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2006 Ford Five Hundred Question: My AC compressor is shot and clutch is burnt up. Is there any way to bypass that
I already snapped 2 belts before I realized pulley was not moving. Is there a way to bypass without replacing the compressor. Every answer I have found is telling me no but I think it's bs I have to purchase a $300 part I don't care about to get my whole car to run. - ACROSS10
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take the ac puly and belt off rap old belt around rest of pulys and measure it go get that size belt and put on excluding the ac basicly saying to just bypass the ac with a shorter belt they will tell u they dont have shorter belt at parts store so measure n just get that lenth put it bak on n same direction as old belt itl work unless ac is the idler puly wich i highly dought - octane
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The instruction at "0x00000000" referenced memory at "0x00000000". The memory could not be "read".
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I have received similar errors on one system.
The machine was left on (and locked) overnight with applications running. In the mornings that followed, the ccSvcHst.exe process was consuming over 2 GB of memory. After clicking on the various errors that appeared, this process restarted at a more reasonable (10 MB) of memory. However, in the process viewer I could literally watch it grow and grow after that point--there appears to be a memory leak or other problem.
The Symantec Endprection indicated an error by putting a yellow dot in its sheild, but when I opened the client, everything was green and looked fine.
I am using Symantec Endpoint Protectoin version 11.0.1000.1375 (that's MR1) on this system.
Restarting the system seems to stabilize the memory usage of ccSvcHst.exe for some period of time, but eventually it starts growing again until it consumes the system.
The event log has errors like:
Event ID: 26
Application popup: Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime Library : Runtime Error!
Program: C:\Program Files\Common Files\Symantec Shared\ccSvcHst.exe
This application has requested the Runtime to terminate it in an unusual way.
Please contact the application's support team for more information.
Event ID: 26
Application popup: ccSvcHst.exe - Application Error : The instruction at "0x6b0fbe4d" referenced memory at "0x000000a4". The memory could not be "read".
Click on OK to terminate the program
Click on CANCEL to debug the program
I look forward to a resolution to this issue. Like many others, I will revert to SAV 10 if the replacement protect is vastly inferior.
Please help me to solve this problem.
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It appeared after I was asked to accept Norton safe search or safe web (which I did) and the problem appeared shortly thereafter.
I used the Norton removal tool (which removed Ghost as well) I reloaded all Norton programs & ran a complete scan (no problems detected) but the same condition exists. If I leave the Windows error box without checking OK or Cancel the system runs normal, I just pull it to the bottom of my monitor but would like to resolve this issue.
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I am having the exact same error as bcorreli (just above). I have Norton 360 version 22.214.171.124 running on XP svc pak 3.
Have had the 360 for about 7 weeks now, but error just appeared a couple days ago when I was asked to accept Norton Safe Web
Uninstall and reinstall did not help.
Clicking OK or Cancel on the error msg just disables the 360, so I too am parking it at the bottom of the screen.
There must be some better solution to this.
Any help would be much appreciated.
Also includes: Symantec Service Framework Error
It only took seconds to fix after spending more than 4 hours of my Saturday..can I say thanks Symantec?????
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Symantec attempted to deploy a patch to update all users to the latest revision of our Norton Internet Security / Norton AntiVirus software, version 22.214.171.124. While for many this patch was deployed without a hitch, for others the experience was not as good. As a result of the input collected from many members of this forum, we have an understanding of what area caused the problems and have a hot fix available to get your current patch stabilized:
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Anyone has the solution in my problem regarding the live update of my Norton 360v2. When i run the live update it appears to be operation failed. It starts almost 2 months and still searching the net for the solution of this problem. i have tried also to open directly the live update in the control panel but the error appears: The LiveUpdate control panel applet could not access LiveUpdate settings information. Error code: 0x00000000.
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Washington, D.C. — At the first of two hearings this week addressing the crisis facing America's farmers and ranchers, House Agriculture Committee Chairman Larry Combest (R-TX), brought representatives from major commodity and producer associations together to review difficulties facing their constituents and hear their suggestions on how Congress can help alleviate the current crisis.
"We have heard a lot of discussion lately on what should be done to help America's farmers and ranchers. In order for this Committee and Congress to provide assistance that really does what it needs to, we must fully understand the scope of the problem facing producers and what measures can best provide a solution. In addition, we need to know the best way to deliver any assistance to the people who need it most," Combest said of today's hearing.
"The economic crisis in farm country has reached emergency proportions and the Committee must respond to the immediate needs of U.S. producers in a timely, cost-effective and targeted manner," said Ranking Member Charlie Stenholm (D-TX). "It is also time to revisit U.S. agriculture policy so that our producers won't have to wait on Congress to react each and every time problems arise as a result of weather or price."
American farmers and ranchers are in the second year of the worst farm crisis in recent memory. Throughout the course of this year, the Committee has sought to be an open forum and active advocate on behalf of America's farmers and ranchers. While it has held a number of hearings and passed several pieces of legislation of great importance to the future of agriculture, Combest today said that standing alone, these measures are not enough.
"Recently, we reported out a bill to strengthen crop insurance and provide better risk management tools for farmers and ranchers," Combest said. "However, all these things are meaningless unless we do something now to help get farmers into the next year…and that is why we are here today."
U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Dan Glickman will testify before the Committee tomorrow. At today's hearing, Combest expressed his hope that the Secretary would take this opportunity to present a concrete proposal from the Administration which has been conspicuously absent from the farm crisis discussion.
"I hope to learn tomorrow why it's been more than 5 months since we first began discussing this matter and we still haven't seen any kind of proposal from the Administration to provide much needed assistance to farmers and ranchers," Combest said.


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New survey results on evolution
Included in the Virginia Commonwealth University Life Sciences Survey for 2010 were a number of questions about evolution, religion, and scientific consensus — and as usual there were few surprises in the results (PDF, pp. 9-11).
What happened to evolution at the NSB?
A section describing survey results about the American public's beliefs about evolution and the Big Bang was removed from the 2010 edition of Science and Engineering Indicators.
