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Imaging Specialists, a free-standing private imaging facility in Mount Pleasant, has announced that they will offer a special discounted mammogram rate throughout June. While the self-pay mammogram rate at hospitals can cost up to $300, Imaging Specialists will be offering mammograms to self-pay patients for $100.
"We believe that patient care comes first," Dr. Michael Garovich said. "We know that healthcare can be costly, and we want to be a part of the solution, not the problem, when it comes to healthcare costs."
Any patient can schedule a mammogram with Imaging Specialists, even if they have had previous mammograms at a different location. "We will handle retrieving the previous mammogram films, so that we can adequately compare with the most recent results," Garovich added. "It is important for the patient to know that they have a choice as far as where the imaging takes place."
The American Cancer Society guidelines suggest that all women over the age of 40 receive an annual mammogram. Some patients with high risk factors are recommended to start at 35 years old. For some women, a breast MRI is recommended as well. At Imaging Specialists, a breast biopsy can be done onsite immediately following a mammogram, if an area of concern is detected.
To get the special discounted rate in June, go to www.imagingsc.com or call 881-4020.
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I travel with all 3 volumes of Shady Lady. I purchased mine through theBalm site when they had the 3 for 1. My favorite shade in this is Bossy Bobbi, it's a shimmery very pigmented teal blue, although I don't wear this shade a lot. I like to stick with neutrals and the combination of Mischevious Marissa (copper) & Devilish Danielle (peach) look amazing for everyday wear. I love the large mirror in the compact/palette.
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Just months after the death of his long-time friend, Andy Griffith's best friend and most ardent supporter has died.
Emmett Forrest died during the early morning hours Saturday at the Joan and Howard Woltz Hospice Home in Dobson.
He was 85.
Forrest had been moved to the home just days ago after suffering an extended illness.
For much of his life, Forrest devoted his time to preserving the memory of Griffith, donating many of the items on display today in the Andy Griffith Museum.
Tanya Jones, director of the Surry Arts Council and a long-time friend of Forrest, said she, like many in the community, was shaken by the news.
"We're just stunned," she said. "Emmett was absolutely wonderful. He was my best and most trusted friend, but more than that he was someone I totally trusted."
Jones said she has worked with Forrest for more than 25 years.
"I worked so closely with him to help him achieve his dream of having an Andy Griffith Museum and preserving his legacy," she said. "Most of the items in the museum were collected by Emmett. It was his collection that was the seed for the pursuit of a permanent museum.
"He's also meant an enormous amount to the Surry Arts Council and local economic development efforts through his work to bring tourists to the area," Jones added.
Funeral services will be held Tuesday Jan. 15, at 2 p.m., at Grace Moravian Church with Rev. Tony Hayworth officiating.
The Forrest family will receive friends at the Moody Funeral Home of Mount Airy on Monday night from 6 until 8 p.m.
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Mary Durham was born in Rattan on January 12, 1922 to Parker & Eva Mae Rosenthal. She passed from this life on April 18, 2011 in Mt. Juliet, TN., at the age of 89. Mary married James H. Durham in September of 1943. Mary was of German and Choctaw descent. She worked as a high school teacher, a farm worker and during WWII, she worked in a plant building fighter planes. After the war she raised their children and became her sons' Cub Scout/Boy Scout Den Mother. She was also active in the church as a Sunday School teacher. The family moved to California in 1955, where she worked for 20 years in retail sales at The Broadway. After retirement, she enjoyed working in her yard, gardening, visiting family and friends, and spending time with her 5 grandchildren and 8 great-grandchildren. She and her husband also enjoyed a memorable trip to Europe. She was preceded in death by her husband of almost 64 years, James Durham. She is survived by her children, James H. Durham, John P. (Susie) Durham, Diane Durham (Bill) Newland, and Sherry L. Perry; her siblings, Frank (Monalla) Rosenthal, Ernestine Krohn, Isabel (Harley) Murray and Tommie Scott; her grandchildren, Adrianne Durham, Amy McCartney, Ashley Grguric, Nathan Durham, and James Perry; her 8 great-grandchildren; and numerous nieces and nephews. She was dearly loved by family and friends and will be missed. www.sellarsfuneralservices.com [1].
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I'm trying to learn more about software testing, so I want to know what are the suggested books on this topic
The art of Software Testing is a time honoured classic that is very good.
The testing chapters of Code Complete by Steve McConnell are excellent.
Chapter 5 of Microsoft Secrets is really good for understanding how the daily build works. (But his is getting hard to find now)
How we test software at Microsoft is also a good title.
Cem Kaner, James Bach, Bret Pettichord: Lessons Learned in Software Testing. This should be on any tester's desk - it's a set of 293 short pieces about different aspects of testing, from testing techniques to automation, to documenting your testing, to managing your career. It's probably the book that gets picked up most by colleagues (well, ok, the Manga Guide to Databases might just beat it, but that has the unfair advantage of being a technical book with a picture of a fairy on the front).
Jerry Weinberg: Perfect Software: and other illusions about testing. This is the book you want to get your project manager to read. Weinberg nails so many misconceptions that people have about what testing is, and what it can do for the project.
Lisa Crispin, Janet Gregory: Agile Testing: A Practical Guide for Testers and Agile Teams. If you're working on an Agile team, you'll want to read this.
