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You've come all this way. You've planned your escape from your usual routine, and dreamed of some magical place where you can be relaxed, pampered and rejuvenated.
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I've just upgraded to MS Office 2007 and am loving "One Note" for trip planning. Super easy to import pictures, maps, web links etc. Just like a notebook, you can set it up with separate pages for each destination. I've just started planning a trip for summer 2011 so we'll see how my virtual notebook evolves as the trip takes shape. Check it out, and if you are already using it and have some tips I'd love to hear them!


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The New York Jets are not only in the business of football but also it seems of producing awe and criticism. It is part of the Jets' DNA to do things that make others shake their heads. The 2013 NFL Draft was no different. The Jets are a mess. Coming off a 6-10 season improvement is mandatory. They began the re-haul by removing their star corner Darrelle Revis. They cap off the draft timeline by waiving the star power of Tim Tebow. Oh yeah, in between the drafted another quarterback to add to their roster. Here are the players the Jets decided to add to their fun-house.
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Smarter water? Don't start celebrating just yet
By Neil Strother
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There are positive signs we are getting smarter about water - though no need to celebrate just yet as these latest moves are more incremental than transformational.
First, the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) recently released a report upgrading the U.S. drinking water infrastructure to a grade of D from a D-, the grade handed out by this group in 2009. As the new report noted, "Much of our drinking water infrastructure is nearing the end of its useful life. There are an estimated 240,000 water main breaks per year in the United States. Assuming every pipe would need to be replaced, the cost over the coming decades could reach more than $1 trillion."
The ASCE report also said "the quality of drinking water in the United States remains universally high, however. Even though pipes and mains are frequently more than 100 years old and in need of replacement, outbreaks of disease attributable to drinking water are rare." So, for now the water is safe, but the pipes need upgrading sooner than later (a D is still barely a passing grade), and it's going to require some serious capital investment.
Third, a group of diverse organizations and businesses has come together to set tough performance standards to protect water in the process of fracking. The Center for Sustainable Shale Development (CSSD) aims to ensure an environmentally safe process as shale gas is mined in Pennsylvania's Appalachian Basin. CSSD's founding members are: Chevron, Clean Air Task Force, CONSOL Energy, Environmental Defense Fund, EQT Corporation, Group Against Smog and Pollution (GASP), Heinz Endowments, Citizens for Pennsylvania's Future (PennFuture), Pennsylvania Environmental Council, Shell, and William Penn Foundation. That's an impressive and varied group, to be sure.
The key areas addressed by CSSD in terms of surface and groundwater include: maximizing water recycling, development of groundwater protection plans, closed-loop drilling, well casing design, groundwater monitoring, wastewater disposal, impoundment integrity, and reduced toxicity fracturing fluid. Surprisingly, or perhaps not, the Sierra Club and other environmental groups have slammed the formation of CSSD, describing the performance standards as "akin to slapping a Band-Aid on a gaping wound." That's harsh.
By themselves, each of these developments holds a glimmer of positive light. Water infrastructure is slightly better. Some political leaders see the need to help fund water infrastructure upgrades in the near term. And a disparate group of organizations has agreed on a framework for protecting water in the fracking process. Combined, they inspire confidence in our ability to be smarter in our use of water. Yet each of these solutions seems somewhat narrow (U.S.-focused only), and not overly bold. It's better than going backward, I suppose, but more action is needed.
Neil Strother is a senior research analyst contributing to the Navigant Research Smart Grid practice, with a focus on smart metering technologies and related business practices.
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I am traveling to Germany w/ a visit to Neuschwanstein castle this September 12, and I noticed on their website that 2 sides will be scaffolded until end of 2012 I am an avid photographer and was planning the day around taking some great shots. I am excited to see the interior, but the exterior was a main interest. If anyone has any updates on if they have seen the scaffolding recently and if we can get good shots despite the scaffolding - plus I am traveling with my little gal who is 5 to see the princess castle, dont want to disappoint her ---- is it worth it making this trip to neuschwanstein ?


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RefWorks Workshop on May 10, 2007
At semester's end, many University of Delaware faculty, staff, and students are also at wit's end, struggling to complete their semester's workload and stay academically organized. Whether they are meeting research paper and thesis deadlines, finishing an article, or starting research on a summer project, many students and faculty need help managing their references.
