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VENETA, Ore. -- A tour of 4-year-old McKenna Matteson's room includes a stop at her closet, a visit with her princess dolls, and a somersault demonstration that makes a mess of her pretty brown hair.
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May. 17, 2012
Alber Elbaz, who is celebrating his 10th anniversary as the fashion designer of Lanvin, describes his modest approach toward his work and his complicated feelings about his success. MORE
Apr. 5, 2012
Barneys New York installs an eight-foot-tall chrome sculpture of designer Alber Elbaz in its latest window displays, celebrating his10th anniversary at the fashion house Lanvin. MORE
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In a New Show, Lanvin's Process Comes Into Focus
An exhibition in Paris examines the brand by tracing garments from conception to production.
September 8, 2015, Tuesday
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Measuring the Bloom of Creativity
A new study shows that designers who spent part of their lives working abroad produced collections that scored much higher marks for creativity than those of their homegrown peers.
April 9, 2015, Thursday
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The Top 10 Moments From Fall/Winter 2015 Paris Fashion Week
T's market director rounds up the most memorable happenings both on and off the runways.
March 12, 2015, Thursday
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In Paris, Jeanne Lanvin's Sleeping Beauties
Creations by the legendary designer are displayed at the city of Paris's fashion museum, the Palais Galleria.
March 9, 2015, Monday
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At Dior, Lanvin and Rick Owens: The Power Woman in Winter
The fall 2015 collections stressed strong clothes for dynamic women.
March 7, 2015, Saturday
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The fashion world meets in Paris. The global tour has convened the front-row troops, but it's not only the spectators who travel. The designers have to show up, too.
September 25, 2014, Thursday
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Alber Elbaz of Lanvin: The Eye, the Mirror, the Screen
There are few furnishings in the Lanvin designer's office, but they all play a role in his work.
September 23, 2014, Tuesday
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September 4, 2014, Thursday
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July 17, 2014, Thursday
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May 27, 2014, Tuesday
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Terrorism poses a grave threat to national security and the lives of individuals around the world. At INTERPOL, we run a number of initiatives to support our member countries in their efforts to protect their citizens from terrorism in its many forms.
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Hailing Their Inner ChiefsPublished in TC People
By Heather Smitelli
"What do you want to be when you grow up?"
Surprisingly, many parents and teachers fail to recognize the educational value of this question, which children often tackle with great enthusiasm. Yet prompted in a supportive environment, with genuine interest on the part of the adult, the doctor-lawyer-Indian chief conversation can lead to a rich dialogue about the broader opportunities and responsibilities that come with being a grownup.
That's precisely the dialogue portrayed by Corey Emanuel (M.A. '11) in his new book Can I Be President, Too?: The Journey of Henry Hopeful, published by Mascot Books in November 2012.
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Open since 1957 Paces has been a family favorite of Bountiful and Davis county. Come in and enjoy our famous ice cream, Astro pops and homemade Popsicles. This old fashioned drive Thru is home of much history of Utah come in and enjoy from a variety of different hot and cold items on our menu you will be pleased you did. We serve fries, malts, ice cream cones, hot dogs, coke, corn dogs and many other delicious food.
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Last night's show, June 24, which was an overview of communism in America, was the ultimate in complete agreement between the Beck and JBS presentations of American history. In case you missed Beck's show, here's the YouTube video for Segment A of the show:
Here are the links for segments B, C, and D of last night's show:
There's so much that could be said, but I'll settle for just a couple of the most interesting bits of Beck/JBS overlap from last night's show.
First of all, there was Beck's wholehearted endorsement of Senator Joe McCarthy's crusade to expose Communists in government in the 1950s. Beck's featured guest was M. Stanton Evans, who published the definitive book vindicating McCarthy, Blacklisted by History: The Untold Story of Senator Joe McCarthy and His Fight Against America's Enemies, in 2007. At one point Beck held the book up and said that his viewers must read it. And we all know that this endorsement will automatically make this book skyrocket up in sales. Here's the video for Segment D of the show, which provides a photo of M. Stanton Evans:
Just as Beck did on his show last night, The John Birch Society has always stood up for McCarthy. For example, our magazine, The New American, published a glowing review of Blacklisted by History back in 2008 which was titled, "A Reputation Rescued." Of course, both the JBS and McCarthy have been treated horribly by the mainstream media. Robert Welch, founder of The John Birch Society, once said that the top priority of the Communist movement worldwide in the 1950s was to destroy Joe McCarthy and the top priority in the 1960s was to destroy the JBS. The mainstream media certainly got on board with both of these priorities.