Lee Copeland: A Practitioner's Guide to Software Test Design is the book to read on test design.
I just finished Exploratory Software Testing by James Whittaker, and it has given me some fantastic ideas that I've already put into use in my daily testing.
I liked Testing Computer Software by Kaner.
Ron Patton: Software Testing @Amazon
Sagar Naik, Piyu Tripathy: Software Testing and Quality Assurance: Theory and Practice @Amazon
I initially answered this question by listing a bunch of books related to software testing including many of those mentioned above like Lesson's Learned in Software Testing by James Bach, et. al and How to Break Web Software by James Whittaker, et. al.
I've found some better references to software testing books, including those to start and continue reading throughout your career.
Software testing expert James Bach has a growing list of books on his Tester's Bookshelf that are worth looking at: http://www.librarything.com/catalog/satisfice/testersbookshelf
Michael Bolton has lists some of his books: http://www.librarything.com/catalog/MichaelBolton
I hope this helps give people plenty of ideas for books.
I have fork some collection of software testing book awhile ago. Give look of the index.
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I am about half way through one of the recommended readings above. Agile Testing: A Practical Guide For Testers and Agile Teams and i must say it has helped our company in so many different ways. Not only that but my growth as a SQA lead has grown ten fold with its help. Would recommend it to anyone with a little QA under their belt.


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There is a study called HYPITAT that says that after 37 weeks, there's more risk than benefit to expectant management, even if your preeclampsia is mild. The study came out a couple of years ago and OBs have been incorporating it into practice, but not all do. That's why you're hearing 2 different possible scenarios.
It's really not easy to predict progression--your blood pressure is quite high though (labetalol doesn't treat the underlying problem--it temporarily lowers your BP, lowering your risk of seizure and hopefully keeping a good blood flow to the baby). Estimates about a week, three weeks, 37 weeks--they're educated guesses based on experience. These kinds of guesses aren't bad--they just have limitations. That's why we keep monitoring because preeclampsia is not predictable.


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Over the last month I had extensive communications with the developer of the (premium) Anything Boxes section (in Pagelines store) (Adam Munns) and the developer of the WP Polylang Multilingual plugin (Frederic Demarle).
This was because the following problem occurred:
Anything Boxes showed all posts of two languages (Dutch and English) on the respective static frontpages for each language. It should of course have filtered posts for Dutch language on the Dutch frontpage and English on the English frontpage.
The solution to this problem was simple in the end. When duplicating a page for use in another language the settings for Anything Boxes were not copied to the new page and I should have set these settings manually again on the new page. I wasn't aware of this, but it makes sense. Because of this the pages didn't know how to differentiate between posts from different languages.
The dev of Polylang told me that Polylang is currently smart enough to synchronize metas like Featured images and page templates but it does not work out of the box with metas created by plugins and themes but (according to Frederic) it is rather easy to add them in the list using the filter 'pll_copy_post_metas'.
He mentions that he is not sure that these 'PageLines Meta Settings' are stored in post meta but that would make sense according to him. He asks if the Pagelines dev team will be interested to support this feature in the future.
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"A fine record with at least one 24-carat irresistible classic in Solsbury Hill" – NME
Having left Genesis the previous summer, Peter's first solo album arrived in February 1977. He was 26. With legendary producer Bob Ezrin taking charge (the man behind many of the records of Lou Reed, Kiss, Alice Cooper and Pink Floyd), the intention was, despite the presence of King Crimson's Robert Fripp, to make something more direct and tougher than the flights of fancy he'd often taken off on with Genesis.
Fripp helped Peter expand his horizons; there was experimentation both with electronics and with music from across the globe. And after opening track Moribund The Burgermeister – not a huge step in sound or name from those Genesis days – the clouds part with the bucolic Solsbury Hill. The widescreen, apocalyptic feel of Here Comes The Flood was another hint of what was to come from the solo years, a song about "the flood that drenches the brain, not necessarily the countryside".
"I really wanted the first record to be different from the stuff that I'd done with Genesis, so we were trying to do things, different styles. There was a variety of songs and arrangements that were consciously trying to provide something different than what I'd done before.
"I'd chosen Bob Ezrin, having met many different producers. He was based in Toronto at the time and we were working in his studio there. There was a selection of people that he'd recommended and some that I'd brought in. I think it really took me three albums to get confidence and find out what I could do that made me different from other people."


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Bulldozers will be in the 700 block of Front Street Thursday taking down most of the remaining buildings that were nearly destroyed by last week's fire.
Georgetown City Administrator Chris Carter said today permission has been given to take down the remains of Buzz's Roost, Harborwalk Books and Colonial Floral Fascinations.
Limpin' Janes, where it is believed the fire began, has already been taken down.
Mayor Jack Scoville said as of now Goudelock & Co., which was next to Limpin' Janes, may not have to be taken down.
Jonathan Heald, the city's public services director, said three bids were received for the demolition. Coastal Structures was awarded the contract for $5,500.
Heald said any of the debris that lands on the sidewalk or on Front Street will be pushed back onto the property lines of the owners of the buildings.
He said the city is paying for the work but the cost may possibly be passed on to the property owners at a later time.
