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Continuous subcutaneous insulin infusion treatment was effective in lowering A1C levels in children with type 1 diabetes, with improvements sustained at 48 months, according to a study presented at the annual meeting of the Pediatric Academic Societies. CSII treatment lacks cost-effectiveness but is safe and well-tolerated compared with multiple daily injections, researchers said.
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Beef soup -- it's what's for lunch. From old-fashioned beef stew to goulash, these beef soups are ready to be packed up for lunch at the office.See Popular Beef Soup Recipes
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There's nothing better on a chilly day than a big bowl of this comforting soup, loaded with chunks of tender steak, mushrooms, carrots and barley.
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Cubes of beef simmer to tenderness in a delicious mixture of beef broth, vegetables, herbs and a secret ingredient - instant coffee crystals - to maximize the scrumptious flavor of this hearty soup.
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A fun and tasty soup recipe the whole family can enjoy! For the full cheeseburger effect, serve on toasted buns with all the fixings.
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There's nothing better on a chilly day, than a bowl of this hearty soup...it's so satisfying and simple to prepare, you'll want to make it again and again.
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Poblano peppers, tomatillos, and cumin add South of the Border flavor to this beef soup. Top with Mexican cheese and serve with tortilla chips for dinner.
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Enjoy zesty Mexican flavors in this easy-to-make low-fat beef and bean soup.
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Set the heat level to mild, medium, or hot by adjusting the type of salsa you use. This slow-cooker dinner couldn't be easier to make.
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You can eat this chili three-way, four-way, or five-way. Three-way means chili, spaghetti, and grated yellow cheese. Four-way is three-way plus either beans or onions. With five-way, you get it all; chili, spaghetti, cheese, beans, and onions.
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Ham, beef, beans, and lots of vegetables make this soup a filling meal for a cold winter day.
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Sprinkle crushed tortilla chips on each serving of this chock-full-of-cheese ground beef soup.
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For an even faster meal, cut up the beef and vegetables for this soup the evening before cooking the soup.
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Hot cooked macaroni helps mellow this super-spicy beef chili recipe.
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This beef, bean, and vegetable soup is loaded with spices, including cumin, ginger, and garam masala. It makes a satisfying low-calorie meal.
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When it comes to chili recipes, you don't normally find pineapple in the ingredient list, but the fruit adds a hint of sweetness in contrast to the beef and spices.
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Ladle up bowls of this hearty beef roast and potato stew for dinner when the weather cools. Serve with garlic bread, crackers, or corn bread.
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Trojans From Kuiper, Not Priam
They're light enough to float on water, so by definition, they're comets, not stony asteroids. UC-Berkeley astronomers found a pair orbiting each other in one of Jupiter's Trojan points and were able to determine the bodies had a density lower … Continue reading
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The picks: CFL semifinal edition
Here's your starting tailback for the Montreal Alouettes in today's East Division semifinal talking to media types at his locker stall Saturday. Don't recognize Brandon Rutley? Don't feel bad (PNG) EAST DIVISION SEMIFINAL B.C. at Montreal, 10 a.m. Maybe it's … Continue reading
Taylor-made ray of hope for Lions
At practice, as it was when he scored a touchdown on the road in Regina this year, it was almost a case of don't ask, don't tell for the Lions and Courtney Taylor until coach Mike Benevides piped up Wednesday. … Continue reading
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Ed Willes: Pierce brings Lions back to life
Most places that Mike Reilly of the Eskimos went, fellow Central Washington product Adam Bighill followed. Bighill and the Lions defence held firm early until the offence recovered Friday (PNG/Gerry Kahrmann) Here's Ed Willes' column on the Lions win Friday:… Continue reading
Looking back: Former Lions backup QB Mike Reilly, now starting with the Eskimos, had one chance to make the right impression
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Chara: 'We know we have to be better'
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For 40 minutes, it looked like Zdeno Chara and the Bruins had the Canadiens right where they wanted them.
They were playing solid defense, Tuukka Rask had turned away all 18 shots and run his shutout streak to 127 minutes, 15 seconds and they even converted a chance in front of the opposing goalie on the power play for a 1-0 lead.
All the Bruins had to do was keep it up for 20 more minutes and not only would they finally win at home, they would run their winning streak to five games and put some distance between themselves and the final spot in the Eastern Conference playoff race.
But as was the case before the break, the Bruins – especially on defense – picked a bad time to start skating backwards. And as a result – four unanswered Canadiens goals in the third – the Bruins had endured their 10th straight home loss.
"We know we have to be better, especially at home, especially at this time of year going into the end of the season and pushing to play in the playoffs. We know we need to be better. We have to take advantage of being at home, for sure," Chara said.
Counting Thursday's home match against Toronto before a seven-game road trip, the Bruins have just nine home games remaining.
"Those games we have left, we have to find a way. We have to make sure we win most of them," Chara added.
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can someone show me 15k luxons with 15k platmail helm dyed silver plz and thank you
can someone show me 15k luxons with 15k platmail helm dyed silver plz and thank you
Here's a compilation of the armor I mainly use.
The first two I wear when I use an Axe and the last one is for when I use my Sword.
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the luxon helm is sooooooo ugly! sorry for people that love it but it does suck, and i dont' really love my luxon armor, i wish i would of saved my money and got some other armor for one of my other characters.
I have to admit the helm is ugly too, but the rest of the armour looks pretty good with silver.
u can get that armor for 1.5k? where can u get that?Originally Posted by Koral Nyx
dude its a 15k armor threadOriginally Posted by Koral Nyx
Still looks good. Who cares?Originally Posted by nil desperandum
The new 1.5k armours look good too. They don't have the noob-feel yet. That comes with time.
Although, imo, the kurzick undyed 1.5k without the helm looks better than the same 1.5k with the helm.
The helm drags all the attention to itself so you only see an ugly batmask.


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Nokia WRT Plug-Ins Let Web Developers & Designers Quickly Extend Existing Web Content to the Global Mobile Marketplace
NOK) today introduced three time-saving mobile development tools for desktop
designers and developers of Internet content, enabling the quick and easy
conversion of standard web code and scripting languages into exciting new
mobile applications and services while working directly within three of the
most popular software development environments on the market today.
The Nokia Web Runtime Extension for Adobe Dreamweaver, Nokia WRT plug-in
for Microsoft Visual Studio and the newly updated WRT plug-in 2.0 for Aptana
Studio let large numbers of web developers and designers using HTML, CSS,
JavaScript(TM), Ajax code and other standards-based technologies immediately
extend their existing web content to the mobile channel through the fast and
efficient creation of mobile widget applications.
Nokia WRT widgets provide mobile users instant access to customizable
information or tools drawn in real-time from the Internet. Popular widgets
range from breaking news headlines to stock-market tickers, social network
status updates, flight arrival schedules, localized daily weather and more.
Nokia's WRT is built on the same open-source, industry standard WebKit
project environment used by Web Browser for S60, Nokia's full-HTML browser
for the latest devices running on Nokia's S60 platform. The world's leading
smartphone platform, S60 on Symbian OS accounts for more than 180 million
devices cumulatively shipped by S60 licensees, including Nokia, Samsung,
Lenovo and LG.
