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Thanks David, I have been copying so many of your posts lately I am going to have to open up a "Finelinen" file. Jack
Hi there Jack, how does the magnificent sight of the Grand Tetons look today? Does it compare with the wonderful landscape of the Father's cherished purpose in the Son of His love?
QuoteHi there Jack, how does the magnificent sight of the Grand Tetons look today? Does it compare with the wonderful landscape of the Father's cherished purpose in the Son of His love? The Tetons pale in comparison brother and more so with each day. I Look forward to the studies!Jack
Every created thing (pan ktisma). Every creature in a still wider antiphonal circle beyond the circle of angels (from ktizw, for which see 1 Timothy 4:4; James 1:18), from all the four great fields of life (in heaven, upon the earth, under the earth as in verse 3, with on the sea epi thv talasshv added). No created thing is left out. This universal chorus of praise to Christ from all created life reminds one of the profound mystical passage in Romans 8:20-22 concerning the sympathetic agony of creation (ktisiv) in hope of freedom from the bondage of corruption.If the trail of the serpent is on all creation, it will be ultimately thrown off.
Calling Jackson Hole.....hi there Jack. The glorious sight of the Father of all fathers gathering up the fragments that remain that nothing be lost is a landscape I wish to behold. I know you do as well.
It is because of this also that God has so highly exalted Him, and has conferred on Him the Name which is supreme above every other name, In order that in/ out of the Name of Jesus (so that in adoration of the Name of Jesus) every knee should bow, of beings in the highest heavens, of those on the earth, and of those in the underworld, and that every tongue should confess that Jesus Christ is Lord, to the glory of God the Father.
Notice the verse from the Old Testament that Paul was quoting in Phil. 2 and we will understand through context whether this universal "bowing and confessing" will be unto salvation or just God making them cry "Uncle" before He casts them to Hell.Isa 45:22 Look unto me, and be ye saved, all the ends of the earth: for I am God, and there is none else. Isa 45:23 I have sworn by myself, the word is gone out of my mouth in righteousness, and shall not return, That unto me every knee shall bow, every tongue shall swear. In particular, I want to focus on three points:(1) God states the purpose of this bowing and confessing as "Look unto me and be saved".(2) This includes "all the ends of the earth".(3) God has sworn by Himself that this will happen. In other words, He has Sovereignly declared that this will happen and He will cause it to happen. Such strong language indicates that no man or demon will be able to prevent His will in this from coming to pass.Praise God for it.John
FL, that is my all time favorite song. I still can't sing it and keep it together, it just breaks me up every time.
Sounds wonderful, wish I could be there........
Robertson Word Pictures Of The New TestamentHEREPhilippians 2:10That in the name of Jesus every knee should bow (ina en twi onomati Ihsou pan gonu kampshi). First aorist active subjunctive of kamptw, old verb, to bend, to bow, in purpose clause with ina. Not perfunctory genuflections whenever the name of Jesus is mentioned, but universal acknowledgment of the majesty and power of Jesus who carries his human name and nature to heaven. This universal homage to Jesus is seen in Romans 8:22; Ephesians 1:20-22 and in particular Revelation 5:13. Under the earth (kataxtoniwn). Homeric adjective for departed souls, subterranean, simply the dead. Here only in the N.T. "I heard every creature in heaven, on earth, under the earth, in the sea, and all that is in them singing: "To the one seated on the throne and to the Lamb be praise, honor, glory, and ruling power forever and ever!"


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Kicking - What's Your Angle?
The stomp footwork thread brought this to mind - pardon me if it's been beaten to death.
I noticed a few months back that some of my kicks were starting to flatten out and strike perpendicular to the target - my round kicks to the solar plexus and groin and side kick to the hip, in particular. This is not the way they were taught but sometimes the emphasis gets lost.
All of the kicks I have learned in Filipino arts should be delivered at a 45 degree angle to the target, either rising or descending, depending on the target.
The throat, chin, solar plexus, ribs, groin, front kick to the knee.
Descending: Side kick to the knee, ankle, stomps.
Since I have seen footage of many styles where kicks are sent straight in at the target, I was wondering about other styles - what's your angle?Originally Posted by Canuckyokushin
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I tend to bring my leg in an arch and kick at a downward angle with most of my kicks, though. As far as angle in relation to where my opponent is facing, I'll come in more towards the front at closer range since I'll be using a bent leg kick (like when I'm in clinch range) or if I'm just a little out of range or if I kick while my opponent is backing away I'll kick more along their side since I'll be using a more straight legged kick.Ranked #9 internationally at 118lbs by WIKBA http://www.womenkickboxing.com/wikba...rch%202009.htm
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Facing the New Millenium. Institute of Aesthetic Surgery and Medicine. Mt. Kisco, New York.
