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I have almost unused nVidia Riva TNT2 M64 32 MB PCI. It just does not show the blue color - even on POST screen, all is green instead white (POST messages). Nothing helps. My motherboard is relatively old, but another nVidia TNT2 (not M64) works OK (but has broken GPU).
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Midwestern State University regents solidified the university's contract approval process in a quarterly meeting at the university Friday.
They OK'd a routing path — including required approval and signatures — for contracts of $500,000 or more, between $100,000 and $500,000, and between $50,000 and $100,000.
The clarification project was initiated 18 months ago at the request of former Board Chairman Carol Gunn, according to current Regent Chairman Shawn Hessing.
Questions about the university's contract procedures had been raised after the Times Record News reported on Nov. 11, 2010, that MSU had been out of compliance with Texas Government Code for the previous three years because it failed to report to the state any contracts entered into in 2007, 2008 and 2009 that totaled $14,000 or more.
By law, such contracts must be reported to the state within 10 days.
University officials said they were unaware of the reporting omission, despite reminders that a representative of the Legislative Budget Board said were sent to state agencies that announce the reporting deadline.
The request to clarify contract procedures at MSU was made amid controversy surrounding interior design contracts with local interior decorator Lynn Moran that allowed her to spruce up a gift of real estate known as the Harvey House.
Her contracts, which were signed by Moran and MSU President Jesse Rogers, showed Rogers approved her spending $94,460 on interior design for the mansion, including such costs as $36,303 for a dining room table and $622 for lamp shades.
Moran's contract, which said that Rogers hired her as a "sole source/emergency" contractor, never made it into the state's records as required by law.
"I asked, and Carol asked (MSU attorney) Barry (Macha) and Jesse to take a hard look at what we were doing with our contracts," Hessing told the Times Record Monday of his request then.
The goal, he said, was "to put more cohesiveness around the process."
The new standards change some of the dollar limits and require that some contracts be approved by the board and others by the university president, vice presidents, or the general counsel, he said.
University officials will use a new routing sheet to track each contract, Macha said.
The specifications require that the board of regents approve the biggest contracts.
Regents will approve contracts that run as high as $500,000 or more per year, with some exceptions, such as the acceptance of bequests, gifts or grants to the university that do not include real property.
For example, the university president would be allowed to accept a $2 million gift but not a $2 million house.
As for a gift of real property, the board of regents must approve that, too.
Regents will oversee employment contracts of the university president and any with athletic conference membership.
The university president can accept gifts to the university and negotiate electricity and natural gas contracts through the Texas General Land Office's state energy marketing program.
Rogers alone may sign on contracts from $100,000 to $500,000. He can sign on contracts about any mineral interest in real property valued at less than $100,000, and on contracts and employment notices for MSU personnel.
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The vice president for business affairs and finance must sign for contracts of $50,000 or more per year.
The university's general counsel must approve all contracts, which will later pass before the regents.
"We will see contracts after the fact, so we can raise issues," Hessing said Monday.
He wanted any stipulations to align precisely with state law requirements, he said.
With the new standards, the university president continues to have considerable leeway to spend up to $500,000 without oversight, a concern that did not trouble Hessing, he said.
"A lot of times there are lessons learned," he said regarding Rogers' high-dollar expenditures for the Harvey House. "I don't think that would happen again."
MSU also purchased software that, once installed, will help it track contracts and their timely submission to the state, he said.
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Late winter and early spring is a typical time for people to notice the parasite, but those in the know say this year seems to be particularly bad.
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If you're planning a last-minute road trip before summer's end, and if your kiddo loves FROZEN the movie, then I have a fun idea to share with you today – FROZEN themed road trip fun packs. Here's what I put in mine for my girls.
I found all of my FROZEN road trip goodies at Walmart, where they have all kinds of FROZEN stuff. I'll share what I got plus some other ideas that you could incorporate in your road trip fun pack too, or to save as gifts for upcoming birthdays or the holidays. At my local Walmart, I found FROZEN merchandise all over the store, so I wandered a bit and then narrowed down what I wanted to include in my fun packs. First up, I grabbed some T-Shirts from the girl's section along the wall.
I picked up the two pink ones for friends.
I found several reading books and activity books in the book aisle.
They LOVE these Busy Books that come with a book, a large playmat, and 12 characters that are all contained in this box. Definitely including this for them to share for hotel downtime and long after we return home.
Finally, I needed something to contain everything. Should I look for a gift bag? Should I decorate a box to make it FROZEN-themed? But then I came across these little backpacks. They're smaller than the kind you'd buy for school so these are perfect for a road trip. And because they're smaller, they're less expensive.
Here are some things I did not include in their road trip fun packs, but you could! In the toy area, there were lots of FROZEN toys, such as dolls and dress-up stuff, but my girls would really love these purses that you color and decorate with gems. These would also be great for hotel downtime. And in the bedding area, a fuzzy blanket would be great for a winter road trip! And what do I spot up there – a big stuffed Olaf for cuddling in the car. I'll be keeping these in mind for holiday gifts.
