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The topic for the 2015 Human Factors Prize is HF/E Research in Sustainability/Resilience. We seek articles that describe research pertaining to sustainable development that goes beyond a single human lifespan and instead focuses on future generations. Consideration should be given to the interaction between humans and systems over the course of the next few decades and beyond.
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This year's winner of the IRA Award for Technology and Reading, Stephanie Laird from Mitchellville Elementary School in Mitchellville, IA, uses technology to "level the playing field" for her students. Most importantly, she uses it to instill a love of learning and reading in her Title 1 fourth and fifth grade students. The most significant evidence of positive change is when she walks by a classroom or library and observes a student, who previously would not go near a bookshelf or book, engrossed in a reading and rushing over to tell her all about the story.
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The Mets have signed free agent starting pitcher Shaun Marcum to a one-year "major league" deal with the Mets, reports Jon Heyman of CBS Sports. The deal is pending a physical. Marcum, 31, went 7-4 with a 3.70 ERA, 1.27 WHIP and 109 strikeouts in 124 innings. He made only 21 starts as a lingering elbow issue hampered him a bit. In 2011, Marcum went 13-7 with a 3.54 ERA as the Brewers went on to win the NL Central. He is 57-36 with a 3.76 ERA in seven seasons with the Blue Jays and Brewers. The 31-year-old missed approximately two months due to elbow tightness in 2012 and his average fastball velocity remained well below 90 mph at 86.5 mph according to MLBTR. The rotation appears to be set now and will likely look like this: Johan Santana Shaun Marcum Jon Niese Dillon Gee Matt Harvey That should be the norm at least until prospect Zack Wheeler arrives. No details yet on how much Marcum will earn, but it won't break the bank by any means and is probably around $2-3 million with inc...
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Wow, what a match! Hendon's put together like a bull, might be a diamond in the rough for some coach in the stands. You also have to give Jameson kuddos for getting it done....that was a very entertaining match!
Wow, what a match! Hendon's put together like a bull, might be a diamond in the rough for some coach in the stands. You also have to give Jameson kuddos for getting it done....that was a very entertaining match!
The match is up right now!
I will smash your face into a car windshield and then take your mother, Dorothy Mantooth, out to a nice seafood dinner and never call her again!
Tell me about it, this morning, I woke up and I shit a squirrel, but what I can't get is the damn thing is still alive. So now, I've got a shit covered squirrel running around my office and I don't know what to name it.
Thread says "starts out", what I would take as 1st round, but was this the finals?
nope, finals aren't until tomorrow
That was his first round match. He just won by fall in 1:11 in his second round match this morning.
I have no idea how he wasn't stuck as the second period expired. Obviously you can't see the left shoulder, but I wonder how much his reputation played into the ref being slow with the call?
A good example of how good positioning and keeping your hips square to the mat can negate a lot of funk. Hard to believe that kid came in 4th in his district, he looks like a good project kid for a coach like Shawn Nelson at Findlay, or one of the MAC schools.
I was at the tournament and this match was the most intense match there. He was pinned though, I know for sure he was pinned. Reputation kept him in it. Everyone at Schottenstein knew he was booed off the mat.
I can't believe he kept going to his back like that!!!!
I just got done watching the match, I had never heard of this kid before, and I happend to watch the interview first. I came over here to post about it but it appears that much more astute posters than I had already gotten on this one.
That match was sick. I would have loved to see the first period. In my opinion, he was on his back so often that you can't fault the kid or the ref for the injury time.
it wasn't like he was on his back right away and then ended up getting the tech fall. HE was on his back like three times, and kept rolling over it. just my tow sense. Watch this match!
Can't believe this ref didn't call the pin! I was obvious even on the video. The Bowling Green kid got robbed period!!
