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The room in the middle will lead you to the treasure you seek, but if you wish to explore further go to the door on your left. Note the sign to the left of it which reads "timing is everything"- this should give you a clue as to how to navigate the next area. Go through the door and you are in a hallway with three alternating fire traps. Using the advice gained from the sign click on the first trap and when the fire stops choose the 'attempt to cross' option. Repeat for the remaining two traps. At the end of the hallways you are rewarded with a treasure chest. Ransack the chest then go through the opened doorway. Explore the dive well and you are back where you started. This time go to the right door and read the sign before entering. This one tells you that there is nothing logic cannot overcome. Go through the door and you are in a double hallways with many fire traps. Inspect the left wall hole. This changes the fire ot the right hallway. Travel safely through the hall and inspect the wall hole at the end. This changes the fire flow towards the end of the right halway. Travel back down the hall and trigger the wall hole you first triggered. This puts the fire back in the left hall. One more fire trap move and you can saefely traverse the right hall. Now it is time to inspect the wall hole on the right. This causes the last fire trap to move to the left side giving you free reign to travel to the end of the right hallways. Inspect both holes in the wall to remove the fire from the short halway to remove the fire from the short hallways around the corner. Once the fire is gone. You can now travel to the end and trigger yet another wall hole. This extinguishes the fire closest to the door you have not gone through. Return to the side by side wall holes and pick the right hole (while oriented towards them) to move the last fire back. Now you can travel safely through the door. Explore the treasure chest then continue through the open door and explore that dive well. You are now back in the room with the three doors. It is now time to go through that middle door. Inside you see the pushable statue across the room. At first when you try to go to it you get burned by a firetrap. Do not dismay. This time have your character follow the lighter wood to get behind the statue. Push the statue forward until it is over a fire trap. This turns them off. Continue pushing the statue until it covers the floorstone. This opens a room with the treasure chest containing the writings. Take this and other loot, then click the "deliver writings" button to go and complete the task. ~Deliver Copper~ Zhan Su asks you to collect 7 pieces of copper. This is an easy task, simply go to map view and click on the icons. Once down to sim level click on the copper to collect. Repeat until you have all coppers. When you have all coppers click the 'deliver copper' button. ~Smashing Boulders~ You are asked to help a common adventurer learn how to smash boulders. Click 'report in' to learn more about this task. Once you report in you are asked to convince three locals you are worthy of learning how. Find any three locals (the training academy or any of the house symbols in the map are good places to find locals) and form a good relationship (just short of friend) and choose the 'convince sim' socialization option. After you have convinced three sims press the 'report in' button. ~Answer Questions (after smashing boulders)~ Next you are told that you must go answer Wu Xio's questions. Once again a good relationship is important for the 'answer questions' interaction to work. If you went to the training academy and befriended her earlier this is a simple task. Next she sends you on another mission. ~Find Lapis Lazuli Gems (after answer questions)~ The third part of this mission will *hopefully* give you the knowledge, but first you must find three valuable Lapis Lazuli gems and deliver them. This is a simple task, go to the map view and the 3 locations of the gems are marked on your map. Simply go to these and click 'collect'. After you have all three click on the 'deliver gems' button to bring them to Wu Xio. ~Pangu's Axe (after delivering gems)~ After delivering the gems you are told about the ancient tool to crush boulders- Pangu's Axe. You must now travel to the Temple of Heaven to locate the axe. Go to map view and it is the large pagoda shaped building. The entrance to the temple is tricky to find, but it is located at the right corner against the hill. It is a staircase inside a building that does not let you view the inside. When you go down the stairs there is a long hall of chinese artifacts. Directly to your left is a pil of rubble- clear it. This clears a door, but before you go through check the wall on the left in the middle section. This reveals a hidden door- go through it. Take items from both treasure chests then turn your attention to the roomms on either side are pretty but have no treasure or purpose. So return to the door you found under the rubble and go through it. There is a staircase infront of you, go down it. Insert your key in the keystone at the bottom of the stairs. In this room there is a staircase, go down it. You are now in a large room with a carpeted walkway. Follow the path (note there is no hidden doors) until you find the semi hidden chest in an alcove. Loot the chest. Continue down the carpeted path until it dead ends. There are multiple doors infront of you, but first check the chest on your right. Now head through the archways and follow the carpet stopping at the second alcove to loot the chest. Follow