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Mercedes S class design: Seamless tradition of automotive development
The S- class has been available since the start of the 20th century and since then it has epitomized the development of luxury vehicles all…
Mercedes Benz has been creating luxury car models since the year 1951 and this makes the S-class and its predecessors the most successful models in the luxury car segment all over the world. When one traces the line of the S- class the first model that comes to mind is the type 220 which was the first six- cylinder Mercedes Benz vehicle. Later years saw the advent of the 220 SE and 300d where engine and performance features were revamped considerably.
Fintail models were introduced in the year 1959 and were popular with people till 1972 after which model series 116, 126,140, 220, 221 the current day S-class series were launched for the public. Since 1951, these cars have undergone tremendous changes in relation to their engine, transmission as also features provided within these cars. Impressive technologies used have helped to reduce the carbon emission considerably and thereby increase fuel ratings. From 2013, model series 222 will be launched which will mark another milestone in the journey of the S-class.
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I got a chance to sit in on Accenture's annual International Utilities and Energy Conference this year. The company flies in its top clients and top consultants to share learnings and best practices. One of the things I appreciate about Accenture is its experience across many different utilities in many different parts of the world, which allows it to spot patterns and best practices.
One interesting presentation came from Omar Abbosh, Chief Strategy Officer, Resources. He talked about the necessary balancing act between scale (getting big for efficiency), trust (preserving the utilities "license to operate"), and specialization (staying very good at key skills). As an example of the latter, he shared the six skills Accenture has found to be essential for success in smart metering.


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I 2nd this question!!
I waited and spent lots extra on my laptop to make sure I got the nVidia card simply because I felt they were supported better by their maker.
Was I wrong? Starting to look that way...
I've always bought and recommended nVidia to the tune of probably hundreds of highish-end cards (I work in IT). But I think this will be the last one I buy or suggest to anyone.
and miss out on this ???? :
If a precompiled kernel interface is not found, you must install a linker prior to installing the NVIDIA driver.
If a distribution releases a new kernel after an NVIDIA driver is released, the current NVIDIA driver can be repackaged to include a precompiled kernel interface for that newer kernel (in addition to all the precompiled kernel interfaces that were included in the previous package of the driver).
the installer will check your system for the required kernel sources and compile the interface for you. You must have the source code for your kernel installed for compilation to work
The kernel interface layer of the NVIDIA kernel module must be compiled specifically for the configuration and version of your kernel.
You appear to be compiling the NVIDIA kernel module with a compiler different from the one that was used to compile the running kernel.
set the CC environment variable to the name of the compiler that was used to compile the kernel.
If the kernel is compiled with gcc 2.x, but gcc 3.x is used when the kernel interface is compiled (or vice versa), the size of rwlock_t will vary, and things like ioremap will fail.
exit the X server and kill all OpenGL applications
after installation, but prior to using the driver, you must complete the steps described in Chapter 3, Configuring X for the NVIDIA Driver.
The installer uses an ncurses-based user interface if it is able to locate the correct ncurses library. Otherwise, it will fall back to a simple commandline user interface. This option disables the use of the ncurses library.
To check what version of gcc is currently in your $PATH, you can examine the output of:
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gosh, i almost forgot how to get to runlevel 3. i actually remembered how to use vi. came back to me so unnaturally.
but the bottom line is you're right. purchasing the bleeding edge subjects you to experimental status. half expected this, doesn't make it right.
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Those who really love, leave their home and go to live where thair love is; Those who loves do not kill other innocent people, like part of the arabs do. Arabs invadors has no right to continue to claim for the occupied lands of palestine as their own property. They have invaded and occupied it from others Labor MKs continue the graceful tradition to keep Israeli inhabitants safe from arab permanent threat.
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Angels in the ER: Inspiring True Stories from an Emergency Room Doctor
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Twenty-five years in the ER could become a resume for despair, but for bestselling author Dr. Robert D. Lesslie it's a foundation for inspiring stories of everyday "angels"--friends, nurses, doctors, patients, even strangers who offer love, help, and support in the midst of trouble.
"The ER is a difficult and challenging place to be. Yet the same pressures and stresses that make this place so challenging also provide an opportunity to experience some of life's greatest wonders and mysteries." Dr. Lesslie illuminates messages of hope while sharing fast-paced, captivating stories about
- discovering lessons from the ER frontline
- watching everyday miracles unfold
- holding onto faith during tragedy and triumph
- embracing the healing balm of hope
For anyone who enjoys true stories of the wonders of the human spirit, this immensely popular book is a reminder that hope can turn emergencies into opportunities and trials into demonstrations of God's grace.
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--Richard Thomas, film, television, and stage actor, John-Boy on The Waltons and host of It's a Miracle
--Bobby Jones, co-founder 2XSALT, four-time NBA All-Star, and member of the 1983 World Champion Philadelphia 76ers
In an age when patients are viewed as social security numbers, Dr. Lesslie recovers the fading image of a caring doctor for whom the patient is center stage. We are left with the impression that angels belong to our lives, both in and out of emergency rooms. That is a conviction worth holding, and this is a book worth reading and rereading...If I ever land in an emergency room, I hope Dr. Lesslie is there waiting for me.
--Randall T. Ruble, president, Erskine College and Seminary
--Thomas G. Long, Bandy Professor of Preaching, Candler School of Theology, Emory University
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bunnyCaliforniaAge: 55-65Gender: female5 Stars Out Of 5it makes you relive memoriesMay 7, 2012bunnyCaliforniaAge: 55-65Gender: femaleQuality: 5Value: 5Meets Expectations: 5I liked the short stories. If you ever worked in the ER you will love to relive some of the experiences. Some are funny and some are sad. Great book.