Nokia's WRT widget plug-ins let web developers and designers working
within Dreamweaver, Visual Studio and Eclipse-based Aptana Studio rapidly
deliver innovative and feature rich widget-based content to users of tens of
millions of supported Nokia devices currently available in markets worldwide.
No previous experience with Nokia software development tools or mobile
platform technologies is needed to create on-device Nokia WRT widget
applications, enabling businesses and organizations to mobilize their
existing web presence and create exciting Web 2.0 mashups of content and
services that combine the power of the Internet with the advanced
capabilities of Nokia mobile devices.
"These new Nokia WRT tools open up the mobile market to web developers
and creative professionals worldwide who work every day in these widely used
development environments to create web applications and content," said
enable the easy creation of feature-rich widget applications for the
enjoyment of mobile consumers around the globe, providing new horizons to
untold numbers of individuals and organizations seeking to extend their web
content and Internet presence into the mobile space."
Additionally, within the next 30 days, Nokia will localize the WRT
Extension for Adobe Dreamweaver and the Nokia WRT plug-in for Microsoft
Visual Studio, offering multi-language support for developer tools for the
first time. The tools will be available in eight languages, including
traditional and simplified Chinese, English,
Russian and Spanish for developers around the world.
The Nokia WRT plug-in for the open-source Aptana Studio IDE launched in
April, has been applauded by many developers, including
PavingWays, which specializes in bringing web-based applications and services
to mobile devices.
"We immediately identified the businesses advantages of using the WRT
plug-in to quickly and efficiently complete mobile widget creation projects
within the Aptana Studio development environment," said
Co-Founder and Lead Developer at PavingWays. "In a few short weeks, we
experienced considerable savings in time and resources and were able to bring
our Nokia WRT application to market in time for the launch of the new Nokia
N97 touchscreen device."
Currently supporting more than two dozen of the most popular Nokia
devices available in markets worldwide, all three of the new Nokia WRT
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Feature Pack 2 devices and onward, as well as all S60 5th Edition devices.
WRT plug-ins also support select S60 3rd Edition, Feature Pack 1 devices,
with a firmware upgrade via a Nokia software updater necessary to install WRT
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Nokia's updated WRT plug-in for Aptana Studio 2 immediately supports
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functionality for two Nokia touch-screen devices, the Nokia 5800 XpressMusic
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CrossFiber Purchases All Intellectual Property and Inventory of Photonic Switch Maker OMM
IP Includes 2D and 3D MEMS Patents
San Diego, California (PRWEB) September 18, 2012
CrossFiber Inc. disclosed that the Company now owns the entire patent portfolio, invention and lab notebooks, manufacturing knowhow and 2D MEMS switch inventory of OMM. OMM was the inventor and pioneering manufacturer of the world's first Telcordia-qualified MEMS-based photonic switch modules.
For data center owner/operators and fiber optic telco networks, CrossFiber manufactures photonic switches which offer the best combination of performance and cost. CrossFiber LiteSwitch(TM) all-optical switches feature 3D MEMS micro-mirror technology originally started at OMM, combined with beam control innovations developed and licensed by Trex –which incubated CrossFiber– and CrossFiber's own innovations in beam control, switch architecture, and precision optics. With the expansion of opportunities in data centers and telco networks, CrossFiber has now been fully spun off as an independent company.
"We now own an even stronger IP portfolio and a deeper base of knowhow," said Hus Tigli, CrossFiber's President & CEO, who also served as the CEO of OMM. "Our core technologies, combined with our innovations in automated manufacturing and testing of precision parts enable us to serve customers demanding performance, economical solutions and volume manufacturing."
About CrossFiber
CrossFiber develops and manufactures breakthrough photonic switches, based on proprietary technologies which combine 3D MEMS micro-mirrors on silicon, non-invasive beam steering (NIBS), and custom ASICs. CrossFiber's unique combination of performance and cost makes LiteSwitch systems the most suitable across all major applications in data centers and telco fiber optic switching. More information can be found at http://www.crossfiber.com.
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Manchester United coach Rene Meulensteen has been impressed by Ole Gunnar Solskjaer in his first weeks involved with the reserve-team.
"As a player, Ole was so productive off the bench, he had a great ability to read games and opponents, and that will help him also as a coach and a manager," Meulensteen told ManUtd.com.
"He's got a good eye for tactical ideas about the game. I sit a lot with him upstairs during matches and he has a good sharp view for what's happening in a game and what he would do to change it and why things are happening. It certainly bodes well."
Solskjaer brings down the curtain on his playing career with this weekend's testimonial against Espanyol, and Reds coach Meulensteen expects the Norwegian's career move into management to mirror his success as a United player.
"The things that made Ole succeed as a player will make him succeed in management," said Meulensteen. "He's got great determination and focus, as well as a great ability to learn, and these qualities are the same as those you need to be a successful manager."


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Skilling were found guilty of fraud and conspiracy today.
Powers endured a high-publicity trial and was found guilty of espionage.
Willard was found guilty and hanged shortly afterward.
The ballplayer was found guilty of battery, but a friendly judge suspended his sentence.
It turns out that there was a transcript kept of the trial, but when he was found not guilty they never printed it up.
Groups found guilty of hazing can lose university recognition, funds, and use of campus facilities.
He was tried and found guilty at the time, but not definitively convicted.
The judicial officials could now each face a spell of ten years behind bars, if found guilty.
He was, as the court martial found, absolutely guilty as charged.
The jury found the two arson defendants guilty, but the judge handed down lenient sentences.
The defendant was found guilty, but he eventually received a retrial and a life sentence.
It has frequently been found guilty or has had to make substantial payments to settle cases brought against it.
They are trying to foment a revolution, and they don't feel guilty about that, not one bit.
She gave me a guilty smile as she wrapped up the leftovers for later.
Hogan pleaded guilty to felony bank robbery last month.
He was accused of hyperbole but seems, rather, to have been guilty of understatement.
Jurors look at testimony and judge whether a defendant is guilty or not guilty.
Instead, he says, the seven are guilty of negligence because they did not take the risk of a big quake seriously enough.
Always felt too guilty to do so because of what it cost.
All they need to prove is reasonable doubt, and there are plenty of guilty people that can do that.
The seller has since pled guilty and is scheduled to be sentenced later this year.
When the guilty party finally came forward, she treated him gently but firmly.
And that song happens to be a guilty pleasure of mine, so that's a plus in my book.
Now there are so many choices, you almost feel guilty if you lounge on a deck chair and read a book.
She sometimes screams at her children for no reason and then feels guilty.
And many subsequently plead guilty after charges are reduced, which is why so many do not go on to contest the case.
He also admits to occasionally taking guilty pleasure in seeing weak teachers get bad ratings.
Some prosecutors deliberately overcharge to encourage suspects to plead guilty on lesser counts.
The guilty are alarmed and turn pale at the slightest thunder.
For whoever meditates a crime is guilty of the deed.
The judge is condemned when the guilty are acquitted.
He who conceals an useful truth is equally guilty with the propagator of the injurious falsehood.
The college had pleaded guilty, and tried to reform.
