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Room 4: Egyptian sculpture
Four-sided granite sculpture showing Thutmose III and deities
From Thebes, Egypt
18th Dynasty, about 1450 BC
Montu-Re and Hathor guide Thutmose III
King Thutmose III (1479-1425 BC) and the god
The attention of vandals to this statue was confined primarily to the heads of the king, as the other four figures are substantially intact.
T.G.H. James and W.V. Davies, Egyptian sculpture (London, The British Museum Press, 1983)
T.G.H. James, Ancient Egypt: the land and it (London, 1988)


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ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. – Former state Republican Party chairman Allen Weh has formed a political committee to promote issues such as a strong national defense, limited government and free enterprise.
Weh established the committee, called For Country, with the Internal Revenue Service. It's known as a "527" organization because of the federal tax code section that provides for its tax-exempt status.
The committee can accept donations in unlimited amounts from individuals and corporations, and can give contributions to state and local candidates. However, a 527 group can't directly contribute to federal candidates.
Weh ran unsuccessfully for the GOP nomination for governor this year.
Weh is a retired Marine colonel who owns a charter aircraft and leasing company in Albuquerque.

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What a stupid Cartoon which absolutely explains nothing!! Tell me what NRA people have shot any place up?? Tell me any Sikh's that have shot up any place!! Neither have!! JD Crowe, you are a fraud or don't care about facts? Which is it SIR?
Whats the purpose of TAZERS then??
Whats the purpose of TAZERS then??
Who cares about Baseball anyway?? I would rather pull splinters for excitement!
She married a dirt road alumni, that was her 1st mistake!! They probably bred too, that was the 2nd mistake!
It's rampant b/c there are no competent people doing ANY oversight on anything anymore!!
Exactly, CRIME PAYS!!
I would be Angry too if i married that IDIOT!!
The illegals are paying to, don't fool yourselves! They get ID #, it's not a social but they pay in!! The illegals are not hurting this country, but rather all the ENTITLEMENT folks that are sucking the life out of all of us. Least illegals work!
Governor has no problem with BOOZE, but damn those PORCH CREEK INDIANS trying to GAMBLE in ATMORE, AL??? BTW Booze is way more harmful than Marijuana, but the lobbyists keep the politicians pockets lined to keep Booze and Tobacco on the shelves until ETERNITY!! Alcohol and pill pushing doctors kill more people than WEED!! FACT! You can ignore if you wish! Most do.
Can the Judge at least make him pull his pants up in the Court room??
This guy is a JOKE!! First, can someone straighten out his mouth, dang if he ain't got the Greta Van Sustren talk out the side of your mouth thing going on! Secondly, anyone watch his SOFTBALL questions he posed Jamie Dimon from JP MORGAN yesterday?? Tell me this clown doesn't take JP MORGAN $ and i will buy everyone a steak dinner on this blog!! That's the BEST ALABAMA can come up with?? JOKE SENATOR that has been up there way too long!! TIME FOR THEM TO GO!!
As long as Republicans and Democrats take money from these SCOUNDRELS, things will stay the same!!
Inventories will start stacking and production will fall, nothing to sustain it but fluff!
Must be nice to not have any other responsibilities or obligations that allow someone the time to do this!! I am envious for sure!!
Plug your ears, we haven't all had rosy experiences with Police as you have? And i say that as someone who doesn't have a record.
WHAT a WASTE of LIVES!! SAD!
Exactly!! 500k is a joke cost!!
It's a song and dance Chief, the way Judges bail out these thugs constantly!! who you kidding?? IT's been a song and dance for a while as far as the way justice is administered in this land!
Sounds like they are arresting everyone who ever knew the guy and not the actual offender!! That's one way to vent frustration?


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The Postal Service have updated their website to simply read, "The Postal Service 2013," all but confirming the rumors of their impending reunion.
Update: According to Billboard, the band will appear at Coachella and reissue their solo album, 2003's Give Up. Additional dates and festival appearances are "also in the works."
Earlier this month, BrooklynVegan reported that a reunion between Ben Gibbard and Dntel's celebrated collaboration was "in the works." No additional details were provided, but BrooklynVegan included a tag for "Coachella" in the article, suggesting that the duo could appear at the Indio, CA festival this April.
Whatever live appearances the band may have planned, "people shouldn't hold their breath" for a new album, as Gibbard explained to Spinner in October. "There are no plans to make a second record … I can't say that enough," he added. "I find that making music in computers involves a lot of mouse time … I don't have an aesthetic for that… I'm much more interested in playing music than creating it."
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July 22, 2008
Reviewer: Craig Phillips
Rating (out of 5):
Disc (Season) One: ****½
Disc (Season) Two: ****
Bonus Disc: ***½
After several years of hearing about a wonderfully quirky British show called Spaced, and then hearing still more about it when its creators went on to make the highly regarded genre-busting film comedies Shaun of the Dead and Hot Fuzz, and then finally seeing some bits of said show on a bootleg DVD someone had sent me, made from the fairly barebones UK region 2 release, now at long last comes a proper US release of the entire series. Fans of those films should rejoice, for herein is the germination of everything director Edgar Wright and company would subsequently produce, and yet may never quite top.
For those many of us who are already familiar with how sharply funny Simon Pegg and his frequent compadre Nick Frost can be, it is Jessica Stevenson (who now uses her married name, Hynes) who might be the real revelation to Americans here. In the UK she's quite well known as a comic performer on stage and in TV (and has been a collaborator with Pegg for some time), but it's a delight to see her here at her likable best, a semi-spastic but earnest wonder, the perfect foil for Pegg's manchildish character. The show centers around Pegg's Tim and Stevenson's Daisy, two strangers who meet when apartment hunting and decide to make a go of searching for a flat together. They discover it's easier to find a place they love if they pretend to be a married couple. And if that sounds like the set-up to a terrible American sitcom, it very well might, but in Spaced it is the perfect set up for Wright, Pegg and Stevenson's loopy humor and (cornucopia) of loopy characterizations -- which generously lends itself all the way down to a rich supporting cast.
