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The Tour leaves Vendée on Saturday before arriving in Paris 21 stages and 3,430km later on Sunday July 24 and Gilbert gives his views on the race favourites.
Alberto Contador: He had to really go very deep in his reserves during the Giro. That was very hard for him because of the climate, the terrain and the transfers. I think he has left a lot of energy out there. He has the right for the presumption of innocence like any other citizen. If he was given the permission to start the Tour, why not? The only thing I wish is the justice to be done and that he won't be deprived of a possible victory or a possible honour because it wouldn't be good for our sport.
Andy Schleck: I think his form this season has been a little bit worse than in previous years. He has had good performances - but each time a little bit less impressive than in previous years. But he is able to improve quickly when he is approaching his targets. He shouldn't be forgotten. His brother Frank will be present and we all know that the two brothers are always very efficient together.
Cadel Evans: He prepares very well for his goals. He won Tirreno-Adriatico, he won the Tour of Romandy and he was second at the Dauphiné. It's nearly a perfect record. He is very serene, his team is 100% at his service, so I put him among the potential winners in Paris.
There is also of course Bradley Wiggins who has become very thin in the last two years, he is now aware of his potential in stage races. And you should not forget Alexandre Vinokourov either who is also preparing well for the Tour de France. They both can also contend for final victory.
Robert Gesink seems to be showing the strain at the moment. Whether the previous races were not important for him or whether his training is very hard, it's something that I don't know. Anyway, he should be there at the Tour.


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Coleman, 41, earned more than $91 million, according to basketball-reference.com, during a 15-year NBA career, which ended after five games with the Pistons in 2004-05. Since then, he has been regarded as a successful businessman for opening stores in his hometown of Detroit.
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C# Comes to the Unreal Engine
The Unreal Engine joins Unity with C# support thanks to Xamarin's new Mono for Unreal Engine. This extension enables developers to create Unreal Engine just using C#.
News from Xamarin Evolve 2014: Android Player, Sketches and C# Profiler
The Xamarin Evolve 2014 event taking place these days in Atlanta, US, has produced a number of news related to the cross-platform tools Xamarin makes: Android Player – a hardware accelerated Android simulator-, Sketches –a REPL-like environment-, and Profiler –a C# code profiler-.
Updated Feature List for C# 6 and VB 12
As the next version of C# gets closer, features that are not quite ready have to be cut. The features. Newly removed from the list are primary constructors and declaration expressions.
Win2D: Accelerated 2D Graphics for C# But Not WPF
Windows App developers have a new way to utilize GPU to accelerate their 2D-based graphical code. New Windows Runtime API Win2D provides Universal Apps on Windows Phone and Windows Store apps a way to access DirectX without resorting to C++.
Mono Gets Further Performance, Scalability Improvements
Mono 3.8.0 was released last week. It comes with several performance and scalability improvements across the runtime, as well as finishes the Windows port.
Using Bing to Boost C# Development
The Bing Developer Assistant is a new plugin for C# developers to enable effective searches for code samples from within Visual Studio. Rather than requiring a context switch to a web browser, the plugin lets developers make code searches while they work.
ASP.NET vNext: Custom Project Loaders and Language Support
The ASP.NET vNext runtime uses the Rosylyn compiler to compile and load the C# sources before running them. David Fowler shows how you can leverage the DI-by-design approach of KRuntime to inject support for your own language.
Pattern Matching in C# and VB
Another concept from functional programming languages making its way to C# and VB is what's known as pattern matching. At first glance pattern matching looks like a switch/select block, but it is much more powerful.
CocosSharp: Xamarin Forks Cocos2D-XNA
Xamarin has forked Cocos2D-XNA, a 2D/3D game development framework, creating a cross-platform library that can be included in PCL projects.
Easier Immutable Objects in C# and VB
A common pain point in .NET programming is the amount of boilerplate code necessary to implement immutable objects such as explicitly defined backing stores for each property. Under a new draft specification, C# and VB will be adding what they are calling a "record class" that eliminates most of the effort.
Microsoft Releases Tools for Unity
As promised, Microsoft has released newly acquired Visual Studio plugin UnityVS for free to developers using any recent paid edition of Visual Studio. This plugin greatly improves developers working with the Unity game development system.
Mono Project Adds Performance Team
The Mono project has focused on conformant code since its inception. Now the project is adding dedicated resources to focus on improving performance.
Google Open-Sources FlatBuffers: Efficient, Cross-Platform, Serialization Library
The Google "Fun Propulsion Labs" team has recently open-sourced FlatBuffers. Built especially to support performance needs of game developers, FlatBuffers stores serialized data in buffers which can be either stored in files or transferred across the network as-is, without any parsing overhead.