On Thursday, May 10, 2007, from 7 p.m. - 8 p.m., the University of Delaware Library will host its final spring workshop on RefWorks, a web-based program provided by the Library that offers access to your references from any computer, anytime. The workshop will cover setting up a RefWorks account, exporting citations from research databases, and importing the citations into your RefWorks folders. The workshop will also cover RefWorks' "Write-N-Cite" feature, which makes it easy to insert notes and citations into your document.
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The ice-cream mixture (before meringue is added) will easily fit into a standard 1-quart ice-cream maker.
YIELD: Makes 1 1/2 quarts
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Preheat oven to 250° F. and line a baking sheet with parchment paper.
In a bowl with an electric mixer beat whites with salt until they hold soft peaks. Gradually beat in sugar and beat until meringue holds stiff, glossy peaks. Spread meringue 1/2 inch thick on parchment-lined baking sheet and bake in middle of oven 1 hour, or until firm to the touch. Turn off oven and let meringue stand 1 hour. Transfer meringue on parchment to a rack and cool. Peel off parchment and, working over a bowl, break meringue into 1/2- to 1-inch pieces. Meringue may be made 3 days ahead and kept in an airtight container in a cool, dry place.
In a heavy saucepan bring cream, milk, sugar, zest, and salt just to a boil, stirring occasionally. In a bowl beat yolks until smooth. Add hot cream mixture to yolks in a slow stream, whisking, and pour into pan. Cook custard over moderately low heat, stirring constantly, until a thermometer registers 170° F. Pour custard through a sieve into a clean bowl and stir in lemon juice. Cool custard. Chill custard, its surface covered with plastic wrap, at least 3 hours, or until cold, and up to 1 day.
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Pick-up Pencils is a simple, fun mental skill game. It's also a good time killing game. In the game, you need to look carefully to tap the topmost pencil until the last one. The less time you use the better.
To begin the game, a bundle of pencils are somewhat randomly distributed, maybe pens, water color brush, rulers, scissors and so on. Pick-up Pencils is over when the last stick is removed.
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One of the great things about YouTube is that pretty much anyone can get their message across quickly. Here are five rap videos about food or sustainability issues. Can you dig it?
1. Yeo Valley (Organic Milk): This group of UK dairy farmers made a rap video about the benefits of their organic milk. They are called Yeo Valley Organic and they get major points for this really well done video. Their song is also available on iTunes.
2. Stonyfield Farms (Organic Food): CEO of Stonyfield Farm Gary Hirshberg tells everyone at the start of his video that he is not a rapper (agreed!), but his video talks about the problems with the current food system and urges people to consider organic alternatives.
3. Honest Tea (Organic Tea): This video stars Seth Goldman...errr Honey G....in a response video to Hirshberg's organic rap. Goldman's company, Honest Tea, makes organic tea flavors. This video is set in Bethesda, MD (my hometown). The battle between Hirshberg and Goldman may be the weirdest in "rap" history.
4. Plastic State of Mind (Anti-Plastics): Ok, you have me here. This video is not technically about organic food, but the issue is definitely linked to the organic food movement. The video was made on behalf of Green Sangha and advocates eliminating single-use plastic bags from your grocery cart. With one million bags used every minute, that seems like a reasonable proposal.
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from Bob Marley – New Zealand Interview 1979 on Genius
Rastafari is a subculture derived from Jamaica, a religious movement that was sort of an outlet from the Ghettos within Jamaica. Rastas are typically known for growing out their hair in dreadlocks, wearing woolen caps, smoking and using marijuana and listening to reggae music.
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The potatoes in this recipe are chilled after boiling to get them very firm so they won't fall apart when you slice and sauté them. Some of our editors think chilling also helps the potatoes develop a better-browned crust when sautéing.
YIELD: Makes 6 servings
Cover potatoes with salted cold water by 1 inch in a large pot, then boil until just tender when pierced with a knife, about 20 minutes. Drain potatoes and cool completely, then chill, wrapped in plastic wrap, at least 8 hours.
Quarter potatoes lengthwise and cut crosswise into 1/2-inch pieces.
Cook onions with 1/4 teaspoon salt and 1/4 teaspoon pepper in 1 tablespoon butter in a 12-inch nonstick skillet over moderately low heat, stirring occasionally, until pale golden, 10 to 15 minutes, then transfer to a bowl.
