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PRAGUE ' In the Czech Republic's capital city, Tim Thomas got a fresh start to the young season.
Coming off a lackluster 2009-2010 campaign, not to mention off-season hip surgery, the 36-year-old Bruins goalie put on an impressive show against Phoenix on Sunday as he stopped every puck that came his way and earned his first victory of the year.
Amid the howls of Coyotes fans and the growls of the Bruins faithful clad in black and gold, Thomas made the job look seemingly effortless ' and for nearly the entire game, it was. The Bruins defense, led by Captain Zdeno Chara, kept the pressure off Thomas and redeemed itself after allowing five goals the night before. For their part, Phoenix had just 29 shots on Thomas the entire game and worse, no goals to show for it.
Thomas could be seen lounging in the crease for much of the first two periods while most of the action was taking place across the ice. He almost looked bored, his arm resting up against the goal as his teammates took shots at Coyotes goalie Ilya Bryzgalov. Thomas said it wasn't a symptom of boredom, but rather a symptom of his age.
"I'm 36," Thomas said after the game. "That's going to happen all the time."
In May, the Bruins goalie underwent surgery to repair a torn labrum in his left hip. That, after a season in which he went 17-18 and 23-year-old hotshot Tuukka Rask seemed to garner all the praise in Boston.
It explains why Thomas was so nervous before Sunday's game in Prague. But all things considered, it also explains why the victory felt so good.
"It's been a long road, but it feels great to get a shutout right off the bat," he said.
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Costa Rica Maymester 2015
Program Description: With more than 25% of its land under protection, Costa Rica is known worldwide for its amazing biodiversity and national policy of conservation. Millions of tourists visit Costa Rica every year, straining the park systems, neighboring indigenous communities, and the nation's energy resources. Agricultural practices are changing as Costa Ricans on small farms and multi-nationals work to achieve economic growth and sustainable practices. The overall socio-political issue is to find tenable land use plans that maintain the goals of conservation and sustainability.
Maymester students gain a real-world and applied understanding of ecological research, sustainable agriculture, ecotourism's impact, and the complexity of conservation issues in a field setting. Students learn about land management practices, conduct hands-on research in different tropical forest habitats, and talk with Costa Ricans about their livelihood and community. The class visits several national parks, private reserves and research institutes within Costa Rica. Students enjoy a few leisure days as the group travels together to field stations, sharing bus rides and most meals. Accommodations are field stations or hostels. Each student keeps a journal, gives oral presentations on natural history and tropical ecology, and prepares written briefs as the group explores different points of view. Student teams focus on specific issues and document, analyze and communicate their results in a final presentation. Group-minded students with broad academic interests who are willing to walk on muddy trails with mosquitoes and high humidity are welcome to apply.Requirements: In Costa Rica the components of the grade are: 20% active participation in course activities; 20% field exercises, including question-generating activities and gathering data; 40% group research project and presentation; and 20% individual write-up, summary of field notes, ideas about priorities and recommendations, and a final individual reflection.
Dr. Buskirk and students conducting research at a field station
Academic Credit: Plan II students will earn four credit hours for a Plan II Junior Seminar (TC 357) and a preparatory seminar (LA 119). All students participating in the Costa Rica Maymester Program are required to take LA 119 (Maymester Seminar: Costa Rica), which meets weekly for the first half of the spring 2015 semester (Wednesdays 3-5pm). Non-Plan II students will earn four hours of academic credit for BIO 337 and LA 119. Maymester courses are part of UT spring registration; courses must be taken for a letter grade and are factored into the official UT GPA. All courses are taught in English.
Prerequisites/Eligibility: All Majors welcome to apply, but students must have completed either Plan II Biology (BIO 301E) or Introductory Biology II (BIO 311D) or Honors Genetics (BIO 325H) prior to departure. Minimum cumulative GPA of 2.5 required. Students need not speak Spanish but those with knowledge of the language will gain more from the experience.
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Faculty: Dr. Ruth Buskirk, a distinguished senior lecturer in Biology, has been the faculty director of this Maymester since 2010. Dr. Buskirk has visited Costa Rica many times for both teaching and research, and is particularly enthusiastic about the holistic student involvement and interdisciplinary nature of this course.
Dr. Buskirk has taught biology courses at UT for over 25 years, including Introductory Biology, Plan II Biology and Honors Genetics. She has helped develop and lead student programs across campus and has been honored with teaching excellence awards from the University Regents, the President's Associates, the Texas Exes, and the College of Natural Sciences. In addition, Dr. Buskirk is the 2012 recipient of the Plan II Chad Oliver Teaching award.
