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"Family Guy," "The Office," and Michael Jackson and other programs and personalities have seen fan numbers double or triple since Facebook implemented social plug-ins just two months ago.
When Facebook killed the "Become A Fan" button in favor of "Like," it breathed a whole lot of life into entertainment brands on the social site. As just one example, NBC TV's "The Office" went from 1.5 million fans (or in the new parlance, "People Like This") before the switch was made on April 19 to 3.8 million now.
NBC.com senior producer Joya Balfour said the copy change from "Become A Fan" to "Like" has been the main driver behind the big increase. She explained that the TV network has done little else to promote the Facebook page for "The Office" when it comes to fan acquisition.
"The bar was lowered in terms of commitment for people," Balfour said. "[Facebook] thought they'd get a better conversion, while believing people would be more in favor of following a page if it was simply a 'like thing' rather than a 'fan thing.' And they were totally right."
"The Office" is hardly alone in this phenomenon. Fox Broadcasting Co.'s show "Family Guy" has skyrocketed from 3 million fans to 9 million since late April. The only non-video-game brand currently with more fans than that show is also an entertainment personality - Michael Jackson, who died June 25, 2009. The late singer's page totals 13 million fans, while recently picking up as many as 100,000 new ones in a single day. Another Fox TV property, "House," has gone from 3.2 million fans to 7 million in the last two months.
And consider this: Before the social plug-ins went live, Coca-Cola had been consistently a top two brand on Facebook, charting 5.2 million fans in late March. But it hasn't exploded like the entertainment entities - the beverage brand has only incrementally grown to 5.8 million fans.
Other entertainment entities have recently blown by Coca-Cola, which, according to InsideFacebook.com, now ranks No. 16 among all brands. The actor Vin Diesel has 8.7 million fans; singer Lady Gaga, 8.6 million; actress Megan Fox, 7.3 million; TV show South Park, 5.9 million; and, rock band Linkin Park, 5.9 million.
Indeed, the Like button has treated entertainment brands well. But it doesn't deserve all of the credit for the significant increases, said Hardie Tankersley, VP of innovation and social media for Fox. Tankersley said a major boost to his company's TV shows numbers can be attributed to a lesser-known recent tweak to Facebook's personal profiles system.
A brand now collects fans/"People Like This" when those individuals type the name of the entity into their "Likes and Interests" section in their personal profile. In other words, they do not have to also tap the Like button on an entity's official Facebook page to join up and eventually see a brand's status updates and wall posts. As part of the Palo Alto, CA-based company's move to an "open graph," the tweak went into effect along with the social plug-ins on April 19, a Facebook spokesperson told ClickZ.
Therefore whenever one of the social site's 400 million users has manually typed an entertainment favorite into their profiles during the last two months, they have added themselves - some unwittingly, no doubt - to a brand's fan/"People Like This" page.
"That's why you've seen so much growth in the TV shows," Tankersley said. "['Family Guy'] was growing slowly and then in late-April, it started growing a lot faster. If you look at other TV shows, you'll see the same pattern."
So are "People Like This" just as valuable as "fans" used to be?
Balfour of NBC suggested that the changes have been positive for marketers.
"Facebook is still giving users the option whether they want to 'Like' a show or not," she said. "I don't really think the audiences have been watered down at all. The same level of discussion is still there among the fans when we post. And I think there are a lot of new people who are contributing."
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"The deal is better than expected and will improve Ireland's debt sustainability and reduce our funding requirements over the coming years. The extended period of the new bonds will allow growth and inflation to reduce the real cost of servicing this debt over time," said Danny McCoy, director of the Irish Business and Employers Confederation, which represents 7,500 businesses in Ireland.
Karl Whelan, a Trinity College Dublin economist, said the surprisingly long terms of the new bonds gave Ireland "the best possible scenario for repayment."
"When you put payments off into the far future they should be easier to handle," he said, noting that the remaining (EURO)28 billion to pay represents a staggering 20 percent of Ireland's current GDP. "But in 30 years' time GDP will be higher and prices will have gone up, so that bill might represent just 5 percent of our GDP. In 30 years we could go out and borrow that money again and just roll it over. It really never gets paid back."
Kenny's announcement followed a dusk-to-dawn drama at Ireland's parliament as the government, hinting Wednesday night at a debt deal, summoned lawmakers for a midnight debate on a bill to liquidate IBRC immediately.
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Modeling structures like the social graph of Facebook, connections to friends and their acquaintances, or your follower structure on Twitter is surprisingly difficult with traditional databases. Trying to map a network path – easily represented with squiggles and arrows on a whiteboard – with a relational model inevitably leads to performance-hungry join statements, the natural enemy of responsive websites.
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There's no release date for the vorpX support just yet but it does look pretty tasty nevertheless. We'll be strapping Tim into the Oculus when this arrives.
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Okay…let's get the record straight. I love Italy and all, especially in that I've really had to learn to adjust to a new culture – but Ireland and Scotland? Wow. By far my favorite places that I have traveled to thus far. The perfect mix of city and country life exists in these places. You haven't seen the color green until you've gone to Ireland. And Scotland? I felt like I stepped into the Wizarding World of Harry Potter. If I had to choose my favorite country between the two, I couldn't give you an answer – I loved both places in different ways.
Since there was sooo many things that I did, and since you all might fall asleep if I recount everything I did in sequential order, I'll once again list out the things that I enjoyed the most or interesting tidbits that I learned.
1. The Accents! The Irish and Scots have the accents that we all know and love – it was relieving to finally be able to communicate with people leisurely again. However, I had to sometimes really pay attention to what they were saying, otherwise I'd miss it completely. The Scots, in particular, have a tendency to run their words together – that coupled with the accent can make it a little bit difficult for us Americans to understand. There are also phrases that they use in place of a certain way we say it at home. For example, they say, "Cheers!" – which to us is the equivalent of "Have a good day!." Also, instead of "to go" (as in food), they use the phrase, "take away."
2. The Friendliness! Oh my goodness, the people in Ireland and Scotland are sooo friendly. When we first arrived in Scotland, we were unsure of which stop to get off at to reach our hostel from the bus. The bus driver told us that we were technically the last stop, but it would require us to walk up a big hill, so he let us off at 'unofficial' stop at the top of the hill instead. Whenever my travel buddy Hannah and I would ask a local for recommendations for places, they would not only point out places but talk about that place and what kind of atmosphere to expect as well. It was nice to have people take the time to help us out. However, it was definitely part of their culture to swear to you, but luckily it was in a joking manner, so we didn't take it the wrong way.