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They dove right into their books (hey save those for later!).
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v. 104
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Good for checking out monsters weaknesses and weak zones, but not for drops and carve ratios (They're not listed). The weapon tree is really convenient too. This app is obviously still missing a lot of info, but there's kiranico for those. It's been nearly a year since the dev last updated this app, so I guess that's that. Still cool, though.
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Hi everybody,
Does anybody have further information on the Babolat Play & Connect racquet that is due to be released in 2013? Initially I wasn't sure whether it would be a new separate racquet or whether it would become part of an existing racquet family - but when I saw that it says "AeroPro Drive" on the Play & Connect software screenshots that Babolat made available I started to realize that "the new Play & Connect racquet" and "the new AeroPro Drive" may in fact be one and the same racquet. Does anybody here have information that would confirm, or disprove, this hypothesis?
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My guess is that part of the reason for changing the shaft to what they call a monocoque (one not two chambers) and the cortex was to make room for the device.
So I think it will work from the pure drives onwards when it's released sometime next year.
Do I understand you correctly in that you're saying that the PD mold is now P&C ready, rather than the APC mold?
The thing is that a new APC will come out in 2013... that's where I started wondering.
Best wishes,
What exactly is the purpose of play and collect? Sure, it collects some hitting data so that you can "analyze" your playing and improve upon it. However, does it just store data for location on the string bed you hit the ball and racket swing speed? Does it do anything else? If not, then how could this actually improve your game.
Maybe for a player to improve they need to stop shanking the ball so much. A computer isn't necessary for this observation though.
Update: I've just heard from the Babolat sales rep who covers the area where I live. The Play & Connect racquet will most likely come out in August 2013, and at the beginning there will be only a single Play & Connect racquet, most likely in the PD family.
Strange - its pretty useless if it only comes with one racquet.
another marketing ploy
A $300 Pure Drive, undoubtedly.
Well I'd be willing to pay an extra $110 to get the first commercially available racquet that has sensors built in. Seems like a reasonable surcharge to me. But I'll wait and see which additional information will become available by then... I was kinda hoping that it would be released in early 2013... buying a tennis racquet in August when there are only two months left in the season is a bit strange.
I think they are realising it later this year or the beginning of the next because they have a play and connect giveaway on facebook. http://www.facebook.com/BabolatPlayAndConnect
Hi good afternoon, said Paul brainer according babolat reaponsable of Argentina in October it would start to be traded but I think q is that q was referring to the game's on facebook. On November 12 Exits the second track of the game to be chosen to test the babolat play and connect. Q I sincerely hope it goes on sale at the latest in January 2013 or even just up the device In the new aeroprodrive. If anyone knows anything of its ticket sales please communicate it. Thanks seguire attentive to post
Just offering to translate what he is trying to say for him to english.
What more do you want? If you know where on the strings, how fast, and how spinny you are hitting the ball over the period of a match, isn't it good feedback?
I would like to know if it can distinguish serves from groundies. Anybody have info on that?
Gracias hersito jejeje es q no ***** ni idea de ingles y utilizo eso. Soy de españa, lo q comentaba era q lei en una entrevista q el responsable de babolat en argentina habia dicho iban a comercializar la babolat play and connect en octubre pero estoy seguro q se referia al juego del facebook. Respecto al juego el dia 12 noviembre dan otra pista para elegir un ganador q pruebe la raqueta. Hay muchas conjeturas q si la tecnologia ira la aplicaran en la aeroprodrive nueva. Yo espero q la saquen a la venta en enero por q se me rompio mi aeroprodrive hace un mes y estoy esperando por ella. Un saludo
Basically he is from spain and he read in an interview with Babolat CEO of argentina that there were going to be news about the stick in octouber, and they released the game to try it in octouber. The 12th of november they are picking the winner to try the racket. There are a lot of gossip that they might make the new APD with P&C technology. He is waiting for the stick to come around january because he broke his APD and is waiting to buy a new oen becasue he wants it with the C&P.
El 11 de diciembre finalizara el concurso para elegir quien probara la babolat play and connect, del 12 de noviembre al 11 de diciembre haran preguntas a los fans de babolat y se puntuara rapidez y precision. La pregunta es: el concurso acaba el 11 de diciembre y supuestamente la babolat aeroprodrive nueva sale a la venta el 12 diciembre, casualidad o no? Un saludo
Hoy me confirmaron desde tennis warehouse que para diciembre no esta previsto su lanzamiento pero q siga visitando la pagina a menudo. Deduzco q en enero podria salir a la venta. un saludo
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Sri Katta Maisamma Devasthanam: Dasara celebrations, Begumpet, 6 p.m. onwards.
