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Lexmark acquires ISYS Search Software and Nolij
Monday, March 19, 2012
Lexmark acquires ISYS Search Software and Nolij09:00 EDT Monday, March 19, 2012LEXINGTON, Ky., March 19, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- ISYS is a global leader in high performance enterprise search and universal information access solutions Nolij is a prominent provider of Web-based imaging, document management and workflow solutions for the higher education market Acquisitions and return of capital to shareholders demonstrate Lexmark's continued execution of its capital allocation framework Lexmark International, Inc. (NYSE: LXK) today announced the completion of two acquisitions, Australia-based ISYS Search Software and U.S.-based Nolij Corporation.Both companies now join Perceptive Software, a stand-alone business unit within Lexmark. The chief executive officer of ISYS, Scott Coles, and the president of Nolij, John Collins, will report directly to Scott Coons, Perceptive Software's president and chief executive officer and Lexmark vice president.ISYS Search SoftwareISYS enterprise search solutions deliver powerful federated search, text mining, and mobile and embedded search capabilities across a wide range of formats, languages and platforms ? enabling organizations to leverage corporate knowledge, reduce risk and facilitate rapid discovery of critical intelligence for more informed decision making.Its class-leading Document Filters technology is the core analytics engine at the heart of its suite of enterprise applications. Connecting with all the sources of unstructured information that exist in the organization, Document Filters enables users to parse, extract, analyze, load and display (in high definition) content contained in hundreds of different file types.Today, more than 16,000 enterprise organizations and many of the world's leading IT vendors use ISYS software. Vista Point Advisors acted as the exclusive financial advisor to ISYS.NolijThe Nolij software suite is a 100 percent Web-based document imaging and workflow platform that includes innovative, native support for mobile devices and forms processing capabilities. The suite includes Nolij Transfer, a Web-based data integration product that enables automated data matching and upload to student information systems, eliminating data entry and reducing errors associated with manual processes in enrollment services, university development and the business office. Nolij's innovative education solutions and strong industry expertise reinforce Perceptive Software's leadership position in the higher education industry. Both ISYS and Nolij strengthen Lexmark's industry-leading products, solutions and services, broadening and deepening the company's capabilities that enable customers to better manage their printing and imaging infrastructure, business processes and content.Recent Acquisitions Mark Continued Execution of Capital Allocation FrameworkLexmark's recent acquisitions have advanced its "capture/manage/access" strategy, enabling the company to intelligently capture content from hardcopy and electronic documents through a range of devices including the company's award-winning smart multifunction products and mobile devices, while also managing and processing content through its enterprise content management and business process management technologies. These technologies, when combined with Lexmark's managed print services capabilities, give the company the unique ability to help customers save time and money by managing their printing and imaging infrastructure while providing complementary and high value, end-to-end content and process management solutions. An integral part of Lexmark's overall capital allocation framework and strategy is to pursue acquisitions that support the strengthening and growth of the company while also returning more than 50 percent of free cash flow to shareholders, on average, through quarterly dividends and share repurchases.In this quarter, Lexmark paid a cash dividend of $0.25 per share to shareholders of record as of March 5, 2012. Lexmark retains a strong liquidity position with a long history of cash generation. Lexmark plans to discuss these recent acquisitions in more detail when it announces its first quarter 2012 earnings in April. Supporting Quotes"Our recent acquisitions enable Lexmark to offer customers a differentiated, integrated system of solutions that are unique, cost effective, and deliver a rapid return on investment," said Paul Rooke, Lexmark's chairman and chief executive officer. "The methodical shift in our focus and investments has strengthened our managed print services offerings and added new content and process technologies, positioning Lexmark as a key solutions provider to businesses large and small.""ISYS's leading search technology adds to our unique set of integrated process and content management offerings, and will give our customers cross-platform visibility to better manage and access the content that supports their business processes," said Scott Coons, Perceptive Software's president and chief executive officer and Lexmark vice president. "We understand our customers' need to access and render content, regardless of