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Verizon's New DSL: No Threat To Cable, Says Expert Verizon Communications' impressive new 1.5 Mbps downlink/384 Kbps DSL uplink won't be enough for DSL providers to overtake cable-modem service in the broadband sweepstakes, according to one expert who surveys
Getting Smarter About The Cloud We're a week early, but it's already apparent that one of the main themes of this year's Networld + Interop show in Las Vegas will be getting smarter about what's
Cisco Adds Central WLAN Management To Ethernet Switch Cisco Wednesday announced a new module for its Catalyst 6500 Ethernet switch that performs many of the functions of wireless switches offered by startups such as Aruba Wireless Networks and
Veritas Moves Toward Simpler Infrastructure Management Veritas Software Corp. is simplifying its approach to storage management.
Windows Roadmap Includes Six OS Releases If you thought the next major rev of the Microsoft Windows operating system was the successor to Windows XP code named Longhorn, executives at WinHEC would make you think again.
Small Biz Puts Protection Before Continuity In Survey Despite a recent history that includes terrorist attacks on American soil, the resulting war against terror, and a flurry of virus activity, most small businesses are more interested in preventing
Interview: Doug Elix, IBM Global Services On his last full business day as senior vice president and group executive of IBM Global Services, the largest and most powerful integrator in the world, Doug Elix sat down
Gates Promises Longhorn Beta In 2005 Despite Security Concerns Microsoft has recommitted to releasing Longhorn, its next-generation Windows client and server, into beta testing in 2005, despite security concerns.
DataPower Gives Big Boost To XML Acceleration DataPower Technology said Tuesday it has developed XML acceleration hardware capable of processing data at a rate of a gigabit a second, removing a significant barrier to the use of
Wintel Forces Drive Ethernet Convergence in Data Center Ethernet in the data center stepped forward on two fronts this week as Microsoft Corp. said it would support a new architecture for TCP/IP offload in its Windows Server operating
HP, British Telecom Create Services Alliance Hewlett-Packard and British Telecom are teaming up to sell combined IT-network and digital-telephony support services in an effort to cash in on the convergence of corporate voice and data networks.
Packet Design Announces BGP Analysis Technology Packet Design Inc. on Monday announced a new technology designed to let enterprises and service providers better analyze traffic on Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) networks.
Microsoft Widens Testing Of Live Communications Server Beta Microsoft Tuesday opened up the beta program for its next release of Live Communications Server, now known as LCS 2005.
Network Physics: Looking Deeper Into The Network Network Physics CEO David Jones talks about the importance of really knowing what's going on in your IP network.
Red Hat Launches Linux Desktop Red Hat will exploit its back-end security and management services to give its first major corporate desktop, Red Hat Desktop, a promising liftoff to the marketplace.
Veritas Tries To Simplify Storage Management Veritas Software Corp. will unveil today integrated management software for storage networks and server clusters during its annual Visions user conference in Las Vegas.
In The Beginning, There Were Just Viruses I find it sad but amusing that technologies or software systems with names like "Protected Communications" and "Security Authority" are loopholes for the great unwanted.
Don't Hate Me Because I Pick On Microsoft I like to pick on bullies, and I like to stick to the big boys. In my line of business, Microsoft is the ultimate big boy. And the way in
Chip Sales Reflect Strong Demand For Semiconductor Products Worldwide sales of semiconductors increased significantly in the first quarter, reflecting the strength of economic recovery that's driving demand for a broad range of chip products, according to an industry
DaimlerChrysler Outsources EDS says it has secured a contract to manage the servers and software that power some of automaker DaimlerChrysler Corp.'s key Michigan-based customer and employee operations.
Fast-Spreading Worm Has Infected As Many As 1 Million PCs A fast-spreading worm line that some are comparing to Blaster is exploiting a vulnerability in Windows and has infected as many as 1 million machines worldwide.
Small Companies, Big Bucks Small and midsize businesses will lead the way in IT spending growth in 2004, Forrester Research said last week in a report.
Protecting Against The Sasser Worm The first chore is to install a firewall if one isn't already present on the network or an individual PC.
Net2Phone Partners with Level 3 For VoIP Over Cable Net2Phone and Level 3 Communications on Monday said they would jointly market local voice-over-Internet protocol services to cable operators.
Intel Ships 10-Gbps Ethernet Adapter For Data Centers Intel on Monday introduced a 10-Gbps Ethernet (10GbE) adapter for servers at a price point and in a form factor the Santa Clara, Calif.-based chip maker claimed makes 10GbE practical
Nortel: What's The Fallout? In what has to go down as one of the quietest major management changes ever, Nortel Networks last week canned its CEO, CFO and its controller, an extraordinary
AutoProf Releases Tool for Enterprise-Wide Desktop Management AutoProf has announced the release of Policy Maker Professional, a desktop configuration and management system that extends the capabilities of Windows-based Group Policy so that businesses can better manage user
Interview: JBoss CEO Marc Fleury JBoss CEO and founder Marc Fleury talks about why he's committed to open source as a lucrative business model and how things have changed between his company and Java steward
IBM Debuts eServer Based On POWER5 IBM today announced the debut of a line of servers that run on the company's POWER5 microprocessor.
Dell And SAP Team To Lower Customer Costs Last week, a partnership was formed aimed at convincing more companies to run SAP applications on Dell servers.
Cisco, IBM Deal Expands On-Demand Management Offering New integrated data center solutions launched by Cisco Systems and IBM last week under an expanded partnership deal will help speed deployment times and ease management of on-demand environments.
IBM Posts 'Stinger' DB2 Beta Today, IBM will post a beta of its next DB2 database, code-named Stinger.
OS Competition Heats Up NAS Market The race for leadership in the NAS market is pitting three operating systems against each other in a pretty contentious contest.
Boston Marathon Has Tradition Of Technology Despite being steeped in tradition, organizers of the Boston Marathon are quick to take advantage of today's technology to track participants.
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AnyDVD HD v22.214.171.124 - Improved Blu-ray Support
Posted by XanTium | 12-4-2008 13:35 EST
What's new/fixed (since)
* New (Blu-ray): Improved region lock removal from Blu-ray discs which contain signed Java code
* New (Blu-ray): Added support for AACS MKBv7! (Used on new titles to be released end of April.)
* New (Blu-ray): Complete region lock removal from Blu-ray disc, including discs which contain signed Java code!
* New (Blu-ray): Added dialog to ask for disc region on insertion.