Scholarships: All Plan II students who apply to the Costa Rica Maymester program should also apply for the Plan II Travel Grant during the Fall 2014 application period (deadline Oct. 31, 2014). Additional funding sources for this study abroad program include the International Office Maymester Scholarship (deadline Nov. 1, 2014), the 25th Year Anniversary Scholarship (Maymester - deadline Nov. 1, 2014), the International Education Fee Scholarship (deadline Oct. 1, 2014) to name a few. Visit the Funding Study Abroad section on the Study Abroad Office website for more fundraising ideas and detailed scholarship information. In addition, students should check in with the Academic Advisor in their Major to inquire about additional scholarships. We encourage students to apply for all scholarships/grants that they are eligible for. Since many of these scholarships have early deadlines, you may apply for scholarships even if you are not yet sure you have been accepted into the program.
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LIMA Ś With less than one week until Christmas, some are still left wondering whether they will have gifts under their trees on Christmas morning.
The Empty Stocking Fund program is wrapping up as Christmas looms closer. The Lima News Marketing Director Bill Clinger said the fund has raised between $22,000 and $23,000 to date this year, but the fundraising goal is around the $40,000 mark.
ōIt appears that weÆre ahead of where we were last year a little bit,ö Clinger said Monday. ōWe are at around $22,000 to $23,000 in funds, plus another few thousand dollars worth of gifts that will go to the families.ö
The Empty Stocking Fund benefits three cooperating agencies: Bradfield Community Center, Cheryl Allen Southside Community Center and the Salvation Army. Those in need sign up through the three centers and The Lima News features their stories every day in the newspaper from Thanksgiving until Christmas Day.
ōI think itÆs going really well,ö said Salvation Army Major Phil Tamayo on Tuesday. ōWe greatly appreciate all the support from the community.ö
Tamayo said his organization greatly appreciates when giving is up, which he said it has been this year.
ōI always am so grateful for everything this community gives and we are very pleased to be able to provide some families and kids with Christmases,ö he said. ōAnd now, weÆre focusing more on the fundraising aspect of it, not so much the toys anymore.ö
Bradfield Community Center had its event called ōHoliday Happeningsö on Saturday, that used some of the Empty Stocking funds to contribute to local seniors and families, something that was new this year, Clinger said. The center is also doing a holiday event for seniors only on Thursday.
ōAll three agencies receive in different amounts,ö he said. ōAt this particular point, it seems like things are moving pretty smoothly.ö
Cheryl Allen Southside Community Center does a breakfast with Santa that will take place at 9 a.m. Saturday for children from kindergarten to sixth grade.
To date, the fund has raised $540,760. In 2011 alone, $43,185 was raised and in 2010, $47,419.
ōThe donations continue to come in,ö he said. ōEvery year, we get surprised when new people or new organizations or new businesses say, æHey instead of doing this, letÆs donate to the Empty Stocking Fund.Æ It really is a neat thing.ö


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House in house (kuca u kuci)
Now this is something very special. One day some wealthy merchant wanted to build a big house in the town right in the spot where there was already a smaller house. Because the inhabitants of the small didn't want to give up their house, the merchant decided to build his hug house on top of it. This all happened in the 19th century. The huge house was never finished because one day the merchant sailed away on business and never returned.
Currently, you cannot go inside and it's actually not so easy to photograph the whole thing. Please note that it's not so easy to find this place despite the signs but it's located in the center of town but you will have to follow a few tiny streets.
Roman cistern
In the trees by the Golden Beach you will find remains of the Roman cistern. The cistern belonged to a complex of farm buildings and was vaulted in barrel shape standing on two arches.
Unfortunately, the place looks a bit worn as no doubt every summer thousands of tourists are walking to and fro right beside it.
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Plitvice Lakes National Park
The beauty of the National Park lies in its sixteen beautiful blue-green lakes, linked by a series of waterfalls, and divided into the Upper Lakes and the Lower Lakes. The largest waterfall is the 70m high Veliki Slap.
The pristine world of waterfalls, lakes and trees covers a total area of 300 square kilometres, whilst the lakes join together over a distance of eight kilometres and set in deep woodland.
It claims to host deer, wolves, wildcats, lynx, wild boar, voles, otters and birds from eagles to herons to owls. Plitvice is also home to about 50 highly endangered European brown bears.
Silent, pollution-free electric boats shuttle hikers across the park's biggest lake.
Entrance fee 100 kn, good for entire stay, including park entry, boat, shuttle bus, and parking.
Address: Plitvice National Park
Directions: Located roughly halfway between capital city Zagreb and Zadar on the coast. It's possible to get there by public bus (two hours from Zagreb, departing several times each day), but is easier by car on A1 to Rakovica.
