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Deriving from the Gaelic for 'mouth of the river', Bunnahabhain was founded in 1881 by William Robertson and brothers James and William Greenless. A very smooth, easy-drinking Islay malt, Bunnahabhain (pronounced 'BOO-na-HAven') closed and reopened twice during the twentieth century and eventually production was limited to a mere few weeks annually following Edrington's 1999 acquisition of previous owners Highland Distillers. In 2003, Edrington sold Bunnahabhain to Burn Stewart Distilleries for £10 million. Included in this deal was the popular blend Black Bottle, whose contents feature a quantity of spirit from every distillery on Islay. Today, production stands at 2.5million litres a year. Of this, 21,000 casks are kept at the distillery for maturation and the resultant whisky will be used for the Black Bottle blend and for bottling as Bunnahabhain single malt. The rest of the outturn is sent for maturation elsewhere. In relative solitude, Bunnahabhain is the Northern-most Islay distillery. It sits in a large bay to the North East of the isle, drawing its water from the Margadale Spring.
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Distillery Founded
Distillery Capacity
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Distillery Status
Distillery Owner
Burn Stewart Distillers (CL Financial)
Distillery Address
Near Port Askaig, Islay, Argyll
Distillery Website
William Robertson of Robertson & Baxter, founds the distillery together with the brothers William and James Greenless. The Greenless brothers co-founded the Islay Distillers Company Ltd in 1879 with James Ford.
Production starts in earnest in January.
Islay Distillers Company Ltd merges with William Grant & Co. in order to form Highland Distilleries Company Limited.
The distillery closes.
The distillery reopens.
The two stills are augmented by two more.
he distillery closes.
The distillery reopens. A 21 year old is released to commemorate the 100th anniversary of Bunnahabhain.
Edrington takes over Highland Distillers and mothballs Bunnahabhain but allows for a few weeks of production a year.
A 35 year old from 1965 is released in a limited edition of 594 bottles during Islay Whisky Festival.
As in the previous year, Islay Whisky Festival features another Bunnahabhain – 1966, a 35 year old in sherry casks and limited to 401 bottles. Auld Acquaintance 1968 (33 years, 2002 bottles) is launched at the Islay Jazz Festival. It is also named Hogmanay (after the Scottish New Year) as it was filled on 31st December 1968.
In April Edrington sells Bunnahabhain and Black Bottle to Burn Stewart Distilleries (C. L. World Brands) at the princely sum of £10 million. A 40 year old from 1963, matured in sherry casks, is launched.
The distillery experimented in the late 90s with a peated whisky and the first limited edition sample is a 6 year old cask strength called Moine.
Three limited editions are released - 34 years old, 18 years old and 25 years old.
14 year old Pedro Ximenez and 35 years old are launched.


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After Phillipon fit the extensions and Menard prepped the model's skin, they presented the look to Walker. Throughout the day the look evolved: the bangs were lengthened to below the eye, instead of just under the eyebrow, and the bronzed skin was eschewed in favor of a bright lip (last spring's bold lip led Walker to a lipstick collaboration with Clinique).
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WATERTOWN Bing Crosby crooned to Marjorie Reynolds about the Easter parade in the 1942 film Holiday Inn.
Contrary to the lyrics, however, there were no girls in their Easter bonnets Saturday at the Jefferson County Historical Societys Easter parade.
Theres not many wearing their Easter best this year, event organizer Bonita L. Shafer said.
Sally C. Cornish is a retired teacher who read Easter bunny stories during the annual Eggstravaganza at the Paddock Mansion.
On how children and parents dressed for the holiday when she was a girl, Ms. Cornish said, Wed have to wear hats, gloves; the boys would shine their shoes and the girls would wear skirts.
But neither woman minded that many children came in jeans and sneakers.
Theres more activities for them. ... They do more things than they used to, Ms. Cornish said.
A total of 94 children, newborn to 10 years old, attended the two-hour event, about 20 more than the initial registration. It was almost more than volunteers had prepared for. The children made Easter egg wreaths, bunny magnets and paper bag baskets.
The fun part is kids get to see a bit of history, too, former museum Director William G. Wood said.
Edwin L. and Olive Paddock resided in the mansion until 1922, when it was bequeathed to the Historical Society.
However, no one could answer how the Paddocks spent the holiday at the turn of the 20th century.
There isnt anything here that weve been able to find that says how they celebrated any of their holidays, Ms. Shafer said, but she noted that in those days, parades were a big thing, and they dressed in their Easter finest.
After all the activities wrapped up, children headed outside for the Easter parade and egg hunt.
We have judges pick the finest dressed boy and girl in each age group, Ms. Shafer said.
In the youngest group, winners were Tyler J. Ledford and Olivia Gowens. Ethan Christiansen and Eloise Johnson were best dressed in the 4-to-6 age group. But in the 7-to-10 group, judges had a hard time finding well-dressed boys. Ultimately, the awards went to Haley Christiansen and Julia R. Lewis.
Most children saw the parade only as a challenge to their main goal: the Easter egg hunt.
Following the parade, children from each age group filtered off into their own area of the mansions yard. A total of 748 eggs were hidden.
Were happy that its nice out and the egg hunt is outside, too, said Jamie E. Montressor, who came with her children, Sasha E., 4, and Joseph J., 2.
Maxton F. Paranzino, 5, found the true joy of the hunt anticipating what was inside the plastic shells. I wonder whats inside them, he said, peering into his paper bag Easter basket.
Mr. Wood said that egg hunts had been a long-standing tradition during the holiday, and Ms. Cornish remembered many years when hunts were held in Thompson Park.
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A person new to programming may be able to make a good small program.
However, when starting to work on anything bigger than a small (think 1 C source file or Python module) program, there are some general concepts which become much more important when working on "big" (think many Python modules or C files) programs; one example is modularity, another is having a set aim.
Some of these may be obvious to people who went to school to learn programming; however, people like me who did not go to programming classes sometimes have to learn these things from experience, possibly creating failed projects in the meantime.
Please explain what the concept is, and why the concept becomes more important for big programs than by small programs.
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Height/Weight: 6'0"/174 lbs
Acquired: NDFA
Born: 12/23/87 (San Pedro de Macoris, DR)
2009 Rank: NR
Why Ranked Here: Valdespin has some obvious gifts: he's a plus runner with a live body. Moreover, Mets people complemented the work he did in instructional league in the DR after season's end.
2009: It was a long and windy year for Valdespin. An incredibly hot April in Savannah (.385/.406/.615) carried him to a .322/.366/.480 line in Savannah through June 2. Valdespin was much more ordinary in May (.267/.330/.372) before an injury sidelined him for almost all of June and July. When he reappeared in August, he played a games in the DSL, a week in the GCL and then three weeks for Brooklyn to help the Cyclones' playoff push. With Brooklyn, Valdespin hit like it was May in the SAL going .279/.338/.397 in 18 games. Scouts, who liked his speed, scoffed at his baseball instincts.
Dr. Pangloss Says: With his speed, Valdespin could be a top of the order threat if he learns to control the strike zone.
Debbie Downer Says: Um, yeah, what are the odds he does learn that crucial ability? He drew five walks in 18 games in the NYP and 11 in 39 games in the SAL as a 21-year old. He'll be 22 in 2010 in his first taste of the FSL. He's just another guy who can run without the actual skill set that would help a MLB lineup.
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For the first time in more than 20 years in the U.S., there are documented cases that the HIV virus has been transmitted from a high-risk organ donor to transplant recipients.
The transplants occurred in January at three Chicago hospitals, but the four patients who were infected with HIV and the virus for hepatitis C did not learn of their status until the last two weeks, according to medical officials.
A screening questionnaire determined the organ donor had engaged in high-risk behavior, according to officials at Gift of Hope Organ & Tissue Donation, the Elmhurst, Ill. based organ procurement agency that tested and approved the organs for donation.
But tests for HIV, hepatitis and other conditions came back negative, most likely because the donor had acquired the infections in the last three weeks before death. Personal details about the donor were not released by medical official officials, who cited privacy laws.
Based on the negative test results, doctors at Northwestern Memorial Hospital, Rush University Medical Center and the University of Chicago Medical Center went ahead with the transplants, based on the negative test results.
"It's a risk-versus-benefit calculation,'' Alison Smith, vice president for operations at Gift of Hope, told the Chicago Tribune. ``Every patient in need of an organ has a significant medical condition that in most circumstances limits life expectancy. The question becomes what degree of risk is appropriate in that situation.''
The right procedures were followed in testing the donor, according to Smith, who attributed the failure of the standard ELISA test to detect HIV and hepatitis C to the inability of the test facilities use to detect the virus in newly infected people.
A newer test called NAAT appears to reduce the window of time in which infected patients may go undetected, and Illinois should consider using it, said Dr. Michael Millis, chief of the transplantation program at the University of Chicago Hospitals.
"The organ supply is extraordinarily safe, but this has demonstrated that it's not 100 percent safe and it is never going to be 100 percent safe, at least with technology we have today,'' Millis said. ``The process needs to be done as well as it can be, and I think we can improve it.''
Millis said his staff was told of the problem on Nov. 1, and brought in the two patients who had transplants there for testing the next morning.
"It was very surprising and devastating for them, I'll be honest, just as it would be for any of us,'' Millis said.
A spokesman for the United Network for Organ Sharing said the last known example of HIV being transmitted from a donor to a recipient was in 1985, when the AIDS virus was still relatively new and few safeguards were in place to prevent transmission. Since then, there have been more than 400,000 organ transplants in the U.S. without a reported case of transmission through organs.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention guidelines advise excluding high-risk patients from organ and tissue donation, "unless the risk to the recipient of not performing the transplant is deemed greater than the risk of HIV transmission and disease.''