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Considered the standard-bearer for the great Franco-Swiss literary tradition, exemplified by authors such as Jacques Chessex and C. F. Ramuz, No?lle Revaz may also remind English-language readers of Louis-Ferdinand C?line: "With the Animals," her shocking debut, is a novel of mud and blood whose linguistic audaciousness is matched only by its brutality, misanthropy, and gallows humor. Narrated by the singular Paul--a violent, narrowminded farmer whose unceasing labor leaves him with more love for his livestock than his family--"With the Animals" is at once a fantastically exaggerated and entirely honest portrait of masculinity gone mad. With his mute and detested wife and children huddled at his side, Paul is only roused from his regimen of hard labor and casual cruelty when a farmhand, Georges, comes to work on his property for the summer. His sovereignty seemingly threatened, an element of unwanted humanity now injected into his universe, Paul's little kingdom seems ripe at last for a revolution.
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Noelle Revaz was born in 1968 in the canton of Valais, Switzerland. She is the author of numerous short stories and a novel, "Efina". Besides her work as a writer, she teaches creative writing at the Swiss Literature Institute at Biel/Bienne, where she lives.
W. Donald Wilson joined the faculty of the University of Waterloo in 1970, where he remained until his retirement. A former chair of the Department of French Studies at UW, he is the translator of "Babies for the Nation: The Medicalization of Motherhood in Quebec, 1910 1970" (WLU Press, 2009) and "A Brief History of Women in Quebec" (WLU Press, 2014), both by Denyse Baillargeon, and, with Paul G. Socken, of "Aaron: A Novel", by Yves Th?riault (WLU Press, 2007).


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Predators' paradise: Coalinga mental hospital
The state's worst sex offenders are kept at Coalinga, where Gardner could have lived
COALINGA When most people think about locking up violent sex offenders, maybe forever, the state mental hospital here isn't what they envision.
Inside, it feels a bit like a boarding school. A spacious central mall features a store, a cafeteria, a barbershop, a library and a gymnasium. Windows look out onto small gardens.
The residents here — 800 child molesters and rapists deemed too dangerous to release when their prison sentences ended — live in brightly colored dormitories named after California landmarks: Catalina, Fisherman's Wharf, Newport Beach.
John Albert Gardner III could have ended up here indefinitely after his first prison term. Instead, he went on to murder North County teenagers Amber Dubois and Chelsea King, and was sentenced Friday to life in prison without parole.
It's one of the many paths not taken for Gardner that afflict his victims' families and motivate policymakers eyeing reforms.
Legislators and state auditors already are examining practices that even the state's Sex Offender Management Board admits are dysfunctional — costly, convoluted and too often unable to recognize and control the most lethal predators.
Gardner, 31, spent five years in state prison for molesting and beating a Rancho Bernardo girl in 2000, and like many violent offenders, he was evaluated before his release for possible mental-health commitment. According to multiple sources, evaluators disagreed about whether he posed a danger to the public; under the law, that split decision meant he was paroled instead of hospitalized.
Had Gardner been committed, he probably would have started at a different state hospital. But some criminals from his class of offenders have been transferred here. There's certainly room for them. The facility has a capacity of 1,500 beds, and about 600 of them are unused.
The empty beds are among the things being examined in the wake of the murders Gardner committed. Although the passage of Jessica's Law in 2006 brought a tenfold increase in the number of offenders referred for possible hospitalization, commitments have gone down, according to data analysis by The San Diego Union-Tribune.
Nancy Kincaid, assistant director of the Department of Mental Health, said that's because most of the referrals don't meet the stringent criteria for mental-health placement. Chris Johnson, a San Francisco attorney who has been critical of the system, said it's being done largely to save money. A state audit examining the bottleneck was approved in early May.
"We have serious concerns that (the Department of Mental Health) is not fully executing its duty to protect the public from sex offenders," said state Assemblymen Nathan Fletcher, R-San Diego, and Jim Nielsen, R-Gerber, who asked for the audit.
Coalinga opened in August 2005, the first state hospital built in California in 50 years. It cost $388 million. It sits next to Pleasant Valley State Prison, about four miles west of Interstate 5 amid farmlands, oil wells and not much else — which was the whole idea. Nobody wants sex offenders nearby, especially not those known officially as "sexually violent predators," which most of these men are.


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COVINGTON -- Newton County Library System is offering lots of activities for the winter.
All children ages 12 and under are invited to participate in the Newton County Library System Winter Reading Program from Dec. 1-31.
