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The Portal Wars minimod aims to merge traditional Supreme Commander gameplay with gameplay elements from tower defense, dota, and moba games.
Robotronic is working on a new SC2 exporter tool for 3Ds Max.
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This southern-style main course is especially good with steamed green beans, some old-fashioned potato salad, sliced tomatoes and buttermilk biscuits. End with lemon sherbet and sugar cookies.
YIELD: Serves 2; can be doubled
Prepare barbecue (medium-high heat). Combine preserves, ginger lime juice, mustard and lime peel in heavy small saucepan. Stir over low heat until preserves melt. Sprinkle both sides of ham with pepper; press lightly so that pepper adheres. Brush ham with some of peach glaze.
Grill ham until heated through, lightly browned and beginning to crisp at edges, brushing occasionally with more glaze, about 3 minutes per side. Cut ham in half. Transfer to plates. Brush with any remaining glaze and serve.


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Creating the appearance, if not always the reality, of a sound analytic process.
Providing a starting point for the reauthorization process.
Program agencies in the executive branch vary in the latitude Congress gives them to decide on the basic formula to be used, the variables (e.g., population size, tax revenue, per capita income) to be used to represent formula components, and the statistical data series to be used to calculate or estimate their values. Variants differ in the control retained by Congress and the required congressional technical expertise and monitoring:1
Congress specifies program goals and intentions, leaving the program agency to specify the allocation formula.
Congress specifies the formula, and the program agency specifies which variables should be used and which statistics should be used to estimate them.
Congress specifies the formula and variables, and the program agency specifies which statistics are to be used to estimate the variables.
Congress specifies the formula, the variables to be used, and the statistics to be used to estimate the variables.
Congress specifies the numerical allocations without the need for an explicit formula.
Variant (a) allows Congress to delegate all technical issues—to build consensus on a program without resolving the fine details. If the specification of goals and intentions is sufficiently precise, relevant program agencies can use their technical expertise to develop the details. However, if goals are vague or the agency has goals different from Congress, the formula as implemented may be different from what Congress intended.
Relative to variant (a), variant (b) allows Congress to reflect its goals in the specification of the formula, giving it more control over the allocations. Under variant (b), Congress must be able to assess the performance of alternative formulas. Still, if there are a variety of ways of defining and estimat-
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TO SOME, it might seem that Eric Adelberger is on a wild goose chase. Not only is he trying to disprove Newton's law of gravity, which has withstood over 300 years of scrutiny, but for years now every experiment he has done at the University of Washington in Seattle has come up with zilch.
Despite this, Adelberger has no shortage of graduate students keen to help, even though they are all getting null results too. So what's going on - why do they bother? Because the first person to find what they are looking for will make history. Find the blip, and you have proved that gravity leaks out from our world into hidden dimensions.
It might seem like a far-fetched scenario, but it seems to be the best way to explain the strangeness of gravity, a force totally unlike the three others we have observed in the universe - ...
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This Nebraska homeschool support groups listing was compiled by Home Education Magazine, with the assistance of the listed groups, to support homeschooling families in their communities.
Homeschool High School (HSHS) Sarah Cahill,Co-Leader/Co-Founder, PO Box 1344 Bellevue, NE 68005, 402-502-2918,> hshsomaha-at-cox.net, http://hshsomaha.org
Home Educators Network (HEN), P.O. Box 460664, Papillion, NE 68046, board-at-omahahen.org, http://www.omahahen.org
Holy Child Homeschool Support Group (Catholic), Lincoln, NE. Contact Suzy, slandreth-at-neb.rr.com
Many Paths Available Through Home Education (M-PATH-E) Suzy Landreth, coordinator, slandreth-at-neb.rr.com, http://groups.yahoo.com/group/M-PATH-E
Omaha Area Homeschoolers (OAH) Gina, http://www.meetup.com/omaha-area-homeschoolers/


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Area (エリア Eria?, pronounced as "AH-ree-ah") is a character from the Street Fighter EX series. She, along with Vulcano Rosso, made her first appearance in Street Fighter EX 2 Plus.
Very little is known about Area's history, including the reason she enters the EX Tournaments. She appears to be the daughter of a very wealthy and creative inventor, and is in fact testing two of his latest inventions: rocket skates and a giant mechanical arm. Dismayed by his daughter's penchant for martial arts combat, her father figures if he cannot dissuade her from entering tournaments, the least he can do is equip her with the latest in technological design to give her an edge.
As a fighter, Area doesn't detest the enhancements, and in fact embraces them, considering those who fight without technology to be primitive brutes. Not content to simply accept the inventions her father makes for her, she constantly tweaks and improves upon them between fights to her liking. She arrives into battle with mechanized roller blades and a mini-rocket launcher on her arm.
Most fighters who are pitted against her don't know which is more bizarre: her equipment, or her lust for battle at such a young age. Area is quick to prove that her technology is not something to be taken lightly, but she lacks the raw strength and talent that many more experienced fighters possess. While she could use her equipment as a blunt clubbing weapon, she is careful not to damage the delicate components that they are made out of. She finds herself easily overwhelmed by opponents who are not impressed with all of her gadgets.