She wept so bitterly for the smallest faults, that others would have thought her guilty of grievous crimes.
The judge is condemned when the guilty is acquitted.
Lately, the backcountry has become so sanctified that you feel a little guilty for using it at all.
Don't make someone feel guilty for showing up with a non-local dish.
Parents shouldn't feel guilty about prenatal screening.
He has cooperated entirely with the authorities, and has pled guilty.
When thieves start to feel guilty or feel they might get arrested they tend to destroy the evidence.
However, if one of their own neocon comrade is established guilty using the method, they will deny that techniques works.
All that will do is make them feel guilty and then rebel.
If you live in the industrialized world, you are guilty.
The modern societies feel guilty for their suffering and send them food to prevent starvation.
First, the legal system makes many mistakes, and all who are convicted are not necessarily guilty.
We live in a society of laws and the law requires proof before it finds someone guilty.
To say that none but the perp are guilty means that nobody has a legal or moral duty to intervene or report this behavior.
He pled not guilty, but he believed that guilt was always a matter of motive and intent.
We humans are guilty of so so many destructive things, ocean pollution being one of them.
Local officials often turn a blind eye to abuses, and when they do act, punishment for the guilty is light.
If you feel guilty about burning food for fuel, there is an excellent solution: buy some grain and donate it to the needy.
Nobody bothered to find out who manipulated those prices either, so the guilty is still at large and waiting to pounce again.
But a writer who works with deep insight and truthful purpose can never be guilty of a lack of decency.
He was not guilty of whatever the officers suspected of him.
It was a defendant who had pled guilty to an income tax violation.
Successful venture and growth funds create something out of nothing, and hence, could not be guilty of destroying jobs.
Spending money to replace something that works would make me feel wasteful and guilty.
It caters to those who feel guilty at spending money on vanity or who enjoy being abused.
He insisted upon his innocence in the deaths of his children and refused an offer to plead guilty in return for a life sentence.
Neil worries that she feels guilty for his life, then that she is trying to make him feel guilty for hers.
She feels guilty because she has no warm feelings for him.
The chief public reaction to the verdict, which was not guilty by reason of insanity, was outrage.
The jury returned a unanimous verdict of not guilty.
Kern, the absentee owner of fifty acres, felt guilty at the rarity of his visits.
She stares at him with her mouth wide open, waiting for him to feel guilty.
It was they who felt guilty and revolted by these practices, which they now deeply regret.
She doubts he feels the slightest remorse over what he has done, nor does she believe he truly thinks he is guilty of anything.
And, when considering the guilty party, there will always be an element of uncertainty.
Whether they really are guilty or not is no concern of mine.
The clients are usually guilty of heinous murders, and almost always come from brutally depressed and violent backgrounds.
If any member of our party is guilty in that matter, you know it or you do not know it.
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CHARLOTTE, N.C.-- Drew Brees watched from the sideline as the New Orleans offense failed to move the ball. He shivered on the cold Sunday afternoon as the backups on defense tried to stop Jonathan Stewart.
Just after NFL commissioner Roger Goodell talked of creating incentives to get teams that have already locked up playoff positioning to play their starters, Saints coach Sean Payton enjoyed the view of Brees with him on the sideline -- even if it meant entering the playoffs on a three-game losing streak after a 23-10 loss to the Carolina Panthers.
'The idea of getting a draft pick and having your quarterback not healthy for a divisional playoff game doesn't sound real appealing to me,' Payton said of Goodell's incentive idea.
So 39-year-old Mark Brunell started for Brees, who broke Ken Anderson's 27-year-old NFL record for completion percentage in a season without throwing a pass. Jeremy Shockey never got on the field, Reggie Bush got only five carries and by the second half nearly every defensive starter was watching.
Sure, the Saints (13-3) are still the No. 1 seed with home-field advantage throughout the playoffs. But what happened to the team that was once flirting with a perfect season?
'Would I have loved it if we came out here and scored 41 today? I mean, yeah,' Brees said. 'But is it worth the risk? Those are the things you have to weigh. We had a formula that worked well for us in 2006 with that No. 2 seed and first-round bye. That's what we're following.'
The Saints rested their starters against Carolina that day, too. This time, they were out of it after the second play from scrimmage, when Stewart rumbled 67 yards for a touchdown.
He finished with 125 yards and teamed with the injured DeAngelo Williams to give the Panthers two 1,100-yard rushers, the first time it's happened since the AFL-NFL merger in 1970.
Matt Moore threw for 162 yards and a touchdown to Dwayne Jarrett to finish 4-1 as a starter, after the struggling Jake Delhomme was sidelined with a broken finger.
Defensive end Julius Peppers, in perhaps his final game in Carolina ahead of another offseason of free agency, intercepted Brunell late in the fourth quarter.
But the big question after the game for the Panthers (8-8) centered on coach John Fox.
'He took a team that was 5-8 going down the stretch and we finished this thing 8-8, and that's a great testament to his leadership ability,' Panthers defensive tackle Damione Lewis said. 'We really appreciate the job he's been doing. We hope to get him back.'
Fox, with a year left on his contract but no extension in sight, sidestepped questions of whether he'd like to return to Carolina or seek other jobs.
'I usually talk to my family and see where that all goes,' he said.
There was little suspense for Fox after the Panthers scored 10 points in the final 13 seconds of the first half to take a 17-3 lead.
Jarrett, the disappointing 2007 second-round pick, was active only because Steve Smith broke his left forearm a week earlier. Jarrett had a leaping fourth-down catch, then caught a 30-yard touchdown -- his first as a pro -- to put the Panthers up 14-3. Courtney Roby then fumbled the kickoff return, Dante Wesley recovered and John Kasay's 41-yard field goal on the final play put Fox's Panthers in command.
'I don't want to play for anybody else,' linebacker Jon Beason said.
With the exception of the 30-degree temperature, the second half resembled a preseason game. Backup Lynell Hamilton's 1-yard run at the end of the third quarter was the Saints' only TD.
Brunell, making his first start since 2006 in Washington, was 15 of 29 for 102 yards and an interception as the Saints became the first No. 1 seed to enter the playoffs on a three-game skid.
'I don't think this is going to kill our team's momentum,' Shockey said. 'I know what we have in front of us. I think every person in this locker room is going to join arms and continue to play football like we did the first 13 games of the season.'
NOTES: It was the coldest home game in team history for the Panthers. ... Saints CB Jabari Greer played some after missing seven games with a sports hernia. ... Beason had eight tackles to finish with 164, breaking his own team record. 'Be better, because apparently I'm not good enough,' Beason said, referring to his Pro Bowl snub.
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Got Vista Ultimate? Want movies on your desktop?
You can now download the DreamScene Preview from Ultimate extras (search ultimate from the start menu) and download the preview. Enjoy all the video goodness! This is not the final version, but a mere preview of a technology that has more potential than first meets the eye.
For those of you without Windows Vista Ultimate, please adjust your desktop wallpaper, if you do it quick enough you will have the effect of a crude - albeit slow - animation.
Too bad I have a French version of Windows Vista Ultimate :'( I hope they won't forget my little country. I also hope they will release a 64-bit DreamScene Preview.
