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"I fought a top contender now," Shields told MMAFighting.com after the fight. "Demian Maia was looking at a title shot. I would love GSP first off, but maybe Carlos Condit, who I already beat, or Robbie Lawler. Im ready to fight whoever."
Shields already defeated Condit back in 2006. With the former WEC champion scheduled to compete against Matt Brown at UFC on FOX 9, Shields eyes the winner of that bout as a potential opponent for his return.
"I would be down for that one," he said.
Two judges scored the contest 48-47 in favor of Shields against Maia, but he wasnt convinced the judges would give him the win against a Brazilian in Brazil.
"It was a lot closer than I wanted," he said. "When I got here I felt in his vibe that Demian Maia was ready for a war so I was expecting a really tough fight. I was hoping to make it less close but I thought I took the win but being here in Brazil I was a little nervous, of course.
"I wasnt positive (that they would give me the win)," he continued. "I felt I did enough but you never want a close fight like that, especially here in Brazil."
Shields believes he won four of the five rounds, and that includes the opening one -- even with Maia taking his back in the first minutes.
"He came right away, trying to clinch and took me down, so it was definitely not a good way to start," Shields said. "I got a little fatigued, but I luckily was able to get back up, reversal and take over. I probably won the first round, but it was one of those close rounds that I really dont know. I need to go back and watch the fight to see what I did right and what I did wrong."


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MCCOMB, Miss. -- Louisiana officials have ordered evacuation of low-lying, sparsely-populated areas along the Tangipahoa River because an Isaac-hammered dam at a state park lake in southwest Mississippi near the Louisiana border is in danger of failing.
Officials in Tangipahoa Parish, La., fear the water it would pour into the already swollen river would flood low-lying areas downstream from the park.
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I am surprised by how many people automatically put on a cheesy smile when I point a camera in their direction.
How can I encourage them to act more naturally, and what can I do to get better, more natural-looking portraits?
I find the cheesy smile comes out when the subject is uncomfortable.
Depending on the style of photo you're after your options fall into distinct groups:
The "When did you take that?" photo
Sometimes referred as the paparazzi style (although the circumstances are generally more favourable), but the method is very similar -- long lens, wide aperture, and generally from distance, so the subject has no chance to get uncomfortable.
You can also get some closer candids by pointing and hoping for the best (or taking a crafty look at live view) - practice will improve the ratio of good to bad.
Formal portraiture
So things like the family shot at the wedding, it can be beneficial to build rapport with the models, with the odd joke, but maintain the position of authority as a director too. Kids tend to photograph best when they're amused, so a similar idea can work.
The most natural looking portraits is usually taken when the subject is not aware of it. To consiously look natural isn't very easy, and untrained people generally can't do it.
One method is to simply "wear them out". After a while they will become accustomed to the camera and stop making a face, either because they grow tired of it, or because they simply don't care. It might however take days or weeks to get there...
People like to see smiles in photos because that implies that the subjects were happy at the time. But getting photographed does not always make people happy. So getting better photos often means helping people relax, get used to the camera (or forget about the camera if necessary), and actually enjoy themselves. Different techniques will work with different people.
Here's just one idea to add to the others'. If they're physically able, ask them to jump in the air. A jumping shot can turn out well, but even if it doesn't, take another shot after they land. At that point they are probably laughing about how silly it felt and have forgotten to be uptight about getting their photo taken.
If you are taking a fairly formal portrait and are using a tripod, stand a bit away from the camera, carry on a conversation, and trigger the shutter with a cable release or a remote. As the subject relaxes, you will be able to get more natural seeming shots.
I use this technique and so do several events photography friends of mine. When we are doing group shots we often invite everyone to close their eyes and think of a beautiful memory and happy thought. And then we tell them that we'll count to three and have them open their eyes, and smile for the camera--on three.
What happens is the smile is more natural, less forced. And with a little practice you can explain the instructions without flaw, everyone can do it and everyone is curious to try it out. So it's an easy sell.
Bed-side manner is very important as a portraiture or events photographer (to say nothing of other equally challenging specialities), rapport is important as many of the previous entries have made. Get over the idea that you are in the peripheral and you aren't 'part of the celebration or event'. You are very much a part of it. It's embarassing perhaps, might bring on anxiety, but acknowledge your role to play early on and direct. The results will make it all worth while.