the carpet and go down the staircase it leads you to. Jump in that dive well and explore it- chosing to go through the tunnel. This brings you to a room with lots of things to collect, 2 other dive wells and a staircase. Collect the jems and disarm the fire traps that appear. Explore the other two dive wells if you wish, then head up the stairs. Head down the new staircase. Pull the lever on your right (the non-flaming torch). This disarms the fire traps. Go up the first staircase if you want, but it is impassable without the axe. Instead snake around the path and go up the next staircase. Then head down the staircase infront of you. Go to the room with the hole in the wall. Disarm the trap infront of it, then inspect the hole. This opens a hidden door. Loot the chest and go up the stairs. This is what you have been waiting for- the big axe is on the wall next to the carpet with candles. Trace your way back through to the staircase that lead to the boulders disarming any traps as you go if you wish. Destroy the boulder directly infront of you and collect the coins off the pedestal. Now go down the narrow path way and explore the wall on your left to find a hidden door. Go through and collect the relic off the alter. Then follow the path to find yet another secret door on the right wall. Inside is a relic worth a Lot of Money. Exit the hidden areas. Now collect the stores to the right walkway from the chest. Then checkout the chest and back all the way out and get the chest past the stairway you came up. Back track to the room with the three dive wells. Exit through the dive well with the tunnel and back out the staircases to the room with the carpeted walkway. Follow the carpet up a couple of flights of stairs until you reach the room with the locked doorway and the staircase up. Now leave and deliver the axe. You are told you can keep the axe, Yay! ~Find Relic (after returning the axe)~ After returning the axe you are asked to smash a boulder in the hotsprings to obtain a relic. Go to map view and click on the hotsprings. There is a boulder in front of a doorway to a dive well, use the axe and smash it (click on the boulder and select smash). Once the boulder is gone explore the dive well. It gives you the chance to go through the tunnel, click yes. Once through the tunnel you are in an underground area. There is a footstone in the adjoining room. Stand on it, activating water traps which extinguishes the fire traps allowing you to cross safely. In the next room there are ancient coins and a treasure chest. After gathering the treasure explore the dive well. Choose to swim through the tunnel and this brings you to yet another room. Head to the left room, gather coins and open the treasure chest. Then move the pushable statue over the floor stone. This causes a floor hole to open in the right room. Go there now and inspect it. This opens a secret door, go inside gather the coins and loot the treasure chest. Return to the previous room and move the pushable statue over the floor storm. This opens a footstone by the dive well. Walk over and stand on it. This activates water jets that put out the fire traps, you can now cross to yet another dive well that you need to explore. Swim through the tunnel and read the plaque on the wall if you wish. The plaque is not very helpful, so continue into the next room. There is a pushable statue in the middle. Push it until it covers the second floorstone. This turns off the fire on the left allowing you to go into the left room. Travel there now and step on the footstone. This activates a water jet over the fire trap on the right. Return to the pushable statue and push it onto the last floor stone. Now move to the right side and stand on the footstone. 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Drama Blacklist and comedies Night Shift and Welcome to the Family have all gotten the greenlight at NBC
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When will the networks release the trailers for their new shows?
Also is CBS done picking up all of its shows or will they pick up more dramas
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1. Sunday, probably (for NBC)
2. Maybe
i just looked up "Blacklist". Looks quite similar to USA's "White Collar"
CBS will probably pick up at least one more drama since Hostages will have 15 episode limited run seasons. I wouldn't be surprised if they picked up two more.
When will the networks release the trailers for their new shows?
Within the next week.
CBS still has three pilots in serious contention, so I would expect at least one more pickup.
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That's exactly what I was thinking.. Not exactly sure how it will turn out
They release the trailers right after their upfronts.
Are these comedies or dramas or a mix?
A show that sounds like White Collar?
I'm all in (provided it gets at least a 2nd season)!
Night Shift could be something good, if it's good and not too much a series.
More like 'ER'.
This has to be it for dramas from NBC, probably 2 more comedies from NBC
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If they skip one year 'The Biggest Loser' and cut comedy back to 3 hours, they still have 3 more drama's.
Single-cam Comedy is good now, there is no place anymore.
Only Multi-cam, only 2 has picked up yet, maybe 2 more of some flop?
Looking forward to Blacklist and James Spader.
Hmm. I read somewhere that they passed on Night Shift. Glad to hear that's not the case.
Blacklist is definitely getting one of the spots behind The Voice. They'll probably move Parenthood to another night (Thursday, maybe?)