where it resides, so they can work more efficiently and bring greater value to their customers. "Similarly, Nolij brings advanced system integration, unique browser based scanning and forms processing capabilities to our education customers so they can better serve their students," Coons added. "Nolij's industry expertise, enthusiastic customer base and innovative platform greatly complement our ongoing commitment to and leadership in the higher education industry.""ISYS has been delivering easy-to-deploy and easy-to-use enterprise search technology for many years, and we've always built our software through active collaboration with customers," said Scott Coles, chief executive officer of ISYS. "Because Perceptive places a major emphasis on listening to the customer and consistently delivers flexible, scalable solutions in many industries, we're optimally suited to operate together to bring new levels of value to customers.""We're very pleased to join Perceptive Software, which has had great success in the higher education industry and understands institutions' unique process and content management needs," said John Collins, president of Nolij. "We look forward to adding our strengths to Perceptive and bringing even greater value to this market around the globe."About LexmarkLexmark International, Inc. (NYSE: LXK) provides businesses of all sizes with a broad range of printing and imaging products, software, solutions and services that help customers to print less and save more. Perceptive Software, a stand-alone software business within Lexmark, is a leading provider of process and content management software that that helps organizations fuel greater operational efficiency. In 2011, Lexmark sold products in more than 170 countries and reported more than $4 billion in revenue. To learn more about Lexmark, please visit www.lexmark.com. For more information on Perceptive Software, please visit www.perceptivesoftware.com.For more information on Lexmark, see the Lexmark Facebook page and follow us on Twitter.For more information about Perceptive Software, please visit the company's Facebook and Twitter profiles.Lexmark and Lexmark with diamond design are trademarks of Lexmark International, Inc., registered in the U.S. and/or other countries. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners.SOURCE Lexmark International, Inc.For further information: Investor Contact: John Morgan, +1-859-232-5568, firstname.lastname@example.com; Lexmark Media Contact: Jerry Grasso, +1-859-232-3546, firstname.lastname@example.com; Perceptive Software Media Contact: Dan Dillon, +1-913-636-4931, firstname.lastname@example.com


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Coffee and conversation , Cooking , Dining out , Gardening/Landscaping , Movies/Videos , Music and concerts , Exploring new areas , Playing cards , Playing sports , Travel/Sightseeing , Volunteering , Watching sports , Wine tasting
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Black Lab pointer mix named dodger.
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I like being active outside, up to try almost any sport. I enjoy warm weather on the lakes, and spending time with friends. It's a bonus when I can spend time with my pup.
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After holding training camp at their facility in Ashburn, Virginia for 10 of the past 12 years, the Redskins are taking their act on the road.Governor Bob McDonnell of Virginia announced today that
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Lobby is a throwback to the late 19th century; dark woods and chandlers accentuate the look further.
I lasso very much liked the high end hotel linens that they used.
Hotel was not sufficiently updated.. Needed a serious rug shampoo and hardwood walls needed polishing. As for my room itself we entered into into a very musky smelling room. I took all night before the A/C could get the humidity out of the room. Additionally, the coffee machine was broken, HD tv (Samsung) had an analog signal, no room safe, no mini bar, furniture in room was severely scratched blinds did not work correctly, beds were somewhat lumpy, and carpet needed a shampoo. Overall condition of room was fair to poor.
Easy check in and check out. Comfortable.
Breakfast was poor.
Did not get room I booked they would not do anything about it
The Atwood is like those grand resort hotels built in the 60s - I am glad to see it still standing and hope that it will survive. Very pretty, very peaceful and picturesque manicured grounds.
NOTHING - They cancelled our reservations without telling us! They said they overbooked so didn't have our room. They didn't make other arrangements for us even though we had reservations for over 4 months. A fiasco and not even an apology.
They cancelled our reservations without telling us! They said they overbooked so didn't have our room. They didn't make other arrangements for us even though we had reservations for over 4 months. A fiasco and not even an apology.
The continental breakfast was one of the best ever & it was smart to utilize the pub for the set up! All of the employees were very courteous & helpful. The room itself was clean & comfortable. The indoor pool & hot tub were a nice feature as well!