Heat 1 tablespoon butter and 1 tablespoon oil in skillet over moderately high heat until foam subsides, then sauté half of potatoes with 1/4 teaspoon salt and 1/8 teaspoon pepper, stirring occasionally, until golden, 8 to 12 minutes. Add half of onions and sauté, stirring occasionally, until potatoes are golden brown, about 3 minutes. Transfer to a bowl and keep warm, covered. Cook remaining potatoes and onions in same manner.
Return all vegetables to skillet and gently toss with remaining tablespoon butter and chives until butter is melted. Season with salt and pepper.
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Climate Change Green Energy Radioactive Waste and Contamination
Environmental writer Elizabeth Royte plumbs our obsession with bottled water.
OK, God, we know James Dobson asked his followers to pray for rain on Obama in Denver last week. But this storm in New Orleans isn't what anybody had in mind.
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Hobart, JC; Riazi, A; Lamping, DL; Fitzpatrick, R; Thompson, AJ; (2003) Measuring the impact of MS on walking ability - The 12-Item MS Walking Scale (MSWS-12). NEUROLOGY , 60 (1) 31 - 36.
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Objective: To develop a patient-based measure of walking ability in MS. Methods: Twelve items describing the impact of MS on walking (12-Item MS Walking Scale [MSWS-12]) were generated from 30 patient interviews, expert opinion, and literature review. Preliminary psychometric evaluation (data quality, scaling assumptions, acceptability, reliability, validity) was undertaken in the data generated by 602 people from the MS Society membership database. Further psychometric evaluation (including comprehensive validity assessment, responsiveness, and relative efficiency) was conducted in two hospital-based samples: people with primary progressive MS (PPMS; n = 78) and people with relapses admitted for IV steroid treatment (n = 54). Results: In all samples, missing data were low (less than or equal to3.8%), item test-retest reproducibility was high (greater than or equal to0.78), scaling assumptions were satisfied, and reliability was high (greater than or equal to0.94). Correlations between the MSWS-12 and other scales were consistent with a priori hypotheses. The MSWS-12 (relative efficiency = 1.0) was more responsive than the Functional Assessment of Multiple Sclerosis mobility scale (0.72), the 36-Item Short Form Health Survey physical functioning scale (0.33), the Expanded Disability Status Scale (0.03), the 25-ft Timed Walk Test (0.44), and Guy's Neurologic Disability Scale lower limb disability item (0.10). Conclusions: The MSWS-12 satisfies standard criteria as a reliable and valid patient-based measure of the impact of MS on walking. In these samples, the MSWS-12 was more responsive than other walking-based scales.
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Richard (Dick) Burnett (October 8, 1883 – January 23, 1977) was an American folk songwriter from Kentucky.
Burnett was born near Monticello, Kentucky. He was known to play the banjo and guitar and was blind in one eye. Burnett allegedly wrote the traditional American folk song, Man of Constant Sorrow, which was later to be covered by Bob Dylan and featured in the movie O Brother Where Art Thou as another version. He recorded with fiddler Leon Rutherford for Columbia Records.
Burnett was born near the end of the nineteenth century on October 8, 1883, in the area around the head of Elk Springs, about seven miles north of Monticello. He remembered little of his farming parents. His father died when he was only four and his mother died when he was twelve. Burnett did say that his mother told him how his father would carry him in his arms when he was only four years old and he would help his dad sing.
It is notable that Burnett's grandparents were of German and English descent and that particular ancestral influence would be instrumental in forming Burnett's musical career. At seven-years-old, Burnett was playing the dulcimer; at nine he was playing the banjo, and at thirteen he had learned to play the fiddle.
Richard Burnett's life took a drastic turn in early adulthood when he was attacked by a robber, shot in the face, and lost his eyesight.[1] He was working in the oil field of central Kentucky, married with a young child, and now faced an uncertain future. Almost prophetically, his boss made the following statement to Burnett: "Well, you can still make it; you can make it with your music."
In time, Burnett joined forces with a young fourteen-year-old orphaned boy from Somerset.[1] That young boy, Leonard Rutherford, would become Burnett's student and became one of the "smoothest" fiddle players known to come from Kentucky.
Richard Burnett, "blind minstrel of Monticello" and Leonard Rutherford, "one of the smoothest fiddlers ever to take a bow," soon were singing at every opportunity. They appeared on courthouse lawns and on the street playing and singing their music. In order to earn some money, Richard would strap a tin cup to his knee to collect the contributions from a satisfied crowd.