I like the idea of Dreamscene, and I love the animated aurora, but I don't like the way it uses 100% of my CPU :-(
FYI: The DreamScene upgrade worked fine on my Vista 64 version -- of course their first (only) example is a yawner. I want the waterfall! ha ha
I grabbed it today, but when I right click on the desktop it is greyed out. I made sure the Aero was set but still no love. Any ideas?
I'm suprised you can't get it working on your French version... I'll ask around for you and let you know.
This is only the Preview version (think beta) we're working on optimising the performance/playback tradeoff at the moment.
Check out some of the HD videos here: http://blogs.technet.com/james/archive/2007/01/09/hd-content-for-dreamscene.aspx
Have you selected a video to play? The Play/Pause Dreamscene will be greyed out when your desktop background is a static image. Right click on your desktop, click personalize, desktop background, choose Dreamscene content from the drop down list or choose browse to view ANY video from your machine....
Now the Play Dreamscene context menu item will be active....
Dreamscene works on the english Vista version for this moment. On my laptop, i've got Vista Ultimate English and I just had the french language pack and it works well.
As you can see on the screenshot, the preview doesn't appear in the Available Extras (http://menifred.chez-alice.fr/Images/UltimateExtras.jpg). I can't get it working because I can't get it at all :(. I really hope they'll release a localized version soon, and x64 compatible if possible.
@Blake Handler
No kidding? It worked on an x64 version? Lucky you.
I have dowloaded and installed DreamScene Preview from Ultimate Extras for my 64-bit installation.
I had no problem. And for 1GB RAM it was working without a problem.
Setting any video (.wmv and .mpeg) is so lovely. You do not need to search for background videos around.
I also liked the video that is available with Preview, but at first look I thought that is static, an image :) Later I realized that the scene is moving slowly :)
It is a lovely Valentine's Day gift for Vista lovers :)
To try to solve my problem I contacted the Windows Vista Ultimate Extra team and here is what I received:
"We have published a 64 bit version of the DreamScene Preview. The Preview is not localized though, so if you are not running the English OS, you will not see it.
You can work around this by installing the English Language Pack from Windows Update, and then checking for updates again. It should then appear, though the text will all be in English."
Special thank you to Paul.
It's true that it's really exciting to set a video as wallpaper.
Hey Fred
Glad you got a fix to the problem - Enjoy!
I can't get the dreamscene to work. I can select videos and they work, but when I select a dreamscene "movie" the desktop is black. Yet I can run it in MediaPlayer fine. I have an ATI X800 and 1GB RAM. Do I need to update drivers?
Hi Morgan
Just to check, after selecting a video is the video set to play (right click on desktop and click Dreamscene play)


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OROVILLE – The Oroville Council approved Verizon Wireless' request for a new cell phone tower located at 2019 1/2 Highland Drive despite objections by some who live nearby.
About Gary DeVonGary DeVon is the managing editor of the Okanogan Valley Gazette-Tribune and celebrated his 25th year at the newspaper in August 2012. He graduated from Gonzaga University with a degree in Communications - Print Journalism, with an emphasis in photojournalism. He is a proud alumnus of Oroville High School. His family first settled in Okanogan County in the late 1800s. His parents are Judy DeVon and the late Larry DeVon and he has two younger brothers - Dante and Michael. Many family members still call Oroville home. He is single with a grown daughter, Segornae Douglas and a young granddaughter, Erin.
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Three-way race for Tonasket Mayor's seat
OKANOGAN – With Patrick Walter calling it quits, three candidates have filed for a four-year term as Tonasket Mayor – two with council experience and the third a newcomer to Tonasket government.
Jump from old train bridge proves fatal for Oroville man
OROVILLE – The dead body of a man who jumped from the old Great Northern Railway bridge over the Similkameen River northwest of Oroville last Friday, was found early Monday morning.
CBP commits to flexible, practical implementation of new border requirement
WASHINGTON, DC – U.S. Customs and BorderProtection (CBP) assured U.S. and Canadian citizens last week that, ifotherwise admissible, they will be able to re-enter the United States when theWestern Hemisphere Travel Initiative (WHTI) is implemented for land and seatravel on Monday.
Oroville Chamber bringing circus back to town
OROVILLE – The Oroville Chamber of Commerce is once again hosting the Culpepper and Merriweather Circus at City Park on Friday June 5 with shows at 5:00 and 7:30 p.m.
New plan could allow local state park to remain open through 2011
OLYMPIA – The Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission approved a budget implementation plan last week that keeps all state parks, including Osoyoos Lake Veterans Memorial in Oroville, open in 2009-11, provided a new donation program tied to vehicle license tabs brings in enough revenue to operate state parks.
New TSA rules mean Oroville's airport could get a lot busier
OROVILLE – New federal rules requiring all airplanes leaving the United States clear U.S. Customs could mean Oroville's Dorothy Scott International Airport is in for a lot more traffic.
The Oroville City Council learned of the airport's potential for increased use from Airport Service Manager Steven Johnston at the council's Tuesday, May 19 meeting.
Oroville Softball one of the best in the league
OROVILLE – Oroville still is hovering near the top of the NCWB Fastpitch Standings with only Kittitas with a better record this season.
Walking paths part of high schooler's senior project
OROVILLE – Isaac Iverson, an Oroville 12th-grader, appeared before the council to discuss his senior project which would more designate a walking path around Oroville.