KRK RNToledo, OhioAge: 45-54Gender: female1 Stars Out Of 5Disappointed, it was depressingJuly 7, 2011KRK RNToledo, OhioAge: 45-54Gender: femaleQuality: 1Value: 1Meets Expectations: 1I have been a nurse for a long time and really could use some encouragement. I thought this book would offer that. I thought it would give examples of people triumphing through tragedy. I didnt even finish this book. It is so depressing, I have too many examples of people failing in life, I do not need anymore. Wouldnt recommend this book to anyone! Blah!!!
RuthUpstate SCAge: Over 65Gender: Female5 Stars Out Of 5Re-read w.o. preconceived thoughts?January 17, 2011RuthUpstate SCAge: Over 65Gender: FemaleQuality: 5Value: 5Meets Expectations: 5I wrote a review for the other volume - but these reviews did me in! True, we hear "angels" and think of some winged being...Well, these folks weren't that kind of angels. But to say the accounts were "JUST ORDINARY ER stories"! Wow! Come on, folks, the miracles were way beyond any angels' (so-called) capabilities. God working through the people in the ER and in His infinite wisdom NOT always giving the grand outcome, from our perspective, I sure do consider these EXTRAordinary stories. (By the way, angels don't have wings, did y'all know that? Check it out!)
Maryrose5 Stars Out Of 5July 22, 2010MaryroseLike many other people, I did expect something different, but I still give it 5 stars because Dr. Lesslie does have heart for Christ and he was obviously spirit led to have written the book and so many of us Christians are reading it. You have to admit, the stories do touch your heart and you don't forget them.


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SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Last week, Gov. Jerry Brown stood in dry brown grass at a site normally covered in snow this time of year and declared the drought conditions gripping the state at its worst point in decades.
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BOSTON (AP) - Boston Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev targeted men, women and children at the marathon because he wanted to terrorize the United States on a day when the eyes of the world would be on Boston, a federal prosecutor told jurors Monday in closing arguments.
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WASHINGTON (AP) - President Barack Obama kicked off the annual White House Easter egg roll Monday and used the occasion to tout the fifth anniversary of first lady Michelle Obama's campaign to get kids to eat healthy and exercise.
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My decision to become an anesthesiologist is reflective of the strong congruity I recognized between my academic interests and the practice of anesthesiology. A number of years ago I correctly believed that my long-standing affinity for physiology would be aptly applied and expanded as an anesthesiologist. Similarly, the pleasure I take in procedures has been sustained by the array of technical maneuvers employed in the anesthetic care of patients. While I am interested in nearly all aspects of anesthesiology, providing anesthesia for vascular and thoracic patients is especially challenging and enjoyable.
My interest in critical care is based primarily on inherent curiosity and professional goals. From a fundamental perspective, I am intrigued by the function of the human body over the entire spectrum from elite athleticism to critical illness, as evidenced by my education in both exercise physiology and critical care. Furthermore, critical care allows me to fulfill my main professional goal: to care for complicated patients in an intellectually demanding and satisfying way. As residents who work with me will attest, I have a fascination with mechanical ventilation and hemodynamic monitoring.
Anesthesiology and critical care afford me the opportunity to teach on a regular basis. I specifically selected UMass over other career options because of the academic environment, medical school, and residency program. I view medical teaching as a skill that should be formally learned as well as refined through constant application and feedback. I hope to expand in this area as my career develops.
Outside of the hospital my interests are, not surprisingly, centered around exercise physiology. I have been a distance runner since the first day of junior high, following that obsession through college and beyond. In recent years I have added swimming and cycling, which has led me to the finish line of the Hawaii Ironman Triathlon. My swimming, cycling, and running have evolved from simply physical pursuits to intellectual challenges. Given the enormous training volume required for iron-distance triathlons (2.4 mile swim, 112 mile bike, 26.2 mile run), I scour the literature to constantly refine my "evidence-based training" regimen in order to make the most of my limited training time. Integrated with work and training, the remainder of my time is spent with my family, traveling, watching movies, visiting Vermont as often as possible, lusting over the newest triathlon technology, and seeking fine culinary delights.
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SUNY Upstate celebrates Sarah Loguen Fraser Day with lecture on disparities in medicine Jan. 19
SYRACUSE, N.Y.- SUNY Upstate Medical University will celebrate the birthday of one of its most famous alumna, Sarah Loguen Fraser, M.D., with a public presentation on disparities in medicine Wednesday, Jan. 19 at noon in Medical Alumni Auditorium of Weiskotten Hall, 766 Irving Ave. A reception will immediately follow the presentation.
Loguen Fraser, became one the first African American women physicians when she earned her medical degree in 1876 from Syracuse University College of Medicine, which is now SUNY Upstate Medical University.
In honor of Sarah Loguen Fraser Day, Crystal F. Simpson, M.D., MHS., assistant professor of geriatric medicine at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, will discuss disparities in medicine.
"As Loguen Fraser did in her day, Simpson serves as an outstanding role model for all women, especially women from underrepresented populations," said Susan Stearns, Ph.D., associate professor of cell and developmental biology, who serves as co-coordinator of the Sarah Loguen Day celebration.
Simpson has presented widely on cultural diversity in the medical profession and has played a key role in providing students from diverse backgrounds learning opportunities in geriatrics and gerontology.
Sarah Loguen Day is sponsored by the SUNY Upstate's Office of Multicultural Student Resources. For more information, call 464-8577.