Sri Sringeri Jagadguru Mahasamsthanam: Sharannavaratri Mahotsavams, Sri Satyanarayana Swamy Temple, Ashoknagar, 6.30 p.m.
Asthika Samajam: Devi Navaratri celebrations, Sri Vijaya Vinayaka Swamy temple premises, Vaninagar, Malkajgiri, 6 p.m.
Sri Sahasra Lingeshwara Swamy Temple: Sharannavaratri celebrations, Devi Matha Abhishekamu, Alankarana, temple premises, APIIC Colony, Kamalanagar, 6 p.m.
Sri Rajarajeswari Devi temple: Devi Navaratri celebrations, Sri Hanuman temple premises, Ameerpet, starting from 9.30 a.m. onwards.
Sri Kanaka Durga Devi Temple: Sharannavaratri celebrations, Temple premises, Ameerpet, 10 a.m. onwards
TTD: Discourse on 'Srimadramayanam', Bhramaramba Mallikarjunaswamy Temple, Shivapuri, Malkajgiri, 6.30 p.m. to 8.30 p.m.
Krishti Gosthi: Durga puja celebrations, DRDO Community Hall, Kanchanbagh, 7 p.m.
Sri Sai Samaj: The 91st Year Maha Samadhi Day of Sri Sai Baba and Dasara Celebrations, Sri Sai Baba Temple, Picket, Secunderabad Club, 5.30 a.m. to 9 p.m.
ANR Vamsee International Awards: Awards ceremony in connection with the 86th birthday of Dr. Akkineni Nageswara Rao, Ravindra Bharathi, 5.30 p.m.
Institute of Indian Interior Designers: Talk on "Live the Future" by James Law, JNA and FAU auditorium, Masab Tank, 3 p.m.
Concern for Twin Cities: Inauguration of workshop on "Personality Development through Self Expression and Confidence Building", 4A, Ground Floor, Parthani Towers, Musheerabad, 10 a.m.
Ministry of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises : Presentations on MSMEs in Seychelles, Sri Lanka, St. Lucia and Sudan, Conference Hall, New training Building, National Institute for MSMEs 4 p.m.
Chitramayee State Gallery of Fine Arts: 'The Great Indian Desert'—and art exhibition by Kiran Soni Gupta, Road No.1, Kavuri Hills, Madhapur, 11 a.m.
Annamacharya Bhavana Vahini: 'Nada Brahmotsav-09'—Sankeertanas by Vyzarsu Balasubrmaniam, Annamacharya Bhavana Vahini, Annamayyapuram, 6 p.m.
Kalakriti Art Gallery: Group show by Ganesh Pasupuleti, Pabitra Kumar Das , Gallery premises, Road No.10, Banjara Hills, 11 a.m.
ICONART Gallery: Exhibition of stencilled paper reliefs by J. Venkateshwarlu, Gallery premises, Banjara Hills, Road No. 12, 11.30 a.m.
Neeharika: Music and Dance festival, Bharatanatyam by V.S. Ramamurthy, Manjula Ramaswamy troupe, City Central Library, Chikkadpally, 7 p.m.
Shrishti Art Gallery: Exhibition of paintings by Pradeep Puthoor, Road No.15, Jubilee Hills, 11 a.m.
Bangiya Sanskritik Sangha: Durga Puja celebrations, Keyes Girls High School, Secunderabad, 7.30 p.m.
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I was a little bit bad today. I'd been wanting to return to Nordstrom a bottle of Narciso Rodriguez for Her edp that I bought ages ago and never got comfortable with because of the musk. The problem is, I've never found anything worth exchanging it for because I can always do better price-wise on ebay. Well, they've been carrying those Tom Fords for a while now, so I finally applied the NRfH toward a bottle of Oud Wood. Still ended up paying about $90 extra for the Tom Ford, but at least I now have something I actually love and will wear.
While I was at the mall, I popped into L'Occitane and bought a 10ml splash of Labdanum for $10. A spritz in my right elbow from the tester in the store is still marvelously fragrant after 8 hours. You really can't beat L'Occitane in terms of quality and value, imo. Also, I can confirm that the Peony is back in some stores. Ours received another shipment just two days ago.
Oh dear. I just realized-- if I'm going to open and keep the bottle of Donna Karan Wenge, do I really need the Oud Wood too? Or actually, do I still want to keep the Wenge now that I have the Oud Wood. Oh, how distressing!
I didn't know about Jo Malone Tuberose while I was at Nordstrom. I tried her Vetyver and Sweet Lime and Cedar while I was there because they didn't have White Tie and Tiaras and, OMG, our local boutique closed!!! Anyway, I'm really curious about her Tuberose scent now because she has way of taking heavy hitting, indolic, white florals and taming them into fresh, easy to wear accords. Ditto her Vetyver-- no deep earthiness or sharp green, just some citrus and a hint of soap. Well, next time!