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YIELD: Serves 4
1. Bring a large pot of salted water to a boil and cook the pasta, following the package instructions, until al dente.
2. Meanwhile, warm 1/2 cup of the olive oil in a high-sided saucepan set over medium-high heat. Add the garlic and cook until softened, about 2 minutes. Add the wine and allow it to cook away slightly, about 1 minute. Add the clams and their juice, and season with salt and pepper. Cook until the broth froths to a level of 1 to 2 inches. Remove from the heat. Stir in the parsley. Drain the pasta and toss in a serving bowl with the remaining 1 tablespoon olive oil. Distribute evenly among six dinner plates. Top with equal portions of the sauce, and serve immediately.
WINE PAIRING: Light white and full white
VARIATIONS: The same dish may be prepared without removing the clams from their shells, making for a less formal, hands-on meal. Warm the olive oil in a pot large enough to hold the clams in a single layer. Add the garlic and cook until softened but not browned, about 2 minutes. Add the wine and allow to simmer and sweeten, about 2 minutes. Add the clams and parsley, and cover the pot. Cook until the clams open, about 5 minutes. Season with salt and pepper. Remove from the heat and spoon over cooked pasta. Be sure to discard any unopened clams.
Reprinted with permission from The Tucci Cookbook by Stanley Tucci with Joan and Stan Tucci, and Gianni Scappin and Mimi Shanley Taft, © 2012 Gallery Books


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- About Crystal Reports and Crystal Enterprise
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Crystal Reports and Crystal Enterprise
Crystal Reports, owned by Business Objects, is a high-end reporting software package, which allows report developers to create highly formatted, interactive and professional-looking reports. One of the advantages of this powerful software is that it allows a developer to create simple or very complex reports, which can be exported to a commonly used format (e.g., PDF and Excel, Microsoft Word, etc.). The Office of Technology Services is currently distributing Crystal Reports 9.
Crystal Enterprise is a Web-based report distribution system. After a report developer has uploaded a Crystal report to Crystal Enterprise, reporters can view and schedule reports from a Web browser, without the need for Crystal Reports to be installed on their local PC.
Crystal Licensing, Purchasing and Costs
Crystal Reports is available through OTS and is solely distributed as a tool for end users to access specific and secure database applications (e.g., PeopleSoft data). Both Crystal Reports and Crystal Enterprise are meant to serve a specific business need and distribution is restricted. Departments requesting access will incur licensing costs as outlined below. See the Yearly Fee Schedule below.
In addition to the licensing requirements, the report developers and reporters must have an active Oracle account to access PeopleSoft data for reporting. To request an Oracle account, contact the OTS Help Center at 4-5151.
Transferring a Crystal license
You may request that an individual's license be transferred to another person within your department. In this case, you do not need to purchase a new license, simply contact OTS to make the request.
You may also "release" a developer or reporter license if you find there is no longer a need for the software. These released license(s) can then be transferred (as above), or returned to OTS.
Yearly fee schedule for Crystal Reports and Crystal Enterprise
The following fees are subject to change. Contact the Office of Technology Services for current pricing.
- initial report licenses: $265 each for the first year; $89.25 per year thereafter.
- initial developer licenses: $620 each for the first year; $168.25 per year thereafter.
Crystal Support
The Office of Technology Services is committed to providing the necessary training in the Crystal environment for users with a Crystal license and appropriate data access. Scheduled Crystal training will be provided periodically, however, if necessary, the user may request a one-on-one session. Training is available to the campus community free of charge.
OTS Staff members are also available to assist you in developing or troubleshooting your report(s).
The Knowledge Base on the Business Objects Web site (http://support.businessobjects.com) is also a good source of information for reporting issues.
Training and Support Documentation
The following documents are provided for your convenience.
PeopleSoft Query:
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To request Oracle access, use the Account/Data Access Request form. A license is not required for Oracle access. You will be provided with the necessary ODBC drivers, which will allow you to use Microsoft Access to create tables, reports, labels, etc. against the PeopleSoft data. This form is for faculty and staff use only. Students who need an Oracle account for class purposes should contact Student Computing Services at x4-5151.
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What is the difference between a Crystal "developer" and a Crystal "reporter?"
A Crystal "developer"
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- can create new and modify existing reports
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Your Oracle password expires every 90 days. It is recommended that each time you are prompted to change your TowsonU password, that you also change your Oracle password, using the appropriate Oracle guidelines.
To change or reset your Oracle password, go to https://inside.towson.edu --> Computing and Technology --> Change Your TowsonU Password. Select "To change your Oracle password for "RPT" or "PRD"... Click Here" for data sources SA8PRD and SA8RPT.
NOTE: If you attempt to connect unsuccessfully to Oracle three times, your Oracle account will be locked and you must reset your password using the password utility.