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The 2 others beaches in Bol
Except the famous beach of bol in form of triangle, you have other beautiful and nice beaches.
I strongly recommend the 2 beaches near the monastery and especially the one on the pic. It's smaller, in a beautiful bay in front of the monastery, closer to the center and the watter is cleaner. But the entrance is not so easy to find, good luck !!! ;-)
Mount Vidova Gora
Mount Vidova gora on the island of Brac is the highest peak of the island and all the Adriatic islands. It is covered by Dalmatian black pine (Pinus nigra). Mount Vidova gora has preserved its autochthonous appearance and untouched nature, and around it the local inhabitants still engage in cattle-breeding in an old-fashioned way. That contributes to nature preservation and gives a special charm to the idyllic atmosphere of this timeless oasis of peace and bird's song. From the top of Mount Vidova gora there is a magnificent view of the well-known tourist resort of Bol and its famous beach Zlatni rat.
The black pine
The black pine (Pinus nigra), on the roof of St. Peter's Church in Nerežišce on the island of Brac is an outstanding natural phenomenon, thought to be about 100 years old. The trunk has grown between the stone slabs on the roof of the church so under these unfavorable conditions it has remained stunted and small, and as such indeed presents a natural bonsai.
Murvica, Brac island
Some 5 km from Bol there is a small village Murvica. At the crossroad above Bol you must take the tennis center & Zlatni rat direction. Above Zlatni rat there is another crossroad on the right with macadam road heading to Murvica. The road is OK with some spectacular wievs. At Murvica you can park by the road near the "konoba"(restaurant) SV.Marija. Bellow you will spot paths which lead to a beautifull pebble beach, right under the local cemetery. You can also choose to visit an ancient monestery above village ( in ruins ) or take a hike to famous "Dragon cave"(Zmajeva spilja). Be sure your map is correct, otherwise I recommend a local guide.
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That language is Ladino, an ancient form of Spanish recognized by UNESCO as endangered. Following the inquisition in 1492, Jews who were forced to leave Spain - many with just the shirts on their back and songs in their hearts carried the language to places like North Africa, Turkey, Greece and the Balkans. In turn, each country helped to the shape Ladino language and culture, which today is spoken by fewer than 200,000 people world-wide.
Proclaimed the next world music superstar" by Robin Denselow of the London Guardian, Levy has earned sold-out shows and record charting success abroad, and has a unique connection to the music she sings as many of the Ladino works she performs were catalogued by her late father, Yitzhak Levy. A composer and cantor born in Turkey, he was a musicologist devoted to the collection and preservation of Sephardic music passed down from generation to generation for more than five centuries.
My father taught these songs to my mother, who taught them to me in the kitchen," explains Levy. I took them from the kitchen to the stage." She made her professional debut at the WOMAX International World Music Expo in 2002.
Levy views Ladino as not just a history, but a cultural heritage which she is determined to see live on. Her performances which draw together musicians of a diversity of faiths and cultures working together in peace embody her hope for the future. Singing in Spanish, French, Hebrew and Arabic, as well as Ladino, Levy and her band communicate the universal human experience through the unifying language of music.
Levy's Ladino songs as well as self-penned works are featured on her third internationally released album titled Mano Suave, which will become her first CD release in the United States. Starting in late October through November, Levy will tour 10 US cities in support of the album which has earned critical acclaim abroad. Although this is her first U.S. national tour, the raven-haired songstress has built quite a following here: in 2005, she performed standing room only concerts at Carnegie Hall's Zankel Hall, New York's Joe's Pub, and Los Angeles' Skirball Center. Mano Suave is her masterpiece," said Nigel Williamson, HMV Choice (UK).
Mano Suave is what Jerusalem sounds like. That mixture of sadness, the past, sorrow; the smells of food; the three religions in the Old City, where you have a church, a mosque and a synagogue all together," explains Levy. Recorded in London's Livingston Studios, the album was co-produced by Lucy Duran and Jerry Boys (Buena Vista Social Club) and features players from Iran, Armenia, Greece, Paraguay, Israel, Turkey and Spain. We respect each other, and we can learn from each other" she has often said of her multi-ethnic musical colleagues
Levy learned at an early age that her father thought the life of a musician was very difficult. So she studied piano and did the responsible thing" by becoming a reflexology expert. The day she opened her practice she found herself counting the minutes until the first patient was done. Same with the second. She knew instantly that she would have to pursue music, no matter how difficult it would be.