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(May 28, 2015) "Privacy law in the U.S. is weaker than in most places," writes the Center for Democracy & Technology's Justin Brookman, adding, "but hey, at least we've got Section 5." Though it's based on a law now 100 years old, he notes, it also acts as a baseline, of sorts, preventing consumer deception. "Recently, however," Brookman writes, "even this weak standard has been called into question—by two sitting commissioners of the FTC, no less. Commissioners Maureen Ohlhausen and Joshua Wright have both indicated that the FTC shouldn't bring deceptive practices cases against companies absent some objective assessment of consumer harm." Brookman examines this recent development and describes why such an argument is "an extremely dangerous idea" in this post for Privacy Perspectives. Read More
Salary Survey Released at Symposium
(May 28, 2015) In conjunction with the IAPP Canada Privacy Symposium, the IAPP is releasing the first regional breakout of its biennial Privacy Professionals Salary Survey. The report offers insight from about 200 Canadian privacy professionals on salary levels according to variables such as privacy experience, certifications, industry, size of organization, gender and more. The survey finds that the median salary for Canadian privacy professionals is $74,005, with the software and services industry topping the scales at $88,648. Also, take a look at data on recent raises and bonuses received and the differences in salaries related to position and acquiring a certification. (IAPP member login required.) Read More
ECJ Ruling Could Invalidate Safe Harbor
(May 28, 2015) On March 24, the European Court of Justice (ECJ) examined a key question concerning the future of transborder data flows between the U.S. and Europe. Jan Dhont and Alyssa Cervantes report in this exclusive for The Privacy Advisor that the outcome of this case could have wide-ranging ramifications for anyone who transfers data from the EU to the U.S. through the Safe Harbor agreement because the ECJ could rule in one of three ways—including invalidating Safe Harbor. They suggest "businesses should explore other adequacy mechanisms to transfer their data between the EU and U.S." Read More
How Google Now Avoids "Creepy," Apple Aims To Compete
(May 28, 2015) Fast Company profiles Google's director of product management, Aparna Chennapragada, who spearheads Google Now, which gives users real-time information when they need it. On making sure such data is helpful to users and not creepy, Chennapragada says the company has been clear about making sure that the user is in control. "All of this is an opt-in feature," she said. Meanwhile, Apple is working on plans to expand its real-time information feature, Siri, to compete with Google Now, and a student... Read More
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(May 28, 2015) Federal Communications Commissioner Ajit Pai has criticized his agency's move to classify Internet service providers under Title II, saying it was a "risky reversal of course" and has said the FCC's recent guidance on broadband privacy generated more confusion than clarity, Broadcasting & Cable reports. Citing the guidance's statements that "the Enforcement Bureau intends to focus on whether broadband providers are taking reasonable, good-faith steps to comply … rather than focusing on techn... Read More
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(May 28, 2015) The National Institute for Standards and Technology (NIST) is set to finalize an interagency report that will provide guidance for federal agencies on assessing and mitigating digital privacy risks, Fierce Government IT reports. "Cybersecurity has come a long way in the last 10 years," said NIST's Sean Brooks, while "privacy has really lagged behind." Brooks added that the framework aims to guide privacy initiatives from compliance to engineering and development staff "and even up to executive s... Read More
Yahoo Loses Bid To Block Class-Action Suit
(May 28, 2015) Yahoo has lost a bid to block a lawsuit filed on behalf of millions of Internet users that alleges wiretapping violations in the company's scanning of email, BloombergBusiness reports. U.S. District Judge Lucy Koh has granted class-action status to nonsubscribers of the email service "who claim the company mines data from their messaging for advertising purposes," the report states. Last year, Koh refused to let a similar complaint against Google advance as a class-action. In the Yahoo case, Koh said the plaintiffs established a "real and immediate threat of repeated injury." Yahoo has not commented on the ruling. Read More
Finance Committee Want Answers on IRS Hack
(May 28, 2015) Lawmakers are increasing their scrutiny of computer security at the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) after a data breach that affected at least 100,000, The Wall Street Journal reports. Sen. Orrin Hatch (R-UT) on Wednesday asked for a briefing from the IRS on the breach. The Senate Finance Committee said Wednesday it will hold a hearing on the breach next week. "Taxpayers deserve to know what happened at the IRS … and this hearing will be the first step of many that the committee takes to determin... Read More
New Telecom Law Proposed; Authorities Take Skype to Court
(May 28, 2015) In Germany, telecommunications and Internet companies "could once again be forced to store customer traffic and location metadata for police investigation purposes, five years after a previous data retention law was declared unconstitutional," PCWorld reports. Under a draft data retention law released Wednesday, providers would be required "to store call and Internet traffic metadata for a maximum of 10 weeks while location data would have to be stored for four weeks," the report states, noting ... Read More
License-Plate Scanners On the Rise
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The Comedy In Fifty Shades of Grey
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As spun by McGuigan (Gangster Number 1), always and still a Guy Ritchie drone among Tarantinoites, the plot is standard-operating-procedure curlicue hyperbole, a one-up-man grift over The Usual Suspects that seems impossible to untangle until the film explains it all, laboriously, in speeches. We begin with a wheelchair-lounging Bruce Willis in a bus depotthe smirking starts early and does not subsideregaling a barely interested schlub with backstory (racetrack, bad luck, murder), and then leap to the present, where Slevin (an amiable Josh Hartnett) comes from out of town and is mistaken for his deadbeat friend, who's in gambling hock to both of the towered bosses. Before the idiosyncratically moronic henchmen show up, and before Slevin sits down for expansive, sparring, jovial exchanges with the respective mega-crooks (Kingsley's is called "The Rabbi," because, everyone answers, he is a rabbi), he meets cute with flibbertigibbet coroner Lindsey (Lucy Liu). There isn't much reason why the entire film couldn't have occupied itself with Hartnett and Liu dishing, tossing bon mots, making bedroom eyes in a cheap apartment kitchen, and just being as bubbly together as a truckload of canned champagne (the noir-banter screenplay by Jason Smilovic seems like it could sustain their pas de deux indefinitely). Even a distended discussion of Bond movies can be forgiven amid the barely repressed giggles.