There was no real lobby to sit & relax. I found a few dead bugs in the bed & let the staff know; despite that, I could tell that they are really trying to do a good job, along with upgrading the hotel, especially with chain hotels close to them.
Cleanliness , decor.
Heating system, noisey and we couldn't get it regulated.
Wasn't very polite people and not my type of place to stay
wifi didnt work and no mini fridge or microwave
Accommodations and kind staff
Location is great for the area. Close to restauraunts and other shopping options.
A few issues with the room. Water pressure was terrible an shower head came off in my hands.
Location and staff
Needed updating...beds were terrible pillows were terrible. Our door took a locksmith to get into. Poor room lighting. 1 trash can in the entire room.
I really liked everything about the hotel...however,I thought the Fitness Facility was awesome. I was staying at the hotel for less than 24 hours and I made a trip there twice. It was great!
Close to everything, nice breakfast choices, comfortable queen size beds, clean. Nice outdoor seating in back with a firepit.
Carpets had just been cleaned and were still wet. Could not walk on it without shoes and it made the room feel muggy unless the air was cranked up.
Modern, clean and friendly.
Traffic noise from interstate
Staff at front desk were incredibly helpful and nice.Location was excellant.Room was spotless and beds were so comfortable I didnt want to get up. I had a very good nights sleep.Breakfast was a great way to start the day.
No complaints.
Everyone was so pleasant! Wonderful room! Great breakfast! Smiles and greetings from every employee, every time! I give A+
There wasn't one thing that I didn't like about this hotel. I am an early morning person. For me, the best thing I experienced was that they had a fresh pot of coffee brewed by 4:00 a.m. Loved waking up and knowing my fresh coffee was waiting for me.
I can't think of anything that I didn't like about the hotel or my experience there.
Desk Clerk was very nice and helpful. Breakfast was excellent. Facility was very very clean.
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- Francis Goodman (1913-1989), Photographer. Artist of 1247 portraits, Sitter in 5 portraits.
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The Forum for Social Innovation Sweden is a meeting place for academia, industry, government, civic society and non-profit organisations in Sweden striving to develop social innovation and social entrepreneurship.
As part of its mission to share news, information, network and what is happening within this field, in Sweden and globally, it is worth calling attention to a few of its events and publications:
Designing Publics, Public Designing
On the 27th an 28th of January, the Forum for Social innovation Sweden, at Malmö University and partners organised an international seminar on the subject of design and social innovation for public policy.
Synthesis article | Report | Conference video
Public and collaborative, Exploring the intersection of design, social innovation and public policy
Design for Social Innovation towards Sustainability, DESIS, has published a public and collaborative book presenting reflections on efforts of DESIS Labs in Europe, Canada, and the United States.
The Power of the Collective
Research article by Andi Sharma that explores how social enterprise and non-profits can fully realize the potential of co-location communities.
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I have Dogs
I like Cats
I have a 5 yr old black lab whom I love to death! He is my baby :)
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Family, friends, movies and music. I like most music except Techno and Heavy Metal. Shows: Criminal Minds, Revenge, White Collar, Scandal, Biggest Loser, The Voice, SVU, Family Guy. Liar Liar is one of my favorite movies. The list goes on...
I am a big movie fan! I love all movies except ones with a million subtitles lol. scary movies are my favorite and Disney/Pixar movies. I like to go dancing and like to karaoke but can never really find someone who will go karaoke with.
A Dog's Purpose. One of the best books I have ever read.
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This week, the New England Patriots travel down to MetLife Stadium, to take on long-time division rival New York Jets.This is one of those division rivalries that isn't among the top three in the league, but it always delivers enough intrigue to keep you coming back for more.In the two team's matchup back in Week 7, it was the Patriots that narrowly won the game, coming down to a Stephen Gostkowski 48-yard field goal in overtime.That win by the Patriots, tied the all-time regular season series at 51-51-1.In fact, the Patriots are 18-6 in the last 24 matchups and are on a three-game winning streak in the series.The Jets have a lot to play for this week, especially if they have any aspirations of making the playoffs at all.I predict they will be watching the playoffs from home once again this season, but we shall see in the coming weeks. Coming into the game, the Jets are 4-6 and three games behind the Patriots, at 7-3.Lets get to this week's Three Bold Predictions, shall we.1. The P...