3. The weather! Contrary to popular belief, it does not constantly rain in Ireland and Scotland. What does happen is that you can see all different types of weather patterns all in one day. It is very common for there to be rain, cloudiness, and sunshine (and snow in Scotland apparently) in the same day, each taking turns for the portion of the day. Sometimes, rain and sun occur at the same time, allowing for some beautiful rainbows. Hannah and I must have had the luck of the Irish on our side with the weather – it barely rained in either country during our time in each place.
4. The National Leprechaun Museum. Yes, you heard it. There is a Leprechaun Museum in Dublin – and what makes it even better is that the staff were amazing and hilarious and super Irish. Hannah and I not only got a chance to tour through the Museum (which was all about the history and specific Irish folklore stories), but we got to be a part of their "Dark Tale," which was a story one of the staff members wrote incorporating Irish folktales and included the people in the tour. It was so much fun! We were all acting it out and everybody was into it! Here we met a Scottish couple, three girls from New Zealand, and an Irish couple. The Irish couple even bought all of us a drink after the Museum! This was definitely one of my favorite nights in Ireland.
5. The Cliffs of Moher! What more can I say other than the cliffs were absolutely incredible. So unreal. I'll let the pictures speak for themselves. But I will say that the wind was so powerful that at times we thought we were going to be blown off the cliffs! And our tour guide was great – he would tell us about different historical facts relating to Western Ireland and would sing us some folk songs.
6. Guinness and Jameson. Simply put, the Guinness in Ireland is 10 times better than in the States. And my new favorite drink is Jameson and Ginger Ale… with lime.
7. The Scottish Highlands! Once again, nature took my breath away. The Highlands were much different than the Cliffs of Moher. We chose a great time of the year to visit the Highlands – the foliage was in the midst of changing colors for the fall season, which made for an incredible bus trip (we took a full 12 hour day trip through the Highlands by bus, with occasional stops for pictures). Our tour guide, James, also made the trip a great one. His Glaswegian accent was the epitome of the stereotypical Scottish accent – and he dressed the part too, donning a kilt and the complete 'uniform' of a true Scotsman. All throughout the drive, he played us some Scottish music on his iPod and told us about the clans of historical Scotland, or anything else that we wanted to know (someone asked about the real history behind William Wallace. Moral of the story? Robert the Bruce was the one that should have earned the name 'Braveheart,' if you want historical accuracy).
8. The Ghost Tour! In case you didn't know, Edinburgh is one of the most haunted places in the United Kingdom – so of course we had to go on a ghost tour. Our British tour guide, Ella, was amazing! She dressed the part (wearing a black cloak and a long Victorian style dress) and recounted stories about the torture and punishments for crimes in 18th century Scotland, incorporating us tourists (since I'm left-handed, I, by default, demonstrated what would happen to the accused witches. Let me tell you, it's not very pleasant). We were then taken to the Blair Street Underground Vaults, where we were told paranormal stories of things that happened to other tour groups (great thing to hear when you are there, right?). All in all, while it was pretty spooky, the tour was so much fun. I recommend it to anyone planning on going to Edinburgh.
9. Loch Ness! Beautiful loch, complete with a rainbow that day. No, we did not find Nessie, but we did learn that in order for there to be an official monster sighting, 2 people need to witness the monster at the same time, and both people have to be 'sound of mind.'
10. The Elephant House! As a HUGE Harry Potter fan, enjoying a pot of Earl Grey tea in the same café that J.K. Rowling wrote the first Harry Potter book in itself was quite a treat! In the huge window in the back of the café was one of the castle-like buildings that was said to have inspired the concept of Hogwarts, as well as the graveyard where she was said to have gotten the names 'Moody, McGonagall, and Tom Riddle.' But perhaps the coolest part was the girls bathroom. Inside, the ENTIRE bathroom was covered in writing – ranging from Harry Potter quotes to just names of people that visited. There was so much writing that it overlapped with one another. My favorite was the toilet that had "This Way to the Ministry of Magic" pointing downward. I'm now tempted to read the series again for the umpteenth time.
11. Arthur's Seat! So there is a huge hilltop in the middle of Edinburgh referred to as Arthur's Seat (I tried researching why it is called this, but there is no conclusive reason). It sits within Holyrood Park, where the Queen's vacation castle is located. On our last full day in Scotland, Hannah and I decided to hike up to the top – it wasn't too strenuous of a hike, but definitely enough to get the blood pumping. The view from the top was absolutely beautiful – you could see all of Edinburgh and beyond. We even got to see a rainbow over the water.
So there you have it – the highlights of my time during Fall Break. But all of this literally scratches the surface of all I could say about these two wonderful places. I would go again in a heartbeat.
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The updates relate to the kernel used by the installer, the list of mirror servers, and support for various USB CD drives, which the installer obviously fails to detect or identifies incorrectly. A modification to Gksu additionally gives users the ability to run systems properly without using the root account.
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For the first seven seasons of his career, the lefty-hitting Dodgers right fielder consistently hit right-handed pitching and struggled against lefties, making him an effective, if flawed, big league slugger.
But this year, he's improved some against lefties and regressed markedly against righties, which has led to some serious confusion for Dodgers manager Don Mattingly.
Through 33 games, Ethier is hitting just .235 (16 for 68) off right-handed pitching, with just two extra-base hits, both of them homers. Against left-handers, Ethier has hit .255 (12 for 47), with a home run and five doubles.
Combined, he hasn't been an effective No. 5 hitter, and Mattingly doesn't know what to do with him.
"I know he's better than that," Mattingly said this week. "I'm sure he doesn't feel great. He's feeling like he doesn't have any true rhythm off the righty."
Compare Ethier's 2013 numbers to his stats over the past three seasons: From 2010-2012, he hit .321 with a .401 on-base percentage against right-handers and .225 with a .276 on-base mark against left-handed pitching.
With home runs three times as likely against righties, Ethier had essentially been a superstar against right-handers and a fringe major leaguer against southpaws.
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According to Mattingly, Ethier might be focusing too much on righting his longtime wrongs against lefties that he's getting away from what's allowed him to have so much success in his other at-bats over the years.
He's waiting longer and being more patient when pitchers are coming from the left side, but that approach is hurting him against his preferred arm side.
"I don't know if he's putting so much time in against lefties ...," Mattingly said, his voice trailing off. "What he's telling me is he's feeling so still against lefties that it's hurting his rhythm against a righty."