But then the story mechanics must begin locking gears and factorying out contrivances, clichés, oversimplistic complexities, pounding glibness, and brutal stereotypes (a 2-D fool known only as The Fairy gets a bloody comeuppance). Even the other characters grow tired of remarking on how relaxed and unthreatened Hartnett's wiseass seems, which is just one of a thousand clues to the movie's obligatory secret über-narrative. It's a waggish but empty vessel, with time enough for you to consider how Tarantino's babbling influence is at least preferable to Joe Eszterhas's or Shane Black's. Cursedbut ironically!with stomach-churning '60s decor, Slevin might round off in Park Chanwook country, but the lingering sense of it is as an amusement park for the actors, who are as infectiously overjoyed for the bouncy badinage as preschoolers on Christmas morning. Like tired parents, our enjoyment is primarily vicarious.
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fixlib provides a Pythonic interface to build FIX engines. FIX messages (currently, only version 4.2 of the protocol is supported) are converted to very readable Python dictionaries. An abstract store interface is used to store messages and thereby provide the resend facilities required by the protocol. An example store based on CouchDB and couchdb-python is provided. fixlib uses the asyncore module from the standard library to efficiently handle network communication.
- setuptools (for easy running of tests)
- python (tested on 2.7 and 2.6, should run on 2.5)
- couchdb-python (if using the CouchDB store)
Version 1.0 (???)
- Add a side channel to support other processes submitting messages.
- More comprehensive support for the FIX 4.2 standard.
- Better support for repeating groups (in particular wrt ordering).
Version 0.5 (Feb 11, 2010)
- Initial release.
Further information
fixlib is hosted on bitbucket.org. Bugs can be reported there. views.dump contains the design documents needed for the CouchDB store.


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One Purple DOff is now *worth* 55000 Dilithium / 343 Zen / $3.50
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That could be the reason for the change.
Easily farmed DOffs. Which you can then sell for EC, to buy Contraband with for conversion to dil, and then to Zen. And that's just one way. I don't have access to the same kind of data the devs must have, but I could tell or at least 'feel' that some sort of arbitrage was going on and frequently took advantage of it. Much of the in-game limits are surmountable with enough characters.
So perhaps really new players won't know about it, but in a game where there is nothing you can't do or buy* without using any RL money, if you are patient enough to grind it out... that could be a problem. There is little incentive to pay RL money for Zen if for a little investment in time, you can 'buy' the same amount of Zen.
In the meantime, it's a bit of an inconvenience but if you're playing for fun, it's hopefully not a big deal.
^-^. A portent of the future?
I was thinking about the change recently and realized something I hadn't noticed before.
General recruitment is faster than branch recruitment, gives you more doffs, and is guaranteed to give at least one green. ALSO it give you a doff pack which you can simply save for later.
That's FOUR ways in which General Recruitment is better than branch recruitment! With that in mind the price change makes sense.
I can haz joystick!
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Ice Bowl piles up for donations for Food Line
The West Sound Disc Golf Association collected 363 pounds of food and $738 for Bremerton Food Line at its annual Ice Bowl event at NAD Park over the weekend.
Ice Bowls are a national charitable event for disc golfers. The next one is at White River Disc Golf Course in Auburn on Jan. 26.
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SEATTLE -- The youthful thief who led a two-year crime spree in stolen boats, cars and planes is out of solitary confinement.
The Washington Department of Corrections confirmed Thursday that Colton Harris-Moore was transferred from Walla Walla State Penitentiary to Stafford Creek Corrections Center in Aberdeen.