Big Features Pack Visual Studio "14" Preview
The first preview of the successor to VS2013 has been released, unifying several recent projects into a single package. Nearly all technology platforms are affected, with ASP.NET, C++, and VB/C# developers all receiving large updates.
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Right-click My Computer and go to Properties->Advanced->Environmental Variables...
What's above are user variables, and below are system variables. The elements are combined when creating the environment for an application. System variables are shared for all users, but user variables are only for your account/profile.
If you deleted the system ones by accident, bring up the Registry Editor, then go to
Environment variables are 'evaluated' (ie. they are attributed) in the following order:
Every process has an environment block that contains a set of environment variables and their values. There are two types of environment variables: user environment variables (set for each user) and system environment variables (set for everyone). A child process inherits the environment variables of its parent process by default.
Programs started by the command processor inherit the command processor's environment variables.
Environment variables specify search paths for files, directories for temporary files, application-specific options, and other similar information. The system maintains an environment block for each user and one for the computer. The system environment block represents environment variables for all users of the particular computer. A user's environment block represents the environment variables the system maintains for that particular user, including the set of system environment variables.
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Here are a few notes on the 'recently' concluded STC conference in Pune. I got some free time towards the end of the year to compile this - hence the delay. New year resolution continues to be - Better Late than Never :)
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The conference is very much on. We are working on the agenda right now. The
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Content released frequently, every release contains a small portion of a whole story.
In games, fire can be an obstacle, a tool, a weapon, or a solution. Just don't play with it...unless you really want to.
The floppy disk is a symbol for saving data that originated back when floppies were still the dominant format for computer games, but has persisted long after the technology became obsolete.
"Indie" or "independently developed" games are video games which are developed by a studio without the support of an external publisher.
The fourth annual PAX East took place March 22-24, 2013 at the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center in Boston, Massachusetts.
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Fear, cultural anxiety, and transformation.
Lanham, Md. : Lexington Books, 2009
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|Horror, science fiction, and fantasy films remade / Scott A. Lukas and John Marmysz --
Immanent attack : an existential take on The Invasion of the Body Snatchers films / Juneko J. Robinson --
Invasions of fear : the body snatcher theme / Ils Huygens --
Remaking Romero / Shane Borrowman --
Cultural change and nihilism in the Rollerball films / John Marmysz --
Hollywood's remake practices under the copyright regime : French films and Japanese horror films / Myoungsook Park --
Monsters reappearing in Great Yôkai Wars, 1968-2005 / Zilia Papp --
Trading spaces : transnational dislocations in Insomnia/Insomnia and Ju-on/The Grudge / Daniel Herbert --
Second chance : remaking Solaris / Constantine Verevis --
Ape redux : King Kong and the kiwis / Stan Jones --
Distinct identities of Star Trek fan film remakes / Daryl G. Frazetti --
Horror video game remakes and the question of medium : remaking Doom, Silent Hill, and Resident Evil / Scott A. Lukas --
Film remake or film adaptation? New media Hollywood and the digitalizing of gothic monsters in Van Helsing / Costas Constandinides.
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Boys high school rugby is growing stronger every season! We welcome new clubs and players every season.
Every year is exciting in the Girls high school division. We are adding new teams and many new players every year. Girls high school rugby is developing in Illinois!
Rugby Illinois supports coaches in their development of Illinois youth rugby. Parents also play a crucial role through their commitment and support.
Girls rugby continues to grow in Illinois, and starting with the spring of 2016, junior high aged (U14) girls will no longer be limited to playing in co-ed matches alongside boys. Each week at the U16/U14/U12 festivals there will be a U14 Girls "open" match played with any girls that wish to play in a "girls only" match. The goal is to form a competitive division of girls U14 teams.
Until now, girls below the high school level that have wanted to play rugby have participated on co-ed teams primarily composed of boys. Many have enjoyed that challenge, but many others have decided to wait until high school to play rugby, if at all. Having the opportunity to play in a girls-only rugby match is expected to appeal to both players and parents that might not be comfortable with a co-ed match, especially at the junior high level.
While some larger clubs may be able to recruit an entire team, it is expected that in the first year, the success of this endeavor will depend on each club recruiting a few girls that might not have tried rugby otherwise, and giving them a chance. That's the idea behind having an "open" division consisting of matches of mixed teams made up of girls from several clubs coming together to play each week.