Drop by any branch/website of the Newton County Library System and pick up a Winter Reading Log.
Children who read four books, record them on their Winter Reading Log and return the log to any branch of the Newton County Library will receive a prize. Those who complete the reading log can register to win a special grand prize.
The library is also hosting several children's programs this winter, including Pajama Storytime, taking place at 7 p.m., Tuesday, Dec. 11 at Porter Memorial Library and Thursday, Dec. 13 at the Covington branch and at 4 p.m. Monday, Dec. 17 at the Newborn service outlet. Winter movies will be shown at 6:30 p.m. on Monday, Dec. 19 at Porter Memorial and on Thursday, Dec. 20 at the Covington branch.
Also, the Gingerbread Man Scavenger Hunt will take place at all outlets Dec. 5 and Dec. 12.
Visit any branch of the Newton County Library System and use your clues to find the hidden Gingerbread Man. Clues are available on the Newton County Library System website at www.newtonlibrary.org and the NCLS Facebook page.
Winners will receive a prize.
Finally, Friends of the Newton County Library is inviting the community to choose an ornament from the Annual Gift Tree, from Nov. 1-Dec. 31.
Select a "money ornament" from six different denominations -- $1; $5; $10; $20; $50; or $100. Take the ornament to the front desk with your check, credit card or cash and fill out a "Gift Tree" form acknowledging your donation. All proceeds will go toward buying new materials for the Newton County Library System.
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"Dead horse, I will continue to beat you."
Even Microsoft recommends installing the 32-bit version of Office on 64-bit machines, because of plugin support. Windows x64 only is still 5-10 years away. Just my $0.02.
That is STILL rewarding developers for dragging their feet. How long has x64 been selling in greater numbers than x32? In the case of Windows, going back to Vista - in the case of Office, since Office 2010 - in that case, basically from the start, as 2010 was the first x64 version of Office. I don't reward foot-dragging by browser developers (and there is no longer a reason to, as the biggest culprit in terms of browser plug-ins - Adobe - DOES have an x64 Flash Player - for Waterfox), so why should we keep on rewarding foot-dragging by any other developers? Unless developers have incentive to move, they won't - and we ALL know it.
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When bosses of U.S. video messaging app Tango were on the lookout for a strategic partner, they turned in the direction of Hangzhou.
In a country where owning a car has long been a symbol of luxury and success, around 85 percent of Chinese car buyers still buy cars with cash.
Beneath Malaysia's investment-grade sovereign rating is a risk posed by a $14 billion investment fund that is not generating enough to cover interest.
Thailand's political instability has dented the economy, but contagion to the region should be little with some countries even benefiting.
AT&T plans to pay $48.5 billion to buy top U.S. satellite TV operator DirecTV, in a bid for growth beyond a competitive cellular market.
A federal judge on Friday approved Bank of America's $39 million settlement of a gender discrimination lawsuit by female brokers.
Winthrop H. Smith Jr., Summit Ventures chairman and CEO and author of "Catching Lightning in a Bottle," weighs in on what led Merrill Lynch to nearly collapsing during the financial crisis which forced Bank of America's acquisition.
Fed speak is back in the spotlight Thursday, as traders keep an eye on the Middle East and rising oil prices.
Money isn't the only factor when it comes to some recent graduates' decision to try and make an impact on American communities.
A 65-year-old couple retiring this year would need $220,000 on average to cover medical expenses, an 8 percent decrease from last year's estimate. But most people estimate just a fraction of that.
Consumer advocates are concerned that fiduciary standard rules won't be strong enough to protect consumers, while registered advisors fear that complex rules will favor bigger firms.
To choose the right financial professional to help you manage your portfolio, you need to understand the different services they offer.
Analyst says that the high commissions leave LPL less money for compliance and attracts brokers interested in skirting the rules, NYT reports.


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Here's one for me, and those of you who play fantasy baseball might get this more than others.
People who write articles about the "gambler's fallacy" as it relates to fantasy baseball.