Another interesting connection is that M. Stanton Evans' father, Medford Evans, was one of the leading writers for the Society's earlier magazine, American Opinion, during the 1960s and 70s.
Now let's look at a second interesting connection. One of the highlights of last night's show was Ezra Taft Benson, Secretary of Agriculture under President Eisenhower and later the leader of the LDS Church, and his statements in the 1960s about the Communist threat to America. It turns out that Benson was a good friend of Robert Welch in the 1960s. Furthermore, Benson's son Reed became an employee of the JBS in 1962, and eventually worked in the Washington, DC office of the JBS in the late 1960s and early 70s.
Ezra Taft Benson gave a solid endorsement of The John Birch Society in his major speech, "Stand Up for Freedom" (online video of speech), in 1966 as he explained how he had encouraged his son, Reed, to work for the JBS. Here's a 53-second video clip from that part of the speech:
We still sell a DVD of Ezra Taft Benson's excellent 1968 speech on the proper role of government, Man, Freedom, and Government. Here it is as an online video also:
I certainly hope Glenn Beck gives us many more shows like last night's. He is providing the vital historical understanding that Americans need for making sound choices in electing state and federal legislators and other officials.
Finally, here's a nine-minute video of Robert Welch giving two speeches at a JBS Council Dinner in 1974. In the first speech he quotes from his two-day speech in 1958 at the founding meeting of the JBS. The ten predictions he made about our nation in that speech still amaze people with their accuracy. In the next speech Welch provides the five policies that political candidates in 1974 should promote. Again, it is amazing how well these policies fit today's conditions.
Although this video has been available since our 50th Anniversary celebrations in 2008, we've changed the title to "The John Birch Society in 1958, Forerunner of the Tea Party Movement?" Take a look and see how appropriate the new title is. I believe the inclusion of this video in this article will help you see just how close the worldview of the JBS is to that of Glenn Beck in particular and the Tea Party movement in general.


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On October 15th, the European GNSS Agency (GSA), now based in Prague, celebrated its first birthday.
Under the theme "GSA, the tool to implement the Galileo Satellite Navigation programme", a high-level roundtable was held at the European Parliament, on invitation of Mr Vittorio Prodi, President of the Sky and Space Intergroup.
Other personalities were attending the roundtable, like Mrs Amalia Sartori, MEP and Chair of the ITRE committee, Mr Marian Jan Marinescu, MEP and member of the TRAN committee, Mr Norbert Glante, MEP and member of the ITRE committee and Mrs Jutta Haug, MEP and Vice-Chair of the BUDG committee.
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By early next week, basketball teams statewide will have reached the midway point of their league seasons.
For some boys' squads, the writing's on the wall that their seasons will come to a close some time in mid-February. But for several others, including a plethora of area teams, the postseason is clearly within reach with still plenty of basketball to be played in the final month of league competition.
St. Raphael Academy, atop the standings in Division I-East at 5-3, is just three games away from winning the required 40 percent on its 18-game schedule. Division II teams like Central division rivals Tolman (4-3) and Shea (3-4) and North squads Central Falls (5-2) and Cumberland (3-4) as well as Burrillville (3-5), North Smithfield (3-4) and Mount St. Charles (3-6) in Division III-North also are legitimate playoff hopefuls.
Also, don't count out teams like East Providence (2-5 in Div. I-East) and Lincoln (2-5 in Div. II-Central), who are capable of manufacturing a strong second half and sneaking their way into the extra season.
Of the three divisions, the Div. II landscape appears to be the most intriguing, not only from a local standpoint but as an entire league. Longtime Tolman coach Mike Kayata, whose team has caught a little fire lately, says that parity is prevalent.