All the clubs with middle school programs and with girls high school programs will be working to promote this new opportunity, but it will be the grassroots effort of girls that already play in the U14 division recruiting more of their friends that will determine the success of this new opportunity. Perhaps girls that previously declined an invitation to play co-ed rugby or that have played before but dropped out will take another look, and perhaps also many new girls that may be interested in trying a new sport will be more inclined to try rugby.


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Media Relations
Event Management
Social Media
Community Programming
Internal Communications
Strategic Planning
Sport and Entertainment
Tanya Sammis | Co-owner
Education: B.S. in Public Relations – The University of Texas – Austin – 2004; M.Ed. in Sport Management – The University of Texas – Austin – 2007
Industry Experience: 11 years
Tanya is the heart and soul of Sammis & Ochoa. She has dedicated her career to the promotion of her clients and their endeavors. Tanya's experience includes management positions in public relations and the non-profit industry, in addition to community- and media-related work in the sports industry.
She has managed public relations and event coordination accounts for clients making an impact locally and across the world from the AT&T Championship to the Raul Jimenez Thanksgiving Dinner. Her daily work consists of managing the culture of the company and delivering happiness both in and out of the office, while developing strategic communications campaigns, storylines and empowering community programs for the likes of the Plastic & Cosmetic Center of South Texas, Morningside Ministries, Geekdom and MBS Life, among others.
Tanya's expertise lies in media relationships and coverage, as well as producing and managing the communications elements of full-scale events. She finds joy in creating and nurturing relationships with clients, the media, community members and vendors. One of her favorite things about owning a business, in addition to having the opportunity to energize humans, is having found a business partner who complements her like bacon does eggs.
She recently combined her love of the 'trep life with her enjoyment of CrossFit and recently launched a new endeavor, with the opening of CrossFit Virilis, alongside co-owner Jobie Zapico. She sits on the board for the San Antonio affiliate of Susan G. Komen for the Cure and is the Race for the Cure public relations committee chair. She is also on the San Antonio Sports marketing committee. She also loves to bake, a lot.
Her mission is simple: To make at least one person's day better every day so that they may positively impact the lives of others, and ultimately, change the world.
Mario Ochoa | Co-Owner
Education: B.A. Communication Arts – University of the Incarnate Word – San Antonio – 2004
Industry Experience: 13 years
Mario is the resident optimist for San Antonio's Sammis & Ochoa. He specializes in media relations, copywriting, community outreach planning, and looking at the glass half-full.
As a native San Antonian, Mario is committed to the city and brings with him a profound affection for the development of his hometown. From the bustling and burgeoning center city to the vivid cultural scenes of the Westside, if it's San Antonio, Mario will rally behind it.
Starting as a student journalist for the University of the Incarnate Word Logos, Mario has accumulated over 12 years of experience in the media and public relations industry.
In his tenure as a public relations practitioner, he has handled accounts for regional small businesses – Express Information Systems, JC Food Mart, and others – large corporate entities – Career Education Corporation, Screamworks Entertainment, Gladiator Events, and others.
Mario also is an active local speaker and regularly presents at high school and university-level institutions on public relations best practices. He is also a rotating member of the Gang of Four radio program hosted by Jack Riccardi on KTSA 550 AM San Antonio.
However, nothing jazzes him more than learning. An avid reader of anything he can get his hands on, Mario has been known to devote hours online and offline to learning about the world – its cultures, its communities and its eccentricities. If you can't find him at his desk, look for him reading a book on his tablet or surfing Wikipedia.
His mission is simple: To energize people!
Allie Benson | Account Manager
Education: B.A. Public Relations – Texas State University – San Marcos – 2011
Industry Experience: 4 years
Allie launched her career as an intern with Sammis & Ochoa in January 2011. During her tenure she expanded her knowledge of the industry. She then graduated from Texas State University in San Marcos with an emphasis in public relations and a minor in French.
She also has a passion for volunteering in her community and stands by the quote, "Service is the rent we pay for the space we occupy on this earth." Allie serves on the staff of Texas Bluebonnet Girls State, an American Legion Auxiliary sponsored program geared toward teaching high school-aged girls the principles and practices of state and local government. She has been a member of the American Legion Auxiliary since the summer of 2011.
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She sits on the Marketing Committee of LOOP, a group dedicated to transforming San Antonio into a premiere city of choice for talented, motivated and innovative young professionals. When she's not working, Allie enjoys going to Alamo Drafthouse, reading and cheering for the San Antonio Spurs.
Her mission is simple: To empower others by helping them find their own personal strengths.
Alyssa Walker | Account Manager
Education: B.A. Convergent Media – The University of Incarnate Word – San Antonio – 2013
Industry Experience: 2 years
Alyssa joined our team in Summer 2014 after graduating from the University of the Incarnate Word with a degree in Convergent Media, which encompasses all the aspects of communication arts. During her college career, she interned at companies that allowed her to utilize her writing and communication skills, ultimately leading her to a career in public relations.