Plastic Surgery-Which Procedure is Best for You? White Plains, New York
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Castle Connelly Guide to America's Cosmetic Doctors and Dentists
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*ASPS/AACPS Joint Curriculum Development Committee; Breast Subcommittee/Breast Augmentation: 2010-present
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Pistalu finished her final season at CSUN with an 8-11 record in singles and 13-8 in doubles … earned All-Big West Singles Second Team and All-Big West Doubles Honorable Mention honors … played primarily at the No. 1 draw in singles and picked up impressive victories over Cal State Fullerton, New Mexico State, UC Riverside, Eastern Michigan, Pacific, Cal Poly and Hawai'i … teamed with Lorraine Cheung as the No. 2 doubles team … duo posted victories over UC Santa Barbara twice, New Mexico State, UC Riverside, Eastern Michigan, Pacific, New Mexico, UC Davis and Cal Poly … finished career with 43-31 (.581) singles record and 52-23 (.693) doubles record.
Pistalu finished her third season with the Matadors in 2012 … recorded a 9-10 overall record and a 3-5 mark in Big West play in singles … had a season-long four-match winning streak … went 1-0 at No. 2 and No. 3 draws, 6-7 at No. 4 and 1-3 at No. 5 … recorded notable victories over Gonzaga, Fresno State, Furman, UTEP and Pacific … finished the year 12-6 overall and 6-2 against Big West opponents in doubles play … primarily teamed with Lorraine Cheung at the third doubles draw where the tandem went 10-6 on the year … they played and were victorious in a No. 2 doubles contest over UCSB … also recorded notable victories over Gonzaga, Furman, Portland, UCI, Pacific, Cal Poly and San Diego State … played one doubles match, and was victorious, with Nigora Sirojiddinova … ended her third season with the Matadors with a career record of 35-20 (.636) in singles and a 39-15 (.722) mark in doubles play … ends third season at CSUN ranked fourth in doubles career winning percentage and seventh in career doubles wins.
Finished the year at 13-6 in singles play and 14-5 in doubles action ... earned All-Big West Doubles Honorable Mention honors with Brooke Doane after duo finished 4-1, including a 2-0 record (UC Santa Barbara, UC Irvine) against league foes ... also teamed extensively with Sabrina Man-Son-Hing, as the tandem compiled a 10-4 record on the year ... their notable victories came over Long Beach State, UC Davis, San Diego State and Pacific ... in all, finished a perfect 7-0 against Big West opponents in doubles play on the year ... in singles, played primarily at fourth and fifth draw ... posted notable victories over San Diego State, UC Santa Barbara, LMU, Pacific and UC Irvine ... after two years of competition, owns a career record of 26-10 in singles play ... the .722 winning percentage for career singles ranks fourth in school history following the 2011 season ... in doubles, owns a career mark of 27-9 and the .750 winning percentage ranks third in school history at the conclusion of the 2011 season.
Pistalu posted impressive 13-4 overall singles record in 2010 ... finished 5-2 against Big West opposition ... played at No. 5 (5-1) and No. 6 (8-3) during the year ... posted impressive wins over UC Irvine, Hawai'i, Washington State, Wyoming, Arizona, UC Davis and Pacific ... had a season-long four-match winning streak ... teamed with Nigora Sirojiddinova to finish with 13-4 doubles record, all at No. 3 draw ... duo went 6-2 against Big West opponents ... tandem posted impressive wins over Hawai'i, Washington State, Wyoming, Dartmouth, UC Santa Barbara, UC Davis, Pacific and Long Beach State ... had a season-long five-match winning streak during the year ...their doubles' winning percentage, .767, is the fourth-highest in school history for a single season.
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If you ask me where I'm from, I will tell you "all over the place." My family moved five times before I was eight, when we finally settled in Minnesota. I developed a love for "hot dishes" and spoke with long, drawn-out "OHHs," dontchaknow. At 18, I bolted cross-country to Los Angeles, where I dyed my hair blonde, ate sushi daily and dropped my OHs for a tendency to end? Each sentence? With, like, a question?? Next was London, mate, for pints and chips. And in New York City I ordered pies, wore black, and hurried, everywhere. Who I am is as much owed to my DNA as to the environments where I lived, learned and developed. Which is why, approximately 30 seconds into my Wine Grapes adventure, I realized there was a problem I needed to address. More


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According to reports provided by the Aiken County Sheriff's Office:
A U.S. Postal Service employee reported on Friday that he found a BB gun in a mailbox on Old Apache Lane in Warrenville. The mailbox appeared to have damage on it consistent with fire from a BB gun.