Those players include the inimitable Julia Deakin, a tight-lipped, chain-smoking landlady and mother of a troubled teenage daughter (whom we never see in full); Mark Heap's Brian, a moody painter; Katy Carmichael's Twist, Daisy's fashion-conscious, blunt-mouthed friend; and, oh yes, Aida the Dog doing fine work as Colin the Dog, who joins the cast mid-way through the first series.
As in their films, there are the expected numerous pop culture references but also an impressive number of ingenious sight gags, filmmaking tricks (zooms and sweeps), flashbacks, cutaways, tangential but inspired bits (as in the gleeful moment in the clubbing episode in which their ecstasy-ed-out friend Tyres(!) finds a rhythm in a ringing phone and from his POV it turns into a deranged musical number in his head). All the first season episodes are standouts but I am particularly fond of several: "Beginnings," where it all, yes, begins; "Art," a delirious episode that lampoons pretentious performance art and features a bit of foreshadowing for Shaun of the Dead; and the sweet natured final episode of the first series which even offers a touching finale (which at the time the creators thought might be it). And the episode in which Daisy first acquires the dog also features a memorable paintball battle.
While Season One is arguably (if minutely) superior to Two, the latter has its share of wondrous moments. The second picks up some months later (and aired some two years after the first series), and finds Daisy having returned from a spiritually enlightening trip abroad. The first two episodes contain very arguably the finest Anti-George Lucas/Phantom Menace running jokes ever, including a moment in the comic book store in which Tim works that is almost indescribably funny. The second series also has a few more (but still very few) bits that don't quite work and doesn't quite sustain the level of energy as the first, but these are quite honestly small nitpicks. It remains inspired. Oh, and comic book geeks in particular will enjoy many of the comic-al in-jokes.
You have to keep pretty sharp to catch some of the other references that come fast and furious: a Matrix subplot is too obvious but if you have any A-Team memories you haven't yet repressed they may come gurgling back here, not to mention The Sixth Sense, Close Encounters, Evil Dead, a very subtle Pulp Fiction nod, and, in Season One, what will likely always remain my favorite Scooby Doo joke of all time. (And without spoiling it, I'll just add, look out for the One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest-inspired subplot in Season Two.)
But those references only work because they fit in with the plotting, and Spaced is much more than just pastiches and references -- it has a heart and soul, too. If you didn't root for the characters as much -- or, frankly, as I certainly did, identify with them so heartily -- it wouldn't have sustained itself so well. Instead, the show leaves you wishing they'd done a third series. But they were right to leave before jumping the shark.
The new DVD set offers plenty of extra goodies, including a very fulfilling behind the scenes documentary that also offers up the gift of some choice early television appearances by Pegg and Stevenson. Then there are ample commentary tracks on each of the series discs, with the Spaced team, which were done previously for the British DVD release; and then, in commentary overkill, there are brand new, extra commentary tracks with that same trio along with special guests: filmmaker and pop culture connoisseur Kevin Smith, screenwriter/blogger Diablo Cody, filmmaker Quentin Tarantino (natch), and stand-up comedy genius Patton Oswalt who loves to, in his words, "nerd out" and does so expertly (when he's not lusting after Julia Stevenson); the guests all try to direct the conversation but they go off on various tangents, sometimes amusing, sometimes not all that interesting, but each commentary is good for both some laughs and fun anecdotes, worth at least listening to in bits and pieces (if you're in a hurry, Oswalt's and QT's tracks are the best). The bonus disc also includes a charming recent onstage Q&A with the cast/creators, although watching the thing in one sitting is probably best left for die-hards. Of which I am now one.
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Hearing Technology for Babies
Improved technology and widespread hearing screening programs have increased the chances of a baby's hearing loss being identified soon after birth. Depending on the baby's residual hearing, some parents opt to use hearing aids. Audiologists recommend fitting children with hearing aids when they are young, partially to develop the child's ability to use residual hearing and partially to accustom the child to wearing hearing aids.
A child with a permanent hearing loss should be evaluated by an audiologist to determine which type of hearing instrument will be most beneficial. The ideal audiology facility for babies will specialize in serving young children and offer loaner hearing instruments. A hearing instrument evaluation can be done as the child's hearing loss is better understood, and the audiologist can recommend hearing aids for purchase based on the evaluation.
Some families may wish to consider cochlear implants for their children. The Clerc Center offers a comprehensive look at cochlear implants and the factors involved in the decision making process.
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A farming family since 1878.
When you love your work as much as we do, you work very hard to make sure that what's on the table is the best you can make it.
For five generations the Kirby family has taken pride in offering the highest quality fruits and vegetables to our customers. About fifteen years ago we added annuals and perennials to the list, followed by poinsettias, Christmas trees and wreaths, maintaining the same high standards.
We hope that when you visit Kirby's Farm Market, you leave feeling the same joy and enthusiasm for the seasons and it's produce as we do.
Peas are sprouting in the field, the first broccoli plants and sweet corn seeds are in the ground, and our greenhouse is full of gorgeous annuals – we're ready for another beautiful season of WNY produce and plants!
Please browse our website to see what we offer during the growing season.
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These links will bring you to the answers for common questions about cost, how much you get in a share, pick up days, and more.
>> Kirby's CSA Pricing and Frequently Asked Questions
>> Go here to sign up for our CSA online (As long as our store is open, that means we're still accepting new members.)
>>Examples of what you might get in a share throughout the season.