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CONNX is a software package which allows connectivity between the FRS legacy system and database reporting software. To have your CONNX password reset, contact the OTS Help Center, x4-5151 and provide your D7PC account username.


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Apr 28, 2013 - By Alejandra Silva, Staff Writer:  Riverton residents came to City Hall Thursday night to discuss the best direction to take toward improving Riverton City Park.
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Carlos Saladrigas' (Cuba Study Group) group includes influential and high-net worth Cuban Americans, such as Goldman Sachs fund manager John C. McIntire y Salazar, sugar tycoon Alfonso Fanjul, and César Álvarez, president of law firm Greenberg Traurig.
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Let's reverse the reel a little over 50 years.
Castro's Julio 26th Movement included influential and high-net bankrollers like (Sugar Magnate) Julio Lobo, (Bacardi CEO) Pepin Bosch, (former Cuban President) Carlos Prio, (Lumber and shipping Magnate) Teofilo Babun, etc.
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Created by Steve Cutts in 2012, this video addresses crucial environmental problems like wildlife poaching, factory farming and deforestation.
Are we happy with the direction we are heading in as a species?
Created by Steve Cutts in 2012, this video addresses crucial environmental problems like wildlife poaching, factory farming and deforestation.
Are we happy with the direction we are heading in as a species?
With the creation of computers, the Internet and geekdom, coders have always left their mark on programs, websites and anything that is worth having fun on, also called an easter egg.
An Easter egg is an intentional inside joke, hidden message, or feature in a work such as a computer program, video game, movie, book, or crossword. According to game designer Warren Robinett, the term was coined at Atari by personnel who were alerted to the presence of a secret message which had been hidden by Robinett in his already widely distributed game, Adventure.
Easter egg, go to the Vogue website: Vogue.co.uk
On your keyboard, hit the arrow keys in the following sequence: up, up, down, down, left, right, left, right.
Then on your keyboard press the keys b, a, b, a and then enter.
To activate the easter egg hit A to get the fashionable T Rex's to run across the screen with the latest winter fashions.
For more website with hidden easter eggs go to: http://konamicodesites.com/
Bathurst has had terrible Internet for many years now. If you are lucky you are able to get an ADSL line and generally it works well. You might even have 3G reception. But a new wifi service is being installed that has been worked on for the last 12 months. It has successfully connected up a few farms, a guest house and a pub in the local western area of Bathurst.
Currently high sites are going up on the eastern side of Bathurst and providing highspeed internet directly to an upstream provider in Port Elizabeth. In total three major nodes are installed and a fourth will be setup in the next couple weeks to cover a larger area and interconnect the current high-sites.
The possibilities once we have support, so a community effort is require to make this a success.If you are a guest house, farm, business or a family home, we can provide a hotspot system, free or paid for wifi for customers, family and friends.
Planning and progress is being happening and a couple companies and private individuals are putting this together. If you are located in the Bathurst, Martindale, Trappes Valley,Waters Meeting and Shaw Park area please email email@example.com if you might be interested. No need for telkom lines or monthly landline rentals. Pay for what you use at affordable costs for reliable Internet.
Bathurst now has wifi on the western side on the way to Grahamstown. Running Ubiquiti, TP-Link, BIllion, and Bubba B3. It supplies INTERNET access using ADSL from the Agricultural Museum in town. The network spans about 15 square kilometers and will soon provide INTERNET access to a local school.
The project has been running for just under 1 year now and steadily grown to indude fams, a pub, a guest house, a business , providing radio and internet to areas where there is currenlty no alternative.
Open source technology has been deployed to provide a robust and reliable wifi service. The hotspotsystem.com Management software has been used to manage the services.
The entire mobile economy is based on a tenuous assumption—that we'll be able to access the mobile web, whenever and wherever we want it, at ever-increasing speeds. The reality is not so rosy: We've already seen mobile carriers like AT&T and Verizon stop offering their unlimited data plans—and the struggle for bandwidth is going to be even more grueling as the number of tablets and smartphones continues to explode.
Limited access is more than just an annoyance, it's a mortal threat to innovation. By 2020, wireless technology is expected to have a global impact of $4.5 trillion. But growth depends on our ability to scale up. We need access that matches the number of devices demanding it.
Readily available Wi-Fi could help fix that problem. Internet and phone companies are already starting to deploy small cells—essentially tiny mobile phone towers that serve Wi-Fi along with 4G—in densely populated areas. But those companies have little incentive to build out the massive infrastructure required to connect the rest of the world.
One company has come up with a uniquely audacious solution—a Wi-Fi antenna in a spray can. Chamtech Enterprises has developed a liquid filled with millions of nano-capacitors, which when sprayed on a surface can receive radio signals better than a standard metal rod. With a router, Chamtech's antennas can communicate with a fiber network, receive signals from targeted satellites, and set up a daisy chain with nearby nodes, potentially creating a mesh network of low-cost, broadband Wi-Fi hot spots. Because the antennas can be painted onto any surface, there would be none of the NIMBY-ism that greets every new cell phone tower. If that's not fantastic enough, try this: No more cursing AT&T.