A spokesman says the 21-year-old known as the Barefoot Bandit had been in intensive management with death row inmates as soon he began his sentence because he was a high-profile prisoner. He was placed Wednesday with the general population at Stafford Creek.
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texting can be a deadly distraction!
This is a discussion on Chinese Hostage Negotiator....... Graphic within the Law Enforcement, Military & Homeland Security Discussion forums, part of the Related Topics category; Ouch! That's gonna leave a scar....
Ouch! That's gonna leave a scar.
"He that hath no sword, let him sell his garment, and buy one." Luke 22:36
"If a law is unjust, a man is not only right to disobey it, he is obligated to do so." Thomas Jefferson
texting can be a deadly distraction!
"In those days, there was a lot more respect for other people and it showed in peoples values.... Today the word value means nothing more than something you get on the $1 menu at McDonald's." -BARK'N
Now THAT'S a deterrent!
For God, Family and Country!
Maybe, but it sure stops recidivism.
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That knife's sharp side is not at her neck, it's facing down....not that I envy the position she's in, I'm just saying... mehh. forget I said anything..
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Rome Angels and Demons Half-Day Tour
- Small-group tour by minibus
- Soak up the atmosphere on a walking tour
- Small group ensures personal service
- Led by a local guide
- All entrance fees included
Fueled by a shared passion for Rome, history and Dan Brown's famous novel Angels and Demons, your talented tour guide will take you to the enigmatic sights mentioned in the novel, and reveal so much more about the mesmerizing city of Rome. You'll discover a hidden passage unused for centuries, and learn the secrets of the Illuminati and the Four Altars of Science, representing the four elements of earth, air, fire and water.
As you search for the secrets scattered throughout Rome by the twin heads of the Illuminati, Bernini and Galileo, you'll visit some of Rome's most beautiful sites to breathe the air of intrigue, mystery and revelation.
Highlights on the morning tour include:
- St Maria del Popolo Church
- St Peter's Square
- St Maria della Vittoria Church and Ecstasy of St. Teresa
- Piazza Navona
- Castel Sant'Angelo
- Church of Illumination to glimpse the secret passage connecting the Vatican to notorious Castel Sant' Angelo
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- Confirmation will be received at time of booking, unless booked within 1 day of travel. In this case confirmation will be received within 24 hours, subject to availability
- Not wheelchair accessible
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Grazie, Roberto!! Best guided tour my husband and I have ever taken.
If you're a fan of Dan Brown's novel or the movie although it deviates a little from the book, you must take this tour.
In the span of 4 hours, Roberto guided us through the entire story as we visited sites around Rome mentioned in the book. His knowledge of Rome and her history, the Vatican, and the artists who helped build Rome is exceptional! Roberto wove in facts and Roman history, educating and entertaining us throughout our journey.
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this was so much fun and extremely interesting if you read the book-it really made it all come together! Massimo was great at identifying the book fiction from the truth and spelling it all out-loved it! st angelo's is a must see-it was great and had wonderful views all around. we really liked this. loved the other churches we visited, too. there was a metro strike that day... traffic in rome was horrific yet the bus driver was able to keep the schedule-just amazing--kudo's to him


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Colleges That Have Architecture As a Major: List of Schools
Architecture is the study of how to design and create buildings and other structures. Undergraduate architectural courses are available at various colleges throughout the U.S.
How to Select an Architecture School
Students may enroll in a variety of bachelor's degree programs in architecture, although a Bachelor of Architecture program is the most widely accepted program for aspiring architects. Students can find these programs through the architecture schools at many 4-year universities.
Summary of Important Considerations
- Accredited programs
- Non-accredited programs
- Degree levels and focuses
Accredited Programs
Accreditation is an important factor in the world of architecture. To sit for most state registration board exams and become a certified architect, a person must hold a degree accredited by the National Architectural Accrediting Board (NAAB). The NAAB is the only accrediting agent in the U.S. that is qualified to accredit architectural education programs. The NAAB only recognizes three program types, which are a Bachelor of Architecture, a Master of Architecture and a Ph.D. in Architecture. All other programs, such as a Bachelor of Arts or a Bachelor of Science in Architecture, are not recognized by the NAAB and will not qualify students to sit for most state registration board exams. Students with NAAB-certified bachelor's degrees are qualified to take most state exams and will be ready to enter the workforce as professional architects.
Non-Accredited Programs
Many schools that offer bachelor's degree programs in architecture do not offer NAAB-certified courses. Bachelor's degrees from these schools will qualify graduates to work as architectural interns or enroll in NAAB-certified master's degree programs. Some schools offer two programs, one that is NAAB-certified and one that is not, so it is important for students to pay close attention to the program they choose.