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There was this magical kingdom, well, really it was a paradise beyond compare.
If one traveled there they would find treasures of all kinds, everything that mankind has ever valued was there in abundance. The air and water were so pure and healthful that people lived for more than 125 years, remaining active for their full life span. The food was so fine that no chef from the lands that we know could begin to equal the most humble dish of this paradise.
Of course the men and women were perfect, physical perfection, minds that were fully utilized, talents and abilities that we only dream about. And they were romantic beyond your wildest dreams, paradise!
The best part of this wonderful place is that we can go there and bring a small part of it home. Visitors are welcome and treated like family.
But there is one small precaution that visitors must take, there is a rather large bird, the Foo Bird, that lives there. This bird has the habit of attacking visitors. It nevers attacks the locals, only visitors. Don't attempt to fight off this bird, don't make any threatning moves. If you appear to be violent towards this Foo Bird it will cover you with excrement!!!!
If this happens, if the Foo Bird covers you with crap, DO NOT wipe it off! This is most important, DO NOT wipe it off! If you remove so much as a speck of this crap you will be ATTACKED and KILLED by these Foo Birds. No one has ever lived after wiping off the excrement.
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BUFFALO, NY - Buffalo Police are investigating an accident after an SUV hit a house in South Buffalo.
The accident, which happened around 12:30 p.m. on Ward Court and Dorrence, caused the house to be knocked off the foundation.
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The residents of the home were not inside at the time of the accident.
Buffalo Fire officials tell 2 On Your Side's Jeff Preval that the driver of the SUV may have had a medical issue just before the crash, but did not appear to suffer any serious injuries in the crash itself.
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By RICHARD SHAWSun Advocate publisher
Life is not simple or easy.
That's what most people tell their kids. But certainly some do not have it as easy as others.
Take Aldene Cadez Thomas' life for instance. It has not been simple, nor easy. But somehow she turned out the better for it.
"I didn't have what you'd call a happy childhood," she said as she sat at one of the cafeteria tables at the Carbon County Senior Center in Price after spending an hour and half line dancing. "But you know what I think the hard part made me stronger, made me who I am."
Certainly when one heres of the trials and tribulations she went through in her life, it is easy to see why this 93 year old has lasted so long and is still so active. She has a lot to still live for and even at that age is still trying new things.
Born in Lark in 1919, she came from a mining family, and she has never really strayed from those beginnings. Her father worked in the Lark mine but wasn't well much of the time. Before that he had a job at the ASARCO Smelter (now the location of the Intermountain Medical Center) in Murray. This is where her older sister and brother were born. However after some time at the smelter his health was deteriorating and his doctor advised him to get out of the smelter and go to work somewhere else.
He ended up at Lark, but that kind of hard rock mining was bad for his health as well so then the family moved to Reliance, Wyo. taking up the profession he had had when he first came from Europe, coal mining. They didn't stay there long. Soon they found themselves in Carbon County.
The family moved to Spring Canyon and while Thomas' father was still not well, and they were poor, as a little girl she was happy. Then the family found out her father had diabetes, a disease that in the early part of the 20th century there was really no treatments for. He ended up in bed most of the time.
"I remember sitting on my dad's bed and singing Slovenian songs all the time," she said. "I idolized my father."
Her parents had saved for years to put away enough money to return to eastern Europe one day. It was her fathers dream to go home.
In 1923 her father was badly injured in a mine accident. They lived on the road that went to the mine he worked in and whenever miners were hurt they were always carried by the house on a stretcher. The day of her fathers accident her mother saw them carrying a stretcher down the road and realized that it was her husband. He was in the hospital for about four months and Aldene can remember him coming up the road toward home on crutches.
However, he never really recovered from those injuries, probably because of his diabetes. In 1925, a year before insulin was discovered and changed the lives of most diabetics after that time, her father died from complications of the disease at 41 years old. She was heartbroken.
"I don't remember it so well but my mother told me that when the morticians came to get my fathers body I held onto their legs and wouldn't let go hoping they wouldn't take him away," she said
The death of the breadwinner in those days was more devastating than it is today. There was no Social Security for dependents, no welfare, not food stamps. Suddenly Aldene's mother had four children to care for and raise and no means of support.
"She started taking in wash from the miners around town to take care of us," said Aldene. "At first she was washing clothes on a scrub board and we would help her sometimes. Then she got a washing machine but those kind weren't run by electricity, but by hand. I remember taking my turn at that machine with my brothers and sister."
She also remembered taking baths.
"We would all use the same water over and over," she said.
One day her mother announced to the children that she would be getting married again and that they would have a new father. They were married in 1926 and Aldene was immediately scared of him.
Once he was in the house the step father had a friend who would visit and try to pick Aldene up and hold her on his lap. She would struggle to get loose and one time when she did she went in the room where the man hung his hat and cut wedges in the hat brim. He was mad and she got a licking for it, but he never bothered her again.
Her step father had a huge temper and could be really mean. One day she and her brother were playing and he came up with a razor strap and started hitting them with it for no reason at all. It was even worse when he was drunk.
In 1928, Aldene's mom divorced the step father, but later that year he came back and convinced her that he could be different and they remarried. He was okay for awhile, but soon returned to his old ways.
`"I hated to see weekends, holidays and paydays come up," she said. He would get drunk and break dishes, throw food on the floor. He often took out the frustration he had at work with someone on the family. One time when he got mad he took an ax to the furniture in the house.
Sometimes the kids would go outside and hide until dark and until the lights in the bedroom went off and he had enough time to fall asleep. Then they would go back home to sleep. Sometimes their mother would come in the bedroom with them.
Aldene attended schools in Spring Canyon and Rains. The family also moved back to Lark for a time so she went to school there for awhile. Eventually she became a teenager, but the struggles with her step father continued.
Her step father was also involved in illegal activity, in terms of bootlegging. As a young girl she began immediately to enjoy dancing and she learned the polka. But with her step fathers activities she found herself dancing in another way; crushing grapes for illegal wine making. Her step father also had a still to make whiskey hidden in the hills. Aldene said there were always problems with what he was doing and her mom would get the brunt of his anger over things going wrong. The kids were warned not to tell anyone, and Aldene resented his activities a great deal.
"There was always money for wine and whiskey supplies but not for some of the necessary things the family needed," she said.
Aldene's first boyfriend and her were very close. He joined the Navy when she had started her senior year at Carbon High. She had many letters from him and he asked her to wait for him, but circumstances arose that changed all that. For years she wondered what had happened to the letters he had written her. Later she found out that her mother had burned them when Aldene got married.
It was about that time that her step father and a friend conspired to have the friends son come to the United States and marry Aldene. The son (named Joe) arrived in the area just as Aldene began her senior year. She didn't know what they were up to, but later found out.
They always tried to pair the two up but she was afraid of the man. Obviously he knew what they were trying to do because he soon became very possessive of her. He couldn't speak English and she could speak Slovenian. He also drank too much, just like her step father. At Christmas 1936 Joe brought her a ring and it came out that her step father had arranged it and he told her she would be marrying the man.
