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Ebay Exact lets users customize 3D printed trinkets
July 15, 2013
Ebay has teamed up with a host of 3D printing specialists to launch an iOS app named ebay Exact which lets users customize iPhone cases, jewelry and other odds and ends.
Though users are able to engrave products, the level of customization appears to be limited to simple choices, including, in some cases, a choice of material between plastic, metal and wood. That being the case, not all of the products shipped will be 3D printed.
Even so, eBay has inked deals with Sculpteo, MakerBot, and Hot Pop Factory who will print iPhone cases from about US$9. Delivery times are reported to be in the region of seven to 14 days.
At present, the app is only available for iOS, and that appears to be limited to the US for now. Hopefully future versions of the app will allow more meaningful bespoke design on the part of the user. After all, that's the point of 3D printing, isn't it?
Source: eBay
App: Apple app store
I think the appeal of this service would broaden if they include Android phones and Windows phones. I think it is a cool idea.BigGoofyGuy
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preserved peppers, artichoke, mortadella, tallegio, over easy egg
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Indirectly, the origin of KREEP is a result of the Moon's origin, which is now commonly believed to be a result of a Mars-sized object that impacted the Earth 4.5 billion years ago (see Giant impact hypothesis). This impact put a large amount of material into circumterrestrial orbit that ultimately reaccreted to form the Moon. Given the large amount of energy that was liberated in this event, it is predicted that a large portion of the Moon would have initially been molten, forming a near-global magma ocean. As crystallization of this magma ocean proceeded, minerals such as olivine and pyroxene would have precipitated and sunk to form the lunar mantle. After crystallization was about three-quarters complete, anorthositic plagioclase would have begun to crystallize, and because of its low density, float, forming an anorthositic crust. Importantly, elements that are incompatible (i.e., those that partion preferentially into the liquid phase) would have been progressively concentrated into the magma as crystallization progressed, forming a "KREEP"-rich magma that initially should have been sandwiched between the crust and mantle. Evidence for this scenario comes from the highly anorthositic composition of the lunar highland crust, as well as the existence of KREEP-rich materials.
Before the Lunar Prospector mission, it was commonly thought that KREEP-rich materials would have formed a near global layer beneath the crust. However, results from the gamma ray spectrometer on this mission show that KREEP-containing rocks are primarily concentrated within the region of Oceanus Procellarum and Mare Imbrium, a unique geological province that is now known as the Procellarum KREEP Terrane. Basins far from this province that excavated deep into the crust (and possibly mantle) such as the Crisium, Orientale, and South Pole-Aitken show only modest, or no, enhancements of KREEP within their rims or ejecta. The enhancement of heat producing elements within the crust (and/or mantle) of the Procellarum KREEP Terrane is almost certainly responsible for the longevity and intensity of mare volcanism on the nearside of the Moon.


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Outgoing Chairman of Tata Sons Ratan Tata kept West Bengal's hopes on an automobile unit alive and said that a factory here could not be ruled out.
"We have no difference or bias", he said, adding that that he had no sense of anger, just sadness that something could not be done in the State. .
"The case (Singur) is sub-judice today, and whatever the outcome is, I think, we will respect the law of the land, and the wishes of the Bengal government, "he said responding to queries on the Singur issue by shareholders at the annual general meeting of Tata Global Beverages (TGB).
A violent agitation led by the Trinamool Congress against alleged forcible acquisition of land at Singur led the Tatas to relocate a nearly completed project in October 2008. Revealing his diehard optimistic side, he said: "One day when we believe that the environment is friendly at the political level and we will be here... the people have always been friendly," he observed, adding that it was out of his affinity for the state that he tried to bring the small car manufacturing facility here.
He also announced that there were no plans to shift the company's registered office.
"From time to time, I will be here to attend meetings.. next year, perhaps, I will sit with you, " he said. In his initial remarks and later responding to shareholders queries, he said that the rupee depreciation had been beneficial to TGB, which was now the world's second largest tea company.