Be kind, use tact, always take every opportunity to practice your bed-side manner with your subjects on easy or hard situations. It gets easier, more fun, and less stressing each time with every practice--and the results are well worth it. It's also ultimately a really good life-skill to have, that can pay off dividends in other aspects of life and work.
I have a relative who behaves like that. The only methods I have found so far basically try to catch him unprepared by:
Of course, none of that works for staged portraits.
I always tell people to make the ugliest frowning face possible and make them hold it for a while. After about 30 seconds I say "ok, now you can smile" and the smiles that come out are usually great. But you have to be quick, the smiles will revert back to the fake smiles within seconds. This works on almost anyone, it must be the novelty of frowning in front of a camera, I don't know.
If it's for a staged portrait, just shoot and keep giving directions. In order to not embarrass the subject, snap a picture with the cheesy smile, say "Great!" and then follow up with "Now let's try a soft smile" or similar.
If they get a serious look because they're uptight or trying to figure out your instructions, just say "Try to look like you don't hate me", that should loosen them up.
Keep it light, keep affirming what you like, and if you don't like something, don't point it out. Just shoot and move on to something different. Your subject should have fun and if you keep your cool you'll end up with usable shots.
A trick I've had used against me (I hate being infront of the camera) was to shoot a shot, then say, "ok, let's see how that came out..." and trigger another shot mid sentence with a remote. It didn't bypass the cheesy smile, because I didn't have one on my face to begin with... but it did capture a much more relaxed image.
I've started to use that against my toddler, who DOES ham it up as soon as you point a camera at him, fire off a shot, then immediately fire another one when he relaxes thinking you're done. Lately I've had to take that second shot without looking through the view finder, as he doesn't relax until I start to take the camera down from my eye.
Which leads me into a trick I've used a number of times to get a candid shot of my wife. I call it "shooting from the hip". Basically any shot that's snapped when the camera is not at my eye. A perfect case in point from last year, we were out geocaching on a bike trial with her parents, I was 10 yards or so up the trail... set the focus for about that distance, set exposure, holding the camera by my side (I use a hand strap, so it's literally the same position as if I wasn't using it at all.) I called over to them to ask a question and fired off a handful of shots as they were turning to answer.
I agree with Rowland. When people feel uncomfortable they try to put on a happy face or "cheesy smile". When I am doing portraits, especially with kids is I say something funny but something to break the ice. If you continue to talk and have a conversation that always helps.
Also, if you you are in an open environment it relaxes the subjects as well.
I find that adults that don't want to have their portrait taken are the most difficult. I tell them a funny story from my past that give them an opportunity to laugh at me a little bit so that I am not just a someone taking a picture, I am after all human as well.


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Come check out Super Bowl Sunday at the Pub! The one day out of the year we are open on Sunday. Throw on your team's colors and come hang out at the Pub. Enjoy giveaways and food specials during the game. Stay tuned for pictures of the amazing door prizes
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Need a place to make use all of the information rolling around in that nogin? Teams of 3 or 4 battle wit to wit on a series of short quizes. The top scoring teams recieve prizes for their efforts. MC'ed by our very own Donny C, the evening promises to be amusing at the very least. Each team will pay $5 for their chance at glory and prizes.
Casino Night
Saturday, March 7th, 2015 : Doors open at 8PM
Casino Night is a fun filled evening with a variety of casino like games and a ton of prizes that are given away. With celebrity "dealers" you never know who you will see at Casino Night.
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Literacy makes a difference!
This annual event raises funds for the Interior Alaska Literacy Council and it might just be one of the best events of the year. Each year local bands volunteer their time to preform as a famous band of a different genre. In years past Nirvana, Tenacious D, Metallica, The Beastie Boys, Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers and many others have made appearances. Who will show up this year? It is always a suprise and always worth your time. Come out and support the Literacy Council!
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Friday, May 1st, 2015 : 8pm
2015 will mark the10th Annual Taste of Alaska Beer Festival. Join us in celebration and support of all the great beer brewed here in Alaska. In the past we have procided participants with the oppurtunity to taste the many delicately crafted brews from Kodiak Island, Kenai River Brewing, Alaskan Brewing Co., Denali Brewing Co., Moose's Tooth Brewing Co., SIlver Gulch Brewing Co., Glacier BrewHouse, Midnight Sun Brewing Co., Sleeping Lady Brewing Co., Kassik's Kenai Brew Stop, and Celestial Meads. Tickets are $30 in advance & $35 at the door, all attendees must be 21+.