It wasn't long after that she met Mel Thomas, the man she would eventually marry. The step father never liked Mel and "really never got over the fact I married Mel instead of Joe."
Aldene graduated from Carbon High School in 1937. When asked what she did after high school she said "I got married."
This was a start of a new life for her, a marriage that would last 38 years. Mel had been born in England and was 13 years older than her. He had joined the Marines in 1933 and got out in 1936. His parents had settled in Colorado, but he didn't visit them much after he came to Rains to work in the mines. He didn't see eye to eye with them on many things.
"They were against dancing, card playing, alcohol and movies," she wrote in a book she has put together on her life. "He did them all so it's not surprising..."
They moved into a two room apartment that had been built out of the mens bunkhouse.
Mel's work in the mine eventually led to his being a a board member for the U.M.W.A. and finaly a vice president for District 22.
As with all couples they struggled financially and sometimes socially. She was not a drinker and he was. He liked a party, she did not. But she liked to dance and he would have none of it. Eventually he abandoned his friends for her and stopped.
Soon they were living in a three room house and in 1940 their first son Lynn was born.
Not long after Aldene became the Post Mistress of Rains, after the previous woman in the job had been fired because she was basically taking money that belonged to the post office. Post Mistresses were paid by cancellations (the number of stamps that were sold and the number of stamps that were cancelled). The previous tenant of the job and been falsifying how many she did and thus was getting more money than she deserved.
World War II soon began. Aldene had to face the burdens of a wartime economy just like everyone else around her.
"Everyone was in the same fix, but we always had plenty to eat and a roof over our head."
The mines were very busy producing coal for war production. Sometimes Mel had to work double shifts because someone would not show up to work.
One of the luxuries (although maybe a necessity for some women) that was in short supplie was nylon stockings.
"I knew the woman that worked at JC Penney's in Helper very well," she said. "When they got nylons in she would put some under the counter so they would be sold and I could buy them."
One day Mel came home from work and asked if Aldene would like to buy a house in Mutual, the house of some people they knew. They paid $300 cash; it took everything they had, but she finally had a nice home.
In September 1945 Max, the couples second son was born. At the time Mel had to go to Wyoming for union business and they thought Max would show up after he returned. Well, he came sooner although Mel was home in time to bring the new baby and mother home.
After that Aldena quit the Post Mistresses job. Mel and Aldena were concerned about the stability of the staff at the school in Rains (they couldn't keep teachers) and Lynn was coming close to the age where he would be going to school. They decided to look for a place closer to Price. The found a home in Carbonville, the one that Aldena still lives in today.
That was in 1946 and Aldena wasn't sure she would like it. In fact she didn't unpack a number of boxes for months hoping that Mel would say he wanted to move back.
The house only had a small basement so Mel decided to dig out the dirt under the house to create a full one. He did it wheel barrow and wheel barrow. When he was done he put up forms to put in cement. Aldena helped with the dirt and mixing the cement.
"I look back and wonder how we survived allthat hard work," she wrote in her book.
Mel continued to work in mines after he left the jobs in the U.M.W.A. He worked at Rains again and the Lone Pine Mine up Little Standard Canyon. Then he went to the Vulcan Fuel mine which became Western Coal. The family was asked to invest in the mine and they did, but it failed, so there was a substantial loss of money in that investment. He later went to work at Hiawatha for a time.
As the kids grew Aldene wanted a little more. She noticed that Carbon College was offering square dance classes. She asked Mel if he would like to take the classes with her but he said "Naw, I don't think I'd like it." She said she finally nagged him into just trying it. Once they got going he wanted to go every night. She said that some nights she was so tired that she didn't want to, but that she had had bugged him so bad about going at the first she didn't dare not go when he wanted to.
In the fall of 1955 the college began to offer nursing classes. The idea was to produce LPN's. Aldena asked Mel about taking the course but he said "Don't even consider it" so she dropped it. She also tried to talk him into it in 1956, but he still refused to say yes.
Then something happened that changed both their lives. In June of 1957 Mel was working at the Columbia mine and they were building new tunnels. Mel got his leg caught between two mine cars and he got a compound fracture which led to a very dangerous infection. Despite the doctors at the East Carbon Hospitals efforts the infection started to spread and got worse and worse. A final try with a very strong antibiotic kept Mel from losing his leg and maybe even his life.
Mel told Aldena he thought he wouldn't make it and he began to think of her trying to support two young sons with out a good job. He told her to register for the fall nursing classes at Carbon College.
That fall 25 women were given tests to see if they could fit into the nursing program. Aldena was one of 12 that were chosen that fall. Getting an LPN in those days was somewhat different than it is today. She studied for three and a half months, and then spent eight months going to the Carbon County Hospital for three days a week for practical training and two days a week still taking classes at the college. In total it was a one year course. There was a book of procedures that the students must master at the hospital before they could do those things with patients without supervision.
"At first I found it hard to study as I'd been out of school for 20 years," she wrote. "It was a very good program and our class got along so good together."
She finished the course and soon was a regular at the hospital. She spent 25 years helping people and came away with a lot of good stories and some sad ones as well.
"I remember one time I was helping this Italian gentleman to get dressed," she said. "I went to put one of his shoes on and he stopped me. 'You are putting on my left shoe first. That is unlucky.' I have been careful when helping others ever since."
One day she was on the medical hall in the old hospital. She saw this elderly Greek man walking down the hall, holding his glass urinary bottle that was hooked to a catheter. He was stark naked. She ran and got a hospital gown and put on him and took him back to his room. He looked up at her and said "Lucky George, Lucky George" while she was walking him back.
A dispute over wages in the hospital eventually led to a sick out by nurses too. The states prevailing wage for LPN's was much higher than was being paid to Carbon Hospital personnel. The nurses approached management a number of times and they promised to do something about it. After a few times of doing this and nothing happening all the LPN's called in sick one day. The four RN's int he building had to handle everything. A bulletin went out that the LPN's would be fired if they didn't come to work, but they still didn't go in. The hospital adminstration finally met with a committee of workers and agreed to wage hikes, benefits, overtime pay and other things.
In the late 1960s Mel took a job in Moab working with the Potash Mines. In 1968 Aldene followed and lived there for a year. She soon found herself working at Allen Memorial Hospital there for the duration of their stay. She came back to the Carbon Hospital in 1969.
Aldene retired from the hospital in 1982. For years she had volunteered for the Red Cross, but now she found herself doing other volunteer activities as well including helping at the Senior Center. She has also worked for years at the Helper Mining Museum.
Mel was diagnosed with cancer in 1974 and died in August of 1975. Aldene has never married again.
"I have had a lot of proposals, but I just never have wanted to do that," she said.
These days she keeps busy and in contact with her two boys, nine grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. She also is active at the senior center (particularly with line dancing three days a week) and the mining museum. She still drives herself and does everything she has always done on a regular basis.
She spends a lot of time keeping her mind active by doing puzzles and crosswords.
And she is not shy about using a computer either, but it did take some proding. Lynn and Max had been after her for some time to get a computer and to learn to use email. She didn't want to.
"I told them I was too old to learn that," she said. "But they bought it and brought it to my house. Now they are after me to get an Ipod and other fancy stuff. They are always plotting."
Ninety three, going on ninety four and still dancing and learning new things. Her sons are right.
Who knows what else she can do.