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I received a flurry of questions via email when I posted information the other day that I had 8GB of memory in my Apple MacBook Pro. At the time of my post, I had only intended to boot the OS and see that it appeared to work correctly, recognize the updated amount of memory and shutdown cleanly. In other words, a short cursory test.
But the questions kept coming so I decided last night to reinstall the memory and do more testing. This time I decided to put my ThinkPad T61p back to it's original configuration of 4GB RAM and do some longer term testing on the MacBook Pro.
Now For The Bad News
Unfortunately after running the MacBook Pro for almost 24 hours, it isn't looking good. One of the key scenarios for wanting to move to 8GB isn't working worth a damn. I'm talking about virtualization.
VMWare Fusion Testing
I started my virtualization testing using VMWare Fusion. It's my preferred Mac desktop virtualization product and considering I purchased it last October, it seemed to be the logical place to start. I already had several virtual machines built and waiting in the wings for testing. To be specific, I tested Windows Vista Enterprise SP1 x86, Windows Server 2008 Enterprise x64 and Red Hat Linux Desktop 5.1 x86.
The very first test I ran was to increase the memory allocation on the Windows Vista virtual machine from 1GB to 3GB. Seemed like a simple enough test. I mean after all, if that ran well, then it would be time to run Windows Server 2008 with a similar memory allocation, thus proving Fusion and OS X could handle the memory above the 4GB 32bit line. Bad idea. Booting the VM with 3GB of memory slowed the entire system down. I mean really slow. Firefox and Entourage were almost unusable to the point that they wouldn't respond to mouse clicks.
When I booted up the Windows Server 2008 virtual machine, the overall system performance ground nearly to a halt. That's not good. The Windows Vista VM was set to 3GB and the Windows Server 2008 VM was set to 2GB. Clearly something was wrong. At the suggestion of one of our internal Mac enthusiast, I removed VMWare Fusion 1.1.3 and installed VMWare Fusion 2 Beta 1. No change in the results. So I'm thinking at this point there are still a number of variables to consider and we don't yet know who the real culprit of the problem performance is. How do we remove a variable?
Parallels Desktop for the Mac
In order to remove one of the variables, the simplest solution seemed to be removing VMWare Fusion and installing and testing Parallels Desktop for the Mac 3.0. If by a stroke of luck Parallels worked flawlessly, then we would at least know there's a bug in Fusion and it needs to be reported to the VMWare team.
Unfortunately it doesn't look like Parallels is going to fair any better than Fusion. The maximum amount of memory you can allocate to a Windows Vista virtual machine is 2GB. I didn't look to see if there was a hack to allow for more. I created a Windows Vista Ultimate x86 VM and allocated 2GB of memory. The install was fairly painless and execution of the VM after installing the Parallels Tools was pretty good. The overall OS X and system performance was no where near as bad as the Fusion experience.
But that was only one 2GB virtual machine and we need more. So I decided to create a Windows XP Pro x86 virtual machine. So far it's been installing for about five hours. Now keep in mind nothing else is running on the system other than Parallels and this install. The Windows Vista virtual machine isn't fired up and running yet. This isn't looking good.
So where does this leave us?
Good question. I don't have a good answer yet. When the XP install finishes, I'll certainly run it and Windows Vista to see if they'll behave and work correctly. If they don't, the next thing I'll do is pull the 8GB of RAM back out of the machine and reinstall the 4GB of memory to see if the virtual machines work properly (with smaller memory allocations). I don't see much point in testing a 6GB configuration by mixing a 2GB SoDIMM with a 4GB SoDIMM. That is unlikely to solve the performance problem although it is probably an interesting configuration choice for a few of you.