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Wildfire Research Confirms Health Hazards of Peat Fire Smoke
An EPA-led study finds associations between peat wildfire smoke and increased emergency room visits.
It may be tempting to breathe a sigh of relief if a rampant wildfire strays wide of your home. But don't breathe too deep; even if you can avoid the flames, you are not out of harm's way.
A research paper recently published by EPA shows that peat wildfire smoke can increase risk of serious respiratory and cardiovascular effects. This paper is the first to show an association between wildfire smoke and increased emergency room visits for symptoms of heart failure.
Peat is partially decomposed vegetable matter commonly found in wetland areas. Peat wildfires can smolder in the ground for months and are notoriously difficult to extinguish.
"A peat fire differs significantly from a forest fire or grassland fire where the fuel is timber or grasses," says Wayne Cascio, director of EPA's Environmental Public Health Division. "Peat fires burn at lower temperature, produce more smoke, and generate chemicals that are more irritating to the eyes and airways."
On June 1, 2008 a lightning strike in coastal North Carolina (NC) sparked a prolific wildfire. This smoldering conflagration burned for three months before it was considered 90% contained. Having scorched over 40,000 acres of land, it was not until January 5, 2009 that the peat wildfire was officially declared "out" according to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, which manages Pocosin Lakes National Wildlife Refuge, where 60% of the fire's devastation occurred.
More threatening than the physical destruction of the lingering fire was the enormous smoke plume that hovered over much of eastern NC. "The lower temperature of the peat fire produces plumes of smoke that remain close to the ground and severely affect nearby communities," says Cascio.
Consequently, EPA researchers led a study examining the health risks associated with peat wildfire smoke from the 2008 fire. Using satellite imaging, researchers were able to identify counties most severely impacted by the peat fire's smoke pollution. Researchers then collected emergency room (ER) records from those smoke-affected counties for dates of highest smoke exposure and for dates of little or no smoke exposure.
Data were also collected from neighboring counties that experienced much less smoke pollution over the same period of time. By comparing the ER records of smoke-affected days to those of smoke-free days, scientists found a marked increase in respiratory and cardiovascular ER visits in the heavily smoke-affected counties.
Research statistics show that in smoke affected counties, ER visits during heavy smoke exposure days relative to smokeless days increased by:
- 73% for Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD)
- 65% for asthma
- 59% for pneumonia and bronchitis
- 37% for symptoms of heart failure
.A paper describing the results of this study was published June 27, 2011 by Environmental Health Perspectives.
As a mix of decomposing plant matter and soil, burning peat emits different chemicals than burning trees or grass, and the health effects of those chemicals have been poorly understood. This is the first study of a naturally occurring peat fire in the U.S. and the first known study to show that exposure to a peat fire can cause both respiratory and cardiovascular effects.
"One finding unique to this study is the observation that ER visits for heart failure increased," Cascio points out. "Previous wildfires have either shown no effect or a very weak positive effect, so our observation that ER visits for heart failure increased by 37% was surprising."
The study results also suggest that certain groups of people – aged adults and those with pre-existing lung and heart problems – are more susceptible to the adverse affects of peat wildfire smoke.
The publication of this research comes at a particularly relevant time as peat wildfires have been ravaging coastal North Carolina since early May, 2011. Scientists hope that this research will be useful in guiding public health officials and the local population to be aware of their local air quality and to take appropriate actions to safeguard their health.
"The public is rightfully concerned about the potential for adverse health effects of the current peat fire in eastern NC," says Cascio. "This study can provide a context to educate the public on the actual risk to the population and what steps can and should be taken to lessen the health risk."
The significant findings of this research may lead to further research into modeling weather and wind patterns to predict the location of a wildfire smoke plume in advance of extreme smoke exposure. With this type of technology, susceptible populations would be forewarned of hazardous air conditions and could take action to limit exposure and decrease adverse health impacts.


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- Palystes kreutzmanni sp. n. – a new huntsman spider species from fynbos vegetation in Western Cape Province, South Africa (Araneae, Sparassidae, Palystinae) (2010)
- Palystes kreutzmanni sp. n. is described from habitats close to Kleinmond, in the Western Cape Province, South Africa. Spiders of this new species live in the typical fynbos vegetation of the Western Cape region. They build retreats between apical leaves of Leucadendron bushes. The systematic position of Palystes kreutzmanni sp. n. is discussed. Male and female show characters of different species groups, especially the female copulatory organ seems to be unique within the genus Palystes L. Koch, 1875.


