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University of Colorado student Lauren Lind, who will be a junior in the fall, sat at the front desk of the Career Services office, kicking back in her chair and reading a book about world religions.
In the summer, Lind said, she has time to squeeze in some pleasure reading among her daily duties, which include greeting visitors, helping employers set up for presentations and answering phones.
"It's much slower in the summer, so there's not as much that needs to be done like during the school year," she said.
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APP OF THE DAY: Crimson: Steam Pirates review (iPad)
There are few around today who remember The Violet Blade, Sky One's dashing videator who sailed away into the sunset after the final series of the first run of Games World. And there are even fewer that know what happened to the "salty old dog of the seven seas".
Some say he perished when The Flaming Queen went down on him during a particularly nasty storm. Some say he's found a small hole to comfort himself within as the world of videogames TV evaporated. And some say he became a tech journalist, waiting for the day to sail onto a flaky set once more and cry his immortal catchphrase (before Alan Partridge stole it), "Aha!"
Who knows? We'd bet that if he was with us here and now, however, this would surely be his game of choice...
Crimson: Steam Pirates
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It's a brave move leaving your comfort zone. And an even braver one attacking a completely new format, but after Bungie's much publicised divorce from Microsoft and the Halo franchise, the company really doesn't have much to lose.
It'll be a while before the developer's new agreement with Activision, and the promise of a new intellectual property, bears fruit, so Crimson: Steam Pirates, its first foray into the world of iOS applications is a much welcomed distraction.
Built with the iPad solely in mind, the game is top down strategy fare, published by Bungie Aerospace and developed by Harebrained Schemes, and combines pirates and steampunk, Jules Verne-style science fiction in a beautiful mesh that offers as much in back story as it does in game. You are apprentice pirate Thomas Blood, and you must complete turn-based goals in order to become the most feared of all the seven seas... Well, the Caribbean anyway.
The difference between general Pirate-themed games, however, is that all of the boats in the game are steam driven rather than wind. And it features Zeppelin balloons and aircraft and all manner of neat mechanical inventions that become more complex as the missions and story unfolds. In many respects, it reminds us of former Microsoft Xbox game Crimson Skies, but surely Bungie wouldn't be having a dig, would it?
The action is vastly different though, with Crimson: Steam Pirates being a turn-based strategy game. You must give your ship(s) orders through a simple to use and intuitive interface attached to each, and then set them loose to view the outcome.
Each ship has set crew members, which can change throughout a mission depending on circumstances, and they can offer different actions of properties. Some, for example, offer up a speed up option that can be used on alternate turns, and some allow you to repair your ships.
The crew will also come in handy when you want to board another craft, as it then becomes almost Risk-esque as you must judge how many of them to use against each wave of enemy, before you know that enemy's statistics.
But the biggest and most impressive feature of Crimson is in its variation of missions and tasks. One will send you to capture a Zeppelin balloon, another to attack forts in order to steal a fancy dress for your female boss.
And there's a great sense of humour throughout, with plot twists and in-jokes along the way.
If there's any complaint to be had with the game is that you only get eight missions with the free download. But as it's completely free, whoever does air that particular gripe should be made to walk the plank.
There's also two multiplayer maps to play with friends and Facebook support. Plus, from within the app, you can post stats and scores to Bungie.net.
And then there are new chapters coming, with the first update pack already available. Admittedly, it's at this point that you'll have to start paying, but you can be rest assured that once you've finished the first eight levels, you'll be baying for more considering its utterly addictive nature, and £1.69 is a small is a small price to pay... It'd cost you more to feed a drug habit.
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Timber payments for struggling counties have been extended by Congress for one more year.
However, Josephine County Commissioner Harold Haugen said it's the worst news he could get,
"They kept say we're going to get this and then they were a month late, basically."
Haugen said the one-year extension came too late. He said Commissioners lost credibility with residents when a tax measure to fund public safety was put on the ballot. It wasn't until the measure failed, that the decision to extend timber payments was made.
Some residents said they would not vote for the measure because they believed the federal government would end up bailing out Josephine County.
"The people that were voting felt, 'Well gee, I don't need to vote for it, we're going to get the money," recalled Haugen.
According to Haugen, the county will have roughly $4.5-million to work with. While Senator Ron Wyden said counties will be getting 95% of what they received last year, Haugen said it's still too little, too late.
"It's a drop in the bucket," he said.