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Billboard Music Awards 2013: Selena Gomez and Pitbull added to performersAdd to Favorites | 2014 Billboard Music Awards
The 2013 Billboard Music Awards have lined up a huge roster of talent to perform live. Already announced for the show are performances from Taylor Swift, Justin Bieber, Bruno Mars, Miguel and Prince, who is being given the Billboard Icon Award.
More names have been added to the list of performers, including Selena Gomez and rapper Pitbull. They'll be joined by Macklemore & Ryan Lewis, Christina Aguilera, The Band Perry and country singer Kacey Musgraves.
"30 Rock Star" Tracy Morgan is slated the host the show, which will air live from the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas. Swift, Fun. and Maroon 5 are tied for most nominations with 11 each. Other nominees include One Direction, Carly Rae Jepsen, Psy and Gotye. The 2013 Billboard Music Awards take place May 19, airing on ABC.
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Car: 1967 Camaro
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Issue: April 2010
Photographer: Josh Mishler
Dave Leisinger has vivid memories of Bill "Grumpy" Jenkins running his '67 Super Stock Camaro at the 1968 Indy Nationals and AHRA Spring Nationals. With those visuals etched in his mind for over 30 years, Dave couldn't help but pay homage to that famous Camaro when he put together the idea of a G-machine complete with a Smeding Performance/Jenkins Competition 572ci package worthy of 850 hp. The Roadster Shop custom-bent and boxed the 2x3 framerails, then loaded it with DSE suspension goodies. Completed by Roger Burman and the team at Lakeside Rods and Rides in Rockwell City, Iowa, the Camaro's paint scheme is reminiscent of that record-holding Super Stocker from back in the day. The "Grumpy's Toy" and "Jenkins Competition" logos can be seen in just the right light viewed from just the right angle. Even though the car was built with show-winning details (and there are many of them), Dave humps it through the autocross with the best of 'em.
The craftsmanship alone makes this an easy pick for our Best list, but the fact that Dave drives it like Grumpy would have back in the day makes it even cooler.
Car: 2010 RS/SS Camaro
Owner: Dan Long
Issue: May 2010
Photographer: Robert McGaffin
With the latest incarnation of the Camaro finally hitting showrooms in 2009, it didn't take long for aftermarket companies to come up with upgraded suspension components, body kits, horsepower adders, and everything else to feed the appetite of the speed-hungry fifth-gen Camaro owners. The guys over at Unrestricted Motorsports in Phoenix, Arizona, were on top of the curve as they were knee deep into the body mods for the Pontiac G8. But when GM announced the demise of the Pontiac brand, Unrestricted began to focus their energy on the '10 Camaro. The car features their front fascia, side skirts, rear spoiler, Pfadt suspension components, and Forgeline ZX3P wheels. With inspiration drawn from the '63 Grand Sport Corvette, the paint scheme nicely fits this modern Camaro. Not only does the car look great; it was one of the top late-model Camaros at the 2009 Ultimate Street Car Challenge in Pahrump, Nevada.
Car: 1969 RS Camaro
Owner: G-Force Design Concepts
Issue: June 2010
Photographer: Robert McGaffin
We spied this killer '69 at the 2008 SEMA show and wanted to feature it ever since. Finally able to work out the logistics for a photo shoot a little over a year later, the chore was well worth the wait. Jason Huber and his crew at G-Force Design Concepts build aggressive-looking cars that appear to have more attitude than should be allowed in one car. This '69 Camaro, aptly named "Devious," is the calling card for what comes out of their shop. It's loaded with tons of horsepower (850 at the crank) and some of the most serious suspension components out there (Art Morrison GT subframe, C6 Corvette spindles and A-arms up front, DSE QUADRALink out back). The gold HRE wheels, white paint, and euro-style body stripe add a somewhat "Tuner" feel to the car. The whole ensemble just culminates into one badass Camaro. We like that.
Car: 1969 Camaro
Owner: Larry Trimmel
Issue: July 2010
Photographer: Josh Mishler
This Kenny Davis-built gem is another high-end Camaro we've had our eye on for quite some time. Unfortunately, something kept getting in the way of our quest to get the photo shoot done. Finally in late 2009, we cornered Kenny and penciled in a day to shoot the car. There are several factors that make this car special, but the all-aluminum Anniversary Edition 427 (no. 89) is the closest thing to a real deal ZL1. With all the porting and tweaks, it's conservatively rated at 510 hp. The Davis crew pulled out all the stops on this killer ride. One would have to exercise multiple takes of this car in order to soak up all the custom nuances. Show car? You bet, and a top-quality one at that. The Street Rodder magazine guys were especially digging this one.