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According to reports provided by the Aiken Department of Public Safety:
A 45-year-old Aiken man was detained for DUI on Sunday after an officer saw him nearly run a stop sign on East Pine Log Road. The man admitted to drinking earlier and failed multiple field sobriety tests. He registered a blood-alcohol content of .23 percent.
A 21-year-old Aiken woman was detained for DUI on Thursday after she was seen driving erratically on Whiskey Road. The woman smelled of alcoholic beverage and failed multiple field sobriety tests. She registered a blood-alcohol content of .12 percent.
A 24-year-old Aiken man was detained for disorderly conduct on Thursday after someone reported an intoxicated individual on Rutland Drive asking people for money. The man was also charged with providing false information to a police officer after giving officers a false birth date.
According to reports provided by the Aiken County Sheriff's Office:
A Warrenville woman reported on Wednesday that someone took her lawn mower from her Harrison Road home.
A Jackson man reported on Wednesday that someone fraudulently used his credit card to pay bills in California.
A North Augusta man was detained for driving under suspension on Wednesday after an officer assisted him with his disabled vehicle on Cherokee Drive. Dispatch later told the officer the driver had a suspended license.
A vehicle break-in was reported on Forest Drive in North Augusta on Wednesday. The owner reported a window busted out and guns, ammunition, sunglasses and money missing.
An additional vehicle break-in was reported on Sweetbay Circle in Warrenville. The owner reported clothing and jewelry missing.
A burglary was reported on Williston Road in Beech Island on Wednesday.
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We're bombarded by advertisements every day. Turn on the TV, computer, radio or space-time continuum facilitator and you'll hear just how great your life can be if you purchase the newest car, the newest detergent, the newest adult diaper.
To tell you the truth, I'm pretty much fed up with the claims some companies make, and, apparently so is the Federal Trade Commission. The FTC, which also stands for …. Well, you figure it out … recently published a list of some of the worst violators of the public trust. This had to be a hard job since, in my estimation; the public's trust is violated more than Paris Hylton at a pajama party.
Now, how many of you have seen the commercial for Sketchers Shape-Ups? You know - the shoes that will give you the legs and butt of an Olympic gymnast. You don't have to exercise or anything, just wear the shoes and, presto, you can crush walnuts with your cheeks. Well, it turns out Sketchers was overstating the effectiveness of its product … overstating to the tune of a $40 million settlement. Now, I have second-hand knowledge of Sketchers Shape-Ups because the Mistress of the Manor has a friend who bought a pair. Her friend's glowing review of these shoes is "they made me tired."
If the FTC is going to bring the hammer down on Sketchers, why doesn't it address some of the thousands of exercise programs advertised on TV? One claims that just by exercising 10 minutes a day you can look like this … then shows a guy who looks like he could lift my house and a gal who … well, who looks like she could lift my house. There's always a before … someone who looks like he has been living off potato chips and whale blubber for the past three years. But in 10 minutes a day for two weeks, he turns into this amazing specimen who has not a six-pack, but a 12-pack.
Another product that drew the ire of the FTC is 5-Hour Energy, which claims to boost your energy level with "no crash later." Now, when I was in college, there were so many items available to boost your energy that it seemed like everybody was on fast forward. And no matter how zippy you felt, you knew there would be eventually be a time when you went from zippy to catatonic. Living Essentials, the maker of 5-Hour Energy, says if consumers read the fine print they will find that "no crash later" refers to a sugar crash, which is an easy claim to make since the product contains no sugar. However, there is another problem, just a small one mind you, something called death. Yes, the Federal Drug Administration is currently investigating a series of 13 deaths that may have been linked to the product. I guess you could say 5-Hour Energy gives you all the energy you need to dig your own grave.
Okay, let's turn our attention to a little company known as Apple. The company claims Siri, its voice-recognition and personal assistant software, "Understands what you say. And knows what you mean." Now, that's sounds impressive. Heck, I don't even know what I mean half the time. But that also appears to be a problem with Siri, considering the lawsuits filed by disappointed customers.
I was lucky enough to get a copy of one of the lawsuits, which details the kind of tragedy that can unfold because of Siri's inability to properly understand the human voice. The following is taken from a transcript:
Mary Sue Beauregarde : Siri, call Betsy Suzanne Ritchmont! It's an emergency!