* New (Blu-ray): Automatic option remembers previous region settings per disc
* Fix (Blu-ray): BD+ removal did not work with some discs.
* Some minor fixes and improvements
* Updated languages
Official Website: slysoft.com
AnyDVD HD v220.127.116.11 - Improved Blu-ray Support
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Posted 13 April 2008 - 12:19 AM
be nice to read the contents of a ps3 game in the pc, even tho they cant be played Yet!
Posted 14 April 2008 - 01:57 PM
this doe not do anything with ps3 game as far as i know, this is for films only, also I thought they could easily dump ps3 games from within linux so you dont need any special tools.
Posted 14 April 2008 - 03:49 PM
I would worry about the PS3 storing any info on unlocked disks and sending it to Sony whenever it is connected to a network. Think they could have a built-in rootkit? You would think they learned their lesson on the music cd rootkit PR fiasco but this is their proprietary format and hardware. They may feel the negative PR would be minimal.
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The state Department of Ecology invites teens to apply for summer jobs in the Ecology Youth Corps that helps clean up roadsides and other public areas. The application deadline is April 1.
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This month, we have had a few reports of problems logging in to Blogger, possibly involving the "cookies" which retain login information from one online session to the next.
Many security issues are deeply frustrating, to the folks who have to endure the problems. This becomes more frustrating, when you understand that the code from Blogger.Com has no choice in the matter. If Blogger.Com requires cookies (as most web sites do), and if cookies aren't being retained by the browser, the Blogger scripts can't function. And when you have a setting that's created under "Blogger.com" and read while your blog is being accessed (under "BlogSpot.com" or whatever non BlogSpot domain your blog is published), you'll need third party cookies enabled.
The really frustrating issue is that many security products, constantly "evolving" thanks to economic pressure (free enterprise competition) and security pressure (never ending hacking attempts), are constantly adding to their functionality. What used to be called a "personal firewall" (a network level protection) is now called a "security suite". Ditto for what used to be called "antivirus protection" (an application level protection) is likewise called a "security suite". Any of these may now contain cookie or script restrictions, and cause your problem.
Complicating this matter is some security suites may bind with some browsers, but not all, and may not consistently provide the same level of protection with all browsers.
If you are seeing this problem with one browser, but not another, I seriously suggest that you examine your computer for any security protection, and for any recent changes. Only you know what security products have been added to your computer. And any of them might have settings to block (or permit) cookies and scripts.
The bottom line, though, is that Blogger scripts don't manage the cookies, they only read and write them. If you have a problem, you visit Blogger Help Group, and you find only a couple (or no) other posts about your problem, consider carefully whether Blogger is undeniably the primary cause of your problem.
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Thanks for posting this.
I have just deleted my new blog because of this cookie problem. I wonder why WordPress and Weebly don't have such problems, and I wonder why it happens now when I haven't changed our Internet setting. I am able to log into my Google email, but I have a frustrating difficulty previewing the edited posts every now and then. Sometimes they allow you to preview it, but most of the time no. I am thinking if my site has been hacked or what.
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Data-as-a-service: the Next Step in the As-a-service Journey
Data is the fuel that drives today's digital economy. But many companies struggle to extract full business value from data as it flows across their organization and outside their walls in the broader economy.
They grapple with technical complexities, such as how to connect siloed data across myriad point solutions. They contend with complex legal, commercial, and privacy rights issues governing data usage. And they must ensure data quality and establish a data flow that identifies and connects data points across channels and the enterprise.
But what if your business could offload these underlying platform challenges? What if data were a standalone asset that flowed across all of your channels and applications? Even better: What if that data had already navigated the usage-rights maze and somebody had done the work of creating linkages among various customer touchpoints?
You could pump that fuel into any application and use it to make better business decisions across your enterprise—in real time.
Unlock more value from your proprietary data, and enrich your applications with external data through a trusted service on Oracle Cloud.
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Extract valuable signals from unstructured social data to understand consumer sentiments. Access more than 700 million messages daily and feeds from over 40 million sites.
Oracle Data as a Service brings together a best-in-class data platform with the world's largest data marketplace to provide the most variety, scale, data portability, and ease of adoption
That's the thinking behind Oracle Data as a Service (Oracle DaaS) for Business, a groundbreaking new suite of products from Oracle that redefines how companies can tap into data as a core competitive strategy. "Data is the connective tissue that helps enterprises gain competitive advantage, and Oracle DaaS lets companies use data fully without having to first clear the many underlying platform hurdles," says Omar Tawakol, General Manager, Oracle Data Cloud, who introduced Oracle DaaS for Business in a July 22 webcast.
Oracle DaaS for Business offers a licensing model where data is provided as a cloud service. The data is portable to applications, which run independently of the data services they rely on.
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Find out how Oracle Data as a Service enables smarter business.
Oracle DaaS for Business categorizes and optimizes data using cross-channel and ID mapping, so it's ready to be used to link fragmented customer touchpoints. This provides a rich, connected profile of intent signals, interests, sentiment, themes, and topics across online, mobile, search, social, and video channels.
"All the user has to do is feed that data into whatever applications they want, and we can unify their targeting actions using a single stream of data," says Tawakol. "The same data can fuel a vast number of applications that aren't even hosted by your company, such as Google Search, Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, e-mail triggers, and multiple site optimization systems."
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Currently bundled with Oracle Social Cloud, Oracle DaaS for Social is planned for availability as a standalone offering during Oracle's second fiscal quarter. The offering will include APIs to help categorize and enrich unstructured social and enterprise data, providing unprecedented intelligence on customers, competitors, and market trends.
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That's right, FALL. It's the first day of summer here…humid, rainy summer, and here is the first of the fall collections to hit my desk. Bobbi Brown's latest, Tortoise Shell Collection is inspired in part by her own signature tortoise shell frames that she wears daily. She has great tips for our sisters who wear frames….you don't have to skip makeup!! Leave to Bobbi to show you how. This works with or without glasses! But the shades are softer…more refined. Bobbi's fall shades always get me thinking about cozy sweaters and boots in the middle of July!!!