They essentially make the following argument. Say you are sitting at a roulette wheel and we are simply betting on whether the ball will land on red or black. The ball has landed on red 27 times in a row, so that means there is now way that the odds say the 28th time it will happen again, right? Wrong, of course, the odds are still 50/50 because that's what the odds are, regardless of past events.
Now, they take this argument and then apply it to human beings. They say because MarkTeixiera had a bad April and May, that the gambler's fallacy apllies here and says that does not mean he'll have a better rest of the season.
We're talking about human beings, skill sets, emotions, and changing conditions here, not just a wheel with two color options.
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I know an educational institution in Leiden, Netherlands, where they have a deparment for people like you. It's called fine optics - and you only get admitted after severe selection, as we were told by the head of this department...go give it a try. Maybe you can get funding as a kind of 'back to school project'.Originally Posted by Rock Poper
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Onlive is a cool idea but launched too early for its own good. I don't like renting, and internet speeds arn't there yet to support it. It reminds me of the Dreamcast launch, they tried to get the jump on the next generation of consoles but people viewed it as being part of the previous gen when in reality it was up there with the PS2. Onlive will fail but what comes after it might make it.
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The actor will play the title role in a run at the Trafalgar Studios in London's West End later this year.
It will be produced by Jamie Lloyd as part of the Trafalgar Transformed season which launched in 2013 with a production of Macbeth starring James McAvoy as the Scottish king.
Freeman's co-star in the hit detective show, Benedict Cumberbatch, will play Hamlet in the capital next year.
Freeman, who made his name playing Tim in the office, starred as Bilbo Baggins in Peter Jackson's Hobbit films.
His stage career includes performances at the Royal Court in London and the National Theatre.
Mark Gatiss, who co-writes Sherlock and stars as the detective's brother Mycroft in the show, also recently appeared in the Donmar Warehouse version of another Shakespeare play, Coriolanus.


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Bob, not to belabor the obvious but the minimum requirement is that it can be attached to your lens of choice's filter threads. Your T3 doesn't control flash through the lens so TTL-auto is irrelevant. Self-quenching flashes don't know about compensation for magnification, so aren't easily used for closeup work.
Coupla not too obvious considerations. Here's an exercise that will illuminate them: Choose the film speed you want to use. Choose the range of magnifications you're going to work at. Calculate flash-to-subject distance for the lens of choice and a couple or three (lowest, highest, middle) of the magnifications you expect to use. If you don't know exactly where the ringflash will sit, assume that it will be 1" in front of the end of the lens' barrel and 1" outside it. Decide the effective aperture(s) at which you want to work. Then use GN arithmetic to determine what GN the flash has to have to give good exposure at those apertures. Finally, calculate the worst-case (high noon, no shade) effective aperture wanted with your desired film speed and your T3's top sync speed (1/125, isn't it?). With ISO 100 film, effective f/16 or so. At 1:1, that's f/8 set. Contemplate what diffraction will do, then ask whether you wouldn't be better off with a camera that syncs flash at a higher speed and curse EKCo for discontinuing KM. Also do some searching to find the GNs of ring flashes you're likely to encounter. Use GN arithmetic to find the effective apertures they imply at your intended magnifications with your film of choice. Curse again.
One of my solutions to this little headache is an FM2N or N8008S (sync speed 1/250) and a Spiratone Macrodapter with two little flashes and ND gels as needed on the flashes. The Macrodapter has been called the poor man's ring light; it holds two little flashes alongside of and a little in front of the lens. The Macrodapter has one advantage over ring lights; it gives better modeling while a ring light gives rather flat illumination.
The other is to use a 2x3 Graphic with a Copal #1 shutter (sync speed 1/400) and a variety of approaches to lighting. Just got another Macrodapter to try on it this spring, if it comes. There's also a Jones of Hollywood bracket that's functionally equivalent, in some ways a little nicer.
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A poem about a person.
It wasn't all too long ago,
When you came by me and gave me a show,
About a fool who falls into love.
But I didn't know you were,
Waiting for my fall to occur,
I guess that's why you always were to shove.
I remember all those times you fell,
All those times you'd protect me from Hell,
And those insults making me rush.