Siri: Did you say Aleando Sebastian Morequa?
Mary Sue: No! Siri, call Betsy Suzanne Ritchmont immediately!
Siri: Did you say Geneva Fusal Brechtinduct?
Mary Sue: No! Hurry! Call Betsy Suzanne Ritchmont!
(the phone rings)
Arvis Delecoix Munchhausen: Yes?
Mary Sue: Betsy?
Arvis: No, but I'll be your Betsy if you want me to be.
This is just one of the disturbing results of Siri's inablility to correctly understand the human language. There are many others, some even more disturbing than the one presented here. Apple is, of course, working on this, but until they get it fixed, I'm told the company plans to route the Siri calls through India. That should help tremendously.


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Xavin was a major part of the plan for rescuing Molly Hayes from Geoffrey Wilder, and foiling Wilder's plan, in which he attempts to sacrifice Nico Minoru (of the Runaways). Wilder was planning to revive his family by giving Nico's soul to the Gibborim. During the Civil War Xavin's neck was broken by Marvel Boy, and he appeared to be dead. Later, Xavin was able to fix her neck and heal herself. Xavin, as her betrothed Karolina states, is learning to become more human. Her different, more warlike ideologies sometimes cause conflicts with the other Runaways, particularly Victor due to the later being considered an artificial being. Nevertheless, she is totally dedicated to Karolina, and seems willing to adapt just to be more accepted in the group. During their time trapped in 1907, Xavin adopts a white male form, recognizing that being white and male in the society they find themselves in will benefit them most. Upon returning to the present, the Runaways encounter invading Skrulls in New York City. Recognizing the Skrull invaders, Xavin quickly knocks out the other Runaways with a force field and speaks to the invaders. They leave the Runaways with Xavin, who attempts to transport the unconscious Runaways to safety. However, Nico and Victor only feign being knocked out and attack Xavin. Xavin does not fight back and explains that the Skrull invaders are part of an extremist religious sect who believe Earth to be their rightful dominion and view others with superpowers to be sacrilegious. Nico and Victor are convinced by Xavin to run, Xavin telling them that all of their talk of standing and fighting in contrast to the Runaway's motto means nothing when dealing with the invaders, stating that they will not hesitate to even kill young "hatchlings" like Molly. Reluctantly, Victor and Nico leave Xavin behind, taking the others with them in the Leapfrog. Xavin notices the Young Avengers being attacked by Skrulls and manages to save Hulkling from capture. However, Hulkling is injured and both are cornered by Skrulls, who attack them in the sewer system. Powers As a Skrull Xavin is a natural shape shifter, and can alter her appearance at will. Because of the nature of her relationship with Karolina, Xavin generally takes the form of a black human female. She has also taken the form of a black human male (often when she wants to project a tougher image than what she believes her female form to be) and occasionally a more Skrull-like appearance. As a Skrull, Xavin can shapeshift to an extent deeper than external appearance, able to rearrange anatomical and internal morphology. Xavin told Mr. Wilder that she didn't fear bullet injuries because she could simply move her internal organs out of the way. Xavin's shapeshifting powers generally take a secondary role to her other powers as a Super-Skrull trainee. As one of the new Super-Skrull trainees of the Skrull empire, Xavin is also able to manifest the abilities of the Fantastic Four (invisibility and force field projection, stone form with superhuman strength and durability, elasticity, fire projection and control) although not yet to the same degree as the members themselves or the original Super-Skrull, Kl'rt. Xavin states that she can only reliably control her powers if she uses them one at a time. She occasionally shows her lack of experience with the versatility of her abilities, such as trying to stretch from one building to another, rather than creating a relatively simpler force field bridge. Gender Identity and Relationships Xavin's struggle with identityAs a Skrull Xavin is a natural shape shifter, and can alter her appearance at will. Because of the nature of her relationship with Karolina, Xavin generally takes the form of a black human female. She has also taken the form of a black human male (often when she wants to project a more intimidating image than what she believes her female form to be) and occasionally a more Skrull-like appearance. Xavin states that changing gender for a Skrull is a simple task, equivalent in meaning to changing one's hair color. Recently Xavin demonstrated that she reverts to her female human form when distressed and unfocused, pleasing Karolina who takes this to mean that Xavin's base gender is female. However, Xavin has secretly expressed some doubt as to whether she is male or female and whether she only changes into a female to please Karolina, who is distant when Xavin is in male form. The only Runaway member who asks Xavin about this is Molly. Molly also informs Xavin of Karolina's discomfort with her male form compared to her female form.Xavin is uncomfortable knowing about Karolina's unrequited attraction to Nico. 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HAMBURG, N.Y. – On Friday, October 5 Hilbert College will honor alumni and friends of the college who personify Hilbert's core values and tradition of integrity and excellence during the seventh annual San Damiano awards dinner. Also recognized at the dinner will be the Hilbert College Athletics Hall of Fame Inductees. The awards dinner will be held at 6:00 p.m. at Romanello's South restaurant in Hamburg, and will include a silent auction to support student scholarships.