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Her mission is simple: To bring happiness to those around her.
Jenny Flores | Account Coordinator
Education: B.A. Mass Communication – Texas State University – San Marcos – 2013
Industry Experience: 3 years
Jenny joined the Sammis & Ochoa team in August 2011 as a fall intern. She graduated from Texas State University in the summer of 2013 with a Bachelor of Arts in Mass Communication, with a minor in Spanish. She is currently attending Schreiner University to pursue a Master of Business Administration. She returned to the S&O team in December 2014 full-time as an account coordinator. She also gained experience in marketing and public relations working in a marketing role in the corporate department for Wing Stop prior to finding her permanent home at Sammis & Ochoa.
Jenny has a passion for volunteering and is active with the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation Lone Star Chapter. She started volunteering with them in Spring 2011 and has helped coordinate silent auctions for their annual gala, the Annual Tower Climb and Run and the Great Strides Walk. She also helped in the founding of her church's young adult group, The Ministry of the 13th Disciple, where she sits as public relations chair for the organization.
When she is not at the office, you can usually find her hosting faith sharing groups, watching Disney movies or at a Spurs game!
Her mission is simple: To show love to others by serving.
Lynnette Montemayor | Account Coordinator
Education: B.A. Public Relations – The University of Texas at San Antonio – 2014
Industry Experience: 2 years
Lynnette served as a summer intern in 2012 while pursuing her bachelor's degree in public relations. Lynnette loved the S&O team so much that she returned in 2013 to join the team as our account assistant. Lynnette graduated in May 2014, traveled the world for a summer and came back to take on the full-time role of account coordinator.
Lynnette has an incredible knack for storytelling and does so through verbal and written word, as well as videography. She is able to craft stories through the use of technology with creativity and excellence. She has worked on accounts including the Raul Jimenez Thanksgiving Dinner, San Antonio BCycle, Tony Roma's and the Plastic and Cosmetic Center of South Texas. She also used her communication talents to serve many student organizations at UTSA.
In her me time, Lynnette enjoys dancing, being outdoors, and traveling. In 2014, Lynnette studied abroad in Ireland and backpacked to three other countries in Europe meeting a diverse array of humans and experiencing the culture along the way. Her time is most enjoyably spent painting or playing with her little dachshund, Max.
Her mission is simple: To stay faithful and make a difference.
Victoria Reyna | Account Assistant
Education: B.A. Communication in progress – University of Texas at San Antonio
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Victoria first came on board with Sammis & Ochoa in January 2014. A few months later, she officially joined our team as an account assistant. She currently studies at the University of Texas at San Antonio where she is pursuing a bachelor's degree in communication with a concentration in public relations and a minor in business administration.
Victoria works on both non-profit and corporate accounts of various industries including the Raul Jimenez Thanksgiving Dinner, Morningside Ministries, the City of San Antonio, and The Plastic and Cosmetic Center of South Texas, using her writing expertise and love of photographing to help clients tell their stories to the San Antonio community.
Throughout her college career, Victoria has stayed involved in organizations that have both given her the experience she will need for life after graduation and helped her stay connected with her passions – writing, making music, and living life to the fullest. She currently serves as President of the Theta Gamma chapter of Sigma Alpha Iota, an International Music Fraternity and as Director of Fundraising for the Steven R. Levitt chapter of the Public Relations Student Society of America.
Victoria enjoys volunteering her time and talents by photographing students in need of LinkedIn and audition headshots, singing for patients at hospitals and nursing homes in her hometown, and most recently, editing a recruitment video for the UTSA voice department. When she's not in the office or school, you can find her with her nose in a book, enjoying an episode of Friends or strumming a guitar.
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Are there enough young air traffic controllers to replace retiring baby boomers?
Overworked air traffic controllers are falling asleep on the job because there simply aren't enough of them to allow for reasonable shifts, says an article by CNN Money. The article also indicates that this shortage may get worse as a huge portion of the workforce approaches retirement.So what does the future hold for the air traffic controller occupation? Are there enough young people entering this occupation to replace retiring baby boomers? What does it take to be an air traffic controller? Is this a promising career path? EMSI decided to answer these questions with Analyst, our labor market and education data software.Yes, the air traffic controller workforce is agingIn the U.S., an alarming 49 percent of the air traffic controller workforce is age 45 or older, and roughly 20 percent of the workforce is 55 or older. This age breakdown may create significant recruitment challenges in the future as baby boomers retire.But would it really be difficult to get young people interested...