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Better ask him what kind of hardware he intends to try it on, so you can be sure it is supported.
If he is going to try mandrake I would give him these links to the mandrake docs to read:
http://www.linux-mandrake.com/en/doc/80/en/user.html/ users guide
http://www.linux-mandrake.com/en/doc/80/en/ref.html/ reference guide
I don't know whether Outlook or Word will run under wine or not. Might give him the link for VMware express:
This would allow him to run Win9x under Linux, but you need VMware workstation for run WinNT or Win 2000. There is a trial version of Workstation. Epress is the inexpensive version of course.
Mandrake won't cost him anything if he wants to download it. ;D
As for advantages, hmmm
Stable, fast, virus free
runs on alot of different hardware, don't need brand new hardware to run it
opensource: you can modify the source code if you need too
cost: if you do buy one copy you can install it on as many computers as you want
secure: when a security problem is found, a patch is usually available right away
choice: not stuck with one GUI or program
Alright guys here's a few lets see some more reasons.


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Don't forget the socks!
A challenger appears!
You don't want to be the only person NOT dressed as PSY this year.
This is one of the creepier things I've seen in a while. In a good way...Its always in a good way.
Believe it or not, this is a real commercial for a real ice cream company based out of Philly.
He's not even the main character, but he's the best character.
You are entering a world of pain
A quick idea for Halloween - Poorly Restored Jesus. You get to chop up a wig for a beard and draw poorly. Win win.
This look is influenced by Roy Lichtenstein's "Drowning Girl" (1963).
Hair, check. Makeup, check. Clothes, check.
Just watch out for black cats
The Original Bus Driver Uppercut Costume!
Don't mess with Cleveland bus drivers.
A female individual aboard a Cleveland bus took it upon herself to berate and spit on a Cleveland Bus Driver who then dealt with her forthwith. Uh oh! She goin' to jail now!
This meme originates from a scene in the 1971 musical "Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory". Willy Wonka is played by Gene Wilder.
They hate it.
The concept of wearing a horse head mask for fun and profit came about as early as 2005. A youtube video posted by Tom Green is the first known use of the mask on the internet.
Be a sir!
This is probably the best effect-to-effort ratio you can get. It's super easy to do and it looks really convincing.
See if you can stomach these five snacks: Guacamole Vomit, Skull Meat, Tasty Roaches, Worms in Dirt and Kitty Litter Cake.
This is a pretty involved costume.
The clear master of pumpkin carving has to be Ray Villafane. His carvings are ridiculously detailed. So detailed you can see individual pores on a pumpkin face.
Yoda, Leia, Vader.