Copper ground wire was reported stolen from a power substation on Frontage Road in Aiken on Friday.
A 54-year-old Aiken man was detained for DUI on Saturday after he was pulled over at the intersection of S.C. 4 and Veterans Road in Salley for driving erratically. The man was taken into custody after failing multiple field sobriety tests.
A burglary was reported at a home on Birch Street in North Augsuta on Friday. The owner reported money, jewelry, a television and medication missing.
Additional burglaries were reported on Friday on Schley Street in Warrenville and Brandon Road in Aiken.
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New music for the concert stage. This concert will feature the members of the Frost Saxophone Quartet (click here to read their bio) performing Gregory Wanamaker's saxophone quartet Run and his Duo Sonata for clarinet and alto saxophone, as well as Blur by Miami composer Lansing McLoskey.
(Both Duo Sonata and Blur are available on the album Citizens of Nowhere on Albany Records.) A highlight of this concert will be Concertante, a new work for piano and string orchestra by PBA's own noted pianist and composer, Marlene Woodward-Cooper, performed by acclaimed pianist Robin Arrigo.
7:30 p.m. March 29
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The School of Music and Fine Arts at Palm Beach Atlantic University presents its 10th festival of new music. The Frontwave New Music Festival is a biennial event that brings together remarkable composers and performers to present four concerts of truly contemporary music. The primary mission of the festival is to bring high-level performances of the best of contemporary art music to the West Palm Beach community. Additional goals of the festival are to give PBA students first-hand experience with the work of contemporary composers and with the collaborative process between composers and performers, and to promote the music of composers in our own community and region.
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The Cambridge University program enables HLS J.D. students to spend their 3L year studying law in a new framework with students from throughout the world while living in a historic "Oxbridge" collegiate setting.
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History Professor Bill Smaldone is a man of mirth, but there's one thing he's completely serious about: Teaching. "I regard teaching as a highly political act," Smaldone says.
"That's not to say you should inculcate your political perspective, but you should pass on a critical curiosity about the world. Creating an educated citizenry is one of the most fundamental things you can do to create a vibrant political life in America. If we have knowledge, we operate from a place of strength; if not, other people will run the world for us."
Smaldone has had a lot of practice helping run his small neighborhood of the world. He served as president of the Salem City Council, where his biggest concern was not his next academic publication, but constituents who couldn't afford heat in the winter and infrastructure that needed an infusion of cash. He now chairs the Southeast Salem Neighborhood Association, which promotes neighborhood parks and public safety, reminds older folks about Meals on Wheels, and mediates with developers.
Smaldone also chaired the Socialist Party of Oregon in 1996, the year the party ran a full slate of candidates, and served on the central committee of the Pacific Green Party of Oregon after the two parties merged with a common platform of social justice and restoration of the environment.
"To be a socialist you have to be an optimist at heart," Smaldone says. "I believe we are equipped with the ability to feel compassion for each other. Socialism is based on cooperation, emphasizing not only the individual but also the community. If there are crass differences between social classes, it can lead to the rise of violent political extremism."
Smaldone's community engagement informs his most recent book, Confronting Hitler: German Social Democrats in Defense of the Weimer Republic, 1929-1933. The book is set at a moment of historical significance. The most significant depression in world history had ransacked global economies, and in Germany 6 million were unemployed amidst widespread business failures. The bankrupt economy provided fertile ground for Adolf Hitler's violent ideology to take root.
"Americans know a lot about the bad guys of World War II," Smaldone says. His book recognizes Germany's Social Democrats -- including politicians, trade unionists and women's movement leaders -- who resisted the rise of the Nazis, and examines their defeat from the perspective of individuals enmeshed in political struggle.
"It's true that individuals can play a critical role in shaping history, but people don't act in isolation. Germany's Social Democrats wanted to build a world that you and I could be comfortable in, one based on social justice and democracy, but they operated in volatile social circumstances they couldn't control. Their failure helped unleash World War II and the later Cold War.