Bold glasses are as much a fashion staple as they are a personal statement. Now revered as a stylish accessory, a great pair of frames is a must have (and a great go-to on bad beauty days). Bobbi chooses between her iconic black frames and a pair of tortoise shell frames – ones which served as the inspiration behind her new Tortoise Shell Collection for fall. The Tortoise Shell Collection is Bobbi's modern take on a classic look. Stunning shadows in shades ranging from bronze to gold to espresso are housed in gorgeous tortoise shell compacts with gold detailing; one is for lighter skin and the other for darker complexions. To balance the warmer tones on the eyes, cheeks and lips are dressed up in soft nudes. And the good news is that if you do wear glasses, Bobbi designed the collection to complement—rather than compete with—your frames
Like a great pair of glasses, the Tortoise Shell collection is all about standout eyes. – Bobbi Brown
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Post your recipe reviews here, positive, negative or neutral! Happy eating and reviewing!
For those of you who are new to this thread, the recipes here have been tried and true. You will find HONEST REVIEWS here, so if someone posts that a recipe didn't work for them, or made alterations that worked out better than the recipe called for, or was just a big flop, you'll find that here too.
You'll find the link to last week's review thread below, and our new Recipe Box for our board recipes (which is always in progress of adding recipes).
Guest Chef this week is: BasilPerfume aka Aimee
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OH i Forgot a new recipe i tried the other night
Alfedo Chicken and spinach
jar of your favorite alfedo sauce I used Garlic alfedo
two cloves of garlic
6 chicken boneless tenders
1 box Frozen chopped spinach
olive oil
spaghetti noodles .
starts noodles , saute garlic and chicken til done , add alfedo sauce and box spinach cooked for about 20 mins til spinach is cooked done. salt pepper and done !!spoon over noodles so yummy kids asked for seconds !
Also can use alfedo sauce on a Pizza Crust top chicken and spinach some olive oil so yummy
I made this http://www.skinnytaste.com/2012/09/baked-pasta-with-sausage-and-spinach.html was delish! the Italian chicken sausage added to the flavor and gave the dish a kick. My 3 yr old and 1 yr old wouldn't eat it. Will make again. I just dish out plain noodles and marinara for them. I also had to use additional speghetti sauce than what the recipe called for.
- olive oil spray
- 1/2 cup grated Pecorino Romano
- 8 oz fat-free ricotta
- 8 oz part-skim mozzarella, shredded
- 14 oz uncooked sweet Italian chicken sausage, removed from casing
- 12 oz high-fiber or low carb rigatoni pasta
- 1 tsp olive oil
- 2 cloves smashed garlic, roughly chopped
- 10 oz package frozen chopped spinach, thawed and squeezed of excess liquid
- salt and fresh pepper to taste
- 4 cups Quick Marinara Sauce ( I used Barilla Marinara in a jar)
Preheat the oven to 375°. Spray a 9- x13-inch baking dish with olive oil spray.
Bring a large pot of salted water to a boil.
In a medium bowl, combine the ricotta, 6 tablespoons of the Pecorino Romano cheese and half of the mozzarella cheese.
Meanwhile, in a large deep skillet, brown the sausage breaking up into small bits until cooked through; set aside. Add the oil to the skillet and sauté garlic about a minute, careful not to burn. Add spinach and season with a little salt and pepper and cook another minute. Return the sausage to the skillet and add the marinara sauce; cook on low about 2-3 minutes.
When the pasta water comes to a boil, cook pasta according to instructions for al dente, but undercook them by 4 minutes less; drain and return to pot.
Put half of the cooked pasta into the prepared baking dish and top with half of the meat sauce. Spoon the ricotta mixture on top of the sauce in an even layer. Cover with the remaining pasta and the remaining sauce. Top with the remaining mozzarella and Pecorino Romano cheese.
Cover with foil and bake for 20 minutes. Remove foil and bake for an additional 6-7 minutes or until the mozzarella is melted and the edges are lightly browned.
I've been craving a pumpkin dessert without a lot of calories. Made this http://www.bettycrocker.com/recipes/pumpkin-angel-food-cake-with-ginger-cream-filling/e0de768a-8329-486e-893c-18b22e92c368. I adjusted the recipe a little as previos reviews that I had read. I made cupcakes instead of cake. The recipe made 24 cupcakes. And I used lite whipped cream for topping without the powered sugar and crystalized ginger. The cupcakes are light, just enough pumpkin flavor, and sweetness. I baked them at 350 for 15 minutes.
- Move oven rack to lowest position. Heat oven to 350°F. In extra-large glass or metal bowl, beat cake ingredients with electric mixer on low speed 30 seconds. Beat on medium speed 1 minute. Pour into ungreased 10-inch angel food (tube) cake pan.
- Bake 37 to 47 minutes or until crust is dark golden brown and cracks are dry. Immediately turn pan upside down onto heatproof funnel or glass bottle. Let hang about 2 hours or until cake is completely cool. Loosen cake from side of pan with knife or long metal spatula. Turn cake upside down onto serving plate.
- In chilled large bowl, beat whipping cream and powdered sugar with electric mixer on high speed until stiff. Fold in ginger. Cut cake horizontally in half to make 2 even layers. Spread half of the filling on bottom layer; replace top of cake. Spread remaining filling on top of cake. Sprinkle with additional pumpkin pie spice if desired.
I found both of my recipes on Pinterest. I'm not sure if they've been posted on BBC.
I made these this weekend and they were good. I didn't really measure all that well, I just of just did it.
Chicken Parm Bundles
Make It
HEAT oven to 375ºF.
MIX cream cheese, spinach, 1 cup mozzarella and 3 Tbsp. Parmesan until well blended; spread onto chicken breasts. Starting at one short end of each breast, roll up chicken tightly. Secure with wooden toothpicks, if desired.
BEAT egg in shallow dish. Mix remaining Parmesan and cracker crumbs in separate shallow dish. Dip chicken in egg, then roll in crumb mixture to evenly coat. Place, seam-sides down, in 13x9-inch baking dish sprayed with cooking spray.
BAKE 30 min. or until chicken is done (165ºF). Remove and discard toothpicks, if using. Serve chicken topped with spaghetti sauce and remaining mozzarella.
I've made this recipe before and it always comes out good. But my father in law is allergic to nuts so I substituted 3/4 cup oats for the nuts. It came out good. I would even consider adding some nuts and oatmeal next time. I liked the oatmeal in it.