He pointed out that TGB had ceased to be just a tea company few years ago. It had emerged as an integrated beverage business with presence in branded good-for-you beverages. On the Starbucks joint venture, he said that this would cement the company's position in the market. Elaborating on this point, TGB's new Managing Director and CEO Harish Bhat said that the launch of the first outlet (under this joint venture) was likely in 2012. It entered into a JV with Starbucks Coffee, USA, in 2011-12 for establishing Starbucks outlets across India. TGB's subsidiary, Tata Coffee, would source coffee to supply Tata Starbucks, and also export it globally.
He said that operations in U.S. markets had been hit due to high commodity prices. It was good in markets such as the U.K., where the Tetley brand did well. Referring to China operations, Mr Bhat said that the instant tea joint venture was expected to commence operations.
Mr Bhat said that this was a milestone year as it marked 25 years of brand Tata Tea and 175 years of the Tetley brand.
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Are there a couple of errors in this pattern or am I more novice than I realized? The pattern calls for casting on 27 stitches, however the chart only covers 15 stitches. Obviously this will result in the pattern being out of sequence. My first reaction is to either cast on only 15, or widen the scarf a bit by casting on 30 so that the pattern repeats twice. Help?!
I am right there with you. I am having trouble since I am not used to charts. I usually use written directions. I'm stuck on the repeat part. It doesn't match the stitch count to me. Does anyone know if there is written directions for the lace scarf pattern by Lene Home Samsoe?
I hope I can explain this correctly. The chart consists of 15 stitches, 6 of which are repeated. So you cast on the 27 stitches, then when you start the chart you work the first 5 stitches of the pattern, then work the next 6 repeat stitches (they'll be repeated 3 times), then you work the last 4. 5+(6x3)+4=27
So it works out to K3, YO, Sssk, (YO, K3, Sssk) repeat 3 times, YO, K3 for the first row. Hope this helps.
Would you be willing to write out all the rows in the chart like you did for the first? If so I sure would appreciate it as I have tried to start the scarf and got to row 5 many times, but it is not correct. I am not used to reading a knit chart. I have knitted for years but this is the first chart pattern that didn't have written instrucions and I am STUCK!!! Please help as I have a lot invested in the beautiful yarns I have chosen for this scarf. I really appreciate your kindness.
Thanks so much!!!
Theresa Watson
Thanks so much for your help!
Certainly, I had problems with charts at first too. Here goes (and I hope it helps):
Row 1: K3, YO, Sssk (YO, K3, Sssk) repeat 3 times, YO, K3.
Row 2: K1, Purl to last stitch, K1.
Row 3: K2, K2 tog, YO, K1 (YO, Ssk, K1, K2 tog, YO, K1) repeat 3 times, YO, Ssk, K2.
Row 4: K1, Purl to last stitch, K1.
Row 5: K1, K2 tog, YO, K2 (K1, YO, Sssk, YO, K2) repeat 3 times, K1, YO, Ssk, K1.
Row 6: K1, Purl to last stitch, K1.
Row 7: K2, YO, Ssk, K1 (K2 tog, YO, K1, YO, Ssk, K1) repeat 3 times, K2 tog, YO, K2.
Row 8: K1, Purl to last stitch, K1.
Row 9: K3, YO, Sssk (YO, K3, YO, Sssk) repeat 3 times, YO, K3.
Row 10: K1, Purl to last stitch, K1.
Repeat these 10 rows for the pattern.
Oh thank you so much. I will keep you posted on my progress. My husband and I live in Maryland and are going to be leaving for Florida Sat. and I wanted a project that I could take with us. Thanks so very much for your kindness and your time. I'll be gone for 2 weeks with no access to email. But will update you when I return. Thanks again.
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Vintage McCall sewing pattern number 581. Child's Seven Dwarf Costume pattern from the Snow White Picture. Copyright Walt Disney Productions. Pattern copyright date 1938.
Child's Size 12; Breast 30; Waist 26.5.
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Lux Art Institute ---- Sculptor Robert Lobe will have his work continuing on exhibit through May 22; showcases the work of artists in residence, arts education and site-specific installations; 1 to 5 p.m. Thursdays and Fridays; 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturdays; 1550 S. El Camino Real, Encinitas; $10 adults over 21, good for two visits during same residency; free to 20 and under; 760-436-6611 or luxartinstitute.org.
