building on this last perspective, first we try to outline the process of knowledge consumption. We describe how sources of knowledge are selected, knowledge is acquired and consumed by assuming that managers are active consumer of management knowledge. Then, we construct the process linking the flows of management knowledge in organizations and the flows of action performed by managers. We sustain that knowledge has to be first dis-embed from the context and artifacts it is in to be translated into a portable form—a standardized artifact, a logic of action, etc. Then, specific courses of action are required to re-embed knowledge in new artifacts, practices or routines (e.g. a budgetary procedure, an organizational process, etc.). So, to re-embed knowledge in new contexts, managers have to mobilize resources and build consensus on the specific courses of action. By assuming this process, two consequences are derived: first, the dis-embedding/re-embedding process is not the outcome of conscious planning; it goes back and forth, allows for controversial or "hypocritical" moves, at least in the short run. In any case, once management knowledge is translated into logics of action, managers have to use their imaginative power to share these logics to mobilize constituencies on priorities and undertake specific courses of actions This supports the idea that the managerial role is intrinsically political. Second, management education cannot simply deals with managerial recipes and rules of thumb. It is increasingly asked for providing non-technical knowledge to help managers exert their political role. To mobilize constituencies and create consensus on controversial decisions, technicalities could be less relevant than business-unrelated knowledge. We hold that has a relevant impact on both the institutional settings and the content of management education. The paper is structured in three parts. First, a framework is proposed to describe management knowledge consumption. Second, we outline the process linking consumed knowledge with actual managerial action. Third, the impact of this perspective on the structure of the institutions diffusing knowledge and on the idea of what is needed to make managerial decisions are explored. | en_US |
dc.format.extent | 24 s. | en_US |
dc.language | eng | en_US |
dc.relation.ispartofseries | Working paper;2003-14 | en_US |
dc.subject.other | viden | en_US |
dc.subject.other | lederuddannelse | en_US |
dc.subject.other | handling | en_US |
dc.title | Coupling knowledge and action in the management context | en_US |
dc.type | wp | en_US |
dc.accessionstatus | modt04jan21 mielmo | en_US |
dc.contributor.corporation | Copenhagen Business School. CBS | en_US |
dc.contributor.department | Institut for Organisation og Arbejdssociologi | en_US |
dc.contributor.departmentshort | IOA | en_US |
dc.contributor.departmentuk | Department of Organization and Industrial Sociology | en_US |
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dc.idnumber | x656378459 | en_US |
dc.publisher.city | København | en_US |
dc.publisher.year | 2003 | en_US |
dc.title.subtitle | What does it mean for business educators? | en_US |
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Class Action Lawsuit Against Platinum Equities
Links in the News:
Sept 15 2012: Platinum Equities faces ASC hearing -Calgary Herald
Sept 14 2012: Calgary firm raised $58-million while misrepresenting facts to investors: regulator – The Globe and Mail
Sept 14 2012: Alberta regulator accuses real-estate syndicator of illegal distributions – Canadian Business
Sept 14 2012: ASC alleges illegal distributions, prohibited representations and unfair practices in sales of securities by Platinum Equities Inc. – Sacramento Bee
Sept 12 2012 –Alberta Securities Commission – Notice of Hearing on Platinum Equities –Alberta Securities Commission
Sept 10 2012:Class-action lawsuit launched against Calgary company - CBC
Sept 10 2012:INVESTORS MEET OVER CLAIMS OF BEING MISLEAD IN $160M DEAL – Sun News
Sept 9 2012:Suit alleges building-management firm took at least $160 million from nearly 2,200 people - The Province
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Sept 6 2012: Class action suit filed against Platinum Equities, involving key figure from Concrete Equities. The players involved include Dave Humeniuk, who has been sanctioned by the Alberta Securities Commission, and carries a life time ban for offences related to the Real Estate Commission of Alberta. Mr. Humeniuk was sanctioned by Alberta Securities Commission (ASC) in January 2012, for not disclosing this ban in Offering Memorandums prepared while he was involved with Concrete Equities,Shariff H. Chandran, who has been convicted for misrepresenting himself as a realtor, and Riaz Mamdani. (
Class Action Lawsuit Against Platinum Equities
June 25, 2012, McGuigan Nelson LLP filed an Action in the Court of Queen's Bench of Alberta to advance a claim on behalf of all investors and/or limited partners and/or shareholders in the projects listed in the link below. If you were an investor in one or more of those projects, the Statement of Claim contemplates your investment loss and will be advanced on your behalf. They have separate sub-classes in the lawsuit for each investment, which is generally listed in the link below. The Statement of Claim names many more parties, to incorporate the various corporations at issue with each investment. This is being advanced upon a class action basis, which further contemplates sub-classes for each limited partnership.