Apple Pecan Buckle - Woman's Day
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- 1/4 cup(s) pecan halves
- 1/2 cup(s) each all-purpose flour and packed brown sugar
- 1/2 stick(s) (1â"4 cup) cold butter, cut in small pieces
- 1 teaspoon(s) ground cinnamon
- 1 stick(s) (1â"2 cup) butter, softened
- 1 cup(s) granulated sugar
- 1 teaspoon(s) baking powder
- 1/4 teaspoon(s) salt
- 1 large egg
- 1 tablespoon(s) vanilla extract
- 1/2 cup(s) all-purpose flour
- 1 cup(s) milk
- 1/2 pound(s) Granny Smith apples (about 3), peeled, cored and cut in 1â"4-in.-thick wedges (about 5 cups)
- Heat oven to 350°F. Have a rimmed baking sheet ready. Lightly coat a 13 x 9-in. baking dish with nonstick spray.
- Streusel:Spread pecans on baking sheet. Bake, stirring once, 8 to 10 minutes until lightly toasted. When cool, chop coarsely. Mix next 4 ingredients in a medium bowl with fingers until crumbly. Stir in pecans.
- Batter:Increase oven to 375°F. Beat first 4 ingredients in a large bowl with mixer on medium-high speed until pale and fluffy. Beat in egg and vanilla until well blended. Add flour in 3 additions, alternately with milk, beating just to blend.
- Spread 2â"3 the Batter (2 cups) in prepared pan. Sprinkle with 1â"2 the Streusel. Top with apple wedges; dot with remaining 1 cup batter (batter will spread). Sprinkle with rest of streusel.
- Bake 40 to 45 minutes or until pick inserted near center comes out clean. Remove pan to a wire rack to cool. Serve warm or at room temperature, dusted with confectioners' sugar.
Read more: Apple-Pecan Buckle - Woman's Day
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A police officer, her lesbian partner and the president of the El Paso police union are suing the city over an ordinance passed by voters ending health benefits for gay and unmarried partners of city employees.
Late Wednesday, County Court-at-Law 5 Judge Carlos Villa ordered the city not to try to enforce the new ordinance until a hearing can be held on Dec. 29.
The police union seeks to have the ordinance thrown out permanently, said Jim Jopling, the attorney who filed the suit.
But city leaders welcomed the suit.
"This is exactly what I'd hoped would happen," said Mayor John Cook. "Where it should be settled is in a court of law, not before the City Council."
The Rev. Tom Brown, who worked to put the new ordinance on the ballot, had the opposite reaction.
"I think it's terrible," he said. "Now it seems like the police union is going to thwart the will of the people."
At the beginning of 2010, the city offered health benefits to partners of city employees regardless of whether they were married or gay. Nineteen employees took advantage of the offer.
Saying that it promoted immorality, Brown, Field and others gathered thousands of signatures to put an ordinance ending the benefit on the Nov. 2 ballot.
"The city of El Paso endorses traditional family values by making health benefits available only to city employees and their legal spouse and dependent children," it said.
The initiative passed by 55 percent to 45 percent on Nov. 2 and immediately went into effect when votes were certified a week later.
On Nov. 10, Mayela Arizpe tried to sign up under the benefits plan for her partner, El Paso police officer Virginia Jimenez, but she was denied, the suit says.
The new ordinance is unconstitutional because it interferes with employees' right to contract with the city's insurer for health benefits, Jopling said.
In addition, the suit says, the wording of the ballot initiative does not contain the elements of an enforceable ordinance.
The initiative requires the city to endorse traditional family values and take away benefits for some employees' partners, Jopling said.
"There's no rational relationship between family values and taking people's insurance away," Jopling said.
After the ballot initiative passed, City Attorney Charlie McNabb said the city would also have to take benefits from those who are not legally city employees, including city representatives and retirees who can get benefits through another job -- more than 200 people in all.
City Rep. Susie Byrd feared that the police suit would seek only to restore health benefits to retirees who otherwise would lose them. She was pleased that it instead seeks to have the entire ordinance thrown out.
"It seems clearly meant to strip a class of people in our community of a benefit," Byrd said of the new ordinance.
Asked to say that in a word, Byrd said, "Discrimination."
Brown said it is up to the city attorney's office to vigorously defend against the suit brought by the police union. He said he would have to talk to attorneys he has been consulting with before deciding whether his group would intervene.
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In a strangers grasp.
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We decided to take a short trip to Toronto again this summer since the last time we discovered this little vintage shopping spot called Kensington market. Me and my man fell in love with the street and all of it's wonderful vintage shops. We left very early Thursday morning with many coffees in hand some great tunes. Six hours later we got changed and hit the streets of Toronto for some serious vintage shopping. We made a day of it and it was so delightful! I found a few great vintage dresses,and more that I will be photographing very soon. My man found so much great stuff the people were so happy he found so much they gave us a free fake mustache!
It's such a great city we had a blast in the less then 48 hours we spent. Great food, people on the street stop you to tell you they love your style, this happened a few times for Stéphane and myself we were blushing the whole time ;)
I think we will make this a summer thing, there is nothing like this place I have never seen so much vintage in one day. Tomorrow I will make a post on Casa Loma a castle on a hill in Toronto built around 1911.
This was my oufit for the shoping day, a simple white and yellow gingham 60s mini shift and comfy 3 strap maryjanes.


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This year's rankings incorporate a new methodology that emphasizes the robustness of a region's growth and expands the rankings to include all of the MSAs for which the Bureau of Labor Statistics reports employment data. They are derived from three-month rolling averages of U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics "state and area" unadjusted employment data reported from January 1994 to September 2005.
The data reflect the North American Industry Classification System categories, including total nonfarm employment, manufacturing, financial services, business and professional services, educational and health services, information, retail and wholesale trade, transportation and utilities, leisure and hospitality, and government.
Because of new baseline calculations instituted by the BLS in the first quarter of 2005, sectoral detail for the 393 MSAs was not available for enough regions to develop the balance component used in years past by Inc.
This year's rankings use four measures of growth to rank all areas for which full data sets were available from the past 10 years -- 393 regions in total. Because of the change in approach, this year's rankings cannot be directly compared to last year's, but rankings for last year are provided using the new methodology.
"Large" areas include those with a current nonfarm employment base of at least 450,000 jobs. "Medium" areas range from 150,000 to 450,000 jobs. "Small" areas have as many as 150,000 jobs.
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Tessa Wegert | June 20, 2002 | Comments
Pity the poor text link, which garners not a fraction of the attention it so richly deserves.
You really have to pity the text link.
In a world of visually compelling ad placements, such as banners, skyscrapers, and interstitials -- which are increasingly filled with dramatic formats such as video and Flash -- the lowly text link has had a heck of a time getting noticed. To many advertisers, it's a second-rate placement saddled with a multitude of limitations.