"Democratic socialist movements in the 20th century had revolutionary goals, but aimed to get there through democratic means. They sought to implement change, not through the barrel of a gun, but through peaceful measures. They were run over because politicians on the other side were willing to cast aside democratic rules and resort to brutal tactics. Their failure raises fundamental questions about how to effect change within democracies."
The messy, gray areas of history are what intrigue Smaldone. "In my high school American history was taught as a march toward consensus," he says. "I became more interested in European history because it was presented as chaotic.
"The next step won't always be better. History does not move in a straight line. That's why we have a responsibility to be engaged in politics, to change the trajectory."
When Smaldone was making choices about what to do with his life, he sought a profession that "wouldn't compartmentalize my life." The overlapping political acts of teaching, research and community engagement have given him a life of great satisfaction.
"Historians have an archaic, medieval kind of job," Smaldone says. "We're an old fashioned guild. We don't punch a clock, and the danger isn't that we work too little, but that we work too much." That suits Bill Smaldone just fine.


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Man charged with drug-related offenses
An Aiken man was detained on multiple charges, including drug charges, after a short foot chase near Schofield Middle School on Monday night, according to the Aiken Department of Public Safety.
Tyrik Gerrard Bright, 32, was charged with failure to comply with a lawful order of a Public Safety officer, possession with intent to distribute marijuana, possession with intent to distribute marijuana within a half-mile of a school, possession with intent to distribute crack cocaine and possession with intent to distribute crack cocaine within a half-mile of a school. He was placed in the Aiken County detention center, where he remained on Tuesday night.
Officers were patrolling the area near Schofield on Monday evening and saw Bright standing in the roadway, which raised their suspicious, according to Cpl. Jeremy Hembree. When officers approached Bright, he first tried to walk away but came back, Hembree said.
After talking with Bright, officers got consent to search him, Hembree said. During the search, they found a pill bottle. While questioning Bright, officers also saw what appeared to be digital scales hanging out of a jumpsuit that Bright was wearing, Hembree said. He then took off running. After a short foot chase, Bright was apprehended, Hembree said. Officers retraced their steps and located what they believed to be crack cocaine, marijuana and the scales that Bright had.
Man detained for shoplifting
An Aiken man was detained for shoplifting after he allegedly took an item from a store out to his car, then went back into the store, according to the Aiken Department of Public Safety.
The 43-year-old suspect allegedly bent down to a display rack of iPhone cases and took a case from its box.
He then put the case in his jacket and put the box back on the rack, according to a report. The man then went out to the driver's side door of his vehicle, reached in for a moment and came back into the store.
The suspect first told officers he didn't take anything from the store, then said he took the case but thought his ex-wife had paid for it, according to the report.
He then said his ex-wife had nothing to do with the theft.
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Kent State University Planetarium Presents "The Skies of Winter"Posted Nov. 19, 2012
The Kent State University Planetarium's holiday presentation "The Skies of Winter: Holidays in the Planetarium" has been scheduled for Friday, Nov. 30, Saturday, Dec. 1, and Friday, Dec. 7, at 8 p.m. each night in Room 108, Smith Hall on the Kent Campus.
The program continues this year with an exploration of the skies of winter and their connection to religious and cultural observances throughout the world. Join the planetarium to explore what you can see in the lovely clear skies of winter and how the people of the world structure their lives around the heavens.
This hour-long program is open to all, but is not recommended for children under age six. As always, there is no admission charge.
Individuals needing accommodations for this event are encouraged to contact the Physics department by calling 330-672-2246 or faxing 330-672-2959. Although there is no admission charge, reservations are necessary and can be made by calling 330-672-2246 to indicate your interest.
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Chris Bechtold was elected in 2010 and took office in 2011. He announced his resignation, effective Aug. 5, because he will be taking a teaching position at Eagle Tech Academy. Board members are not permitted to hold teaching positions.
To fill the vacancy, the school board has asked for those interested to submit their interest, in writing, to the superintendent.
A decision will then be made at the Aug. 5 meeting. The board will vote in a new member, who will be in office until Dec. 31, 2014, at which point that individual will be up for re-election, according to WCCS board by-law 0142.3.
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Hahaha. Competition is so high that to get into top schools, you are expected to have nearly perfect grades. I'm sure there's grade inflation at some schools, ha, but not at mine.Enigma wrote:Seriously what is up with American grades if 65-80 is the pits? I got into a very respectable school on a final average of 72% here in Canada. Is it grade inflation or is everyone just paranoid?