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text: Open That Bottle Night is Just Around the Corner David Honig February 13, 2011 FCG, Features 26 Comments Dottie and John will host Open That Bottle Night live, on February 26, 2011, from 7 pm to 10 pm Eastern, only on Palate Press: The online wine magazine. Join us on OTBN to chat with Dottie and John. Tell us what you opened, with whom you are sharing it, and the story behind the bottle. This will be the first time Dottie and John have ever hosted OTBN live, so join the conversation and make it special. It's almost time: Saturday, Feb. 26, is our 12th annual Open That Bottle Night. On that special evening, Ken and Rosemary Willman, of Tacoma, Wash., will treat a handful of very lucky guests to a very special bottle of wine. Mr. Willman was born in 1960 and the wine is a Port, Warre's 1960. This is the last bottle from a mixed case of Ports purchased "a long time ago during our London years at auction at Christie's South Kensington. The tug of 'oh my, this is the last bottle of that case and our last '60' is exactly why it is perfect for that night," he told us—and we couldn't agree more. On OTBN 12, the Willmans will be joining thousands of people worldwide opening the bottle that has been too precious to open and therefore has sat and sat and sat, waiting for an occasion that's special enough for it. That's why we invented Open That Bottle Night, which takes place on the last Saturday of every February. It's a time to gather friends and loved ones, open those wines and celebrate the memories that come with them. If you don't have an older wine that you've been unable to open, buy a young one that has meaning for you. This isn't about the wine's pedigree or even necessarily its taste. The wine is merely a vehicle, albeit a wonderful vehicle, that has the capacity to connect you to people, places and events worth remembering and celebrating. In Antarctica, Zenobia "Zee" Evans, a maintenance specialist at Palmer Station, which does work for the National Science Foundation, will be celebrating with 43 other scientists and support staff. This will be Palmer's seventh OTBN. "We're looking forward to having fresh vegetables and fruit from a supply ship coming just before OTBN, as we've been without 'freshies' for two months," she told us. "So a big beautiful salad is #1 on the list! Also on the ship will be hand-carried special bottles of wine from one of the science groups. We won't know what they are 'til they get here." In Dundee, Ore., Chef Shiloh Ficek of the Farm to Fork Restaurant at the Inn at Red Hills will prepare a special meal for OTBN celebrants, whose corkage fee will be waived. He told us he plans to make beet ravioli with goat cheese croquettes, venison carpaccio with fennel salad and Oregon black truffles, stuffed quail with Oregon Huckleberry sauce and, for dessert, ricotta stuffed crepes with brandy poached apples. Oh, man. This is Farm to Fork's second OTBN celebration and it urged people to call quickly for reservations at $60 "because this event fills up fast." In fact, the 20-room Inn, which offered discounted rooms for OTBN diners, sold out quickly. Chef Ficek is using last year's experience to guide him. "People brought a lot of red wine," he says, "so the menu is red-wine friendly." In Australia, Liz O'Connell and Trish Barry are in high gear promoting OTBN. They asked if it was OK if they did this as "a passion project," not a money-making venture, using social media. We said, "The more the merrier," so they're augmenting the new media efforts of others who have been promoting OTBN on Twitter, Facebook and other online sites. (Robert Burke, an artist in Belmont, N.C., has even created an online playlist of songs for OTBN). Ms. O'Connell has a public relations background and her family owns a winery while Ms. Barry directs a social media marketing agency that has represented wine companies. They're asking wine lovers to make donations to relief organizations for flood victims in Australia and Brazil. OTBN TIPS 1) Three days before the big night, if the bottle you have selected is an old one that has been lying on its side, stand it up so that any sediment will float to the bottom. 2) Because corks of older bottles are sometimes fragile, plan to use a two-prong bottle opener. This requires practice to get the hang of it so try it on a less precious bottle before OTBN. If your cork falls apart, put a coffee filter over a carafe and pour enough wine into it to catch the pieces of cork. 3) Don't decant, at least not immediately. You'll risk losing what precious fruit still resides in an older wine. If it's a young, tight wine and you don't have hours to savor it, you might want to decant it. 4) In case your wine is undrinkable—and give it some time before you make that call—have a back-up wine ready. 5) Enjoy the wine for what it is. Share the reasons it is special to you. [end_columns] This year is the sixth OTBN for the Bivona Child Advocacy Center, in Rochester, N.Y. It is the center's signature fundraising event, says Mary E. Whittier, executive director of the facility that helps child victims of abuse. To date, OTBN has raised about $800,000, she says. "It has been an amazing thing in this community." Ross Wilson Jr., of Kailua-Kona, Hawaii, a long-time OTBN celebrant, told us he'd sent out invitations to 26 people. He's still trying to decide what he'll open. Hinton's Wine Store in Alpharetta, Ga., is celebrating its sixth OTBN. Even though attendance is free, so many people tried to reserve a spot that Hinton's closed the waitlist after the first week of February. Chris Hinton, who was an NFL offensive lineman for 13 years and seven-time All-Pro, owns the store with his wife Mya. The reception sparkler will be Toso Brut Sparkling Wine from Argentina. Meantime, in Argentina itself, "being wine tourists and researchers," Michael Veseth, a professor at the University of Puget Sound, who's also known as the Wine Economist, will be celebrating with his wife, Sue. "Instead of wines that remind us of friends we've known for years, we will pull corks from bottles that link us to the people we will just have met in Mendoza," he says. At Mac's Creek Winery, near Lexington, Neb., the McFarlands who own the winery will be welcoming guests with reservations for the winery's first OTBN celebration. Barry McFarland told us that for $25 each, guests will be served substantial appetizers, a glass of Mac's Creek wine, and at the end of the evening, after sharing their OTBN wines, "they'll leave with a bottle of Mac's Creek wine to sit on their shelf." Over the past year, we have opened some spectacular wines, special bottles, including storied Bordeaux, beautifully aged Merlots from Long Island, N.Y., and an Alsace Gewürztraminer that we first had on one of our trips to Paris last year. There's nothing quite