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The Pulse April 11
The Pulse April 2011 News from Albany College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences By the Numbers 4 Graduates Find Success by Following Different Paths Residency and Fellowship The Road Less Traveled: Naturopathic Medicine Point to Academic Career For Pharm.D. students looking to gain more specialized experience after graduation, the answer may lie in the form of a fellowship or residency (or both). Jessica Adams, Class of 2009, is one recent graduate who decided on this path. She elected to forego more lucrative employment opportunities upon graduation and is now pursuing an HIV pharmacology fellowship at the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill's Eshelman School of Pharmacy. Jessica Adams '09 Many career paths exist for ACPHS graduates, regardless of their program of study. For those who decide not to immediately enter the workforce, graduate education is a popular choice, but very few have taken the path of Ronak Patel. Beginning this fall, the B.S. student in Pharmaceutical Sciences will begin pursuit of his Naturopathic Doctorate (ND) at Southwest College of Naturopathic Medicine (SCNM) in Tempe, Arizona. Patel originally saw himself pursuing an M.D., but he changed his mind after learning about career opportunities in naturopathy and shadowing a naturopathic doctor near his home in Connecticut. It's a "natural" fit for someone whose two sisters are also involved with medicine (one is a doctor and one is a nurse). Pharmaceutical Sciences Chair Bill Millington said Patel's research and enterprise led him in this direction. Ronak Patel '11 "Ronak figured out what he really wants to do as a career," Millington said. "He's been successful in pursuing it, and I think success will continue in his work. What could be better than that?" See Naturopathy Continued on page 4 Much of her work is clinical research, involving patient screening, enrollment, follow up, and data analysis. She also works in an HIV clinic and teaches a course called "Problems in Pharmacotherapy." Adams began her fellowship in July 2010 and will continue there for two years. She chose the fellowship because of her interest in HIV and the positive HIV research experiences she had with ACPHS faculty members. "There are very few fellowships that deal with HIV research specifically, and I wanted to be in an academic program that was associated with a pharmacy school so I could gain teaching skills and also be able to work in an HIV clinic where I could continue to practice clinical skills that I had learned in my prior residency," Adams said. "These few years at a reduced salary are worth it to me to pursue a career that better suits my interests long term." First Master's Student Completes Successful Thesis ACPHS announced in 2008 that it would be enrolling students in its first graduate program, a master's degree in Pharmaceutical Sciences. Earlier this year, Florian Radu made history as the College's first master's gradate when he successfully presented and defended his thesis. Pharmaceutical Sciences Chair Bill Millington describes Radu as "a quintessential academic." He's a hardworking one too. Radu completed the four-year bachelor's program in pharmaceutical sciences in three years and did his master's in about a year. "His thesis defense was basically Ph.D.-level," Millington said. "People on his thesis committee challenged his science, and he rose to that challenge." Making the accomplishment even more impressive was the fact that he finished his thesis work while in his first year of study at Touro College of Osteopathic Medicine in New York City. Radu's thesis, titled "The Effect of Antioxidants on the Response of Rabbit Urinary Bladder to In Vitro Ischemia/Repertusion," was done with Pharmaceutical Sciences Professor Bob Levin See Adams Continued on page 5 Florian Radu '11 with thesis advisor Bob Levin See Medical School Continued on page 4 2 Find out why these students are smiling 3 Reflections on Japan's recovery 5 Study tips from the experts 2 The Pulse April 2011 Capturing ACPHS: On and Off Our Campuses ACPHS-Vermont's Operation Diabetes Outdoors Club Adventure A group of 25 faculty, staff and students involved in the College's Outdoors Club travelled upstate to Indian River (in North Creek) for a day of whitewater rafting. The group traversed nearly 20 miles in the Indian and Hudson rivers. Campus Welcomes Japanese Exchange Students The Vermont Campus' APhA chapter conducted their Operation Diabetes program on April 16. Twenty-two students participated in the event, including P1 students Selina Yun and James Guan (pictured above). They distributed information and performed glucose tests on approximately 200 people in two Burlington area malls. Seventeen of the people screened had high enough glucose levels that they were recommended to their physicians for follow ups. ACPHS Academy Presentations Exchange students from Tokyo's Showa University recently arrived at the College and will spend six weeks on the Albany Campus. The five students (front center) came as part of ACPHS's global exchange program and recently took part in a Multicultural Club event to raise reconstruction funds for Japan. Pharmacy Legislative Day Pharmacists and pharmacy students recently visited the State House in Albany to discuss a variety of health care topics with state legislators. Subjects included mail order medicine, immunization, Medicaid and collaborative drug therapy management. Pharmacy Practice Associate Professor Gina Garrison (speaker) hosted a morning rally, which was held before the legislative meetings. Members of the Student Society of Health System Pharmacists speak with ACPHS Academy students about poison prevention (top). ACPHS mentors teach students how to make ointments (bottom). April 2011 The Pulse 3 Reflections on Japan's Natural Disasters and Recovery By Dudley Moon Japan is an orderly country. The Japanese are an orderly people. On March 11, 2011 chaos replaced order as a powerful earthquake and tsunami struck the Tohoku region of Japan's Honshu or main island. The area most affected was about 150 miles northeast of Tokyo although the earthquake tremors were felt throughout Japan and Southeast Asia. Like so many others around the world, I watched the videos and news clips of events that followed the earthquake and the tsunami (a Japanese word meaning literally "harbor wave"). The scenes of destruction were unbelievable and horrifying as we saw the waves wipe out houses and overtake fleeing cars. Watching the cars being caught by the tsunami was the worst part because you knew that there were people in those cars. As the houses and whole villages were swept away, I remember hoping that everyone had gotten to safety. Yet I realized that was not probable, and it started to become clear that many thousands of people had lost their lives. I immediately began to contact my friends and colleagues in Japan to check on their safety. Over the next two days I was relieved to hear from all of them. But the images of the tsunami and those cars stayed with me. Those people were gone; their families and friends had lost them. For the first week or so, everyone in Japan was stunned. Most people in Japan simply did not know what to do. Although the majority of Japan was not damaged by the earthquake or tsunami, everyone was devastated � as if their town had been hit. While this is a common response to a disaster, it seemed prolonged in Japan. It might have been the result of the media in Japan showing the horrific scenes over and over again. But I think another factor was that for the average Japanese, the everyday order of things had been lost. The best analogy I can think of is what it might be like if the law of gravity had been repealed. And the crisis is not over. At the time of this writing, the challenges to contain the Fukushima reactor breach continue. However, the Japanese people are recovering. Quietly and with no fanfare, resolve is building as each person decides what he or she needs to do to bring back order to Japan. It is not the kind of thing any Japanese person would talk about. It would be unseemly and self-promoting to traditional Japanese. However, the Japanese people are incredibly resilient. Already they are beginning to rebuild. And while they won't speak about their efforts, all of my Japanese friends have expressed gratitude for the outpouring of support from the world and America in particular. Recent years have presented many challenges with natural disasters occurring from Haiti to New Zealand and worldwide economic difficulties. It would be easy for folks to ignore the events in Japan as "not their problem." But that has not been the case. People have responded throughout the world, and ACPHS students have been no exception. They have held a number of benefit activities to raise money for those affected by these tragic events. So on behalf of my friends in Japan, I want to thank everyone who has contributed to the relief efforts. Thank you. Dudley Moon is a Professor of Biological Sciences. He has coordinated a rotation at Maruzen Pharmaceuticals in Japan for more than a decade. He also started an exchange program with Tokyo's Showa University to promote cultural and academic exchange (see page 2). Q&A with Health Sciences Assistant Professor Kenneth Ihenetu Kenneth Ihenetu recently joined the Department of Health Sciences as an assistant professor. After receiving his bachelor's degree in his native Nigeria, he went to England for additional schooling, eventually obtaining his Ph.D. in pharmacology from the University of Hertfordshire. He is teaching Clinical Chemistry Lab and Biochemical and Cellular Technology this semester, and he recently answered a few questions about himself and his work. What brought you to ACPHS? I came to the States to do my post-doctoral work. My first post-doc was in basic research in pharmacology and neuroscience. I trained at the University of Louisville to be a clinical chemist and at Texas A&M for clinical lab science. I also worked at the University of California-San Francisco's clinical toxicology lab. I've always loved to teach, so I saw this position and applied for it. What attracted you to this position? The way the program is organized. The skills the students acquire are excellent. The nature of the curriculum helps students do whatever they want to do. It broadens students' perspectives on science. They can go into a number of industries. I wanted to become a part of that. What do you love about your job? I've always had a passion for teaching. I enjoy interacting with young people, seeing them grow, being able to talk with them about science. I mentored more than 20 students at Texas A&M. We published together. I love mentoring. It's a rewarding experience. What's most misunderstood about lab professionals? They occupy very important positions in hospitals, but they don't work on the front lines. Most people aren't aware of what they do, but they perform many important functions. For example, more than 75% of diagnoses are based on the results of a laboratory test. 4 The Pulse April 2011 By the Numbers: Relay for Life 39 | Number of registered teams.