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- Autumn Lee-Jeffries '07 of Buffalo, NY – The women's basketball program's All Time Leading scorer is ranked in the top five in nine different statistical categories. She currently serves as a director of residential services for Autism Services, Inc.
- Shannon Bieniek '04 of West Seneca, NY – Recorded the most game-winning goals in the history of the women's soccer program besides being ranked in the top three in eight different statistical categories. The economic crime investigation-computer security graduate currently works for the FBI in New York City.
Dominique Thompson Alumni of the Year Award – Given to the individual who demonstrates Hilbert's Franciscan values and encompasses the true spirit of the college
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To be sure, no final decision has been made and Apple may opt to continue working with Intel for years to come. For Apple, the risk of turning its back on Intel is a repeat of its situation in 2005, when it had to abandon the PowerPC chips -- made by Motorola and IBM -- it had used in its Mac line. At the time, its processors had fallen so far behind Intel's in performance that it decided to team up with the chipmaker. The first Mac models running Intel chips were unveiled in January 2006.
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Apple reportedly investigating custom processors for Mac
Ok here is where without someone with the Iron Fist we get this. I could understand if this was say 10 more years out when they decided to do this. It's only been 7 years since the announcement. Has everyone at Apple been replaced with 5 year olds? Don't they remember how badly they were at that time. One of the big selling points for the macbook was that it ran windows better than any pc on the market. I used to sell macs a decade ago. I remember when a person would ask does it run Office or a particular program on windows. We would have to tell them it does not. That's when they would make a bee line to a worse pc just so they could run what they needed. This is a bad idea all around. Nevermind that this will kill any sales of new macbooks when they announce this POS. The King is dead and there is no long live the king anymore.
A decade ago was a looooong time mate..
You are exactly correct. It has been almost 18 years since I last owned a Mac. I am about 90% sure that my next computer will be a Mac. Why? The ability to run Windows either through BootCamp or by a VM such as Parallels. Most of the software I use now on a regular basis is availble in a version that works on OSX, and the file formats are compatible, but there are still some that are not. These are applications that are vital to my business, I still need a solution for these. I beleive the current compatibility between Mac's and PC's are allowing the growth in the number of Mac users, and allows the expansion into markets that were previously part of the Windows monopoly. I think they need to think this through and not cut off the compatibility of their current machines.
So you two guys (and I do too) run parallels or boot camp for a few programs. I'd be willing to bet the vast majority of Mac users do not, and do not care that they can't run ms office or whatever. A lot has changed in 10 years, and the need most people once had to run pc-only software has almost disappeared.


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"I would have to sit down with Frank, and we'd have to talk about it, and he'd have to talk to his family and things like that," Dolce said. "What makes sense for him? Frank, he's a former UFC champion at heavyweight, so I'm not saying he needs to. Could he? Absolutely. Why not? ('The Ultimate Fighter 17' winner) Kelvin Gastelum just lost 35 pounds to weigh in at 170, and he went and competed at 194, the same exact weight he was when he won the middleweight title for 'TUF 17.' That's very important.
"We added muscle and lost body fat. He still competed at the same exact weight but with a brand new body. So with Frank, could we do it? I think so. If you're walking around at 250 pounds with more than 10 percent body fat, I think you could easily make 205 pounds."
Mir (16-8 MMA, 14-8 UFC) and Overeem (36-13 MMA, 1-2 UFC) fight Nov. 16 at MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas. After losses to Junior dos Santos, Daniel Cormier and Josh Barnett, Mir badly needs a win. Granted, he's still ranked No. 12 in the latest USA TODAY Sports/MMAjunkie.com MMA heavyweight rankings, but with more than 12 years in the sport, Mir likely only has so many fights left.