While Senator Ron Wyden said he helped pass the transportation bill with the one-year timber payment, he said people should not expect much more help from the federal government.
"I have been able to get this law authorized and renewed, comes to about four times. This has been the toughest," said Wyden.
In Grants Pass, Commissioner Haugen said the extension doesn't do much for the long term.
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Now the big question is, does the county save the money? Or put it back into public safety?
"It's a real challenge for us and I guess what i'm asking [...] is we'd like to hear back from people in the community," said Haugen.
Cash-strapped counties in Oregon will have one more year to figure out a more permanent solution.
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Arsenal and Liverpool will need to act fast if they are to beat Atletico Madrid to PSV winger Zakaria Bakkali - who has been dubbed 'the next Eden Hazard'.
Reports in Spain suggested that the player had reached agreement over a move to Madrid.
But PSV technical director Marcel Brands has denied that a deal has been done, although he admits Atletico have shown interest.
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2 bunches
2 tablespoons
1/4 cup
white vinegar
2 tablespoons
caraway seeds
1 teaspoon
white sugar
2 tablespoons
minced onion
1 teaspoon
prepared horseradish
1/4 teaspoon
ground cloves
1/2 teaspoon
1/4 teaspoon
ground black pepper
5 tablespoons
vegetable oil
I would have rated this 5 stars except for a couple of small quibbles. The recipe gives no estimated time as to how long to cook the beets. 5 minutes? 20 minutes? 1 hour? This may be confusing for novice cooks. Also 2 tablespoons of caraway seeds is way too much. I used 2 teaspoons and it was perfect. Otherwise, these were delicious. I added some dill and a can of mandarin oranges to the salad as recommened by other reviewers. Also I added more horseradish because 1 teaspoon didn't give it the kick I was looking for. My husband and I enjoyed this very much. Thanks.
Interesting idea for beets..it was decent, but I'd make a few changes next time. I read the previous review that said there was too much caraway and thought "Impossible! I love caraway", but it turns out they were right! There's so much caraway that it crunches when you eat the beets. I wonder if it's supposed to be 2 teaspoons? I'll try that next time, and also cut back or eliminate the oil. I also might try adding orange sections and dill, as suggested by other reviewers.
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This recipe is great! I used only 1 tbsp of Caraway seeds instead of 2 and I added a bit of fresh dill, but mostly I followed the recipe. It was very great the 1st night, but was even better 2 days later! It definately reminds me of the flavors of my German grandmother's cooking.
This started out to be just a way to use up some beets, after finding it I buy them all the time. I add fresh orange segments and it is the greatest thing around.
Hey, all you newcomers to beets. Please consider what you are working with. Beets...misunderstood & underused. first...I take the time to bake them. (wash them-just get the dirt off) cut off the greens, then remove the vein with scissors. save for later...delicious. 2nd double wrap in foil, bake in a 300 degree oven for 2 hours. cook slower for a longer time. You want them to develop the & draw out the sugar (Heard of sugar beets?) let them cool. remove foil and rub the skin off..put your hands in a plastic bag, use an old washcloth-(you will discard this cloth). I taste them. if they need sweetness I may add brown sugar, raw sugar or honey. Once you have baked your beets, you will never boil them again..use the skin in your compost, or worms or dig a small hole and put them in your garden. The beets at Traider Joes are as awful as December tomatoes. speaking of which, when I need tomatoes for a sandwich in winter, I use canned, drained and blotted dry. They slice well. No one will notice if you have added crisp lettuce and some bacon...a BLT... Try the slow, long cooking for sweet potatoes... but those skins go to me, I just love them baked and caramelized. The worms fend for themselves. It's an acquired taste. experiment, explore and have fun.
Nice recipe! I brought this to a german group meeting and one of the members said it tasted just like her german grandmother's beets. I added some larger strips of onion for visual variation because when I was all done making it, it looked like just beets and nothing special. The onion slices let people know that there's more to it, so that they expect more complex flavor.
I'm giving this 4 stars because of all the modifications. I did what others suggested and only used 1/2 the carraway. I also added the dill, a fresh mandarin orange and a little more horseradish. I also used beets that I had bought at Trader Joe's. They come pre-cooked and are found near the salad in plastic with a box around it. I used 1 1/2 packages. So much easier than cooking the beets. I had a couple people comment on the dish that they were surprised that they liked it as well. Not everybody is a beet person.