Polling evolution in Texas
A new poll suggests that a slim majority of Texans reject evolution, according to a story in the Texas Tribune (February 17, 2010), which also noted that "[n]early a third of Texans believe humans and dinosaurs roamed the earth at the same time."
Evolution in a new Harris poll
A recent Harris poll included questions on evolution and creationism, with unsurprising results.
Polling evolution in Louisiana
"Just in time for the bicentennial observance of Charles Darwin's birth, a new survey of Louisiana residents shows 40 percent of the respondents believe evolution is not well-supported by evidence or generally accepted within the scientific community," the Baton Rouge Advocate (April 14, 2009) reports.
"Evolution and Its Discontents: A Role for Scientists in Science Education"
The scientific community needs to increase its involvement in defending science education -- especially evolution -- according to a coalition of seventeen scientific and educational societies, including the National Academy of Sciences, the National Science Teachers Association, the Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology, and the American Institute for Biological Sciences.
A new creationism/evolution poll, but few surprises
A poll recently conducted for Newsweek by Princeton Survey Research Associates International contained two questions relevant to the creationism/evolution controversy. The results [Link broken] were broadly consistent with those of previous polls using similar questions. The poll was conducted March 28-29, 2007, with 1004 adults aged 18 and over participating; the margin of error was +/- 4%.
"Public Acceptance of Evolution" in Science
The August 11, 2006, issue of Science features a brief article (PDF; subscription required) on "Public Acceptance of Evolution," written by Jon D. Miller of Michigan State University, Eugenie C. Scott of NCSE, and Shinji Okamoto of Kobe University. Reviewing the past twenty years of polling in the United States, Miller, Scott, and Okamoto observe, "After 20 years of public debate, the percentage of U.S.
Scientific Illiteracy and the Partisan Takeover of Biology
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Who's surprised that the Obama administration, evolved, urbane and forward-looking, is having a hard time dealing with Vladimir Putin's unreconstructed Cold War mentality in Ukraine? "We're hoping that Russia will not see this as sort of a continuation of the Cold War," John Kerry said last week. Even before the Russian invasion of Crimea, Obama was warning of the dangers of seeing the world in terms of Great Power conflict. "We're no longer in a Cold War," the president said at the U.N. General Assembly in September. "There's no Great Game to be won."
Well, to paraphrase Leon Trotsky, you might not be interested in the Cold War, but the Cold War is interested in you. In foreign policy you never get to dictate the rules entirely since the other players also have a say. That's true even for superpowers, and doubly so for superpowers that choose to lead from behind. If you don't want to be backed into the Cold War, then don't choose a former KGB officer as your dance partner.
The unpleasant fact is that Putin has not only bested the White House, but that Obama has enabled him from the very beginning of his first term. "Reset" with Russia, with the intended goals of getting Moscow to agree to Iran sanctions and to keep open the northern transport route to and from Afghanistan, made the administration subject to Putin's whims. The White House wouldn't dare cross the Russian strongman lest it risk policy aims the importance of which the "reset" had only underscored.
With the Syrian conflict, the White House turned Putin into the indispensable Russian. First, the administration begged him without success to abandon his Arab client. There was only a political solution to the crisis, said the White House, and Russia had the answers. Accordingly, traditional U.S. allies flocked to Sochi to petition Putin for relief. The Saudis promised to buy $15 billion worth of Russian arms if only the Russians would temper their support for Assad. Putin turned down the Saudi offer because what was more valuable than the cash was the public show that Obama couldn't keep his allies in line and happy. Not Russia—Putin would back Bashar al-Assad till the very end which, given American impotence, virtually guaranteed Assad's survival.
By the time Putin offered Obama a joint initiative to rid Assad of his chemical weapons, thereby saving Obama the embarrassment of not getting congressional authorization for strikes he never wanted to launch in the first place, the Russian was just telling Obama to turn over his king because the game was over. The situation in Ukraine is the culmination of "reset" and Syria.
The White House may be correct—this is not the Cold War. But history shows that, contrary to what Obama professes, the world is more often than not "a zero-sum endeavor." There are clear winners and losers, and right now the White House is losing.
The administration's confused response to the crisis in Ukraine suggests that it may finally have come to understand the role of American power. U.S. foreign policy has a dual nature that, says my colleague Christopher Caldwell, is something like the medieval idea of the king's two bodies. The king is a real man, with a body subject to the pleasures and afflictions of all men. But the king is also a symbol of the divine order that ties man to God. Similarly, the United States is at once both a nation-state like any other that pursues its own interests, while it is also something much larger, the guarantor of global security—in short, order. There are growing numbers on both the American right and left who announce they are tired of the United States having to serve as "the world's policeman." However, events in Ukraine are evidence that without a strong America things occur that seem distasteful and dangerous to all, like the violation of national sovereignty.
The United States has no narrow national interest in Ukraine, but as caretaker of the world's security architecture it has a vital interest in pushing back against Putin. In order to send Putin a message in a language that will make sense to a man who has repeatedly posed bare-chested, political and diplomatic measures need to be integrated with hard power. Putin needs to be hit hard somewhere. Cold War thinking shows that there are a number of vulnerable pieces on the board and possible moves for the White House to make. The most obvious is to go back to the origin of Putin's campaign—Syria.
Assad is not getting rid of his chemical weapons as Putin promised, so the administration should move to show that, in fact, it's the Russian's word that can't be trusted, not America's. The strikes on regime targets that Obama planned last September could serve as the White House's notice that as far as the United States is concerned the deal's off. Destroying the air force that Assad has used to drop barrel bombs on innocent civilians would not only restore some order to the international system, but also highlight the fact that, contrary to his boasts, the former KGB officer is incapable of protecting his allies. American allies on the other hand, from the Middle East to Asia and central Europe, will once again be reassured that their interests are safe in American hands. What a gift for Obama to bear the Saudi king when the president visits Riyadh later this month: "I told you—I got your back."