True, a few lines of text and a linking URL don't provide much room for creativity. HTML and other rich media formats allow advertisers to enhance their ad messages with images and engage users with interactivity. Text links, on the other hand, depend on copy alone. To complicate things further, they're hampered by stringent character restrictions that can leave even the most inventive copywriter pulling out her hair.
For all of their shortcomings, text links actually have a lot going for them. For one thing, they're not at all offensive -- a characteristic that's particularly valuable these days. They'll surely never be accused of being "annoying," as vokens and full-screen ads often are, and they won't ever be called "intrusive" like pop-ups. They're so unobtrusive, in fact, they're often mistaken for content, which (contrary to common logic) can actually be advantageous. Subtly disguised ad placements, such as advertorials and content integration sponsorships, regularly garner more consumer interest than blatant ad messages, which are so familiar to Internet users they are often subconsciously disregarded. Text links, especially those incorporated into site menu bars or created to mimic search engine results, stand to attract qualified visitors who are genuinely interested in the subject matter the ad message promotes.
Text links are also extremely inexpensive, frequently sold on a cost-per-click or flat-fee basis. They're generally hard-coded into the site, so the amount of exposure the ad will receive is directly related to the amount of traffic the pages experience. Buyers can predict their level of exposure in advance by analyzing traffic logs from comparable months. Often, the number of impressions they end up receiving is staggering, especially when you consider the minimal flat fee.
In theory, these ads should be outperforming many of the more conventional ad formats we regularly employ. In a testament to the neglect from which text links suffer, industry statistics on the effectiveness of these little ads are nearly impossible to come by. Though research on every other ad format under the sun is always readily available to assist media buyers in the decision-making process, we're on our own when considering text links. But as I always say, the best way to measure the value of an ad is to test it yourself.
Our agency recently did just that, incorporating various types of text links into an online ad campaign for a leading Canadian Internet-based travel provider. We used text ads framed by the advertiser's logo, straight text links with a maximum of 30 characters, and menu links designed to impersonate the site's content directory, spreading these out over newspaper sites such as National Post, as well as through news and information portals such as Sympatico and Canada.com.
The menu text link, which was positioned in one portal's "Shop Online" box, generated the highest click-through rate with an average of 6.5 percent. The text ad on the same site averaged a respectable 0.94 percent click-through (to say nothing of the brand awareness produced by the accompanying logo). The remaining ads consistently produced above-average click rates, ranging from 0.3 to 0.7 percent.
With results like these, why is the text link still the black sheep of the online advertising family?
For starters, it's not sexy. Text links don't impress, they don't astonish, and they certainly don't spawn any word-of-mouth promotion. But just because text links can't boast any of these attributes doesn't make them worthless; they're just not designed to be primary placements. Text links work best when they're used to supplement your buys -- to drive that extra bit of traffic your client is looking for and to bring up your overall campaign click rate. Their mere presence can mean the difference between a mediocre campaign and a triumphant online advertising foray.
I think it's high time we all give text links a chance. Work them into your next ad campaign in conjunction with your standard ad formats. Test out copy variations and placement options until you find the right combination for your client. These placements are inexpensive enough that a test buy is an easy sell, and if it works you've got yourself an effective ad option easily integrated into future campaigns. You may even do your part to boost this forgotten placement to the status it deserves.
Tessa Wegert is a business reporter and former media strategist specializing in digital. In addition to writing for ClickZ since 2002, she has contributed to such publications as USA Today, Marketing Magazine, Mashable, and The Globe and Mail. Tessa manages marketing and communications for Enlighten, one of the first full-service digital marketing strategy agencies servicing such brands as Bioré, Food Network, illy, and Hunter Douglas. She has been working in online media since 1999.
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L99 w/ American Racing Headers & Tune...I got your 0-60 right here.
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I did this tonight...still pretty hot and humid, but just to show you guys having trouble how much 2 small mods will help...
ARH headers and my man Bluecat on the tune...
This car is no factory freak, its just an average L99, that didn't run that great before...not that its a speed freak now, its just MUCH improved.
Even my wife (who was coming from our BMW 335i) said the camaro was SLOW before...she admits its faster now.
All I did was brake it to 1000rpm and floor it, sorry if the camera shook some, it does pull alot better now.
Anyone on the fence about American Racing Headers with a Dyno tune...you need to get off it and do it, especially you L99 guys, it will make a Night and Day difference in your car. When Bluecat was wrapping up the tune, he said,"This sure doesn't feel like a car that runs 13.9 now."
Sooooooo what's the numbers... at least the Dyno #'s :iono:
Thanks... that's Excellent... and you still have stock mufflers?
I went the other way around... with Corsa Catback... I heard both headers and catback would be very loud. One or the other to keep it quiet until you get on it. Pretty happy with my setup too. Waiting just a bit on the tune, but have Hennessey CAI also.
I'm going to hit the track one more time and then do the tune...
how much was headers and tune?
Very nice! Even heard a little tire scratch I think...
Headers are just under a grand and tunes in the 300 - 400 range
Is the tune gonna affect warranty?
I thought those headers were like $1800
so is it just the headers and no other exhaust ? thats pretty nice if so!
sigh, I know you are saying its hot but im still clocking this at 5 seconds to 60. So, spend $1800, get a tune, and ALMOST get your advertised times from the manufacturer specs--lame.
The L99 is a real disappointment to me right now. Im sure 100 people will reply to this post telling me im crazy but im sorry, these are just not the numbers I was expecting on my Auto Camaro.
My timing method was the stopwatch on the Iphone and I would push start when the RPM's reached 1k on the TACH.
hehe. jk. But really. An amateur driver just mashing the pedal in an auto... thats still a pretty hot time. just my opinion.
:w00t: Very Nice
I agree I am somewhat dissappointed with the performance, BUT the point of my original post, is that with 2 mods, not only will it sound the way it should have from the factory but you will achieve BETTER (not equal) performance as well.
There is a reason people like Motor Trend and Car and Driver don't use stopwatches (esp on a phone:facepalm:) to try to achieve accurate acceleration times. I suggest if you want to use your Iphone you purchase this app...
Nice video!
^And my point is, it is NOT slower than GM advertised results...you CANNOT compare 2 different cars running at 2 different times of the year, in 2 different geographic locations using a phone based stop watch off a video and consider that to be an accurate representation numbers...COME ON MAN?!? My car is probably a 0-60 in 4.5 seconds compared to GM's claim, if I were to have run it on the same day that they ran theirs...you have too many variables to consider to be able to make the statement you are making...Yes, my background is science, and the methodology of 0-60 timing you are referring to, on which you are basing your claims of it being slower...is totally not scientific at all....my point being that is why C&D, MT, R&T etc all use the Vbox or other softwear to measure timing...not the stopwatch on their Iphone while watching a video of the run.