They traveled by bus, Model A, and on foot to any place they could and sing. From about 1914 until 1950, the pair became so popular that they found themselves in the company of most all the popular mountain musicians of the time. They were "at home" in the presence of greats like the Carter Family, Charlie Oaks, Arthur Smith and many others. They appeared at the Renfro Valley Barn Dance, on radio stations in Cincinnati, and finally, they would be some of the first old-time musicians to enter the recording studios.
Burnett and Rutherford made their first commercial recording in 1926 for Columbia Records in Atlanta, Georgia. "They gave us sixty dollars a record and paid all our expenses from here to Atlanta and back, hotel bills and everything," Burnett reminisced. This unique banjo-fiddle-playing team, at times joined by banjoist W.L. Gregory and his fiddle-playing brother Jim, also of Monticello, continued to record for Columbia (and Gennett as well), through 1930.
Many of the songs Burnett and Rutherford used in their performances were songs they had learned from others in the past. When Burnett was asked where he learned some the old songs he recorded, he indicated some of them came from "Negroes around playing old time music" in Wayne County. He mentioned "Bled Coffey here in town, he was a fiddler during the Civil War, and the Bertram boys here, Cooge Bertram was a good fiddler…..Yes sir, there were a lot of black men playing old-time music. Bled Coffey was the best fiddler in the country."
Burnett was a prolific songwriter as well as an instrumentalist. Possibly his most well known song is the popular "Man Of Constant Sorrow" that found notoriety in the movie, "O Brother, Where Art Thou." On one occasion when asked if he wrote the song, Burnett replied: "No, I think I got that ballet from somebody—I dunno. It may be my song….."
It has been correctly observed about Richard Burnett: "He was a valuable link to country music's folk past and was a repository of material which he had both preserved and rewritten: "Pearl Bryan," "Short Life of Trouble," "Weeping Willow Tree," "Little Stream of Whisky," and many other ballads known to all folk revivalists." The team certainly deserves the title of "one of the most colorful and rewarding groups of the 1920s."
Richard Burnett died in Somerset, Kentucky on January 23, 1977, probably without ever realizing the great influence he had in the field of old-time Appalachian music.
- ^ a b Charles K. Wolfe (November 26, 1996). Kentucky Country: Folk and Country Music of Kentucky (Reprint ed.). University Press of Kentucky. pp. 20–21. ISBN 978-0813108797.
External links[edit]
- 1001tunes.com
- "RICHARD (Dick) BURNETT Wayne County Musician". Wayne County Museum. Archived from the original on March 30, 2008.


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Motorists are reminded that highways across South Dakota are snow-packed, ice-covered and slippery. Much of the driving surface between Mitchell and Sioux Falls on I-90 is extremely slippery, and motorists are urged to reduce speed as conditions require. There are also areas of blowing and drifting snow and travelers are being asked to drive with extreme caution.
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Medical Resource Utilization and Cost of HIV-Related Care in the Highly Active Antiretroviral Therapy Era at a University Clinic in Sweden
Introduction: Little is known regarding healthcare costs for HIV/AIDS patients in the era of highly active antiretroviral therapy (HAART) and subgroups of patients according to the severity and progression of HIV infection in Sweden. The objective of this study is therefore to describe the direct medical resource use and cost of healthcare for HIV patients at a university clinic in Sweden. Methods: A patient registry database for HIV treatment at the Department of Infectious Diseases, Sahlgrenska University Hospital, between 2000 and 2005 provided information on patient characteristics, antiretroviral drugs and dosages, tests and diagnostic procedures, outpatient visits and inpatient stays. The review used publicly available unit costs with a county council perspective, expressed in 2006 Euros. Results: Two hundred and eighty-five patients with a mean age of 38 years in 2000 (64% men) were followed for 1368 patient-years. They had a mean (median) of 6.3 (0) inpatient days, 4.1 (3.7) physician visits, 4.2 (3.8) nurse visits, 2.6 (0.7) counsellor visits and 11.5 (7.7) tests and diagnostic procedures per patient-year. Only 12 deaths were recorded during the study period, and the proportion of treated patients with successful treatment (HIV-RNA <50 copies/mL) increased from 74% to 92% during the period. The mean cost per patient-month amounted to &U20AC;1069. The main cost driver was HIV drugs (51%), followed by inpatient stays (including hospitalizations for opportunistic infections; 22%), outpatient physician, nurse or therapist visits (19%) and diagnostics and tests (7%). All non-drug costs increased with a decreasing CD4 cell count. Conclusions: Overall, approximately half of the direct costs of HIV treatment were not related to antiretroviral treatment. The non-antiretroviral costs were inversely correlated with HIV-induced immune deficiency.