* 51 | Number of miles completed by Assistant Registrar and Men's Basketball Coach Craig Tynan. 418 | Number of registered participants.* 3,300 | Number of dollars raised by ACPHS-VT students. 36,000 | Total number of dollars raised to date.* * Final numbers not yet available. Medical School from page 1 serving as his advisor. Levin, along with many on his thesis committee, attested to Radu's professionalism, diligence, and research talent. Radu has authored and co-authored several journal articles and presented at meetings of the American Urological Association � rare achievements for a student at any level. "Florian is an extremely motivated individual with a real talent for basic and applied medical research," said Levin. Pharmaceutical Sciences Associate Professor Rich Dearborn also served on the committee and echoed the praise for Radu. "I've had the pleasure of seeing him grow as a student and a person. Florian has always been a hardworking student, reliable and sharp. He's never wavered in the face of criticism, which he's always taken in stride and used to improve -- in this respect, Florian is an ideal student," Dearborn said. Radu said he learned a lot at ACPHS as well. He is now thinking of specializing in urology and wants to teach someday. He is grateful for the ACPHS faculty members' mentorship, and says he gleaned valuable research, time management, critical thinking, and communications skills while at the College. "The labs and projects we had throughout the classes forced me to be a strong thinker and worker, both individually and within a group," Radu said. "The research presentations, projects, thesis dissertation, and tutoring I did at ACPHS greatly improved my skills as a professional communicator. This will be particularly important to me because a key part of being a good physician is being a good communicator." Commencement Weekend Friday, May 13 Hooding and Awards Ceremony Albert M. White Gymnasium � 4:30 p.m. � Student arrive � Students with A-M last names report to the SC Atrium. � Students with N-Z last names report to the SC 2nd Floor. � 5:00 p.m. � Ceremony begins � 6:30 p.m. � Ceremony concludes. Reception to follow in Student Center for graduates and families. Saturday, May 14 Commencement Empire State Plaza Convention Center � 12:00 p.m. � Convention Center opens � 12:30 p.m. � Student arrive at Convention Center and report in full regalia to Meeting Rooms 3 and 4 � 2:00 p.m. � Ceremony begins � 4:00 p.m. � Ceremony concludes There is no restriction on the number of guests that each graduate may bring to both events, but graduates are asked to try to limit parties to no more than four individuals. Naturopathy from page 1 One of the things he quickly observed during his job shadow experience was that the doctor didn't rush through her appointments, an aspect of the job which he finds very appealing. "There was more listening than talking," he said. "It was more of a conversation than going to the regular doctor." Patel wants to work on improving the diets of cancer patients, patients with diabetes, and obese children. Through his interest in the field, he has already helped his diabetic father eliminate his dependence on medications and manage his disease through healthier eating. "Nutrition is probably the most physiology, and biochemistry) in important factor when treating the first year. The second year patients," Patel said. "The better introduces disease response, educated people are about diagnoses, and naturopathic nutrition, the more they take out procedures. The third and fourth of staying healthy." Currently, 15 years of the program focus on states have laws regulating clinical practice. naturopathic doctors. Licensed ND's must obtain a four-year Alternative degree from a "The better educated medicine is naturopathic people are about nutrition, becoming an medicine school and pass a the more they take out of increasingly popular choice for comprehensive staying healthy." Americans, a fact board exam that was reinforced in the Patient (NPLEX). Protection and Affordable Care Act (part of President Obama's The academic program at SCNM, health care bill) which includes similar to other naturopathic provisions for both alternative medical colleges, begins with health care practitioners and medical sciences (anatomy, treatments. Naturopathic treatments such as homeopathy, plant-based medicine, acupuncture, hydrotherapy, and yoga are already covered by many health plans in the western United States (where most ND's are licensed to practice), and they continue to gain wider acceptance in the rest of the country. The U.S. Department of Labor predicts that consumer demand for alternative health care will continue to grow because of "research and changing attitudes about alternative, noninvasive health care practices." The Department also recently revised its official definition of naturopathic doctors so they can be categorized as primary care providers. April 2011 The Pulse 5 SGA Senate and Class Programming Representatives for the 2011-2012 school year Second Year Class of 2016/2014 President � Stephen Ziter Vice-President � George Oliva Secretary/Treasurer � Jicae Nuguid Programming Representatives � Brianna Luft and Jayne Graffam Third Year Class of 2015/2013 President � Sarwang Shah Vice-President- Miranda Mazzariello Secretary/Treasurer- Alex Grieco Programming Representatives � Ronald Ta and Nick Maggi Fourth Year Class of 2014/2012 President � Dan Corwin Vice-President � Peter Aiello Secretary/Treasurer � Emily Bruni Programming Representatives � Ashley Seakan and Jacqueline L'Heureux Fifth Year Class of 2013 President � Travis Lemon Vice-President � Sarah DeRuosi Secretary/Treasurer � Alex Goh Programming Representatives � Sarah Botting and Brittany Fitzpatrick Sixth Year Class of 2012 President � Peter D'Amigo Study Tips from the Experts As the academic year winds to a close and final exams quickly approach, we asked Arts and Sciences Associate Professor Michael Pittman, ACPHS-Vermont Pharmacy Practice Assistant Professor Sommer Zarbock and Academic Support Coordinator Julianne Messia to provide some exam tips for students. � Analyze old exams. This means not only looking at the content of the questions, but also the types of questions. � Create your own study guides by making charts, diagrams, flow charts and/or flash cards. � Use different colors when highlighting material. If you learn best by listening, make an audio recording of your notes. � Write your own exam questions. If you were the professor, what information would be important? � Review the hardest material first. You will need the most time and energy to tackle the difficult topics. � Take advantage of faculty office hours. � Get plenty of sleep, exercise and fresh air. Eat well and treat yourself. Cook your favorite meal, go for a run, do yoga. � Try to have fun and remember success isn't all about grades. Eliminating stress goes a long way towards helping you concentrate. Adams from page 1 Fellowships often lead to tenuretrack faculty positions, with the ultimate goal being to develop an independent researcher. "Fellowships are a structured approach to doing research," Pharmacy Practice Professor George Bailie said, and they typically last two to three years. Bailie, who was an infectious disease fellow at the University of Minnesota in the 1970s, added that the competition for fellowships can be intense. There are about 50 fellowships in the U.S. for which Pharm.D.'s qualify, mostly at large universities. Where fellowships are more research focused, residencies place a greater emphasis on patient care. More than 30 ACPHS students have received residencies since 2008. Prior to UNC, Adams did a pharmacy practice residency at Henry Ford Hospital in Detroit. In the future, Adams hopes to continue to have this mix of experiences. "Following the completion of my fellowship, I hope to be well prepared to start a faculty position where I will be able to teach, do research, and maintain some clinical practice," she said. There are two fellowships offered through ACPHS. 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2003 draft: replay on NBA network
Posted 26 June 2013 - 12:52 PM
Jay Bilas saying Darko Milicic would be the number 1 pick in the last 10 drafts if not for Lebron James made me lol as it did on draft day with Detroit taking him over Carmelo Anthony.