like sudden, unexpected changes in your life to reinforce the notion that you should seize the day, every day. Still, there are always bottles we shy from opening. The one we will open is one of those. Our own choice reflects so many of the principles of our wine writing. Over the years, we received countless letters and emails from readers who apologized for addressing us as "Dottie and John" and quickly added that it seemed appropriate because we felt like friends. We were always so flattered to read that. Jean and Harold Settle of Cropwell, Ala., did become friends. In early 2001, we received a letter from Jean telling us she was bringing Harold to New York for his birthday to see The Producers and she wondered if we could have dinner with them. We were not able to do that, but we suggested Joe Allen, our favorite pre-theater place. After Jean confirmed their reservation, we arranged to have a bottle of wine from us waiting at their table. The show, dinner, the wine and the visit were a huge success and Jean and Dottie became pen pals and talked on the phone off and on. When the Settles's grandchildren were born, Jean sent pictures. Harold sent pictures of his award-winning roses. When we had a book-signing in Atlanta, they drove over and we finally met them. Almost seven years ago, Jean wrote that she had pancreatic cancer. The diagnosis was not a mistake, as the same diagnosis had been for Dottie in 1992. Jean had aggressive surgery and Dottie posted a picture in her office of Jean in her hospital bed, and kept track of critical medical milestones. In 2006, when we flew to Birmingham for some wine research, we met the Settles for dinner. Jean looked great in her wig. For a special birthday, we sent gelato and ice cream. She and Harold sent us two bottles of Bryant Vineyard Muscadine wine from a 25-year-old winery in Talladega, Ala. They knew we'd appreciate them because we've always urged readers to support local wineries. On Sept. 20, Jean wrote that the cancer was winning and she and Dottie started exchanging farewell letters. On Dec. 20, Jean died. She was 57. We will open one of the Bryant wines on OTBN and toast Jean. Kelly Bryant, the man who made the Autumn Blush, a blend of four red Muscadine grape varieties, and the Dixie Blush, made from a variety called Creek, sounded a little nervous about the wines because he said they should be drunk young. They are nonvintage and we can't remember when the Settles gave them to us. It feels like we've had them forever, just like the Settles's friendship. Read an interview of Dottie on John about OTBN 11 in Dottie and John Share Their Thoughts About 'Open That Bottle Night.' As part of Open That Bottle Night Palate Press is offering free geo-targeted advertising space on The Palate Press Advertising Network to any businesses or organizations using OTBN as a charitable fund raiser. For more, contact firstname.lastname@example.com. Dorothy J. "Dottie" Gaiter and John Brecher wrote the "Tastings" column in The Wall Street Journal from March, 1998, through December, 2009. Authors of Love by the Glass: Tasting Notes from a Marriage and other books about wine, Dottie and John will celebrate their thirty-second wedding anniversary this year. They originated Open That Bottle Night in September, 1999, in response to readers asking "when should I open the special bottle I've been saving?" The wine they shared was a bottle of André Cold Duck. Pingback: Tweets that mention Open That Bottle Night is Just Around the Corner : PALATE PRESS -- Topsy.com() http://www.openthatbottle.net/Open_That_Bottle_Night/Home.html Trish Barry Looking forward to getting involved and . If you have photos of events you're running or stories about your wines, post them on http://www.facebook.com/Openthatbottlenight and follow the chatter on @openthatbtl using the #OTBN. Looking forward to hearing all your stories. Pingback: Open That Bottle Night on Palate Press – Louisville Juice() Dottie and John That sounds great! As you might know, we spent many a night on the Intracoastal in Florida and we're big fans of Tablas Creek, so….sigh. You should be sure to get in touch when we're live on OTBN! http://www.blogyourwine.com/ Kris Chislett Dottie and John, I would love to get an interview with you if you are willing to post on my website. I know a lot of your fans have been wondering what you have been up to! Let me know. firstname.lastname@example.com Gina Miller Very exciting that John and Dottie have surfaced for OBTN! Now I gotta go check out my winecave and see what I want to open!! It should be very exciting to share the experience with them. Gina Miller I meant OTBN…. Dottie and John The process of deciding what to open on OTBN is difficult–and one of the joys of the event. We find that going through our wines is like a tour of the world, and of our lives. Oh, wow, remember that winery? Gosh, didn't we buy that when we toured that college? Ah, yes, remember that old wine shop? So much fun–but so hard to choose! Lyneka I'm looking forward to Open That Bottle Night. I started celebrating in 2004 while I was John and Dottie's assistant, and have continued the tradition post-WSJ. This year I'm expecting even more people so I have to think of how to feed people at a venue in Park Slope. The food is minor element to what truly brings us together: Friendship and storytelling over memorable wines. Thanks for this column. For the first time, I'm envious of people in Antarctica. Their plans sound great. Tim McDonald this will be so cool, OTBN was such a clever way to get all of us together ( before the Internet and facebook and twitter bla bla bla). great to see Dot and John are back! I have been in the basement a few times trying to find the right bottle for the 26th. Cheers to you all! TMcD Pingback: Catching up with Dorothy J. Gaiter and John Brecher. - Orlando Wine Guide() Pingback: Catching up with Dorothy J. Gaiter and John Brecher. - Jacksonville Wine Guide() Pingback: Catching up with Dorothy J. Gaiter and John Brecher. - Blog Your Wine() Pingback: Weekly Virginia Wine Roundup: 2-19-11 | Virginia Wine Trips() Pingback: John & Dottie Return! « FUSSYlittleBLOG() Jim Wagonfeld The WSJ is not the same without you. Celebrated OTBN on 2/19 with Daisley Gordon, Executive Chef @ Campagne in Seattle and Iron Chef competitor and Bob Scherb owner of Liner & Elsen wine shop in Portland. Drank Cuvee Laetitia for bubbles, 1998 Dujac Clos de Roche, 1998 Clos de Tart, 2002 Dujac Clos St Denis and 2002 Clos des Lambrays. Dessert was 2004 ZH Clos Windsbuhl VT. Country French food featuring Lopez Island Lamb cooked on my Big Green Egg. Bob screamed all evening that we were committing infanticide as he likes his wines ancient! 