"I think Division II, as a whole, is a very competitive division from top to bottom," Kayata said. "There are maybe two or three teams that are not very competitive. I think anybody can beat anybody on any given day."
Presently, Division II-East frontrunner Tiverton and Div. II-South leaders Westerly and West Warwick are tied for the best records at 6-1. Central Falls, first in Div. II-North, and North Providence, first in Div. II-Central, own 5-2 marks.
"The best team I have seen so far is Tiverton," said Kayata, whose squad lost a narrow 64-61 decision to the Tigers on Jan. 4. "They got a big man, a legitimate shooter in Gunnar C. Bjoinson. They are the best team I have seen so far. They have a good point guard and a couple of shooters."
There's also North Providence, which Tolman lost to by an 83-71 score back on Dec. 13.
"They are a close second from what I have seen, really quick fast guards. They shoot well," Kayata said. "There's also Westerly from the South. We haven't seen them. We were supposed to play them (Wednesday) night but it was postponed from the snow. They are a really quality team – a couple of shooters and a big man. It's a very competitive league."
With one more month left on the league slate, Tolman is one of those teams that seems to be clicking at just the right time. The Tigers have won six of their last seven games, including four of their last five league conquests.
The two non-league victories occurred when the Tigers captured the Cumberland-Lincoln Boys & Girls Club Holiday Tournament, held Dec. 28-29. In the finals, Tolman survived a tight 61-58 win over Lincoln.
"I think our guys are getting used to playing with each other," Kayata said. "Through working together, our guys are starting to see the options and really seeing where the ball should be going. They are starting to realize our strengths and weaknesses of the team, which is really good."
Senior captain Jeremy Graca, who poured in 28 points in last Friday's 70-65 victory over Rogers, has fueled the offense.
"He has been our go-to man. He's clutch," said Kayata, about Wiggins. "He's made tremendous plays down the stretch."
Several of Graca's teammates have also gotten the job done lately with quality shooters like senior Nkosi Scott, sophomore Juan Velez and 6-foot-4 senior Elijiah Wiggins.
"He's a quality big man," Kayata said. "He can score at the high post, from the baseline and free throw line. He's also an excellent rebounder."
The Tigers have also gotten quality minutes from their bench with players such as junior Justin Zetina, senior captain Troy Sawyer, senior Rems Percy and senior Kevin Coughlin. And, of course, there's also been the outstanding play of starting point guard and senior Rodney Bastillo.
"He's a great floor leader, great at calling plays," Kayata said. "He also always comes up with great defensive play for us."
The Tolman coach feels his team has benefitted from having a senior-laden roster.
"We have a lot of senior leadership," he said. "We have eight seniors on this team, led by senior captains Jeremy Graca and Troy Sawyer. They see the writing on the wall. They are playing with a sense of urgency. They know there is no next year.
This year postseason will be a little different with the new state tournament that has been introduced. Qualifying teams will play for their respective divisional titles and then 16 select squads from the respective divisions will contend for the overall state crown. Div. I will have eight representatives, Div. II will have five and Div. III will have three.
"That's the big push," Kayata said. "That's our goal. Our goal is to get into the state tournament. Right now, we are just outside the area. We got 12 games to go. We got a little ground to make up. It looks like we are just outside the fifth spot right now. Things can change at the end of the season. This league is tough. There is no guaranteed wins."
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Sauer, on Wednesday, was said to be working out after having a few "good days."
In the case of Marc Staal, he started to do light workouts and a week later started to skate on his own.
About four weeks after that he was cleared for contact and a week later he played.
Every concussion is different and it's all about patience, as was the case with Staal. Hopefully Sauer continues to have good days and work out, but I still think he is far off, at least a 4-6 weeks, and that is if he doesn't have any set backs, from returning. I think that we tend to get carried away when he get updates, but it's still a slow process and John Tortorella will keep as much hidden about Sauer for as long as he can.


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BANGOR, Maine (NEWS CENTER) -- Last month high school basketball players said goodbye to the Bangor Auditorium when the Eastern Maine Basketball Tournament wrapped up. Saturday, it was a group 56 years in the making that got to say their last goodbye.