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Mary Jensen
Mary Jensen, Spring Glen and Helper, celebrates her 90th birthday in 2009.
Friends and family will honor Mary at a birthday luncheon picnic Aug. 8, starting at noon at Price City Park.
Mary and her husband, Oliver, raised five children, John, June, Dick, Helen and Jim.
The lifelong Carbon County resident has numerous grandchildren, great-grandchildren, and great-great grandchildren.
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JACKMAN, Maine (AP) - Officials say two border patrol agents involved in a fatal shooting entered a home in northern Maine thinking that a woman was still inside and in danger, when in reality she'd already left the residence.
The agents, Jamie Tierney and Chris Demanski, returned fire after the occupant, 75-year-old Charles Robinson, fired a shotgun blast that injured Tierney inside a Jackman home on June 23.
An investigation by the attorney general's office concluded Monday that Tierney fired the fatal shot and that both agents were legally justified in using deadly force.
Investigators said Robinson threatened his companion after she called for help, saying he was drunk and had hurt himself in a fall. Border agents responded because the closest sheriff's deputy was an hour away.
(Copyright 2012 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.)


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Supermarket-Style Food Pantry Offers Assistance To Those In Need
A volunteer stocks shelves at the West Side Campaign Against Hunger... News PhotoFood,Horizontal,Human Interest,New York City,Pantry,Poverty,Social Issues,USA,Volunteer,WorkingPhotographer Spencer PlattCollection: Getty Images News 2013 Getty ImagesNEW YORK, NY - JULY 24: A volunteer stocks shelves at the West Side Campaign Against Hunger food pantry on July 24, 2013 in New York City. The food pantry assists thousands of qualifying New York residents in providing a monthly allotment of food. In an anticipated speech today in Illinois, President Obama tried to re-focus the nations attention back onto the economy and the growing inequality between the rich and the rest of America. As of May 2013 the unemployment rate in America was stuck at 7.6% with many more Americans having given up on looking for work. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)


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PORTLAND, Maine (NEWS CENTER) -- The Portland Transportation Centeron Thompson's Point Road has been reopened after a bomb threat brought all travel there to a standstill.
The center is a hub for both the Downeaster train and the Concord Coach bus service.
Police say a man walked up to workers during the morning rush and told them he had a bomb in his backpack. Employees called 9-1-1 and when police arrived he waseventually taken into custody. A search of his backpack revealed nothing but household items, according to Portland chief Mike Sauschuck
The center was evacuated and a bomb team rana sweep of the building to make sureit wassafe.
Ittook be a couple of hours before the check was completed, so passengers had nothing to do in the meantime but wait.
The suspect has been identified as 44 year old Rodney Jewell of Portland. He has been charged with terrorizing, false public alarm, andrefusing to submit to arrest.


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Residents can order an additional black container for their refuse needs. The cost per month, that will be billed to their Town Of Gilbert utility bill, is $8.80. To order an extra black container you may fill out the on-line request for additional black refuse container. You may also call 480-503-6400 (Monday through Thursday, 7:00 am-6:00 pm) and a customer service representative will be happy to assist you.


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Atlantic Health System, New Jersey Commission on Cancer Research
Last Modified: September 11, 2005
Conference Dates: October 28, 2005
Conference Location: NJ Performing Arts Center, Newark, New Jersey
Sponsoring Group: Atlantic Health System, New Jersey Commission on Cancer Research
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When I think about almonds, I think about them as a delicious ingredient in yummy cakes and warm, gooey brownies. And although I know they are good for you, I've never really thought about almonds as an ingredient in healthy recipes or just as a snack in general (I know, I know) – until now!
Recently, the Almond Board of California teamed up with Cooking.com to host an Entertaining with Almonds Contest to find the best original outdoor entertaining-inspired almond recipe or tip. After I pondered on it awhile, I got to thinking, summer is the perfect time to try new recipes that contain different textures and cool ingredients.
When the Almond Board Party Package arrived, I was so excited that I dove right into the almonds without even taking a picture first! They had such a delicious, crunchy texture that it was hard for me to stop. But then, I reminded myself that I would want to make one of the delicious recipes included in the gift package, so I put the bag down and turned my attention to the rest of the items.
One of the things that caught my eye was the stylish almond snack tin. The tin features a colorful outside complete with nutritional information on the bottom for a serving size of 23 almonds. This little tin is the perfect size for travel and provides you with a nutritious snack wherever you go.
After thumbing through several pages of the Almond Inspiration book, my mouth was watering and I was ready to cook! With recipes like Stacked Ice Cream Sandwiches with Strawberries and Grilled Chicken with Almond & Raspberry Relish, who wouldn't be ready to dive into those recipes?
The Almond Board of California has a great website that is filled with nutritional information, history and so much more. They even have this great page called "Pantry Recipe Express" that allows you to input what you have in your kitchen cupboards and it comes up with tasty recipes using the ingredients!
So my lesson for the day – Almonds make for a delicious and nutritious snack at home and on the go. Almonds also add a burst of flavor and texture to any recipe. So go ahead, get creative!
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All Blog Posts Tagged 'Fionnuala' - liveIreland 2015-10-07T04:25:55Z http://my.liveireland.com/profiles/blog/feed?tag=Fionnuala&xn_auth=no Irish Music Review with Bill Margeson 18 August 08 tag:my.liveireland.com,2008-08-18:957489:BlogPost:75039 2008-08-18T18:00:00.000Z Bill Margeson http://my.liveireland.com/profile/BillMargeson Okay, okay, these things pile up. In the middle of last month's writing assignments for The Chicago Irish-American News, LiveIreland.com, Irish Music Magazine, the Public Radio show with my co-star and brilliant music interpreter, Shay Clarke, these things pile up. Last month, we told you about a single album. The unequalled, Beal Tuinne. Did you get your copy yet? So, when you get 500 albums sent to you every year, guess what happens? They pile up. Brace yourself, Bridgid, here they all come… Okay, okay, these things pile up. In the middle of last month's writing assignments for The Chicago Irish-American News, LiveIreland.com, Irish Music Magazine, the Public Radio show with my co-star and brilliant music interpreter, Shay Clarke, these things pile up. Last month, we told you about a single album. The unequalled, Beal Tuinne. Did you get your copy yet? So, when you get 500 albums sent to you every year, guess what happens? They pile up. Brace yourself, Bridgid, here they all come in a blast of brief bits better binged upon by being busy bionic readers. We loved EACH of these, or they wouldn't be here in the first place. If they sound good, check the Shop here on LiveIreland.com or contact David Lattimer through his e-mail here. They are NOT NOT NOT in priority order.