5 hours at the table. Just as much fun as our OTBN that you wrote about several years ago. L'chiam. Judy and Jim. Dottie and John Judy and Jim, WOW. That sounds magnificent. It's so good to hear from you again. You know, the real pleasure of OTBN, for us, was celebrating wine and memories with people like you around the world. You always really understood what it was all about. We're really excited about celebrating it live this year. Very, very cool–and there's no reason you can't drop by Palate Press and celebrate again. Pingback: Terroirist » Blog Archive » News Roundup: Black Currant Liqueur() Beverly I really wanted to post some OTBN plans here, but sadly I don't have any. We have recently moved (to Leonardo, NJ, FYI Dottie) and don't really know anyone to invite. And we have a hard time drinking a whole bottle of wine by ourselves. So I might just cook a meatloaf and pick a bottle at random. Dottie and John We love meatloaf, so just open something that reminds you of something warm and homey, like meatloaf itself, and it's bound to be a special OTBN. Best to Leonardo! Pingback: When To Open That "Special" Bottle() http://www.goodgrape.com Jeff Enjoying the 1999 Heitz Cellar Martha's Vineyard Cabernet. Lovely wine. Blackberry, chocolate, black pepper, menthol. Excellent. Love old school Napa Cabs. http://www.palatepress.com David Honig OTBN Live is HERE –> http://palatepress.com/2011/02/wine/open-that-bottle-night-join-dottie-john-saturday-7p-10p-est/ Bruce Beckman Better late than never. My wife and I spent saturday night at our cottage in Union Pier, Michigan. Originally the evening was to be spent with two other couples but fate had it that only Mickie and I remained. We opened a 1996 Stag's Leap Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon and paired with a Pork Tenderloin, Raised Bohemian Dumplings and a Sour Cream/Tomato Gravy along with a side dish of green beans. Because we were uncertain of the condition of the wine, we had a Domaine Berrien Lemberger as a stand by. When we opened the bottle, the cork broke off and so we were ready for a disappointment but alas, after we pushed the remaining piece of cork into the bottle, we found the wine still retained it's fine characteristics. At first is had a lush lingering taste with a smooth finish. The second glass had a surprising crispness but with distinctive taste af berries and the final glass left us with the fabulous tasting of berries but with the smooth finish found in the original glass. Other than the bits of an occasional cork, the combination was a delightful pairing. We finshed the evening with a small glass of Port and conversation of experiences we have had with wine and food, our grandchildren and how happy we were to have found eachother. What a wonderful evening. Thanks again for the OTBN idea. Pingback: Open that Bottle Night: What that 1994 Casa Ferreirinha tasted like (with pizza)() Barb Baldrey Reschly We've missed Dottie and John'


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MCLEAN, Va., Aug. 6 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Sunrise Senior Living, Inc. (NYSE: SRZ) today reported financial results and operating data for the second quarter of 2009. Sunrise will host a conference call and webcast Thursday, August 6, 2009, at 9:00 a.m. ET, to discuss the financial results.
"Our restructuring activities have progressed and we have seen signs of progress in expense controls. In recent weeks we have seen a modest lift in occupancy," said Mark Ordan, Sunrise's chief executive officer. "While we are pleased by these accomplishments, we have much more to do and our organization is fully committed to this task."
Financial Results for Second-Quarter 2009
Sunrise reported revenues of $380.9 million for the second quarter of 2009, as compared to $411.3 million for the second quarter of 2008. Net loss for the second quarter of 2009 was ($81.8) million, or ($1.62) per fully diluted share, as compared to net loss of ($31.8) million, or ($0.63) per fully diluted share, for the second quarter of 2008.
Included in the loss from discontinued operations of ($46.9) million for the three months ended June 30, 2009, is an operating loss of approximately $8 million, as well as an impairment loss of $52.4 million, both relating to Sunrise's nine German communities, which are now considered assets held for sale. Also included in discontinued operations is a $7.1 million gain from the settlement between us and the previous owners of Trinity.
In the second quarter, net loss from operations for the three months ended June 30, 2009, was ($43.2) million. Excluding SEC investigation costs of $1.2 million and restructuring costs of $9.2 million and non-cash charges including depreciation and amortization of $14.4 million, the provision for doubtful ac
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There are beautiful women all over sports, but we keep hearing about the same ones over and over. Let's take a look at some underrated athlete hotties.
Eight Underrated Sports Hotties You Still Have No Chance of Scoring
By Mike McD ,
Everyone knows about the other Maria when it comes to tennis beauties, but far too few people know about Maria Kirilenko.
She's not even the most famous Kirilenko.
Maria needs a publicist. I may not have any experience or know anything about being a publicist, but I would like to formally throw my hat into the ring.
In the softball world, Jennie Finch got all the publicity.
I think Bianca Cruz needs a little love. She actually played for Finch's rival, Arizona State.
That's a girl fight I think we all would enjoy watching.
When it comes to the hottest athlete in the WNBA, some people will say it's Becky Hammon, some will say Candace Parker, or maybe even Sue Bird.
Lauren Jackson is definitely an underrated hottie. What's even better is that she is one of the few women in the NBA who has embraced her hotness and even posed topless on a couple of occasions.
Plus she's got that cute Australian accent.
We have had Danica Patrick shoved down our throats long enough. We get it, she's hot. But the IRL has more to offer than just Danica.
Enter Milka Duno. This former model didn't start racing until she was 24. She's got that Latin temper, getting into spats with Danica on more than one occasion. Love the video below.
We're happy she's around, though. You know how the saying goes: Milka does the body good.
There's no particular person that steals Brittany Dircks' thunder—just the fact that she is an Olympic trampoline gymnast.
Yes, the trampoline is an actual Olympic event—and if your first reaction wasn't, "I need to watch this immediately," maybe Dircks could give you that push.
She certainly puts her personal stamp on the trampoline world for looking this good. You could call it her very own tramp stamp.
When the USA Women's Soccer Team won the World Cup in 1999, many of the soccer players on that team became sex symbols, including Brandi Chastain. Right now, the queen of the pitch is considered to be Heather Mitts.