When Ethier has slumped in the past, Mattingly has typically rested him against tough left-handers, but that seems somewhat nonsensical if he's hitting them better.
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A 23-year-old man sentenced to probation for shooting a teen in the leg in November 2008 was sentenced to serve 10 years in the Texas Department of Criminal Justice on Thursday afternoon in 89th District Court for violating the terms of his probation.
Christopher Donta Murry received the 10-year prison sentence for aggravated assault.
He pleaded true to accusations he failed to report to his probation officer in March, April and May of 2012, failed to complete community service work, failed to pay fees totaling $200, failed to pay Crime Stoppers $20, failed to notify his probation officer of address changes, failed to enroll in anger management classes and failed to attend probation orientation class.
He was credited 382 days to his sentence.
The Nov. 17, 2008, incident occurred when Murry was 17 years old at Bridwell Park about 5:30 p.m.
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Thompson had shotgun pellet wounds to his leg, and a 16-year-old boy had facial injuries.
Officers said an ongoing dispute between the three people escalated to a violent incident.
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- Eric Karabell, ESPN.com Senior Writer
The very different right arms for New York Mets Noah Syndergaard and Dillon Gee were each on display Wednesday, with Syndergaard embarrassing the woeful Philadelphia Phillies with 7 ⅓ shutout innings and also blasting a majestic home run in a 7-0 rout, while Gee, hurling on a rehab assignment for Double-A Binghamton against the Portland Sea Dogs, tossed 6 ⅓ reasonable frames in a 3-2 loss. What's interesting is that the Mets organization, after months of conjecture, has made the decision not to choose between them for the big league club's final rotation spot. They're both in! Fantasy owners, of course, have opinions on this pending, unique six-man rotation because statistics will be affected, and they don't appear pleased.
While the Mets' ultimate reasoning for the rare move can be interpreted in myriad ways, and the entire situation could change any day anyway because of injury to one of the performers. The fact is I'm good with this as a fantasy owner, be it for 2014 purposes or beyond. Too often owners in roto or even head-to-head formats lose sight of the big picture when a player misses a game or two or a short disabled list stint is warranted: We crave good numbers, and quality over quantity is more coveted. Take a few days this week to heal so you can give us four great months of statistical goodness. The Mets seem to believe giving young starters Matt Harvey, Jacob deGrom and Syndergaard, as well as older, less-exciting options Bartolo Colon, Jonathon Niese and Gee, more time between starts will keep them healthy for now and in the long term.
There's little to no evidence suggesting that such a move will play any role in directly keeping them on the mound, by the way, but performance, in the short term at least, should rise. After all, wouldn't your arm be stronger and feel better with an extra day off between 100-pitch outings? Mine would! So while the world could end up deprived of several Harvey, deGrom and Syndergaard outings during the course of the next four months, I say it's potentially worthwhile if these guys pitch better. In some cases, that might not be possible -- after watching in awe as Syndergaard, 22, plowed through a Phillies lineup likely weaker than some of those he saw in the minors, having delivered only one quality start in his first three -- but still, it all counts.
Harvey is the nominal ace, and those who invested in him for fantasy had to know -- we shared the info often -- that he would be on some kind of innings limit or perhaps get the full Stephen Strasburg September 2012 treatment and be shut down, coming off an entire missed 2014. Nothing drastic changes here for Harvey, and there's not a thing wrong with this. After all, look at last year's top fantasy pitchers. Quite a few did not make more than 30 starts, which is the kind of out-of-nowhere figure the Mets organization has picked as just enough for their young arms. Los Angeles Dodgers lefty Clayton Kershaw was fantasy's top starter in 2014, and he made only 27 starts, not 33. Chicago White Sox lefty Chris Sale and Los Angeles Angels right-hander Garrett Richards were awesome, too, and made only 26 starts. We'll live with Harvey and deGrom making fewer starts if the quality is raised. And by the way, there's no guarantee of even that, just like keeping them healthy isn't assured, either. Pitchers break, even when extra care is taken, and no, a deal like this probably doesn't change this. The point here is there's no reason for mass hysteria if and when Harvey makes only 29 or 30 starts, or perhaps three fewer than, say, Felix Hernandez, because quality is key.
As for Syndergaard, who touched 100 mph with his fastball Wednesday, he's walked nary a hitter in his past two starts, while whiffing 11. He not only toyed with Phillies hitters at the plate, but in addition to his home run he also singled twice. Syndergaard certainly doesn't look overwhelmed by either the moment or opposing hitters. There's little reason to fear him all of a sudden struggling, as the stuff is elite and the home ballpark is still large enough to overcome mistakes. Harvey, 10th among starting pitchers on the Player Rater, was torched by the Pittsburgh Pirates over the weekend but posted three scoreless outings earlier in the month. There's hardly a sophomore slump for deGrom, 12th on the Rater. Colon, Niese and Gee don't offer much upside but relative safety for leagues deeper than 10 and 12 teams, and an extra day for each is a positive, I believe. All this talk of six-man rotations could quickly be eradicated if someone's injured, and I don't expect if someone pulls a hammy we'll see lefty prospect Steven Matz simply join in and the plan staying on track. But then again, who knows? The Mets are kind of making this up as they go along, which is their right. I kind of like it.
Trade report: The Angels picked up outfielder Kirk Nieuwenhuis from the Mets on Wednesday, but those in AL-only formats need not open up the free agent acquisition budgets. Still, with Matt Joyce not doing much and C.J. Cron already demoted, Nieuwenhuis, who could be a double-digit home run option, should play. … The Boston Red Sox picked up outfielder Carlos Peguero from the Texas Rangers, and while he doesn't figure to be any more successful for the Sox, he does have power. He also strikes out a lot. Rusney Castillo doesn't appear DL-bound for his sore shoulder, and if choosing, Nieuwenhuis over Peguero is wise.