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6 tips for dealing with the office bully
It'd be great if everyone at the office got along, but that's not reality. One toxic employee, such as an office bully, can bring down workplace morale and hinder productivity. And intimidation is not uncommon: More than a quarter (27 percent) of U.S. adults surveyed by the Workplace Bullying Institute are currently or have been victims of abusive conduct at work, and 21 percent have witnessed it. Furthermore, in 48 percent of the bullying cases, the perpetrator was one or more higher-ranking managers.There's no quick or easy way to deal with an office bully. Still, when you're the target, you'll need to take steps to deal with this situation while maintaining your poise and professionalism. Here are six suggestions:1. Practice avoidanceYour first course of action should be defensive. Minimize opportunities for conflict by changing your routine to avoid meeting the office bully in the elevator, restroom or hallway. When forced to work together or attend a group meeting, be professio...
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Office etiquette: How late do you stay?
More often than not, the workday starts early and ends late, with more emails waiting for us when we arrive home. We're under pressure to show everyone around us that we were worth the hire. But when did it become an acceptable practice to throw the work-life balance out the window in favor of a work-work life?When it's 5 o'clock (or 6 or 7), should you stay or should you go?When to stayYou're not alone if you choose to stay late to plow through your workload. Nearly two-thirds of U.S. companies have employees that have worked more hours over the past three years, for reasons ranging from limited job opportunities to fear of disappointing a boss or letting the team down.If you're working on an assignment and find yourself in the zone, it might be best to keep with the momentum rather than running out the door just because the clock struck 6. But remember there will always be more work than hours in the day. The trick is finding balance. When to leaveAsking these questions should hel...
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Why community colleges are a good choice for the economy
Students graduating from high school have different options for what's next, based on their circumstances and their desire to achieve higher education. Some may head straight to the workforce, while others may weigh their college options.One such route is community college – and while these colleges benefit the students who attend them, they also benefit the economy at large.That was the focus of a recent study by Economic Modeling Specialists Intl.: "The Economic Impact of Community Colleges." According to the study, America's community colleges and their students added $809 billion in income to the U.S. economy, approximately equal to 5.4 percent of the nation's Gross Domestic Product.The White House takes noticeThe important role community colleges play in both the future of students and the economy is a topic that President Obama has put a spotlight on, with his initiative to provide responsible students with the first two years of community college at no cost. The White House r...
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Pardon my French: I'd give an 'F' to my attempt at learning Français
Editor's note: Could simply adding an enriching or challenging activity – or giving up a bad habit or dependency – really make an impact on your workday? The CareerBuilder writers decided to find out – we each picked one thing to add on or give up for one workweek to see how it affected our workplace productivity, mood and success. We'll be blogging about our experiences throughout the next several weeks (that is, if we make it through the challenge in one piece). "Bonjour." "Merci." These were about the only two words I knew before I started my week of one hour French lessons. I was excited about learning French for a brief time when my wife and I went to Paris. I learned a small amount (mostly from YouTube videos) before I went, and I was so excited when I got the chance to use it on a French waiter or bartender. So when I found out that my company offered free Rosetta Stone courses, I thought it would be a great opportunity to hone my French-speaking skills. That is unt...
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Check, please! Why I set an expiration date on my weeknight cooking experiment
Editor's note: Could simply adding an enriching or challenging activity – or giving up a bad habit or dependency – really make an impact on your workday? The CareerBuilder writers decided to find out – we each picked one thing to add on or give up for one workweek to see how it affected our workplace productivity, mood and success. We'll be blogging about our experiences throughout the next several weeks (that is, if we make it through the challenge in one piece).I'll admit I'm not as out of place in a kitchen as Paula Deen is in a ballroom, but my version of "cooking from scratch" is still limited to making mac & cheese out of the box — or scrambled eggs, if I'm feeling fancy. When I'm starving at dinner time, do I dream of being Rachael Ray or Jamie Oliver? Who wouldn't. But I leave for work around 7 a.m. and don't get home until after 7 p.m. on any given weekday, so if I had to choose between watching "Dancing With the Stars" or "Scandal" and prepping dinner from scratch…But ...
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How to deal with an out-of-town boss
The world has become a global workplace, thanks to technology's far-reaching capabilities that can keep everybody in touch. From phone calls and emails to instant messaging and web-cams, there are plenty of ways to stay up to date with everybody you do business with.So it may not be too surprising for today's workers to sometimes have a boss that works and lives primarily out of town. While there are some unique challenges that come along with this work arrangement, there are also plenty of ways to have a thriving business relationship with your out-of-town boss while still getting the recognition for your accomplishments. Define your responsibilities The first must-do if you have an out-of-town boss is defining your responsibilities. In-office bosses can more easily hand you one-off tasks and ask questions on current projects, but out-of-office bosses who pass along projects to you may not be as easy to keep up with, especially for seemingly unrelated projects that you're not sure ...