Went by Grainy footage of Milicic making hook shots over his neighbor in the driveway was his basic scouting film.
It just shows how far you can miss not taking the most ready to play guy in the draft.
Noel is not ready and like Jason Williams said on a segment..he will have to grow and develop his body over the next 4 or 5 years before he is NBA ready to defend on the block.
Lebron was deflecting Rookie of the Year honors in his post draft interview bc he said individual honors of of no concern to him as he is wants to improve his teamates and team performance.
For Lebron haters: he took that Cavs team with mighty Jamario Moon and Broken down Zudrunas Illgaskas to the finals. He deserves some other new award for that..like broad azz shoudlers of a player we need to appreciate while he is on the earth award.
Painful interview for Milicic as his english is basically me strong..I will break you. Drafting potential will break your franchise.
Carmelo looking mad at everyone but what a steal at 3.
Ok just realized I am doing live play by play from the past but it is an interesting draft none the less.
Posted 26 June 2013 - 12:55 PM
Read something the other day that the Nuggets were desperately trying to trade with Detroit to get Darko. Bullet dodged there.
Posted 26 June 2013 - 12:57 PM
We started this franchise one year too late.
Posted 26 June 2013 - 01:07 PM
We started this franchise one year too late.
Don't worry, we would've drafted Darko.
Posted 26 June 2013 - 01:10 PM
Don't worry, we would've drafted Darko.
Expansion teams can't have the 1st draft pick... but you're right, we probably would have traded Gerald Wallace if possible just to move up and draft Darko.
Posted 26 June 2013 - 01:10 PM
Don't worry, we would've drafted Darko.
No doubt lol..


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Ear is sick of winter. Really. Dark. Cold. Icy streets. Dirty snow.
And if that weren't bad enough . . . Russ Millette is out as Republican Party boss. Now Ear has officially no reason to get out bed in the morning. Rats!
NO I-SMACK EITHER . . . The most fun quote from Thursday night's big Republican Party smackdown on Fireweed Lane came from Ear's favorite NRA officer and former attorney general:
At one point, the Republican Executive Committee asked Russ Millette for digital copies of his written response to the complaints against him. His attorney, Wayne Anthony Ross, couldn't provide them. He's not tech adept.
"I don't have a Blueberry. I don't have a Walkboy. I don't have a cell phone," he told the Republicans.
Someone suggested the Divine Appendage consider a cruise, but then a helpful earwig forwarded this tidbit from a report on cruise ships' Advanced Water Treatment Systems (AWTS), which surfaced in conjunction with cruise ship legislation now wending its way through the Legislature.
"The sewage influent processed through AWTS is much more concentrated than the sewage influent received by municipalities. Cruise ship toilet systems generally use fresh water vacuum flushing and conveyance to reduce water use per flush. ... The amount of organic waste loading per person is probably slightly higher onboard a cruise ship due to a high number of meals available.
OK. Nevermind.
TARGETING . . . They're already polling on Sen. Mark Begich's U.S. Senate seat -- on the ballot in 2014. This week, Harper Polling -- described in a Washington Post column as a GOP automated pollster -- found thatDemocrat Begich would beat Our Sarah, Lite Gov Tread Meanswell and Honor Code Joe but not Capt. Zero.
National Republicans have targeted Begich's seat and are open about their plan to spend the next two years and lots of money supporting a candidate who can take it away from him.
Negatives for Palin and Miller are really high. The only candidate openly campaigning is Treadwell. Parnell has indicated he's not interested, but don't bet on it.
OMG . . . Are you following the Facebook fight fueled by an Ivan Moore column in the Anchorage Press defending Lindsey Holmes and attacking Les Gara, et al? The Dems are hysterical and Moore is fanning the flames. Check it out for yourself. It's too childish even for Ear.
FLYING FACTOID . . . The state is reducing the size of cubicles inhabited by unimportant state workers. They say it will save money. They've been meeting about it here and in Juneau. It's hard to plow through the bureaucratic gobbledygook known as the Universal Space Standards, but it looks like they're cutting in half the square footage of each cubicle.
Lawyers and psychiatrists get private offices. (Make up your own joke).
According to an earwig present at one meeting, they used BP's office plan as a good example.
Because BP manages stuff so well? Ya think?
Does this mean they're going to have to do all kinds of reconstruction, and buy smaller desks, cabinets, etc. Wanna bet this saves money?
REALITY? . . . Ron Holmstrom, who tracks these things, warns that a new reality TV show is in the works. According to Ron, producers are looking for "groups of Alaskan girlfriends in the age range of 21-mid-30s who are single, and interested in giving a new city a try in their search for love. This is an amazing opportunity for the right group of friends . . . Filming will occur here and in MIAMI for 5 weeks in April-May 2013 . . . You do not need to be a professional actress."
ON APPEAL . . . It's bad enough losing in the lower courts, but take a look at the initial rejection letter Attorney to the Stars Rex Butler got from the U.S. Supreme Court after he filed an appeal there:
"The text of the petition and appendix must be typeset in a Century family . . . 12-point type with 2-point or more leading between lines. The type face of footnotes must be10-point or larger with 2-point or more leading between lines. . . . All of the pages in the petition and appendix must contain margins of at least three- fourths of an inch on all sides . . . (and) may not exceed 4 1/8 by 7 1/8 inches."
It goes on like that for several more tediously precise paragraphs. The legal issue? Whether troopers in a Mat-Su case could get a search warrant based on their ability to smelldope coming from someone's house or car.
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Scientists Review Projected Impact of Ice Sheet Melt
Scientists have reevaluated the repercussions that the Earth would suffer if the West Antarctic Ice Sheet were to completely melt.
In the journal Science, researchers said a complete melt of the WAIS would cause a 3.3 meter (10 ft) increase in sea level, compared to previous studies that predicted a rise of five to six meters.
They added that even a rise of lesser levels would still have an impact on coastal cities, including New York.
"Sea level rise is considered to be the one of the most serious consequences of climate change," said lead author Jonathan Bamber of the University of Bristol's Glaciology Centre.
"A sea level rise of just 1.5m would displace 17 million people in Bangladesh alone," he added.
"So it is of the utmost importance to understand the potential threats to coastlines and people living in coastal areas."
The Earth has three ice sheets: Greenland, East Antarctica and West Antarctica. The West Antarctic Ice Sheet is largely considered to be the most dangerous due to impacts from global warming.
"It has been hypothesized for more than 30 years now that the WAIS is inherently unstable," said Professor Bamber.
"This instability means that the ice sheet could potentially rapidly collapse or rapidly put a lot of ice into the oceans."
When scientists first began considering the possibility of a melting WAIS in the 1970s, scientists estimated a global sea level rise of about five meters. Bamber said no one had really challenged that assessment since then, despite the new amounts of data collected.
"Ice thickness data gives you information about the depth of the bedrock underneath the ice sheet," he said.
"Over the past 30 years, we have acquired much more ice thickness data over the whole of Antarctica, particularly over West Antarctica."