I helped you up,
Told you to wear a cup,
Then rested on you when I was crushed.
There's no such thing as happiness,
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There's no such thing as clealiness,
If you're already perfectly clean.
You've done no less than cure,
The substancial illnesses I had to be pure.
You are always covering me,
Like I was blind, like I couldn't see.
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|6 Tablespoon
|Applesauce/Mashed banana / prune puree
|1 Tablespoon
|Plain non fat yogurt
|1 1⁄3 Cup (21.33 tbs)
|Nonfat cottage cheese
|1 1⁄3 Cup (21.33 tbs), drained
|Vanilla extract
|1 Teaspoon
|Lemon juice
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Unflavored gelatin
|Cold water
|1⁄3 Cup (5.33 tbs)
|3 Cup (48 tbs) (Fresh Or Frozen Or Thawed)
1. Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
2. Combine graham cracker crumbs, 2 tablespoons of the honey, and applesauce, mashed banana, or prune puree. Pat into a 9-inch pie pan.
3. Bake for 10 minutes. Set aside to cool.
4. When crust is cool, place yogurt, cottage cheese, the remaining 4 tablespoons honey, vanilla, and lemon juice in a blender or food processor and process until smooth.
5. Place gelatin and water in a small saucepan over low heat. Cook and stir until gelatin dissolves.
6. Add dissolved gelatin to blender and blend until well combined with yogurt mixture.
7.Place blueberries in bottom of graham cracker pie crust.
8. Pour yogurt mixture over berries.
9. Refrigerate for 2 hours or until set. Slice into 10 pieces.
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LA C# and SoCal .NET – Providing the best Practices, Presenters, and Prizes!
Happy New Year LA C# and SoCal .NET Developer Community!
LA C# Note :: The Manhattan Beach Library is being rebuilt and will be unavailable for LAC# meetings between July 2012 and December 2013. If anyone knows of an alternative location in the same general vacinity (perhaps along the 405 Freeway somewhere) that LAC# can use for 18 months, please reply back to this e-mail so we can connect up to discuss. Thanks!
Upcoming Schedule of Events
Please help us with our pizza order by RSVPing/enrolling (links in event-lines below).
1. Tues Jan 3 :: Jon Flanders @ LA C# :: Windows Phone 7:: Building Native Mobile Apps using HTML5 and jQuery :: RSVP <http://www.lacsharp.org/Home/tabid/98/ctl/Details/Mid/523/ItemID/7454/Default.aspx>
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How to clear or Reset COM port ?
Repost from : http://blog.cognitioninfotech.com/2009/01/how-to-clear-or-reset-com-port.html
Windows always assign a COM port no (like COM2, COM3 etc) every time you connect a USB device like modem, mobile phone or specially serial to USB convertors to system, and this no goes on increasing as every time you connect device windows reserve that port and next time it assign new number.
I recently face some issue because of this, I want to test my new thing magic m5e RFID Reader with BizTalk RFID which is connected to USB of my laptop using a serial to USB convertor, here my system assign a port no COM19, this was a big problem for me as my RFID Device Provider can only access up to COM5 ( it is in pre-beta) so i need to change COM port to less than COM5, when I tried to do that it shows me list of all 19 ports and mentioned in brackets as "in use", so i need to free all these ports which are locked by system. I searched every where in device manager , control panel no interface is available to do this in windows, then i found a nice solution for this which allow you to free all ports but for this you need to edit registry,
here are the steps which you can use to free all post.
- Click start –> Run –> type regedit and click OK button.
- This will open a Registry editor.
- Navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESYSTEMCurrentControlSetControlCOM Name Arbiter
- Now right panel , you can see a key ComDB right click to that key and click modify.
- In value Data section select all and delete reset to Zero '0'.
- click OK
- Close Registry editor and then restart your computer. all COM ports are now Free, you may need to reinstall any USB to serial convertor.
Note: It is always good to take back up before deleting any entry from Registry, to take back up for Com Name Arbiter, in left panel right click on COM Name Arbiter and say Export, save with some name and appropriate location.