Assuming by pulling the memory out of the box, things settle down and perform properly, then Apple, VMWare, Parallels and Kingston have some work to do. At that point it would not be apparent if the 4GB sticks are in fact faulty, or OS X needs a fix, or Fusion and/or Parallels need a fix. This would certainly be out of my hands for any further testing.
I'll update this post tomorrow and as needed over the next few days to give you updates on my observations but I wanted to let you know things aren't looking good at the moment. On the bright side, the 4GB sticks have performed absolutely flawlessly in my Lenovo ThinkPad T61p with Windows Vista Enterprise and Ultimate x64, Virtual PC 2007 SP1 x64, Virtual Server 2005 R2 SP1 x64, Windows Server 2008 Enterprise x64 and Hyper-V, and a whole boatload of applications.
It's a shame I can't say the same for the Mac. Hopefully Apple will come out with a "certified" sku or configuration soon. I have already informed Kingston and have requested an Apple SME if they have one.
[UPDATE for 7/10] As expected, Parallels ran slightly better but took a nose dive off the cliff when I started two virtual machines. I pulled the two 4GB sticks out and reinserted the two original 2GB sticks from Apple and everything ran MUCH better. At this point it looks like there is some sort of compatibility issue. I'll let the makers of the products figure it out. Sorry, until they do you are better off running a good Windows machine with an x64 version of our OS if you need more than 4GB of memory. Sad but true. I tried.
[UPDATE for 7/11] I configured my Mac for bootcamp and installed Windows Vista Enterprise x64. I also installed Windows Server 2005 R2 SP1 x64 and ran three virtual machines with the 4GB of system memory configuration. No issues. That ran well. I shut things down gracefully and installed the two Kingston 4GB sticks bring the total system memory up to 8GB. The machine would barely boot Windows Vista and run. It is now apparent to me the memory sticks I have have some sort of incompatibility with the MacBook Pro I have. My testing of this has now concluded. It's up to Kingston and Apple to resolve.
It would be interesting to know if the MacBook Pro with 8GB with just a Windows OS installed (i.e. no OS X) recognizes the entire 8GB properly...
What about a 2 GB VM in Fusion? Results?
Outside of VMs... can you load up multiple OSX apps to use more the 4 GB RAM?
Thanks.. nice experiment. :)
I'm going to setup bootcamp with Windows Vista x64 and see what happens.
Regarding a 2GB Fusion VM, I did that with Windows Server 2008. Again, poor performance all the way around. Sad.
You should probably try installing Windows Server 2008's Core install with Hyper-V and then you can run the various "native" OSes in partitions.
LOL. Yea, you first Marc! :)
Does your new iPhone 3G support 8GB of RAM? :)
I thought I saw Keith camping out in near his home in Dallas waiting to get one.
Nope, no iPhone for me just yet. I'm letting all of the Microsoft early adopters figure out all of the ins and outs.
If I get one, I'll likely just buy one without a plan. I already have a ATT plan and SIM.
I have no intention of locking into that phone for 2 years until I've had a chance to touch and feel the HTC Touch Diamond, HTC Touch Pro, Sony Xperia X1, etc. I'll probably make a decision in the fall on my next gadgets, as usual.
In response to Brian Henderson's question, the slowdown Keith observed seems related to an inability on the MacBook Pro to allocate beyond 4 GB. We purchased 8GB SODIMMs from Crucial with specs that matched the Kingston SODIMM's Keith got, and tried 8GB in a MacBook Pro 17" 2.6GHz ordered from Apple's web site, Build To Order (BTO), meaning it is likely we got the very latest firmware and motherboard revision. The "top" utility shows PhysMem at around 3.5 GB before we see the kind of slowdowns (across all applications) that Keith described.
It seems that OS X and the MacBook Pro will recognize the 8GB, but either the memory controller or the something like the page allocator wanders off into the weeds when we approach 4GB of actual memory allocations.
i know in linux if you have 8 Gb ram you must enable 64 Gb support from the kernel
maybe they didnt config there kernel yet xD
Dj, I too suspect a software-related issue, though I'm uncertain about whether some 64-bit toggle needs to be enabled, and I think hardware is possibly involved as well. Using the same SODIMM, but just one installed in the lower slot (the one closest to the keyboard), the MacBook Pro recognizes the 4GB just fine. Particularly interesting is how memory is allocated far less aggressively with the same set of applications loaded under 4GB versus 8GB.