The simplest way to improve the recipe is to reduce the oil. I only put in a tablespoon or two, and it was fine. And think of the reduction in calories!
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
German-Style Beet Salad
Serving Size: 1/6 of a recipe
Servings Per Recipe: 6
Amount Per Serving
Calories: 167
Calories from Fat: 107
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New DPS grants allows troopers to increase holiday DWI patrols
The Texas Department of Public Safety wants to send a message to motorists: do not drink and drive, especially during the holidays.
That message was made dually clear Wednesday when the agency announced it received a grant through the Texas Department of Transportation to fund troopers to work extra shifts during the peak hours beginning Saturday that drunken drivers might be on the road, said Senior Trooper Sparky Dean, DPS spokesman.
This is in addition to an annual DPS campaign to patrol roadways more during the holidays, he said.
"It's an effort to keep our Texas motorists alive," Dean said. "It's not good to have a crash anytime of year, but especially this time of year."
Statewide, the Impaired Driving Mobilization grant allots about $1 million for trooper salaries and gasoline. About $42,000 of that will be channeled to the 19-county Abilene district.
Troopers, who volunteer for the extra shifts, will work during peak drunken-driving hours, which Dean said are between 9 p.m. and whenever the bars close.
In 2010, Texas recorded about 1,200 DWI-related deaths. The state accounted for 12 percent of the nation's DWI fatalities.
"Christmas and New Year's is a time of joy and love," Dean said. "Unfortunately, we're going to have some people make some bad choices and hopefully we can get to them before they hurt somebody else or themselves."
The program will last until Jan. 1, Dean said.
During last year's holiday season, troopers made about 1,100 DWI arrests statewide, of which 300 were a direct result of stepped-up enforcement efforts, Dean said.
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As information generated in the virtual world flows into real manufacturing processes, completely new production environments will emerge. In smart factories, communities of machines will organize themselves, supply chains will automatically coordinate with one another, and unfinished products will send the data needed for their processing to the machines that will turn them into merchandise. Siemens will play a key role in these developments.
Europe and the U.S. plan to significantly increase their industrial value creation. The German media are treating the next stage of industrial manufacturing as a sensation, describing it as a paradigm shift toward smart factories, and even proclaiming the advent of a fourth industrial revolution. The first industrial revolution was triggered by the invention of the steam engine and the mechanization of manual work in the 18th century. The second revolution involved the implementation of mass production techniques in the early 20th century, and the third was ushered in during the past few decades by electronic systems and computer technologies for automating manufacturing processes. So are we in fact on the verge of a fourth revolution – Industry 4.0? Peter Herweck, Head of Corporate Strategy at Siemens, takes a more sober view. "We're talking about a time period of 20 years or so," says Herweck. "The result will appear to be revolutionary from today's point of view, but ultimately it will involve a large number of development steps."
Nevertheless, experts agree that future production facilities will be much smarter than today's factories. This intelligence will be made possible by the use of miniaturized processors, storage units, sensors, and transmitters that will be embedded in nearly all conceivable types of machines, unfinished products, and materials, as well as smart tools and new software for structuring data flows. All of these innovations will enable products and machines to communicate with one another and exchange commands. In other words, the factories of the future will optimize and control their manufacturing processes largely by themselves. However, experts also agree that it will take a very long time to get to that point.
Still, that doesn't make the trend any less significant. The German federal government has set aside approximately €200 million to help industry associations, research institutes, and companies develop an implementation strategy. The U.S. government also understands how important it is to develop innovative manufacturing strategies. It therefore plans to provide up to $1 billion in funding for the establishment of a national network of research institutes and businesses. Public authorities are responsible for making ubiquitous broadband networks available, and industry needs to put data standardization and transmission protocol systems into place in a timely manner.
"Achieving Industry 4.0 will require us to eliminate a large number of discontinuities in terms of media and data transmission," says Marion Horstmann, Head of Strategy at Siemens' Industry Sector. Horstmann also represents the Group in the Research Union, an organization of scientists and business and industry executives that advises the German government on issues related to its high-tech strategy. The union coined the term "Industry 4.0." This term is hardly used anywhere outside of Germany. Still, that doesn't change the fact that other industrialized nations share the same goal of making production operations cheaper and as flexible as possible, with ever more rapid innovation cycles.