Hope Solo should be climbing the ranks pretty soon. She's got that smoldering look about her. Maybe she'll take the reins completely and start doing some sexier photo shoots.
We can only Hope.
Of course, Amanda Beard is the name that comes to mind when you think "hot swimmer."
However, Natalie deserves a mention here for sure. She's got more of a sweet, innocent look, whereas Amanda looks like she might just tackle you any second.
For someone who spends most of her time in a swim suit, I know we'll be seeing plenty of her in the future.
The only golfer whose name I have heard on more than one occasion when it comes to looks is Natalie Gulbis, but Anna Rawson certainly gives her a run for her money.
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Microsoft's Bing leans more heavily on Facebook
SAN FRANCISCO Microsoft Corp.'s Bing search engine is increasing its emphasis on the recommendations shared within Facebook's online social network to give people something they can't find on Google's dominant search engine.
Starting Monday afternoon, Bing's search results will vary depending on whether the person making a request is logged into Facebook's online social network at the same time.
For example, Bing's standard ranking system might analyze a search request about the band "U2" and relegate a link pertaining to the music group to the fourth or fifth page of results if the query came from someone who wasn't logged into Facebook at the time. But that same link might appear at the top of Bing's first search page if the query were made by a logged-in Facebook user and a few friends in the requestor's social circle had pressed Facebook's "Like" button on the site.
Bing's revisions will also affect the rankings of some search results even when people aren't logged into Facebook. That's because Bing's formula also will consider how many times Facebook's more than 500 million members have pressed on a Web page's "Like" button to help determine the content's value and relevance.
"Bing is bringing the collective IQ of the Web together with the opinions of the people you trust most, to bring the 'Friend Effect' to search," Microsoft search executive Yusuf Mehdi wrote in a Monday blog post.
Bing also is adding several other features and tools that deepen its ties to Facebook. Among other things, online shoppers using Microsoft's search engine will be able to post links about products and services directly to their Facebook accounts to get the opinions from their friends and family. Microsoft plans to deliver notices about discounted travel deals on people's Facebook pages, based on the cities they have said they liked.
The changes are the latest step in a search alliance Microsoft and Facebook announced seven months ago in a joint challenge to Google Inc. Both Microsoft and Facebook are trying to lure traffic away from Google, the Internet's most profitable company, so they can make more money selling Internet ads.
Google, whose search engine processes about two out of every three Internet search requests, also has been trying to add more personal touches as Web surfers have bonded together on Facebook and other websites such as Twitter where they share photos, recommendations and other insights.
But Facebook's online hangout has erected barriers that prevent Google's search engine from indexing all the information on a social network where an estimated 30 billion pieces of content are being shared each month.
Facebook's antipathy toward Google became clearer last week when it acknowledged that it had secretly hired a prominent public relations firm, Burson-Marsteller, to persuade reporters and bloggers to write stories about Google's privacy problems.
Besides sharing a unified front against Google, Microsoft and Facebook also have financial ties. Microsoft owns a 1.6 percent stake in Facebook.
Microsoft also has teamed up with Yahoo in its quest to topple Google. Since last summer, Microsoft's technology has been powering Yahoo's search results. The Yahoo partnership has given Microsoft's engineers access to billions more requests to analyze in an effort to get a better understanding of what people are seeking based on specific queries.


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Dr. Gerry Jeffcoat and Bobby Cooper are pretty sure they were born a century or so too late.
Aliceville, Ala., was the site of one of the largest prisoner of war camps in the United States during World War II. Construction of Camp Aliceville began in August 1942 and the first prisoner of war arrived in June 1943.
The atmosphere was almost religious Thursday at the grand opening of the newly renovated Tennessee Williams Welcome Center in downtown Columbus.
Saturday's kick-offs heralded more than another autumn of gridiron action; they launched a fresh season of tailgating, too.
If you are like me, you take off all your clothes in order to change into other clothes, to bathe, to sleep, or to make love. You do not get naked to advance your religion, nor promote a good harvest, nor to support a political or social cause, nor gain money, nor participate in artistic display.
After two and a half years of "straight work," Michael Smith and his wife, Sabrea, look forward to sharing their restored 1878 Victorian home at 1301 Third Avenue North with visitors on the Tennessee Williams Tribute Tour of Victorian Homes Sunday, Sept. 12. They join Betty Miller, opening her circa 1900s cottage, and Scott and Helen Pridmore's circa 1880 home, both on College Street, on the 2-5 p.m. tour.
In the morning quiet, Pastor Tom Bryson can stand in the sanctuary of First Presbyterian Church in Columbus and marvel as the rising sun creates a rainbow in that peaceful space. The new phenomenon is thanks to a striking stained glass window designed by Joseph Beyer of Philadelphia, Pa., and installed by Beyer Studio craftsmen in August.
The life, times and works of the late Tennessee Williams will be explored in free scholars' talks Sept. 10-11 at Carrier Chapel on the campus of Mississippi University for Women.
The Friends of the Columbus-Lowndes Public Library continues its September Table Talk series with a discussion of influential childhood books Wednesday. Panelists Nina Ferrante, George Hazard and Jo Shumake join moderator Margo Bretz Sept. 8 at noon in the library meeting room, 314 Seventh St. N.
Through September, the Macon Welcome Center will feature the artworks of Dora Taff McDaniel, a Southern artist with roots in Noxubee County. McDaniel has attained a solid reputation among designers and art collectors for her exquisite watercolor interpretations, as well as for her skills in oil and acrylics.
Refuge Manager Henry Sansing and the Friends of Noxubee Refuge invite the public to visit Noxubee National Wildlife Refuge's newly finished Craig Pond Trail for a dedication and ribbon cutting Saturday, Sept. 11, at 10 a.m. to noon.
Immanuel Center for Christian Education's Parent Teacher Organization will present nationally-syndicated columnist, best-selling author and recognized parenting expert John Rosemond for a day of parenting seminars Tuesday, Sept. 14.