>> Click here to find more information on our listing at localharvest.org.
>> In addition to our farm market in Brockport, we have pickup locations in Rochester, and the Spencerport area. Interested in organizing a pickup near you? Go here to read how!
If you're interested in receiving email notices, send us an email at firstname.lastname@example.com and we'll add you to our CSA mailing list. We'll let you know when we start accepting applications in the Spring.
We're open May 1st - December 24th
In May we begin with annuals, perennials, and a country gift shop full of Spring color. Our produce tables start the season loaded with homegrown apples, and local onions and potatoes. Before too long fresh greens, asparagus, rhubarb and peas really get the growing season rolling!
Throughout the month of December we offer Poinsettias, Christmas trees, handmade wreaths, locally made gifts and seasonal produce (Kirbygrown apples, squash, cabbage and garlic, locally grown potatoes and onions).
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Tonight: Great Rivers Biennial and CAMSTL Front Room Exhibit Curated by RFT's Own Jessica Baran
Categories: Arts
|courtesy of Pavel Zoubok Gallery
|Thomas Lanigan-Schmidt uses Foil, plastic wrap, vinyl, pipe cleaner, holographic tape, Britney Spears, aluminum cans, wire, ink, wood and staples in this piece
Lanigan-Schmidt's art is included in the collections of the Metropolitan Museum, the Museum of Modern Art, the Whitney Museum and the New York Public Library. He was a prominent figure in the NYC counterculture of the 1960s and the Obamas invited him to the White House on the 40th anniversary of Stonewall Riots.
Baran writes that Lanigan-Schmidt's work, "strives to elicit a sense of ecstatic exuberance from its otherwise modest material." He creates collages from random household items like pot holders, place mats and lasagna pans that "resemble Mid-American immigrant grottoes."
We're not exactly sure what that means but Jessica says it's great and that's good enough for us.
Admission to both the Biennial and the Front Room exhibit is free tonight. Details on the former after the jump...
Paul Friswold on the Great Rivers Biennial:
The Great Rivers Biennial provides three local artists the chance to mount a major exhibition of their work at a major institution, namely, Contemporary Art Museum St. Louis (3750 Washington Boulevard; 314-535-4660 or www.contemporarystl.org). This fourth installment of the program features a trio of artists who have admirably risen to the occasion. Martin Brief's interest in how language and thought shape our culture and our sense of self plays out in densely written blocks of text, the small bits of print accreting into a physical representation of an idea, or of our idea of an idea. Sarah Frost builds physical assemblages from similar small bits; her installation QWERTY comprises 60,000 recycled computer keyboard letters affixed to walls in a tactile mosaic of off-white blocks. Cameron Fuller's installations double as gateways to the age of fable, a taxidermy of primal might and cerebral wonder combining a coyote and the night sky in large-scale diorama. The 2010 Great Rivers Biennial opens with a public reception from 7 to 9 p.m. Friday, April 30. The work remains up through Sunday, August 8, and the Contemporary is open Wednesday through Sunday. Admission is free opening night, Wednesday and Saturday, and $3 to $5 all other days.
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President George W. Bush will visit the Pentagon to sign the Defense Authorization Act at 10:05 a.m. EST, Monday, Nov. 24, 2003, in the Pentagon Auditorium, Room 5A1070.
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The event will be carried live on Channel 13 of the Pentagon's internal cable system, worldwide on the American Forces Radio and Television Service and on the Web at http://www.defenselink.mil/briefings/. Due to constraints in the number of auditorium seats, overflow media will be permitted to view the event from the Pentagon Briefing Room.
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Putting NBA games in perspective
Basketball games are always meaningless when weighed against human tragedy such as the one that occurred in Boston Monday morning. The Pacers' game against the Celtics that was scheduled for Tuesday night was even more meaningless than most, and that's why the NBA's decision to cancel it was correct.
This will mark the first time a Pacers game has ever been canceled without being rescheduled since the franchise was formed in 1967. It won't be missed. The Pacers and Celtics both have secured their playoff seeds in the Eastern Conference – the Pacers will be third and the Celtics will be seventh – and Tuesday's game would not have changed that. The city of Boston has greater issues to worry about this week. The Pacers, meanwhile, can return home earlier, get a little more rest, and play out Wednesday's final home game against Philadelphia.
The Pacers have lost four of their last five games, so coach Frank Vogel can either use the final game as a tool for reminding his team how to win again, or to rest his starters and play the reserves, as he did last season when Lance Stephenson played a career-high 34 minutes and scored a career-high 22 points in the final game against Chicago.
One could argue for either approach, but why even debate the topic? Let that game serve as a reminder how fortunate we are to have such relatively meaningless events as basketball games to distract us from the harsh realities of today's world, where a crazy person or group of people can take innocent lives for no just cause. Basketball games, like all professional sporting events, are a privilege. They are displays of the nation's freedom and relative prosperity, and our desire to compete and achieve.
In that regard, they are not meaningless.


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The Library
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site_name: 'Poetry 180',
This poet was sent some flowers
by mistake.
The flowers sent here by mistake,
signed with a name that no one knew,
are turning bad. What shall we do?
Our neighbor says they're not for her,
and no one has a birthday near.
We should thank someone for the blunder.
Is one of us having an affair?
At first we laugh, and then we wonder.
The iris was the first to die,
enshrouded in its sickly-sweet
and lingering perfume. The roses
fell one petal at a time,
and now the ferns are turning dry.
The room smells like a funeral,
but there they sit, too much at home,
accusing us of some small crime,
like love forgotten, and we can't
throw out a gift we've never owned.
from Daily Horoscope, 1986
Graywolf Press, St. Paul, Minn.
Copyright 1986 by Dana Gioia.
All rights reserved.