Germany wants to spearhead this trend, and politicians and business leaders say that the conditions are now ideal for German companies to become leading suppliers of cyber-physical systems (CPS) – one of the terms used internationally to describe Industry 4.0 concepts generated by software, sensors, processors, and communication technologies. Germany's National Academy of Science and Engineering (aca-tech) believes that such new manufacturing processes will lead to a 30 percent increase in industrial productivity. As the academy points out, CPS will revolutionize not only production but also mobility and healthcare.
"Siemens will play a key role in this process, because it's the world's leading supplier of automation technology and industrial software systems," says Herweck. The structures required for that are already in place. "For years, Siemens has been expanding all of its activities related to vertical IT systems," Horstmann points out that behind every Siemens acquisition of a software firm over the last few years is a strategy for combining and further developing all the expertise needed for Industry 4.0.
Experts like to describe production in an Industry 4.0 system as a marketplace in which machines offer their services and exchange information with products in real time. The German Research Center for Artificial Intelligence (DFKI) is demonstrating how such a system can work in practice in a smart factory in Kaiserslautern, Germany, which was built in cooperation with 20 industrial and research partners, including Siemens. This pilot facility uses soap bottles to show how products and manufacturing machines can communicate with one another. Empty soap bottles have radio frequency identification (RFID) tags attached to them, and these tags inform machines whether the bottles should be given a black or a white cap. In other words, a product that is in the process of being manufactured carries a digital product memory with it from the very beginning and can communicate with its environment via radio signals. The product thus becomes a cyber-physical system that enables the real world and the virtual world to merge.
Flexibility: Just a Mouse Click Away. The fact that certain elements of the smart factory already exist in reality is demonstrated by a Siemens electronics factory in Amberg, Germany, which has received several awards for the major advances it has achieved in the field of digitization. The facility's planning team is using state-of-the-art Siemens PLM software in to ensure efficient production of the plant's standard program of roughly 1,000 items. A few mouse clicks is all it takes for planners to draw up different manufacturing routes for new products, calculate and compare them on the basis of parameters such as throughput and cost, and then choose the most efficient one. "The Amberg factory is a good illustration of where we're heading," says Horstmann. Digital planning still has to be transferred into real production "by hand" in Amberg, as the two processes are currently sequential. However, in the future they will increasingly overlap, and they will ultimately be concurrent – in Amberg and in every other highly automated factory. When that happens, engineers who plan a new product, such as a new switchgear, will use special software to simultaneously design its manufacturing process, including all associated mechanical, electronic, and automation systems.
Just as a USB port can be used today to connect different types of devices to a PC, so too will field devices, machines, and other equipment one day be linked in an Industry 4.0 production system, without any need for further parameterization or programming. However, the devices and machines will need to interact perfectly. Siemens' Totally Integrated Automation (TIA) portal already makes it possible to utilize recurring data seta to plan, test, and implement automation processes auf. "Automation has long since moved beyond the simple controlling of production processes. It's now also about rapidly adjusting machinery and plants to new products," says Dr. Thomas Hahn, who manages all of the activities associated with Industry 4.0 at Siemens Corporate Technology (CT).
Overcoming Data Discontinuity. The production environment described here will gradually become a reality. Consider the following questions regarding the soap bottle pilot facility: How does a machine know how many bottles need a white cap and how many require a black one? How does it know whether enough caps are available in the plant, or when they will be delivered? Are there enough people in the warehouse to take deliveries? Today, all of this information is contained in different systems. For example, an enterprise resource planning (ERP) system is responsible for managing materials logistics, personnel planning, and cost calculations, while a manufacturing execution system (MES) controls production operations. The problem is that the various formats, operating systems, and programming languages used in these different systems prevent the smooth and complete transfer of data from one system to another – precisely what's necessary to enable the merger of the virtual and the physical worlds.
"The first thing we need to do now is to determine which data is relevant to production," says Jürgen Back, a CT production optimization specialist. The fact that the volume of industrial data grows every day won't make this task any easier. That's where CT researchers come in. "We're now planning different types of cooperative projects with our research partners at universities and institutes," Hahn reports.
The specific objectives of these projects are currently being defined. "Everyone remembers when telephones were only used to make calls," says Hahn. "Now mobile phones send and receive photographs and videos, manage appointments, and carry apps that help us every day. In the same manner, production facilities in the future will exchange not only monitoring and control data but also completely different types of product and process content. We're now studying exactly what type of content this should be." Data security will be another major research issue, because if an entire product can be manufactured with one data set, companies will need to protect themselves even more effectively against industrial espionage and product piracy.