The national touring exhibition, The Age of Progressive Reform: Creating Modern America, 1900-1917, is on display at the Columbus-Lowndes Public Library, 314 Seventh St. N., through Sept. 30.
With a shiver of imagination, someone standing on the bank of the Tombigbee River channel at Columbus' Riverwalk could fancy the scenes and sounds of yesteryear.
Sam and I attended the wedding of my cousin, Mandy Powell. Momma and her nine siblings were from Natchez. Then "Powell" came to visit one day and stayed.
The Atlantic Ocean is bubbling and boiling with storms. The names Earl and Fiona hardly sound threatening. However, they are turning the ocean waters into a witches' cauldron, swirling and smoky. As I write this, there are none in the Gulf, but that may change soon.
Later this week, Sept. 10, Maxine Mason will retire from the Sunflower Store on Military Road. She has worked there for 31 years, 28 of them as manager. Now she says she and her husband, Bill, want to do some traveling, "while we still can."
Aunt Trucene had a flair for hair. Backcombing was her specialty. I hear tell that her beehives could and did hold their own through several hurricane-force winds back in the early 1970s.
Here comes Labor Day. But instead of mourning the passing of summer, segue smoothly into the season of touchdowns, turkeys and evergreens with a lively outdoor party that celebrates the last 20 or so summer days still officially left.
A week ago Terry and I drove to Chattanooga, Tenn., for a wonderful weekend. The impetus for the trip was another of the Southern Foodways Alliance event, this time a Potlikker Film Festival held at Warehouse Row in Chattanooga. Two of my favorite people (who happen to be married) live on Lookout Mountain, so we needed little incentive to go.
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YONKERS — Developers of a $54.4 million affordable-housing apartment tower in southwest Yonkers unveiled their creation Thursday.
The 137-unit complex at 330 Riverdale Ave. was built by the Larchmont-based L+M Development Partners Inc., which broke ground on the project two years ago.
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Concerned citizens plan to discuss worries about a hospital that recently cut jobs.
Two men are in the hospital after an overnight stabbing.
They say it's the largest dealership of its kind in the country.
What's happened in 2 years since merger.
The ex-employees are now facing criminal complaints over an alleged classroom incident.
Two Blair County teens are facing charges after police say they smashed mail boxes along Scotch Valley Road in Frankstown Township.
Folks in State College will be holding a special meeting this coming Tuesday to discuss what they call a dangerous intersection in their neighborhood.
Police say two young men suffered major injuries after a speeding car rolled over near a railroad crossing in Elk County.
Police are still in the early stages of an investigation into an early morning stabbing in Johnstown where both men are now in the hospital.
Governor Wolf vetoes privatization bill and calls for modernization of the system.
Police say the victim told him a man started punching him in the face around midnight.
Police say they've linked the teenager to missing items on three different streets.
High counts of e.coli have been reported at the popular swimming place.
Fireworks will be booming all across our region this weekend and that can be hard for veterans suffering from PTSD.
Residents say they take extra caution daily and are concerned when they turn out of their own driveway.
Police are looking for a man who they say took money for work, but never did it.
Fireworks, alcohol use result in rash of injuries.
The road will be open for the holiday weekend.
Police say Lesita Lopez left her two-year-old son and one-year-old daughter alone while she ran errands.
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The family of a Penn State student that jumped to his death in 2014, believes an investigation will show that his fraternity members should be charged with criminal homicide.
Voters want to answers sooner rather than later.
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Rainy weather stopped the dirt park builder from completing his last day of work.
20 of 30 days saw rain in June.
Back in February the Johnstown Housing Authority decided they wanted to enhance their security.
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The man accused of firing a gun during a local church service waived his charges Wednesday.
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The Attorney General's office announced Wednesday that it is taking legal action against Golden Living Nursing Homes.
Hunters who shoot down golden and bald eagles are going to face stiffer penalties under Pennsylvania law.
Roving patrols will be out across the viewing area looking for drivers under the influence.
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Governor Wolf says the republican-crafted budget that arrived on his desk doesn't add up and he won't sign it.
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Had a bored moment so I decided to make a little diagram of my home network.
I thought it might be interesting to see what other people have setup so knock something up and post here.
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Posted 19 May 2014 - 13:41
yeah that is home network, left out lot of details on the esxi side - but all the basics are there. I keep meaning to update it to include details like layer 2 and 3 and power, serial numbers, etc.. Just too lazy and I change stuff quite often.
I love your setup but why so much for a home network? Is it just because you can and you love testing or do you run a small business out of your home? Either way I am impressed.
Posted 19 May 2014 - 13:42
yeah that is home network, left out lot of details on the esxi side - but all the basics are there. I keep meaning to update it to include details like layer 2 and 3 and power, serial numbers, etc.. Just too lazy and I change stuff quite often.
Something like http://www.fusioninventory.org/ and GLPI not of any use?
Posted 19 May 2014 - 13:48
I don't see it as anything over the top for a home network - I would think anyone that understands basic networking and visualization would run a sim sort of setup. There is not really fancy at all, it is all low cost home priced equipment. The most expensive thing will be the unifi AC accesspoint that is in the mail. This is just so I can play with AC, and the software based controller, etc.
I do plan on breaking out some stuff to vlans now that actually have vlan support on my wireless AP. And really itchy to pull the trigger on a sg300-10 so I can move my dumb switch with the current smart one and run trunking to the living room and isolate my popcorn and the dvrs from the rest of my network. And if going to do that might as well vlan out my current cost.
So yeah some play for sure, but its really jut 2 segments lan and wlan, which is common practice if you know how and have the equipment. Not sure why anyone would want their wireless sharing the broadcast domain for practical along with security reasons.
BTW - I left off the remote vpns and servers, I have 2 vps (west cost and east cost) along with a box in NL and shared hosting box in US..