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Party-time etiquette for the most common office celebrations
Some people love office celebrations: getting together with their colleagues, toasting the guest of honor, eating cake, getting a break from the daily grind. Others resent having to take time out of their day to engage in endless chitchat and eat too-sugary treats.No matter where you stand on office celebrations, it's important to understand the rules of business etiquette for these gatherings. Here's what you need to know:Do you have to attend?Unless the party is mandatory for all employees, you don't have to go. However, for the sake of collegiality, don't skip all office celebrations. Pick and choose your absences wisely.For example, is Marianne in legal celebrating her 20th work anniversary? That's a big deal, so put your paperwork aside and join your teammates in honoring her milestone. The same goes for events marking a successful project launch: Show up and applaud the accomplishment.On the other hand, if you're slammed with a major project when the office is celebrating mont...
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Show CareerBuilder how you #WorkHappier
There's a fairly simple idea that pops into my head just about everyday I'm sitting in my cube: How can I add more happiness to my day at work?According to the Organization for Economic Development and Cooperation, the average American spends 1,790 working annually. When you consider that's roughly 30 percent of the time you'll be awake each year, I hope it becomes clear you should strive to be happy while you're on the job. You'll eventually spend a giant chunk of your life working; why not improve those times as much as possible? Why save happiness for when you leave the office?Take action and #WorkHappierMuch like a job search, much like your career development, you must be active in your pursuit of happiness. You can't just sit and do nothing but hope you find happiness tomorrow, next week or next year. You have to go after it.That's where the idea of #WorkHappier comes in. When the going gets tough at the office, how do you remain positive? When things become stale, how do you ...
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Companies hiring in November
Looking for something to be thankful for this November? How about some new job opportunities? Here are 20 companies with open positions this November.1. Alliance DataIndustry: Finance Sample job titles: Call center collection, senior digital product specialist, customer retention Location: Coeur D'Alene, Idaho; Rio Rancho, N.M.; Columbus, Ohio; Westminster, Conn.2. Ashfield HealthcareIndustry: Health careSample job titles: Pharmaceutical field sales representativeLocation: Phoenix, Ariz.; North Las Vegas, N.V.; Ivyland, Pa.; Dallas3. Cars.comIndustry: Digital/media advertisingSample job titles: Digital media sales representative, front end developer, product manager, product/tech/operations/marketing intern, e-learning coordinator, application developer, product analyst, business intelligence developer, graphic designer, account manager – national sales, financial analyst, account manager, operations trainer, regional sales manager Location: Headquartered in Chicago, nationwide sal...


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Lazaro De Tormes
|Genre: Adaptation, Comedy, Drama, Period
Rafael Alvarez
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Summary:Born into poverty, Lazaro de Tormes spends his young life working to survive. After he's old enough to go out on his own, Lazaro seeks the job of town crier. But a bargain made with a corrupt archpriest lands Lazaro in court, where he must defend himself on charges that are not quite clear.


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text: Film Rich Kids Robbing Paris Hilton – Peep "The Bling Ring" Trailer April 24, 2013 Rachel Murphy 0 "Come on, let's go to Paris'. I wanna rob," are not the words you'd expect coming from Hermoine Granger. Check out the trailer for "The Bling Ring" starring Emma Watson. Read more


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Missing Morehead State student found after overnight search
Updated: 09/14/2012 - Dispatchers tell us a Morehead State University student who went missing while hiking was found safe moments ago.
Updated: 09/14/2012 - Dispatchers tell us a Morehead State University student who went missing while hiking was found safe moments ago.
Posted: 09/10/2012 - A man crashes his car into another--after he claims he blacked out!
Posted: 09/06/2012 - A man wanted on federal charges is arrested in Rowan County.
Posted: 08/31/2012 - The crash happened just after 4 p.m. Friday on Christy Creek Road near Morehead.
Posted: 08/31/2012 - We are gathering details about a crash that killed a motorcycle rider.
Posted: 08/28/2012 - MOREHEAD, Ky. (WKYT) - Officials in Morehead tell us a tractor trailer carrying liquid fuel rockets has crashed on I-64 near exit 137.
Updated: 08/27/2012 - Investigators say Maayimuna N'Diaye's father took her to Africa last December.