In any case, it's already clear that "those who don't follow the trend will be left behind," according to Dr. Armin Haupt, who manages the CT unit for Production Planning and Optimization in Erlangen, Germany. "Companies that want to be part of the digital future will need to have continuously useful data at their disposal," he explains. This is the first milestone that must be reached. Siemens consultants are currently analyzing the data used at various Siemens production facilities in order to draw up roadmaps – development chains that will lead to a standardized data landscape.
Many of the technologies needed for Industry 4.0 already exist. These include the Internet, Profinet as a standardized data connection for industrial facilities, simulation software, and the TIA portal for rapid engineering. Experts are therefore certain that the transition to Industry 4.0 is unstoppable. "Industry 4.0 isn't an idea without any basis in reality," says Herweck. Unlike similar concepts that were propagated in the past – for example, computer-integrated manufacturing (CIM) – the Industry 4.0 trend is developing through the merger and refinement of existing technologies.
There's also another big difference, according to Herweck. "This issue has already brought together major industrial companies, academic research institutes, and governments in pursuit of a common goal," he says.


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It was announced last week that the Washington County Commanderettes were among 676 teams that earned the American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA) team academic award for the 2013-2014 season.
The award, which was first given in the 1992-93 academic year, honors collegiate and high school volleyball teams that displayed excellence in the classroom during the school year by maintaining at least a 3.30 cumulative team grade-point average on a 4.0, according to a press release from the AVCA.
The Washington County boys and girls golfers traveled to Bardstown Country Club (playing the Maywood Course) to face off against Bethlehem in their opening match of the 2013-2014 season.
WC fared well on the girls' side, with sophomore Emily Cox carding a 40 in the contest and freshman Faith Whitaker following behind with a 66, three strokes ahead of Bethlehem's lone female competitor.
Led by senior Luke Mattingly and sophomore Jim Cecconi, who both scored 45 apiece, the WC boys' team posted an overall team score of 187.
When chef Charlie Shunnarah sent out a plea for help on Facebook, St. Catharine College men's soccer head coach Tim Wolz had an idea: His team could help by asking fans to bring some canned goods to the games.
Shunnarah is the executive chef and general manager of St. Vincent de Paul of Louisville and a former St. Xavier High School classmate of Wolz.
Washington County volleyball head coach Anne Mudd and her Commanderettes will be taking this season one game at a time, something she stresses to her team at the start of each season.
"We have our hopes, have our dreams., and the girls want to have a successful season, of course, but whatever the outcome of the present game, we just have to work to do better the next game," Mudd said. "That's how we'll reach our goals as a team."
But that doesn't mean the team doesn't have confidence in its abilities.
After three seasons, University of Pikeville head football coach and Washington County native Dudley Hilton has resigned for personal and health matters, UPIKE President James Hurley announced on Saturday, according to a press release on the team's website.
The first time JoHanna Spalding saw her sister, Shelby, play volleyball, she was hooked. She was captivated by how quickly the ball moved from player to player, but she was especially fascinated by the hitting. That was definitely what stuck out the most.
But even if she had not been awestruck by the game at first sight, it's safe to say that she would have pursued the sport anyway. Shelby played, and that was the most important aspect for JoHanna.
Over the past three days, the St. Catharine College wrestling coaching staff, head coach Spencer Adams, assistant coach Gary Canter and graduate assistant Brandon Sellers, attended the National Wrestling Coaches Association (NWCA) Conference in Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.
The coaching staff took the trip to in order to enhance their coaching skills by working with coaches from across the United States.
This NWCA conference hosts about 300 college coaches across the nation from NCAA Division I, II and III, along with teams from the NJCAA, NAIA and the NCWA.
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A Springfield native sits at the center of the high school football universe in Kentucky, still serving as one of the sport's chief advocates decades after he hung up his coaching whistle.
Jimmie Reed, 62, who attended St. Joe Prep in Bardstown until its 1968 closing, finished up high school at Washington County before playing on a football scholarship for the University of Kentucky Wildcats, despite missing his senior high school season because of a knee injury.
Head coach Bobby Bartholomai is sure of one thing as his Washington County High School golf teams get their seasons underway: it's going to be a fun year
"This group is really a respectful group of kids," Bartholomai said. "They pay attention. They listen. They take instruction well. Having a group like this is just a great thing for a coach."