Windows Phone : Sauvegarde des données…
Sur fond de rumeur d'offre d'emploi ou "coup Marketing" de l'éditeur, voici qu'une des futures fonctionnalités pour Windows Phone pointe son nez
Actuellement, mis à part la fonction de réinitialisation du téléphone, il n'existe pas de possibilité de sauvegarder ses données.
La prochaine version de Windows Phone devrait la proposer.
Comment l'information est venue ?
Une offre d'emploi Microsoft US sur Redmond, WA, stipule la recherche d'un ingénieur logiciel qui devra travailler avec l'équipe en place pour "aider les utilisateurs à sauvegarder, faire migrer et restaurer leurs données en cas de perte, de dommage ou de changement de mobile."
La version actuelle de Windows Phone étant 7.5, verrons-nous cette nouvelle fonctionnalité en version intermédiaire ou lors de la prochaine version 8.0 ?
Nous en saurons plus dans les semaines ou mois Ă venir…
Start Windows in Safe Mode [How To] [Quick Tip]
Safe mode is a mode within Windows used for troubleshooting problems. In Safe Mode, Windows operates with limited functionality—only basic files and drivers are loaded to start Windows. Once in Safe Mode, you can more easily remove viruses, remove stubborn files, replace or modify Windows files etc. There are a number of Windows Guides that […]
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Safe mode is a mode within Windows used for troubleshooting problems. In Safe Mode, Windows operates with limited functionality—only basic files and drivers are loaded to start Windows. Once in Safe Mode, you can more easily remove viruses, remove stubborn files, replace or modify Windows files etc. There are a number of Windows Guides that […]
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How to Force Using the Lync Web App
If you have the Lync 2010 client installed it will automatically launch when you click to join a meeting using the meeting URL. If you don't have Lync 2010 installed you will see a Microsoft Lync 2010 join page similar to the following:
From this web page you can join the meeting using your browser (Lync Web App), download the thick Lync 2010 Attendee client, or use your OCS 2007 Communicator (with reduced functionality) if it's installed.
Lync Web App is supported on multiple Windows and Mac platforms (see Lync Web App Supported Platforms for details). It also requires the Microsoft Silverlight browser plug-in version 4.0 or better installed. Lync Web App will download various ActiveX components as needed to add functionality, such as screen sharing. Previously, Lync Web App used to be called the reach client.
The Lync 2010 Attendee client is a thick client (it must be downloaded and installed), so it requires rights to install software. The Lync 2010 Attendee is very similar to the Lync 2010 client, but it does not allow you to create buddy lists or create meetings. Both Lync Web App and Lync 2010 Attendee allow you to join as guests or with your corporate credentials.
As mentioned earlier, the Lync 2010 client will automatically launch if it is installed when you click the "Join Online Meeting" URL. However, you may find that you need to use Lync Web App instead. Maybe your want to demo the web join page, above, or you're in an environment where the firewall blocks access using the Lync 2010 client. To do this, simply add ?sl= to the meeting URL. For example:
Viola! The Lync Client will not launch and you can choose to run Lync Web App.
What's new in SQL Server RC0 setup
Datacentre Edition is no longer available as a MS SQL Server 2012 RC0 candidate, Read More
MS SQL Server 2012 RC0 includes new edition – SQL Server Business Intelligence, Read More
Service Pack 1 is the minimum requirement for Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2 operating systems, Read more
Data Quality Services can be installed using SQL Server 2012 RC0 Setup, Read more
Product update is the new feature available with MS SQL Server 2012 RC0, this will integrate latest update with main product including MS Update, WSUS, local folder or UNC. This feature is an extension to Slipstream Functionality which was available in SQL Server 2008 PCU1. We can use command prompt or configuration file to override default values to find updates by specifying values for UpdateSource parameter, Read more
- We can now install MS SQL Server on Windows Server 2008 R2 Core SP1, not all features are supported though, Read more
- SQL Server Data Tools (formerly, BIDS) is now part of setup, with this we can carry out all database design work, and can build solutions for SSAS, SSRS and SSIS. Read more
- Now, Support for SQL Server multi-subnet clustering included, Read more
- Databases (systems and users) can now be on UNC path, we may need to make sure that proper NTFS and File Share permissions are assigned, Read more
- Local disk can be used for Tempdb in cluster, Read more
- Built-in Administrator and Local system account will not be part of sysadmin role
- Itanium editions are no longer supported
SCSM 2010 SP1 – Cumulative Update 3
Pessoal, eu já havia falado sobre isso no Twitter, mas aproveitando esta época de festas e as muitas janelas que conseguimos para atualização de ambientes, eu sugiro a atualização do seu System Center Service Manager 2010 SP1 para o Cumulative Update 3.