McGuigan Nelson LLP Web Site Links:
09/14 ASC lays charges against Platinum Equities more
09/11 Summary of News Coverage - Platinum more09/11 Hundreds of Investors Attend Town Hall Meeting more
09/10 Important Information about Platinum Equities Class Action Lawsuit more
09/10 CBC The National reports on Platinum Equities Class Action Lawsuit more
09/06 Platinum Class Action Statement of Claim being Amended more
09/06 Press Release relating to Platinum Equities Class Action Lawsuit more
09/05 Message to Dominion (Qualia V) and Lucaya Investors more
08/31 Platinum Class Action: Lucaya Sale more
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Quite agree,hopefuly we'll have some news to post by next week on legal representative for ALL of Platinum investors. This will be a call to arms and we will need ALL on board to not only help punish those for wrong doing but also for FULL restitution from ALL guilty parties.
February 16, 2011 1:09 PMDoug said...
did you catch the article in the Calgary Herald business section today? "security regulators cracking down on fraud". Talks about ASC taking fraudsters to criminal court and getting jail time. Talks about Calgarian, Robert John Sellars being found guilty of lying to investors, received a two year sentence and was ordered to pay restitution of almost $2 million.
a step in the right direction.couldn't come at a better time.
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This adapter is defined in the com.waveset.adapter.ScriptedGatewayResourceAdapter class.
The Scripted Gateway adapter manages a resource that is controlled by batch files that are run on the Sun Identity Manager Gateway. This adapter is a general purpose adapter, and is therefore highly configurable.
To add the Scripted Host resource to the Identity Manager resources list, you must add the following value in the Custom Resources section of the Configure Managed Resources page.
The Sun Identity Manager Gateway (gateway.exe) must be installed on the host specified in the Host field for the adapter.
The Scripted Gateway adapter allows you to create a set of actions that perform basic provisioning functions such as creating, updating, deleting, and retrieving user accounts. Each of these actions is defined in a Windows batch file.
The adapter supports the following provisioning actions:
Purpose |
Required? |
create |
Creates a new user. |
No, but if not provided, users cannot be created. |
delete |
Deletes an existing user. |
No, but if not provided, users cannot be deleted. |
getAllUsers |
Gets information about all users on the resource |
Yes. |
getUser |
Fetches attributes for an existing user. |
Yes. |
update |
Updates attributes for an existing user. |
No, but if not provided, users cannot be updated. |
The $WSHOME/sample/ScriptedGateway directory contains a set of sample resource action definitions that could be used to provision users to a theoretical gateway script-based host application. You must customize these definitions to your environment.
For general information about resource actions, see Chapter 50, Adding Actions to Resources.
The Scripted Gateway adapter implements actions as batch files that execute on the gateway. These scripts must be written to run on the version of Windows that has been installed on the machine running the scripts. The same account that runs the Gateway also runs the scripts.
Scripts should follow Windows conventions and exit with a return code of 0, which indicates success. Returning a non-zero code (chosen by the script writer) indicates the operation may not have been correctly completed.
Scripts may output text to the Windows standard error or standard output stream. Depending on the nature of the operation, the context of the operation, and the type of failure, the text may be displayed in the results for that operation.
For the getUser and getAllUsers operations, this text is parsed in the standard output stream to determine the attributes of each user.
The following types of environment variables can be exported to the scripts:
Any account attribute defined in the Identity System Resource Attribute column of the schema map can be made available to the script by prefixing the account attribute with WSUSER_. For example, if an account attribute is named Full Name, the environment variable is named WSUSER_Full Name.
Adapter configuration settings can be passed with environment variables that begin with WSRSRC_. The most important variable is WSRSRC_Name, which defines the name of the adapter. If you are running the same script on different resources, this variable can be implemented to avoid maintaining multiple copies of scripts that do the same thing on different gateways.
The WSOBJ_ID and WSOBJ_NAME variables define the account ID and name, respectively. These variables are available to the Scripted Gateway adapter only.