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Nokia teams with Microsoft Office
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Following the announcement of the briefing by Microsoft and Nokia, the Wall Street Journal is reporting that the Microsoft has been pressured by outside forces such as Google and Sun to work with Nokia to insure its "Office business in the face of competition from free Web-based word processors."
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Why do men always feel the need to touch me?
Lately I have noticed that when I am at work especially (school setting) my male coworkers feel the need to TOUCH me. I was walking and the custodian... Show More
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i guess your just a ... fun person to touch? you never mentioned your thoughts or feelings about this. Does it bother you? or not? This seems like a self-perspective kind of problem. I'd feel great if all the cute single girls randomly touched me. Not to sound perverted or anything. I think it would be easier to date women. However, the other day this ridiculously adorable girl gave me a bear hug. Didn't even know her.
It's about how the person who is being touched feels about their environment.
I am the sort of woman who doesn't want a man to touch me unless I give them permission to do so. I feel it crosses my comfort boundaries. I just have to figue out a good line to use to make them feel as uncomfortable as the way they make me feel without them hating me.lol...btw some of thes men are married which is a double GROSS!
the married ones are the ones who are the most flirtatious. Men or women.
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I'm a girl and I like to touch the good-looking guys, keyword: GOOD-LOOKING. And since I'm an attractive girl myself, they enjoy it :)))
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Lol and some you would never want to touch you.
Well seeing as you're in the 25-28 age range, and also a female, it's no wonder that you're jealous of my youth and beauty. So far, I've never encountered a guy who does not like making physical contact with me. Do not take any offense to my words, I mean, I'm just stating facts :)
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Originally posted by kraftman View PostYeah, there's "?" but I weren't asking you at all. If someone writes total bullshit I don't even care to answer him with "great respect" (I'm not talking about you) and I don't expect good answer. It's some kind of game.
I'm not here to partake in the opinionated bits of this thread, but I would like to add a screenshot from my own desktop which demonstrates how easy it is to make your KDE desktop look like Windows 7.
Here's a little "how I did it", starting from a vanilla install:
1. Using Kubuntu 9.04 Alpha.
2. Kwin compositing effects enabled (so it looks even more like Vista/Win7 when you're using it, and seeing the transitions...)
3. Run `sudo aptitude install kwin-style-crystal plasmoid-weather` (or install the packages using Adept, Add/Remove, etc.)
----Window Decorations----
4. Go into System Settings -> Appearance -> Windows, select the Crystal theme. Then check all the boxes for round corners, increase Border Width to 7 and Titlebar Width to 24 (these numbers maybe slightly larger than Win7 uses, but just to enunciate the point )
5. In the Overlay tab (still in Appearance -> Windows) change the overlays to "Glass"
6. In Appearance -> Colors, change the color scheme to Steel. It's not exactly what Aero uses, but it's close. You could fiddle and get it spot on if you wanted.
7. I added the Calendar, Analog Clock, and Weather plasmoids to the desktop, retaining the default (and distinctive) KDE 4.2 plasmoids.
8. I took the wallpaper straight from Windows 7 Build 7000
9. Fired up SpeedCrunch to look more like the Win7 screenshot from the OP.
Note: I am not claiming that my screenshot is identical to the Win7 screenshot. It's not meant to be. It's just that, in about 15 minutes, I was able to take a default KDE 4.2 desktop and make it look a lot like Win7. This screenshot of my tweaking should be particularly surprising to those of you who have never seen KDE 4.2 Beta in action before: click here.
The major discrepancies are what people will either love or hate about Win7, i.e., in the behavior aspect rather than the sheer visual aspect.
For example, long-time Microsoft junkie Paul Thurrott maligned some of the more controversial UI tweaks in Win7. This is the meat and potatoes of determining which desktop you want to use -- can you live with Jumplists? Do you need to be able to see the names of the programs you're running in the taskbar, or are the icons enough? Do you want Mac OSX style merging of taskbar launchers with the classic "iconification" of running programs? These are questions that each individual user must answer when determining what they want out of their desktop.