Have to agree with you pharmd... I know the Hot weather affected my times. 13.9 at 103 and 2.23 60' Once we see optimal conditions, which is what GM is abviously going to test under these times will go down. Up in the NE they have run advertised times. Down here in H-town not so...
Concur, with pharmd. Sounds like forum racing to me.
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Girl Talk Interview on "Ryan Is Hungry"
Be sure to check out this recent interview w/ Gregg Gillis, aka Girl Talk, over on Ryan is Hungry. In the interview, Gregg goes into detail about creating his art, how it intersects and interacts with current copyright law, remixing, and specifically how efforts like Creative Commons can help artists in a positive way. It is a great interview and is a must-see for anyone interested in how remixing, new technology, and the internet are changing our very understanding of content creation and consumption.
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Congratulations to the Free Software Foundation on the release of the GNU General Public License, Version 3. The GPL is critical underpinning for free software, but it is hard to overstate its importance for all computing, or indeed society at large.
The FSF took this responsibility extremely seriously, putting GPLv3 through by far the most rigorous versioning process of any public license to date. Creative Commons has some experience in this respect, but we are mere newbies by comparison.
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Creative Commons statistics@iSummit 2007
It has been a long time since we've posted a proper update on Creative Commons license adoption statistics, so a presentation on this topic was eagerly awaited at this year's Creative Commons international meetings at the iSummit.
I led off with an overview presentation (PDF; Scribd; Slideshare). Here are the major points:
- Metrics based on search engine queries are conceptually straightforward but highly volatile and hard to verify, but the overall growth trend looks good.
- We're also seeing strong growth at leading CC-enabled content repositories and strong growth of innovative CC-enabled repositories.
- Upcoming challenges including measuring reuse.
- Big mistake: not encouraging rigorous outside analysis by people who know something about statistics long ago.
With that last point in mind, I've been thrilled to be in correspondence with Giorgos Cheliotis of Singapore Management University. Giorgos had been doing independent research on open culture and digital media ecosystem topics, including Creative Commons adoption. He has academic papers on the subject in the works and we were very lucky to have him give us a taste at the iSummit. View his presentation: (PDF; Scribd; Slideshare).
While the presentation is based on a snapshot from early this year, it includes some very interesting findings, including an experimental index based on license choices in different jurisdictions (e.g., Sweden seems to be the most liberal so far), while Spain is the standout in terms of overall Creative Commons adoption.
I'm really eager to see the results of this research published and for future research taking into account time series data and additional sources. In the meantime Giorgos' presentation is the place to start if you're interested in CC license adoption statistics. If you're a researcher with interest in this topic see contact information in the presentation.
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CC Salon SF on WED, July 11 from 7-9 PM: Jumpcut, OWL Music Search, and Slideshare.net Powerpoint Karaoke!
On Wednesday, July 11th, from 7-9 PM, Creative Commons will be returning to Shinesf.com (1337 Mission St. in San Francisco) for another Creative Commons Salon! There is a lot of wonderful things in store and it is a great opportunity to meet-up with others interested in Creative Commons' flexible licensing, technology and standards and informally discuss how we can all work together.
Confirmed to present is Yahoo's Jumpcut Online Video Editing Community, who will be discussing how their new online video service allows for both uploading of videos as well as online remxing/editing . Also presenting will be OWL Music Search, whose audio similarity search engine allows you to find CC-licensed music through an online comparison with your own mp3s (we've talked about OWL before here and here). Lastly, but certainly not least, slideshare.net (discussed earlier here) will be presenting Powerpoint Karaoke, MC-ed by EFF's Danny O'Brien! We can only imagine the hilarity that will ensue…Comments Off on CC Salon SF on WED, July 11 from 7-9 PM: Jumpcut, OWL Music Search, and Slideshare.net Powerpoint Karaoke!
CC Canada Podcasting Legal Guide
Creative Commons Canada has just released their version of the Creative Commons Podcasting Legal Guide, ported specifically for Canadian laws and practices. The guide was handed out this weekend in printed form at the Podcasters Across Borders conference in Kingston, Ontario and is available in PDF format on the CC Canada website. The guide is released under a CC Canada Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike licence.
When it was first created, the Podcasting Legal Guide pertained specifically to the U.S., with the hope that other jurisdictions would translate and adapt the guide for their own jurisdiction in order to assist podcasters around the world. CC Canada has done just that, and you can read what one of the original PLG authors has to say about it here. We hope this is the first of many adaptations to come and that other jurisdictions will be able to follow in CC Canada's footsteps.Comments Off on CC Canada Podcasting Legal Guide
Ground Report TV Launches
GroundReport.TV, a streaming citizen journalism news channel online,
has officially launched and needs your help! They are looking for CC-licensed documentaries and video news content to broadcast on the channel as well as people interested in reporting live from around the world.
We've talked about GroundReport.com, GroundReport.TV's companion site, here before. Both sites are great examples of how CC licenses can positively contribute to the growing realm of citizen powered media by providing a clear and established means of identifying user-generated content. When CC licenses are built into communities like GroundReport.TV and GroundReport.com, the sharing of vital information becomes more simplified, ultimately leading to a stronger online "ecosystem".
To get involved with GroundReport.TV, simply visit their website and hit the "Participate" link
UPDATE: A clarification – GroundReport.TV has not officially launched. They are simply in the process of finding CC-licensed content from people like you. Apologies for the confusion!Comments Off on Ground Report TV Launches
CC Salon London this Thursday
Hello friends. A quick reminder that the very first CC Salon London will be taking place this Thursday, at Juno, Shoreditch High Street, London E1, from 6.30pm until midnight. There will be music from the after-dinner.net DJs as well as talks and presentations from Elizabeth Stark (freeculture.org), Tom Reynolds (Random Acts of Reality) and Jonathan Roberts (FreeMeDVD).
These salons are a real great chance for like-minded folk to inspire and excite one another – a strong community is so important for a movement like CC and fostering it through events like these is essential. If you are in the area, don't miss out on such a great opportunity!