The following example illustrates an example generated environment:
firstname.lastname@example.com WSUSER_First Name=JUnit WSUSER_Full Name=JUnit TestUser WSUSER_Last Name=TestUser WSUSER_User ID=USER5647 WSUSER_ws_action_type=WindowsBatch WSOBJ_ID=testuser WSOBJ_NAME=testuser WSRSRC_NAME=Scripted Gateway WSRSRC_CLASS=com.waveset.adapter.ScriptedGatewayResourceAdapter WSRSRC_Host=localhost WSRSRC_List Objects Timeout=900000 WSRSRC_Request Timeout=30000 WSRSRC_TCP Port=9278 WSRSRC_connectionLimit=10
Generally, if an attribute's value is null, the corresponding environment variable may be omitted instead of having a value of a zero-length string.
For more information about the variables available in a script, see Chapter 50, Adding Actions to Resources.
The AttrParse mechanism processes the results returned by the getUser and getAllUsers actions through the standard output stream. See Chapter 49, Implementing the AttrParse Object for details about implementing AttrParse objects.
For getUser actions, AttrParse returns a map of user attributes. For the getAllUsers action, it generates a map of maps. Each entry for the returned map contains the following.
A value that is a map of user attributes like typically returned by AttrParse.
A key that is the account ID, or if that is not known, the name.
The collectCsvHeader and collectCsvLines AttrParse tokens must be used to determine attributes and values. Do not use other AttrParse tokens that perform similar operations.
The Scripted Gateway adapter allows you to use the RA_HANGTIMEOUT resource attribute to specify a timeout value, in seconds. This attribute controls how long before a request to the gateway times out and is considered hung.
You must manually add this attribute to the Resource object as follows:
<ResourceAttribute name='Hang Timeout' displayName='com.waveset.adapter.RAMessages:RESATTR_HANGTIMEOUT' type='int' description='com.waveset.adapter.RAMessages:RESATTR_HANGTIMEOUT_HELP' value=' NewValue'> </ResourceAttribute>
The default value for this attribute is 0, indicating that Identity Manager will not check for a hung connection.
This section provides information about supported connections and privilege requirements.
The Sun Identity Manager Gateway is required.
The administrative account that the gateway runs under must be authorized for all operations defined in the scripts.
The following table summarizes the provisioning capabilities of the Scripted Gateway adapter.
Feature |
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Create account |
Yes |
Update account |
Yes |
Delete account |
Yes |
Enable/disable account |
Yes |
Rename account |
No |
Pass-through authentication |
No |
Before/after actions |
No |
Data loading methods |
Import directly from resource Reconciliation |
The Scripted Gateway adapter does not provide default account attributes because the account attributes vary greatly.
You must define an account attribute in which the Identity System user attribute is named accountId.
None. You must supply the identity template with a valid value.
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Le Cri (The Scream)
Interactive painting based on "the Scream" by Munch using video and radio samples. Music from Stockhausen (that you stretched by clicking) for a blend portrait of an artist's friend Stephane Copin in a Francis Bacon fashion.collection:2003 |
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nicolas clauss : about
Nicolas Clauss was born in Paris in 1968 and lives there still. Self-taught painter he studied social psychology and had many exhibitions as a painter. In year 2000 he stopped "traditional" painting in to use multimedia and the internet as a canvas. He works as a fulltime freelance artist on commissioned projects such as Five Elsewhere (http://www.cinq-ailleurs.com). Some of his recent work is displayed on his own site http://www.flyingpuppet.com. Nicolas Clauss won several awards (2002 flashfestival in France, SCAM 2002, Villette numerique 2002, ...) and his work was internationaly reviewed in many articles, papers and magazines (on and off line, see http://www.flyingpuppet.com/press.htm ).
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With just one match to go, the first round of the Swiss Mr. Pickwick T20 Cup has almost been completed.
Cup holders Power got off to a perfect start in their 1st round match against United. After United won the toss they put Power into bat, Power amassing 235 runs in their 20 overs for the loss of just 4 wickets. Shahnawaz Muhammad scoring an unbeaten 143. In reply United were dismissed for 76 handing Power a 169 run victory and putting them well on course for their 4th successive Pickwick Cup title.
Meanwhile in the other 1st round matches Basel Dragons lost by six wickets to Winterthur, only the second time that Winterthur have advanced passed the initial stages of this competition. Basel Dragons managed only 47 runs in their innings which Winterthur reached with the loss of just 4 batsmen, thus winning the match by 6 wickets. A match report is available here.