Alumni players from 1956 to 1974 were invited to shoot around at the Auditorium one last time before the building is demolished in May. The Final Buzzer Shoot Around was organized by the Maine Basketball Hall of Fame. Around 20 players spanning three decades of classes dating as far back as 1953 showed up to say their goodbyes to the building.
"I thought it be a good idea to get some people together and just have a last shoot around and give people one last chance to say good bye to the old girl," said the event's organizer Bill Burney.
Players shot around on the hardwood, as well as caught up with old friends they hadn't seen in decades. Reginal Dobbins graduated from Houlton High School in 1953. Though he never got the chance to play at "The Mecca", he finally made it on the floor Saturday.
"It's such an honor to be here with this great bunch of athletes," said Dobbins. "I couldn't believe so many of them remembered me."
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- "It put a huge smile on my face. A great day for our franchise, a great day for our fans. It's going to be a great day in June."
- "We're going to get a great player for this team. We have meetings coming up this week, and in May and June. We'll go through our process diligently and thoroughly."
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- Asked if he had one of Tavares or Hedman ranked over another, Snow said, "Yeah, and I'm not going to share it."
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- "Kenny Morrow said it best: we don't want to be in this position next year. There's a lot of good things happening with this organization. It's an exciting time to be an Islanders fan, and an Islander."
- Snow sent his good luck charms to the lottery: dynasty member and current scout Ken Morrow, and Joanne Holewa – the GM's assistant going back to Bill Torrey.
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Those who fancy that man is God make many assumptions about human "divinity." Yet man is little closer to predicting the course of volcanoes than when Vesuvius destroyed Pompeii. How successful is cloud-seeding to end devastating droughts? Could the President have told the nation that the levees along the Mississippi were going to break? No. The greatest computers used by the most sophisticated minds in the world cannot predict exactly what the weather will be like on July 4, 2012. The earth has experienced cycles of temperature change since the dawn of time, as variables such as solar sunspots affect the different levels of energy that reach our planet.
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Now that we know what Microsoft's Surface tablet looks like, it's a good time to compare specs for the Surface to two of the other most popular tablets on the market: Apple's new iPad and Kindle Fire HD.
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CANTON To cut its budget for 2014 by $1,000, the St. Lawrence County Planning Department will try a virtual experiment.
Instead of having meetings of the Planning Boards executive committee in person in Canton, which requires members from across the county to drive, the department will use computers for teleconferencing.
We have the technology, Deputy Director Jason C. Pfotenhauer said.
Using computers for meetings where participants are far apart leaves much to be desired, said Legislator Alex A. MacKinnon, R-Fowler. Mr. MacKinnon attended meetings of the Board of Legislators via Skype in February while he was in Florida.
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Francine A. Giani, Executive Director of the Utah Department of Commerce, says that the Division of Consumer Protection is asking Utah consumers to check out charitable organizations before sending financial support in the wake of Hurricane Sandy and related storm damage on the East Coast. The division has learned from security organization Symantec that spam attacks with subject lines containing; hurricane_sandy, coast_sandy, and sandy_superstorm have begun flooding email inboxes since October 29.
Additionally, online security experts are predicting that phishing scams and malware infested sites will look to profit from fake news reports, email links to dramatic video and photos from Sandy as well as online job or financial opportunities that use the recent super storm as a bait to draw consumers online.
"Consumers should remember that in the event of an emergency, a charity's first priority is to help victims, not solicit donations. Don't let an unknown person or group pressure you into donating over the phone, through email or via a text on your smart phone before you have checked them out," cautioned Giani, "It just
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Tips on Giving Wisely
•Donate to charities with a track record and a history. Charities that spring up overnight may disappear just as quickly.
•If you have any doubt about whether you've made a pledge or a contribution, check your records. If you can't remember making the donation or pledge, resist the pressure to give.
•Check out an organization before donating. Some phony charities use names, seals and logos that look or sound like those of respected, legitimate organizations.