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Tuesday, July 23, 2013
All 21 schools in Dorchester District Two won Palmetto Gold and Silver Awards for General Performance this year. The district's schools won 18 gold and two silver – no surprise after it earned an "excellent" state and "A" federal rating.
Principals or their representatives from every school attended the Monday night Board of Trustees meeting where they were honored with a standing ovation, a banner and a certificate for their achievement.
The Palmetto Gold and Silver Awards Program was established by the Education Accountability Act (EAA) of 1998. The Act was amended to include awards for closing the achievement gaps in 2008.
The district won 14 gold/silver awards for "exceptional performance or growth in targeted groups – Closing the Achievement Gap." The groups include disabled, African American, Hispanic and subsidized lunch students. DD2 won eight gold and six silver in this category.
"As an important part of the education accountability system in South Carolina, the Awards program is designed to recognize and reward schools for attaining high levels of absolute performance, for attaining high rates of growth, and for making substantial progress in closing the achievement gap between disaggregated groups," according to the state website.
"I am so proud of our schools," said Superintendent Joe Pye, these show "outstanding student academic attainment."
"Please know," he said, "that this was a team effort and I wish everyone on that team – teachers, staff, parents – could be here tonight to be honored. Team Dorchester!"
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Few things in life are as thrilling as the slow climbs, the fast drops, the tight turns, and the breathtaking twists of a roller coaster ride. Where else can you let loose and shriek at the top of your lungs?
As scary, in a good way, as a roller coaster ride can be, it is actually very safe. You're more likely to be injured in a folding lawn chair than you are riding a roller coaster.
In these pages, you'll read about the five most amazing roller coasters in the United States.
This select group includes wooden coasters, steel coasters, and a hybrid. It's got coasters new and old, coasters that have won industry awards, coasters that enthusiasts love, and coasters that are the fastest and the tallest in their categories.
Most of all, the coasters described here are a blast to ride.
No. 5: Bizarro -- Six Flags New England
Bizarro, formerly called Superman: Ride of Steel, is a fan favorite. For the last 11 years, it's been either the winner or the first runner-up for the Golden Ticket Award for Best Steel Coaster.
Located in Six Flags New England in Springfield, Mass., Bizarro is 208 feet (more than 20 stories) high, includes a breathtaking drop of 221 feet, and reaches a top speed of 77 mph. The ride lasts for 2 minutes, 35 seconds, and it has a lot of airtime -- those moments of weightlessness that are prized by coaster enthusiasts.
The scenery, aptly, is bizarre. The trains speed along a purple track, go through foggy tunnels and upside-down buildings, and pass columns of flames, all the while rising, dropping, and twisting around.
And did we mention that everything is synchronized with an audio track that blares out of the headrests. No wonder so many people love this ride!
No. 4: X2 -- Six Flags Magic Mountain
Sure, speed and height is what really matters when it comes to roller coasters, but what about a coaster that can deliver both while sending you down a 215-foot drop head-first and face down?
That dream became a reality in 2008 when Six Flags Magic Mountain near Los Angeles took X, a coaster that originally opened in 2001, and spent $10 million transforming and upgrading it into the X2.The cutting-edge coaster places riders on wing-shaped trains where the seats extend off the tracks to the sides of the vehicle, allowing them to independently rotate you head over heels, forward and backward.
While you're twisting and turning in your seat, the whole train is racing at 76 mph through a massive 3,610-foot twisted steel maze. The X2 rises to a height of 190 feet and puts riders through 4 G's of pressure during its two-minute run.
Adding to the experience? A tunnel, a pair of flame throwers, on-board audio and a light experience that changes with every ride.
No. 3: The Voyage -- Holiday World
The Voyage opened in May 2006 at Holiday World in southern Indiana. Right away it started winning awards for being the best wooden roller coaster.
It's actually a hybrid coaster, with a steel supporting structure and wooden tracks.
The 2-minute, 45-second ride reaches a top speed of 67.4 mph. The ride starts with a 163-foot climb and has drops of 154 feet (at a 66-degree angle!), 107 feet, and 100 feet. Riders get a lot of airtime -- 24.2 seconds of weightlessness -- and experience three thrilling 90-degree banked turns.
It's a beautiful ride too, with the tracks surrounded by forest, and with the trains going through short tunnels eight times.
If you go to Holiday World to ride the Voyage, and you love wooden coasters, be sure to also ride Holiday World's two other world-class wooden coasters, the Raven and the Legend.
No. 2: The Cyclone -- Coney Island
The Cyclone at Coney Island is a National Historic Landmark, a New York City Landmark, and a sentimental favorite.
Built in 1927, the Cyclone has at times been shut down, condemned, and almost destroyed, but supporters kept it alive.
It was completely refurbished in the 1970s, and since then, millions of dollars have been invested in maintenance to keep it in top shape.
Riders enjoy the sharp drops and tight turns. The ride lasts for 1 minute and 50 seconds and reaches a maximum speed of 60 mph. The first drop is 85 feet, at a 60 degree angle. The 2,640-foot long track goes through six 180-degree turns and changes direction 16 times.
The world record for number of hours riding the Cyclone was set in 1977, when 19-year-old Richard Rodriguez rode it for 104 hours straight.