Royal, Olten, Geneva XI Stars & Uprising all glided through to the second round compliments of a 1st round bye, while the Geneva Colts beat Geneva International after they were forced to forfeit their 1st round match.
The first round will be completed when Zug play against Schaffhausen on Sunday May 27th at Buchholz, Uster.
The second round now looks like this:
Date | Last Name | Phone | Time | Officials | |
02 June | Olten v Swiss Colts | Hägendorf | Berne | ||
17 June |
Power v Zug or Schaffhausen |
Deuweg | Olten | ||
30 June |
Winterthur v Royal |
Deutweg | Power | ||
01 July | GXIstars v Uprising | des Evaux | Cossonay |
For details of all matches and the full match schedule go to the Senior section for more information on this season's Swiss Mr. Pickwick T20 Cup.


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24th August 2012, 12:13 PM | #1 |
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Need help for a 5.1 reciever
Hi everyone. I have just registerd to this forum hoping that someone can help me with a few tips. I don`t know if diyaudio.com is the right place for this but i`ll give it a try. A have just aquired an Onkyo TX-SV545 5.1 audio video reciever. It`s a pretty old model dating back to `99 but i kinda like it. My problem is that the reciever powers on, every switch every function works fine, the display is displaying everything that needs to be displayed but i have no sound. All of the 5 audio power stages are working perfectly, i have tested them with an externel audio signal. If i connect an audio source to any of the inputs except the 5.1 input, the rear speakers a working but at a very low volume. If i move te volume knob nothing happens only if it`s fully turned down then the sound stops, if i turn it up even just 1db the audio suddenly turns on like it`s a switch and no matter how far a turn it up the volume stayes the same. I now it`s not a diy amp, but the repair would be diy by me I really would like to fix this amp beacuse it would be a nice upgrade from my Yamaha A-960
24th August 2012, 01:08 PM | #2 |
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If I was you I would check the boards for hairline cracks in case it has been dropped check for loose components,transistors ect... I use a toothbrush to poke around when its on, you can push down on the boards a bit while its on to check for cracks as well.Have a look at the ribbon connectors they can come loose.If it has the old style pots and switches(not digital) give them a clean and be sure to check for cold solder joints,If a solder joint doesn't look right resolder it by melting the joint and adding just a little bit more solder for the flux.Try that!
24th August 2012, 01:47 PM | #3 |
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I have checked for cracks and bad solder joints and everything looks fine. A have pushed and poked the components and PCBs but nothing. It looks like that there is a probleme in the preamp stage, or some microcontroller. There are a lot of ICs, my guess would be that it has a major problem or something minor that just needs to be found. But what?
26th August 2012, 02:54 AM | #4 |
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I would check your ICs that they are getting correct power for a start,download their datasheets and look for the typical power that they run at and what pins to measure. You will need a service manual to tell you as well.Check for discolored resistors bulging leaking capacitors,blown transistors,diodes,zener diodes ect... Do you have a DMM (Digital Multimeter)My advice is if you don't have much experience at fixing amps you'll be better off dicing it and getting one that works,honestly.
26th August 2012, 04:16 PM | #5 |
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I have measured some of the opamps and the are all getting power as they should, however i dod not measure the controller ICs. I have a service manual but most parts are unreadable, i found it on google in pdf but it`s of poor quality. There are two 12v voltage regulators both of them positive and they are getting pretty hot, but they work fine and i have seen perfectly working amps with regulators that worked with the same temperatures. I have some experience in electronics, specially amps, but most of the audio gear I have repaired were vintage, the only modern gear i have repaired was a Panasonic mini Hi-Fi system but that only had bad solder joints. Another thing that i`ve found is thet the inputs are acting weird. No matter to what input i connect there is always sound regardless of input selection but only for the rears and in the same way with no control over volume and tone correction.
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This is the eighth track on the promo tape entitled, Memories, which is a bunch of music ranging from 3 years ago...to now.
I wrote this so quick, I barely even remember doing this lol. All I get is this picture in my head of me slouched over the computer table with my notebook, playing and re-playing this beat off newgrounds until I finished writing. Lol.
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Beat was awesome. The rap could use a bit a work but enjoyable overall. Also, the voice recording stuck out a bit too much. I haven't worked with voice recordings too much, however, meshing it in would improve it nicely. Great song.
Thanks man, but umm...your advice would of helped about a year and a half ago though man lol. That's how old this is.
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Feb 4, 2013, 08:17 AM | #1 |
iMac 2008. Inverter cable, Inverter or Screen?