Maritime Museum of San Diego ---- Permanent exhibits include the historical 19th-century tall ship the Star of India, the turn-of-the-century ferryboat Berkeley and the 1968 submarine the USS Dolphin, which holds the record for the deepest submarine dive; 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily; 1492 N. Harbor Drive, San Diego; $14, general; $11, juniors (13-17), seniors and active military; $8, children (6-12); free, children 5 and under; 619-234-9153 or sdmaritime.org.
The Marston House Museum & Gardens ---- This classic 1906 Arts and Crafts house was designed by renowned local architects William Hebbard and Irving Gill. It sits on 5 acres with a formal English Romantic-style garden, period furnishings, pottery and an American Indian basketry collection; museum also hosts a gift shop hosted by Save Our Heritage Organization; 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Fridays-Sundays; Balboa Park, 3525 Seventh Ave., San Diego; $8, general; $5, seniors (55 and over); $4, children ages 6 to 12, free, children 5 and under; 619-297-9327 or marstonhouse.org.
McKinney House and Museum ---- Illustrates early 20th-century life in San Diego County, with exhibits housed in 1908 La Mesa home; 1 to 4 p.m. first and third Saturdays of each month; 8369 University Ave., La Mesa; free; 619-466-0197 or lamesahistoricalsociety.com.
MCRD Command Museum ---- Exhibits trace the history of the U.S. Marine Corps Recruit Depot and the Marines in the San Diego region; 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Mondays-Wednesdays, and Fridays and Saturdays, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Thursdays; 1600 Henderson Ave., Marine Corps Recruit Depot (enter Gate 5), San Diego; free; photo ID and proof of insurance are required to enter the base and vehicles are subject to search; 619-524-8431 or mcrdmuseumhistoricalsociety.org.
Mingei International Museum, Escondido ---- The North County annex of the San Diego-based folk art and textiles museum will permanently close to the public on June 26; museum is now exhibiting "Rite and Ritual"; in preparation for the closure, admission charges have been waived; 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Thursdays-Saturdays, 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. the second Saturday of each month; 155 W. Grand Ave., Escondido; free; 760-735-3355 or mingei.org.
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The Facebook-accessible game allows players to manage their own hotel casino, play each other in their favorite casino games and become moguls via simulated investments, bets, risks and rewards.
Seoul, Korea (PRWEB) July 11, 2012
The new Facebook gambling game "Hotel Casino" is already getting rave reviews with its introduction just days ago. Accessible via its Facebook game app directly or the Fan Page, the game allows players to manage their own hotel casino, and play each other at their favorite casino games for simulated bets and rewards.
Like the days when Bugsy Siegal turned a sleepy Las Vegas into the gambling capital of the world, the new Facebook game "Hotel Casino" lets players become big-time casino and gambling moguls in the simulated Merrywind City where they can run their own virtual hotel casino. Developed by Merrywind, Inc. and published by Soribada Games, Inc., "Hotel Casino" is accessible directly from its Facebook game app or the Fan Page. "Although no real money is invested, wagered, won or lost, players experience the same risks, rewards and excitement as the real moguls in buying, managing and growing their simulated casinos," said Soribada Games General Manager Lee Hee Jun.
Situated in the simulated city of Merrywind, players can buy and manage private hotels designed to fit a diverse background and history. The price of the hotels depends on its individual grade, and once purchased, the player/manager profits from admissions, dealer generated revenue and table fees. The more guests that come to the casino, the higher the profit and bigger the VIP list, which allows the player to upgrade the casino.
The hotel owner can manage the VIP list directly, which consists of friends or frequent visitors. In the game, players need 'chips'(virtual currency) to play. There are various different methods in earning chips, such as purchasing them, exchanging gems for chips (the gems are received through friends for free gifts) or earn chips through various affiliate promotions within the game.