NL report: Bad news for St. Louis Cardinals first baseman Matt Adams, as he could be out the rest of the season with a quad strain. Drop him, even in deep leagues. Mark Reynolds will play more initially, which might or might not be worth it depending on your team's collective batting average, but one would think the Cardinals find him some help. Hey, isn't Ryan Howard from Missouri? It won't cost much! … Still think Cincinnati Reds third baseman Todd Frazier can't top last year's 29 home runs? He mashed his 14th Wednesday. He's on pace for 49. Trade for him, still. … It was nice to see Miami Marlins outfielder Christian Yelich homer off Gerrit Cole. Yelich is hitting better of late but at least looks healthy from his back woes. … Milwaukee Brewers outfielder Khris Davis can hold off losing playing time to Gerardo Parra if he keeps hitting. Davis homered twice Monday. On Wednesday he tripled twice, though he didn't score. There's power and upside here. … Brewers right-hander Mike Fiers also has power and upside, in terms of strikeouts, but always seems to pitch worse than his peripherals. He was on short rest Wednesday but still, at some point he has to be consistent, right? I think he'll improve, but I won't use him in DFS or for spot-starting duties.
AL report: Cleveland Indians right-hander Carlos Carrasco shined against the streaking Texas Rangers on Wednesday, throwing eight strong innings. Invest in Carrasco now while his ERA is above 4. It won't be for long. … Don't worry about White Sox closer David Robertson. A really good Josh Donaldson has homered off him on consecutive days, but Robertson remains elite and not in danger of demotion. … Tampa Bay Rays closer Brad Boxberger, however, has lost on consecutive days and lefty Jake McGee lurks. Don't be surprised when right-hander Kevin Jepsen, who hasn't allowed a base hit in his past four outings, figures in as well. … Those in leagues in which one game triggers new eligibility will notice Toronto Blue Jays catcher Russell Martin played second base Wednesday. It could matter. Perhaps the free-agent catcher pool in your league is deeper than at middle infield. … Oakland Athletics lefty Scott Kazmir left his Wednesday outing after three hitless frames with shoulder tightness. Don't assume a DL stint or drop him yet, but be prepared. … Slumping Chris Davis of the Baltimore Orioles hit two home runs Wednesday, which is basically why cutting Davis is always risky. The power remains.
Investing in Sandoval, Ortiz remains wise
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Josh Hamilton's return to relevance
3dEric Karabell
Phillies' Howard, despite bias, relevant again
7dEric Karabell
Cardinals' Heyward, Adams still matter
8dEric Karabell
Ellsbury, Myers, others succumb to DL
9dEric Karabell
Tigers' Martinez, owners need few weeks off
10dEric Karabell
Braves' Miller way too much of a hit
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Rocky start for struggling Tulowitzki, CarGo
14dEric Karabell
Pence, Rendon, Castillo: The zero at-bat club
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Closer report: Florida teams and beyond
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How to view a struggling Strasburg
16dEric Karabell
Josh Harrison: 'It's frustrating for everybody'
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New month, new value for Rangers' Choo
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New York aces Pineda, Colon throw strikes
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Photograph - Massey Ferguson, MF35 Tractors at RAAF Base, Australia, circa 1960s Reg. No: MM 112078
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- Part of a collection of photographs, negative, moving film, artefacts, documents and trade literature belonging to the H. V. McKay Sunshine Collection. The Australian operations of this company were originally founded by Hugh V. McKay in the 1890s. The McKay collection is regarded as one of the most significant industrial heritage collections in Australia.
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- Black and white silver gelatin photograph.
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- Two men are pictured shaking hands in front of a row of MF35 Tractors at a RAAF base.
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- Donation from Massey Ferguson Iseki Australia Limited
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- Source: Museum Victoria
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Shelf Awareness for Monday, July 18, 2011
Quotation of the Day
Sales Tax, an Amazon Investment
"I hope California will take Amazon's $200 million and put it back into the educational system of the state. An educated population is a book buying population. In the long run, it will prove a good investment for Amazon and all of us."
Image of the Day: Not Bored
After she read recently from her memoir, Your Voice in My Head (Other Press), at BookCourt, Brooklyn, N.Y., Emma Forrest posed with Jonathan Ames, author and creator of HBO's Bored to Death.
Photo: Sarah Reidy
Notes: Borders 'Going Once...' ; HP 7.5, the Recordbreaker
Borders Group is moving closer to liquidation after a Sunday deadline passed with no new bids and after Najafi Cos. said it will not participate in tomorrow's auction, meaning that the only solid bid is from liquidators who intend to shut all of Borders's remaining 400 stores, about two-thirds of them superstores.
A last-minute offer for Borders can still be made and, according to the Wall Street Journal, Borders is talking with several potential buyers, including Books-A-Million. BAM has some 230 stores and has slowly expanded outside its Southern base.
Borders received "some inquiries over the weekend," the Journal stated, and president Mike Edwards said, "Hopefully we'll see a positive outcome."
Jahm Najafi, head of Najafi Cos., which had made an offer to buy the company for $215 million and the assumption of $220 million in debt, told the Journal that he had offered to change the part of the deal the unsecured creditors committee didn't like--his option to shut down as many stores as he wanted--in exchange for being able to buy books from publishers under normal terms. One major publisher insisted on continuing to sell on a COD basis, and the deal collapsed.
Follett Corp., which manages more than 850 college bookstores and provides services to some 1,800 independently run college stores, has put itself up for sale, according to dealReporter (via the Financial Times). Follett is also a major educational and software publisher and has annual sales of $2.7 billion.
Two bankers told dealReporter that Credit Suisse is advising Follett on a sale, which may be for the entire company or any of its six divisions. The company is meeting with potential buyers at the end of the month.
The bankers said that potential buyers include Pearson, McGraw-Hill, News Corp. and private equity firms.
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2, which opened Friday, broke all kinds of records over the weekend, in a magical tale told by the New York Times.
The box office in North America was $168.6 million, a weekend record that broke the old record set by The Dark Knight. Friday's take of $92 million in North America--which included $43.5 million at midnight screenings--was a new one-day record, beating The Twilight Saga: New Moon.
Worldwide weekend sales were $476 million, and the eight Harry Potter movies have now sold more than $7 billion in tickets.
We've had a great response from booksellers, librarians and bloggers who embedded our widget on their sites. The widget asks readers to sign up for the new Shelf Awareness for Readers and then enters them to win a signed first edition of a handpicked book. This week, the widget automatically updates with a staff fave, Tom Perotta's The Leftovers (St. Martin's), "where suburban angst meets the Rapture." To download the widget, go here.
Books-A-Million is converting one of its Books & Co. stores into a 2nd & Charles branch, the Dayton Daily News reported.
This will be BAM's third 2nd & Charles store; the brand specializes in used and bargain books, CDs, DVDs, videogames, electronic devices and more. The Books & Co. store at the Town & Country Shopping Center in Kettering, Ohio, near Dayton, closed yesterday and will reopen as a 2nd & Charles early next month. The Books & Co. at the Greene in Beavercreek, also near Dayton, remains a bookstore.