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BRONC / LADY BRONC SOCCER - The Bronc and Lady Bronc soccer teams opened conference play last night and split varsity games with Gillette
The Broncs dominated putting up two goals in the first half and one more in the second for the 3-0 victory. The Lady Broncs dropped their first match of the season 1-0.
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According to "Rush," he's already been randomly tested by VADA twice and is just waiting on the Nevada State Athletic Commission (NSAC) paperwork to get that test done, as well. Furthermore, "Rush" says he favors VADA simply because they're a highly reputable organization.
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I am at the SES New York and it looks like a good conference. Speaking tomorrow on the basics of link-building and then on online PR and Reputation management on thursday.
Most of the top UK PR agencies do not offer online press releases
Recent survey carried out by Bigmouthmedia revealed that 79 out of the 100 top UK PR companies don't offer online PR services.
Sadly, only 14% of the operations that claimed to have new media covered, published their own blogs. All in all, surprisingly as low as 11% of UK PR consultancies communicate with clients, colleagues and the wider marketplace via their blogs.
Companies nowadays still do not seem to see the real semantic difference between online press releases and digital press releases.
The following figures for October 2008 in the UK show the differences in terms of their relative search popularity:
Online PR 2,900
Online public relations 1,600
Web PR 880
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Just spoke at a session called "Reputation monitoring and management through search" at the SMX Sweden, with a great pannel of colleuges . The topic was quite wide and actual the title does not explain it to the fullest.
We talked about the challanges facing companies and individuals when information is available to the world as they arrive and can as demostated in the session spiral out of countrol.
The session was moderated by Sante J. Achille who did a great job and speakers inculding me where
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Great stuff and I always learn something when Mikkel is there, great speaker and full of knowledge.


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Hi fellow South Carolinians!! Most of you know me already but I need to do my official annoucnement. My name is Lori Land and I am the new SC GC. I am married to Joey and we have two sons, Hunter who will be 4 in September, and Dalton who will turn one this Wednesday. We live in Seneca, SC, which is very near to Clemson (Clemson University..Clemson Tiger Football).
My round with preeclampsia started the latter part of June 2001. Joey and I had gone to visit his mother one Sunday and while we were there his sister's little girl started throwing up. The next day I woke up w/upper right abdominal pain and was very nauseas and just overall yuck feeling. We of course figured it was just a touch of the virus. I felt this way the entire week. I had been having bouts with swelling on and off for a couple of weeks and had called the ob and they said that as long as it went away at night probably no need for concern. For the most part mine would be much better by morning..but I'd swell as soon as I got on my feet...Anyway, so I had felt sick for a whole week and by the end of the week we had determined that it must be the prenatal vitamins making me feel bad..LOL!! That Saturday our neighborhood was having a 4th of July cookout and my parents came up for it. The first thing my mom said to me was "your face is huge!!". Thanks mom! Of course looking back in pics now it was swollen under my eyes and across my nose. All I can say is by the grace of God I had a regular ob visit scheduled for that Monday (a full week after I first began feeling ill) and they dipped my urine and the nurse didn't say anything and then when she did a bp check it was in the 140/90 range. I later found out my urine was testing 3+ for protein. The ob came in to see me and poked my shin and about 3 hours later you could still see his finger poke in it! I was put in the hospital for monitoring and bloodwork...We of course were told the chances of delivering a baby at 24 weeks. Somehow over the course of 48 hours things slowly began to improve and I was sent home. One day turned into another and I spent 13 long weeks on home and hospital bedrest. I delivered Hunter the first day of my 37th week. The day before I delivered my bp shot up and the lowest it came down to was 180/120 and I was put on the mag, etc. I remember very little about his delivery and birth..or even the day after delivery. I was on mag for 48 hours. My blood pressure came down to normal after about 6 months.
I found this website after returning to work after Hunter's birth. I've lurked around here for 3 years and finally started posting this summer.
Dalton was our ooops baby...I was terrified when I found out I was pregnant with him. At 12 weeks I was put on aspirin and Aldomet to try to keep things under control. I was monitored much more closely by my dr's sometimes seeing them 3 times a week. I made it again to the first day of my 37th week before delivery. They had increased the Aldomet but bp just could not be controlled. I was able to avoid mag w/his delivery! YAY!