Bartholomai's teams will consist of eight boys and three girls.
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Legends of Atlantis: Exodus Coming Q2 2012
LOS ANGELES, CA (October 19, 2011) – Legacy Interactive® and Nexway are proud to announce a publishing partnership with Legends of Atlantis: Exodus, a strategic time management game, scheduled for online, mobile, and retail release in Q2 2012.
In Legends of Atlantis: Exodus, players are transported to the mythic continent of Atlantis, on the verge of its inevitable destruction. Help evacuate the ancient Atlanteans from their homes before devastation sinks the cities deep beneath the waves! Clear obstructed paths, dig canals, frighten away enemies, and build new roads to free the entrapped residents. Move through five enthralling locations and 50 challenging levels, retrieving priceless relics before they are lost forever in the annals of history.
"We are so pleased to be working with Nexway, one of the most successful distributors of casual games worldwide, on this exciting original game. We have designed the game from the get-go to appeal to the international markets in which Nexway is dominant," says Ariella Lehrer, CEO of Legacy Interactive.
"Nexway is very proud to announce this agreement with Legacy Interactive, an experienced developer and publisher, creator of some of the best-selling, award-winning games worldwide. With this partnership, we are entering a publishing model, new to our company, which matches our desire to provide the very best games to our customers and retail network. We will do our best to ensure the success of both this title and our long term collaboration with Legacy Interactive," says Gilles RIDEL, CEO of Nexway.
With 50 levels of fresh and original game play, Legends of Atlantis: Exodus will please casual gamers and strategy game fans alike.
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Legacy Interactive is a leading developer and publisher of casual games on all platforms. Entertaining customers since 1998, the company has established a reputation for developing intelligent, realistic, and engaging games for a broad audience. Located in Los Angeles, Legacy has introduced new interactive genres, including its Hollywood Hits series of games based on popular TV dramas such as Twilight Zone, Law & Order, Murder She Wrote, Ghost Whisperer, Criminal Minds, Psych, and House M.D. Through Legacy's casual game platform at www.legacygames.com, customers can play hundreds of casual games from both Legacy as well as its third party partners. Legacy's games are distributed worldwide, in more than 15 languages, through both retail and digital channels. www.legacyinteractive.com
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Nexway is a leading player in the digital e-commerce sector and a strategic partner of worldwide digital content publishers and international e-commerce portals. It has grown rapidly through strong and diversified partnerships with leading companies, including: Dell, Fnac, Orange, Gamestop, Pixmania, VirginMega, ElCorteIngles, Tom'sGuide, Softwareload; key software publishers, such as: Avanquest, Kaspersky, Microsoft, Nero; and video-games publishers, including: EA, Ubisoft, THQ, Sega, Atari and Take 2. Nexway is a leading provider of e-commerce solutions dedicated to e-content publishers and major Internet players. It is committed to delivering high-quality, cutting-edge titles to consumers through its broad portfolio of exciting software and video games, enriched by its acquisition of Boonty in January 2009 (www.boonty.com). Nexway has teams in 14 countries and distributes software and video-games for download in more than 50 countries around the globe. To learn more, please visit www.nexway.com
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When I first started this blog/website way back in 2006, my intentions for it were for it to be some sort of online business. Seven years later and I have not earned a red cent from this blog. As a matter of fact, I haven't really tried that hard, but that's mostly due to my various medical conditions stemming initially from a brain tumor I had about 10 years ago. I get bad eye strain from typing for too long, and writing 1000+ word blog entries just didn't seem appealing at times, and I didn't really have anything valuable to share, at least nothing original. But then again, there are hardly any original ideas out there anymore. Everyone is a collection of everyone else's ideas and thoughts. I've heard from someone that most people go through their entire lives without having an original thought. Isn't that pathetic?
For the past six months or so, on and off, I've been going through Steve Pavlina's archives. I started way back in 2004, and now I'm somewhere in the late 2008 phase of his blog. That man is a true legend in the blogosphere and in the personal development field. For me, he's the person who started me on the right path after I was expelled from college for doing things that I would describe as bullying and passive-aggressive behaviors.