In 1992, BAM bought Books & Co., then a highly regarded independent, in one of the few cases of a chain buying an independent.
To mark the 60th anniversary of the publication of J.D. Salinger's The Catcher in the Rye, Larry Hughes has reposted on his blog--Classics Rock! Books Shelved in Songs--a list of songs inspired by the novel, with additional Salinger-related songs suggested by readers. (For example, how do the song titles "Rollerskate Skinny" and "The Secret Goldfish," or the band name Pencey Prep, derive from The Catcher in the Rye?)
Congratulations to the Harvard Book Store, Cambridge, Mass., named Boston's best bookstore by the Improper Bostonian. The magazine said that the store is "a prime people-watching spot, sure, but the real fun to be had at this Harvard Square favorite is on the shelves. While so many other bookstores have yielded up the ghost, this indie institution keeps up a spirited defense against obsolescence, not by selling Blu-rays and toys, but through an astounding selection of titles, impressive guest speakers and a used section that's second-to-none."
Book trailer of the day: Bright's Passage by Josh Ritter (Dial Press), in which the singer rounded up friends, family and fans to do a reading of the first chapter of the novel.
Flavorwire showcased "10 unconventional bookstores for your browsing pleasure."
NPR's Weekend Edition profiled the University of Virginia's Rare Book School, which owns "about 80,000 publications and print-related materials. And while some of those items are quite valuable, Michael Suarez--director of the Rare Book School--wants students to be able to handle them so they can better appreciate the history of paper, binding, typography and illustration."
"We insist that students touch and smell and shine light through items, and investigate them to understand the book in history, and understand the book as history," said Suarez.
After a week of intensive studies, students emerge "with a wealth of information and confirmed in their passion for books," Weekend Edition noted. "One of the most valuable things about this program is who you meet, and it's really nice to kind of have raw, distilled bookishness," said Eric Johnson, a curator of books at Ohio State University.
Jane Austen's bestseller. You only have to sell one copy of a book to make a million... if it's the right book. The Watsons, an unfinished manuscript by Jane Austen (Shelf Awareness, July 13, 2011), sold at auction last week for more than £990,000 (US$1.6 million). BBC News reported that the privately owned manuscript, which Sotheby's had valued at less than £300,000, was purchased by the Bodleian Libraries of Oxford.
The Guardian featured a list of the "best summer reads--and where to read them," in which a "panel of experts picks the perfect books to read in the top 10 holiday destinations for Brits."
Also getting into the spirit of the season was the Independent, which offered a "guide to holiday novels that work as well on the seafront as they do back at home. Just don't call them guilty pleasures, okay?"
Canine bookends of the day: Buzzfeed noted that it's "always nice to include your pets in household duties."
Allison Elsby has joined Chronicle Books as director of distribution client services. She was formerly director of merchandising at Borders Group.
Greenlight Goes Ahead with Expansion
Greenlight Bookstore, Brooklyn, N.Y., is leasing space next to the store that formerly housed a patisserie; it plans to use some of the space for offices as well as collaborate with the Greene Grape, which will open a coffee bar and a full professional kitchen in the space. The Green Grape has a wine store and a gourmet grocery store called Provisions across the street. The company will use the new kitchen to make food that will be sold in Provisions as well as for catered events. The Greene Grape Annex is scheduled to open in early August.
Greenlight will shift buying, receiving, bookkeeping, shipping and other functions to the new office space, which will make the sales floor less cluttered. The additional room will also help Greenlight handle large-scale projects better. As the store has grown since its October 2009 opening, an expansion of its workspace has become "increasingly necessary," the store said.
Greenlight and the Greene Grape plan to collaborate on joint events in the new space, from book group meetings to cookbook events and other food- and book-related happenings.
"It's a sign of how both of our businesses are growing, and that growth is thanks to the support from our Brooklyn neighbors," said Jessica Stockton Bagnulo, who owns Greenlight with Rebecca Fitting. "We think this will be a great resource for our customers, and make the neighborhood of Fort Greene an even more wonderful place to spend time."
Media and Movies
Media Heat: Roseannearchy!
This morning on the Today Show: Hoda Kotb, author of Hoda: How I Survived War Zones, Bad Hair, Cancer, and Kathie Lee (Simon & Schuster, $15, 9781439189498).
Today on NPR's Diane Rehm Show: Cameron McWhirter, author of Red Summer: The Summer of 1919 and the Awakening of Black America (Holt, $32.50, 9780805089066).
Today on CNN's John King, USA: Nicolle Wallace, author of Eighteen Acres (Washington Square Press, $15, 9781439195932).
Today on the Rachael Ray Show: Katie Lee, author of Groundswell (Gallery, $25, 9781439183595).
Tonight on Jimmy Kimmel Live: Roseanne Barr, author of Roseannearchy: Dispatches from the Nut Farm (Gallery, $26, 9781439154823). She will also appear on the View and E!'s Chelsea Lately.
Tomorrow on NPR's Diane Rehm Show: Pamela Constable, author of Playing with Fire: Pakistan at War with Itself (Random House, $28, 9781400069118).
Tomorrow on NPR's Fresh Air: Joby Warrick, author of The Triple Agent: The al-Qaeda Mole who Infiltrated the CIA (Doubleday, $26.95, 9780385534185).
Tomorrow on ESPN's First Take: Colt McCoy, co-author of Growing Up Colt: A Father, a Son, a Life in Football (Barbour Books, $24.99, 9781616266592).
Movie: Sarah's Key
Sarah's Key, based on the book by Tatiana de Rosnay, opens this Friday, July 22. Kristin Scott Thomas stars as an American who discovers her husband's family received their Paris apartment after the former owners were captured in a notorious roundup of Jews in 1942. The movie tie-in edition of the book is published by (St. Martin's Griffin, $13.99, 9781250004345).
Book Review
Book Review: You
You by Joanna Briscoe (Bloomsbury, $15 trade paper, 9781608194834, August 2, 2011)
Betrayal, obsession and the rituals of seduction are familiar territory for British writer Briscoe, who mined all three successfully in Sleep with Me. Here, she ups the ante considerably by making one of the seducers a 17-year-old girl whose object of obsession is her married teacher, James Dahl.
At first Cecilia giggles about him with her schoolgirl friends, who also pine for him. Then, her focus narrows, and she somehow meets him when he's walking, runs in to him here and there and, eventually, her dreams come true when the affair begins.