For America and our allies, the most salutary effect of Putin's machinations is to remind the White House of what the Cold War looks like in reality. If the administration believes that it can contain and deter an Iranian nuclear weapon, it has to reckon truly the costs involved. As it stands, Obama administration officials have an academic conception of containment and deterrence, meaning that it's the opposite of anything like military action. As the half-century-long U.S.-Soviet standoff showed, real containment and deterrence of a nuclear power is bloody and expensive. Ensuring that the Iranians never acquire the bomb, whether that's through sanctions and a credible threat of force, or more perhaps eventually a bombing campaign to show that the regime in Tehran will never get there, means safeguarding the global order. Let Putin and Assad serve as an example to put Iran on notice.


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Mr. Kenneth Wade "Kenny" Mason, age 53, of Lawrenceville, GA passed away on Friday, August 31, 2012. He was preceded in death by his mother, Shirley Alexander Mason; niece, Omie Bray Marlowe; grandparents, W. R. and Willie Mae Alexander, Clarence Mason and Omie Lee Simpson Mason Gower, and Herman Gower; uncle, Thomas Gower; aunt and uncle Barbara and Jerry Brown. He is survived by his son, Myles Mason, Lawrenceville, GA; father, Perry D. Mason, Lawrenceville, GA; sister and brother-in-law, Julie and Pierce Marlowe, Monroe, GA; brother and sister-in-law, Eddie and Crissie Mason, Lawrenceville, GA; former wife, Vanessa Bryson Berry, Lawrenceville, GA; nephews, Jeremy Mason, Perry Marlowe and Preston Marlowe; aunts and uncles, Marsha Alexander, Buford, GA, Linda and Donald Heard, Duluth, GA, and Janice and Donnis Etheridge, Dacula, GA; uncle, Jerry Mason, Oakwood, GA; and several cousins. Mr. Mason was born March 17, 1959 in Buford, GA. He was a 1978 graduate of Central Gwinnett High School in Lawrenceville, GA. He worked for Gwinnett Auto Parts, Lawrenceville Auto Parts, U. S. Auto Sales and he also worked for Gwinnett County School System. He enjoyed riding motorcycles and NASCAR. Memorial service will be held on Tuesday, September 4, 2012 at 2:00 p.m. in the Chapel of Flanigan Funeral Home with Rev. Brad Waters officiating. The family will receive friends at the funeral home on Tuesday afternoon from 12:30 p.m. until 2:00 p.m. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Piedmont Hospital Transplant Institute, Attention: Jackie, 1968 Peachtree Road, N. W., Atlanta, GA 30309 in memory of Kenneth Wade Mason. To express condolences, please sign our online guest book at www.flaniganfuneralhome.com. Arrangements by: Junior E. Flanigan of Flanigan Funeral Home and Crematory, Buford, GA, 770-932-1133.
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SBG Global Opening Line: Giants – 3.5 , Total 41.5
The Washington Redskins will try and slow down the NFL's best team as they host the New York Giants on Sunday. There was little doubt among most people who the best team in the NFL was even before Tennessee lost last week. Now there is no debate. The Giants hold a three-game lead over Washington and Dallas in the NFC East and a two game lead over Tampa Bay and Carolina for home field advantage in the NFC. SBG Global reports that early NFL betting has the public taking Giants on the Road.
The Redskins are in prime position to make the playoffs but the NFC is very competitive and a loss on Sunday against the Giants would throw them back into the pack. The Redskins will have a tough time on both sides of the ball against New York. Washington wins games when Clinton Portis runs effectively and Jason Campbell avoids making mistakes. The problem for Washington lately has been that Portis has been dinged up and Campbell has been sacked 12 times and thrown three interceptions in the last three games. Mistakes like those against the Giants will result in a loss on Sunday.
Here are the NFL betting stats for Sunday's game. The Giants are 4-0 ATS in their last 4 vs. the NFC East. The Giants are 4-0 ATS in their last 4 games in November. The Giants are 23-6 ATS in their last 29 games overall. The Giants are 21-6 ATS in their last 27 road games. The Giants are 24-8-1 ATS in their last 33 vs. the NFC. The Giants are 4-1 ATS in the last 5 meetings between the two teams. The favorite is 6-2 ATS in the last 8 meetings.
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SBG Global Current Line: Giants – 3.5 , Total 41.5
The Over is 4-0-1 in the Giants last 5 games in November. The Over is 5-1 in the Giants last 6 vs. the NFC. The Over is 4-1 in the Giants last 5 road games. The Over is 7-2-1 in the Giants last 10 games overall. The Under is 5-0 in the Redskins last 5 home games. The Under is 6-0-1 in the Redskins last 7 games overall. The Under is 5-1 in the Redskins last 6 vs. the NFC East. The Over is 6-1 in the last 7 meetings in Washington between the two teams.
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The officers of Chapter 1050 of the National Association of Retired Federal Employees met Dec. 3 and the issue which attracted the greatest attention was raised by a letter from Jack Hermann which appeared on the editorial page of the Sunday, Dec. 2, edition of The News-Enterprise.
Pay attention, retirees
The governor appointed a Kentucky tax reform panel earlier this year, which is considering a change that taxes retirees' pensions.
Lt. Gov. Abramson is chairman of the Blue Ribbon Panel on Tax Reform. On. Nov. 9 he said the panel could recommend tweaking the tax code that exempts taxes on pensions of $41,100 or less. Abramson said panel members are looking at decreasing the pension limit to just $15,000.
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I have noticed we have a lot fewer bell ringers out this year. Myself, I ring the bell for the Salvation Army on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays each week, it gives me a good feeling to know I am able to give some relief to some of the less fortunate folks here in the area.
It's going to take all of us
On Nov. 15, Kenneth L. Randall wrote a letter to the editor telling President Barack Obama's supporters not to expect "white flags" from conservatives. Well, I hope not. This is not the time to give up.
I have never heard of Mr. Randall, but I certainly wouldnot want him to crawl into a hole. It is going to take all of us, liberal and conservative alike, to solve the nation's complicated problems.