But you won't have to ride this old classic that long for it to become your new favorite.
No. 1: Kingda Ka -- Six Flags Great Adventure
Kingda Ka, located in the jungle-themed Golden Kingdom in Six Flags Great Adventure in Jackson, N.J., cost $25 million to build in 2005.
It holds the distinction as the world's tallest roller coaster and was the fastest until Formula Rossa opened at Ferrari World in the United Arab Emirates in November 2010.
The ride starts when a hydraulic launch accelerates the trains from a standstill to a breathtaking 128 miles per hour in the blink of an eye -- an astonishing 3.5 seconds.
The train then climbs straight up a 456-foot-tall tower -- that's 45 stories high -- twists 90 degrees, crests, and drops straight down 418 feet in a 270-degree spiral.
There's one more hill, this one 129 feet, to climb, giving riders a moment of weightlessness.
The train then descends, and the ride is over, only 28 seconds after it has begun -- but that half a minute contains a lifetime's worth of thrills.
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Extremely Happy
I'm making this thread because I'm literally going to burst from not telling anyone yet really since I just got home....but at midnight on New Years Eve/New Years Day, Michael asked me to marry him.
I'll post a pic of the ring once I get the chance. It's all overwhelming and exciting and scary at the same time. I still feel like throwing up and I keep pinching myself thinking it's all a dream. It'll be a decent amount of time before we get married and we are just enjoying the moment and not dwelling on a time or anything except how happy we are.
Best new yrs ever in my opinion!
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RE: Extremely Happy
He asked you on new years next to the Seattle tower thing. THATS SOOOO ROMANTIC!!
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RE: Extremely Happy
Aw, congrats, Steph! Can't wait to see the ring!
Wish you guys nothing but the best! Got any pics of the moment by the way?
Once a stone heart shattered and came along a true love so pure and sweet.
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01-03-2013, 05:27 AM (This post was last modified: 01-03-2013 05:43 AM by Stephanie.)
Post: #4
RE: Extremely Happy
I sort of do. I'll post a video after I hack it from my mom haha. Nobody knew so it wasn't really taped until I was wiping my eyes and then he was putting the ring on my finger lol.
We were literally in the Starbucks in the main meal area. Okay wait I need to tell the whole story or it won't be as nice.
Michael and I met through his cousin on the 22nd or 23rd of December 2010 I THINK I might be wrong (it's bad how my memory is slipping). Anyway it was a few days before Christmas. I didn't see him and then we were leaving for Seattle to see the fireworks off the Space Needle. My parents got together on New Years 24 years ago I think SO it's become a tradition over the years. I was in the hotel in 2010 and was sad cause I realized I missed him. It had only been a little over a week and anyway I called him and asked what he was doing. He was getting drunk and I was upset. He said he realized sitting there with these guy he'd become friends with since he moved to town in 2009, that it wasn't the same. He wanted to be with me and it kinda scared him. He'd been married before and in a horrid marriage that only combined from first date to divorce was 3 yrs I believe. He vowed never to really love again and only have meaningless flings. Apparently that wasn't working out and anyway, he asked to meet me in Seattle and I kinda stuck it past my parents that he coming to Seattle to see me until the next morning at IHOP haha.
New Years Eve he shows up and he met my family for real. From then it was basically known that he was a son to my parents and a brother to my sister. At midnight entering 2011, he grabbed me and said right as the fireworks were going off, "Do you want to make this official and be my girl?" I was so happy and stuff and we've been together for two years since then.
Last year I thought he was going to propose for sure. He didn't and I cried myself to sleep.....crazy now thinking how worth it was to wait. We still were in Seattle last year and I made him a scrapbook of memories. I had gotten my hopes up and it wasn't happening so I cried and cried and honestly I made our relationship hard. God knows why he didn't just dump my sorry butt and say I was a freak for expecting it after one year together.
SO this year, I was prepared. I actually got upset at him a few weeks ago because I knew he wasn't going to do it and I was angry honestly. I wanted to make it official and it wasn't that he didn't want to....and I felt horrible knowing it was the money situation SO I quickly shut up and planned to make it super special on my own. Little did I know he was doing the same and neither of us said a thing except I slipped up a little that I was doing "a thing" for him.
I made him another scrapbook. The boy loves them I tell u! I also went to this store that sells pretty stuff to engrave and bought the two of us as a two yr present this: http://www.thingsremembered.com/product/...to%20heart
So I had it all planned out so that I wouldn't be upset and we could enjoy the new year without me being butt hurt. I knew he had been SUPER careful about money lately and kept buying me little dollar menu items cause that was all he could afford and kept saying it was bills. He didn't eat lunch at work one day and I gave him 10 bucks so he could get some food and honestly since he TOLD ME he wasn't going to propose this year, I knew he wasn't and was frustrated that he was working so much and had no money to show for it because it hurts me to see him struggle this badly. Mom and dad were like "wtf is he doing with all the money?" Like NOBODY seen it coming. I kept dreaming that's what it was but he kept telling me "Nope I'm sorry sweetheart I just can't afford it and you saying anything is only keeping it from being a surprise. If anything would happen it won't now because of money and because you're being nosy about where my money is." I shut up after that and kept to myself about it.