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FORT COVINGTON - While children are out trickortreating, many parents may worry about the kids safety because of registered sex offenders living in their communities.
But parole officers from the New York state Department of Corrections and Community Supervision (NYSDOCCS) were going throughout the state Wednesday making sure sex offender parolees were in compliance with the terms of their release as part of Operation Halloween.
Senior parole officer Bob Fall and parole officer Steve Regan checked in with paroled sex offenders living in the area in Franklin County near the St. Lawrence County border late in their shift on Halloween.
Parolees are required to abide by parole conditions while under supervision, which include a curfew, maintaining employment, not using drugs or alcohol and keeping NYSDOCCS updated with their current address. Some are on GPS monitoring and/or take random polygraph tests, where they are asked if they are obeying their release conditions.
On Halloween, sex offender parolees are required to be in their homes by noon and remain there until 6 a.m. the following day, unless they have a legitimate reason approved by their parole officer. They are forbidden from decorating their residence, dressing in costumes, handing out candy, and even answering the door if trick-or-treaters knock.
The goal of the operation is for Halloween to be a safe and fun experience for children and their families in our communities and for us to make sure so (sex offender) parolees are not participating in any Halloween activities, Mr. Fall said.
Although their day began in Clinton and Essex counties, Mr. Fall and Mr. Regan had four paroled sex offenders to check on in Fort Covington, followed by several in the village of Malone. The first was not at his listed address, but they were able to determine his approximate whereabouts. They later had go search for the man. Mr. Fall said the offenders release conditions included updating Mr. Regan, his regular parole officer, with his current address, meaning he will most likely return to state prison.
It appears he was evicted yesterday and he failed to tell us, Mr. Fall said.
The second offender the officers checked on, Frank Miller, 82, after answering the door in his underwear and donning a bathrobe at the officers request, consented to talk about what its like being on parole and having officers randomly come check his house.
I understand why, its obvious and probably a good idea, Miller said. I wouldnt want the job of a parole officer of people like me.
Miller, a Level 3 sex offender, served about seven years in prison for a first-degree sodomy conviction and was paroled in April 2009. He spoke positively of Mr. Regan, his regular parole officer.
He said that he sees an increasing problem in Franklin County of sex offenders being paroled and subsequently becoming homeless because of their criminal history.
Mr.. Fall administered a breathalyzer test and asked him questions to ensure he was complying with his parole. As he did this, Mr. Regan looked around the apartment for contraband or evidence that he is not following his release conditions. He used a flashlight to check in dimly lit corners.
Mr. Fall and Mr. Regan did similar checks on other parolees. In one case, Mr. Regan opened an offenders bookbag and took out a copy of the video game World of Warcraft and looked through that to make sure there was nothing that shouldnt be there.
Most of their questioning revolved around making sure the parolees are staying where theyre supposed to and reminding them they are not to leave their residences until 6 a.m. Thursday. In one case in Malone, Mr. Regan seemed at first concerned because an offender was living with an individual and the pair did not know each others last names.
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We develop pretty good relations with our parolees because we have so much contact with them, Mr. Fall said.
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The growing trend in interstate shipments of municipal solid waste is a topic of substantial public debate, including numerous Supreme Court decisions concerning waste shipments in the context of the Interstate Commerce Clause and recent Congressional proposals to exempt waste from jurisdiction of that clause. To date, however, very little is known about the effects such proposals might have on the interstate waste market. If interstate waste shipments are restricted, what is the likely economic effect on the public? Are the effects likely to be borne by the producers of waste disposal facilities, or by consumers? Are the effects likely to differ among regions of the country, such that some are better off and others are worse off?
Our research models the interstate market for municipal solid waste and evaluates the potential economic effects of public policies proposed to restrict waste flows. To our knowledge, this research is the first to quantitatively evaluate these proposals. We develop a computerized version of economic models of the use over time of spatially differentiated resources &151 characteristics which well describe the nation's waste disposal facilities. The model provides quantitative estimates of the aggregate social surplus which potentially can be generated by the solid waste industry, and involves calculation of how the capacities of landfills located in different states in the United States should be used over time and which population centers these landfills should serve. We then use the model to calculate how much aggregate surplus would change by the imposition of a variety of non-technological constraints, such as flow controls permitted by the Congress. In addition, we quantify the distribution of these changes in surplus across geographic regions and between producers and consumers of disposal services.
We focus on two regions of the United States, the northeast and midwest. These regions account for about 80% of interstate trade by volume, and involve sufficiently large volumes of transshipments to be subject to recent Congressional proposals for trade restrictions (the proposals generally target large shipments). We also focus on waste that is landfilled, as this is the disposal method for most interstate waste. However, an important input in our model is the cost of alternative disposal methods.
The model we present is rich in detail and flexibly permits a wide variety of policy simulations. Because the effects of policies can be difficult to predict on producers and consumers, across geographic regions, and in the long-run as well as the short-run, these simulations can shed light on understanding numerous implications of various proposals. For example, one of the most important of our results is that restricting the volume of waste that one state may ship to any other state, as recent Congressional bills propose, can actually lead to an increase in the number of interstate shipments as states export smaller volumes to even more states in order to meet limits on the size of shipments to any one state. We also find that policies to restrict interstate waste shipments through import surcharges or volume-based restrictions reduce economic welfare, although some landfill owners in some regions of the country may benefit. Our model generates a lower bound on the magnitude of the reduction in economic welfare from these types of policies; it is about $4 per person per year, although in some regions of the country, the per capita net loss is $30 to $40 per year.