I here CBS has passed on the Beverly Hills cop series…., I'm really disappointed
Welcome to the Family is a sitcom starring Mike O'Malley about a blended family. Night Shift is a medical drama with Freddy Rodriguez and Blacklist is also a drama about a master criminal and a FBI agent working together to get all of his accomplices. Spader plays the criminal.
All of the other multi-cams have been said to be dead according to deadline, and community is renewed for 13 episodes, so I'm expecting Assistance or Mr. Robinson, or both to be picked up
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Living in Hawai'i now for a good chunk of time, Honolulu to be exact, I've become somewhat familiar with the multiple languages I hear around me on a daily basis. Languages like Cantonese, Korean, Tagalog, Ilokano, and Samoan. I've even embarked on the process of learning one of the languages I became interested in after moving to Hawai'i: Japanese. I hear Hawaiian often, but mostly in fragments with phrases here and there that have become familiar to most living in the islands (Unfortunately, I rarely hear fluent speakers of Hawaiian, except at the university or when I travel to outer islands or visit with speakers who have learned the langauge in immersion schools, but this is changing as the language continues to be revitalized).
Also, I often hear Pidgin, the creole language of Hawai'i. I even find myself using intonational, lexical and syntactic features of Pidgin sometimes too, even though I often sense ethnolinguistic boundaries with the use of Pidgin that make it a problematic linguistic resource to draw on for those that aren't perceived to be 'authentic users' of the language (an authenticity usually ideologically associated in the broader discourse in Hawai'i society with ethnicity, social class, and/or being born and raised in the islands, i.e. "local").
The extraordinary linguistic diversity of urbanized areas of the U.S. like Honolulu isn't all that surprising, considering incredibly multilingual cities like Los Angeles and New York City. But the ethnic and linguistic diversity in Hawai'i, and in particular the "language ecology" of Honolulu, provides a good example to illustrate some of the more recent terms sociolinguists are using to describe what happens in these sites of language contact.
Terms like codemeshing, polyglot dialog, receptive multilingualism, crossing, polylingual languaging, plurilingualism, translanguaging, metrolinguistics, fused lects, third spaces, transidiomatic practices, and translingual practices are being used more and more as sociolinguists grapple with the complex realities of language use "in the wild."
Just taking a walk down Kalakaua Avenue, a couple mile stretch of street that courses through the heart of Waikiki, and you're bound to see and hear a variety of linguistic practices, the consequences of globalizing trends that continue to bring people from diverse backgrounds together. These new conceptual tools are becoming more and more useful to account for the dynamic ways people negotiate this linguistic diversity that doesn't fit into the boxes of 'bilingualism' or 'multilingualism'.
Even these two terms, bilingualism and multilingualism, which in the past have been sufficient to describe the learning and use of more than one language, are being questioned more and more by applied linguists, sociolinguists and others who see them as increasingly inadequate because they are still grounded in monolingual ideologies of language.
Describing a speaker or a society as bilingual or multilingual draws on a few assumptions, one being that using the term "bi/multilngual" operates off of a binary of mono/bi or uni/multi. Before I started thinking about all this stuff a bit more in grad school, my idea of being bilingual or multilingual was essentially having equal control over more than one language, or being a "balanced bilingual." But even for very proficient users of multiple languages, 'balanced' mischaracterizes what's really going on with these 'multilinguals,' when we examine either their language processing psycholinguistically, or their language practices sociolinguistically.
Another assumption that is explored in-depth by Makoni and Pennycook (2007) delivers a pretty strong, critique of "languages-as-a-bounded systems." That is to say, even the notion of 'a language' like "English" or "French" is an ideological outcome of historical processes that originated in the formation of nation-states in Europe where linguistics practices were fused to a national identity. An example would be how historically, Parisian French became the 'standard' French variety spoken in France, often through various means of linguicism towards the range of diverging varieties that existed in France at the time (a point which is glossed over fairly quickly on Wikipedia's article on the history of the French language, as the "period of unification, regulation and purification or latinization" beginning in the 17th century or earlier I wonder?).
But this ideology of standard/non-standard really goes way back if you consider that all the Romance languages spoken in Europe during the Roman Empire and long after its fall were referred to as "Vulgar Latin," vulgar here meaning 'common,' or 'vernacular.' So, without going too far down this rabbit hole, the ideology of the terms 'standard' and 'non-standard' have deep sociohistorical roots.