He went as far as on Christmas not being able to buy me anything. I was sad but he said something was coming soon that wasn't for new yrs or Christmas but he thought the little something he got me I'd like but that with a loan coming through he wasn't able to get it here on time for Christmas. (That was his story all along to trick me though). So I didn't expect a dang thing.
My hairdresser told me something could happen and I got my hair cut for the occasion even though I knew nothing was happening. My grandma KNEW in her heart something would happen but I kept telling her no. So here I was on the 30th leaving him behind for work Monday and being sad to see him go. He went to work and told his boss about asking me to marry him and she's like "Okay I'll go easier on you today since you're probably nervous." So I spent the night with my family in Seattle and he probably stayed up all night planning it.
He got to Seattle around 8ish on the 31st and we went on the new ferris wheel after having some scary cab rides lol. Some African guy was chanting in Swahili on the way home and I thought he was on the phone but really he was singing Michael said. SO we got to the Space Needle and had dinner. Michael kept being his usual self getting me everything and not letting me get up and kept saying he wanted to pay for my dinner. Not out of the ordinary but he hadn't been doing that a ton lately so I was like "Oh okay maybe his loan came through that's good."
We ate and then stood in line around 11 for coffee. The line was soooo long it was horrible and Michael was fidgeting the entire time saying he really wanted us out there before midnight. So we literally got our coffee minutes before midnight when the fireworks were starting. We weren't in the spot he asked me to be his gf at and he was upset because they blocked us from going there but he made do by pulling me into the middle of the crowd. The fireworks start and he started talking.
He's like "Well it's been another year huh?" I'm like "Yeah it has." I'm watching the fireworks not paying a ton of attention. He's like "It's a really long time. Don't you think we've had enough and we should part ways?" He was being sarcastic as usual and I'm like "Uhh no we shouldn't. I like it like this." He's like "Oh really don't you think we should stop dating? You really don't want to change anything?" I'm like thinking this is an odd conversation but I've had other strange ones that meant very little but he was screwing around with his coat pocket and I kept thinking during dinner and at that moment. "Dang I wish he'd ask me to marry him. It won't happen but I can dream." He shoved me out of my thoughts by turning me towards him more and being like "Don't you want to change things? Do you want to be my forever Puffs (It's a nickname he gave me I have no idea why...just some cute name for my puffy jacket one winter and a toy he had in the 80's called a puffalump).
All of a sudden he's like "Will you be my forever Puffs.....and please be my wife." I seen him pull out the box from his jacket and I started BAWLING my eyes out. I'm not even joking I just kept saying "Omg. Are you serious? Omg are you sure? Omggggg." I always heard woman doing that and it sounds so stupid but I was covering my mouth with my glove and crying so hard Michael got scared something was wrong and he's like "Omg why are you crying? Did I do something wrong? Is that a yes?" I could only nod for a full minute and he got up and held onto me laughing at my loud crying. Some dude behind us was watching and started saying "OH S*** he's gonna do it man. He's really gonna do it!" I am surprised I remembered this entire thing because I was so shocked I nearly puked. I really thought it was a dream and I've been a happy glob of tears and confusion ever since in a good way. I just never thought beyond the proposal really as stupid as that sounds.....so I'm kinda trying to piece together what's happening next. I'm a stereotype for fiances on crack I swear cause I was so stupid I'm half glad nobody taped him asking or I'd look like a retard.
But I was like "Yes....I'll marry you." Mom turns around at that time and goes "OMG!" My sister turns around and thought Michael had fallen to the ground and then realized what was happening and started crying along with my mom. My dad is like "He's proposing...he's what? Well would you look at that...." Mom was so happy she started hugging us and crying and then hugging my sister because she believes I'm going to make her an "only child". My sister is now really happy and getting way too ahead of herself about my wedding she has dreamed up haha.
I have a video mom made of Michael putting the ring on my finger...well I do it because he's so jumpy he couldn't do it haha. So we finished the fireworks and stuff and I was so happy but in such shock idk what even happened but I kept smiling and crying lol. The dude behind us congratulated Michael and the girls this guy was with glared at me haha.
We went back to the hotel and Michael kept saying when he'd leave "Don't go anyway now. I don't wanna lose you." He started calling me his fiance right away and it was really cute to see him so "young" again at heart with this. I really thought he'd be different since he'd been married in the past but he said he has no idea what he's supposed to do because he and I are so different relationship wise that he wouldn't even know where to begin. I gave him his necklace and the scrapbook and he sat for 10 minutes looking at it.
We went home Tuesday at night and he was really quiet and I was worried until I realized it was because he was thinking and wanted me to sleep lol. I'm having issues with the jeweler now because they had some scary Asian lady there tonight and she was mean. She even was rude about the ring and didn't help me at all. She took my ring to send it to be resized and said it would be two weeks. I walked out and was almost in tears because I felt weird about leaving it and I've become so dang attached to the ring that Michael went back in and said we were going to postpone the resize until they caught up on back orders since I wanted to keep it. I was a sobbing mess today because my kitty died last night and so I had to bury her and then go fix the ring. I ended up just putting plastic backing on the ring until after my family sees the ring next week.