This takes place in a progressive school, Haye House in Dartmoor, where children are allowed to make their own choices--and mistakes. The tale is reminiscent of A.S. Byatt's The Children's Book, with an author-mother, a potter-father and a gaggle of wild children. Cecilia's parents, hardworking Dora and feckless Patrick, who putters about making pots but no money, have moved there to live the countryside idyll. They end up taking in hippie boarders to make ends meet and Dora, frazzled and unhappy, makes her own unfortunate alliance with the last person she ever expected to care for: the cool and elegant Elisabeth Dahl, wife of James. Dora has no prior record of lesbian attachment but tumbles into a physical relationship with Elisabeth, with whom she is absolutely besotted.
There are predicable consequences to Cecilia's actions, which haunt her through the years. Twenty years later, Cecelia, now in her 40s and a children's writer (more Byatt?), returns to Devon with her partner, Ari, and their three daughters, ostensibly to care for Dora, now ill with cancer. Cecilia, always obsessive, gives in to her need to find answers about the past--to the point where she almost loses one of her children through neglect and inattention. She also reconnects with James Dahl, still teaching in the area, and the stability of her present life is threatened.
The resolutions of these highly charged affairs take a good deal of hand-wringing angst to accomplish, and while the answers may not be entirely satisfactory, they are altogether believable. --Valerie Ryan
Shelf Talker: The actions, reactions and consequences for a mother and her daughter are explored, explained and lamented.
The Bestsellers
Top-Selling Titles in St. Louis
The following were the bestselling books at independent bookstores in and around St. Louis, Mo., during the week ended Sunday, July 10:
1. Go the F**k to Sleep by Adam Mansbach
2. The Help by Kathryn Stockett
3. State of Wonder by Ann Patchett
4. Stan Musial: An American Life by George Vecsey
5. The Greater Journey by David McCullough
6. The Elements of F**king Style: A Helpful Parody by Chris Baker and Jacob Hansen
7. The Making of an All American City: East St. Louis at 150 by Mark Abbott
8. The Light Bringer by Chris DiGiuseppe and Mike Force
9. Before I Go to Sleep by S.J. Watson
10. Images of America: East St. Louis by Bill Nunes
1. The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins
2. The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book (Revised and Expanded Edition) by Jeff Kinney
3. Time for Bed by Mem Fox and Jane Dyer
4. Princess Peepers Picks a Pet by Pam Calvert
5. Super Diaper Baby #2: The Invasion of the Potty Snatchers by Dav Pilkey
6. The Book Thief by Marcus Zusak
7. Passion by Lauren Kate
8. The Penderwicks at Point Mouette by Jeanne Birdsall
9. The Diary of a Wimpy Kid by Jeff Kinney
10. I Am Number Four by Pitticus Lore
Reporting bookstores, all of which are members of the St. Louis Independent Bookstore Alliance: Left Bank Books, Main Street Books, Pudd'nhead Books, Subterranean Books, Sue's News.
[Many thanks to the booksellers!]


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15th January 2013
UKIP LGBT chairman: I support same-sex marriage — but it's not important 71
5:44 PM — The deputy chairman of UKIP's affiliated LGBT group is defending the party from accusations of homophobia and says he would never be kicked out of the party for supporting same-sex marriage.
14th January 2013
Exclusive: MPs to vote on same-sex marriage bill before Valentine's Day 40
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Tory 'love cheat' MP says same-sex marriage makes it 'difficult to promote Christian values' 53
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13th January 2013
Boris Johnson offers Olympic venues to organisers of the 2018 Gay Games 18
3:38 PM — Boris Johnson is set to offer the Olympic stadium, and other of London's high-profile sporting venues to organisers of the 2018 Gay Games.
12th January 2013
A thousand Catholic priests fear that equal marriage marks a return to 'centuries of persecution' 293
1:44 AM — More than a thousand Catholic priests have signed a letter saying that if equal marriage is legalised it could threaten religious freedom in a way last seen during "centuries of persecution" of Catholics in Britain.
11th January 2013
David Cameron supports bid for London to host 2018 Gay Games 21
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10th January 2013
Dean of Worcester: I agree with allowing equal marriage because 'marriage is not an institution' 16
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8th January 2013
Conservative MEP: Same-sex marriage is a radical change in social policy 27
5:11 PM — Conservative MEP Giles Chichester has dismissed the government's equal marriage plans by saying of marriage "It ain't broke so why spend valuable parliamentary time trying to fix it?"
Poll: Three quarters of Conservative peers call on government to halt equal marriage 53
11:47 AM — Three quarters of Conservative peers say the government should call a halt to its plans to introduce equal marriage for England and Wales, according to ComRes.
7th January 2013
David Cameron: We haven't made it clear enough that churches won't be forced to marry gay couples 31
11:28 AM — David Cameron has reaffirmed his commitment to same-sex marriage but said that the Government hasn't communicated the changes very well to those who fear changes being imposed on churches.
3rd January 2013
Tory MP: Shelve same-sex marriage plans because it will drive away ethnic minorities 54
3:41 PM — Conservative MP Mark Pritchard has called on his party to "shelve" government plans to introduce equal marriage because it is unlikely to attract the votes of ethnic minorities.
28th December 2012
Manchester: Road survey criticised for asking gender-related questions 24
12:53 PM — Local government officials in Greater Manchester have defended a transport public consultation document that asks respondents to identity their race, sexuality and gender following complaints.
Poll: 71% of Tory members say equal marriage is splitting the party 35
10:22 AM — A poll carried out by the ConservativeHome website has found that 71% believe same-sex marriage is splitting the Tory party.
26th December 2012
High Court Judge who criticised same-sex marriage had promised to 'keep a low profile' on subject 39
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Lynne Featherstone: Religious leaders shouldn't try and stop others from holding same-sex marriages 32
1:57 PM — Lynne Featherstone, now an International Development Minister, but previously the Minister for Equalities argues that religious leaders need to have more faith in their own beliefs and stop trying to force others to live by their anti-equal rights views.
High Court Judge: Same-sex marriage isn't a priority as it only helps 0.1% of population 70
10:22 AM — Upcoming plans to legalise marriage equality have come under fire from a High Court judge, who said that the government should focus on the "crisis of family breakdown".
25th December 2012
Cameroon's Catholic Archbishop: Giving gays equal rights is a 'crime against humanity' 62
10:10 PM — One of the most senior Catholic leaders in Cameroon has labeled gay equality such as same-sex marriages as a "crime against humanity".