 Sheridan's Guest House by Dave Sheridan from Ireland is a joy of a thing. He has about 16 guest musicians on the album. He is a wonderful flute player out of Leitrim, we believe. A massive talent, and there is such a sense of joy in this album as he generously shares the spotlight with his musical friends. This is just flat-out wonderful. Rating: Four Harps

 You can always, always count on Clo Iar Chonanachta to put out wonderful, traditional music. Now the label brings us Ben Lennon on fiddle and Tony O'Connell on concertina in a magical thing called, Rossinver Braes. Wonderful. Guest musicians include Charlie Lennon on piano, Alec Finn on bouzouki and guitarist, Jerry McNamara. A contender for Instrumental Album of the Year. If you love real Irish music, this one is for you. A wondrous and lively piece of work, altogether. Rating Four Harps

 Be hip to the fact that Compass is releasing some of the old standards. If, like us, you only had the original Bothy Band albums on vinyl, rejoice. Check out the Compass website, and you will see this iconic stuff is being brought back to us in a modern format, and is as great as ever. The pictures on the covers also remind us that we were all once a lot younger, a lot thinner and a lot more interesting to look at. The Bothy Band helped change everything in trad. Check out the album titles like, Old Hag You Have Killed Me and Out of the Wind into the Sun and find it all again. This will be Four Harps Forever.

 Fionnuala Gill is one of those Riverdance Anuna voices. She is wonderful. Her Sony album, Whispers of Love is a bit new agey, but there are gems included that make it all worth it, to be sure. Overall, and through it all, she is a lovely singer. If you are a trad purist, this is not for you. If you love a beautiful voice, Whispers of Love is for you. We encourage Fionnuala to do a truly trad album. One Enya is well enough. Fionnuala is well beyond that silliness. Rating: Three Harps

 Trust Greentrax out of Scotland. Is there a better label in Europe? Wooed and Married is a fascinating and really interesting collection of music, all centering around Scottish weddings. It is the ultimate reference work. A must have for the Scotophile. The research is exhaustive and the liner notes are worth it alone! Wow! Now we know what "Jumping the Chanty" is! There's even a picture! We love love love the wedding night tune, Come To Bed Boots and All. If there is a Scot in your life getting married, or if you just love Scottish culture along with the rest of the world, get this one. It is all from the Scottish Studies Archives at the University of Edinburgh. Fabulous. Rating: Four Harps

 Compass has released the reunion concerts for Moving Hearts: Live in Dublin. The group formed in the early 80's and include---are you ready?---Christy Moore, Donal Lunny, Declan Sinnott, Eoghan O'Neill, Brian Calnan, Keith Donald and Davy Spillane. Iconic, in many respects. Of course, as is expected, frequent group member changes eventually diminished Moving Hearts to almost a self-parody, but there WERE major years of real innovation moving trad along in modern, electrified directions with highly creative arrangements. Moving Hearts were groundbreakers. They were NOT trad. Well, in some ways, they were-----anyway, this reunion set of concerts shows the musical retrospective with real gusto. You will love it as much as the packed houses did at the shows! There is a DVD also available. Rating: Three harps

 We were just talking about Compass re-releasing some of its Green Linnet catalogue, which it purchased from the defunct company a few years back. Among the re-releases is one of the great Irish albums of all time, Brokenhearted I'll Wander by Dolores Keane and John Faulkner. Many, including us, regard Dolores Keane---at one time---as the greatest singer in the history of traditional music. This album reminds you why. Each note is a diamond unto itself, and cannot be changed. Dolores was given a gift from God, and here it was on a magical display for the world to hear. A stunning piece of musical power that is all the more wonderful today because of the number of far lesser talents who have followed and tried to imitate her. The best. Four Harps To Infinity and Beyond.

 This one will be hard to find, and that is a shame. Noel Battle is a master harmonica player in the tradition of the Murphy Brothers, Charlie McCoy and the like. Noel's album is a treasure, entitled, Music From The Reeds. This is Irish harmonica at its best. Heck, this is harmonica at its best, period. It is also a treasure house of real and seldom heard reels, jigs, hornpipes and airs. We love the airs best. This man has soul. Wonderful side cats on the tunes, as well. A winner. A stunner. Do the work to find this Indie gem. Get busy! Rating: Four Harps

 We LOVE Novia Scotia's David Gunning. He is a master singer and songwriter. The real deal. His new album is House For Sale. He was a massive hit at Irish Fest in Milwaukee a couple years back, and this will show you why. Each song is moving, highly intelligent, and downright fun in a lot of cases. What a keen eye for the human condition David has! David, come to Chicago! Google the lad, find him, his albums, and discover a joy for life. David Gunning is a big deal, trust us! Rating: Four Harps