Levy has gone on to perform throughout the world and enjoyed critical acclaim and strong sales. She is outspoken about the need for cultural tolerance and perhaps the best example is her reaching out to Egyptian songstress Natacha Atlas who sings a duet with Yasmin on the new record. Our duet is a message of hope," Levy has said. I want people to pay attention that a Jew and an Arab can make music together that comes from a place of mutual love and respect."
Her first album Romance And Yasmin (Adama Music) focused on Ladino music and Turkish influences and was nominated for a BBC World Music award. For her second album, the highly acclaimed La Juderia (Adama Music), Levy continued her work with the Ladino tradition while experimenting with the musical influences she experienced in Seville in 2002 when she was awarded a scholarship to study flamenco from the Christina Herren Foundation.
Her album (Mano Suave) feels like the one that will finally put her up there with the likes of Mariza and Cesaria Evora. Mano Suave is simply a great record of cracking songs beautifully sung. Her voice has never sounded so passionate. Mano Suave is her masterpiece," said Nigel Williamson, HMV Choice (UK).
In October 2008, Mano Suave was nominated for Holland's prestigious Edison Award, the Dutch equivalent of the Grammys, in Best World Music Album category. Highly praised by critics, the CD was also a commercial success, hitting the Top 30 in Holland and the Top 10 on Sweden's mainstream pop music charts with strong sales in Europe, Australia and Israel.
Described by Clive Davis of The Sunday Times as one of the most passionate vocalists at work today." Levy's deep, spiritual singing, passionate vocal delivery, charismatic sense of humor and striking good looks have mesmerized audiences and media around the world. Last year Levy played her first national tour of Australia culminating in a sold-out performance at the Sydney Opera House. She has also performed throughout England, Sweden, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Finland, Poland, Holland, Germany and France as well as dates in Bulgaria and Montenegro last year. In January 2008, Levy sold out Israel's National Opera House in Tel Aviv. She has appeared at WOMAD Festivals in Singapore, Australia, New Zealand, Spain, UK and Canary Islands as well as at New York's Carnegie Hall.
A native of Israel, Levy is the recipient of the Anna Lindh Award (2006) for promoting cross-cultural dialogue and serves as a Goodwill Ambassador for Children of Peace, a UK-based charity fighting to alleviate the plight of all children caught up in the decades-old Middle East crisis. Her touring band is comprised of Yechiel Hasson from Israel on guitar, Vardan Hovanissian from Armenia on flute, duduk, ney, and clarinet; Miles Danso from Ghana on electric double bass; and Israeli percussionist Ishay Amir.
2009 US Tour Dates
Tuesday, October 27 San Diego, CA The Loft, University of California at San Diego
Wednesday, October 28 Los Angeles, CA The Skirball Center
Thursday, October 29 San Francisco, CA Herbst Theatre as part of the San Francisco Jazz Festival
Saturday, October 31 San Francisco, CA California Institute of Integral Studies Workshop
Sunday, November 1 St. Paul, MN Ordway Center for the Performing Arts
Monday, November 2 St. Paul, MN University of St. Thomas workshop
Wednesday, November 4 Chicago, IL Old Town School of Folk Music
Saturday, November 7 New York, NY The World Music Institute at Symphony Space
Monday, November 9 Seattle, WA The Triple Door
Tuesday, November 10 Calgary, Alberta, Canada EPCOR Center for the Arts
Thursday, November 12 Columbus, OH Columbus Association for the Performing Arts
Saturday November 14 Ann Arbor, MI Universal Musical Society


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A site's organic traffic may drop because it is performing poorly compared to it's industry competitors, or the whole industry may be suffering from a slow down of consumer demand in that niche. In this post I recommend some metrics that can be tracked to benchmark your site against competitors (independent of market behaviour) and to check the health of the industry. I'll then make suggestions for finding opportunities to slow or reverse the trend of dropping traffic. For the benefit of the time-poor, the post ends with a three point checklist / summary.


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AUSTIN -- The U.S. Food and Drug Administration is warning doctors across the country about using Botox bought from a foreign supplier.
It sent a letter to hundreds of medical practices warning about what they may have purchased.
At Aesthetica MedSpa, Marilyn Lindgren has been getting Botox for years. As she approaches her 70th birthday, she says it's a pick-me-up she can't do without.
The Botox is in the crow's feet here, she said. Vanity. I just wanted to look the best I can look.
The thought of having contaminated or fake Botox injected is not a happy one.
That's frightening to think that you're getting something that could be potentially dangerous, and you're unaware of it, Lindgren said.
According to the FDA, a Canadian medical supplier, Canada Drugs, has been linked to the sale of fake Botox. Last month, the FDA sent letters to more than 350 American medical practices that may have received orders of the drug that could cause harm to patients because they may be unsafe and ineffective.