We have organized our report as follows. First, we briefly review proposed legislative developments to restrict interstate shipments of waste and the arguments underlying the debate over them. We then describe our model of interstate waste trade, including key assumptions and the data we use to parameterize the model. After describing our model and data, we analyze four policies: surcharges on imported waste, restrictions on the volume of waste exports, a combination of surcharges and volume restrictions, and an outright prohibition of interstate shipments. We then estimate the effects of each of these restrictions on the interstate waste market, including the extra costs of waste disposal, which geographic regions are most likely to bear them, and whether the costs fall on producers, consumers, or both.
Important caveats about our research involve key assumptions we make and limitations of the publicly available data we use to calibrate our model. We realize that waste trade restrictions may confer benefits as well as impose costs; for example, communities may feel better off when waste imported into their locales is reduced. Although we do not take these benefits into account in our research, our results can serve as benchmarks of the costs against which to measure these benefits. Among our most important assumptions are two that are required to make the model computationally feasible. These assumptions are that waste generation originates, and that disposal facilities are located, in one or at most two locations within a state, and that generation and disposal are co-located (within the same major city) in a state. As we could expect, these assumptions cause our model to underestimate some waste transshipments, particularly small volume shipments. We discuss these and other implications of our assumptions in detail.
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2. if I had a mac and wanted to swap out the current intel cpu for a different one, same socket, would I be able to? Are the motherboards that are sent with the systems made specifically for a certain cpu, or are they like a pc motherboard, and support any cpu type in that socket? (with the exception of some not compatible with different chip nm and some older boards not supporting quad cores even if they are 775 socket)
I personally run Linux 24/7, and I also run Windows 7. However, I am not bias, I worked in tech support for a company which used OSX.
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Majority of Mac users have very few, if not no issues with their computers, and enjoy seamless use of their operating systems unlike majority of PC users (windows OS), who have the constant battle of freezes, crashes, virus's, trojans, as well as the financial burden and time without their systems while being repaired
I worked tech support, and I will tell you that OSX is not always seamless. Mac bases pcs have their fair share of issues.
I assume it is seamless for you, just as a Windows based pcs is for me. We both have a higher knowledge of computers. Computers get viruses and crash when the user makes poor decisions on which web pages to visit, and what software should and should not be installed and so on.
True, I cannot say that OSX has just as many viruses than windows. However, with the growing popularity of OSX, I would bet we will be seeing more and more in the coming years.
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Apple OS's are designed to go with the computers that are made by Apple, therefor, eliminating compatibility issues, unlike Windows.
Macs give you a reliable package, while Windows gives you just the OS.
This in my opinion is a con for OSX. Mac has developed a system in which they have all the power. They choose what your hardware is. Yes, for 95% of the people, there is not issue to apple.com and buying a prebuilt computer. However, it is cheaper and and it can make your computer more efficiency by choosing your parts.
Apple has control over the prices of the machines, and windows does not. If you were legally able to install OSX on a windows based pc, you would be getting the same hardware and software for less money. But because Mac does not let you, they are able to charge you more for the hardware.
As far as compatibility issues with windows... Windows has compatibility issues when a company does not create drivers that are compatible with different a new architecture of windows (it happens a few times a decade). 99% of the time you can put in a new wireless card or graphics card, install the drivers and be done. Because Windows is just an OS that gets installed on hardware, you are not limited to apple's products. Windows does not have driver issues. There is a large amount of variations you can have in your hardware, but all the hardware have drivers which work well. Also, drivers are constantly being released by companies to make their projects more efficient. There is no issues with compatibility running a windows based pc.
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PINEVILLE, La. (October 20, 2012) – The University of Mary Hardin-Baylor men's soccer team defeated Louisiana College 2-1 Saturday afternoon in Pineville. The win improves the Cru to 10-3-1 on the season and 8-1-1 in American Southwest Conference action. Louisiana College falls to 7-5-2 overall and 4-4-2 in conference play.
UMHB took a 1-0 lead when Jeremy Bowler put his shot in the back of the net at the 35:15 mark. Scott Poole added an insurance goal in the 59th minute off an assist from Derek Geels before Louisiana College's Raffi Ferreira added a point for the Wildcats.
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It's alive! Plants grow in Tenleytown Metro station
- A garden grows in Tenleytown. (Photo: Bryce Griffler)
Rogue plants have seemingly sprouted up in the Tenleytown Metro station. Have you spotted these? Rider Bryce Griffler caught sight of the lurking Tenleytown plants peeping up from the eerily glowing Metro grates. The sight is reminiscent of some bizarre greenhouse. He snapped the photo above (used here with his permission) and posted it to Twitter with the following thought:
There's greenery growing IN Tenleytown Metro station...I suppose that just means more oxygen? #wmata
Sure enough. Perhaps we should all breathe easier with the thought of green life invading these giant structures of metal. Are these strange weeds a one-time, transitory growth in Tenleytown?
Not so, according to other evidence I've unearthed. Here's a sign that there may be a regular Tenleytown Garden that's lasted for years.
Check out this 2009 flickr photo from user An Avatar Too Far. Again a photo shows plants cropping up all along the lighting grates of the Tenleytown Metro station.
Are there other WMATA stations where these tough sprouts have emerged? I've never seen anything like it. Metro's chief spokesman Dan Stessel is looking into the matter now. And if you have any insight into why Tenleytown and any other experiences with Metro plants, please share. I'm just sorry these plants never see any sun.
Update, July 12th: Answers have emerged! You'll run into Metro ferns such as in these photos most often at the Adams Morgan-Woodley Park, Cleveland Park, Van Ness, and yes, Tenleytown stations, according to WMATA. Metro's press office had additional sad news, however — these plants are bad and from Metro's perspective, do not belong in their subterranean structures.
The plants' growth requires water, you see. And the presence of water in a Metro station can cause many bad consequences such as corrosion and deterioration, Metro spokespeople informed me. "As we make repairs to tunnels and infrastructure, we clear out the horticulture," chief spokesperson Dan Stessel told me. The Van Ness station in particular has a lot of the maidenhair ferns these days, another spokesman said.