 Our pal, Billy Donnelly hipped us to Ray Moore. Scottish singer. Lovely album title and cover art, And then the birds sing (sic). Many of these songs are by Ray. All are great in his hands. As much as we love Scottish music, we have not been traditionally overwhelmed by Scottish male singers. Ray Moore is different. A resonant and moving voice with some great songs. Just check him out at www.raymoorefolk.com and you'll make a lovely discovery of a really gifted singer. Lovely. Rating: 3.5 Harps

 We also love Billy McComiskey's new album on Compass, Outside the Box. The first-ever album we bought in Irish music was Billy's, Makin' the Rounds, lo' these many decades ago. He plays a GREAT button box. A master. He is, also, unfortunately associated with ceili music in Baltimore, his worldwide headquarters. The regular reader knows how we feel about ceili "music". Dreadful. But, SOME great Irish musicians insist on loving it for some reason, and Billy is one of them. The few ceili tunes on this album are a result. Never mind. The rest of Outside the Box is exceptional. His box is a two-row B/C by Soprani, for those of you who follow these things. A great album from a really exceptional player. Great feeling and lift to it all. Ignore the ceili bits. They are fortunately, rare here. Get the album!! Rating: 3.5 Harps---bet you can figure out the missing half Harp rating point! Never mind! A great keeper of an album!

 We're out of time, space and work ethic. More next month, including a stunner just in from Greentrax in Scotland, Far Far From Yrpes, a fantastic homage and study of the Scottish music of WWI. Nuala Kennedy and Catherine McEvoy both have exciting flute albums out, (McEvoy's is unbelievably super)and Brian Conway is up with a super fiddle album we adore. All that next month and more!

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The Renewed Efforts Against Child Hunger and undernutrition (REACH) initiative works to enhance government and national capacity to effectively scale-up nutrition interventions in order to improve the nutrition and wellbeing of women and children. The Canadian Government, through the Department of Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development (DFATD) is the leading supporter of this programme, providing funding for 11 of the 15 countries where REACH works and securing the future of children and women.
DFATD, working with REACH partners WFP, UNICEF, FAO and WHO, has committed to a renewed effort against child hunger and undernutrition, supporting practical, effective and holistic approaches for reducing undernutrition in some of the most heavily burdened countries. This innovative initiative on multi-sectoral nutrition governance is key to achieving sustainable development goals. In Mali, REACH facilitators played a pivotal role in fostering multi-sectoral dialogue and collaboration among stakeholders to support the development of the national action plan.
The underlying causes of child undernutrition - food insecurity; poor health services and health environment; and inadequate maternal and child care, are all known and preventable. REACH supports Governments and other stakeholders to strengthen capacity for actors to come together to foster awareness and consensus, strengthen national policies and plans and increase effectiveness and accountability in an effort to translate advocacy, policy, programmes and plans into action and results. REACH, with the support of DFATD, organised a Planning Retreat with stakeholders in Mozambique (April 2013) to help integrate nutrition into the annual (2014) socio-economic workplans/budgets of the Government.
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Bennett Mangone, 96, passed away at his daughter's house in Central Point, Ore., on June 8, 2012. He had been under her care for the last 22 months. Before that he resided at an assisted living home in Taylorsville. Bennett was born on Oct. 2, 1915 to Frank and Tresa Mangone in Castle Gate. He was the last of their four children to pass. We joked about him being the "Ever Ready Bunny". He came so close to dying many times, but he recharged and bounced back. He had a great love for his life and lived it. He is survived by three daughters Pat, Susie and Rahshema, and many children who called him grandpa. He was a Staff Sergeant in World War II with the 1503rd Army Air Force. He worked as a welder for Independent Coal & Coke in Castle Gate for over 30 years. He loved gardening and fishing. Graveside services will be held at Mountain View Cemetery in Helper on Thursday, Aug. 2, 2012 at 2 p.m. He will be buried next to his brother, Gabe.
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Friday, Watauga County Sheriff's Office received a report of alleged inappropriate sexual activity by a Watauga County School teacher with then minor Watauga County School students—plural. The report stated that the inappropriate sexual activity reported occurred during
the years of 1998 to 2000 and 2004 to 2006. Sheriff Hagaman reported that the Watauga County Sheriff's Office Criminal Investigation Unit in conjunction with the District Attorney's Office conducted an investigation into the allegations, leading to contact and cooperation and support from the Watauga County Schools. As a result of the investigation, Amy Tilley Bower, 45, was arrested and charged with 2 counts of Sexual Activity with a Student and two of Indecent Liberties with a Child. The 279 NC Highway 194 South Vilas woman reportedly resigned as school started for the year, according to the Watauga County Schools, with Superintendent Dr. David Fonseca saying in a release, that "If the allegations are true, the behavior violated the trust of students, the ethics of the teaching profession, our school system policies, and the law. We take such possible misconduct very seriously. We have fully supported and cooperated with the investigation of this case by the Watauga County Sheriff's Office and we are grateful for their work." The Watauga County Schools said in their release that they initially learned of the investigation on August 20th, the day after Ms. Bower resigned her position as a fifth grade teacher at Cove Creek School. They said that Ms. Bower was first employed with the school system as a substitute teacher for the 1996-97 school year. Fonseca said that "It is understandable that this news may generate concerns about student safety. We want to reassure parents and everyone else that we continue to share their concern and that student safety continues to be our number one priority. At the same time, it is important to emphasize that the charges in this case involve the alleged behavior of one individual. Our confidence in the integrity, professionalism, and commitment of our teachers and other school personnel remains fully intact. We hope that the alleged misconduct of this one individual will not be allowed to tarnish the outstanding work of our personnel in the classroom and throughout our school system. Amy Tilley Bower was taken before a Watauga County Magistrate and given a secured bond in the amount of $50,000.00 and given a court date of September 17th.
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The International Labour Organization (ILO) has announced it will partner with Kuapa Kokoo Farmers Union in a two-year project to assist the government of Ghana in reducing child labour.
The pilot will run in 15 cocoa-growing communities affiliated with Kuapa Kokoo, the only Fairtrade certified cocoa cooperative in Ghana. The project focuses on preventing and removing children from hazardous work on cocoa farms. This includes livelihood support for vulnerable families and setting up a child labour monitoring system.
Francesco d'Ovidio, ILO Technical Advisor, explained that Kuapa Kokoo was chosen because of its clear commitment to the eradication of the worst forms of child labour. It is the only farmer-owned cooperative union in the cocoa sector to deal with this issue. Kuapa also already has the structures and systems needed to make this project possible.
The programme was launched on Friday 21 January in Juaboso, Ghana. Mr Emmanuel K. Arthur, Executive Director of Kuapa Kokoo, assured the ILO and all stakeholders that Kuapa Kokoo would make every effort to ensure the programme succeeds.
Child labour is still common on cocoa farms in West Africa, according to a U.S. Labor Department-sponsored report released in September. Child labour means work that is hazardous, exploitive or that undermines a child's education or its emotional and physical health. Fairtrade is committed to eliminating illegal child labour in all its forms.