There's more details at CC Salon London Homepage. You can also RSVP on both Upcoming or on Facebook.Comments Off on CC Salon London this Thursday
Mainstreaming open music
Michael Gregoire, curator of the beautiful netBloc compilation series (previously mentioned here and here; #6 now available) has published an essay on some of the things needed to make open music a part of mainstream culture:
Once a listener realizes that net audio is as good or better than mainstream music, they're in. They're part of the movement. They begin to explore the net audio world. The more you explore and listen to net audio, the less you're influenced by the mainstream music-industry. Wouldn't it be great if it were easier for these new listeners to find GREAT new net audio? What can be done to make it easier to dig through the immense numbers of net audio releases?
Music to my ears. I've been harping on the criticality of discovery services and tastemakers (and praising ones that exist) for a few years. There's now a lot more great CC licensed music available than when I started.
Speaking of tastemaking, check out the music of Lee Maddeford.Comments Off on Mainstreaming open music
The music of Lee Maddeford
I first read of Lee Maddeford in a comment on Bob Ostertag's website. Ostertag was announcing the release of every recording he held the rights to under a CC Attribution-NonCommercial license.
Maddeford had similarly put his recordings online under the same license, but a year earlier.
There's a huge variety of quality music (well over 10 hours of recordings) to enjoy, crossing several genres and many projects led by Maddeford under various names. Visit his listening lounges to browse roughly by genre (piano duo, songs in French, songs in English, lab, and others), the library for lyrics, lead sheets, scores, and information lounges describing each project.
I should especially point out some ironic pop songs that may have wide appeal (mp3s), including a goth spoof Scratch My Body, 80s ska sounding Optical Illusion , and an over the top Le Train.
There's also plenty of avant leaning material that meets my approval, but I finally want to point out a few tracks that I cannot get out of my head. Actually five different recordings (mp3s) of the same simple composition, called [Le] Bouchon: Bouchon, Bouchon 1, Bouchon 2, Bouchon 3, Le Bouchon.
Go explore Lee Maddeford's music yourself. Don't worry if something gets stuck in your head–it won't be wasted space, as you'll be able to use it in your own creation down the line.Comments Off on The music of Lee Maddeford
Spoon to Headline Creative Commons Benefit Concert to Kick Off WIRED NextFest in LA
We are very pleased to announce that Spoon, the Austin, TX based rock-quartet, will headline a benefit concert for Creative Commons on September 10, 2007, at the Henry Fonda Theater in Los Angeles!
The concert will function not only as a fundraiser for CC, but also as a kick off for WIRED NextFest, "a unique world's-fair-style event showcasing future technologies in design, entertainment, communication, healthcare, transportation, sustainable living and more". NextFest will be taking place at the Los Angeles Convention Center between September 13 and 16 – you can read WIRED's press release about the concert and NextFest here.
If that wasn't enough, the concert will also serve as a reunion of sorts for Spoon and "Keepon the Robot". If you have no clue who or what Keepon is, head over to YouTube and prepare to be mesmerized. Look at that thing move!
This is incredible news – we've got our calendars marked and are counting down the days. Tickets go on sale this Saturday (June 23rd) at 10AM and are only $20! Get yours here through Ticketmaster.Comments Off on Spoon to Headline Creative Commons Benefit Concert to Kick Off WIRED NextFest in LA
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Professor Druskat traveled to Spain in summer 2010 to conduct research with colleagues in the Leadership Development Research Centre at ESADE Business School.
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During the summer of 2010, I spent three months working with colleagues in the Leadership Development Research Centre at ESADE Business School, at Ramon Lull University in Barcelona, Spain. ESADE is a top ranked business school in Europe and attracts scholars and students from around the globe. During my three months in residence, I had the pleasure of working closely with faculty and doctoral students from Portugal, Brazil, Germany, Spain and the U.S.A.
My time at the Centre allowed me to blend my expertise in work team emotion management with their expertise in global emotional competence and multi-level modeling. As a team, we analyzed data we had collected prior to my arrival, designed future research, and debated everything from work teams and global leaders – to politics and culture. It took me a while to get used to the frequent coffee breaks and long lunches that are typical in Spain – yet it was during those conversations that our best conceptual insights emerged.
One of my Spanish colleagues, Joan-Manuel Batista-Foguet, travelled to UNH in early May 2011, so that we could prepare for and present our first paper from our work last summer at a small conference in Cambridge, Mass. We present our second paper in August of 2011 in San Antonio, Texas.
Vanees Druskat and her family in Barcelona when Spain won the 2010 World Cup Championship
My time in Barcelona was also personally meaningful as my husband and two children joined me for six weeks. We all learned much about the culture and history of Barcelona and Catalonia (the region of Spain in which Barcelona resides). Our greatest thrill was participating in the festivities when Spain won the 2010 World Cup Football Championship.
My residence in Spain was made possible by a UNH Summer Faculty Fellowship, a WSBE Summer Research Grant, and a CIE Travel Grant.
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I never liked the NES version of Gradius, mostly because it was just missing a ton of stuff from the arcade version. The NES version of Lifeforce was great though, adding the Salamander/Gradius powerup system, switching up some of the levels for the better, and the limitted NES palette actually worked here, making the game look even grungier and organic.
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Bah -- Gradius 3 easier than R-Type*? That's madness Somehow, an unspedup Vic Viper is even SLOWER than the R90, and R-Type at least had the courtesy to drop some of those powerup ships near where you'd restart on dying.
Oh, in any case, this game is still rather excellent, even if I'm terrible at it. Slowdown, though? That sounds strange. The PS2 port never had any -- that was based off the arcade version though, so maybe it's an SNES thing?
* R-Type 3 is a different story. I know people complain that R-Type involves too much pattern memorization and what not, but it's no more than you have in Gradius. Excepty R-Type 3, which took the entire thing to some extremely idiotic point around level 3 where it was like, "WHOOPS HERE'S THE FLOOR!" and by that point you're dead. Sloppy level design -- you can die too easily through no fault of your own. I much prefered the more open, Gradius-esque levels of R-Type Final, Darius Gaiden, and Einhänder.


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One potentially attractive target could be Performance Food Group Inc., Sysco CEO Bill DeLaney and CFO Chris Kreidler said. The executives were interviewed Tuesday after they concluded a formal presentation on their company at the Consumer Analyst Group of New York Conference in Boca Raton, Fla.
Performance, the U.S.'s third-largest food distributor, was acquired by Wellspring Capital Management LLC and Blackstone Group LP for about $1.3 billion in January 2008.