If anyone remembers my fan fictions from years ago I used to write on here, basically Michael is the guy I used to imagine when I wrote I just didn't know this guy existed or what his name was yet.
So yeah that's the very long story. Hopefully it was interesting to read.
So here's the ring. It's only the engagment ring. The actual wedding band is different in that is fits like a puzzle on each side of the S of the ring. We both agree it looks weird BY itself like it's missing something but when it's put together it's soo beautiful.
Description of it: Center diamond 1 carot. 21 diamonds on engagement ring total for 1/2 carot and another two diamonds for another 1/2 carot I believe on the wedding band for a total of 23 diamonds. The pics don't do it justice. It is the most beautiful thing in the entire world so far to me. I still can't believe it's MINE!
(Sorry they are a little big. It's 2:38am and idk how to change it)
btw little side note, ignore my hands. They look about 80 right now with this dry weather.
and before I stop posting for the night, Michael's cousin (not the one who got us together, we don't talk to her anymore or her immediate family) got engaged as well. I didn't tell anyone about Michael and I til today because his mom didn't know and I wanted to be respectful to her. BUT I wrote congrats last night on her wall on fb and said it was amazing and how happy I was. She didn't bother to comment and barely pushed like. Anyway, she found out about Michael and I and LIKED Michael's comment but not mine. That tells me she still isn't over the fact that her ex bf is one of my best friends and basically told her he loved me (even though I didn't want to date him) and wouldn't love her the way he loves me. Even now he's sadly having to give me up and she's mad she never "won" in her mind. Honestly we're both engaged to different men GET OVER IT lol. She told some girl today who'd lost 85 pounds that she faked it in her pics to look better so I know this chick is freaking miserable with herself. His cousin hates me but pretends she doesn't when Michael asks her.
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RE: Extremely Happy
Ooh pretty! [: I like that it's different to the engagement rings you usually see.
Post: #6
RE: Extremely Happy
(01-03-2013 04:35 PM)BEE. Wrote: Ooh pretty! [: I like that it's different to the engagement rings you usually see.
Yeah I like that it's unique. Almost looks antique in a modern way if that makes any sense? I feel so weird talking about it cause I feel like all I do is brag lol.
Post: #7
RE: Extremely Happy
I'm just so happy for you Steph. I remember last year when you td me how sad you were that Michael hadnt proposed on New Years, but he did this year!!
It was a perfect proposal. Just like in the movies.
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RE: Extremely Happy
(01-04-2013 12:30 AM)Firefly Wrote: I'm just so happy for you Steph. I remember last year when you td me how sad you were that Michael hadnt proposed on New Years, but he did this year!!
Ahh I know! I feel so guilty though cause he had this planned out for like 3 months. I swear he spent WAY too much on the ring. I can tell because every other ring I've seen pales in comparison and that sounds SO rude and I'm actually being serious. My ring I thought was a normal average size but I let my mom try it on and I put hers on and I'm like "Uhh mom urs is light...why?" She just gave me a dirty look and I stupidly am like "What?" She's like "Steph....it's not even a carot.....urs is 1 1/2." GOD I'm an idiot lol.
I hate that I insisted we get coffee too cause he missed his chance to do it right where we started actually officially dating two yrs ago. He had me in a new spot and while I could careless where we were, I felt bad cause he felt like his proposal fell short of what he wanted and imagined it to be like.
I know that my bawling my eyes out wasn't what he expected either but I tend to ruin stuff haha.
Post: #9
RE: Extremely Happy
Oh my god, that ring. And here I was expecting a huge diamond. Haha.
Once a stone heart shattered and came along a true love so pure and sweet.
"I have the best fans in the world, gay and straight....
A person is a person."- Colton Haynes on his fans.
Post: #10
RE: Extremely Happy
(01-05-2013 03:08 AM)teamnoelftw. Wrote: Oh my god, that ring. And here I was expecting a huge diamond. Haha.
Haha no thank God. I don't think my finger could handle that much weight. It's already heavy lol.
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Faculty of Informatics (pouze anglicky)
The Faculty of Informatics was established in 1994. Today, with more than 2,300 students, it offers study programmes at Bachelor's, Master's and Doctoral levels in various fields of studies such as computer science, Informatics, Applied Informatics and Teaching for Secondary Schools, Computer Systems and Technologies.
Contact information
Botanická 68a
602 00 Brno
Czech Republic
Phone: +420-549 491 810
Fax: +420-549 491 82
Detailed information on R&D areas and projects:
- Formal modelling and verification of computer systems
- Quantum information processing
- Algorithmic applications of discrete mathematics
- Computer graphics and visualization
- Biomedical image analysis
- Similarity searching in digital data collections
- Large distributed systems and network
- Computer and communications security
- Enterprise systems and services
- Natural language processing
- Mission-critical systems
- Electronic publishing and digital libraries
- Collaborative foreign entities
Formal modelling and verification of computer systemsback
The research covers both theoretical foundations and experimental tools for formal modelling and verification of computer systems. The main research priorities can be summarized as follows: algorithmic analysis of probabilistic aspects of computer systems modelled by stochastic processes and games, algorithms and tools for parallel model-checking, equivalence-checking and model-checking of infinite-state systems, the design and analysis of component systems, static analysis of programmes written in imperative languages.