The game has two types of Public Hotels, which are run by Merrywind City. The first is the Merrywind Hotel, which is the first hotel to be constructed after the establishment of the city. The second is the VVIP Hotel, which caters only to the top 1% of the high rollers. Players can enjoy a wide variety of casino games in every hotel like Blackjack, Texas Hold´em poker, TaiSai, Caribbean stud poker and Baccarat. In addition, players will also have access to Slot, Roulette, Big wheel, Craps and more. "Players are already raving that this is better than Vegas because they can become Merrywind City moguls and play each other in simulated gambling environments without losing any real money," said Soribada Games General Manager Lee Hee Jun. For more information, please visit http://www.facebook.com/TheHotelCasino
About Soribada Games, Inc:
Soribada Games, Inc. was established in 2012 to develop and publish Smartphone games, as well as web games from Korea. Their most recent game to be published is "Hotel Casino," a Facebook game that allows players to buy and run casinos for simulated profit as well as play popular casino games in the city´s casinos. "Hotel Casino" was developed by Merrywind, Inc. and is accessible directly from the Facebook game app or the Fan Page.
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San Francisco Golden Gate Bridge Bike Tour
At the end of your guided tour you can continue your biking adventure at your own pace for the rest of the day. You'll be provided with a cycle path map to help guide you around San Francisco and its nearby coastal areas.
For a more challenging bike ride, follow the recommended route on the map and head up to the Marin Headlands. If city biking is your forte, use your complimentary ferry ticket for your return to San Francisco, where you can follow the map and continue to explore the city. Unmissable points of interest include the Presidio, Golden Gate Park and Ocean Beach.
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- 3-hour guided bike tour from San Francisco to Sausalito (including Golden Gate Bridge visit)
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- Lunch
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- Hotel pickup and drop off
- Confirmation for this tour will be received within 48 hours of booking, subject to availability
- Credit card with ID (one per party) is required to be on file for a security deposit
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Reviewed by: Kenneth O, May 2015
You may think you are in decent shape until you have to climb the hills around the Golden Gate. Great tour, I would do it again, just would probably do it on a weekday instead of a Saturday. Less traffic. That would make taking the boat back with your bike from Sausalito much easier.
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Despite recent rumors, NFC (Near Field Communication) may not be included in the iPhone 5, according to UK newspaper The Independent. The information apparently comes from sources at several of the largest UK mobile operators. They claim that Apple disclosed in meetings that it would not be included as Apple had concerns over the lack of a clear standard across the industry. NFC is an RFID-related technology that allows for secure, close range data transfer including but not limited to payment information.
The iPad 2 was rumored to have NFC, but this failed to materialize. Other rumors suggest that Apple may be working on its own type of NFC implementation that will link up with current iTunes accounts; this would be much more likely. Either way, it appears that we won't see anything until 2012 at the earliest.
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The next two weeks will see Scotland celebrate the biggest sporting event they have ever hosted. But, at the same, there is quiet unease over the impending referendum on September 18, when the Scots take a decision over whether or not to become an independent nation.
The English athletes have had a special session on how to deal with the possibility of "heckling" when they enter the stadium at the opening ceremony and during the Games, especially when they come up against the Scots in individual clashes.
The Independent, a British newspaper owned by Russian businessman Alexander Lebedev, on Monday ran a piece headlined, "Will the Scottish referendum be the 'elephant in the stadium' at Commonwealth Games?"
British prime minister David Cameron and his deputy, Nick Clegg, will be here for a few days, but both will clearly try to stay clear of the debate, which is becoming heated as time approaches.
And certainly, neither side would like the other to use the Games as a tool to further their campaign, for the Games will be watch nationwide and will have a potential global audience of 1.5 billion people.
On Tuesday, on the eve of the Games, Sir Roger Moore, the legendary James Bond, refused to comment on the debate about the referendum. Speaking at the UNICEF press conference at the media centre here in Glasgow, the English actor said, "I would not make any comment about it because I'm here as a UNICEF goodwill ambassador."
But another 'Bond', Sean Connery, in March, declared that this was an opportunity "too good to miss" for the Scots to vote for their independence. Connery, however, does not live in the country, though he claimed that a "new nation" with more hope would be created if Scotland left the UK in September's referendum. Writer JK Rowling is said to have received a lot of hate mail after donating a million pounds to the anti-independence campaign.