Feature: The top 15 stories that changed LGBT life in the UK in 2012 6
12:59 PM — As 2012 draws to a close, PinkNews.co.uk takes a look back at the most important UK stories of the last twelve months. This year has been an exceptional one for LGBT news in the UK so we've decided to extend the number of stories to 15!
24th December 2012
UK: PM attempts to appease anti-gay Christians by quoting Bible in Christmas message 42
1:48 PM — Commentators believe this year's Christmas message by the prime minister is being seen as a way of trying to appease socially conservative Christians.
21st December 2012
Tory MP Steve Baker: Letting gays marry will not improve tolerance in our society 51
9:22 AM — Conservative MP for Wycombe, Steve Baker, has said that the Government's plans for same-sex marriage will not improve tolerance in society. He said the Government should wait 10 years before letting gay couples marry.


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Interested in Attending?
Our 2014 conference is going to be great! Get all the details on our conference detail page.
Get to Know Us
See who is on the TIC Committe. These folks work hard to continue this amazing event and support the community.
The 2014 TIC Committee is currently planning for this upcoming conference on November 1, 2014!
Translating What?
Opening its doors to the public for the 12th time in eleven years, the Translating Identity Conference (TIC) explores a wide array of topics in discourses regarding gender and transgender identities, expressions, communities, and intersections. TIC is a free, student organized, non-profit conference that seeks to reach not only the University of Vermont & the Burlington community, but the nation as a whole. A one-day event, TIC has numerous sessions to choose from at any time that are directed towards people at all levels of inclusion in the trans and allied communities. This conference is a safe space for everyone to come, learn, and enjoy themselves!
This conference is open to the national public, but space is limited with 600 spaces open to the public and 300 available to UVM affiliates. Please register as soon as possible to guarantee your spot.
Registration and attendance are free!
Room & Ride Board
This is a forum to facilitate carpooling and home sharing - which we hope will enable more people to be able to attend TIC. If you need a ride and/or wish to spend the night in Burlington, reach out! Likewise, if you have a free seat in your car or an extra futon and are comfortable sharing, do tell. Happy sharing everyone!
Help keep TIC free by:
- Offering a donation
- Letting our UVM President know how important TIC is!
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Crazy Joe's Fish House
Hot Fish. Cold Beer! For the best in food, fun and atmosphere you've gotta get to Crazy Joe's!
Popeye Picnic
Join Popeye and his friends for the 5K Run/Walk, parade, rides, games, music, food and more at this annual event.
Annual Fort de Chartres Rendezvous
The Rendezvous is a re-creation of the traditional French trapper's holiday of the Eighteenth Century, and is one of the oldest and largest events of its kind in the United States. Join with the buckskinners, militiamen, artisans, and entertainer as they celebrate life in the shadows of the great fortress known as Fort de Chartres.
CITY:Prairie du Rocher
Rice & Fries
Rice & Fries is delicious Chinese food with a twist.
Reids' Harvest House
Reids' Harvest House Smorgasbord serves good, home-style, traditional American food. Their 35-foot buffet line is packed with so many wonderful, mouth-watering dishes. At Reids' there are no gimmicks to attract attention, just good food and plenty of it.
Marcello's Pizza
Marcello's has a large selection of delicious pizzas made with only the freshest ingredients for a little taste of Italy.
Maeystown General Store
Maeystown General Store is a piece of yesterday in beautiful Maeystown, Illinois.
Jan's Horseshoe Inn
Jan's Horseshoe Inn has delicious food with fast, friendly service.
Dave & Joyce's Country Kitchen
At Dave & Joyce's enjoy delicious homestyle cuisine fresh from their kitchen.
CITY:Red Bud
Wilson Home Furnishings
Wilson's has furniture, draperies and curtains, rugs, appliances, and kitchen cabinets for your home.
Lollies Cafe
Lollies Cafe offers different specials every day, and is best known for their all-you-can-eat blue gill Friday nights and all-you-can-eat fried chicken Sunday.
Ben's Diner
Ben's Diner has delicious diner staples in a fun, retro atmosphere.
D & H Florist & Candle Shop
D & H has a large selection of wonderful flowers and beautiful candles.
Tequilas Mexican Restaurant
Tequila Mexican Restaurant offers delicious Mexican food at a great price with fabulous, fast, and friendly service.
Corner George Inn Sweet Shoppe
Corner George Inn Sweet Shoppe has a large selection of tantalizing treats and sweets to enjoy. Part of the Corner George Inn, a B & B.
Ye Old Landmark Inn II
Since 1934, Old Landmark Captain's Table has been offering great food, here are some of their delicious menu items: clam chowder, buffalo wings, fried calamari, burgers, homemade cole slaw and potato salad, and seafood and live music on the weekends.
Schenk's Market
With an old-fashioned general store feel, Schenk's Market offers fresh meats, groceries and refreshments for weary travelers.
Christmas Haus
Christmas Haus has wonderful gifts and items for every day of the week.
Big Vic's BBQ
Big Vic's offers delicious, smokey barbeque in a variety of meats, served with great sides.
Pistol City Restaurant & Saloon
Pistol City has a great menu full of delicious dishes and large buffet to keep everyone happy, set in a warm, family friendly atmosphere.
Farmer's Table
From the Farmer's Table straight to yours, fresh and delicous home-cooked meals for the whole family.
Doreen's Restaurant
Doreen's Restaurant has an excellent menu full of delicious dishes to tantalize the senses, to enjoy in a bright, clean atmosphere.
Di Carlo's Pizza & Pasta
At Di Carlo's enjoy delicious Italian pizza and pasta in a warm, casual atmosphere.
CITY:Red Bud
The Hunt Club
breakfast included, non-smoking rooms available


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Diabetes Education
|The outpatient diabetes program at
Chatham Hospital is committed to excellence in diabetes care. A team
approach is used to provide out patients and their families with the
education and self-management skills needed to better control diabetes
and improve health outcomes.
Diabetes education includes:
Diabetes Education programs include:
The diabetes education department is located in Chatham Medical Park behind the main hospital. For more information contract our Diabetes Education Department at 919-799-4720


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A turma dos CFWs anda rápida! Agora o DIGITAL EVO libera a sua versão 1.0 para o CFW 4.50, à saber:
1.0 Additions:
- Patch Protection disabled lv1 lv2 peek / poke, RSOD (bypass), ReActPSN and check.