•Call the Utah Division of Consumer Protection at (801) 530-6601 to see whether the charity or fundraising organization has to be registered in Utah or log on to www.consumerprotection.utah.gov
•Do not send or give cash donations. For security and tax record purposes, it is best to pay by check made payable to the charity.
•Ask for a receipt showing the amount of your contribution.
•Be wary of promises of guaranteed sweepstakes winnings in exchange for a contribution. You never have to give a donation to be eligible to win a sweepstakes.
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Be prepared. This all might sound like hyperbolic gushing, but you can't overstate when you talk about 2001: A SPACE ODYSSEY. It's a film that transforms the thematic language and technological possibilities of the medium. It's about no less than man's emergence and place in the universe. It also houses arguably the greatest special effects of all-time. It's ambitious, big, bold and awe-inspiring. It's an experience that demands to be seen on the big screen.
In 1968 Arthur C. Clarke and Stanley Kubrick collaborated to tell the story of 2001. What they created was a philosophical sci-fi journey. The two wrote the screenplay. Clarke modified it for his book of the same name as Kubrick was making his film.
Kubrick's aim was not only to expand the language of film with this story, but to test the limits of special effects in cinema. Using space footage and advisors from NASA Kubrick and his SFX team used a combination of trick photography, conventional sets and visual effects to create the greatest, most striking images audiences had ever seen. In fact 45 years later they have rarely been matched.
Kubrick, a known perfectionist, held this project in such personal esteem that he wasn't finish cutting it until minutes before it premiered. The result was worth all the sweat. Kubrick and company had made a film that truly changed cinema. Its visual language was unlike anything ever seen before. Its story, centered around theme and tone more than plot and character, deliberately paces across the screen with an obvious sense of purpose.
From the dawn of man on earth to the near future in space to uncharted territory 2001 hypnotizes you with its confidence. By the time its infamous psychedelic wormhole sequence begins it overtakes your senses. You have no choice but to give yourself over to it.
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Bone and joint pain is relatively common among obese people, but until a recent study by University of Utah pain management researchers, being seriously overweight had not been definitively linked to pain sensitivity and other symptoms of the chronic and sometimes debilitating pain disorder fibromyalgia.
In a study with 215 people, however, Akiko Okifuji, Ph.D., professor of anesthesiology at the U of U School of Medicine, and colleagues at the U of U Pain Research and Management Center and Department of Anesthesiology found that obese fibromyalgia patients are more sensitive to pain, experience more physical disabilities, and don't sleep as well as those who have the syndrome but are not obese.
The findings don't establish a causal relationship between obesity and fibromyalgia syndrome, but they indicate a significant correlation between the two, according to Okifuji, who also holds the Scott M Smith MD Presidential Endowed Chair in Anesthesiology.
"Our research raises questions about the link between obesity and fibromyalgia," she says. "Carrying those extra pounds might contribute to maintaining or exacerbating pain symptoms or even preventing people from getting better."
Fibromyalgia syndrome is a chronic, bodywide pain disorder of the musculoskeletal system that affects joints, muscles, and soft tissue and often is accompanied by fatigue, mood, sleep, and memory issues. It's estimated that up to 5 percent of Americans, mostly women, have fibromyalgia. No underlying cause of the syndrome has been identified, but researchers believe it might be related to the way pain signals are processed in the brain. In many cases, symptoms build up for years, with no triggering event. However, for some people, symptoms begin after a physical trauma, infection, major psychological stress or surgery.Â
Participants underwent a full fibromyalgia evaluation, including a tender point (TP) examination - which gauges pain sensitivity when an examiner uses a thumb to press 18 specific body points - physical performance testing, and a home sleep assessment.
Obese participants experienced significantly higher TP pain sensitivity (average rating of 5.92) than those of normal weight (average rating of 5.02) or who were somewhat overweight (average rating of 4.98). The obese group was particularly more sensitive to pain in the lower body, including the areas in the hips and knees.
The obese patients also showed reduced flexibility in the lower body, measured while they were lying on their backs and doing a straight leg raise.
In a home sleep assessment, participants wore a wristwatch-like device that measured sleep parameters for a week. Data showed the obese patients got an average of 41 minutes less sleep a night, were more restless and had a greater duration of waking time during sleep.