There was some debate on whether certain sections of the "pro-independence" group would use the Games to garner votes for an independent Scotland.
As for the opening ceremony, as usual there will be a lot of extravagance and it will have a distinct "Glaswegian accent" according to the organisers.
The two-hour spectacle, which attracted huge crowds for the rehearsals, will take place in the 40,000-capacity stadium of Celtic Football Club. The spectators will pay anywhere between £20 and £250 for a ticket to see the 6,500 athletes from 71 nations and territories as well as the cultural accompaniments.
The head of ceremonies is David Zolkwer, who interestingly had also directed the 2002 Games Ceremonies in his native, Manchester. He has made it abundantly clear that his brief is to reflect and include the people of the city.
Hence, we will see the 69-year-old rock star Rod Stewart, who actually was born and raised in Highgate in London and the 53-year-old singer Susan Boyle, the star of 2009's Britain's Got Talent, who is from West Lothian. Also part of the opening ceremony will be Amy Macdonald, the hugely popular 26-year-old Scottish singer-songwriter and guitarist. Scottish classical violinist Nicola Benedetti, who turned 27 on Sunday, will also be on stage.
Zolkwer is going to ensure humour and warmth and will be telling the story that will also be irreverent and funny and yet sincere.
The organisers have, however, been forced to shelve plans to show on screen the demolition of five of tower blocks in the Red Road Flats complex, which was part of the overcrowded housing in north Glasgow. More than 70,000 people signed an online petition saying it was insensitive to the former residents and asylum seekers, many of whom still live in remaining sixth block.
On Wednesday, the Scottish team will be led by Euan Burton, a 35-year-old judoka, who was presented with the flag by Sir Chris Hoy, unarguably Scotland's greatest Olympian with six gold and one silver and 11 world championship titles in cycling. Hoy calls himself both British and Scottish, having won the medals for Britain.


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The Italian society of colo-rectal surgery (SICCR) is dedicated to improving the study, prevention and management of the diseases of the colon, rectum and anus. One of the aims of the society is to establish guidelines to the treatment of these diseases. These guidelines are based on the international literature and on the best available evidence. Clinical practice guidelines are one of the most important instruments to provide therapeutic decision-making support, based on the best scientific evidence available at the time. Guidelines are advisory and not prescriptive, susceptible to continual variations secondary to innovations and new scientific evidence. These guidelines are a guide for all colo-rectal surgeons and physicians who approach anal cancer.
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- Title
- The treatment of squamous anal carcinoma: guidelines of the Italian society of colo-rectal surgery
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Techniques in Coloproctology
Volume 17, Issue 2 , pp 171-179
- Cover Date
- 2013-04-01
- 10.1007/s10151-012-0912-8
- Print ISSN
- 1123-6337
- Online ISSN
- Publisher
- Springer Milan
- Additional Links
- Topics
- Keywords
- Anal cancer
- Guidelines
- Squamous cancer
- Anal intraepithelial neoplasia
- Radiochemotherapy
- Industry Sectors
- Authors
- I. Giani (1)
- M. Mistrangelo (2)
- C. Fucini (3)
- Author Affiliations
- 1. Department of General Surgery, USL 8, Arezzo, Italy
- 2. Department of Digestive and Colorectal Surgery, c/o Molinette Hospital, Centre of Minimal Invasive Surgery, University of Turin, Cso A.M. Dogliotti 14, 10126, Turin, Italy
- 3. Department of General and Emergency Surgery 3, Careggi Main Florence University and District Hospital, Careggi, Florence, Italy


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The Twitter universe, on May 20, erupted in controversy over the Prime Minister Office's Twitter handle. Twitteratis discovered the PMO's official handle @PMOIndia had been renamed as @PMOIndiaArchive and a new handle @PMOIndia was created for the office of the next prime minister Narendra Modi.
The entire lot of 4,506 tweets and 1.24 million followers, since the creation of the handle, was no longer available with the PMO's new official twitter handle.