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All that needs done is nothing
Ten years ago the political system enacted a law to lower taxes and raise expenses. The law carried an expiration date of the end of this year.
What's good for the goose ...
So Elizabethtown city officials and council members are mad and disgusted at the Kentucky Fish and Wildlife Service for the fee it is charging for the easement from Veterans Way to the back of Towne Mall.
Cooperation trumps polarization
It was disheartening for me to read a letter in Thursday's edition of The News-Enterprise, titled "No white flags."
When President George W. Bush won re-election in 2004, with a bit smaller popular vote than President Barack Obama's, he let it be known that his victory gave him political capital. In that spirit I would remind the writer that Obama has been freely re-elected by a majority.
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We humans have a tendency to consider ourselves the lords of creation. Particularly in this high-tech era, we consider ourselves capable or dealing with just about any contingency. And, often, that's when reality rears back and bites us.
A case in point is a story that broke in recent days. Thumbing his nose at public-health laws, a Georgia man who had contracted a highly contagious form of tuberculosis defied orders of public health officials and proceeded with his plan to fly to Europe and, subsequently, catch a return flight home -- putting the health of countless fellow fliers in jeopardy.
The incident has touched off a massive effort in the United States and other nations to notify all air passengers who may have been on the same flight with the TB carrier. It looks to be a formidable job, for the reckless individual in question took at least five flights within Europe before flying back home.
And it isn't as if he didn't know what he was doing. Obviously mindful of the legal repercussions of what he had done, he booked a return trip on Czech Air to Montreal, then drove from Canada into the United States.
By that time, he was a hot property. He was taken into custody, and is being kept in an Atlanta hospital under a federal isolation order. Good enough for him. Obviously, public health officials dropped the ball on this one -- but the chief culprit was an arrogant, immature and profoundly irresponsible individual who put his wishes above the well-being of many other innocent people.
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Chocolate Bacon
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Chocolate Bacon is a recipe that can be prepared in nearly no time. Try this Chocolate Bacon recipe; I am sure you will have a huge fan following for this one!
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Place the chocolate, coffee powder, breadcrumbs and sugar together in a bowl and mix thoroughly.
Whisk the cream with a rotary or electric hand whisk until it is thick and soft peaks are formed.
Starting with the chocolate mixture, layer with the whipped cream in a serving dish, finishing with a layer of cream.
Leave in a cool place for at least 8 to 10 hours before serving.
This pudding may be made a day in advance.
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What better way to activate your mental processes and exercise your memory than with Flashcards for Windows Phone 7! Add the effectiveness of flashcards to your studies without the mess of paper cards. Study from six built-in decks - Cell Biology, French Vocabulary, Spanish Vocabulary, Sports Trivia, State Capitols, and Trigonometric Identities - or create custom decks on a subject of your choice. Study in "Review Mode" and flag cards that are giving you trouble. Then test yourself in "Quiz mode." Incorrect answers are flagged so you know exactly what you need to improve upon!
4/15/2015This is a great app so far, but if my phone locks while I'm in a deck and unlock it, it goes back to where all of my decks are. So when I shuffle the cards and am on 86/216 cards it's really aggravating to try and find the correct card sequence I had shuffled the cards in and go all the way to card 86 again. PLEASE FIX THIS🙏
1/21/2015If you switch from an app it doesn't save where you are
12/26/2014The words in the decks are great and I would give this app a 5 but every time I take the quiz it says that my answers are incorrect although it shows the right answer later which is what ANSWERED .Please Fix!!😵
12/2/2014Allow me to put more information on the cards this isn't twitter and make it so I can also add images to the flashcards
11/15/2014Does not save data half the time and has an awful interface.
11/15/2014Muito bom, very good.
11/13/2014This app is good but it lacks the option to move cards around the stack easily, the quiz section only says its right if you give all of the possible answers. Please release an update i like this app but it is so limited
10/30/2014Great start, just fix the bugs. Swiping between cards is laggy, unless I use the arrow buttons. App closes when trying to return to the deck list screen. Randomly when making a new deck and deleting the info on sole card, that deck becomes "cursed." If you try to review that deck ever again, the app just closes.
10/18/2014For a free app from MS with no adds it is good. I really feel it was a mistake for them to not make it landscape mode by default to fit more text. Also, other reviewers mention sharing flash card sets would be cool. If they made a flashcard pro+ that cost money with more options I would definitely buy it. You listening Microsoft 😁?
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K-5 STEM's Vision: To advance successful, curious, caring, creative learners.
Project Based Learning (PBL): In PBL, students go through an extended process of inquiry in response to a complex question, problem, or challenge. Projects, which can last from days to months, incorporate all subject areas, and help students develop their creativity and practice collaboration, communication & critical thinking.
Common Core Standards (CCS): 45 states have adopted these standards in Mathematics and English Language Arts. The standards are broken down by grade in K-8 and by content in high school (i.e. algebra, statistics, functions). The State of Washington plans full implementation of the Common Core Standards in the 2014-2015 school year.
Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS): The new science standards, based on the Framework for K–12 Science Education developed by the National Research Council, are rich in content and practice, arranged in a coherent manner across disciplines and grades to provide all students an internationally benchmarked science education. Our state has formally adopted these standards.
Full Option Science System (FOSS): The science curriculum of K-5 STEM and Seattle Public Schools. FOSS kits are stand-alone, multi-lesson science units that contain hands-on activities and integrate reading, writing and mathematics. At STEM, teachers are using FOSS kits as the starting point for other projects, often expanding far beyond the scope of the included curriculum.
Engineering is Elementary (EIE): An elementary level engineering and technology curriculum that integrates with science topics and uses a project based learning model. Like the FOSS kits, EIE is a starting point for integrated projects in our classrooms.
Math in Focus: Adopted by SPS for all elementary schools in spring 2014, Math in Focus is the U.S. version of Singapore Math, which K-5 STEM has used the past two years.