Le_Pingouin wrote:If you truly come from a low income family, you'll probably be okay with your financial aid, especially if you have a sibling(s) going to college. I know you aren't looking at Ivies, but just for an example, a lot of them have the policy that if she total family income is under 60K, the child gets a full ride.
If you're actually middle class, however... loans, loans, loans.
I'm still a bit in the dark about it, myself. Sorry I can't be too much help there.
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One such product is L'Oreal Paris Magic Skin Beautifier ($11), which works great for me. You should be able to find a $2 off coupon for L'Oreal face cosmetics in this Sunday's newspaper inserts.
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Track open for practice Friday evening
CONCORD, N.C. – World Karting Association officials have opted to make a change to the schedule of next weekend's Briggs & Stratton Racing Dirt Summer Nationals at Wheel Crazy Kartway in Johnsonville, South Carolina.
The show was originally schedule July 19-21 as a traditional WKA Friday, Saturday, Sunday program with between 13 and 17 classes running each day. The track would be open for parking and registration Friday, but no on-track activity until Saturday morning.
WKA has changed the format to a Friday, Saturday program, July 19-20 only, leaving Sunday open for teams to travel home or perhaps make a run to the nearby Atlantic coast.
Wheel Crazy Kartway gates will open at noon Friday, as originally scheduled, and practice will be offered Friday evening beginning at approximately 6 p.m. until dark.
Friday practice is only $20 per driver.
Saturday will be the lone day for racing. Two segments will be run after morning practice. Segment one will consist of qualifying and main events for 13 classes, mostly Clone-powered divisions.
A short break will ensue at the end of segment one. Segment two will consist of one round of practice, qualifying and main events for 15 Animal-powered divisions, except Pro Super Heavy, which is open to Animals and Clones.
Officials are confident racing can move at a respectable pace, with necessary breaks, and still be able to conclude at a respectable hour Saturday night.
The Briggs & Stratton Summer Nationals entry form has been updated to reflect the schedule change.
Click here to view and print the entry form. Pre-registration closes THIS FRIDAY, July 12.
WKA asks competitors to keep in mind the following items regarding this event.
- Maxxis tire rule
- Limited Modified is flathead only at .080 bore maximum. No muffler; open pipe.
- Drivers must enter one trophy class for each Pro class.
- $5,000 To Win Pro Animal, sponsored by Charger Racing Chassis
- $2,500 To Win Pro Limited Modified, sponsored by Ultramax Racing Chassis
- $1,000 To Win Pro Clone, sponsored by Phantom Racing Chassis
- $1,000 To Win Shane Byers Memorial Pro Gold, sponsored by Platinum Racing Chassis
- $1,000 To Win Pro Super Heavy
- $500 To Win Pro Junior 1; Pro Junior 2; Pro Senior Champ
- Gold anodized MCP Brakes Mini-Lite caliper kit to winner of Junior 1 Heavy, Junior 2 Heavy and Junior 3 Heavy.
- Silver-anodized MCRP Brakes Mini-Lite caliper kit to second-place in Junior 1 Heavy, Junior 2 Heavy and Junior 3 Heavy.


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Update (July 2013): There's a better trick that also works in Chrome for Android and iOS.
If you don't live in the US, Google likes to think that the localized version of the search engine for your country is the most useful. That's the reason why it redirects you from google.com to google.tld (google.co.uk, google.fr, google.co.jp etc.).
I prefer the google.com version because it has the latest features and search results are a lot better. To switch to google.com and bypass the redirect, you can click "Google.com in English" at the bottom of the homepage or just go to google.com/ncr. The early versions of Google Chrome used to respect my choice and adjusted the search domain after a restart. Now Google Chrome no longer checks the Google cookie to see if I changed the domain and only determines the right domain based on my IP.
One way to solve this issue is to create a custom search engine for google.com, but the downside is that you lose the search suggestions. A better way is to edit a settings file. Here's how to do that:
1. Close all Chrome windows.
2. Go to Chrome's user profile directory (for example, in Windows Vista and Windows 7 the path is: %LOCALAPPDATA%\Google\Chrome\User Data\).
3. Click the Default directory and open the file Preferences in a text editor like Notepad, TextEdit or gedit.
4. Find the two lines that include "last_known_google_url" and "last_prompted_google_url" and change the Google URL from "http://www.google.tld/" (.tld=.co.uk, .fr, .co.jp etc.) to "http://www.google.com/" or any other Google domain.
5. Save the text file and restart Chrome.
6. If you see an infobar that asks if you want to switch to your local domain or keep google.com, choose the second option.