Soaking up some of these arguments for shifting our perspective on very basic ideas of 'what language is,' which largely has been encouraged, I think, by the growing number of empirical studies of language use in everyday life "out there in the wild," I've been drawn more and more towards seeing "language" as "diverse linguistic resources" and from a "linguistics of community" to a "linguistics of contact" (See Hymes and Gumperz work if you're interested in this but also Rampton 1999 to get a nice summary of this). André Martinet, a French linguists back in the day argued this point more or less more than 50 years ago:
"There was a time when the progress of research required that each community should be considered linguistically self-contained and homogenous…Linguists will always have to refer at times to this pragmatic assumption. But we shall now have to stress the fact that a linguistic community is never homogenous and hardly self-contained…linguistic diversity begins next door, nay, at home, and within one and the same man."
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So, to address this issue of communities and contact, and with an eye towards shifting the "monolingual orientation" that is said to influence much of the public discourse (and research agendas) in various fields of linguistic research, as well as on issues of language policy on multilingualism, applied (socio)linguistic scholars like Ofelia Garcia, Suresh Canagarajah, and Ben Rampton have introduced terms like 'dynamic bilingualism,' 'translingual practices,' or "multiethnic youth urban vernaculars" to account for the ways people actually use the multiple linguistic resources available to them 'in practice' in dealing with all of the interactional problems that come up in everyday life.
Related to this, an area of research falling under the term 'polylingualism' (or polylingual languaging) coming out of a European context is summed up well by Rampton (2010):
"…to challenge the default status often given to the idealization of bi- and multilingualism as the shared command of two or more languages-as-bounded-systems, Jørgensen introduces the notion of polylingualism, which he uses to characterize situations of social change where people use fragments from differently valued languages that they don't speak proficiently or share with their interlocutors, where linguistic forms can be hard to link to designated source languages, where we-code/they-code (or minority/majority language) interpretations over-simplify, and where the linguistic combinations often stand out to participants as non-routine, not just to analysts (Jørgensen 2008:169)."
Coming back to the islands of Hawai'i, then, reenvisioning language as linguistic resources in zones of global contact gives us an interesting lens on how these resources change over time, and how these resources come to be valued differently by different people in different times and places. Pidgin or Hawai'i Creole is a fascinating case in point, seeing as how it historically has been a heavily stigmatised language, especially in educational contexts, but still continues to thrive despite what might seem to be the hegemonic and privileged variety of American English that would seem to wipe it out.
Why does Pidgin continue to thrive despite what some might call the homogenizing-bulldozing force of "Standard English"?
Marcia Farr has written on this, but in the context of Chicago, and describes the fact that stigmatized or 'non-standard' language varieties continue to persist because of 'opposed linguistic markets.' As she writes, 'non-standard' "ways of speaking persist, formal education notwithstanding, because local markets provide sites in which these ways of speaking are valued" (p.1171).
This is most definitely the case in Hawai'i as both teachers and students use Pidgin to accomplish the goals of building relationships and doing learning integral to everyday education (but this is far from universal across the islands, especially in the urban area of Honolulu where there are linguistic enclaves of language use due to factors like social class, ethnic and linguistic background and globalizing influences like immigration and tourism).
So the point (or argument) of all this I suppose if there is one, besides just trying to get some of my rambling thoughts out of my brain so I can organize them a bit better, is this:
Seeing how people are actually using language in urbanized areas where there is immense linguistic diversity should shift our perspectives on language from a linguistics of community to a linguistics of contact, where deeply held assumptions of what language is will need to recognize an ever-growing body of empirical research that is making it less and less feasible to think of a 'language' as some kind of coherent thing.
How this perspective will influence other disciplines more entrenched in views of language-as-a-bounded system (linguistics and psycholinguistics for example) or the arguments for whether it even should influence other fields will be interesting to see. This is because there may be very good reasons for holding on to these assumptions in order to get work done on research that is pushing our understanding of how language works in new directions and by asking very different kinds of questions.
I'm just not sure what these reasons would be.
I'm especially interested to hear from people who have some interesting experiences with diversity from urban environments they've lived in or travelled through in the past.
I took the featured image for this post on the ridge above Hanauma Bay overlooking Maunaloa Bay and Diamond Head. You can see the lights of Waikiki in the distance.


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Argentina's newly-appointed Central Bank (BCRA) governor Alejandro Vanoli claimed a "devaluation attempt" by 'concentrated powers' and rejected any official plans to downward the value of the country's currency. He pledged to discourage speculation and to "put an end to abuses from financial institutions."