BJP supporters, as well as neutral commentators, criticised this move. Shashi Shekhar, digital officer at Niti Central tweeted, "Imagine the world leaders who find themselves following an archive and not the
prime minister of India. Monumental goofup by PMO handlers." (sic)
What further infuriated a lot of Twitter users was the discovery that for a brief while, the PMO did not even take ownership of the original handle @PMOIndia which was picked up by a Lucknow resident, Qaisar Ali.
"By renaming @PMOIndia, it showed the world, for a while, India didn't have a prime minister's office, there was lack in continuity," says Arvind Gupta, BJP's IT-Cell head.
Ali, on his part has apologised for squatting on the handle and has clarified that he had no ill-intentions.
He said he was randomly changing the username of my twitter account when he checked for the availability of twitter handle Pmoindia. "To my utter surprise it was available, so I just saved it as my twitter handle. I also tweeted about it. Like any other 19-year-old boy I was also shocked and honoured to have the ex-PM's twitter handle.
Suddenly after half an hour my previous username was back automatically and the pmoindia username was taken away. I do not know who took the username. I have also apologised for it to the people and to the ex-PM on twitter. I have also apologized to Pankaj Pachauri also.
PMO was quick to rectify its mistake. Now, both the handles are under its control and archived under the Right to Information act (RTI).
Outgoing prime minister Manmohan Singh's media advisor Pankaj Pachauri, who also managed the PMO twitter account issued a clarification. "All our official communications are being archived according to the RTI Act. Copyrights and control remain with the office. This is an office account and the office continues to manage it. The handover is being facilitated."
Twitter India refused to comment on the issue.
Prime Minister designate Narendra Modi has been known to be social media savvy. After his landmark win, Modi used the micro-blogging site to thank many national and international leaders. In fact, key world leaders including UK prime minister David Cameron and Japanese prime minister Shinzo Abe took to social media to convey their wishes to the new leader of the world's largest democracy.


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Intel seminar: The things left unsaid
- By Thomas E. RicksThomas E. Ricks covered the U.S. military for the Washington Post from 2000 through 2008. He can be reached at email@example.com.
By Daniel SaracenoDeputy chief,
Best Defense intelligence bureau
When intelligence bigwigs get together to publicly discuss the espionage racket, it often is what is not said that is significant.
Some of the intel community's leading lights graced a conference hosted Tuesday by the Bipartisan Policy Center in Washington. Throughout many hours of discussion of intelligence reform and organization, the speakers — including former Director of Central Intelligence General Michael Hayden, former Under Secretary of Defense for Intelligence Steve Cambone and current Director of National Intelligence Dennis Blair — never mentioned Major General Michael T. Flynn's controversial report that called for overhauling the U.S. intelligence community function in counterinsurgency efforts in Afghanistan, where we are fighting a war.
Rather, the discussions focused almost exclusively on how to revamp the way in which current intelligence can be shared between the seventeen member agencies of the U.S. Intelligence Community. A worthy discussion to have indeed, but it focused on the mice, not the elephant in the room. Flynn talked about what the product should be; they talked about how to move it aorund.
Another missing piece of the puzzle was military intelligence — which comprises 90 percent of the U.S. government intelligence establishment.
The absence of either topic raises the question of whether the intelligence community is serious about reforms that might provide better products for the people for whom it supposedly works.
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The four-county Milwaukee area gained 2,500 jobs in January from December, according to estimates released Wednesday by the state Department of Workforce Development.
Seven of the state's 12 largest metro areas added jobs over the month on a seasonally adjusted basis, including Appleton, which added an estimated 1,300 non-farm jobs; Eau Claire (700); Fond du Lac (100); Green Bay (2,100); Sheboygan (500); and Wausau (300). The biggest gains were in metro Milwaukee, which includes Milwaukee, Ozaukee, Washington and Waukesha counties.
Five metro areas lost jobs, including Madison, which lost an estimated 6,000; La Crosse, which lost 800; and Janesville, Oshkosh and Racine, which each lost a marginal number of jobs.