Overall, the study shows that obesity complicates the clinical picture for fibromyalgia, according to Okifuji. "I hope researchers now can begin to identify the mechanisms of how obesity influences fibromyalgia syndrome."
Recent studies have shown that losing weight can alleviate symptoms of fibromyalgia. Okifuji and her colleagues suspect that the relationship between weight loss and symptom reduction is indirect and mediated by currently unknown factors. A psychologist by training, Okifuji counsels her fibromyalgia patients to undertake sensible physical activity to lose weight - a daunting task for those with chronic pain who are not used to much physical exertion.
"It's difficult to change your lifestyle even if you are healthy, let alone being overweight, sedentary, and fatigued," she says. "But shifting to a healthier lifestyle may be one way these patients can reduce their symptoms and improve their quality of life."
The study appeared in the December issue of The Journal of Pain. Perry G. Fine, M.D., U professor of anesthesiology and president-elect of the American Academy of Pain Medicine is senior author. Gary W. Donaldson, Ph.D., U professor of anesthesiology, and Lynn Barck, a physical therapist with University of Utah Health Care, are co-authors


text: Kakšno vrsto pomoči potrebujete? (Primer:Panda AdminSecure, 2093 error) Tweet Installation and upgrade scenarios where a restart is required Information applies to: Products Endpoint ProtectionEndpoint Protection PlusAdaptive Defense 360Installing or upgrading Endpoint Protection will require sometimes that you restart your computer. These are the possible scenarios:Simple installation Installing PCOP on a computer where there is no other Panda antivirus installed does not usually require any restart.Note: If there is another Panda antivirus installed, the PCOP installer will run an additional restart of the computer to uninstall it before installing the PCOP protection. However, this is not so with antivirus programs other than Panda; the restart needed to uninstall these programs will be postponed until the computer is restarted by the user, as no additional restart will be needed to uninstall them. Read list of programs PCOP uninstalls automatically.Installation sequenceInstall the agent.The agent detects that it is necessary to install the protection and looks for the appropriate version in the catalog.The agent downloads and runs the installer.When installation is complete, if a restart is required, the following message is displayed:Protection engine upgradeUpgrade from version 6.0.When upgrading the protection from version 6.X to a later version, you will only need to restart your computer once.The installation sequence will be as follows (unless you have selected a time interval for carrying out the upgrade*):On Home and Starter systems:You are prompted to restart your computer before launching the upgrade.If you select Yes, the upgrade is launched and the computer restarts after the upgrade. It is important to wait for the process to conclude, without user intervention.If you select No, the upgrade is not launched.In this case, the upgrade will be pending and will automatically be launched immediately after you restart your computer. Please take into consideration that after the upgrade process is completed, the computer will automatically restart again.On other systems:The upgrade is scheduled to take place during system shutdown. No messages will be displayed for restarting the system, unless no restarts have been performed in the last 15 days since the update task was scheduled.You are asked whether you want to restart the computer:If you select Yes, the version is upgraded and the computer restarts.If you select No, the previous version is kept. The version will be upgraded the next time you shut down the computer.Upgrade from a previous version to version 6.0 (migration).Version 6.0 is a totally new version of PCOP and, therefore, the process to upgrade the protection from another version to this one is different.The upgrade process has two phases: first, uninstallation of the previous protection, then, installation of the new version. This usually takes two restarts.After the upgrade process has begun, a message will be displayed asking if you want to restart the computer or not (unless you have selected a time interval for carrying out the upgrade*).If you choose the option to restart the computer:The first restart is used to uninstall the old protection. A message is displayed indicating that the protection is being uninstalled.The computer restarts after a while.Once the computer has restarted, a new message will be displayed indicating that the computer will restart again to finish installing the new version. 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BALMAT A two-time New York State Golden Gloves heavyweight champion is starting a boxing club in the former Balmat school.
For a boxing gym, its absolutely beautiful, said Gordon N. Griffith. Were close to being ready to open the club up.
The club will be for anyone who wants to learn how to box or train.