Selected projects solved in this area:
- DIVINE - Distributed and Parallel Verification Environment
- Probabilistic methods in formal verification of infinite-state systems
- STANSE - Taking a firm stanse on bugs
- Verification and Analysis of Very Large Computer Systems
Quantum information processingback
Attempts to make use of the laws and limitations of quantum physics to improve efficiency and quality of computation, communication, and cryptography belong to the most challenging problems of current science and technology. Research in this area at FI MU concentrates on exploration of the power of quantum entanglement and non-locality, perhaps two of the most puzzling quantum phenomena, and on a variety of problems of quantum cryptography such as encryption or anonymity.
Selected projects solved in this area:
- Development of a Global Network for Secure Communication based on Quantum Cryptography
- Quantum primitives of computation and cryptography
Algorithmic applications of discrete mathematicsback
The group investigates the current hot "structural" trends in discrete mathematics, and mainly in graph theory, and is looking for applications of related deep theoretical results in design of more efficient algorithms for hard combinatorial problems. The two main areas of interest are (1) the use of structural width parameters in fixed parameter tractable algorithms on graphs, digraphs and matroids, and (2) the use of topological graph theory in approaching the notoriously hard crossing number problem. Another research priority are algorithms for GPS routing.
Selected projects solved in this area:
- MACEK - matroid computation toolkit
- GPS routing
- Structural Graph Theory and Parameterized Complexity
- Utilization of Structural and Width Parameters in Combinatorics and Algorithmic Complexity
Computer graphics and visualizationback
The focus of the research activity is the development of a suite of powerful mathematical routines and data structures for fast visualization, real-time collision detection, and for haptic rendering and exploration. On the system level, multiple computer processors are tied together with diverse and imperfect peripheral devices, and with a human being into one working system. The principles as well as integrated tasks are tested in three core applications: general travelling and manipulation techniques in 3D virtual environments, protein analysis and visualization (system CAVER 2.0), collision detection methods in dynamic environments, and haptic visualization of 2D and 3D objects.
Selected projects solved in this area:
Biomedical image analysisback
The Centre for Biomedical Image Analysis focuses on the development of methods for the processing of biomedical image data acquired using optical microscopy. The following topics are covered: image acquisition, aberration correction, image pre-processing, image registration, image segmentation, object reconstruction and object tracking in time-lapse imaging. Special attention is paid to the studies of spatial structure and function of cell and its components.
Selected projects solved in this area:
- Determination of markers, screening and early diagnostics of cancer diseases using highly automated processing of multidimensional biomedical images
- Dynamics and organization of chromosomes during cell cycle in normal and pathological conditions
Similarity searching in digital data collectionsback
In order to support content based retrieval in a variety of exponentially growing digital data collections on the web, extensible and scalable search engines are developed. The extensibility is achieved by considering similarity as the mathematical metric space, while the peer-to-peer communication paradigm is applied to deal with scalability. The tuning of search performance is achieved by a clear separation of logical peer structure and a suitable physical computer network infrastructure. The scalability and extensibility of the metric space searching has been successfully tested on numerous data collections and demonstrated mainly on image databases. However, numerous application areas can benefit from this versatile approach, for example computational biology, data mining, geographic and multimedia databases, data cleaning and integration, computer aided design, etc.
Selected projects solved in this area:
- DELOSFP6 Network of Excellence on Digital Libraries
- MUFIN: Multi-Feature Indexing Network
- SAPIR: Search in Audio Visual Content Using Peer-to-Peer IR
- SemWeb: Intelligent Models, Algorithms, Methods and Tools for the Semantic Web Realisation
Large distributed systems and networkback
The research focus spans from protocols for transport and processing of multimedia data, through problems of building and operating large scale distributed infrastructures (Grids) to applications that use distributed systems. In collaboration with national and international partners - most notably CESNET and CzechLight - we work on design of optic network components (e.g. fully optical splitters) and protocols for high-speed and multi-point data transfers, processing and presentation (including HD multi-display visualization system SAGE), using a combination of parallelization and active network principles. The orchestration and self-organization of distributed systems, including problems of planning in a non-reliable environment, are also investigated. Another aspect is a security of such large distributed systems, with emphasis on seamless integration of different authentication and authorization protocols. Recently, we added virtualization as a mean to solve difficult problems of scheduling and heterogeneity in distributed systems.
Selected projects solved in this area:
- CoreGRID, Network of Excellence
- CoUniverse
- Enabling Grids for E-sciencE
- European Grid Initiative Design Study
- Highly Parallel and Distributed Computing Systems
- Magrathea
- Optical Network of National Research and Its New Applications
- Ultragrid
Computer and communications securityback
The main areas of research are computer network security (for both wireless and metallic networks, and including sensor networks), smart card security and related cryptographic applications, biometric authentication and the use of cryptography for creation and operation of secure systems. Group members are also involved in computer privacy and identity related research projects, as well as in investigation of cryptographic protocols and applications.