The gains in the seven cities are not a surprise after last week's news that the state added an estimated 15,700 new private-sector jobs in January, the state's best showing in years.
Wednesday's data are adjusted to strip out seasonal fluctuations caused by weather and holidays. They also are preliminary, as were the figures for the statewide gains reported a week ago, and likely will be revised.
Metro Milwaukee's unemployment rate, which is not seasonally adjusted and subject to wild swings, spiked higher to 7.7% in January, from 6.9% in December.
All 12 metro areas had lower rates in January 2012 than January 2011 and higher rates than December 2011. Janesville had the highest rate at 9.4% in the month and Madison had the lowest at 5.3%.


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Social By Design
by Joe Marchese on Mar 31, 10:31 AM
For marketers and publishers of the social Web, design matters. Creative matters. Ideas matter. It is true that properly utilized data can drive better decision making, but it is also true that all the data in the world doesn't create innovation without interpretation, and data doesn't always lead to great design (especially when the data is about the wrong thing - clicks, anyone?).
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The Authority Of Specialty
by Kendall Allen on Mar 30, 2:01 PM
A favorite ritual sparked this week's musing. Over the weekend, I joined my friend in San Diego to celebrate his new wedded bliss. This guy has always been like a little brother to me, so it was with particular anticipation of cuteness that I took in his father's toast. On Saturday, as my friend's dad raised his flute, he said, "I am so proud of my son, who I'll have you know is one of the top SEOs in the world." The lauded sprout muttered audibly, "Dad, no one here even knows what that is."
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The Endgame Of Media Buying And Selling
by dave.b , Max Kalehoff on Mar 27, 10:15 AM
What happens to the business of digital media when emphasis shifts from targeting content to targeting audiences via scientific aggregation and optimization? The short answer is: it's complicated. To drive some clarity around this question, I moderated the "The New Science of Advertising" panel at the recent OMMA Global Hollywood conference. To understand the dynamics, we must first break down the major players...
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TV Everywhere Might Just Work
by Dave Morgan on Mar 26, 1:30 PM
When I first heard about the TV Everywhere concept being promoted by Time Warner's Jeff Bewkes, I was skeptical.I've spent some time over the past few weeks pondering the viability of TV Everywhere. After much thought, I have replaced my skepticism for its prospects with guarded optimism. Here is why....
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The Web (and Advertising) In 3-D
by Cory Treffiletti on Mar 25, 11:30 AM
Just about everyone agrees that the next stage of the Web is a transition towards a customizable, distributed Web that no longer relies on mass audience destinations as much as it will rely on technology to tailor the remote experience to the individual user. But is it possible that this next stage will also transition from a two-dimensional experience of flat Web pages to a three-dimensional experience more akin to virtual worlds?
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CMOs Embracing Change
by Joe Marchese on Mar 24, 1:45 PM
The role of marketing has come a long way from the days of "Mad Men." Marketing has always been the subject of the classic "art vs. science" debate. While recent advances have given the idea of marketing as a science legs, marketing still is, and always will be, a bit of both art and science, because in the end it's about communicating with people. As technology increases the number of ways companies can communicate with people, the practice of marketing continues to grow in importance, along with the role of the CMO.
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It's Alive: What Makes A Conference Thrive?
by Kendall Allen on Mar 23, 1:00 PM
Given the turbulent times in progress, I find myself focusing again on what it takes to make a conference as valuable as can be. I have discussed programming before. It's a passion and pursuit of mine. But, when I really think about assuring the value exchange, I realize it comes down to a few key things. This is true as consumer, participant and periodic cast member. There are three general movements I have seen in conferences I frequent, that I immensely respect:
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Facebook, Twitter And Yammer Still Subservient To Email
by dave.b , Max Kalehoff on Mar 20, 1:45 PM
Social media services like Twitter, Yammer and Facebook are creating new value and interactions. Utility often overlaps and extends beyond email. But are these social media services replacing email? That notion, despite its propensity to resurface every couple of months, is highly misguided.