When I wanted to do it, I was driving to Watertown, Mr. Griffith said. I know sports kept me out of trouble. I enjoyed it.
Mr. Griffith lives down the road from the one-time school at Route 812 and County Route 24 in the town of Fowler and often thought it would make a good gym.
Its always just sat there and deteriorated away, he said.
A few weeks ago, Mr. Griffith closed on the purchase of the building for $2,500 from Joyce Farley. A contractor, Mr. Griffith put on a roof and replaced the windows and is painting the interior.
Part of the school was removed years ago. What remains is basically two large rooms. The upstairs will house the boxing ring while the downstairs will be wall-to-wall mats for cardiovascular workouts or for wrestling. Peewee wrestling leagues are possible.
Were building the ring. We have bits and pieces on order, Mr. Griffith said. Ill have the basics there. Ive had a lot of people calling me already.
Boxers buy their own insurance and Mr. Griffith, a certified USA Boxing coach, trains them.
Its more like a practice, he said. I hope a lot of boxers come out of the woodwork to help.
Boxers receive personal lessons and use of the equipment. The cost will be $40 per month, which Mr. Griffith said is in keeping with other clubs.
Hours are uncertain but Mr. Griffith said the club will likely be open two to three hours, three to four days a week, depending on his work schedule, whether other coaches are available, and demand.
Mr. Griffith can be reached at 771-5001.
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FORT DRUM An Army charge sheet against a soldier from post facing military charges of murder and other offenses states that he grabbed his 4-year-old stepson by the torso and dropped or threw him against a hard surface, causing injuries that led to his death.
According to the charge sheet, Staff Sgt. Raheem O. Hollis, 31, allegedly lied to investigators about the Dec. 10 death of Michael L. Sanders, and told other people in the home to lie and not talk about it.
The report states the impact happened after Sgt. Hollis grabbed Michael and dropped or threw him with a force likely to produce death or grievous bodily harm. As a result of the impact against the hard surface, the child suffered cardiac tamponade and a lacerated liver.
Cardiac tamponade is described as the buildup of fluid around the heart that restricts its movement.
The child died at Samaritan Medical Center, Watertown, after being taken there by ambulance from an on-post residence.
The documents were obtained Tuesday morning through a Freedom of Information Act request to the post.
Sgt. Hollis, of Newark, N.J., was charged on July 31 with murder, manslaughter, making a false official statement, assault and obstruction of justice in connection to the death. According to the documents, Sgt. Hollis made an official statement that I did not touch Michael, and I have never picked up Michael and dropped him for any reason, both of which were determined by investigators to be totally false. He also allegedly told other people in the home to tell others that the child died from a fall down the stairs.
Sgt. Hollis currently is facing pretrial Article 32 proceedings, which are comparable to a grand jury in a civilian courtroom. The proceedings will determine which of the initial charges will go to court martial.
The charges against Sgt. Hollis carry lengthy prison time. However, a post spokeswoman said on Tuesday morning that the death penalty would not be considered.
Two older children lived in the home at the time of the incident, and they currently are listed as safe and in the custody of the Jefferson County Department of Social Services.
The identity of the childs mother has not been revealed, with only a person named Miss Sanders listed once in the document.
Sgt. Hollis is a combat engineer with the A Company, 1st Brigade Special Troops Battalion, 1st Brigade Combat Team; he arrived at the post in August 2012. He has been in the Army since 2000 and had three deployments to Iraq: in 2003, 2005 and 2008. He has received multiple honors, including the Bronze Star, Presidential Unit Citation, four Meritorious Unit Commendations, Army Superior Unit Award, three Army Good Conduct Medals and several honors related to his deployments.
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Chances are, you know someone with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder - a.k.a. ADHD, or ADD for short. But do you know what this disorder all about? In this BrainPOP movie on ADHD, Tim and Moby give you a comprehensive overview of the disorder, and address some of the misconceptions surrounding it. You'll learn what causes the disease as well as why kids with ADHD have trouble focusing in class, even though they may be as intelligent and hard-working as any other kid. And you'll learn how a combination of medicine, new skills, and emotional support can help people with ADHD learn to control their attention and minimize impulsive behavior.
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