Car: 1999 Camaro
Owner: Mike Farley
Issue: June 2010
Photographer: Tommy Lee Byrd
Fourth-gen Camaros make sick drag cars. Their sleek body style and narrow nose just lend itself to top-end speed. Mike Dunlap calls I-40 Dragway in Crossville, Tennessee, his home track, where he gets in plenty of testing with his wicked nitrous-fed 434ci small-block combination. At a time when most guys are putting LS power in early Camaros, Mike went against the grain and did just the opposite with his fourth-gen. Mike takes care of the car and it shows from the detailed engine bay to the super-clean interior. Just don't look under the rear of the car. It launches so hard, the asphalt has met the rear valance on a number of occasions and contributed to some hefty scaring. It's a shame to abuse the gorgeous Hugger Orange pigment, but that's racing and it's what this car was built to do. With a best time of 5.561 in the eight-mile, we'd have to say this 3,250-pound rocket gets our nod as one of the Best of 2010.
Car: 1967 Camaro
Owner: Karen Leisinger
Issue: December 2010
Photographs: Nick Licata
To say Karen Leisinger's '67 is unique would be a "slight understatement." But that's the only time you would use that term around this cross-pollinated first-gen/fifth-gen Camaro. It'll take more than a few second takes for even the most seasoned Camaro connoisseur to fully recognize its first-generation heritage. Karen calls the car Scar-a term not of negativity, but one that represents the cutting, hacking, and massaging that took place in order to get the '67 to accept the many '10 sheetmetal pieces. For some, this car might fall under the guise of "love it, or hate it," but the fact that it took home the prestigious Goodguys Street Machine of the Year back in July of 2010 speaks volumes about the craftsmanship that went into this car. Roger Burman and his talented team at Lakeside Rods and Rides know fabrication, and Karen's unique hot rod says so.
Car: 1970 Camaro
Owner: Teddy Niotis
Issue: July 2010
Photographer: Robert McGaffin
Teddy Niotis' second-gen Camaro is one of those cars that carry a unique story behind the build. Going through some serious medical issues, Teddy needed something to keep his mind off his health, and building his dream car was the perfect vehicle to deliver the medicine. With a steady flow of good friends regularly stopping by to help Teddy with the build, his dreams of owning one of the cleanest Pro Touring second-gens soon became reality. The stance and handling come by a multitude of suspension companies. Global West (lower control arms) and Speed Tech (upper control arms) take care of business up front, while the combination of Hotchkis and QA1 handle the rear. The 383 stroker capped with a Magnacharger M112 supplies Teddy with enough steam to keep the drive exciting: somewhere to the tune of 540 hp. Yes, the car has an interesting story, but it's also a quality build with one hell of a demeanor, which makes it part of our Best of the Best list.


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Crocodile Dundee is a 1986 Australian comedy film set in the Australian Outback and in New York City. It stars Paul Hogan as the weathered Mick Dundee and Linda Kozlowski as Sue Charlton.[1] Inspired by the true life exploits of Rodney Ansell, the film was made on a budget of under $10 million as a deliberate attempt to make a commercial Australian film that would appeal to a mainstream American audience, but proved to be a worldwide phenomenon. Released on 30 April 1986 in Australia, and on 26 September 1986 in the United States, it was the second-highest-grossing film in the United States in that year and went on to become the number-one film worldwide at the box office. There are two versions of the film: the Australian version, and the American/international version, the latter of which had much of the Australian slang replaced with more commonly understood terms, and was slightly shorter. The international version also changes the title to "Crocodile" Dundee, adding the quotation marks. The film was followed by two sequels: Crocodile Dundee II (1988) and Crocodile Dundee in Los Angeles (2001).
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I haven't been modeming in the last several years, but your description is remarkably similar to the symptoms exhibited by ethernet hubs and wireless access points when they fail. I recommend replacement, and cable modem or DSL will have a longer effective life than another plain old telephone modem.
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Margo Schulter <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote:
>Hello, all.
>Please let me share a weird ppp dialup problem
>where failures to connect with a timeout started
>gradually happening and getting more common early
>this year, but really serious by early May,
>when I might sometimes try ten or more times
>without success with a 56K external modem,
>Slackware 10.0, and ppp files which had given
>no previous problems.
>I tried calling 611, and they checked the telephone
>line, confirming that it seemed fine (this was
>at a time I had just made some unsuccessful
>connection attempts).
>Then, starting May 23, I was unable to make a
>connection -- and looked into /var/log/messages.
>One thing I noted was that sometimes the message
>at the end of an unsuccessful ppp attempt was
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> chat[1078]: Failed
> pppd[1076]: Exit
>but sometimes
> chat[1056]: alarm
> chat[1056]: warning: alarm synchronization problem
> chat[1056]: Failed
> pppd[1054]: Exit
>After a week of things like turning the modem
>off and on, or rebooting the system, I tried
>a hard reset -- maybe what made the difference,
>since I then could get online maybe every other
>attempt from either DOS 6.22 ("Try everything") or
>my accustomed Linux.
>I'm still getting timeouts at least 50% of the
>time, which makes me wonder about what could
>be going on -- the "warning: alarm synchronization
>problem" happens on some ppp timeouts, but others
>are just the "alarm - Failed - Exit" type.