Another good resource would be a 2006 Washington Post story that Metro's press office uncovered on the topic. The specific Metro fern is actually endangered in several states:
The dampness- and limestone-loving ferns grow along almost the entire length of the station's 300-foot-long platform. Some appear quite healthy, sending branches and leaflets up through the metal grating that is designed to protect the fluorescent tubes. Because the ferns are on the other side of the tracks from the platform, they grow without human intervention.
The Metro's species of maidenhair fern is not catalogued in Maryland or the District, and in Virginia it is known to exist only in Wythe County far to the west. It is listed as endangered in North Carolina and threatened in Kentucky, yet it is thriving in the Woodley Park-Zoo/Adams Morgan Metro station.


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One of the highlights on physicsworld.com last week was an online lecture by the University of Surrey physicist and science communicator Jim Al-Khalili, who spoke on the subject of his recent book Pathfinders: the Golden Age of Arabic Science.
If you missed the live version of Al-Khalili's lecture "On the shoulders of eastern giants: the forgotten contributions of medieval physicists", you can watch an archived version of the hour-long event here. Be sure to stay all the way to the end, when Al-Khalili tackles some probing questions from audience members – including one asking why these physicists' contributions have been forgotten in the West, and another wondering why science declined in the Arabic-speaking world after the medieval period.
As usual with these question-and-answer sessions, we ran out of time long before you ran out of questions. On this occasion, several of the ones we couldn't fit in were so interesting that we asked Al-Khalili to send us written answers so we could share them with you. Below are his replies.


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Paper tape was a reliable and inexpensive (although slow) method of loading and storing programs, prior to magnetic discs and tapes, and was still in use in the 1970s.
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Alright folks, before we leave this chapter on audio effects we're going to bump things up a notch. I am going to show you about Audio Effects in Premiere Elements. Audio effects are just another one of the areas in Premiere Elements that really demonstrates how professional this application can get sometimes. So I have here this audio clip, sounds like this (Sitar music plays) and so forth. We looked at this a little bit earlier in this chapter I realize, but now we're going to spice things up a little bit by playing with effects. Now what we're going to do is go here in the Tasks panel in the Edit workspace and click on the Effects button.
Now we have talked about Effects in the last chapter I realize, we have dozen and dozens of these effects that we can apply, but if we go over to where Video Effects is, this dropdown and change this, we can actually look at Audio Effects and there are loads of audio effects that we can apply to audio clips as well. Now if you're into audio and you have VST plug-ins, they will also show up here. So for example, I have this GT Guitar Player Express VST. This is an effect that I have on my system that you'll probably not have on yours and so it shows up in my audio effects.
So I can use other effects on my computer not just from Adobe but other audio effects as well here in Premiere Elements. Now we're not going to cover all of these or even most of these, but if you want to add a certain effect to your audio this is where to come to do it. For example I can add Reverb to make this audio sound like it was recorded in a big hall. So may be, if you have some video and people are talking and a conversation, it just sounds kind of flat and dead, you can add some Reverb to add some character to the environment.
So I'm just going to click Reverb and if I want like to just select the audio clip and select Reverb here and hit Apply or I could drag-and-drop; put Apply, it works just fine. And then if I hit the Home key and preview this now with Reverb, we'll notice the slight difference in the way that this audio clip sounds (Music plays). So it just sounds a little bit more spacious and full, almost like a very slight echo.
But it gets even cooler, select the clip and click on Edit Effects and you'll notice that when clips have audio applied, whether they are video clips with audio or whether they are just straight audio clips, they have volume and balance applied as well. Now we have already talked about mixing audio in this chapter but if you open up Volume, you can adjust the volume here. The difference is this little blue stopwatch here and that basically allows us to animate this clip volume.
So that way if we want a certain part of the volume to be loud and then get quiet or whatever we can change this overtime. We'll talk about animation more in the next chapter. If you want to do a simple and common audio trick just like fade in and fade out, you can just simply click Fade In and Fade Out. That's really all it takes to add a fade in or a fade out to your audio; just as easy as you could possibly make it. There is also Balance as we've talked about earlier which basically controls this from being left or right and then also we applied Reverb so here are the Reverb settings.
I can click this button and I have several sorts of presets to choose from. So right now the Reverb setting by default is in a Small Room but I could say I'll make this to sound like it's in a large hall. So I click the Large Hall preset, hit the Home key and Preview this again, you should notice a little bit of a difference here (Music plays). So when I play this back it really does sound like a bunch of people jamming in a very large hall.
I can also open up the Custom Setup here and I have some really advanced Reverb parameters to play with, it's kind of beyond the scope of what we're talking about here but if you're an audio guru there is Pre Delay, Absorption, Size, Density, Lo damp, Hi Damp, Mix and a bunch of stuff to adjust. You could even come in here in this graphic interface and adjust the Reverb graphically. So again this is some really high-end stuff here. So that's just a brief tour through effects. By the way one of the last tip; if you're working on a video clip that has audio, you can still apply these audio effects and volume and balance will still be there as well.
And if you want to playback your video without having to render all the video and stuff you just click this button right here and that will just play the audio only for that particular clip. So you don't have to worry about rendering the video and having things go a little slower that way. So again, as you can see here there is just a world of power here, I mean, so much this stuff is coming from Premiere Pro, which is Adobe's professional level video application. They basically just copied and pasted the code, I mean, a lot of this stuff again is exactly the same thing as you would find in their professional application.
But again, at the same time, it's so easy just to come in here and adjust the clip volume, to animate the clip volume, to fade in, fade out. So you have all the benefits of a professional application with all the ease of use of a much more simple application as well. And thus concludes our chapter on Audio. Next, we're going to be looking at how to animate, how to bring objects to life with animation.