Three Austin facilities were on the list: Tender Laser Care, Dr. Thomas Weil, and Salute Oral Facial Surgery.
All three offices say no patients have reported any problems.
Dr. Weil says he stopped ordering from that company months ago, and no longer offers Botox to patients.
Dr. David Malave sent KVUE a statement, which says in part: Our office does not use Botox on patients in our office. The Botox that was purchased was for personal use.
Some practices throughout the United States have been illegally importing Botox, which may or may not actually be Botox cosmetic, said Dr. David Sneed, owner of Asethetica MedSpa. It's possible some people didn't know that it was wrong.
Dr. Sneed says he buys his Botox supply from the Allergan company, the manufacturer.
It comes in dry ice in a special containers; it's on dry ice, Dr. Sneed said. It's a frozen powder, and it has to be handled in a very special way.
He believes medical practices that are buying the cheaper Botox in bulk from foreign or unlicensed suppliers may be trying to save money, but that comes at a cost.
If you could purchase it for less and sell it for the same you could make a little bit more profit, Dr. Sneed said. The liability for the practice, the potential harm to patients, how could it possibly be worth that?
So how do you know the Botox you're getting is safe? Ask your doctor where they're ordering it from, and the FDA says many of the fake Botox boxes don't have the necessary labeling or medication guide inside the box. Those are required by law.


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Valley City man Chuck Bowen has opened a new welding shop near the city. Bowen Welding, located in the old Trader Brothers building at 3175 117th Avenue Southeast, is open Monday through Thursday from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Bowen said he does farm repairs, welding projects for vehicles and various other jobs. He can be reached at (701) 840-5988.
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Federal News Radio interviews each of the finalists for the Partnership for Public Service's Service to America Medals. These awards are given out each year to the federal employees who exemplify what it means to be a public servant.
Scott Borg, Head of Antarctic Sciences Section, National Science Foundation
Helping coordinate the discovery of a new species of dinosaur is no ordinary accomplishment. But try discovering two new species and collecting a 15-million-year-old water sample trapped half a mile below the surface of Antarctica. Scott Borg, head of the Antarctic Sciences Section in the Division of Polar Programs at the National Science Foundation, is a Service to America medal finalist in the Career Achievement category. Borg and his team support university researchers and scientists to help make their scientific visions a reality. On In Depth with Francis Rose, he explains what draws him to this kind of work. View a photo gallery of other SAMMIES finalists. Read a Q&A with Borg.


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I just learned how to do the Cellini Spiral stitch and had to sit down and make something special. Each beaded bead is filled with an assortment of seed beads and Swarovski crystals for a little sparkle. I made this necklace for my sister's birthday and she loved it.
I love color combination: colors of the earth
Are there any instructions on how to do the Cellini Spiral stitch somewhere? Please...
WOWOWOWOW!!! That is awesome! Is it worked in one continuous piece?
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The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has emerged as a clear winner in the 2014 Lok Sabha elections. Narendra Modi, the to-be Prime Minister of India, also seems to be leading the social-media's race to connect with more and more people.
In a new Twitter trend, Modi has invited his well-wishers to send greetings and good wishes with the hashtag #CongratsNaMO, for a specially created 'Victory Wal'.
I look forward to receiving your good wishes on the specially created Victory Wall http://t.co/bVzfqRKA5m #CongratsNaMo
— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) May 16, 2014
The goodwill messages and tweets appear on the wall, which has been specially created for the purpose. A thank you message appears on the 'Victory Wall' with Narendra Modi's picture and signature, thanking the people of India for their support and blessings.
Twitter is flooding with praises for Modi, congratulating him for his sweeping victory. The 'Modi wave' has turned into a 'Tsunami' which seems to have affected social media the most.
We all have great hopes from you sir,please take our country forward to great heights #CongratsNaMo
— ROFL Engineer (@gaurav_verma23) May 16, 2014
Biggest Revenge is Massive Success. #CongratsNaMo
— Nitin Gupta(Rivaldo) (@Nitin_Rivaldo) May 16, 2014
#CongratsNaMo A humble tea seller rises to the top post of the country. We are witnessing the success and beauty of democracy.....New India!
— om swaroop (@classmates91) May 16, 2014
Acche Din Aa Gaye! India #Modified #CongratsNaMo #Results2014 #indiadecide2014
— BohemianMe (@MarimbaRhythms) May 16, 2014
@narendramodi Can't explain our happiness through words Sir! :) #CongratsNaMo
— JD (@BeingTheJD) May 16, 2014
1947 me hame angrezo se aazadi mili thi or aaj 2014 Me hame Congress se aazadi mili h #CongratsNaMo #Result2014
— manu baliyan (@manuanindian) May 16, 2014
#CongratsNaMo you are the change we've been waiting for! It is an independence day in the truest sense!!!