"We also have much better surface topography. Those two data sets are critical in determining two things."
"Our reassessment of West Antarctica's contribution to sea level rise if the ice sheet was to collapse is about 3.3 meters," he said.
"That is about half of the value that has been quoted up until now."
In a separate study, Professor Peter Wadhams reported on Wednesday that he believes that the once-permanent ice found in the Arctic may now be so thin that it could be eliminated during the summer seasons in about a decade.
"By 2013 we will see a much smaller area in summertime than now, and certainly by about 2020, I can imagine that only one area will remain in summer," Wadhams told BBC News.
Scientists have previously projected that sea ice would be a mainstay even during the summers until near the end of the century.
"The change is happening so fast. It's the result of this steady thinning over four decades that has brought it to a state where its summer melt is causing it to disappear," Wadhams added.
"It's like the Arctic is covered with an egg shell and the egg shell has been thinning to the point where it is now just cracking completely."
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I was standing out on my porch on Sunday afternoon. Something caught my attention. The streets were quiet and no one was around the downtown area. Yet each and every one of the parking meters was blinking and not making money.
I thought to myself what a waste of energy and who is paying for all the meters in this city while they are not being used and not making money? Is there any way of turning off all that power during the night and on weekends? It seems like a total waste to me, and the city says it is going green? I think they should take a look at this waste.
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In this course, Macworld senior editor Christopher Breen provides a comprehensive overview of Mac OS X Lion, complete with insider tips for getting the most out of the operating system. The course shows how to configure system preferences, personalize the interface, and master gestures, as well as achieve fluency with applications such as Mail, iCal, and Preview. The course also includes tutorials on browsing the web with Safari, automating complex tasks with Automator, sharing over a network, and performing maintenance operations using the disk utility, along with timesaving techniques for using the Mac efficiently.
Your Mac has a lot of helpful applications, also known as programs installed on it. In this movie we will look at the various ways you have of launching and working with those applications. Now one way to launch an application is to simply find it in the dock and click on its icon. So we have launched Safari that way. Now quit Safari. Now I will go to the Spotlight menu which is this magnifying glass up in the right corner. Start typing its name, and there is Safari. To launch it, I press the Return key.
Once again there is Safari. I will use a keyboard shortcut to quit it, which is Command+Q. Now, we will go to the Go menu > Applications. I'll start typing Safari's name here, safe, and there is Safari. Double-click on it, and I launch the application. And we will quit that. Now these are the fairly typical ways of launching applications. There is another one called Launch Pad, which we are going to look at in another movie. Let's talk about some of the behavior of these applications. Let's launch Safari again. In an earlier movie I showed you that when you click on the red button that closes a window, but doesn't quit the application necessarily.
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Good: Five wins, POY, Vardon Trophy and highest earner
Let's face it - Tiger Woods' on-course performance was stellar in 2013.
Bad: Credits himself with Memorial win
A harmless slip, but Tiger Woods mistakenly said he won Jack's tournament in 2013. He didn't. Unless by 'win' he means 'finished T-65.'
Ugly: Failed to win a major
Tiger Woods isn't getting any younger, and he certainly didn't get any closer to Jack's record this year.
Good: Back to No. 1
Tiger Woods had fallen as low as 58 in the official world ranking. With his victory at Bay Hill, he regained the No. 1 ranking.
Bad: Feud with Garcia
Sergio Garcia blamed Tiger Woods for pulling a club - causing the crowd to loudly cheer - in the middle of his backswing. The back-and-forth jabs got pettier as the days went on.
Ugly: Improper drop in Abu Dhabi to MC
In his first start of the year, Tiger Woods took what he thought was proper relief from a sandy area. He was docked a two-stroke penalty and missed the cut by one.
Good: Nearly shot 59
In the second round of the WGC-Bridgestone, Tiger Woods was on fire at Firestone and on 59 watch. He eventually settled on tying his career-best with a 61.
Bad: Worst nine holes of career
On Saturday at the Memorial (an event Tiger Woods has won five times), Woods posted a third-round 79 that inlcuded a first-nine stretch of 44 - the worst nine-hole total of his professional career.
Ugly: Worst ever 72-hole total at a major
Tiger Woods' 13-over 293 at Merion was his worst 72-hole total at a U.S. Open and any major as a professional.
Good: Secures winning point
Tiger Woods defeated Richard Sterne, 1 up, in Sunday singles to give the U.S. squad the 18 points needed to retain the Presidents Cup.
Bad: Loses to McIlroy in 18-hole duel
Tiger Woods lost to Rory McIlroy (otherwise winless in 2013) in the 18-hole exhibition at Mission Hills in China, then opted not to play the WGC-HSBC in nearby Shanghai.
Ugly: On-course integrity brought into question
Golf Channel analyst Brandel Chamblee wrote for Golf.com that Tiger Woods was 'a little cavalier with the rules' in 2013, which resulted in a media frenzy lasting weeks.
Good: Won WGC-Bridgestone by seven shots
Looking like the Tiger Woods of old, he lapped the field at the WGC-Bridgestone and won in dominating fashion.
Bad: Blamed greens after every lackluster round
Tiger Woods is the king of catch phrases and the one he latched onto this year? "I couldn't get the speed of the greens."
Ugly: Third on list of most disliked athletes
In a survey conducted by Nielsen/E-Poll and published by Forbes magazine, Woods came in third on the list of America's "most disliked athletes."
Good: Stability in his private life
After his private life fell apart in 2009, Tiger Woods and girlfriend Lindsey Vonn made their relationship public in March and Vonn has been seen toting Woods' kids around at tournaments.
Bad: Woods' back injury at The Barclays
After battling back pain all week at The Barclays, Tiger Woods dropped to all fours Sunday in the middle of the 14th fairway. He went on to finish runner-up.
Ugly: Woods 'embarrasses' girlfriend in public
Tiger Woods reportedly embarrassed girlfriend Lindsey Vonn after getting tipsy at Met Gala after-parties. Goofy pictures and reports of Woods falling down circulated the day after.
Good: Woods renews with Nike
No surprise here, but Tiger Woods signed a new Nike contract this year. Financial terms and duration of the new deal were not disclosed.
Bad: Woods' elbow flairs up
Tiger Woods withdrew from his own tournament - the AT&T National - citing a strained elbow, opting to rest for three weeks in advance of the Open Championship.
Ugly: Dropgate
While Tiger Woods was working hard to repair his personal image this year, his professional image took a hit when he took an improper drop at the Masters.
Good: Highest-paid athlete
Tiger Woods returned to No. 1 on Forbes' list of the world's highest-paid athletes, a position he held from 2001 to 2012. Last year, Woods was supplanted by boxer Floyd Mayweather.
Bad: Questionable drop at The Players
Tiger Woods hooked a fairway wood into the hazard lining the left side of the 14th fairway Sunday at TPC Sawgrass. He took what some believed to be a very favorable drop en route to his eventual victory.
Ugly: Tiger and the oscillating incident
At the third event in the FedEx Cup Playoffs, video of Tiger Woods showed he moved his ball while removing loose impediments. When approached about it later, he maintained it merely oscillated. He was assessed a two-shot penalty.
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