In addition, Sysco could service up to $6 billion in debt while remaining investment grade, 4 times its roughly $1.5 billion in Ebitda it generates on an annual basis, they said. (A company spokesman later said Ebitda was closer to $2.3 billion.)
Sysco has about $3 billion in debt, meaning it has about $3 billion in free debt capacity it can use for large acquisitions, the executives said. According to the company's latest 10-Q filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission on Feb. 5, it had about $2.8 billion in long-term debt and $320 million in cash for the quarter ended Dec. 29.
If and when the private equity firms put Performance Food, with its more than $10 billion in revenue, on the auction block, Sysco will be a bidder or participant, the executives said.
Blackstone and Wellspring, however, will want a premium for their investment, DeLaney and Kreidler cautioned, and there may be antitrust concerns, which could affect the ultimate decision of whether to buy.
DeLaney and Kreidler also emphasized that despite their expressions interest, there are no current negotiations.
Performance Food and Wellspring declined to comment, while Blackstone did not respond to requests for comment.
The two executives also said that Sysco could be interested in Berkshire Hathaway Inc.-owned McLane Co., if it were to ever be sold. However, there are no discussions for the company, they said.
McLane, a supply chain company for grocery and foodservice customers, is a $33 billion-plus business based in Temple, Texas.
Neither Berkshire Hathaway nor McLane responded to requests for comment by press time.
Kreidler said during the conference presentation that acquisitions have been a key part of Sysco's growth and that the company will continue to play a role in industry consolidation. The company expects growth of about 1% this year, which works out to $400 million of its more than $40 billion in revenue. For its fiscal year 2012, ended June 30, Sysco had total revenue of $42.4 billion and net earnings of $1.1 billion, according to its latest 10-K filing.
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The FCC's Office of Communications Business Opportunities ("OCBO") hosted an Access to Capital Conference and Workshop focusing on business owners who are interested in obtaining funding from angel investors in telecommunications and technology-related businesses.
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Economic update January 2013
The global economy "seems to be picking up" in 2013, say ING economists, but the progress is still erratic.
In the January economic update video for eZonomics, ING senior economist Teunis Brosens laid out improvements made in the economies of the United States, eurozone and China – as well as challenges being faced.
Post-cliff reality
Fiscal cliff refers to an economic challenge faced in the United States at the end of 2012 when temporary tax cuts were due to expire at the same time as government spending was scheduled to be cut.
Brosens said even though the fiscal cliff had been avoided when an agreement was reached on taxes, public spending still needed to be tackled.
"Beyond the fiscal cliff, the US economy is looking healthier. A strong second half of the year still beckons – though the first two quarters could be rocky," he said. "The problem of the debt ceiling remains as well, and has a March deadline to avoid a messy government shutdown."
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Brosens said the eurozone started the year relatively well and an European Central Bank rate cut appeared to be off the table "for now".
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Luis Suarez KKK mask in Manchester United fanzine seized by police
Greater Manchester Police were dramatically forced to seize copies of Man United fanzine Red Issue today after a controversial KKK cut-out mask was printed to further inflame the Patrice Evra-Luis Suarez racism row.
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GriefShare: The grief recovery support group will meet from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Wednesdays in June and July at the Mission Lutheran Church, 2752 Roadrunner Parkway. Sessions include an educational video and a discussion time to allow participants to share their stories and support. Info: 915-861-6543.
Women's cancer support group: 6:30 to 8 p.m. today, and every first Wednesday, in the Piñon B Room in the Memorial Medical Center Annex, 2450 S. Telshor Blvd. The group provides positive support to women who have currently bring treated for, or are survivors of cancer. Info: 575-556-6545.
Joint replacement class: 3 to 5 p.m. the first and third Wednesday in the education room at the Gila Regional Billy Casper Wellness Center, 300 E. 16th St. in Silver City. The class is an hour-long PowerPoint presentation with handouts and opportunities to ask questions. A physical therapist and certified orthopedic nurse will help attendees understand the joint replacement process. Registration is through Southwest Bone and Joint Institute, 1268 East 32nd St. in Silver City, at 575-534-1919. Info: Denice Baird, RN, 575-538-4155.
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Ostomy support group: 6 to 7:30 p.m. the first Thursday of each month at the Memorial Medical Center Annex, 2450 S. Telshor Blvd. Info: Rebecca Kroll, 575-640-5242.
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MS support group: 6 to 7:30 p.m. the first Thursday of every month in the creative arts room at the Good Samaritan Society, 3011 Buena Vida Circle. For people with multiple sclerosis, their family members and their caregivers. Info: Celinda Levy, 575-373-5130.
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Trauma recovery and growth group: 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Saturdays at the Las Cruces Veterans Readjustment Counseling Center, 230 S. Water St. Initial intake and screen with a Vet Center provider is required before attending the group. Schedule a screening by calling 575-523-9826. Veterans must bring a DD 214 showing combat service to their first appointment. Active-duty military people must call to inquire. Info: 575-523-9826, 915-497-6496, email@example.com.
La Leche League: The group meets at 10 a.m. the first Saturday of every month at the Family Resource Center on the NMSU Campus, C-100 Cervantes Village. La Leche League of Las Cruces offers breastfeeding support to expectant and nursing mothers. Info: Renee, 575-635-6683 or lllusa.org/web/LasCrucesNM.html or look for "La Leche League of Las Cruces" on Facebook.
Cancer care ministry: 6:30 to 8 p.m. the second Tuesday of the month at University United Methodist Church, 2000 S. Locust St. Designed to be a Christian-centered education and support group, Cancer Care is facilitated by a team with experience in dealing with cancer on multiple levels: spiritual, physical, mental and emotional. Survivors, those who are battling the disease, friends or family are invited. Info: Betty Harris, 575-524-3994, 575-522-8220.
Grandparents support group: The Grandparents Raising Grandchildren Support Group meets from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. the second Tuesday of the month at Munson Senior Canter, 975 S. Mesquite St. Info: 575-528-3000.
Narcotics Anonymous: 7 p.m. every day in Las Cruces. Meetings are Sunday: University Church of Christ, 1555 E. University Ave. Monday and Friday: Mesilla Valley Hospital, 3751 N. Del Ray Blvd. Tuesday, Wednesday and Saturday: Community of Hope, 999 W. Amador Ave. Thursday: Peace Lutheran Church, 1701 E. Missouri Ave. Info: 575-915-2442, firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Nevada casinos won a near-record one-point-one-three (b) billion dollars from gamblers in May for a nine percent gain over the same month a year earlier.
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