Originally posted by kraftman View PostAV for Linux are mainly for scanning Windows networks. I would suggest you to don't base on theory or MS propaganda. UAC is marketing piece of crap. Completely free AV solutions still makes Windows slower. Where did you read about Windows security? MS site maybe?
Who said that I wasn't encoding? Read ten times more.
Bullshit Linux was about 60% faster when I did video compression. Read more carefully please - I wrote about compression I didn't test encoding."
Originally posted by val-gaav View PostDepends on the use. I do a lot of encoding too and bash+mencoder+mkvtoolnix+gpac+oggenc makes it a total win over the Windows solutions. Really I have no tool for XP that could win over my nice Linux bash scripts. Heck it's automated here, in Windows it's not and it needs a lot of clicks, add do that processing of many files and clear winner is Linux. Winner, because it saves my time.
I've used the same setup of mencoder, mkvtoolnix, gpac, ogg enc as well compiled from source in windows AND linux, guess what wins by about 5-10% using the same source and encoding settings. (BTW mencoder truly sucks when it comes to accurate file sizes, especially when using ffmpeg or xvid). The gap widens even more when using the vast array of video encoding tools out there for windows.


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Broiled Chicken Salad
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|Boneless skinless chicken breast halves
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|15 Ounce, drained, rinsed (1 Can)
|Green onions
|2 , chopped
|Oil and vinegar dressing
|1 Tablespoon
|Frozen whole kernel corn
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Thank you Dennis Ritchie, for without you, our digital lives may have turned out far less awesome than what they are now. Ritchie, for anyone who doesn't recognize the name, created the C programming language, which is still popular today and is the basis for many other programming languages, and co-developed Unix with Ken Thompson, variants of which are all over the place, including Android and iOS.
Ritchie, who had been long struggling with an illness, passed away this past weekend at age 70. His death was confirmed by Bell Labs, where he had worked from 1967 until retiring in 2007.
"Dennis was well loved by his colleagues at Alcatel-Lucent Bell Labs, and will greatly missed," Jeong Kim, President of Alcatel-Lucent Bell Labs, said in a statement. "He was truly an inspiration to all of us, not just for his many accomplishments, but because of who he was as a friend, an inventor, and a humble and gracious man. We would like to express our deepest sympathies to the Ritchie family, and to all who have been touched in some way by Dennis."
Ritchie was born on September 9, 1941, in Bronxville, New York, and grew up New Jersey where his father, Alistair Ritchie, worked for Bell Labs. In 1983, Ritchie, along with Thompson, received the Turing Award from the Association for Computing Machinery. This was just one of many awards he accumulated over his lifetime, including the National Medal of Technology, which President Clinton awarded the two men in 1998 for inventing Unix and C.


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But if pvp was as deep a system as he asked for there in example, it would need the attention and dev resources to make it that good. If it doesn't even rate being a main focus of one of their pillars or grails, then it is unlikely to be all that deep. The whole world has destructibility, doesn't mean they are putting a supreme effort into pvp. Others who suggest having some contested areas for open worldish pvp, with destructable structures, sieges, etc but not whole world or with a lot of systems like diplomacy or political. Probably just territory with it effecting factions pve or crafting in some light way. All that said, just going on what was said and the lack of info or attention devs seems to have for pvp so far.
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Originally posted by ropenice
Why not? Even crafter was not one of their grails, and we do know more or less as much about crafter as about pvp. Albeit crafting will be like SWG, just better. And that alone is a bold statement. And they hinted similar to pvp. Like the catapult destroying a wall example.
With all that said, as i said in a previous post, i somehow don't believe all that will happen in Norath.. maybe it is a extra server, or it is a extra world(traveling through a portal), or it is a extra contintent. Because the overall tone cries mass appeal, and that means nobody will be hurt.
Will they have all that buzz? Would be really nice.. but i guess it is just my dream. We do not have a lot, or any, good pvp games with all those mechanism above. But it would be time for a game like that.
And honestly.. if they want the pvp crowd, they have to deliver something. PvP toggle is not enough, and the WvW version of GW2 is also not enough. And any instanced pvp battlefield isn't enough either.