Esta atualização substitui o Cumulative Update 2, ou seja, se o seu ambiente ainda não estiver atualizado nem com o Update 2 pode ir direto pro Update 3, o único requisito é que o SCSM 2012 já esteja com o SP1. Os papéis que devem ser atualizados são:
· Service Manager Management Server (SM Server)
· Data Warehouse Management Server (DW Server)
· Service Manager Console
Correções / Melhorias no Cumulative Update 3
· MP Import: When a data type is a decimal sometimes the decimal becomes an integer
· Corruption of the Type ManagementEntity table when importing a type extension
· Updates to properties are not brought forward to DW if updates to the instances happens in the same transaction or right before deleting the instance
· AD Connector not bringing in new updates
· When creating a new CR using the new CR form, clicking the Apply button sometimes creates a duplicate record
· Console intermittently freezes when updating/creating incident and clicking apply
· HealthService fails to stop at the end of SP1 DW patch if previous start action takes too long
· When launching the SCSM console on client machines and server the Reporting Wunderbar doesn't appear
· High CPU in monitoringhost.exe when creating or updating an incident that triggers a notification workflow
Download: KB2588492
Obrigado pela leitura e até a próxima publicação,
Cleber Marques
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Windows 7 : Affichage lent des vignettes TIFF
Bonsoir Ă tous,
Vous utilisez une version de Windows 7 ou bien Windows Server 2008 R2.
L'affichage des vignettes d'images au format TIFF s'avère lent dans l'explorateur Windows.
Ce souci est donc rencontré dans ces conditions :
- Vous utilisez Windows 7 SP1 ou Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1,
- Vous utilisez l'Explorateur Windows pour consulter un dossier contenant des images au format TIFF,
- Les images à ce format sont volumineuses ou sont stockées sur un partage réseau.
Un correctif est disponible auprès de Microsoft. Il est destiné à corriger uniquement le problème décrit dans cette information.
Si votre machine n'est pas affectée par ce problème, ne l'installez pas.
Contacter le support pour obtenir le correctif…
Pour appliquer ce correctif, vous devez exécuter Windows 7 Service Pack 1 (SP1) ou Windows Server 2008 R2 Service Pack 1 (SP1).
Pour plus d'informations sur comment obtenir le service pack 1 pour Windows 7 ou Windows Server 2008 R2, suivez ce lien…
Bonne soirée.
Disable or Modify Keyboard Key Functions in Windows
In this guest post, MSP shows us how to remap Windows keys without manually modifying the registry. Find out more about MSP at the end of this post. You may want to disable some keys on the keyboard; for example, if you are a gamer, you might have wanted to disable the Windows key because accidentally […]
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Disable or Modify Keyboard Key Functions in Windows
In this guest post, MSP shows us how to remap Windows keys without manually modifying the registry. Find out more about MSP at the end of this post. You may want to disable some keys on the keyboard; for example, if you are a gamer, you might have wanted to disable the Windows key because accidentally […]
© Windows Guides, 2011. Rich Robinson | Disable or Modify Keyboard Key Functions in Windows
Photo Books
I can't remember when I got my first digital camera. It was certainly long enough ago that I've built up many gigabytes of photos of family, holidays, failed attempts at "arty" shots, and everything else. The trouble is, apart from the few that I use as desktop wallpapers, they hardly ever get looked at.
I'm one of those people who won't let people go through all of the photos that I've taken on a trip. I want to sort the wheat from the chaff, take the best 10%, crop them, fix the colour balance and then let people see them. That effort makes for a nice slideshow, but it probably doesn't get shown more than a couple of times.