I have a strange problem with my 2008 iMac.
At first I thought it might be the GPU as I have the dreaded Geforce 8800GS. However now I fear it may be a screen problem. The first symptom was that the brightness controls now no longer work (both on the keyboard and in sys prefs). Now when I start the machine from cold the backlight flickers on and off for around a minute, as soon as the system warms up it will stay on all day and everyday no matter what I do. When it does flicker black I can still see the desktop running in the background and the system doesn't freeze as I can move windows around etc. So does anyone know if it's the inverter cable or the inverter itself? I'm hoping it's the former as I can source the cable relatively cheaply from the states. (Unless someone knows where I can find one in the UK?) I just find it weird that the machine will function fine (sans brightness controls) once it has been running for a few minutes. Any info would be great. I've done extensive googling on the subject but cannot find anyone who describes my problem exactly. Thanks. |
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Sounds like it's the inverter to me. The cable wouldn't stop working when it'd warmed up.
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Well in the meantime I've ordered a new cable which was very cheap. Will try that first as I'm on a budget at the moment. If that fails to make a difference I can order a new inverter once my cash flow picks up. I really don't want to spend too much money on this Mac as it's probably getting close to the end of its life anyway especially with that GPU that's doomed to fail sometime soon. |
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EDIT: The new cable turned up today but I've yet to fit it. What is weird is that the brightness controls decided to work again today and there's no dips in brightness, the display is solid. I've yet to let it go cold since this thread was started though so it may still have the issue if left off for a while. Last edited by Twimfy; Feb 6, 2013 at 03:03 PM. Reason: New information. |
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Well just an update incase anyone has the same issue.
Replacing only the inverter cable fixed the problem, also I was suffering from ghosting/screen burn in one dark area on the right hand side of the screen, that too has gone, looks like a totally brand new screen. Hopefully the random freezes will stop too now I've also replaced my broken SuperDrive. |
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Just last week we taught an LEO injury prevention and fitness class to a small city department. To call this department 'budget challenged' is an understatement, but what a great group of LEOs. As is normal to what we teach, there is no equipment needed for passive and active stretching. All an officer needs is their own body and some creativity. Foam rollers, which we have written about here extensively, can be purchased for between $20-$45 dollars and are worth their weight two times over in gold. Read this column about why ALL LEOs need to foam roll at least 5 times per week. http://www.officer.com/article/10891100/whats-in-your-fitness-tool-box
The challenge that this and many departments face is that there is limited space, equipment, time and frankly good scientific knowledge of how to train on a budget. I will be the first to tell you that it's not very hard and when done right can produce a job specific fitness area that is both time and budget friendly.
The science says that LEOs get hurt from a many things that we can prevent. Sitting too much, doing unsafe exercises that we learned 15 years ago… did they work then? Not properly "mobilizing" our body prior to hands on training. Personally I spend 15 minutes on my foam roller and massage ball before I stretch then I am physically ready to enter the dojo and get my Kenpo on. The same goes for you: roll it, massage it, stretch it and THEN train it. Failure to follow that methodology means that you have turned your back on the science and are taking short cuts. Unfortunately the data says that those short cuts cause pain and injury!
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"An excellent place to stay if you want to visit the coast of Norfolk."
Anna - Sweden
"I liked this campsite because it was quiet and clean. The showers and toilets were very well kept and a gentleman even came by early morning to make sure the water was warm enough."
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" If you are looking for a quiet getaway then this place would be perfect, in my opinion."
"I stayed at this hostel over the bank holiday weekend, it is one of the best hostel I have stayed in."
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"So would we recommend a holiday in a Tipi? Yes we would. The site facilities are good and the atmosphere of the village and it's rather enjoyable pubs is friendly and welcoming."
BOBJP - London
"A really good campsite - clean, hot showers, good shop, really helpful and informative reception. Physically on the Norfolk Coastal Path, bus routes, excellent pubs (The White Horse is lovely), not too crowded. Real commitment to the environment."
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"Nice small site which is well situated in a quiet village, good sandy beaches within a couple of miles. Good factilities, with a modern,very clean shower and toilet block. Helpful friendly staff in a professional outfit. I'd definitely recommend it."
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"Excellent site. One of the best I've been too. Although the site was completely full and it was late May Bank Holiday, the site was kept spotlessly clean. The showers were hot and the queues were never too long."