Updated: 08/24/2012 - Hundreds and hundreds of people showed up today to pay their respects to Josh Ferguson, including several fire departments from across the state. They said Josh Ferguson was a rock in the Elliottville Volunteer Fire Department.
Updated: 08/23/2012 - Friends and family are remembering a volunteer firefighter captain, killed in a logging accident.
Updated: 08/23/2012 - The flag at the Elliottville Volunteer Fire Department flew at half-staff today in honor of Josh Ferguson. His family says that place was like a second home to him and that he lived to help others.
Updated: 08/21/2012 - The Rowan County coroner says the victim was working with a crew off of Highway 1722 when the accident happened Tuesday.
Updated: 08/07/2012 - List of dates of schools starting in the coming days across the mountains.
Posted: 07/23/2012 - The 2012 class includes golf standout Wes Martin, All-Ohio Valley Conference football tackle Ernie DeCourley and baseball record holder Charlie Adkins.
Posted: 07/23/2012 - The Lexington Herald Leader reports James Horton Junior died Friday at Saint Claire Regional Medical Center in Morehead following a brief illness.
Posted: 07/14/2012 - Keeneland Concours d'Elegance will again be held at Keeneland Race Course, July 21 in Lexington, Ky, showcasing over 130 of the finest collector vehicles in the country. From rows of vintage antiques to impressive modern marvels …
Posted: 07/11/2012 - Agriculture Commissioner James Comer expressed grave concerns for Kentucky's livestock producers and corn growers and cautioned them to take steps to protect themselves from potential losses.
Updated: 10/03/2013 - The Kentucky Small Business Development Center receives full accreditation from the Association of Small Business Development Centers, the national accrediting body for Small Business Development Centers.
Updated: 10/03/2013 - A new state law will provide Kentucky agritourism destinations with limited liability protection when it takes effect on July 11.
Updated: 06/26/2012 - A new study by the University of Kentucky Markey Cancer Center shows that patients reported significant improvement in side effects of cancer treatment following just one Jin Shin Jyutsu session.
Posted: 06/15/2012 - The Council on Postsecondary Education has already voted to allow KCTCS to increase tuition as much as four percent.
Posted: 06/08/2012 - 43-year old Larry Flannery is charged with Possession of Matter Portraying the Sexual Performance by a Minor.
Posted: 05/21/2012 - Police want to find two knife wielding robbers who held up a grocery store.
Posted: 05/16/2012 - The Morehead News reports Allen's IGA will move back into the building that was Slone's market.
Updated: 05/14/2012 - Sean Woods says it's a blessing to come home.
Updated: 05/13/2012 - Morehead State University Police confirm student Daniel Hiser, 20, has made his location known in Albuquerque, New Mexico.


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I used Tenergy NiMh 2/3A 1600mAh cells. I paid my local battery plus store $10 a pop to rebuild my batteries. It's cheaper than the ebay/China option and you don't have to do any of the work.
Also I bought a third party charger. I'll have to look it up if anyone wants to know which one it is. I rarely use it. The rebuilt batteries hold a charge for months. Someone mentioned a DC power supply adapter. Considering under normal amateur usage the batteries last months on a single charge I don't see the utility of the DC Power supply. I charge up a couple of batteries and go on vacation. I don't even take the charger with me.


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Diversified Trust adds SVP, VPs
Diversified Trust has recruited three executives to its Nashville office, one of them a senior vice president who has moved from Ziff Brothers in New York.
Adam Dretler comes to Diversified after spending more than seven years as a senior trader at Ziff Brothers, where he focused on trading global stocks on a long-short platform. Before that, he worked for more than eight years at Deutsche Bank. At Diversified Trust, Dretler (pictured at left) is responsible for client service, investment management and new business development in the Nashville office.
Also joining Diversified Trust are VPs Lamar Stanley and Katie Williams, pictured at right. Stanley focuses on the company's private equity strategies and previously spent eight years in the U.S. Navy as an intelligence officer, most recently serving with Joint Special Operations Command at Fort Bragg, North Carolina.
Williams is responsible for client service, investment management and new business development in the area, with an emphasis on financial planning and advisory services. Prior to joining the firm, she was a financial advisor with the Pruett Group of Northwestern Mutual in Nashville.
"We are pleased to welcome Adam, Lamar and Katie to Diversified Trust during a continued time of growth for our firm," said Jim Ramsey, managing principal. "They are experienced, talented and proven professionals that we believe add immediate value to our clients in Middle Tennessee and beyond."
Employee-owned Diversified Trust manages more than $5 billion for its clients. Its Nashville office is located at 3102 West End Ave.