I did eventually manage to push a set of applications to consume more than 4GB as reported by top in the PhysMem row, in the "used" label. But performance across the applications was abysmal. Think thrashing-to-disk-10X-slower-to-open-OpenOffice/Aqua performance. Also, even if I try to open only a couple of applications to stay under 4GB, more memory seems to be allocated (more code pages perhaps?) so that eventually the system slows down again.
This doesn't happen on Core Duo MacPro desktop systems, so that is why I suspect some hardware issue is also involved, but it would be ideal if just a patch to OS X would enable 8 GB access. I'm hoping that the rumored new generation MacBook Pros coming out later this year arrive with 8GB support.
how did the bootcamp with vista x64 setup go with your 8 gb of ram?
i am wanting to put 8gb in mine to run a ram hungry CAD program (in either xp or vista x64).
interested in your results before i try.
What of sticking this in the 2.4GHz or 2.8GHz Core Duo 2 iMacs that used PC5300 SODIMMs? Theoretically since that's a desktop Core Duo 2 it should be fine? Theoretically though.
I am wondering how your experiment with Bootcamp worked out? It would be great if that would work.
I've been playing with 6GB in my MBP: 1x G.Skill 4GB, and 1x Kingston 2GB. Works fine, and I've had XP booted in VMWare given 3GB, and Photoshop up in OS X with several 30000x30000 images open to use up RAM. Filled the full 6 up and the machine was still responsive.
Give 6GB a try and see what happens for you.
Haven't tried loading my BootCamp'd XP, but that will only be able to address 3 of such :)
Oh, and:
Processes: 72 total, 3 running, 3 stuck, 66 sleeping... 276 threads 18:59:24
Load Avg: 0.83, 0.39, 0.25 CPU usage: 21.50% user, 22.43% sys, 56.07% idle
SharedLibs: num = 8, resident = 55M code, 124K data, 3924K linkedit.
MemRegions: num = 13341, resident = 445M + 24M private, 244M shared.
PhysMem: 741M wired, 3691M active, 668M inactive, 5105M used, 1039M free.
VM: 11G + 371M 1852481(0) pageins, 4840(0) pageouts
562 vmware-vmx 28.9% 0:19.64 9 160 1939 12M 10M 1311M+ 2131M
559 vmware 18.5% 0:39.39 6 278 729 54M- 34M 94M- 521M
159 Terminal 16.1% 0:09.30 3 104 146 2880K 18M 16M 367M
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The company also said today it plans to ship a Java version of its DataWindow, a database access tool that's a key part of its flagship PowerBuilder tool. No time frame for delivery has been set, and the company declined to disclose specifics. But a Java-enabled DataWindow might be crucial to Sybase keeping its substantial installed base of software developers, weaned on DataWindow and PowerBuilder, as they make the jump to Java.
Sybase said version 2.1 of its Java development tool, PowerJ, is expected to ship within 30 days. The tool makes it easier to develop and debug multitier applications and includes new wizards that automate the building of JavaBeans.
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If personality is an unbroken series of successful gestures, then I hope I meet someone who puts them together gorgeously.