Now I've got a job that pays decent enough, I've saved over $26,000 in the past 4 years, and I can genuinely say that I'm happy where I am in most aspects of my life. Sure, I may work the graveyard shift, and I may not always feel my best, but I definitely feel my life is far more under control than it has ever been before. I enjoy the one person I work with each night, and there have been many that I have worked with. I've accepted my disabilities and my limitations, and people who know what I have been through consider me a miracle, an inspiration to others not to give up.
For those of you who do not know, I had a pineal gland malignant germinoma, which resulted in me going through a very traumatic brain surgery, where the surgeon actually separated the two halves of my brain in order to pull out a piece of my tumor to see what kind it was. It was a 9-hour affair. I'm just glad I was out for all of it. They took the back of my skull off my head and went all the way into the center of my brain to pull out what I believe was a few pieces of my tumor. I certainly wouldn't recommend it if you don't have to go through it.
After that ordeal, I had 30 days of radiation treatment, 15 days which were whole brain radiation, and the second 15 that were targeted radiation treatment to specifically melt the rest of my tumor. I was 16 years old when I had the surgery, and 17 when I had my radiation. It was one of the hardest challenges of my life, and it has affected me in oh so many ways, both positive and negative. Sure, I might not have a college degree or a high-paying job, but I can say for anyone who is going through a similar experience that I never, ever gave up.
I am in no way perfect, but that's not the point, now is it? I've simply done the best I can with the cards I was dealt. At least I have a supportive family who will stand behind me. And I've got tons of interests in various things, including the nature of reality, reading (audiobooks mostly), writing from time to time, music, comedy, David Icke's material, healthful eating, meditation (to the degree I can focus my mind), raising my level of consciousness, personal development, and others I can't really think of right now.
Mama always said that God only gives people the things they can handle. I guess God thought I could handle brain cancer. I've only met one other person who has ever had a tumor in a similar part of the brain, and he had a far worse cancer than I did. My type of cancer and its location were one in a million. And I was born with it, and it slowly grew up until I was about 16, and that's when it started pinching off a ventricle in my brain, causing headaches you can't even imagine. It's been a long journey getting back to where I feel like I found a job I can do and have been doing for close to 4 years now. As for making money from this blog, it's not a pressing issue, although the extra income would be nice. I'll have to give that some consideration in the near future.
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The UMEF 5K Run/Walk was a wonderful success!
The sunny, crisp morning brought together families and community members for a friendly race that boasted over 150 runners and walkers. Winners in each category not only won bragging rights, but were also awarded long sleeved wicked shirts.
Congratulations and thanks to all for participating in the 5K. To the right are the winners of each category; click here to view the entire list of runners, and also the great sponsors whose generous contributions made the day a great success!
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Vincent in Brixton (tour)
Editorial Staff • West End • 26 Feb 2007
It is fact, and not fiction, that van Gogh worked in London between 1873 and 1875 for the art dealers Goupil, lodged with the widowed Mrs Loyer, fell for her daughter, was promoted to the Paris branch of Goupil, became fanatically religious, was sacked for insolence to well-heeled customers and returned briefly to England and penury.
Fact is underlined by Richard Foxton's realistic setting of the Loyer kitchen. Fiction is incorporated through elements of the story taking place in it over three years.
Van Gogh sometimes seems to be one of those artists whom one admires, seeks to understand, feels pity for - but never quite loves. But in this story Ursula Loyer does love, almost against her will, and pays the price. It's a measure of Francesca Ryan's performance that how she succumbs and the consequences truly touch tragedy.
This is a clever woman, making the best of her widowhood, generous to her lodgers, fair to the neighbourhood children for whom she runs a dame school and gently understanding towards her daughter Eugenie. Ryan radiates authority in black bombazine, a Victorian matriarch whose broadminded integrity is horrendously susceptible to an undermining assault.
Philip Cumbus matches her as Vincent, brash with an over-supply of certainties and harsh in their expression. This is a man who understands what poverty does to its victims, wants to alleviate it (by one means or another - or both at the same time) but is prepared to trample hobnailed over the susceptibilities of people who just happen not to synchronise with his aspirations.
Eugenie, who goes her own way, is played by Claudia Renton, with Tim Delap as her suitor. He's another realist as far as the relationship between art and life is concerned. There's a sharply engraved and acid-etched cameo of Vincent's sister by Anna Lauren, reminding us that both awkwardness and unhappiness can be inherited genes.
- Anne Morley-Priestman (reviewed at the New Wolsey, Ipswich)


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