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In the corner of Cullen Middle School's cafeteria is a large sign that reads "Education is a Team Effort."
Scattered about are hundreds of teachers - a team of professionals who should be enjoying the quiet of summer but instead were up the first week of their vacation to rewrite CCISD's curriculum from pre-kindergarten to 12th grade.
The idea is to ensure students have a smooth transition from one grade level to the next at every campus in the Corpus Christi Independent School District. To do that, administrators switched the game plan up a bit and put 350 teachers of different grades in the same place to discuss the what, when and why of classroom lessons.
The guide they are creating will be distributed to teachers districtwide in August.
"Even with all the good things we've accomplished, this is the most single important work we have done all year," said Assistant Superintendent Scott Elliff.
In the past, teachers went into the classroom with a textbook and a list of skills a student should know. They had to figure out on their own what lessons did or didn't work. They had to hope the teacher before them was able to cover all the skills necessary to be successful in the current year's lesson.
Texas students are required by state and federal governments to learn a set number of skills during their education in various subjects including math, science, reading, language arts and social studies. Every year, the Texas Education Agency and the U.S. Department of Education evaluate how well students are doing by administering the Texas Assessment of Knowledge and Skills. Scores on the test directly affect districts and schools in a variety of ways, the most noticeable being funding.
Many areas of the test make it hard on the student and teacher alike. When high school sophomores take the social studies TAKS, for example, they are tested on lessons from the eighth grade.
Without streamlined guidelines, teaching those skills and meeting those requirements is tough, said Janis Jordan, CCISD's executive director of curriculum.
The sessions have had other benefits as well, said Miller math teacher Vidal Anzaldua.
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FARGO, N.D. -- Alex Caldera got the better of Ryan Sheldon in a pitcher's duel as the RedHawks (49-25) edged the Saltdogs (29-45) 2-1 in front of 4,814 fans at Newman Outdoor Field Sunday afternoon.
Caldera (9-2) pitched 7 1/3 innings, allowing one run on six hits while striking out five and walking two to earn the win. Sheldon (5-3) tossed six frames, allowing two runs on seven hits while walking one and striking out seven to suffer the loss. Tom Boleska worked a perfect ninth to record his 23rd save.
Ryan Delgado launched a two-run homer in the second inning to right center, his 13th of the year, that proved to be the difference.
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|Look up bullfrog in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Bullfrog is a common English term to refer to large, aggressive frogs, regardless of species.
Bullfrog may refer to:
Frog species[edit]
- American bullfrog (Rana catesbeiana), indigenous to North America
- Cane toad (Rhinella marina), a toad indigenous to Central and South America, called 'bullfrog' in the Philippines
- Limnodynastes dorsalis, found in Southwest Australia
- Limnodynastes dumerilii, found in Western Australia
- Giant banjo frog (Limnodynastes interioris), found in Eastern Australia
- African bullfrog (Pyxicephalus adspersus), found in central and southern Africa
- Calabresi's bullfrog (Pyxicephalus obbianus), found in Somalia
- Crowned bullfrog (Hoplobatrachus occipitalis), found in much of Africa
- Edible bullfrog (Pyxicephalus edulis), found in much of Africa
- Banded bull frog (Kaloula pulchra), found in Southeast Asia
- Chinese edible frog (Hoplobatrachus rugulosus) or East Asian Bullfrog, found in China and Southeast Asia
- Hoplobatrachus crassus or Jerdon's bullfrog, found in India
- Hoplobatrachus tigerinus or Indus Valley bullfrog, found in Pakistan and North India
Bullfrog may also refer to:
- Bullfrog, Nevada, a ghost town
- Bullfrog, Utah, a small community
- Bullfrog Basin Airport, Utah
- Bullfrog County, Nevada, a short-lived county in Nevada
- Bullfrog Hills, a mountain range in Nevada
- Bullfrog Marina, in Utah
- Bullfrog Climax Group, a UK video game-development company later called Climax Group
- Bullfrog International, spa manufacturer
- Bullfrog Power, a renewable energy company in Canada
- Bullfrog Productions, a UK computer game developer
- Green Bullfrog, a 1972 album produced by Derek Lawrence
- Bullfrogs and Butterflies (album), a 1978 album produced by Mike Deasy and features Barry McGuire and Candle
- Anaheim Bullfrogs, an inline hockey team
- Green Bay Bullfrogs, a baseball team
- Raleigh Bullfrogs, a former basketball team
- Yuma Bullfrogs, a former minor league baseball team
- Peter Bullfrog Moore (1932–2000), former chief executive of the Canterbury Bulldogs Rugby League
Other uses[edit]
- Bullfrog Road Bridge, a historic bridge near Taneytown, Frederick County, Maryland, United States
- Bullfrog Goldfield Railroad, a railroad that operated in Nevada 1905–1928; see List of Nevada railroads
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Fantastic Food
First Look - A Fine Dining restaurant & courteous welcome
Took my wife here for her birthday. I was expecting the restaurant to be half occupied since it was a weekday dinner but to my surprise this place was packed. Glad that i did the reservations before going.
Perfect welcome from the receptionist, didnt look like a fake smille and was happy to assist us to our table.
Ordered for crispy corn for starters, these were the best ever crispy corn i've had in chennai. Best of all the other chinese restaurants. For maincourse called for veg hakka noodles with four treasure vegetables, was really yumm!
Food - 5/5
Ambience - 4/5
Service - 4/5
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October 24,2009
Journey into the orient
I believe this is a 2nd innings for the Golden Restaurant (according to an article in a newspaper). the picture in the article actually was the trigger for my visit-the oriental look and the lovely, splendid setting. And, true to my expectations, the Golden Dragon is truly luxury par excellence.