Math in Focus:
uses a Concrete > Pictorial > Abstract approach
- encourages active thinking process, communication of mathematical ideas and problem solving
- develops the foundation students will need for more advanced mathematics
- emphasizes mental math and the model drawing approach
At K-5 STEM, students will learn the bulk of their math skills through Math in Focus curriculum, and math skills will be further practiced in the context of projects.
Readers and Writers Workshop: Developed by the Columbia Teachers College and adopted by many SPS elementary schools, this is a pedagogical approach to literacy instruction which addresses critical thinking skills in reading and writing both fiction and nonfiction. STEM staff will be integrating principles of this approach into PBL, including leveled reading.
Physical Education: Children will learn the Seattle School District's P.E. curriculum called Five for Life. Five for Life stands for Endurance, Muscular Strength, Muscular Endurance, Flexibility, and Body Composition. In addition, children will learn about cooperation, community, and teamwork in P.E. Team-related activities will teach students how to get along with their classmates/peers, verbal/non-verbal communication, and how to be part of a community of learners.
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Lucy Willis was born in 1954 and trained at the Ruskin School of Drawing and Fine Art in Oxford. She lived in Greece and set up an etching workshop affiliated to the Aegean School of Fine Art. She has had many solo exhibitions including ten solo exhibitions at the Chris Beetles Gallery in London. Lucy Willis has considerable ability in the painting of murals, portraits and illustrations. She was commissioned to paint Lord and Lady Longford for the National Portrait Gallery. She has also run painting workshops in Dubai, Zanzibar and Egypt, travelling to Oman and West Africa.
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NYC Parks Events Calendar
Get up, get out, and do something! Just about any day of the year, you can find something fun, informative, and healthy to enjoy at an area park. Feel free to browse the listings below, or use the search tools to find an event that matches your interests and location.
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Wednesday, April 8, 2015
Central Park Tour: North Woods
at Charles A. Dana Discovery Center (in Central Park), Manhattan
12:00 p.m.–1:30 p.m.
Join us for this tour of tumbling waterfalls, rustic bridges, and picturesque pools, led by Central Park Conservancy guides.
Category: Nature, History, Tours
Bryant Park Juggling
at 42nd Street Plaza (in Bryant Park), Manhattan
12:00 p.m.–1:00 p.m.
Test your coordination and dexterity with free juggling lessons in the park. All skill levels are welcome to join in the fun. Equipment is provided.
Category: Education
Tartan Week Lunchtime Concerts
at Fountain Terrace (in Bryant Park), Manhattan
12:30 p.m.–1:30 p.m.
The American Scottish Foundation brings a bit of Scotland to the park with a series of lunchtime musical and cultural performances to celebrate Tartan Week.
Category: Concerts, Festivals
Spring Holiday Tennis Program
at Prospect Park Tennis Center (in Parade Ground), Brooklyn
1:00 p.m.–4:00 p.m.
The Prospect Park Tennis Center offers intensive group instruction for adults and children of all levels of experience.
Category: Fitness, Kids, Sports, School Break
Kids Week Bronx: Raptors
at Pelham Bay Ranger Station (in Pelham Bay Park), Bronx
1:00 p.m.–2:00 p.m.
Today's topic is raptors. New York City is home for many types of raptors from red tail hawks to American kestrels.
Category: Nature, Kids, School Break, Kids' Week
Kids Week Queens: Outdoor Skills for Kids
at Forest Park Visitor Center (in Forest Park), Queens
1:00 p.m.–2:00 p.m.
Do you know about proper hiking gear? Do you want to learn how to use a compass? These are just examples of the type of skills you may learn to accomplish during this program.
Category: Nature, Kids, School Break, Kids' Week
Kids Week Staten Island: Pond Exploration
at Blue Heron Nature Center (in Blue Heron Park), Staten Island
1:00 p.m.–2:00 p.m.
Explore the Blue Heron pond and enjoy learning about the fascinating invertebrates found just below the surface. Be prepared to get your hands wet.
Category: Nature, Kids, School Break, Kids' Week
at Poe Park Visitor Center (in Poe Park), Bronx
2:00 p.m.–3:30 p.m.
Have fun turning discardee materials into usable works of art. Children under 10 years must be accompanied by an adult. Wear clothes that can get messy.
Category: Arts & Crafts, Kids
Kids Week Manhattan: Insects
at Payson Center (in Inwood Hill Park), Manhattan
2:00 p.m.–3:00 p.m.
Today is all about insects. Be an entomologist for a day and learn why all insects are bugs but not necessarily all bugs are insects.
Category: Nature, Kids, School Break, Kids' Week
Incredible Edible Cell: Under the Microscope
at Greenbelt Nature Center (in Blood Root Valley), Staten Island
2:00 p.m.–3:00 p.m.
In this fun activity, participants will learn about the smallest units of living matter: the cell. We will take a look at different types of cells under the microscope then learn…
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|Preview of Showcase 2003
Learning is a treasure that accompanies its owner everywhere. If you want to get your hands on more treasures in life (and who doesnât?), then you should slip into Showcase 2003, the annual convention and trade show for the building systems industry. This is the place where systems manufacturers, builders and suppliers one can learn new techniques and technologies to capture a greater share of all new housing in the U.S.
What sets this convention apart in the home building industry is its intimacy and access. Although typically attended by representatives of less than 150 systems manufacturers, members who belong to the Building Systems Councils of the NAHB, together these companies produce more than $20 billion in residential and commercial structures annually, according to industry analysts. This yearâs event will be held Nov. 2-5 at The Homestead in Hot Springs, Virginia. In addition to seven educational seminars to choose from, Showcase features five hours of trade show time over two days, where you can catch the latest products, programs and methods for making the building systems industry more successful. For a sneak preview of what companies will be exhibiting at Showcase click on the following links. (Scroll down for more information and a schedule.)
|The popular Showcase golf tournament will be held at The Homesteadâs Old Course, the links where golf legend Sam Snead first caddied in 1919. This legendary course will host our tournament beginning at 8 a.m. on Sunday, Nov. 2. In addition to prizes for the winning team, hole prizes are also being arranged.