I think that by far the nicest way to present a collection of photos is in a photo book. There are lots of places you can get one; in fact the options can be quite daunting. When I was looking to create a photo book of our family holicay in Orlando as a surprise Christmas present to the kids, I asked around a bunch of people, but nobody could really suggest any supplier in particular. In the end, I went for the winner of a recent Gadget Show "Top 5″ – albelli.co.uk.
Albelli offer a desktop client that comes with a number of pre-defined page layouts, but with the option to control them manually yourself and a handy feature which lets you drop any number of photos onto a page and press a button to have them arranged into a grid that fits the dimentions of the various pictures (you can click multiple times to have them rearranged). The client also handily tells you if a particular photo is too low a resolution to look good at the size you've set it to – I followed its advice to reduce the size of a couple of shots and they ended up looking great.
Once you're happy with your book layout, the app deals with uploading the photos and then feeds you in to the options you have to enhance the book, like glossy paper or a "lay flat" binding. I ended up with a book that cost £40 (discount codes are sometimes available), but the opinion of everyone who has seen it has been that it is worth it.
A nice little bonus is that they include a free online version book that you can share or embed, like this (it uses Flash, sorry)…


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Season six "American Idol" winner and "Sparkle" star Jordin Sparks is coming to the Boston Store at Southridge Mall Friday to promote her new fragrance, "Ambition." I'm slated to get a few minutes to ask her a few questions Friday, but I have a question for her fans first: what do you think I should ask Jordin Sparks?
Singers blend magically in MSO's Baroque music concert
A pared-down MSO, two remarkable voices and an extremely communicative conductor joined forces in an absolutely captivating evening of Baroque music on Friday.
Guest conductor Nicholas McGegan led about 40 Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra strings, plus harpsichord/continuo organ, through an engaging program of Handel, Pergolesi and Scarlatti. They were joined by soprano Yulia Van Doren and countertenor Daniel Taylor. »Read Full Article


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How JPMorgan's $13 Billion Settlement Stacks Up
Follow @jbrezlowNovember 19, 2013, 8:57 pm ET
JPMorgan Chase has agreed to a landmark $13 billion civil penalty to resolve an array of state and federal investigations into the sale of risky mortgage products in the run-up to the financial crisis.
The agreement, announced Tuesday, represents the largest penalty ever levied against any company, and follows years of criticism that the U.S. has not been aggressive enough in its response to the crisis. Authorities have come under fire for being too lenient in recent Wall Street settlements, but in its agreement with JPMorgan, the government has won a penalty worth more than half of the firm's 2012 income.
"Without a doubt, the conduct uncovered in this investigation helped sow the seeds of the mortgage meltdown," Attorney General Eric Holder said in a statement. "JPMorgan was not the only financial institution during this period to knowingly bundle toxic loans and sell them to unsuspecting investors, but that is no excuse for the firm's behavior."
Below is a breakdown of how the agreement compares to other major settlements reached in the five years since the meltdown:
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Alvin Community College does not employ outside investment advisors or managers to make investment decisions for the college.
Alvin Community College does not use soft dollar, directed brokerage or directed commission, commission
recapture, or similar arrangements.
Alvin Community College is associated with a foundation, Alvin Community College Foundation. The Foundation has engaged Scott Bolton with RBC Dain Rauscher to manage their investments. Scott Bolton may be contacted at 303 Pearl Parkway, Suite 380, San Antonio, TX 78215-1284. The market value of the Foundation's investments at 12/31/13 is $2,362,307
For Inquiries please contact:
Deborah A. Kraft
Alvin Community College
Director/Fiscal Affairs
Phone: 281.756.3509
Fax: 281.756.3835
For Foundation Inquiries please contact:
Wendy Del Bello, Assistant to the President
Building B, Room 207
Phone: 281.756.3600
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Address: 3110 Mustang Road, Alvin, TX 77511
Telephone: (281) 756-3500
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Telephone: (281) 756-3787
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3110 Mustang Road | Alvin Texas 77511 | 281-756-3500
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