I took some time off of Match.com to pursue a relationship. Unfortunately, the relationship did not work out. This time around I decided to shorten my profile: ME: I work as an attorney. It's okay but I wouldn't say my job defines me. I love good food and wine, but I do not like to cook. Unless I'm cooking for a special occasion. Cooking stresses me out. To say I love to travel would be an understatement. I must travel. I always take at least a 2-week international vacation every year. In 2013, I went to Vietnam. I have three brothers (no sisters) and my parents are still married. I am very close to my family. They all live in the Bay Area except for one brother. I am an active person. I crush big blocks of ice with my pinkie fingers and free climb redwood trees for fun... just kidding. I snowboard, play tennis, run, workout and do obstacle courses with shocking results, like The Tough Mudder. I play guitar and I like to read. I think read 10 books in 2013. Right now I am reading The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle by Haruki Murakami. I love the outdoors and I am always looking for a good hike or backpacking trip. I like dogs and I am thinking about getting one. I'm allergic to cats. Cats are cool, but I just can't be around them for an extended period of time. I like to make jokes and my humor is somewhat sarcastic. If you can't take a joke, then you probably wouldn't like me. YOU: Fun-loving, intelligent, self-confident, athletic, responsible, non-smoker and interested in a serious relationship. Must want kids or be open to having kids in the near future. Hopefully, you like to play tennis or do something I like to do. If not, that's okay. So long as you are willing to try.
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I exercise 3-4 times per week.
I like Dogs
Locally: Duende, Zachary's pizza, MUA, Cafe Van Kleef, Beer Revolution, Flora, 111 Minna, The Fox Theater - Oakland, Lake Merritt. NYC, Boston, San Sebastian (Spain), Barcelona, Prague, Rio, Amsterdam, Tanzania (Africa), Nepal, Rome, Istanbul
University of California, San Diego, La Jolla, CA
Music: Pavement, Elliot Smith, The Black Keys, The Shins, My Morning Jacket, Guns n' Roses, A Tribe Called Quest, Beethoven, Ray LaMontagne, The Beatles The Rolling Stones, etc. Food: Mexican, Spanish, Vietnamese Pho, Italian, French
Tennis, concerts, play guitar, get crazy wild, read, hike, bike ride, snowboard, wakeboard, kick ass, dine out, spend time with friends and family, cook full meals with a toaster oven, grip it and rip it, go to the local farmer's market.
Marching Powder by Rusty Young. A good read, especially if you've been to the San Pedro prison in La Paz, Bolivia.
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36 year old woman | Bowie, MD, USA | Seeking men 30-40 within 30 miles
Coming soon (eventually) to the DMV...
I'm not big on talking about myself, so I'll do the best I can here... First...I do not live in MD YET. I'm STILL trying to get there but it may be a while. I was recently hired as a full-time teacher in NJ. If only MD or DC had called first... I do visit often and each time it gets more difficult to leave. I love the area and my plan is to become a MD resident. Well...let's see...I'm the quiet one in the room that no one would expect to say what everyone else is thinking. I'm the best secret keeper around. You never know WHAT I might say, but you never worry about being embarrassed because I know there's a time and place for everything. If I know your favorite [meal, movie, candy, drink, etc.], expect to be surprised with it on more than one occasion. If I turn down an opportunity to help a friend, it's because I'm physically unable to move. If you hear a string of profanities coming from a female, you know it's NOT me. Can't reach me by phone on Sunday morning? I'm most likely in church. Having trouble finding the bright side of a situation? Call me...I'll have you smiling in less than 30 seconds. Don't let my size fool you, I LOVE to eat (and cook). I'm just as comfortable in heels and make-up as I am in sweats and glasses. I love the heat, not afraid to get my hair wet in the pool or beach, not too cute to cook on the grill...but I will run from a spider. (No one is perfect, right?) Personally; I have a young child and we are a package deal. So if your profile says your date should not have a child, I'll move on to the next match. Professionally; I'm a teacher. Rigt now I'm teaching 3rd and 4th grade Science Lab. I really do love kids and helping them grow. I'm currently certified to teach all elementary subjects, middle school math, and middle school science, and I'm working on the special education certificate. We want our kids to be well-rounded, I think our teachers should be also. So what am I looking for? Someone who can handle the truth. A gentleman, an honest man. He must love kids, fun and laughter. He must be able to provide (as I am), but not be willing to be walked over. He must appreciate a woman who works and takes care of her responsibilities. I'm not concerned with status and cars...he must simply earn an honest living and get around on his own. OH...and he MUST be able to take a joke and recognize sarcasm. I'm sure this didn't cover everything but if there's any questions, just ask.