Blue dollar in Argentina further plummets as market waits for new rules
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Buenos Aires stock market plunges 7.2%, and the US dollar recedes slightly
The day after Argentina's central bank governor Juan Carlos Fabrega stepped down, investors expressed their pessimism as Buenos Aires City stock market, Merval, which plunged 7.2% to 10,703.32 points on Thursday.
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Argentina in France trying to work out a debt deal with the Paris Club
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US dollar approaching the 12 Pesos mark in Argentina
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Argentine central bank reserves fall below the 30bn dollars threshold
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Physicians can often name a medical device or procedure that would improve patient care - if only that device or procedure existed.
The University of Rochester Medical Center is a treasure trove of ideas, says Greg Gdowski, executive director of the new Center for Medical Technology and Innovation (CMTI) at the University of Rochester.
There are 1,400 clinicians, all of whom likely have novel ideas based on what they do in their practices.
The trouble is, doctors don't usually have the time or capacity to turn their ideas into products. So the university is launching the CMTI to connect physicians with biomedical engineering faculty and students who can help develop product prototypes. The center is also forging relationships with companies capable of taking prototypes to the marketplace.
The idea behind the CMTI is to bring all three facets - clinician, engineer, and company - into one community. Our physicians will have a way to get something built, says Gdowski.
The URMC Cardiovascular Engineering Lab (CVEL) has been awarded the 2013 CTSI/UNYTE pilot Collaborative research grant. The project, entitled, Regional Ultrasound Wall Strain Measurements to Predict Risk of Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm (AAA) rupture, is led by PI's Ankur Chandra, M.D., RPVI, Karl Schwarz, M.D., Steven Day, Ph.D., and Dan Phillips, Ph.D.
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Abdominal aortic aneurysms are one of the top ten causes of death in men over the age of 55, and upstate New York has higher rates of this condition than the rest of the country. Researchers are now working on patient-specific diagnosis and treatment, as the Innovation Trail's Kate O'Connell reports.
Dr. Ankur Chandra, a lead investigator at the University of Rochester's Cardio-Vascular Engineering Lab (CVEL), says the prevalence of aortic aneurysms and ruptures in upstate New York points to a need for increased screening.
One thing about the Western New York and upstate region that's critically important is that the prevalence, meaning the number of patients in this region with aortic aneurysms is unusually high when compared with the rest of the country, Chandra says.
Among the six University teams that have advanced to the New York Business Plan Competition finals, the Department of Biomedical Engineering has two teams vying for the top spot. The finalists include BME undergraduate team, TrakOR (W. Spencer Klubben, Ankit Medhekar, Michael Nolan, Sonja Page, Matt Plakosh, Erin Schnellinger) in the biotech/healthcare category and graduate team, MedThru ICT (Sarah Catheline, Nirish Kafle, Nick Lewandowski, Alvin Lomibao) in the information technology/software category.
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The finals will take place in Albany on April 26, where the two teams will vie for $225,000 in cash and in-kind prizes. The New York Business Plan Competition is the only leading collegiate business competition that is a regionally coordinated, collaborative statewide program, which sets it apart from all other competitions. It is one of the largest collegiate business competitions in the nation.
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Friederike Moltmann, Centre national de la recherche scientifique, Paris
Friederike Moltmann is senior researcher at the Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique in Paris. She had previously taught both linguistics and philosophy at various universities in the US and the UK. She has published numerous articles in both linguistic and philosophical journals and is author of Parts and Wholes in Semantic (OUP, 1997).
"In Moltmanns work, linguistic, metaphysical and more general philosophical insight and theory are expertly woven together in an exceptionally original and rewarding way. This book is essential reading for philosophers, linguists and cognitive scientists." - Mark Sainsbury, University of Texas at Austin
"This book is important for its hypotheses and conclusions, but even more so for its methodology: Moltmanns thorough and careful examination of linguistic (and crosslinguistic) data has raised so-called descriptive metaphysics, the analysis of the categories of being implicitly recognized by ordinary language and commonsense
thought, to a new level." - John P Burgess, Princeton University
1: Reference to Universals
2: Reference to Tropes and the Ontology of Tropes
3: The Semantics of Special Quantifiers in Predicate Position
4: Propositions and Attitudinal Objects
5: Intensional Transitive Verbs and their Objects
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REVIEW: Something About a Cowboy by Sarah M. Anderson
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October 8, 2015
COLLEGE STATION, Texas (AP) -- Texas A&M defensive back Steven Campbell has left the team because of lingering problems from a concussion earlier this season.