Spouse and guest registration includes admittance to SHOWCASE education programming and keynotes, conference registration materials, attendee reference list, session handouts, and admittance to all food and beverage functions (including the annual Showcase Party). There are two spouse or guest programs. On Monday, Nov. 3, from 10:30 a.m. â Noon, The Homesteadâs Executive Chef will share secrets from his popular cookbook during an exclusive cooking demonstration. His culinary creations have delighted guests from all walks of life and for $35 you will have the opportunity to discuss the finer points of cooking and watch this master at work.
The Homesteadâs master wine enthusiast leads a wine tasting and holds a discussion on the nearly 400-year old tradition of Virginia winemaking on Tuesday, Nov. 4 from 2:15 â 3:45 p.m. In addition to sampling wines from some of Virginiaâs 80 wineries, the tasting will compare and contrast Virginia wine with wines from around the world. Satisfy your inner oenologist for $35.
Is it all work and worry? Not likely. As usual, Showcase concludes with a party. This yearâs theme is âGangsters and Flappers,â? where The Homestead Hotel will be transformed into the Roaring â20âs, complete with a âsecretâ? speakeasy, martinis, and a makeshift casino. Zoot suits and flappers mill about the room while the sweet scent of success wafts through the air. The Showcase party is the most fun you can have without arousing the suspicion of Eliot Ness or John Ashcroft. Just make sure you know the secret password to get in.
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âCreating a Culture of Qualityâ? â Mark Ailsworth
âLeveraging the Web to Improve Your Bottom Line Resultsâ? â Tim Costello
âSelling Engineered Buildings to Multicultural Customersâ? â Michael Lee
âShop Floor Information Systems for the Modular Factoryâ? â Dr. Michael Mullens
âCreating the 14 Carrot Company (Compensation & Motivation Ideas When There Is No Moneyâ? â Dr. Cal LeMon
âLog Home Issues: Answers to the Questions No One Wants to Talk Aboutâ? â Joe Loferski
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Recently promoted Men's Tennis Associate Head Coach Rich Benson had a chance to sit down with Game On to discuss his professional stint as a player and his journey to Liberty. > Read More
Liberty Men's Tennis Assistant Coach Rich Benson has recently been promoted to associate head coach. > Read More
Incoming men's tennis freshman Eddie Gutierrez is ranked among the top players in the country in the latest Prince Hot 100 List > Read More
The Liberty Flames men's tennis team has been ranked among the top teams in the Atlantic Region, as the final ITA rankings were released yesterday > Read More
Liberty Men's Tennis Head Coach Chris Johnson has announced the signing of Maxim Borcuti and Ryker Heller to the 2015-16 recruiting class. > Read More
Liberty Athletics celebrated another highly successful year of academics, athletics and community service at the fourth annual FLAMESPY Award show on April 27. > Read More
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The content is laid out really well, with great diagrams and pictures, as well having chapter summaries and review questions, but on that note...
Poor editing, I'm not sure who proof-read this book but I'm fairly confident in saying they were not actually checking it for technical errors. Simple things like "modern hard drives are much LESS resistant to vibration, but can still be damaged when bumped or knocked," when it actually should be MORE, or forgetting/adding letters in words (power stripe). As well as confusing/missing steps to troubleshooting the electrical system. I must say however I have not finished the book, but overall the content is easy to understand, barring all the mistakes.
I have mixed feelings so far about this book. Less knowledgable users may not catch the mistakes, and that could be a problem... especially since the book claims you'll go from just-a-user to i-can-fix-this level.
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Legislature plans cuts to children's services
Robert Lorei
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According to the Florida Coalition for Children, a Tallahassee-based advocacy group, the state Legislature will cut services to children by $18.9-million below last year's levels, and will slash $30.3-million more that's needed to pay for a growing number of adoptions and youths too old to stay in foster care.
Last year in Florida more than 3,000 foster children were adopted, up from 1,500 in just the past three years. The new budget would cut subsidies to adoptive parents by $3.8-million.
To talk about the state Legislatureâs actions toward children, weâre joined by Sarah Johnston, director of development at the Childrenâs Home Society of Florida and Robin Rosenberg, deputy director of Florida's Children First. (Rosenberg also happens to be married to Barry Shalinsky, a member of WMNFâs Board of directors.)
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I had a comment about something Robin said on yesterday's show. She said that no kids would die because of the budget cuts. If they are cutting the number of child abuse investigators and social workers who help these kids who are still in dangerous situations then I think some kids could very well die waiting for help. That's the scariest part. It wasn't that long ago that we had reports of the DCF losing kids because case workers were over loaded. Why would they consider cuts that endager our children who need us the most.


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Fillion Races Against Two Actors With 'Drive'
FOX's midseason drama has signed on Kevin Alejandro and Mircea Monroe as co-stars in the chronicles of an underground race across the U.S., according to
The two actors will replace the pilot's Andres Saenz-Hudson and Taryn Manning as race participants. Manning will likely stay with "Drive," but playing a different role.
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A Jewish burial society in Australia is believed to be the first in the world to offer live web streaming of funerals over the Internet.
The Melbourne Chevra Kadisha has installed a camera at the prayer houses of the two main cemeteries in Melbourne, according to a report in the Australian Jewish News.
The web streaming, which is in its trial phase, costs about $250, according to Chevra Kadisha director Fred Grossman. DVD copies of the funeral service also are available.
Grossman said the service was proving popular, largely because so many Jewish families are dispersed across the Diaspora.
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Angels and Demons - Blu-ray21 September 2009
If there is one thing that Dan Brown should be familiar with it's criticism. It seems to come hand-in-hand with writing a best seller these days, as like it or love it, the Da Vinci Code was both adored and abhorred in the same breath. Angels and Demons... >>


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Bob Mackey's review of Ni No Kuni where he gave the game a C+ has exploded as this is the internet. Basically, there are two ways to shed light on how stupid these people are. The first "insightful" method is analyze why people are over reacting hoping that it will bring change. The second "asshole" method is to point them out and laugh at them hoping they never change. It's a lot more fun. Guess which one I'll do?