Fran Deane -
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Paul -
"I found this to be an excellent campsite with clean and sufficient facilities and, should I decide to camp in this area again, I will certainly hope that there's a pitch available for me to put my tent and spend a few days there."
Hans Hartfiel -
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Janet - Australia
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Rachel Hutchinson -
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Hazel Leech -
"The Greyhound says thanks for the wonderful holiday and his humans had a good time too. (We arrived as singles & left as a couple! Fantastic)"
Jonathan Cowper -
"It was perfect. Loved the courtyard where you can sit even if it's raining"
Felicity Rowe -
"Powerful shower, hot water, very clean!"
Lynn Hunt -
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David Gardhan -
"Perfect kitchen facilities and really cosy room - Brilliant"
John Beaumont -
"Staff very helpful and friendly"
Harrison Millward -
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Susan Walker -
"it was lovely! :) deffinatly would come back :)"
Michelle Dunkley - n/a
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Bec Maxwell - n/a
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"Very Clean. Cleanest facilities i've seen on a campsite. Will definatly be back."
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lynne Sexton - Suffolk
"Wonderful facilities. Staff are extremely friendly and helpfull"
Eva Philips - Worcester
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Paul Beard - Lincolnshire
"the quiet, peaceful atmosphere was wonderful. The staff were all so helpful and friendly. The very clean, well equipped kitchen was just fantastic"
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"Fantastic stay, will definitely come again."
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"Good experience in a tipi with chimnea and comfortable beds."
Steven Fidler - Peterborough
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Volvo Hybrid Truck, Mean Green, to Attempt World Speed Record
Volvo Trucks' Mean Green, the world's fastest hybrid truck, was developed utilizing Volvo Group's hybrid driveline technology, and is equipped with a Volvo D16 engine and a modified version of Volvo's automated I-Shift gearbox, which interacts with the hybrid's electric motor.
Mean Green will attempt to reach speeds in excess of 260 km/h (165 mph) April 27 at Wendover Airfield in Utah to best its own world speed records.
The Volvo-built hybrid currently holds speed records in the standing 500 meter (one-third mile), standing kilometer (two-thirds mile) and flying kilometer – international speed standards.
A standing kilometer is where a truck starts off from a standstill, spanning the 1,000-meter course in one direction and then the other. The average speed from the two runs is noted as the official figure.
A flying kilometer is where a truck is in motion prior to spanning the defined 1,000-meter course in each direction.
Technology capabilities
"Technology and innovation are at the core of our business," said Ron Huibers, president, Volvo Trucks North American Sales & Marketing. "Mean Green is a prime example of Volvo's technical capabilities and our continued focus on emerging technologies.
"Our engineers developed the world's fastest hybrid truck utilizing the same Volvo hybrid drive system powering hundreds of Volvo buses throughout the world, including London's double-decker buses."
In building the Mean Green, Volvo's team of hybrid technology experts adapted Volvo's hybrid driveline to the chassis requirements of a world-class truck built for speed. Engineers then outfitted Mean Green with a highly tuned Volvo D16 engine and a modified version of Volvo's automated I-Shift gearbox, which interacts with the hybrid's electric motor.
"The result is a lightning-speed boost from start-off without any of the customary diesel-engine delay," said Boije Ovebrink, Mean Green's owner and driver.
"It's like a champagne cork, but without the sound effects. For the first couple of seconds the truck just makes a slight whistle until the diesel engine, which runs on renewable liquid rosin diesel, starts delivering with explosive force."
In total, Mean Green pumps out a massive 2,100 horsepower and nearly 5,000 lb-ft. torque – of which, 200 horsepower and 885 lb-ft. of torque come from the electric motor.
Aerodynamics also plays a vital role in achieving top speed, so Volvo designers selected a North American VN cab and sculpted the optimal aerodynamic shape for the truck.
Mean Green features modified versions of the following Volvo production components:
- Volvo hybrid motor
- Volvo hybrid battery.
- Volvo D16 diesel engine.
- Volvo I-Shift automated manual transmission.
- Volvo VN cab and frame.
- Rear axle with 1.85:1 ratio.