This should work even if you want to change Google's domain from google.es to google.pt, from google.be to google.fr or any other combination. If you live in Portugal, but you'd like to use Google Spain and don't know how to change the country in Google Chrome, this trick should be helpful.
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President Barak Obama, Steve Jobs, and America's technorati [Photo]
Apple CEO Steve Jobs met with US President Barak Obama alongside other tech leaders such as Google's Eric Schmidt and Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg last night, as scheduled. White House Press Secretary Jay Carney said:
"The president specifically discussed his proposals to invest in research and development and expand incentives for companies to grow and hire."
Any guesses what the cheers was for?
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The cheers probably happened after Barack said: "Gentlemen, let's take over the world."
I'll try.
Left to Right starting with Barack, Steve Jobs, Ceo of Cisco (John Chambers maybe), No Face Lady (Sorry), Eric Schmidt, SunnyVale Internet (Peter Blackmore), Partner at Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers (not sure but John Doerr), Ceo of Oracle (Lawrence Ellison), Netflix (Reed Hastings), CEO of Intel (Paul Otellini he's supposed to be there not sure if this is him), CEO of Yahoo (Carol Bartz, New Twitter CEO (Dick Costolo), Can't see, CEO of Facebook (Mark Zuckerberg).
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President, Apple, Cisco, ????, Google, Sunnyvale Internet, Kliener Perkins, Oracle, Netflix, Intel, Yahoo, Twitter, ????, Facebookhttp://www.mercurynews.com/business/ci17415024?source=rssemailed&nclick_check=1 (bottom of the link)
Loony cool aide drinker I see
Im third from the left facing the president. I don't know those other poor renegade b**tards.
They're discussing how to integrate RFID chips with information from Facebook..it's up to Apple to integrate the chips with nueral technology to create computers that literally are in our heads..and it's gonna be up to Google to present it nicely to the public as the New Age of Aquarius approaches.
...at least that's what I think ;)
"Here's to a beautiful Ballmer-less night!"
I dislike Obama's policies, but I'm glad to see this meeting.
So Many Questions:
1)Why isn't Larry Page here?(unless he is next to Zuckerberg)
2)But Eric Schmidt, why, did he get ousted (sorta)?
3)And Carol Bartz? Obama does know Yahoo is in serious trouble?
Well I guess it is the Government who expects them to be up-to-date.
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As Obama sits around the table with leaders of tech industry he asks, "Can a person with an Associate Degree get one of those high paying jobs? Your margins are high enough to afford it." Before Carol Bartz could respond with a "F#%k You" Steve Jobs interrupts asking Zuckerberg to "pass the liver".
He looks virtually the same as always! Those reports on 6 weeks to live are wack!


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We may want Sony to focus only on PS4 games, but we live in a social-media world with a social-media market.
Here's the thing about the PlayStation 4. The reason almost every single one of us care about it is because it will play what we hope are really terrific games.
But Sony has spent a lot of time this evening talking about social integration and how the system will be a fundamentally social system.
I don't think this is what gamers really want or care about, to be quite honest. What we care about are the games and the graphics capabilities.
Stuff like this:
David Cage says we're on the verge of CGI graphics. No longer will be confined to the limitations of the previous console generations.
Media Molecule debuts their new use of the Move controller: create and sculpt whatever you can imagine in 3D using the motion controller on the PS4.
Jonathan Blow, the designer of hit indie title Braid, introduces a new open-world puzzle game 'The Witness.' Not starring Harrison Ford, or any Amish people.
Capcom shows off a really excellent looking game featuring all my favorite things: knights wielding broadswords and ducking behind shields, fire-breathing dragons, dark caverns. It has a working title of "Deep Down."
Ubisoft shows off Watch Dogs:
I understand that this event—PlayStation Meeting 2013—is not just about appealing to gamers or the gaming press.
It's also about appealing to investors, and Sony's betting that investors care a great deal about social networking and about integrating gaming across multiple platforms from mobile to Facebook to TV.
So as nice as it would be to not have to sit through the "social media" sales pitch and just watch Watch Dogs and Deep Down and let our imaginations run wild, this is how the industry works.
Let's just hope Sony delivers the games.
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In the garden
: November 16, 2012 : Updated: November 17, 2012 3:04pm
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Now is the time to plant cool-season annuals such as alyssum.
As plants go into their dormant season, they need a deep watering only every third or fourth week.
Cut asparagus plants to ground level and top with 4 to 6 inches of compost. Water the bed once a month until spears appear.