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Movie: Coming to America Flower: Ginger Color: Purple Outdoor/Adventure Activity (so far): whitewater rafting
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Fergie and Josh Duhamel welcomed their first child, Axl Duhamel, last August, and he's been winning our hearts on Instagram ever since. From his face on Fergie's birthday cake to cheering on Team USA at the World Cup on Josh's shoulders, the family always delivers adorable photos of the little guy. Keep reading to see all of their heart-melting moments. And considering Josh and Fergie want to have another child together, it's only a matter of time before there is twice the cuteness on their Instagram pages.
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NFL Fines Cam Newton $10,000 For Uniform Violation
In most if not all weeks of his NFL career, Panthers quarterback Cam Newton has violated the league's uniform policy by using helmet visor clips bearing the Under Armour logo.
This week, Newton has been fined $10,000 for it.
Newton previously wasn't fined, because no one previously had noticed. Earlier this week, Chris Smith of Forbes.com did.
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A BROKEN BADGE HEALED? is an Insider's Look into America's Legendary Law Enforcement Agency
Special Agent with the Federal Bureau of Investigation, Frederic Donner has led a remarkable life and career in one of the world's most legendary law enforcement agencies. In his new book, A Broken Badge Healed? The FBI, a Special Agent, and the Cancer within Both, Special Agent Donner offers an insider's look into the bureau and provides a sharp examination of its flaws and limitations in light of a new era of law enforcement.
Like human beings, organizations are vulnerable to sickness; internal problems which could severely debilitate parts, functions and even the whole system from working at their best potential. Agent Donner's extensive years of service in the FBI have allowed him to closely monitor the transformation of the bureau from a predominantly crime-fighting group to one that combats terrorism domestically and abroad. Also it has allowed him to recognize the organization's points of weaknesses and flaws. In A Broken Badge Healed?, Agent Donner traces the FBI's history and provides a thoughtful commentary on its structure and operations. Drawing parallelisms from his own battle with cancer, he speculates how the organization can overcome its internal issues and best survive and succeed in the modern era of law enforcement. He says,
"I knew I would someday attempt to help the FBI become a better organization. I wanted to provide insight to those outside the FBI about our functions and flaws because the FBI desperately needs outside input and oversight from the people it serves."
A Broken Badge Healed? is informative and incisive and is both a triumphant testament of one man's devotion to serve and an in-depth study of America's premier criminal investigative and intelligence agency and its inner workings.
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Frederic Donner graduated from Cornell University with a degree in Industrial Labor Relations and completed his law degree from The College of William and Mary Law School. After completing rigorous training, he was sworn-in as an FBI Special Agent at the FBI Academy at Quantico, Virginia.
Agent Donner is a twenty-year veteran Special Agent with the Federal Bureau of Investigation who has worked primarily in undercover capacities, combating narcotics and terrorism in cities around the United States and the world. Agent Donner has previously authored the well-received Zen and the Successful Horseplayer.
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- Provide Office of Special Events the external organization's tax exempt number form, if applicable
University Special Events:
- Approve requested space once relevant authorized University official (typically, Dean/Vice President approves the event as a co-sponsored event
- Prepare confirmation letter of all requirements to external organization including all expected charges for services provided
- Provide copy of confirmation letter to the internal University-unit liaison
- Provide instruction to all service groups pertaining to event needs based on hosting department directives
- Oversee all administrative activities relative to the use of University space resources
- Bill external organization after the event for University-provided services for which payment was not received prior to the event
Outside Organization:
- Provide University with its contact information
- Provide internal University unit with all pertinent information required to facilitate the event
- Sign and return the "Co-Sponsored Agreement" to the internal University unit
- Provide the internal University unit a certificate of liability insurance
- Submit payment for 30% of the total user fee to the Office of Special Events
- Submit payment for service department (i.e. facilities, ed media, food service, security) to the Office of Special Events for charges required for the event with payment no later than 3 days prior to the event if applicable
- Cover any unexpected service (i.e. facilities, ed media, food service, security) department fees within 45 days of the event
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