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I am a CNRS researcher at LORIA, CARTE team. My research area is Quantum Computing and related topics. [ see bio for details ]
Email: Simon (dot) Perdrix (at) loria (dot) fr
Room # B244
Equipe CARTE, LORIA
615, rue du Jardin Botanique
54602 Villers-lès-Nancy
Latest contributions (here is a list of publications)
- Minimum Degree up to Local Complementation: Bounds, Parameterized Complexity, and Exact Algorithms (with David Cattaneo)
- Reversibility in the Extended Measurement-based Quantum Computation (with Nidhal Hamrit)
- Quantum Circuits for the Unitary Permutation Problem (with Stefano Facchini) TAMC'15
- Call-by-value, call-by-name and the vectorial behaviour of the algebraic lambda-calculus (with Ali Assaf, Alejandro Díaz-Caro, Christine Tasson, and Benoît Valiron) LMCS, vol. 10, issue 4
- The Parameterized Complexity of Domination-type Problems and Application to Linear Codes (with David Cattaneo) TAMC'14
- Pivoting makes the zx-calculus complete for real stabilizers (with Ross Duncan), QPL'13
- Parameterized Complexity of Weak Odd Domination Problems (with David Cattaneo), FCT'13
- Access structure in a graph in higher dimension and applications to secret sharing protocols (with Anne Marin and Damian Markham), TQC'13
- Quantum Secret Sharing with Graph States (with Sylvain Gravier, Jérôme Javelle, and Mehdi Mhalla), MEMICS'12
- Graph States, Pivot Minor, and Universality of (X,Z)-measurements (with Mehdi Mhalla), International Journal of Unconventional Computing
- On the Minimum Degree up to Local Complementation: Bounds and Complexity (with Jérôme Javelle and Mehdi Mhalla), WG'12
- New Protocols and Lower Bound for Quantum Secret Sharing with Graph States (with Jérôme Javelle and Mehdi Mhalla), TQC'12
- On Weak Odd Domination and Graph-based Quantum Secret Sharing (with Sylvain Gravier, Jérôme Javelle, and Mehdi Mhalla)
- Optimal accessing and non-accessing structures for graph protocols (with Sylvain Gravier, Jérôme Javelle, and Mehdi Mhalla)
- Classical versus Quantum Graph-based Secret Sharing (with Jérôme Javelle and Mehdi Mhalla)
- Completeness of algebraic CPS simulations (with Ali Assaf), DCM'11
- Which graph states are useful for quantum information processing? (with Mehdi Mhalla, Mio Murao, Masato Someya, Peter Turner), TQC'11
- Structural characterization of graph states for quantum information processing (with Mehdi Mhalla, Mio Murao, Masato Someya, Peter Turner), poster at QIP'2011
- Rewriting measurement-based quantum computations with generalised flow (with Ross Duncan), ICALP'10
- Environment and classical channels in categorical quantum mechanics (with Bob Coecke), CSL'10
- Equivalence of algebraic lambda-calculi (with Alejandro Diaz-Caro, Christine Tasson and Benoît Valiron), HOR'10
- Computational depth complexity of measurement-based quantum computation (with Dan Browne and Elham Kashefi), TQC'10
- CCQD Cryptographie et Calcul Quantiques Distribués (CNRS PEPS ICQ)
- GraphIQ (CNRS-INS2I PEPS, coordinator)
- QuAND (CNRS-INS2I PEPS)
- CausaQ (ANR Jeune Chercheur)
Program committees
- AQIS'15 15th Asian Quantum Information Science Conference, August 24-28, 2015 in Seoul, Korea.
- QPL'15 Quantum Physics and Logic, 2015, Oxford, UK.
- STACS'14 Symposium on Theoretical Aspects of Computer Science, Lyon.
- QPL'14 Quantum Physics and Logic, June 4-6, 2014, Kyoto, Japan.
- ParQ'13 1st Workshop on Parallel Quantum Computing, Sept. 2013, Edinburgh.
- QPL'13 Quantum Physics and Logic, 17-19 July 2013, Barcelona, Spain.
- AQIS'13 13th Asian Quantum Information Science Conference, August 25-30, 2013 in Chennai, India.
- QPL'12 Quantum Physics and Logic, 10-12 October 2012, Brussels, Belgium.
- FounQI'12 Foundational principles in Quantum Information, workshop associated to UCNC 2012, 7-8 Sept. 2012.
- AQIS'12 12th Asian Quantum Information Science Conference, August 23-28, 2012 in Suzhou, China.
- Quantitative approaches @ LI'2012, February 20-24 2012, Marseille, France.
- LI'2012 Logic and interactions 2012, 30 January to 2 March 2012, Marseille, France.
- QPL'11 Quantum Physics and Logic, 27-29 October 2011, Nijmegen, the Netherlands.