Selected projects solved in this area:
- FIDIS (Future of Identity in the Information Society), Network of Excellence
- PICOS (Privacy and Identity Management for Community Services)
Enterprise systems and servicesback
The Enterprise Systems and Services group focuses on various aspects of enterprise-size software architectures, information systems, and IT services in both teaching and R&D. The group participated in several European R&D projects, such as Leonardo da Vinci V3, GS Soil, and DELLIISS together with prominent industrial partners, namely IBM Czech Republic. The group is involved in large projects for healthcare and environment protection. The UIRON project aimed at implementation and validation of a robust knowledge management and analytical system for oncology. The group also actively contributes to open-source.
Selected projects solved in this area:
- Albireo
- DELLISS (DEsigning Lifelong Learning for Innovation in Information Services Science)
- Leonardo V3
Natural language processingback
The Laboratory of Natural Language Processing at the Faculty of Informatics, Masaryk University, performs both theoretical and applied research in the following areas: analysis of all levels (morphological, syntactical and semantic level) of written texts; corpus management and lexical databases; semantic representation of natural language expressions; semantic web, ontologies, knowledge representation and reasoning; synthesis and recognition of speech (spoken Czech); dialog representation and management; assistive technologies; applications of machine learning techniques to disambiguation of corpus data.
Selected projects solved in this area:
- Electronic Language Advisory Centre
- EU IST 2000-29388 BalkaNet, Design and Development of a Multilingual Balkan WordNet
- Intelligent Methods for Increasing Reliability of Electrical Networks
- Intelligent Models, Algorithms and Tools for Semantic Web Creation
- Large Language Corpora and their Automatic Analysis
Mission-critical systemsback
The Computer Systems Unit is concerned with research, development and production of large-scaled information systems and data services with high number of active users, complex on-line transactions and massive data processing. Practical results include thousands of application used by tens of thousands concurrent users daily. The research provides also several unique solutions of load management, distributed computing, language processing and plagiarism detection.
International awards:
- EUNIS Elite Award 2005 for excellence in implementing Administrative Information Systems for Higher Education: Award Winner
- PAN'09 - 1st International Competition on Plagiarism Detection: 2nd place
- Itanium Solution Alliance Award 2009 in Mission-Critical Data: Finalist
Selected projects solved in this area:
- Elportal - the Web of E-Learning at Masaryk University
- Homework Plagiarism-Tracing System
- Masaryk University Information System
- National Registry of Theses and Plagiarism-Tracing System
Electronic publishing and digital librariesback
Research on conveying information by digital means, especially by the process of computer typesetting and publishing for print, web and retrieval from digital libraries is carried on, with the emphasis on handling of mathematical and scientific texts.
Selected projects solved in this area:
- DML-CZ - The Czech Digital Mathematics Library
- EuDML, European Digital Mathematical Library
- Extension of publishing workflow of scientific journal with the support of export to the digital library
- PdfTeX
- Legal Electronic Dictionary
- Means of Creation of Complex Knowledge Base for Communication with Semantic Web in Natural Language
- Translation of Czech Sentences into Constructions of Transparent Intensional Logic
Collaborative foreign entitiesback
- Aalborg University [DK]
- Academia Sinica [TW]
- Adam Mickiewicz University [PL]
- Argonne National Laboratory [US]
- Autonomous University of San Luis Potosí [MX]
- Brandeis University [US]
- ENS Cachan [FR]
- EuriX, Italy [IT]
- European Environment Agency [DK]
- Free University of Amsterdam [NL]
- German Cancer Research Centre in Heidelberg [DE]
- Heidelberg University [DE]
- IBM Research Lab in Haifa [IL]
- INRIA Lyon [FR]
- Institute for Informatics and Telematics [IT]
- Instituteof Linguistics, Slovak Academy of Sciences [SK]
- Istanbul University[TR]
- Itanium Solutions Alliance [US]
- Johann Wolfgang Goethe - University Frankfurt am Main [DE]
- Joseph Fourier University [FR]
- Jozef Stefan Institute [SI]
- KAIST (Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology) [KR]
- Karlsruhe Institute of Technology [DE]
- Korea Institute for Advanced Study [KR]
- Kyushu University[JP]
- Louisiana State University [US]
- Max Planck Institute for Informatics [DE]
- Microsoft Research Cambridge [UK]
- National Research Council of Italy [IT]
- Novell (Europe)
- RWTH Aachen University [DE]
- Saint Petersburg State University [RU]
- Slovak Environmental Agency [SK]
- Soka Gakkai International (Europe)
- Technical University Dortmund [DE]
- Technical University of Dresden [DE]
- Technical University of Munich [DE]
- Telefonica [ES]
- Telenor Group [NO]
- U.S. Environmental Protection Agency [US]
- University of Bologna [IT]
- University of Bristol [UK]
- University of Cambridge [UK]
- University of Cordoba [ES]
- University of Edinburg [UK]
- University of Gottingen [DE]
- University of Illinois at Chicago [US]
- University of Lisbon [PT]
- University of Malaga [ES]
- University of Namur [BE]
- University of Navarra [ES]
- University of Nottingham [UK]
- University of Padova [IT]
- University of Porto [PT]
- University of the West of England, Bristol [UK]
- University of Tokyo [JP]
- University of Twente [NL]
- University of Vienna [AT]
- University of Zagreb [HR]
- Uppsala University [SE]
- Xerox Research Centre Europe [FR]
- Zentralblatt Math, Germany [DE]


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