Now, for the record, I normally do not care for Bob Mackey's work, but did not think this was a bad review. He said he loved the world and artstyle, but there were many flaws that brought it down. I can see how this would make me score it the same as him, though having not played the game I cannot say for sure. I'll probably give it a spin eventually, but I have enough to play now even if it got an A+.
Ah, the "RPG>FPS" argument. This makes me laugh every time. Especially since 1up gives LETTER GRADES to their games. But, let's assume that an A- on 1up is the same as a 9.0. The only two FPS which did this in recent memory are Planetscape and Halo 4. I haven't played Planetscape, but with how it handles the F2P model, it does not really seem generic. Halo meanwhile, while not drastically changing the series, did not feel generic. It was a very compelling game in my opinion and think most FPS fans would really enjoy it. So, this statement is wrong.
But really, why do so many gamers think RPGs are automatically better than FPS games? There's nothing wrong with preferring a genre, but I can't see anything that makes RPGs automatically better. There's the argument that they give more bang for your buck...except if you enjoy online multiplayer, which can potentially give five times the amount as the average RPG. What's that? You don't. Well, not everyone enjoys running around and picking commands for 60 hours. Next comment.
Here's a question: How can he possibly know if he'd be in the minority or majority before. For instance, I have very strange tastes when it comes to JRPGs, but when I started up Persona 4 Golden a couple months ago I fell in love with the game and gave it a 5/5 when I reviewed it, generally around the majority opinion of it. I came in expecting to be glad I played it, but thinking it was just a decent RPG instead of the 60 hours of awesomeness it really gave.
My point is, there's no way to know whether you'll be in the majority or minority opinion until you play a game. Maybe this helped some people where it touched negatively in areas others didn't and some decided they could get past that or they couldn't deal with that. A minority opinion can bring very valuable insight as well. Next comment.
I actually commented on this one because it was so stupid in hopes that someone glancing thinking he may have the point would get the picture. FFXIII was reviewed by Jeremy Parish. Ni No Kuni was reviewed by Bob Mackey. Bob Mackey may hate FFXIII or Jeremy Parish may love Ni No Kuni more than FFXIII. This happens when a site has different people review games. Personally, it's hard for me to imagine that anything could be worse than FFXIII. But 1up is not saying FFXIII is better because one reviewer gave it a higher score than another. If you think this is a good point, you are an idiot.
Here's an idea for you: gamers have different opinions about video games. Shouldn't reviewers have a variety of opinions of games that reflect this? Granted, I'm not saying people who hate FPS games should review Call of Duty or anyone who can't stand turn based combat should review an RPG. But no game has a consensus of people who all agree it's awesome. I, for instance, don't get how anyone could play Super Mario World and not think it is one of the greatest games ever made, but I (gasp) just accept it and move on. Next comment
Wait, they gave Grandia III 8.0-8.5 and they dislike RPGs? Another comment where the poster did not even understand what he was saying. If EGM/1up did not like RPGs, the genre would routinely get low to average scores. 1up gave Persona 4 Golden and Pokemon Black/White 2 an A while giving The Last Story an A- so obviously they do enjoy the genre. Maybe the game just isn't the game that will bring the genre back from the dead like so many people were saying. I get it, you've been wanting a game like this forever. Meanwhile, the kinds of people who would really bring that kind of change are playing Black Ops 2 instead. Be glad you just got a game you enjoy.
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Israeli's Jon Stewart a YouTube Sensation
The Israeli Show hosted by David Sidman has gained serious attention
By: Nelly Lalany
When 17th century English cleric Charles Caleb Colton said "imitation is the sincerest form of flattery," I'm pretty certain he wasn't referring to The Daily Show's Jon Stewart,
But, it looks as though Stewart's style and flair and love of deadpan has sparked some Israeli interest.
The Israeli Show, hosted by David Sidman, is quickly and profoundly grabbing some serious media attention with his short, weekly segments being aired on YouTube.
Born in Jerusalem, Sidman, who has called Boston home for the last decade, describes himself as a news anchor, and claims "it's a one-man show."
Testing the philosophy that "brevity is the soul of wit," Sidman's vignettes, which are Stewardtesque news reports about news in Israel, are two to three minutes long,
His inspired grass roots attempt at journalism is certainly not ready for a network bidding war, but his unique, provocative style has put him on the map.
Sidman has participated in stand up comedy before, but, for the time-being, the Youtube sensation is committed to his newfound project.
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Jackson Design and Remodeling sent us photos and information about one of their recent projects. This hillside home in San Diego, USA with captivating views of the La Jolla Country Club and ocean is the dream home of a couple who wanted a space to grow old in together and to enjoy fully with their pre-teen child and the family's beloved rescue Labradors. The couple was attracted to the essential character of their house, which was built in 1957. They wanted to retain its essence while making a significant upgrade in visual appeal and functionality.
A new third level was added to accommodate an expansive master bedroom and bathroom suite and a large office, all of which now take advantage of spectacular views. Each level of the 4 bedroom, 5 bathroom home was remodeled, along with the home's exterior. Outside and inside, the approach of this design was the thoughtful integration of traditional and contemporary themes. The wife prefers more classic aesthetics while the husband leans toward the modern. The new home design unifies the couple's divergent tastes with a meticulous attention to detail.
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1872 Aluminum Quarter Eagle, PR631872 $2 1/2 Quarter Eagle, Judd-1234, Pollock-1376, R.8, PR63 PCGS. Struck from the regular proof dies for the quarter eagle, but struck in aluminum and with a reeded edge. The Judd reference has little to say about these extremely rare off-metal strikings, with comments limited to one sentence. " ... off-metal strikes were produced from regular Proof dies of denominations from the cent through the double eagle." USPatterns.com is more to the point: "Although these are described as regular die trial pieces in the standard references, it is more likely that the off-metal 'trials' of this year were deliberately struck for sale to collectors in complete sets."