I was very prepared for my pregnancy with Hunter. Knew every sign to watch for...bleeding, cramping, pressure, etc but never knew that nausea, upper right sided pain, along with the swelling I'd been having were anything to be alarmed at. I mean, even when they diagnosed me I didn't know how serious it could be. I found this website and "met" so many women who were just like me, but some of them had to bury a baby. It just breaks my heart. Four years later I still find myself wondering if I hadn't of had that ob appointment that Monday would my son be here today...I am glad that I didn't have to find that out. I was clueless to what preeclampia was and what it could do to a mother and a baby, or a family.
My hopes are to get the word out to women in my area and let them know that preeclampsia does happen and things they should be aware of.
I look so forward to getting to know all of you!!
This is such a great group of women here!
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Hi, Lori. Congrats on the new "job" and we appreciate your coordinating things for us. BTW--I just noticed that one of your boys and one of my boys have the same birthday![:)] My Andrew will be 4 this Wednesday (born 8/10/01). Hard to believe he is in K4 now, started today! Anyway, just thought I'd share that tidbit with you.
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That's too cool! Yep, Dalton will be one tomorrow...I am so sad my baby is growing up...I mean, I know that's what he's supposed to do but still...We went to Anderson today and got him some shoes since he's trying to walk. My oldest will be 4 on September 27...
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Mountaineers Fall; Face TCU Today
OKLAHOMA CITY – In its first game of pool play against Kansas at the Phillips 66 Big 12 Baseball Championship, the West Virginia University baseball team was defeated, 7-2.
The Jayhawks were led by the efforts of pitcher Thomas Taylor, who tossed 7.1 innings and allowed two runs on four hits. Taylor's start was highlighted by a stretch in which he retired 18 straight Mountaineers.
"That guy is hard to beat. He is really good. He doesn't do anything flashy or special," coach Randy Mazey says. "If you're a young pitcher and want to watch how to pitch, it's command of your fastball and throwing your offspeed pitches for strikes. He had a lot of command of his fastball and it's hard to hit when a guy does that."
Michael Suiter and Tucker Tharp, who had two RBIs apiece, piloted Kansas' offense.
The Jayhawks struck first in the contest, as it scored two runs in the opening frame against starter Dan Dierdorff, who tossed seven innings in the contest.
Justin Protacio led off the Jayhawks' attack with a double that sailed over the head of WVU's Jacob Rice. Following a successful sacrifice bunt attempt by Kevin Kuntz that ended with a failed attempt at getting Protacio out at third, Suiter drove home the first run of the game with a bunt that Dierdorff was unable to handle near the first base line. Dakota Smith drove in the second run with a single that skipped through the gap on the left side of the infield.
"I felt like I got off the mound alright and 99 out of 100 times, I make both of those plays. That was the one time I didn't," Dierdorff says. "I thought I was making good pitches, but those guys were putting good swings on them."
In the bottom of the second, the Mountaineers plated their first run of the contest, as a single by Alan Filauro scored Billy Fleming to make it 2-1. Fleming found his way aboard by working a walk against Taylor.
In the seventh inning, Kuntz was successful on a suicide squeeze, while Suiter drove home his second runner of the game with a single through the left side to extend the lead to 4-1.
The Jayhawks put two more runs on the board in the eighth inning, as Tharp knocked a double over the head of right fielder Brady Willson to drive home Ka'iana Eldrege and Conner McKay.
In the bottom half of the eighth, WVU threatened, as Bobby Boyd scored on a single by Rice to cut the deficit to 6-2. After a single by Ryan Tuntland loaded the bases, Ryan McBroom came to the plate representing the game-tying run. However, McBroom lined out to second baseman Protacio, who then flipped the ball to the shortstop, Kuntz, for a double play to close out the inning.
Kansas plated its final run of the game in the ninth, as a wild pitch by Corey Holmes allowed Jordan Dreiling to score.
In its second game of pool play at the Phillips 66 Big 12 Baseball Championship, WVU takes on TCU on Friday at 5 p.m. EDT. Big 12 Pitcher of the Year Harrison Musgrave will be on the hill for the Mountaineers.
In the season series against the Horned Frogs, Musgrave collected WVU's lone victory in the three-game set, as he recorded a career-high 14 strikeouts in a complete game gem.
Friday afternoon's game can be heard on the Mountaineer Sports Network with the Morgantown affiliate WAJR 1440-AM serving as the flagship station.
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