Plant cool-season annuals such as alyssum, snapdragons, pansies, violas, calendula and cyclamen.
As pumpkins in fall decorations deteriorate, move them to the compost pile.
David Rodriguez, horticulturist, Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service


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AT&T announces Filip, a connected wearable for your kids
Say hello to Filip, AT&T's new connected wearable device aimed at your kids. Looking a little like a children's Galaxy Gear, Filip is part smart locator, part phone and part watch, and the connected part helps parents keep a tab on where their kids are at all times and provide a means of communication.
FiLIP focuses only on the features that parents want - location, voice calling, and direct messaging to their child. The parent remains in control at all times through an app on their smartphone, including the designation of five trusted contacts with whom the child can communicate.
So, it looks fun, attaches to a child's wrist, and offers a little piece of mind. For example, a programmable safe zone can be set that will trigger an alert to your smartphone should your child leave that safe zone. It looks to be compatible with both Android and iOS, and will no doubt require some kind of additional payment to AT&T to activate it. There's no word on how much it'll cost yet, or when exactly Filip will be gracing the shelves of AT&T stores nationwide.
What do you guys think of this? Something you'd consider for your own kids?
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Terrible idea! What a way to lure parents into a false sense of security. Parents will put their children in more danger by allowing them to play further from home because they'll be able to track them. Anyone wanting to abduct a child will know to remove the bright green object from the childs wrist, and the parent won't have a clue where the child is. It shocks me that humans are stupid enough to rely on technology such as this to put their mind at ease where their children's safety is concerned. I for one wouldn't put my daughter's safety in the hands of such a gadget when my eyes and ears do a far better job!
So humans are incapable of compromise? Why can't this product be an extra layer of security rather than a false sense of security? I am pretty sure most parents wouldn't suddenly let their children wander the streets just because they have this product on their wrist.
What Dave Gray said........ X 2
I think we're all getting a little tired of people like this thinking their contrary ideas, in a poorly veiled attempt to be the Tenth Man, is necessary.
The Filip can be a great idea, if it is implemented correctly and used as a tool for parents... not a substitute for good parenting. Just the idea of being able to set up a geofence that will alert you if your kid leaves the boundaries unexpectedly makes this watch a valuable asset. I would like to see the Filip available in other colors... something a little more subdued so it isnt so conspicuous for starters. Secondly, I doubt that anyone will give the watch a second notice once that novelty period wears off when anyone wants to play with their new toy as much as possible. If such a thing as a child abduction happens by a stranger, they would be more concerned with getting away as fast as possible from the scene before stopping to inspect for any phones or other electronic trackers. The most likely scenario would be an abduction by a relative/desperate parent/etc that already knows the child has the watch and what it is capable of.
I'd hardly say "Tenth Man" was appropriate here saynt. I'm not a worst case scenario kind of person, in fact, on pretty much everything tech (besides this) I'm the opposite. Even you have to acknowledge that certain things (like your children's safety) are better left up to instinct. Yeah, a geofence might sound good in principle, but it only takes the parent to believe that the child is in the garden, when in fact they've taken off said device to do a runner through a gap in the fence...
Now, a GPS skull implant... I'm all for that!
Yes I will definerly get one for our 9 year old. We live in a different and dangerous age now. Kids are being abducted whether we admit it or not. Years ago this would have been ridiculous but not today. If this will help me keep him safe, I will get it as soon as it is available.
It is the media's constant bombardment with non-stop negative reporting that makes modern times seem more dangerous than the past.
Any time in human history has been a far more brutal, dangerous and lethal circumstance for children than now, with ruthless levels of infant mortality, effective child slavery, virtually zero protections against physical and sexual abuse, trivial levels of health care, minimal opportunities for education and upward mobility....and on and on and on.
And technology is not a substitute for responsible and intelligent parenting.
Nice idea but it depends on how much it costs per month. I'm already on a family data share plan. Taking my old iPhone 4 that my son uses as an iPod, adding it as an extra line, and using Apple's Find My Friends app might be cheaper and accomplish the same thing.
I like the idea, but wonder if it allows for an analog clock option? I won't let my boys (ages 5 & 8) wear digital watches until they have telling time on an analog clock down cold.


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Poor Dick and Sally. It's cold and wet and they're stuck in the house with nothing to do... until a giant cat in a hat shows up, transforming the dull day into a madcap adventure and almost wrecking the place in the process! This classic book by Dr. Seuss transformed the way our children learned to read while providing them with loads of entertainment. It's rhyming fun every child's library needs to have!