>I've been advised that the modem and the telephone
>line are usual suspects -- although I haven't
>generally noticed lots of line noise on voice
>A larger question is whether I might want to
>delve deeper into debugging this, or maybe
>shift to DSL.
>But I'm curious what might be happening,
>and thank anyone who might have experience
>or educated guesses on this.
>Most appreciatively,
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It's difficult to determine how long it could be before the therapy goes mainstream until the risks and benefits can be fully determined, Hanling said.
"I'm excited about this treatment because, if proven to work well, it may offer us the chance to speed patients' recoveries when used in combination with other therapies," Hanling said.
McLay added that researchers need to figure out why some people respond very well to the treatment while others do not.
"At this point, I don't believe in magic bullets, that there's going to be a one-size-fits-all treatment for everyone," he said. "But it could be a very useful addition to our overall collection of PTSD treatments."
In the 1990s, Hardy fought in Bosnia and Kosovo during the Balkans conflict. In 2000, upon his return from his fifth deployment, he said his mind completely shut down.
Hardy went on medication that enabled him to successfully complete five more deployments, and he served in the Iraq War. But when he returned home for good in 2006, the self-described adrenaline junkie began to have problems that wouldn't go away. During a family counseling session in 2010, a psychologist told Hardy he had PTSD, eventually leading to the SGB study.
Hardy has now completed his part in the trial, and he is hopeful that SGB injections become an available treatment in the future for him and other sufferers.
"I felt it," Hardy said. "It's real. My family noticed. My friends noticed. It made a huge difference."


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What I'm Wearing | Mixed Prints and a Movie!
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The Leisure and Cultural Services Department will present the Lingnan Music Appreciation Lecture Series (in Cantonese) in October and November. The lectures will be hosted by expert in Chinese music Mr Christopher Pak.
Mr Pak is the Head of Academic Studies in Music and the Co-ordinator for the Master of Music programme at the Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts. The subjects he teaches are "Research Methodology and Philology", "Transcription, Notation and Analysis", "Western Music History", "Modern Chinese Music History", "Analysis of Chinese Music" and "Pop Music and Contemporary Chinese Culture". He is also currently a guest lecturer of the Shenyang Conservatory of Music in the Mainland and a member of the Arts Education Committee of the Hong Kong Curriculum Development Council. He regularly hosts talks and workshops for the Leisure and Cultural Services Department, the City University of Hong Kong, the Music Office, Radio Television Hong Kong, the Hong Kong Heritage Museum, the Education Bureau, the Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra and the Hong Kong Chinese Orchestra, among many others.
Details of the lectures are as follows:
October 20 (Thursday)
Topic: "The Classicism and Elegance of Chiuchow and Hakka Music"
October 27 (Thursday)
Topic: "The Vivacity and Rusticity of Hakka 'Mountain Songs'"
Guest: Stephen Cheung
November 3 (Thursday)
Topic: "The Vernacular Nature of the Music of Chiuchow and Hakka"
Guest: Ng Chun-hoi
November 10 (Thursday)
Topic: "The Fineness and Mutations in Chiuchow and Hakka Zheng Music"
Guest: Xu Lingzi
All lectures will be held at 7.30pm at AC2, Level 4, Administration Building, Hong Kong Cultural Centre. Tickets priced at $50 for each lecture are now available at all URBTIX outlets, on the Internet and by credit card telephone booking. Half-price tickets are available for senior citizens aged 60 or above, people with disabilities and their minders, full-time students and Comprehensive Social Security Assistance (CSSA) recipients. (Limited tickets for full-time students and CSSA recipients available on a first-come, first-served basis.) Please refer to programme leaflets for details of the group booking discount scheme.
For programme enquiries, please call 2268 7321, or visit www.lcsd.gov.hk/CE/CulturalService/Programme/en/music/000002f1.html. For ticketing enquiries, please call 2734 9009. For credit card telephone bookings, please call 2111 5999. For Internet bookings, please visit www.urbtix.hk.
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Low-End NVIDIA/AMD GPU Comparison On Open-Source Drivers
For those looking to purchase a low or mid-range graphics card for use with the open-source graphics drivers -- rather than being bound by NVIDIA's proprietary driver or AMD's Catalyst -- here's a comparison of nine different discrete graphics cards when benchmarked by the open-source drivers.
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8-Way NVIDIA Nouveau GPU Comparison
After earlier this week delivering a 12-way AMD Radeon graphics card comparison with the open-source Linux Gallium3D graphics driver, being published today is a similar comparison on the NVIDIA side. Tested for this article were eight NVIDIA GeForce graphics cards from multiple hardware generations while using the very latest open-source Nouveau driver code.
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12-Way Radeon Gallium3D GPU Comparison
After delivering benchmark results on Monday that looked at the AMD Catalyst vs. Radeon Gallium3D driver comparison using the very latest development code for the open-source Linux graphics driver and comparing the performance on several different Radeon HD graphics cards, here's some more performance data. In this article are some benchmarks of twelve AMD graphics cards when using the in-development Linux 3.7 kernel and Mesa 9.1-devel.