— gp (@GitanParaj) May 16, 2014
#CongratsNaMo Congratulations to all Indians in making BHARATHA MATHA extremely joyful in blessing MODI to climb the throne as #PM...
— MAHALAKSHMI S ! (@Affectionate_MS) May 16, 2014
Congrats NAMO.. Fabulous win... India looking forward to positive changes... Now Modi has to live to the expectations #CongratsNaMo
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Doommatesby Kyle & John on May 9th, 2014
Rumplestiltskin Color Scriptby iza on May 7th, 2014
We Eat Elm Tree Meat animaticby gabe on May 6th, 2014
3DS Is What Vitain'tby Kyle & John on May 2nd, 2014
Ein Throwbackby iza on April 30th, 2014
We Eat Elm Tree Meatby gabe on April 29th, 2014
FRS the Game by Figgsby Kyle & John on April 25th, 2014
This is a guest comic by Cullan "Figgs" Bruce. http://themrfiggs.tumblr.com Thank you to Figgs for getting a guest comic to us on relatively short notice.
So, you may have noticed we've been having a few more "intermissions" as of late. I've been hard at work on a large project, and it's getting harder and harder to keep up with Frog Raccoon Strawberry, especially at the length and quality at which we do it now. After the end of the Space Police Rakkun/Flash Friskers storyline, we'll be taking an indefinite hiatus. At some point, I'd like to at least wrap up the Green Shadow business, but that's a very big story, and I just plain don't have time to make it at present. We'll be around for about two months more. I'll have more to say when I post our last strip, but in the meantime, thanks for reading. :)
-Kyle A Carrozza


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Government overlooks diamonds in its own back yard
Commentary: Before turning to Silicon Valley for all the answers, government agencies should look to local talent in the D.C. area, says Federal Drive host Tom Temin.
Agency customer service initiatives
ForeSee Vice President Dave Lewan and Abby Herriman, senior vice president of Delivery and Innovation at HighPoint Global, join host Jason Briefel for a wide ranging discussion of customer service initiatives in the federal government.
May 22, 2015
Conversation between agencies and industry evolves beyond sequestration
Sequestration and the government shutdown dominated the focus of agency and business leaders in 2013 when Rick Holgate became president of the American Council of Technology. About to step down, he sees a changed landscape.
Navy: A glutton for RFP punishment
The Department of the Navy plans to release the first of two requests for information this summer for the follow-on to NGEN, which could be worth $3.5 billion over five years.
TSA, HHS speed up move to cyber dashboards
Is patience running short among agencies over the Homeland Security Department's continuous diagnostics and mitigation (CDM) program?
SEWP is on!
Joanne Woytek, program manager of the NASA SEWP program, joins host Mark Amtower to talk about SEWP V.
May 11, 2015
Justice gets $9M back from bankrupt vendor, GCE
Global Computer Enterprises agreed to settle allegations under the False Claims Act with the government by paying a fine. GCE filed for bankruptcy in September while also receiving $23 million from GSA and Labor to buy back financial management systems and data.
Vendors call GSA's estimates for data reporting rule 'irrational'
Contractor associations are raising red flags over the General Services Administration's proposed rule for vendors to report 11 transactional data elements. And they are using data and expertise to make their case.
Cyber desktop standard gets wakeup call from CIO Council
The Chief Information Officer's Council held a séance, pulled out its Ouji board and asked for the approval from Rip Van Winkle to raise the United States Government Configuration Baseline (USGCB), otherwise known as the Federal Desktop Core Configuration, from its long slumber.
DoD ready for first 'skunk works' streamlined acquisition project
Over the past two years, the Pentagon has been looking to prove that some of its acquisition programs don't need to go through every single step of the department's slow and byzantine process. DoD finally has identified its first test case, and is looking for more.
What does Congress have planned for you?
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May 6, 2015
An update on GSA's transactional data reporting rule
Brian Miller, managing director in the Disputes and Investigations Practice at Navigant will give us his thoughts on GSA's transactional data reporting rule.
May 5, 2015
DoD grants new security approvals to 23 cloud providers
On Monday, the Pentagon made good on its promise to make more use of the government's FedRAMP process, certifying 23 cloud products as secure enough to host DoD low-level data.
GSA to push vendors for more data on schedule price variances
The Federal Acquisition Service is launching the Competitive Pricing initiative. GSA is sending letters to vendors to figure out why there are price differences among the same or similar products and services.