Campbell sustained a concussion several weeks ago and hasn't played since. Texas A&M coach Kevin Sumlin said Tuesday he met with Campbell, who "doesn't feel like himself" and has decided to leave the team. The senior will remain in school.
Campbell had nine tackles in two games this season and had 82 tackles, a sack and an interception in his career.
No. 20 Texas A&M hosts sixth-ranked LSU on Saturday.
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I have a table called city contains 10000 records.The records will be updated once in 3 months so I have cached the entire table in memeory for better performance.
This is mapped to an object of type City.
I am iterating through the resultset and creating a new City object for all 10,000 records, putting them into HashMap with key as cityId and value as the City object.
Then based on the cityId supplied by the client , I have to find in the HashMap the corresponding object and have to return it.Likewise I am doing for other tables also.
I am using Weblogic server and not using EJB's.
Is there any other way of handling this ,since I have to create 60,000 to 70,000 in-memeory objects.
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Melissa Rivers, daughter of Joan Rivers, gave fans an update on her mother on Friday.
"My mother would be so touched by the tributes and prayers that we have received from around the world. Her condition remains serious but she is receiving the best treatment and care possible. We ask that you continue to keep her in your thoughts as we pray for her recovery," Melissa said in a statement.
As previously reported on AccessHollywood.com, a source told Access that the 81-year-old entertainer was placed in a medically induced coma on Thursday.
PHOTOS: Joan Rivers Over The Years
Earlier on Thursday, the star was rushed to Mt. Sinai hospital in New York, after she stopped breathing during a routine surgery. She was previously in stable condition at the medical facility, the source said on Thursday afternoon.
Joan went in for throat surgery on Thursday at Yorkville Endoscopy. During the procedure, the entertainer stopped breathing and a call was made to 911, the source previously said. She was rushed from Yorkville to Mt. Sinai hospital at the time.
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Open Minimized Windows in Current Space in OS X 10.5
Snow Leopard changed a lot of small things in the system, and not all of these were detailed by Apple. One such change occurs when you use minimized windows with Spaces (Apple's tool to create virtual desktops). In OS X 10.5, when releasing (unminimizing just sounds so...wrong) a minimized window from the Dock, it would spring back into whatever Space it started on, switching to that Space as it activated the newly-released window.
While this may be desired behavior most of the time, it could be jarring if you'd gotten involved in another Space, and suddenly found yourself looking at your released window in a totally different Space.
In 10.6, it seems that things still work as they did in 10.5, at least when you click on a minimized window's Dock icon. Note that this tip only applies if you have not implemented Snow Leopard's new "minimize into application icon" feature--that is, your minimized windows still show up on the right-hand side of the Dock.
Here's the trick: Command-click on a minimized window in the Dock, and it will be released into the current Space instead of into its originating Space. Snow Leopard makes both behaviors available, hopefully satisfying the needs of anyone who minimizes windows to the right-hand side of the Dock. I'm not aware, though, of any way to toggle the behavior of click and Command-click, so that you could release a minimized window into the current Space with a single click.
Thanks to Mac OS X Hints contributor rab777hp for today's tip.


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Things to know in St. Lucie County this week: April 9
Get a business off the ground
The Service Corps of Retired Executives will present a workshop on how to prepare a business plan from 5 to 7 p.m. Tuesday at the Fort Pierce Branch of the St. Lucie County Library System, 101 Melody Lane in downtown Fort Pierce. The session will cover the benefits of a business plan, how to put a plan together, developing a marketing plan, financial schedules, business structure and taxation. Admission is free and open to the public. For information, call 772-340-1333 or 772-489-0548. To register, visit treasurecoastscore.org.