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AMD Radeon HD 7660D On Linux
In my Linux preview article to the AMD A10-5800K "Trinity" APU I shared some initial benchmarks of the integrated Radeon HD 7660D graphics and compared those results to various NVIDIA and AMD discrete graphics cards. In this article are more Radeon HD 7660D Linux graphics benchmarks. In particular, there are results from the A10-5800K graphics when overclocking the GPU core along with benchmarks comparing this high-end Trinity APU to last year's A8-3870K "Llano" APU with Radeon HD 6550D graphics.
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Intel HD 2500 Ivy Bridge Graphics On Linux
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Should you be looking towards purchasing a new high-end graphics card from AMD or NVIDIA, here are some updated benchmarks of the AMD Radeon HD 7950 and NVIDIA GeForce GTX 680 when both graphics cards were tested under Ubuntu 12.04 with their proprietary Linux graphics drivers.
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The Open-Source Linux Graphics Card Showdown
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Tuesday, 04 March 2014
From Drug Lord to Elder Fitness Guru
Once upon a time, a young drug dealer was riding high. Before he was 25 years old, he had amassed
"...18 properties, including a five-bedroom, five-bathroom retreat in the affluent Long Island community of Dix Hills; 18 luxury cars, including two Rolls-Royces, two Mercedes-Benzes, a Ferrari and a Lamborghini; and a 38-foot Bayline yacht kept near a condominium Mr. Mickens owned in California."
According to detectives, Thomas Mickens employed more than 50 people to sell drugs for him on the streets. He used some of his profits to open legitimate businesses (or launder money depending, I suppose, on your point of view) in the area where he operated in Queens, New York – a sporting goods store, a deli and two dry cleaners.
He was, in a sense, a young man on the go, a successful entrepreneur - and then it all came to an end:
"In 1989, Mr. Mickens, then 25, was convicted of conspiracy to distribute cocaine, money laundering and tax evasion. He was fined $1 million and sentenced to 35 years in federal prison."
The sentence might have been even worse except that Mr. Mickens's drug operation was not associated with violence. There were never any killings.
After 20 years in prison, in 2008, Mr. Mickens was paroled. Jump to six years later, sometime in February 2014:
"Thomas Mickens bounded into the Rochdale Village Senior Center in Jamaica, Queens. He was 15 minutes early to teach his 8:30AM aerobics class, and his boisterous entrance was met by friendly jabs and laughter from about three dozen enthusiastic older people.
"The group ranged in age from 60 to 89 years old, most on the younger side of old age; none relied on walkers and only two had canes."
Now, Mickens is on his way again, a 50-year-old entrepreneur this time with what appears likely to become as big an empire as the drug business that sent him to prison.
And that's where Mickens found his new calling, in prison, where two events pointed the way: he was deeply affected by his mother's health condition which he, locked away, could do nothing to help and by the time he spent helping disabled prisoners build their upper body strength.
Although today he and the team of trainers he employs may be bouncing around among 79 senior centers and nursing homes in New Jersey, Long Island and New York teaching fitness classes to elders, Mickens has bigger plans as president and CEO of the Tommy Experience.
But I shouldn't spoil it for you. This is one of the most remarkable, oddly funny and unexpectedly inspiring true stories I've read in a long time.
Go read the article for yourself at The New York Times. You're gonna love it and I predict we old folks will be hearing a lot more from Tommy Mickens before long.
At The Elder Storytelling Place today, Marc Leavitt: Australia Dreaming
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Yes, he's inspiring.
What a knockout story!
My favourite thing about teaching was helping a student turn his or her life around.
We could use a healthy dose of happy these icy days.
Can't wait to see the ass end of winter leave the building.
We need an army of Thomas Mickens to inspire young people and convince them that they can be successful by being honest.
I liked the fact that he did not become bitter and took responsibility for his past actions and that he used his prison sentence to turn his own life around
Few make it out of our prison system, especially black men, and make something out of themselves. That's a failure of our penal institutions' lack of sound rehabilitation programs with recidivism rates as high as 90% in some areas.
So its always a great story to see someone like Thomas Mickens not get caught up in that revolving door.
What a wonderful life story - and it is not over yet.
Thank you, Ronni, for sharing this great story. I had a dear friend who lived a sad last 10 years of her life due to bad eating and no exercise. It is critical for us to eat healthy foods and keep moving.
Terrific story - we need all the feel good we can get - and fun to see senior exercise that looks like a lot of fun.
Wouldn't it be great if more of us were (legal) entrepreneurial types? I've probably had my share of ideas over 77 years, but being an introvert, I never tried bringing any to fruition. I'll never know if I might have had "The Next Big Thing" (but probably not). I wish Tommy Mickens all the best. He's overcome a lot of adversity.
I loved this story. It filled me with hope for all of us.