Posted 26 May 2014 - 04:28
I don't know where to get those images made, so I'll just post as text
VM Superhub running in modem mode >> Cisco E4200 >> (Wired to main pc) >> all wireless devices connected to 2.4ghtz (4 phones, 2 tablets 2 pc's)
Netgear WNHDE111 bridge connected to 5ghtz >> PS4 and Blu Ray Player wired to bridge


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Mozilla has gone out and adopted two female Firefox cubs that make their home in the Knoxville Zoo. These red pandas (and newest Tennessee natives) are the two newest members of the Mozilla community. Now, you can watch these two Firefoxes play, frolic and be cute over at Firefox Live. Over the net few months, they will be streaming the red pandas live and around the clock.
Archive | Firefox News
Unwanted Plugins in Firefox
Is it fair that other companies can install unrequested plugins to Firefox? It is happening right now, and there is not a lot we can do about it. Asa Dotzler brought this topic up in one of his most recent blog posts and I do think it is an interesting debate. The three big tech giants out there find it ok to add things to Firefox without asking me first. Google does it. Microsoft does it. Even Apple does it.
Rainbow: Firefox Audio / Video Recording
Optimized Firefox for Linux?
A few days ago I introduced you to a version of Firefox that was optimized for Windows users. Today, I have something a little different. Swiftfox is another optimized build of the Firefox browser, but this time it is for Linux users to enjoy.
Optimized Firefox for Windows?
The Pale Moon Project says they can get Firefox to perform 25% faster, through the art of optimization. You see, the Pale Moon Project is all about creating a custom-built and optimized Firefox browser for Windows users to enjoy.
Game On with Mozilla
Mozilla Labs has started it's first international gaming competition, Game On 2010. All developers of all experience levels are invited to take part in the fun, to create games for the Web. Game developers have until January 11, 2011 to get their entries in.
Xmarks Pledge Campaign
Xmarks may live? For those of you who were sad to see Xmarks close up shop, there might be one last thing you can do to try to save it. Xmarks has launched a pledge campaign to stay alive. So, what must you do? If you want to show your support, all they are asking is for you to pledge $10 to $20. This is not an actual donation, but instead is a vote of confidence saying that, "Yeah, I'd pay for Xmarks".
If 100,000 people express interest in seeing Xmarks stay alive, then Xmarks might get a second chance. It is a pretty large goal to meet – however I do have to wish Xmarks the best of luck in chasing this new business model, and I do hope they are successful.
RIP Xmarks
Well, it is a sad day in Firefox Extension Land because Xmarks has announced it will be biting the dust soon. The cross browser bookmark syncing tool will shut down service January 10, 2011. I am sad to see Xmarks become another failed experiment for the Web, but hopefully the great minds and people behind the product will move on to bigger and better things.
Search in Firefox Panorama
I have made no secret about the fact that the one feature I am looking most forward to in Firefox 4 is the new Firefox Panorama tool (formerly known as Tab Candy). Now, I have shown you why Panorama is really handy when it comes to getting rid of the extra browser windows, but now they are also introducing a very nice search feature too.
Mozilla Launches Gaming Lab
Along with all of your productive and useful websites out there, gaming websites or online games often get tossed to the wayside. You know what though? Supporting games and independent developers is just as important as supporting the guys making the awesome website applications we all know and love. With that said, I am happy to see Mozilla has launched the new Mozilla Labs Gaming.


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Tuesday June 22 2010
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I've looked at the Sportsman's Calendar online, but the seasons listed for migratory birds are 2009 dates. When will the 2010 dates be listed?
Migratory game bird seasons are set based on frameworks provided by the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service. Frameworks for early migrants are given to KDWP in late spring, and seasons for these species are set at a Kansas Wildlife and Parks meeting in June. Late-migratory bird season frameworks are provided in late July or early August, and the seasons are set at the August commission meeting. Dates are posted online as soon as they are set. View the Upcoming Commission Meetings page for more information.
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Kansas Wildlife and Parks, in cooperation with several other agencies, are creating a year-round Kansas trout fishery in the cold water seep stream below Kanopolis Reservoir dam. See what's happening.
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Adrian Segar has designed, organized, and facilitated events for over thirty years. Until a few years ago, his conference work coexisted alongside a variety of other professions, including research in elementary particle physics, co-owning and managing a solar manufacturing company, teaching computer science, and information technology consulting. In 2007, Adrian switched to working full-time on the design, organization, and facilitation of participant-driven conferences. Since the 2009 publication of his book "Conferences That Work: Creating Events That People Love" he has become an energetic champion for participation-rich and participant-led meetings that uncover and satisfy actual attendee needs for relevant content, education, answers, and connections. Adrian has been named one of the most innovative people in events by BizBash Magazine, and one of MeetingNet's most influential online personalities in meetings and travel. He has presented at just about every meetings industry conference, including Meeting Professionals International's World Education Congress; EIBTM; MPI Chapter meetings; the MPI Chapter Business Summit; HSMAI MEET, FRESH, GMIC, PCMACL, and NESAE annual conferences; and many association conferences. Adrian writes regularly on event design and related issues on his blog [www.conferencesthatwork.com], is the community manager of the Google Plus #eventprofs community, and tweets frequently [@ASegar] on all matter of topics. Currently, Adrian is writing his next book "The Power of Participation: Creating Conference Sessions That Deliver Learning, Connection, Engagement, And Action", designing and facilitating all kind of conferences, presenting on participant-driven and participation-rich events, facilitating two opening and closing conference plenaries: The Solution Room and A Personal Introspective, and running experiential workshops on using participative techniques to transform conference sessions. He also loves to sing and dance.


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Kenshoo (http://www.Kenshoo.com), the global leader in premium digital marketing technology, launched today at ILM West the Kenshoo Local certification program, an advanced search engine marketing training and certification initiative that develops and validates local marketing expertise and allows practitioners to reach the Kenshoo Local [Pro] status.
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