The world of bid protests
Jason Carey and Luke Meier from McKenna Long & Aldridge LLP, join host Roger Waldron to discuss the uptick in bid protests and what that means for government and industry.
April 28, 2015
Events! Nothing but events!
Kerry Rea, president of GovEvents.com, and Claudia Hosky, publisher of FedInsider.com, join host Mark Amtower to talk about the importance of business to government events.
April 27, 2015
Hope springs eternal for cyber laws after House approval
Lawmakers overwhelmingly passed the National Cybersecurity Protection Advancement Act and the Protecting Cyber Networks Act this week. These are the first cybersecurity information sharing bills with broad support in more than five years.
Pentagon's new cyber strategy looks to Silicon Valley
The cyber policy revisions, which Ashton Carter will announce during a speech at Stanford University, will be the first significant update since 2011, when the department issued its first-ever cyber strategy. Carter's visit to Silicon Valley is the first such trip in 20 years for a Defense secretary. Officials say the pilgrimage is meant to build tighter partnerships between DoD and the tech sector it depends on for cybersecurity and technology innovation.
All things social
Geoff Livingston, president of Tenacity5 Media will discuss the state of social media with host Mark Amtower.
April 20, 2015
Dr. Rob Smith, Vice President of C4ISR, Lockheed Martin
Tracking munitions is a costly and time-consuming process for military units. They can't afford to waste cartridges, missiles or grenades. Lockheed Martin has developed a new system that works around many of the challenges of tracking RFID tags remotely. It's called the Rubee Weapon Shot Counter, and it could potentially save the Defense Department millions. Dr. Rob Smith, the vice president of C4ISR Systems for Lockheed Martin's Information Systems and Global Solutions, joined Tom Temin on the Federal Drive to dive deeper into the Rubee's uses.


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How do you feel about drinking a glass? I have always been okay with wine, but I always feel the Lord wants me to stay away from beer and liqour. To me it is to each their own, I do not think it is actually a sin to consume alcohol in small,controlled quantities. It definitely can become a sin though....EASILY!!! But what is your opinion...
Drinking wine
I didn't vote because I don't fall under your categories. I am totally fine with drinking alcohol in moderation, and would love to do it on occasion. My husband, however, does not want it in the house. He has family members with alcoholism, and is affraid he will like it too much if he drinks it. He has never tasted it and doesn't want to, so I respect his wishes and abstain. I often wish I could have some wine or a nice cold beer with dinner sometimes when we're out, though, and I see other people enjoying it. Neither of us find anything against it in the Scriptures. What we do find there is speaking about letting it control you and being given over to it, but a bit here and there is definitely not unScriptural.
Caroline ~ Wife to my sweet, hardworking husband, Momma to Ian + Lydia + # 3 due April 2014!
I don't mind an odd drink of alcohol here or there, but I don't personally find wine yummy. I drink rum or vodka if I do want a drink. I do have a genetic abnormality where I don't produce the enzymes needed to break down ethanol easily, so whenever I drink, I get red ears, red nose and red cheeks.
My feelings? Booze doesn't bother me, but I won't drink around my alcoholic BIL, as that's not respectful of his recovery process.
mum to 4 DC
I agree with you respecting your husband. My parents hate alcohol so I never drink a glass in front of them. And I would never want to hinder my witness by drinking in front of someone who has had alcohol issues.
I personally don't like the taste of it, but I don't have a problem with it. Ditto though about not drinking around an alcoholic...If I actually had a drink I wouldn't if I was knowlingly with someone who struggled with alcoholism.
I don't distinguish between different forms of alcohol. I will occasionally have a glass of wine, or a rum punch, or whatever. I just never let it affect me.
Lutheran libertarian mom to A(11) J(5) P(3) E(1). #5 due 11/20/15!
Babies in God's hands: 11/28/10 and 12/31/12
Galatians 2:20
I drink maybe a glass of wine a year because I don't care that much for it, but I think Scripture is pretty clear that alcohol is fine in moderation. Jesus' first miracle was to turn water into wine, after all. :) I don't distinguish between different forms of alcohol, either.
"This is a public board created for people to mind other people's business."
dh and i will drink a glass here or there. in 1 year, we had consumed alcohol 3 times. tops. then again, he can't drink because he gets suprise UA's. we got a bottle of champaigne from our wedding in sep. and its sitting there. once he gets another UA, we will open it and drink one glass.


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Master of Health Promotion
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This course is offered to students commencing in 2015 onwards. Continuing students should refer to the H749 Master of Health Promotion course entry.