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In the Bible, the girls learned that Jacob's son Joseph was sold and sent to Egypt, but kept his faith even while in prison, and became second in command to Pharaoh himself. One of the projects in the Heart of Dakota kindergarten curriculum was to make an Egyptian collar out of a paper plate.
To make the historical timeline (which doesn't have dates at this point, we're just focusing on B.C. and A.D. for now), I bought white posterboard and cut it into thirds (roughly, I'm not a measurer). Then I googled "free printable" for various time periods, and printed them onto cardstock. When my printer stopped working a couple of weeks ago, I just started drawing cartoon figures directly onto the cardstock for the girls to color. Then we cut them out and tape them into place. I happen to have a large wall with nothing on it, so we have plenty of space to stretch out the timeline across the room. Such is the decor of a homeschooling family.
Our Bible verse of the week is Proverbs 3:5-6 "Trust in the Lord with all your heart, and lean not on your own understanding; in all your ways acknowledge him, and he will make your paths straight."
In math, Buttercup worked on the concepts of "greater than" and "less than".
We rounded out the week with a visit to the Desert Botanical Garden to see the Monarch Butterfly exhibit (next post) and worked on an autumn unit study. Now we're off to our homeschool group's Fall Festival!


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Despite a 10-game losing streak to conclude the regular season, the Swift Current Home Hardware Legionnaires will make their first Saskatchewan Midget AAA Hockey League playoff appearance in eight seasons. "Yeah it is something special considering the Legionnaires haven't done it eight years," said second-year defenseman Edwin Hookenson. "It is special to be a part of this team. We struggled down the stretch but playoffs is a new season and hopefully we can find our way again."
It has been a tumultuous season for the Legionnaires, but they overcame a lot of adversity to make the playoffs.
"We tried to focus on positives. There have been a lot of problems through the year, but a lot of good stuff happened too. We have a talented team and we tried to overcome problems and we had a lot of success. We are a close-knit team so that helps to give us a little bit of a boost."
They will be a heavy underdog in the playoffs against the first-place Prince Albert Mintos, who finished 27 points ahead of them in the standings. The Legionnaires were out-scored 22-6 during four losses to the Mintos in the second half of the season.
"One of the biggest things is staying disciplined because they have an unbelievable powerplay," said Hookenson. "They just work the puck really well, so staying out of the box is going to be huge for us. They have a really disciplined team and very balanced right to the bottom. We just have to work and take the bounces when we can get them. Garbage goals still count, so that is all that matters I guess."
The Legionnaires were unable to create any momentum this past weekend as they concluded the regular season with a pair of losses to the visiting Saskatoon Blazers.
Saturday, the Legionnaires let a pair of leads slip through their grasp in a 4-3 loss. Blake Fournier, Austin LaRochelle, and Carter Forsyth all scored in the loss with assists from Tim Vanstone, Daylan Gatzke, Hookenson, and Zac Mackay.
Luke Grassl suffered the loss with 33 saves as the Legionnaires were out-shot 37-26.
Sunday, the Legionnaires got two goals from Lukas Biensch, a goal and an assist from Cody McKinnon, and two assists from Matthew Audette in a 6-3 loss. Forsyth also had an assist. Grassl made 32 saves on 38 shots to finish the season 7-13-1.
Hookenson, who has one year of midget eligibility remaining, tied for the team lead with 24 assists and led the blueline with 27 points after registering only four points as a rookie last season.
"I took on a lot bigger role than I did last year. I had to step up to help the team out and am playing a lot of minutes now compared to last year. Brad [Woods] came in as our [assistant] coach and he has been a huge help on the back end. He has really helped me. Since he came in I have just really started producing a lot more and all those minutes are helping."
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Strange events are taking place in an isolated medieval monastery, set high in the Alps. Monks are vanishing without a trace, mysterious persons are being sighted running through the dark passages of the monastery in the still of the night, Templars have now been assigned to stand watch and there are even reports that a statue in the center of the village is crying the tears of blood!
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Use your secret identity to reveal the terrifying truth
Explore the monastery and its surroundings
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The first games which are brought to my mind by Where Angels Cry are Myst, 7th Guest, 11th Hour... You know, visually appealing, point-and-click games with some puzzles and some hidden object searching. It's definitely not the best game in its genre but not a bad one either. It is obvious that the authors wanted to make it an ambitious project, but somehow it fell short. Maybe it was because of limited budget, maybe lack of skill or only inspiration, but it's just another hidden object puzzler with some additional mini games and plot that connects all the elements. A decent one, but nothing more than average. If you like this genre you may get it, if you are not familiar with it - try one of the more secure choices for your entry into the genre.


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Mercury is the closest planet to the sun. Spacecraft data indicate the planet has virtually no atmosphere and is densely cratered. Basaltic lava flows have also been identified. A metallic core that accounts for about three‐quarters of the planet's mass has been offered as an explanation for the planet's high density of 5.4 g/cm3. Mercury also has a weak dipolar magnetic field. The lack of any active volcanic, tectonic, or erosional processes suggests Mercury is a "dead" planet.
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