Discuss 'Mockingbird'
Morningside Musings Book Club will discuss the classic novel "To Kill A Mockingbird" by Harper Lee at 2:30 p.m. Tuesday at Morningside Library, 2410 S.E. Morningside Blvd. in Port St. Lucie. Admission is free and open to the public. For information, call 772-337-5632 or go to library.stlucieco.gov.
scan the spring skies
Hallstrom Planetarium at Indian River State College will present "Spring Skies: The Dippers and the Diamond" at 7 and 8 p.m. Friday. Audiences in the planetarium on the IRSC main campus, 3209 Virginia Ave. in Fort Pierce, will learn how to use the Big Dipper and the Little Dipper as guideposts to find an obscure star group known as Virgo's Diamond. Subsequent shows will be at 7 and 8 p.m. April 13, May 11 and June 1 and at 1 and 2 p.m. April 14, May 12 and June 2. The planetarium's temperature is 72 degrees, so visitors might want to bring a light jacket or sweater. Tickets are $3 and are available at the box office of the McAlpin Fine Arts Center, by calling 800-220-9915 and visiting irsc.edu.
Searching for life
Marc Kaufman, a journalist and author, will talk about the science of astrobiology in a presentation titled "Is There Life Beyond Earth?" at 7 p.m. Friday at the Johnson Education Center of the Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institute, 5600 N. U.S. 1 north of Fort Pierce. A writer and editor for more than 30 years, Kaufman recently wrote "First Contact: Scientific Breakthroughs in the Hunt for Life Beyond Earth," a best-selling book on astrobiology, A question-and-answer session, reception and book signing will follow the lecture. Tickets are $10 for Harbor Branch members, $15 for nonmembers and only will be sold in advance. For information and to order tickets, call 772-242-2559 or pick up tickets at the Ocean Science Lecture Series.
Take a historical flight
The Experimental Aircraft Association will offer rides on a restored 1929 Ford Tri-Motor airliner, a classic aircraft from the early days of commercial air travel, from 2 to 5 p.m. Thursday and 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday through Sunday at Witham Field Airport, 2011 S.E. Airport Road in Stuart. Nicknamed the "Tin Goose," the plane was built by the Ford Motor Co. in the late 1920s. The association's airplane underwent a 12-year restoration. The 15-minute flights cost $80 per person. For information, visit flytheford.org. To book a flight, call 1-877-952-5395.
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Friday, December 30, 2011
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NORCROSS -- No injuries were reported in a Friday morning fire at a local business.
Firefighters responded to the scene of Imperial Plastics LLC in the 2800 block of Colonnades Court at 9:13 a.m. They extinguished the flames in less than an hour.
The blaze caused moderate damage to the structure and machinery, according to an official with Gwinnett County Fire and Emergency Services.
The cause of the incident was listed as accidental, "caused by leaving production materials overnight unattended," according to Lt. Eric Eberly.
The building houses a company that produces plastic pellets for resell from recycled plastic containers.
Upon arrival at the business, crews found moderate smoke in the one-level commercial building. Firefighters forcibly entered the building to find "they indeed had a working fire. Due to the size of the building, command called for additional units," Eberly said.
Eberly said the fire originated in the back of the building and "sent significant smoke throughout the structure."
In total, six engines, two ladder trucks, one squad unit and a medic unit responded to the scene.
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Boo-Hoo: The Sperminator's Son Is Feeling Sad And Blue Behind His Daddy's Dirty Dog Ways- By Bossip Staff Categories: Baby Mama Drama, Bolitics, Break Ups
This fool Arnold went and broke up his happy home behind this hoe, so sad…
According to TMZ reports:
Arnold Schwarzenegger's 17-year-old son Patrick is sharing his feelings in the wake of his father's scandal … saying he loves his family very much, but some days he just wants to be "normal for a bit."
Patrick took to his Twitter page moments ago and posted, "some days you feel like s**t, some days you want to quit and just be normal for a bit, yet i love my family till death do us apart."
FYI — the first part of Patrick's message is a lyric from the Fort Minor hit, "Where'd You Go."
Earlier today, Pat's mother, Maria Shriver, released a statement about Arnold's adultery admission saying, "This is a painful and heartbreaking time. As a mother, my concern is for the children."
Schwarzenegger done really stepped in it this time. Maybe Miley Cyrus will let Patrick hit the Salvia bong with her to console his aching heart…


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The news of Patrick Cote's sentencing for two bank robberies the other day was in parts sad, shocking and curious. What happened to lead to his descent from one-time NHL enforcer to a life of crime?
The tale also brought to mind Attila Ambrus, the most notorious and engaging thief hockey has ever known.
If you're not familiar with Ambrus, he was a Hungarian hard-drinking, womanizing, puck-stopping (sometimes) goalie whose legend reached iconic status. His adventures were expertly told in the 2004 book The Ballad of the Whiskey Robber, written by Julian Rubinstein.