Course is under review in 2015 and may be subject to change
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Course overview
Preventing illness and promoting health are major aspects of the work of health agencies in all developed and developing countries. Deakin's Master of Health Promotion is designed to enable students from varying backgrounds to acquire the knowledge and skills necessary to develop appropriate and evidence-based health promotion programs. You will obtain a broad-based understanding of the determinants of health in populations and of the range of strategies that practitioners and organisations can implement to make a difference in creating healthier communities. The course addresses strategies that seek to help people take action about their own health, to strengthen community action and to create environments that are more supportive of health – policy environments, physical environments, social environments and economic environments.
The Master of Health Promotion provides you with the opportunity to extend your study of health promotion to undertake a major or minor project. These projects allow you to apply the knowledge and skills developed in the coursework component of the degree to a significant health issue by undertaking a comprehensive literature review, industry-linked project or a research project.
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Graduates may be eligible to apply for membership of the Australian Health Promotion Association (AHPA) and the International Union of Health Promotion and Education.
Note: All information regarding professional recognition is accurate at the date of publication. Enquiries regarding accreditation and professional membership should be directed to the School of Health and Social Development in order to ascertain the current status of accreditation at any future point in time beyond publication. Representations about accreditation apply only to the course, and the relevant professional body retains discretion as to who they admit as members of their association. Deakin University cannot exercise any control over membership of an external body.
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Following successful completion of the Graduate Diploma of Health Promotion, you will be qualified to take advantage of the career opportunities that exist world-wide in national and international health organisations; medium-sized businesses; multinational corporations; community organisations; human services agencies; local, state and federal government departments; statutory authorities; and Non-Government Organisations (NGOs).
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This course comprises 16 credit points. All students must complete eight core units (8 credit points) and then choose either a two credit point minor project (2 credit points) and six elective units (6 credit points) or a six credit point research project that includes both the minor and major project (6 credit points) and two elective units (2 credit points).
Note: To undertake a major project, students are required to have a WAM of 70 or above and subject to Course Director's approval.
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Second year - Two credit point option
First Trimester of study
|Contemporary Health Issues and Policies
|Qualitative Health Research
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Second Trimester of study
|Health Equity and Human Rights
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First year - Six credit point option
First Trimester of study
|Health Promotion
|Health Communication
|Minor Project A
Plus one elective credit point
Second Trimester of study
|Needs Assessment and Health Program Planning
|Research Literacy for Health Practice
|Health Program Evaluation
|Minor Project B
Second year - Six credit point option
First Trimester of study
|Contemporary Health Issues and Policies
|Qualitative Health Research
|Major Project A
Second Trimester of study
|Health Equity and Human Rights
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Thread: Open Canvas WPE thread
September 7th, 2011 #661
Spectacular handling of form and hues....very professional, not to mention inspired.
Be seeing you,
Hide this ad by registering as a memberFebruary 3rd, 2012 #662
I've been using the retail version of OC for quite awhile, and it of course doesn't save WPE anymore, it does OE4.
In an attempt to share the stuff still (you can play them with the trial version forever, or you used to be able to) I've started uploading CamStudio captures of me playing the stuff back on my youtube channel here:
This was the latest piece from this morning:
I'm also posting them in my sketchbook thread (in my signature).
I just wanted to put one post up here letting people know because I don't feel right posting youtube links constantly.
If anyone wants, I can host the OE4 files.
February 5th, 2012 #663
definitely improved...
Behind every great master is a great student...
Imagination is more important than knowledge- Albert Einstein...
NEW SKETCHBOOK -- http://www.conceptart.org/forums/sho...40#post3743640
OLD SKETCHBOOK: http://conceptart.org/forums/showthr...25#post2543225
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Great video..Thanks foe sharing with us as it gives us an understanding of doing a work together!


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Original Maintainers (usually from Debian):
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X11 Distributed Multihead extension library (development headers)
libdmx is an interface to the DMX extension for X, which allows a single server to be set up as a proxy spanning multiple servers -- not unlike Xinerama across discrete physical machines. It can be reconfigured on the fly to change the layout, and it is presented as a single logical display to clients.
libdmx allows clients to configure the layout of DMX servers by adding and removing screens, input devices, et al.
This package contains the development headers for the library found in libdmx1. Non-developers likely have little use for this package.
More information about X.Org can be found at: <URL:http://www.X.org> <URL:http://xorg.freedesktop.org> <URL:http://lists.freedesktop.org/mailman/listinfo/xorg>
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Is casual the best of the ravagers? I wanted to try it out since everyone mentioned it. Turns out I have a lvl 25, 35, and 45. But no 50 darn it.
That is why I never gave the ravager a chance, the accuracy. IIRC it is like 20 something.
You are not allowed to request a sticky.


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