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Privacy Protection Is Now A Centrist Issue
by Dave Morgan on Mar 19, 1:45 PM
The issue of protecting consumer online privacy is about to get a lot more attention in Washington, D.C. While I've written about this subject a number of times in the past, it has never been with the immediacy that I write about it today. Privacy is about to take center stage with our federal legislators and regulators -- an occurrence I, and many others, don't think we're ready for.
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Display Ads Do Have A Future -- We Just Can't See It Yet
by Cory Treffiletti on Mar 18, 10:03 AM
Over the last few months there's been much speculation regarding the present and future of online advertising. No one can seem to agree on the direction that online -- specifically online display -- is going. Some think it will be up this year, while many feel it will go down -- but almost everyone agrees that the current formats and iterations of online display are not long-term solutions.
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Upon retirement from Penguin in 2001, and with the belief that children of the 21st Century should have access to some of the best-loved books of the 20th Century, many of which have gone out of print over the years, Jane Nissen set up her own publishing company with the sole purpose of bringing lost children's classics back into print. In 2007, Jane was granted the Eleanor Farjeon Award for distinguished service to the world of British children's books.
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A brilliantly written classic story about an old lady and her beloved cat. In order to keep her cat Peter in fish, Mrs Cackle sells balloons on a street corner but one day Peter disappears and, pining for him Mrs Cackle becomes so frail and thin that one day a puff of wind blows her and her balloons away up into the sky. Eventually she lands again but in the most unexpected of places; a boat close to shore and little does she expect to see someone she knows looking mighty and proud in the bow of the boat...
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Philippa later went on to study English and History at Cambridge University. She worked for the BBC as a scriptwriter and producer, and then in publishing as an editor. She has written many books including the Modern Classic, Tom's Midnight Garden, for which she won the Carnegie Medal. She has been awarded the OBE for services to Children's Literature.
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Ian Dolphin and Paul Miller discuss the place of Learning Objects in the wider environment of learning.
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Chris Awre, Matthew J Dovey, Jon Hunter, William Kilbride and Ian Dolphin describe the JISC-funded Contextual Resource Evaluation Environment (CREE) Project and its user and technical investigations to examine how users wish to use library search services.
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Chris Awre, Stewart Waller, Jon Allen, Matthew J Dovey, Jon Hunter and Ian Dolphin describe the investigations and technical development undertaken within the JISC-funded Contextual Resource Evaluation Environment (CREE) Project to enable the presentation of existing search tools within portal frameworks using the JSR 168 and WSRP portlet standards.
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Can you have shrimp on ignite?
by: kdholoman
by: Anthony
Yes, shrimp is fine on Ignite.
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A ridiculously attractive young woman, however, Kylas tend to be extremely humble. Usually very nice, but Kylas don't take bull shit. Comes off very innocent, but in reality, love to party and have a good time.
автор: yo man k 13 апреля 2009
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Average height, beautiful and athletic. Good grades and has goals in life. She likes to party all the time, and there will always be that boy she can't get over.
look, there is Kyla!
автор: Kylaa 8 декабря 2008
A beautiful, sexy girl who is dating a guy who can't get over how happy he is that they are together.
There is a Kyla who lives in Aloha.
автор: Dukester 22 ноября 2007
A short funny person who likes to drink and have fun. Also very cute.
That girl is a Kyla.
автор: lovesies 12 декабря 2007
a beautiful girl with a story, she thinks she's not good enough but we all know she's perfect. she's been through enough to know how strong she is. although the thing she's wishing for is clear already, she isn't giving up, no way, anytime soon. She's determined, and she's totally in for it. Once you get to know her, she's an amazing person. You can trust her as soon as that. She's social and shy all at the same time, but she won't let one guy twist up her life, because she's here to live it.
I met up with Kyla at the park.
автор: wonder. 10 апреля 2013
A wonderful person who is super gorgeous. They usually love everyone, and are verrry kinky. Very yummy and rock your world in bed. super yummy.
Kyla totally rocked the bed last night
автор: Sexifriend3wq4 22 апреля 2011
A short, but funny girl who laughs alot and wears glasses.
Kyla's so funny.
автор: nerdy_panda 13 января 2012