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Our entire community's well-being is at stake. As a not-for-profit health care provider, we offer health and wellness programs at no or low cost as part of our mission.
Outreach Services works to evaluate and respond to these critical needs in our community. These services include the operation of our community health centers, medical education, subsidized care, early detection and prevention programs, screenings, health fairs and more.
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We care for all who need it. We provide everything from wellness education and preventive screenings out in the community to comprehensive primary care at our community health centers. In addition to the traditional services, our clinics offer medication assistance programs for patients who qualify. For more information call 574.335.3898.
Our Mobile Medical Unit, a 40-foot-long clinic on wheels that enables SJHS to meet the needs of individuals who may not have transportation or access to medical offices or clinics. With the MMU, we can also deliver corporate wellness to the doors of local organizations, providing health education and screenings on-site. For more information call 574.335.3898
Prenatal care coordination is a service developed to improve outcomes of pregnancy and reduce infant mortality rates. This service includes assessment, education, referrals and support. This outreach and home visiting program targets pregnant women who may be at risk due to medical or psychosocial factors. Our coordinators are here to provide support when you are feeling overwhelmed. For more informationc all 574.335.3887.
In agreement with Penn-Harris-Madison and School City of Mishawaka, SJHS provides a nursing paraprofessional in each school who works in conjunction with either a consulting nurse or an on-site registered nurse. School health aides and nurses have over 180,000 school health visits annually. Aides and nurses assist with wellness services and health fairs. SJHS also underwrites the School Health Ministry program of the Catholic Schools Office for the schools in the South Bend area of the Diocese of Fort Wayne-South Bend. For more information call 574.335.3897.
We offer many support services to seniors in our community. Our SHIP (State Health Insurance Assistance Program) counselors provide assistance to those who need help with Medicare or other related health insurances. We also offer a Senior Fit exercise class free of charge. For more information call 574.335.3891.
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Marie M. Madden
PAWTUCKET - Marie M. (Glenn) Madden, 95, of Old Diamond Hill Road Cumberland, formerly of Ferncrest Drive, Pawtucket, passed away Saturday at Memorial Hospital of Rhode Island. Marie was the wife of the late Jean D. Madden, Sr. for 72 years. Born in Philadelphia, PA, Marie was a daughter of the late Matthew T. and Margaret (Burke) Glenn.
Mrs. Madden was a parishioner of St. Teresa Church in Pawtucket for over 60 years. Marie was active for many years in the St. Raphael Academy Ladies Auxiliary, Providence College Veridames, St. Joseph Senior Citizens and a volunteer at Memorial Hospital for many years.
Marie was the beloved mother of Jean D. Madden, Jr. and M. Glenn Madden, both of West Warwick. Loving grandmother of Kathleen E. Rainone, David M. Madden and Thomas M. Madden. Cherished great grandmother of six. Caring aunt of Nancy Lapointe and the late Maurice Madden, III. Marie was the sister of the late Katherine Durning and Matthew, Anna and Marguerite Glenn.
A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated Friday at 11:30 am in St. Teresa of the Child Jesus Church, 358 Newport Avenue, Pawtucket. Burial will follow in St. Joseph Cemetery, West Greenwich. Relatives and friends are invited and may call Friday 10:30-11:30 am in St. Teresa Church.
In lieu of flowers, gifts in Marie's memory to St. Teresa Church, 358 Newport Ave., Pawtucket, RI, 02861 would be appreciated. Funeral Arrangements entrusted to THE URQUHART–MURPHY FUNERAL HOME, Warwick. www.murphyfuneralhomes.org [1]
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We have been serving the same great award-winning pizza for more than 50 years and everything on the menu is prepared fresh daily. Dino's throws the best parties and makes your event extra special with outstanding catering services.
As Cape Cod's first, biggest, and number one sports bar, we show sports all day, every day. If you are not really into watching sports, visit us for the delightful sounds of live entertainment on certain days.
Hours of Operation: Open Daily, 11:00 a.m.–1:00 a.m. | Serving Mashpee, Sandwich, Falmouth, Bourne, Hyannis, & Barnstable
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Dino's Pizza & Sports Bar is a well-known pizza restaurant in Mashpee, Massachusetts, that has been serving the area for more than 20 years. Come enjoy your favorite food and drinks while you watch a game on one of our 30 televisions or listen to live music. Smoking is permitted at the bar and outside on the patio. There is not another bar like ours!
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