The restaurant is spacious and brightly lit (albeit a bit too bright). The decor has been tastefully done, ably aided by an excellent, courteous staff-all that we have got used from The Taj.
The restaurant offers a wonderful variety of soups and starters- try the Ma-La Prawn. Crispy, spicy and ideal start to a sumptuous meal that follows. For the main course, we tried the Hunan fried rice (chicken and vegetarian) along with the vegetarian mala sauce and a stir fried chicken. At first, the vegetarian mala sauce tasted a bit bland for my liking-stir it a bit and it does start to tingle your taste buds. The chicken again was cooked well and tasty. You may also want to try out their rich noodle soups. The quantity is good (especially the rice and noodle soup). We would have liked a bit more of the accompaniments though-given the pricey nature.
We rounded it off with the flavored tea-Fortune Ball. For the tea connoisseurs, the Golden Dragon offers about 14 different tea varieties including the ever common Jasmine tea. Some of the specialties include the monkey tea (apparently tea leaves picked by trained monkeys are used), the Fortune Ball tea, jasmine tea with mint, lemon etc and more. The Fortune Ball is a flower that when immersed in the hot water blooms and gives a unique flavor to the tea.
Some caveats though-If you are used to the typical Indian chinese style of food, this food may not appeal to your taste buds. be prepared to wait for a long time in case you dont have reservations (took us nearly half hour at 10 PM to get a table). They are probably still getting their act together (just a few days since their opening) and hence I think they are a bit short-staffed. Finally, of course, the Taj ambiance and quality comes with a hefty price tag.
Despite this if you ask me if I would go again-the answer is a resounding YES
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The birds begin their yawns,
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The office men wait a while to wake,
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The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission announced the recall of about 447,000 infant carriers/car seats on Friday. The recall, which the CPSC says was prompted by "77 reports of the child restraint handle fully or partially coming off the car seat/carrier resulting in at least three injuries to infants including bumps, bruises and a head […] [Read More]
Recall of blinds
If you're looking for information on the large-scale recall of window blinds, you can get it from the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission here. [Read More]
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Image via Wikipedia According to this report, several parents have filed lawsuits against Maclaren, the popular stroller maker that was subject to a large-scale recall recently. The hinges on the side of the strollers apparently posed the possible danger of finger amputation during the folding of the stroller. While I understand being mad about product […] [Read More]
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Check your medicine cabinets. Tylenol is recalling several of it's children/infant products because bacteria was detected in one of the raw materials used for the inactive ingredients. The medicines were manufactured between April and June 2008. No contaminates were found in the finished product. The recall is a precautionary measure. If you have one of […] [Read More]
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Hey, I don't have a lot of time to play video games these days, and since there's really no leveling up in CA to justify replaying levels multiple times I thought I'd save myself the trouble and download the 40k gold (Since it's a cheap 80MS Points).
SO I downloaded the "Rags to Ritches" thing for 80 points and nothing. Nada, zip. What am I doing wrong? Do I have to go to something in-game and activate the 40k? Did Microsoft just steal $1 from me?
Help appreciated.
I purchased the points in-game via the "Merchant: Outlawed Ordnance" area. I also quit out of the game and checked my active downloads, and there's nothing.
And checking my system's memory the "Rags to Riches Pack" is there.
OK nvm, problem solved. I guess it takes like 20 minutes for the thing to unlock?
I used the 80 of the 100 points I had left after buying the game on this and it worked instantly for me. I just clicked download, it completed in under a second due to the small size, and then I unlocked the chest and that was it done. You need to actually activate the chest again after the download, did you do that?
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Danny Eugene Greear, 56, 402 Free Hill Road, Gray, passed away Friday, November 4, 2011, at his residence.
He was a native of Wise County, Virginia, and had lived in Washington County for several years.
Mr. Greear was a son of Chester Eugene Greear, of Kingsport, and Pauline Harper, of Piney Flats.
He was a heavy equipment operator and was a member of the Fountain of Life Church. Mr. Greear was a U.S. Navy veteran. He was very passionate about his family and loved Harley-Davidsons, fishing and living life to the fullest.
Survivors, in addition to his parents, include his wife, Teresa Greear; two sons, Jacob Daniel Greear and Dustin Eugene Greear, both of Gray; two grandchildren, Anthony Parsons Greear and Tiffany Renee Greear, of Gray; two sisters, Patricia Begley and Debbie Conkin, both of Kingsport; special friends, Mike Thomas and Buck Waters; also several nieces and nephews.
The funeral service for Mr. Greear will be conducted at 1:00 PM Thursday, November 10, 2011, in the Appalachian Funeral Home, 800 E. Watauga Avenue, with the Rev. Johnny Persinger officiating.
Burial will follow in the Mountain Home National Cemetery with military honors provided by the Boone Dam VFW Honor Guard. Pallbearers will be Jacob and Dustin Greear, Anthony Carroll, Mike Thomas, Buck Waters, Michael Begley, Jason Conkin and Leroy Bowser.
The family will receive friends at the funeral home Thursday from 12:00 noon until service time.
In lieu of flowers the family suggests that contributions be made to the funeral home to help with the funeral expense.
Condolences may be made online at www.wadugger.com.
Woodall-Anderson and Dugger Funeral Home, 108 W. Watauga Avenue, Johnson City, is serving the Greear family. 423-928-2245


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Dr. Weckstein is certified by the American Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology and is a member of the Society of Assisted Reproductive Technology and the Society for Reproductive Surgeons. Dr. Weckstein has particular interest and experience in all aspects of IVF, including Egg Donation and fertility in older women. He has authored more than 60 publications and abstracts in the field of infertility, and serves as a special reviewer for the infertility journal Fertility and Sterility.