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Product demonstrations will be taking place at the following shows: ISLH, Nice, France, May 21-24, AACC, Los Angeles, USA, July 15-19 and IFBLS Congress, Berlin, Germany, Aug. 18-22.CellaVision, which develops and sells products for routine analysis of blood and other body fluids in health care, is introducing the CellaVision® Image Capture System, its new cell morphology system for networked hospitals and associated laboratories. The product gives laboratories within the same network, no matter of size, the ability to share, review and store their manual blood tests, known as differential counts. The new product is designed for smaller laboratories performing up to 15 cell differentials per day complementing the company's current digital cell morphology products that are marketed to laboratories with large and medium-size workloads. "With the CellaVision® Image Capture System, CellaVision may now propose solutions to a greater variety of customer needs, including those of the smaller labs", says Peter Wilson, Marketing Manager at CellaVision. "Promoting collaboration and resource sharing, the system will allow the smaller laboratories to digitize their samples and have the analysis performed at the main lab. This means even the smallest labs can now become best practice in cell morphology."The CellaVision Image Capture System is designed to utilize a laboratory's existing microscope. CellaVision software helps the technologist to find, focus and capture cell images, and then transmits the digital cells to a CellaVision DM96 or DM1200 in a main lab at another location where the review is performed. New Product Overview Name: CellaVision® Image Capture System Target market: All regions. Networked hospital groups and health authorities consisting of both large and small laboratories.Launch: Beginning July 2012 (specific market availability will vary) Laboratory Benefits:
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The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, the Comptroller of the Currency, the National Credit Union Administration Board, the Federal Housing Finance Agency, the Office of Financial Research, and the Bureau of Consumer Financial Protection, the [1] Farm Credit Administration, in establishing and adjusting schedules of compensation and benefits which are to be determined solely by each agency under applicable provisions of law, shall inform the heads of the other agencies and the Congress of such compensation and benefits and shall seek to maintain comparability regarding compensation and benefits.
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[1] So in original. Probably should be "Research, the Bureau of Consumer Financial Protection, and the".
Source(Pub. L. 101–73, title XII, § 1206,Aug. 9, 1989, 103 Stat. 523; Pub. L. 102–233, title III, § 302(a),Dec. 12, 1991, 105 Stat. 1767; Pub. L. 107–123, § 8(d)(3),Jan. 16, 2002, 115 Stat. 2400; Pub. L. 107–171, title X, § 10702(b),May 13, 2002, 116 Stat. 516; Pub. L. 111–203, title I, § 152(d)(3), title III, § 367(8),July 21, 2010, 124 Stat. 1414, 1557.)
Section was enacted as part of the Financial Institutions Reform, Recovery, and Enforcement Act of 1989, and not as part of the Federal Deposit Insurance Act which comprises this chapter.
2010—Subsec. (a). Pub. L. 111–203, § 367(8)(B), which directed striking out ", and the Office of Thrift Supervision" could not be executed because those words did not appear subsequent to amendment by Pub. L. 111–203, § 152(d)(3)(B). See below.
Pub. L. 111–203, § 367(8)(A), which directed substitution of "Agency, and" for "Board, the Oversight Board of the Resolution Trust Corporation", was executed by substituting "Agency" for "Board" after "Federal Housing Finance", to reflect the probable intent of Congress and the amendments made by Pub. L. 107–123and section 302(a) ofPub. L. 102–233. See 2002 Amendment note and Change of Name note below.
Pub. L. 111–203, § 152(d)(3), substituted "Finance Board, the Office of Financial Research, and the Bureau of Consumer Financial Protection" for "Finance Board," and struck out "and the Office of Thrift Supervision," after "Credit Administration,".
2002—Pub. L. 107–171designated existing provisions as subsec. (a), inserted heading, and added subsec. (b).
Pub. L. 107–123struck out "the Thrift Depositor Protection Oversight Board of the Resolution Trust Corporation" after "Federal Housing Finance Board,".
Change of Name
Oversight Board redesignated Thrift Depositor Protection Oversight Board, effective Feb. 1, 1992, see section 302(a) ofPub. L. 102–233, formerly set out as a note under section 1441a of this title. Thrift Depositor Protection Oversight Board abolished, see section 14 (a)–(d) of Pub. L. 105–216, formerly set out as a note under section 1441a of this title.
Effective Date of 2010 Amendment
Amendment by section 152 (d)(3)of Pub. L. 111–203effective 1 day after July 21, 2010, except as otherwise provided, see section 4 ofPub. L. 111–203, set out as an Effective Date note under section 5301 of this title.
Amendment by section 367(8) ofPub. L. 111–203effective on the transfer date, see section 351 ofPub. L. 111–203, set out as a note under section 906 of Title 2, The Congress.
Effective Date of 2002 Amendment
Amendment by Pub. L. 107–123effective Oct. 1, 2001, see section 11 ofPub. L. 107–123, set out as a note under section 78ee of Title 15, Commerce and Trade.
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Convert a group of objects to a switchgroup
- Select the group of objects that you want to convert into a switchgroup.
- On the Inspector Transformation tab, select the SwitchGroup check box.
- To specify the switchgroup properties, click the Edit button. The SwitchGroup Properties dialog box lists the name of the group as it appears on the Objects panel. The Child Animation list displays each of the child objects in the order they are displayed during the animation, and indicates at which frame each is displayed. By default, the Child Animation list orders child objects by their relative position on the layer, with the bottom-most object displayed at Frame 1, the next object at Frame 2, and continues upwards through the layer, with the top-most object listed last.
- In the Default Child drop-down list, specify the child that is visible when the animation is not playing.
- To change the frame at which a child is displayed, double-click the child object in the Child Animation list, then change the value in the Frame field.
- To display a child object an additional time, perform the following steps:
- To remove an instance of a child object from the animation, select the child from the Child Animation list, then click Remove.
- Click OK.
- To test the switchgroup, click the Play button on the Animation panel.
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