So we will wait and hope for some serious pvp.
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Originally posted by Apraxis
Good points. It doesn't have to be a grail to be a big change. And PVP could easily fit under the "destructibility" grail.
And yes, you're right about those things not being "enough". It's time for some serious PVP. =D


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October is WorldatWork's National Work and Family Month. What a great time to take a few minutes and make sure that your 'work-life equation' is working for you.
There is no question that there are significant problems that both men and women face. The workplace has not truly kept pace with the changes in families' lives. But does this represent the decline of men?


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As I understand it, with Gnome3 the _designers_ and not the developers have the final say, which is a little troublesome IMO. I've read somewhere that the designers want Gnome3 to be as little customizable as possible, because they want it to look the same on all systems, being recognizable by non-geeks when they glance a screen at the coffee shop. The Gnome designers want the same locked down control as Apple and Microsoft has over its environments.
Extensions are a band-aid, and I'm afraid it will end like Firefox where an upgrade will break extensions you depend upon for your workflow.
That said, I've been checking Gnome3 out in a F16 VM and actually am a little intrigued. Not sure I'm committed to install and use it as my main system yet (how does it work with multiple monitors?) but I don't "hate" it. I want to be optimistic about Gnome3 rather than dismiss it completely.
Gnome 3 has a Fallback mode which feels exactly like old Gnome 2.x so I don't understand why so many people are crying about. Anyway I don't mind the new interface, what I do not want is a buggy DE. Gnome 3.x is for now the one that has had for me the least bugs when compared to others, in fallback mode I experience no bugs at all to be honest. Gnome 3.2 is a lot faster and I am really happy that the Gnome devs are taking serious actions against small yet ridiculous bugs in the activities overview, though I am yet waiting for a fix with the gnome panel so it'll stop overlaping the apps menus (which is my major complain against Gnome 3.x at all).
GNOME 3 fallback mode is doomed... They will run GS with the new LLVM-based software driver.
Originally posted by Teho View PostI don't use Gnome nor am I a "fanboy". There's no excuse for the language used in those "rants" especially when we are talking about open source developement.
No one is pointing a gun at your head. You are free to use what ever you like. If the projects you like die, they aren't as popular as you think.
If you believe that developer is being disrespectful by not doing exactly what you would like him to do on his/her freetime then you are a fucking idiot.
After reading some of the comments on the survey I'm not suprised at all. I feel bad for the people who have to spend their time on cleaning up this crap on BugZilla so they can use it for what it's desinged for.
Constructive criticism, ever heard of it?
The "gun in the head" argument is soooo childish... Many GNOME users are tied to GNOME technologies for some reasons, and they don't want to or can switch to other desktops. Devs and designers BROKE with the GNOME 2.XX desktop model without a very good reason, only because they wanted to "innovate"; there weren't enormous numbers of users wanting a "revolution".
If you aren't using GNOME shell, you don't understand anything about the rants. Again, take your head outside your FOSS happy ass, use GS first and stop trolling about GNOME users rants and criticism...
Originally posted by alvadoraemon View PostGNOME 3 fallback mode is doomed... They will run GS with the new LLVM-based software driver.
Entirely?! Really? I found that hard to believe... I mean there's always hardware that is to slow run Gnome-Shell even with software rendering. Do you have any source that proves that GNOME is entirely ditching the fallback mode that we currently have in 3.x?
Search in Phoronix, it was one or two weeks ago.
Originally posted by korrode View PostDo Gnome 2 Fanbois try XFCE and KDE and decide neither suits them? or do they just throw tantrums and do nothing?
Do they understand that XFCE is lightweight and actually has panel(s)? (and quite configurable ones at that).
I only liked KDE3 and Gnome2/Mate. Everything else is either missing some pretty basic functionality or has also made some asinine design decisions. I've got a background going back to Windows 2 and Mac System 3 as well a stints with OS/2 and BeOS over the years and getting my first taste of Linux on an old P2 in 2002 on Mandrake. So I've seen the evolution of the desktop for many years and up till the last few years did this tread start to devolve the desktop into a stupid appliance with no more capability then the buttons on my washing machine...
Entirely?! Really? I found that hard to believe... I mean there's always hardware that is to slow run Gnome-Shell even with software rendering. Do you have any source that proves that GNOME is entirely ditching the fallback mode that we currently have in 3.x?