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The West Yadkin Fire Department was awarded with a $2,500 check from the Monsanto Fund.
The donation comes as a result of Yadkin County farmer Kevin Long winning the third annual Farmers Grow Communities award. Long was allowed to choose any organization to donate the money to.
"I live in the West Yadkin district and these boys spend a lot of their own time that they don't get paid for and it's a big thing," Long said. "I see them out at the departmentt all the time."
The department is not sure what the exact use of the money will be yet but they plan to put it towards fire safety.
"We're going to try to use this money with another grant so in essence we've doubled the money," said Link King, West Yadkin Fire Department president.
Fire Chief Kenneth Dowell said that this money comes at an opportune time because the department's budget continues to be cut each year and the costs of running the department are not coming down.
"We're just starting on the budget this year and we've had to cut things that are important and this will help us put some of those programs back in," Chief Dowell said. "It's great and we really appreciate it."
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The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga women's tennis team had one doubles team advance to the main draw at the USTA/ITA Ohio Valley Regional in Memphis, Tenn., today. Senior Alexa Flynn and sophomore Kelsey Coots won two matches in the qualifying rounds to move into Saturday's main draw.
Flynn and Coots opened with an 8-1 win over Lipscomb's Lorena Djuknic and Melissa Troxel. They advanced to the main draw with their second victory, an 8-2 triumph over Xavier's Allyson Westing and Andrea Wolf.
UTC now has three individuals and two doubles teams in tomorrow's main draws. Flynn and Coots join junior Kaylene Chadwell and sophomore Kayla Jones in doubles action. Flynn, Jones and Chadwell are all scheduled to compete in the singles main draw in the Regionals.
UTC went 2-4 in singles action during today's qualifying round. Coots and sophomore Jovana Pecovski each scored a win in singles action.
Check out the Tournament Central link at the top of the page for updated draws and a live blog of tomorrow's action. Follow the action on Twitter @UofMTennis and be sure to check back to GoMocs.com for a full recap of tomorrow's action.
Qualifying Doubles Draw
Alexa Flynn/Kelsey Coots (UTC) def. Lorena Djuknic/Melissa Troxel (Lipscomb) – 8-1
Alexa Flynn/Kelsey Coots (UTC) def. Allyson Westing/Andrea Wolf (Xavier) – 8-2
Stephanie Fox/Kirsten Lewis (Kentucky) def. Jovana Pecovski/Claire Mulyadi (UTC) – 8-2
Courtney Earnest/Toni Ormond (Ball State) def. Alison Storie/Katie Polk (UTC) – 8-2
Qualifying Singles Draw
Kelsey Coots (UTC) def. Andrea Wolf (Xavier) – 6-1, 6-2
Irina Constandine (MTSU) def. Kelsey Coots (UTC) – 7-6 (4), 6-0
Jovana Pecovski (UTC) def. Marcela Jimenez (EKU) – 6-2, 7-6
Bethany Moore (Ball State) def. Jovana Pecovski (UTC) – 6-2, 5-7, 7-5
Ashlyn Rang (Ball State) def. Alison Storie (UTC) – 6-2, 6-2
Stefanie Mikesz (Memphis) def. Katie Polk (UTC) – 6-0, 6-2


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-We have 30 non-profit organizations that will have information available.
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You can quickly open and save OneDrive documents right from your Office apps like Word, Excel, and PowerPoint. If you also have the OneDrive desktop app installed on your PC (some editions of Office 2013 come with the OneDrive desktop app), OneDrive and Office work together to sync documents faster and let you work with other people on shared documents at the same time.
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Sign in to OneDrive when you install Office 2013, or right from any Office app. Just click Sign in in the upper-right corner of the app, and then enter your Microsoft account email address and password.
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My 33 weekers are 7 months old now! I can't believe how fast it's going. Dylan is sitting unsupported, and they both have two teeth. Ryan's working on it, but not quite there yet :)
They are HUGE! Dylan is almost 20 lbs and Ryan is 16 or so. Kind of a big difference, but Ryan has always been a bit smaller and he's currently going through chemotherapy for retinoblastoma so he's probably often feeling the nausea and other side effects. His oncologist is glad he's gaining even if it's slowly- rather than losing like some kids.
Twins is hard work... I was cocky and assumed it wouldn't be as difficult since my oldest three were all born within three years, but having two the same age really is different. I am loving every minute of it, sleepless nights and all :)


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