Degree Levels and Focuses
Different schools offer various approaches to architecture and concentration areas. While some schools offer a broad overview of the field, focusing on a well-rounded education rather than specialization, others focus on specific information, such as sustainability, urban planning, landscaping and environmental design. Schools offering Bachelor of Art programs may include more classes that focus on the art, history and culture of architecture, while schools offering a Bachelor of Science program will remain more technically practical. Bachelor of Architecture programs are typically more intensive and concentrated because they require students to have no further schooling before entering the market.
Architecture Program Overview
Bachelor's Degree in Architecture
An undergraduate program in architecture is designed to instill in students the fundamentals of the field and prepare them for entry-level positions and graduate school. Basic coursework can include:
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- Principles of computer-aided architectural design
- History of architecture
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It's almost 150 years since the famous Huxley-Wilberforce debate was won by supporters of evolution. This week, the combative lord challenges the atheist Richard Dawkins to a replay. Cole Moreton meets... Baron Harries of Pentregarth
Is he mad? You just have to ask that of a retired clergyman who not only dares to take on the most ferocious atheist of his age in a high-profile debate about evolution, but also casts himself, in advance, as the loser. "Yes, it is a challenge," admits Richard Harries, once a combative bishop but now a life peer. He's ready. "My opponent has billed this as a friendly conversation. We shall see."
The opponent is Richard Dawkins, who of course pulls no punches in The God Delusion (book sales in excess of two million). But then neither does the noble lord. "Dawkins is one of the attack dogs of fundamentalist atheism," says Lord Harries, describing the biologist's belief that evolution is incompatible with Christianity as "total nonsense". And there's more. "The old atheism was content to say that Christianity was untrue. The new attack dogs also say it is dangerous. Christopher Hitchens calls it a poison in the system. That's fighting talk."
Seconds out, then. But Lord Harries will start on the back foot on Thursday, when he meets Professor Dawkins at an Institute of Biology event to recreate a confrontation from the Victorian age. The former bishop of Oxford will be taking the part of one of his predecessors, who famously lost a debate that came to be seen as a key moment in the development of the modern world.
The bishop versus the scientist. The monkey row. Every schoolboy and girl learns about it, but if the details are a little blurry to you now, they will surely be much clearer at the end of this week's celebrations marking the 200th anniversary of the birth of Charles Darwin. More than 300 events will be held across the country, and it will be hard to miss someone exploring the legacy of the man who discovered evolution. Few will neglect to mention the breakthrough moment for his theory, widely held to have come in June 1860 during a no-holds-barred intellectual knockout contest between Bishop Samuel "Soapy Sam" Wilberforce and the scientist Thomas "Darwin's Bulldog" Huxley.
A thousand people watched them clash at the Oxford University Museum of Natural History, with hundreds more unable to get in. Darwin was too ill to attend, but many of the great scientific minds of the day were there. The Bishop – also a scientist – was expected to wipe the floor with the new theory that had been outlined by Darwin in On the Origin of Species only seven months earlier. He blew it. Over-confident, Wilberforce demanded to know whether it was through his grandfather or his grandmother that Huxley was related to an ape. The crowd was shocked and offended. Huxley, apparently, leaned over to his neighbour and whispered: "The Lord hath delivered him into mine hands."
He rose to say he would not be ashamed to have an ape in the family, but he would be ashamed to be related to a man like Wilberforce who used his great gifts to obscure the truth. Game, set and match to evolution, which subsequently conquered the scientific community and the world. Or so the story goes. Lord Harries doesn't quite buy it.
"This great encounter has come down to us through history and achieved almost mythical status," he says, preparing to stand in for Soapy Sam. "The fact of the matter is that nobody quite knows what went on in that meeting." That is true. There is no verbatim account of the dialogue. "The great story that Wilberforce had experienced a devastating defeat because of his rudeness and flippancy was put out 40 years later by Huxley and friends of his in The Gentleman's Magazine. It's a wonderful story, but it's spin."
Will he be asking if Professor Dawkins's grandfather was a gorilla? "No. He won't get that from me." Lord Harries does not seem likely to crack jokes, but nor will he suffer from the hubris that hurt Wilberforce's case.
He is courteous when we meet in the gloomy entrance to the House of Lords. In episcopal purple, with swept-back hair and eyebrows like little wings, he suits the grandeur of the Palace of Westminster. Before being made a life peer at retirement on his 70th birthday, two years ago, he was one of the Lords Spiritual – the bishops whose presence in the upper house is a relic of the influence the Church of England used to have. No other faith group has an institutional presence like it, and Lord Harries knows it can't last. He was part of a commission on Lords reform that completely failed to bring about anything of the kind, but he does believe change will come. "If it is to be an entirely elected house, then the Lords Spiritual will disappear. Their position is untenable."