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Being on maternity leave and being laid up in the house all day....I find myself addicted to Babycenter. I bouce back and forth all day between the three boards that I am on. I think that I will need intervention when I return to work!!! :)
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I hear ya!! There is only so much laundry/dishes/housework one can do before getting burnt out!! I cant wait to move next week so I have something to do!!
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lol I really am addicted. Even when I was pregnant whenever I got off work or school I would go on. I mean I could be on here for hours. lol I just put LO on my chest to sleep and Im good to go. This house is a mess and I never feel like making dinner but my bf doesnt care so its all good.
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LoL I found myself more addicted while pregnant. I do still come on at least once a day though! I'm more of a watcher these days... the ladies here have some great advice :) On the otherhand I am VERY addicted to facebook. Now that Avalynn is here I've found my housekeeping skills have gone out the window. Its always a quick frantic rush to clean up before anyone comes!
I'm addicted to the judge shows and Jerry Springer.
Noah Michael: 9 months in, 9 minutes out!!
My washer is broken, that's my excuse... DH is in the woods playing paintball with his friends, so I think I can justify hanging out on babycenter, facebook and myspace.
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Me too! I have nothing else to do, and since my LO wants me to hold him most of the day, there are not many other things I can do one-handed! I have a friend who is on maternity leave also but doesn't have internet - I have NO clue what she does all day! Between BBC and Facebook, I NEED the internet!
Yeah, my dh hates it! He's decided to start limiting me to 30 min. a day. Can you believe that? Anyway, I guess I do have three boys who need to not think their mom doesn't have a laptop attached to her lap!
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I'm proud to introduce to the world my latest book Dear Hannah: A Geek's Life in Self-Improvement. For my 14th birthday, Hannah gave me Dale Carnegie's How to Win Friends and Influence People, which kicked off a life-long obsession with self-improvement. Over 16 years, I wrote 82 letters to Hannah describing every book, pop psych article, and method that I used—or abused. Dear Hannah is either a cautionary tale about self-improvement, or it is a filter for the 10% of self-help that may actually change your life.
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The American Institute of Architects (AIA) reported the May ABI score was 52.9, up dramatically from a mark of 48.6 in April. This score reflects an increase in demand for design services (any score above 50 indicates an increase in billings). The new projects inquiry index was 59.1, up slightly from the reading of 58.5 the previous month. — calculatedriskblog.com
"Project approval delays are having an adverse effect on the design and construction industry, but again and again we are hearing that it is extremely difficult to obtain financing to move forward on real estate projects," said AIA Chief Economist, Kermit Baker, PhD, Hon. AIA. "There are other challenges that have prevented a broader recovery that we will examine in the coming months if this negative trajectory continues... we're hopeful that this is just a short-term dip." — aia.org
In March, the American Institute of Architects' Architecture Billings Index marked its eighth consecutive month of growth in the demand for architectural design services. While the national score of 51.9 is down three full points from February's score of 54.9, the architecture industry is still seeing continued strength nationwide, and across all regions and industry sectors. — architectmagazine.com
Housing starts in March rose to the highest level in five years. If developers keep building at that rate, there'd be one million new houses by the end of the year.
So, what are builders building and what kind of homes do consumers want? The granite countertop of the new kitchen is like the leather interior of a new car -- a standard, special order must-have. — marketplace.org
In February, the American Institute of Architects' Architecture Billings Index marked its seventh consecutive month of growth in the demand for architectural design services. With a national score of 54.9, up from January's score of 54.2, the architecture industry is seeing continued strength and a higher rate of growth of billings than it has seen since the bubble burst five years ago. (A score above 50.0 in the index means that demand is increasing.) — architectmagazine.com
While architects and small firms would undoubtedly benefit from the income tax cuts and deduction, the sales tax on services is problematic for the architectural profession. If the tax plan is approved, architects may find themselves at a distinct disadvantage to out of state firms. — aia.org
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The Spanish region of Valencia has been called the "California of Spain" for its gorgeous Mediterranean coastline and modern architecture.
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Manchester Airports Group (MAG) has outlined redevelopment plans worth £650 million to create Airport City Manchester, a future 'aerotropolis', close to Manchester Airport, the UK's third busiest airport. — DesignBuild Source
There are few professionals more hopeful for a bright future this holiday season than architects, who are finally starting to see business conditions improve.
Billings at architecture firms have been depressed for the past four years, another victim of the real-estate and housing downturn. But in recent months, that has started to change. — online.wsj.com
Companies added 146,000 jobs, and the unemployment rate fell to 7.7 percent - the lowest in nearly four years - from 7.9 percent in October. The rate declined mainly because more people stopped looking for work and weren't counted as unemployed. — m.apnews.com
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2. Tip out the omelette on to a plate and cook the rest of the egg mixture in the same way to make several omelettes, adding extra oil to the pan, if neccessary. Roll up each omelette and slice thinly. Keep the omelettes warm in a low oven until required.
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A user cannot access a Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 mailbox intermittently after the mailbox is moved. However, the mailbox can be accessed after some time, within two hours.
When the moving operation is complete, the homeMDB attribute, which is an Active Directory attribute, is updated. However, in a multiple domain controller (DC) environment, it takes some time for the homeMDB attribute to replicate to all domain controllers in the site. If a user tries to log on to the mailbox before the target domain controller has updated the homeMDB attribute, the connection is unsuccessful. In addition, the related attributes is cached by Exchange Information Store for up to two hours. Therefore, the mailbox cannot be accessed during this period.
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Some of the best news comes in increased flights from LA to Nadi, so it will become way easier to experience everything the 'Happiest Place on Earth' has to offer. At the moment, the long-haul to the South Pacific will use the older 747s eventually phasing them out in favor of the newest metal by the end of the year. Either way, those planes will be taking of from LAX daily with an additional flight during busy periods; Christmas in Fiji, anyone?
If you just need to say 'Bula' to Fiji, their new website is live and flights from LA are on sale at $1,066 return.
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