- Compatible with PS2 and PSP Remaster Classic
- Install Package Files original
- Compatible with a homebrew should I launch this week (Evo Browser) This allows you to see movies, series, listen to the radio, see useful links to various sites, tutorials, etc.
Evo Browser BETA:
Good friend will leave here a video of the progress of homebrew Evo Browser know what you think and if you want to and leave hints all comments are welcome… The video quality is not much better because my camera broke.
Install CFW 4.50 DigitalEvo:
Required: Check the MD5: You can use this program to verify: lujosoft.net/counter/click.php?id=6
1st Option:
A1. Connect to a USB or PC formatted disk (FAT32).
A2. Create a folder named "PS3″.
A3. Inside that folder create another folder named "UPDATE" EX: PS3/UPDATE /
A4. Inside that folder put the file PS3UPDAT.PUP
A5. Updating via XMB …
2nd Option:
B1. No Connect to PC or a USB disk (FAT32).
B2. Create a folder named "PS3″.
B3. Inside that folder create another folder named "UPDATE" EX: PS3/UPDATE /
B4. Inside that folder put the file PS3UPDAT.PUP
B5. off the PS3.
B6. Keep clicked the off button, the system will turn on and off again.
B7. Once the system is off, press the button until you hear two consecutive beeps.
B8. When you hear these two signals removes his finger.
B9. Now you have to call the command's official PS3 with usb cable.
B10. The recovery menu will appear.
B11. Enter and update.
B12. Move on until finished.
- Installable on OFW 3.55/CFW3.XX/CFW4.XX
- Remove the database from within the drive before updating.
- You can install the XMB or recovery either install correctly without issue.
- Questions about PSP Remaster must check with the developer of the application that you use for the conversion and then make a request on the spot and Doubts Help (Check first if your question has already been exposed want to organize the best forum for this but I need to collaborate all).
- Before talking crap about me not responding to requests for help remember first that I do not live just for this. (I help when I can)
4.50 multiMAN compatible: http://playstation-3…-450-habib.html
New Downgrade 4.xx Evo:
Before too want to warn you that you should not worry if they see the recovery menu after installing version 5.00 downgrade.
1. Download the downgrader PUP 4.xx: http://ul.to/bf74od8b (size 176MB -185,147,700 bytes)
2. Check MD5: C83C5D611973451EAE40A9C515A9DBA5
3. Extract the folder PS3 and place it on your USB; Example: "USB \ PS3 \ Update \ PS3UPDAT.PUP"
4. While in CFW 4.xx, go to System Update in XMB and install the PUP downgrader 4.xx. [optional] Once installed, now put Toggle_qa: Clickhttp://www.4shared.c…/toggle_qa.html to install and run. (You will hear three beeps)
5. Go to a network settings and make the key combination: L1 + L2 + L3 + R1 + R2 + Down dpad. If it goes well you will see the menus appear.
6. Start the PS3 recovery menu and install http://ul.to/5i0qwdqm 3.55 CFW Nocheck (note use the Recovery Menu very important)
When the installation is complete, you are back to 3.55.
7. Recheck Toggle QA. Now install your favorite CFW 3.55 or so can install a CFW 4.xx.
NRMS: Theme / Template
Habib: core_OS
Deank: For its ongoing efforts in Multiman.
Andoma: For his fine work in Showtime Media Player.
Rebug: For your Patch.
Rogero: For your good work Rogero manager.
PS3 Dev Wiki: Source of all tools.
Anonymous devolopers and all others.
O MD5 para verificar o download é FB9A4EDB3EC182FB3C2D3D5F162E4CAA MD5: FB9A4EDB3EC182FB3C2D3D5F162E4CAA


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Blog Action Day is an annual event beginning in 2007 where bloggers from around the world write about a single subject. This year's theme is "The Power of We" which explores topics such as equality, freedom, and community. While many people will be discussing non-profit organizations that benefit various societal sectors, I want to highlight the family.
A person's family is their first community, their first organization, their first "we." The power of a home cooked family meal is underestimated by many. Families that cook and eat together receive several hidden benefits. Besides the obvious advantages of saving money and instilling healthy eating habits, having dinner as a family has other, long lasting effects. Research has shown that children will be less likely to try and abuse drugs and alcohol and will achieve higher grades in school. As parents, you are more likely to hear about a serious problem and trust will increase within the familial unit.
Organizing a family dinner can be a daunting task if you are not accustomed to "rallying the troops" everyday. Start by choosing a couple days out of the week that the whole family can commit to eating together. Also, allow everyone to partake in the preparation process (cooking is half the fun). Quality time spent at the table, strengthening family ties, will ultimately lead to a happier and healthier life for all members.
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Preserving a Legacy...While Preparing for Tomorrow
Fred Pirkle Engineering Technology Center Groundbreaking
June 12, 2015 at 1:30 p.m.
At the corner of Bowers Boulevard and Sam Houston Avenue
Vision with a Purpose
Pirkle Center Presentation- includes design and layout of floors.
Welcome From the Chair
Thank you for taking the time to visit our website. Whether you are a prospective student, interested parent, alumnus, or just surfing through, I hope you will find something of interest to you here.
About the Department's Programs
The Agricultural Sciences program has multiple educational centers and complexes. The Horticulture Center has two greenhouses and laboratory facilities for floral design. The Agricultural Engineering Technology Center provides students with hands-on experience in metal fabrication, electricity and electronics, hydraulics, structures, alternative energy resources, and soil and water conservation. The 1,740-acre Gibbs Ranch Education and Research Facility, located north of campus on Highway 75, serves as a living laboratory for all aspects of agricultural and natural resource management.
Industrial Sciences encompasses diverse programs which prepare students for a wide variety of careers in many important fields. Programs include design and development, industrial education, industrial safety management, construction management, and electronics.
Link to Register: http://goo.gl/forms/RjfxglOJq5
Contact Info
Department of Agricultural Sciences and Engineering Technology
Sam Houston State University
Box 2088
Huntsville TX 77341


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Pawn Stars: Season 5, Episode 46
Love Me Spender (25 Jun. 2012)
TV Episode | TV-PG | | Reality-TV
Ratings: 7.3/10 from 15 users
Reviews: write review
Rock out with the Pawn Stars when an Elvis Presley contract gyrates into the shop. Signed before The King got famous, will the guys try to buy this piece of music history, or will they send the seller to Heartbreak Hotel?
Director:Jairus Cobb