- MEMICS'11 7th Annual Doctoral Workshop on Mathematical and Engineering Methods in Computer Science, 14-16 October 2011, Lednice, Czech Republic.
- DCM'10 Developments in Computational Models, Causality, Computations, and Physics, FLoC workshop, 09-10 July 2010, Edinburgh.
- QPL'10 Quantum Physics and Logic, 29-30 May 2010, Oxford.
- DCM'09 Developments in Computational Models, Computational Models From Nature, ICALP workshop, 11 July 2009, Rhodes, Greece.
- CEQIP'09 6th Central European Quantum Information Processing Workshop 1-4 June 2009, Jindřichuv Hradec, Czech Republic


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Martin Freeman Joins "Captain America: Civil War" Cast
Voting for the Eisner Awards kicked off late last week, which is open to all professionals in the comic industry. The online ballot had an error on it — Shannon Wheeler's I Thought You Would Be Funnier was left off the humor category. It's since been corrected, but not before some people had already voted. And not before Wheeler had the opportunity to have some fun with it:
Professionals who have already voted online at www.eisnervote.com can change their votes any time before June 13, while voters who elected to download the PDF ballot and mail it in need not worry, as that ballot was unaffected by the error.
BOOM! Studios, publisher of the Eisner-nominated graphic novel under their BOOM! Town imprint, have made it available online to be read for free, and are also giving away physical copies to eligible voters — email email@example.com with your eligibility status to have a physical copy sent to you.
Lol. +5 Awesome points for Shannon Wheeler.
It's nice that Wheeler can make some fun of it. If I were in that situation I probably wouldn't be as level headed.


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-1 box (18.25 ounces) moist lemon cake mix
-1 can of blueberry pie filling
-1 small can pineapple tidbits, drained
-1 stick of butter, melted
-¼ cup chopped pecans, optional
This recipe is shared at Potluck Sunday and
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Released: Jul 01st, 2004
Running Time: 86
Director: Michael Raven
Company: Wicked Pictures
Jessica Drake, Eric Masterson, Evan Stone, Bobbie Eden, Stormy, Silky Thumper, Pat Myne
Critical Rating: AAAA
Genre: Feature
Couples and fans of Drake and Stormy.
This fun Thelma & Louise reminiscent road tale stars diner waitresses Stormy, who is out to get her ex-con boyfriend's buried cash, and Jessica Drake, who is running from the law after accidentally shooting her cheating fiancé. The two spend the video heading for the border and fucking along the way before foiling hitchhiker Evan Stone, who tries to steal their loot.
Stormy does a passionate intro scene with Pat Myne and later a pretty g/g with Drake. Drake gives a gorgeous b.j. in a restroom to cowboy Cheyne Collins and fucks Stone in an interesting dream sequence.
Pre-nom for Best Videography to Francois Clousot and the Drake b.j. for Best Oral.


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"Flight Plan For Your Future" a panel discussion on careers in the aviation industry
Thursday, September 9 at 11:30 a.m.
From St. Norbert College, August 24, 2010
by Mike Counter, firstname.lastname@example.com, (920) 403-3089
St. Norbert College is bringing together some top aviation executives for a panel discussion, "Flight Plan For Your Future," on Thursday, Sept. 9 from 11:30 a.m. to 1:15 p.m. at the F.K. Bemis International Center on campus. They'll discuss the wealth of options in the aviation industry including marketing, human resources, finance, IT and web design.
The panel will consist of:
Tim Romenesko, President and COO of AAR Corp.AAR is a leading provider of products and value-added services to the worldwide aviation/aerospace industry.
Jim Rankin, President and CEO of Air Wisconsin. Air Wisconsin Airlines Corporation operates as the largest privately held regional airline in the United States.
Dan Dickinson, Chairman and CEO of General Aviation Services. Their business is buying, selling, brokering and leasing commercial and business aircraft, helicopters, engines and spare parts worldwide.
Tom Miller, Austin Straubel Airport director. As the third largest airport in the State of Wisconsin, Austin Straubel International Airport operates a 24-hour, 365-day a year operation. The airport provides job opportunities for over 2,000 people in northeast Wisconsin.
Romenesko and Dickinson are members of St. Norbert College's board of trustees.
The event is free and open to St. Norbert College students and the general public.
For more information on "Flight Plan For Your Future" contact Lynette Green, director of corporate and foundation relations at St. Norbert College at 920-403-3235 or firstname.lastname@example.com.