That's the thing about Lord Harries: he works in a dubious, anachronistic setting but he's a modern at heart. He opposed Section 28, for example, and proposed the openly gay Jeffrey John should become Bishop of Reading in his diocese in 2003. That was abandoned after the Archbishop of Canterbury lost his nerve in the face of opposition from abroad, the first indication here that homosexuality would be the issue to split the worldwide Anglican communion. "I don't regret it for one moment," Lord Harries says. "He was the best person for the job. I was absolutely gutted at the time, but I don't blame Rowan Williams."
He has grappled with some of the most urgent contemporary issues, as chair of the Lords select committee on stem cell research and the ethics and law panel of the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority. Classic Church of England men like him make useful chairs, because they are outside politics and happiest on the fence. Anglicans have a special gift of the spirit of their own, he says: "Fudge."
Lord Harries of Pentregarth ("a row of cottages in Ceinewydd, where my family originates") was going to be an army officer until he became a priest. "I was in Germany, waiting to go up to Cambridge to read science at the Army's expense, and suddenly the thought came into my mind, 'Well, when I retire as a successful general with a fat pension, what a lovely way to end my life: become a country parson.' Smack bang after that came the thought: 'If that's what you're meant to be doing, you'd better do it now.'"
He resigned his commission, shocking his parents, and "went up to Cambridge, with no money at all, to read theology." There he met his wife Josephine, now a retired paediatrician.
He is an opponent Dawkins appears to respect. The scientist has posted a video of the two of them in conversation on his website, which Lord Harries says he has not seen. "I have never bothered to watch it. One has so little time for these indulgences."
Ouch. Under his usual civility and elegance lies the conviction that Dawkins is pushing a false divide between religion and science, as Thomas Huxley did before him. "Huxley was anti-clerical," he says. "People forget that the church very quickly accepted the theory of evolution." He finds it "extraordinary" that some people are seeking to teach a literal interpretation of scripture in British schools. "Creationists totally misunderstand the Bible. Genesis is in the business of story, myth, poetry, metaphor."
Creationists make it possible for atheists like Dawkins to be extreme, he says. "They feed off one another. The debate has an unreality about it. Those of us who are not fundamentalists can't find a place."
So let's be clear: does he believe that his God is working out His purposes through evolution? "Yes. Absolutely. God makes the world make itself. God is undergirding the whole process." Would that be the wild, bloodthirsty deity of the Old Testament? "I hope not. That's a bit of a caricature. The Old Testament has at its heart a God of loving kindness and faithfulness. Though there are pictures of God in there that strike us as horrifying. Yeah."
The history of the church is pretty horrifying, too, isn't it? "The record is a mixed one," he insists. "All right, you can point to the Inquisition and to anti-Judaism as two of the most horrifying aspects." There are many more. "Yes, but look at the other side. Until the late 19th century, groups of Christian people were the major inititators behind schools, universities, hospitals, hospices, work for the poor. That needs to be taken into account."
We have been talking for an hour. I have put it to him that his faith is under siege, his church is marginal and his debating chamber looks ridiculous, but Lord Harries refuses to give in, or even raise his voice. He's not mad, he just doesn't think he has anything to be afraid of. Perhaps he's right.
"It is important to tackle Richard Dawkins. His slant is misconceived in a number of ways. He thinks that the theory of evolution and belief in God are completely incompatible. This is total nonsense. I don't mind saying so at all. I'm looking forward to it."
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The attack on Sarabjit Singh in a Pakistani jail was a ploy by the neighbouring country to deflect attention from the Chinese incursion into Indian territory, Bharatiya Janata Party leader Ravi Shankar Prasad told a press conference here on Sunday.
"A strong sentiment is building up against China in India and the world with regard to its incursion into India. The attack on Sarabjit is a very dubious attempt by Pakistan to deflect attention from China's intrusion," Mr. Prasad said.
He said the incident was a result of India's "feeble and paralysed foreign policy."
"Sarabjit has been mercilessly beaten. After the hanging of Afzal Guru and Mohammad Ajmal Amir Kasab, there were concerns over Sarabjit's security. What did the Indian government do to ensure it? Italian marines accused of killing Indian fishermen can be sent home for Christmas and for casting their vote," he said.
The BJP leader hit out at Prime Minister Manmohan Singh for terming the Chinese incursion "a localised issue." The government should have called an all-party meeting, but it "lacked initiative," he said.
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On the Central Bureau of Investigation's affidavit in the coal scam, Mr. Prasad said the government had made every attempt to influence the probe.
"The meeting with the CBI was called by the Law Ministry. If the CBI needed to consult with the government, it would have done it through the legal process. dditional Solicitor-General Haren Rawal told the Supreme Court in March that the status report was not shared with the government. So that means the court was misled. The Prime Minister is directly involved in the scam. When the scam happened, he was also the Coal Minister. The investigating agency was denied files when it started the probe. And when the Supreme Court is monitoring the case, attempts are made to influence it," he said.
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