I'm no coder, but I've given away dozens of restored dumpster dived Athlon XP and P4 era machines running Linux. Up their ram to at least 1Gb and they where good enough for 99% of users. So what they can't do 3D gaming or HD video? They can playback SD quality Youtube WebM videos well enough without Flash brining the system to a crawl, even in Firefox 8.
These machines all ran Gnome2/Mate quite well and I'll be looking to get as many of these people on to Mate just so that they may continue to be able to use their computer.
Yes, many of you complain that users shouldn't be using outdated software and I whole heartedly agree, but what we have here is another case of new not being automagically better, for all I care Mate can stagnate in features and just issue security patches, just as there should have been some effort made to keep those old drivers alive for future releases. I can only imagine the havoc it'll be causing in the developing world where they are largely dependent on restored machines from around the same era as I donate to people in my area.
As others have said, we've known about the switch to Gnome Shell for years and we started with constructive criticism and progressed to overt hatred for the dev team due to their complete disdain for their users.
Heres to hoping that Mate can pick up enough devs to get picked as the preferred desktop on more major distros, I'm already loving it on Linux Mint 12 since I couldn't get Ubuntu Studio 11.10 to play nicely with Amanas' PPA, but then it refuses to play nicely with anything but Xfce apparently...
I only liked KDE3 and Gnome2/Mate.
Originally posted by Kivada View PostYes, I've tried, KDE3, KDE4, XFCE, LXDE, IceWM, Unity, Gnome3 Fallback, Gnome3 Shell.
I've got a background going back to Windows 2 and Mac System 3 as well a stints with OS/2 and BeOS over the years and getting my first taste of Linux on an old P2 in 2002 on Mandrake.
If you had used another desktop before I think you're not supposed to use gnome-shell, if I understand correctly it's mostly for new users.
Originally posted by rafirafi View PostIf you had used another desktop before I think you're not supposed to use gnome-shell, if I understand correctly it's mostly for new users.
Putting anyone that has used any desktop OS in their life could easily figure out KDE3 and Gnome2/Mate, Shell only makes half makes sense to the few people out there that have only ever used an iPad.


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Today the doors of the Denver Convention Center opened to welcome the attendees of this year's Worldwide Partner Conference and Small Business Symposium for conference registration.
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As you can see above, the Small Business Symposium banners and signs are up and awaiting tomorrow's launch of the second annual Symposium. As always, one of the great benefits of these events is the opportunity to meet people you have emailed with, Blogged with, conducted Live Meetings with, and many other "virtual" interactions throughout the year. Today was no exception…
Just after checking into my hotel and finding out the room was not quite ready yet, I sat down in the lobby and opened my notebook. Minutes later, a couple sits down across from me and the gentleman states, "Looks like another Symposium attendee," as he pointed to the WPC piece of paper the hotel handed me upon check in. He follows it up with, "Hi, Mark Crall." Of course, I introduced myself as well. Once again, a face with a name. Mark and I have exchanged emails, he posts in my MSSMALLBIZ User Group, he's attended my Live Meetings etc., yet we had never met face to face before. Now if he had only mentioned the "Less Than Coffee" cards post about the Symposium, he'd have received the Starbuck's card I mentioned there. J
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Obama's Immigration Reform: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
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Originally written on UM Hoops | Last updated 4/5/13
Michigan will face Syracuse's vaunted 2-3 zone in the Final Four on Saturday but the Wolverines will also have to stop a talented Syracuse team on the offensive end of the floor. To further breakdown Michigan's Final Four matchup we dug deeper into the numbers to utilize data fueled by Ken Pomeroy, Hoop-Math and Synergy Sports and examined the top eight players in the Orange rotation. Michael Carter-Williams 6-foot-6, 185 lbs, sophomore. 35.2 mins, 12.1 pts, 4.9 rebs, 7.4 asts, 44.2% eFG% Favorite Offense: Creating for others off of isolation situations Underrated: Defender Weakness: Shooting Carter-Williams is a great passer, his assist rate of 41% is 11th best nationally, and he has unusual size for the point guard position at 6-foot-6. It's worth noting that he feasted statistically during the first few months of the season, his assist rate on January 4th was 50.5%, it's down to 41% and was just 33% in Big East play – less than Trey Burke's Big Ten best 37%, for example. Despite...
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