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This plant is attractive to bees, butterflies and/or birds
Average Water Needs; Water regularly; do not overwater
24-36 in. (60-90 cm)
12-15 in. (30-38 cm)
15-18 in. (38-45 cm)
18-24 in. (45-60 cm)
USDA Zone 3a: to -39.9 �C (-40 �F)
USDA Zone 3b: to -37.2 �C (-35 �F)
USDA Zone 4a: to -34.4 �C (-30 �F)
USDA Zone 4b: to -31.6 �C (-25 �F)
USDA Zone 5a: to -28.8 �C (-20 �F)
USDA Zone 5b: to -26.1 �C (-15 �F)
USDA Zone 6a: to -23.3 �C (-10 �F)
USDA Zone 6b: to -20.5 �C (-5 �F)
USDA Zone 7a: to -17.7 �C (0 �F)
USDA Zone 7b: to -14.9 �C (5 �F)
USDA Zone 8a: to -12.2 �C (10 �F)
USDA Zone 8b: to -9.4 �C (15 �F)
Sun to Partial Shade
White/Near White
Late Spring/Early Summer
Blooms repeatedly
This plant is resistant to deer
This plant has been said to grow in the following regions:
San Marcos, California
Aurora, Colorado
Des Plaines, Illinois
Iowa City, Iowa
Olney, Maryland
Pinconning, Michigan
Lake George, Minnesota
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Saint Paul, Minnesota
Hilton, New York
Geneva, Ohio
Hamilton, Ohio
West Chester, Pennsylvania
Leesburg, Virginia
Smithfield, Virginia
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Linda M on 9/9/2015 6:33:54 AM
Review: Your seafood is the best. Thank you for providing superior wild and sustainably harvested food,
"Boneless skinless salmon filets 6 oz."
Julia Canipelli on 9/6/2015 6:41:47 AM
Review: I cooked my salmon with your seasoning on a cedar plan in my oven for 8 minutes at a 350 degree oven and it was delicious and melted in my mouth. I really enjoyed my dinner. Thank you. FYI the order arived primal on dry ice frozen solid.
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Deirdre B on 8/31/2015 8:26:51 AM
Review: This is the best salmon I have ever tasted. I ordered it just in time on a Wednesday, and it was at my doorstep Friday morning....all frozen and packaged beautifully. It couldn't be easier. So easy to cook and delicious. This company is a keeper.
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Jean B on 8/28/2015 7:29:28 AM
Review: I have been buying salmon from VitalChoice for years now and have always been more than satisfied. Excellent taste, convenient packaging and quick delivery. And what is really great is that it is sustainably harvested.
"Exceeded My Expectations..."
Lisa on 8/27/2015 6:17:08 AM
Review: The salmon I received was of superior quality and I eat salmon quite often. Just as important, I want to complement Vital Choice on its fine packaging and excellent preparation instructions. My orders always arrive in excellent condition. It's a pleasure to do business with a company that consistently exceeds my expectations!!!
Kathleen on 8/26/2015 2:29:41 PM
Review: I received this as a birthday present. The salmon arrived packed in dry ice and completely frozen. In good condition and ready for my freezer. I had it for dinner last night. It is wonderful! Great taste, color and texture. I recommend it.
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Anne Marie Davis on 8/20/2015 8:04:02 AM
Review: Best salmon on the planet! Outstanding service at Vital Choice!
"Love the Salmon"
E Joy Among on 8/14/2015 6:18:28 PM
Review: My only complaint is the packaging. I loved the styrofoam packaging you used to give. They made wonderful coolers. It all arrived in good frozen condition, just loved the added benefit of the cooler.
Thanks for a good product.
"6 oz salmon portions"
Adele Anderson on 8/14/2015 12:26:18 PM
Review: Salmon is delicious. Would like it better if all the portions were filets has pictured and not tail and neck pieces.
Patti on 8/14/2015 5:13:29 AM
Review: This is the best salmon ever and I love all the products. Wish I could buy more.
Tom N on 8/13/2015 9:03:47 AM
Review: My last order was great.
Taste, texture, color and moisture content, all fantastic!
Thank you Vital Choice
Doris B on 8/12/2015 9:02:05 AM
Review: Salmon is incredible! Problem with delivery of gift was solved more than I hoped!
I will continue to order and recommend!
"Salmon Sockeye"
Donna B on 8/8/2015 7:22:19 AM
Review: Delicious!
"Great Salmon, Superior Service"
Leslie Colvin on 7/30/2015 4:47:36 AM
Review: I've been a consistent purchaser of Vital Choice for years because the products - especially the salmon - never disappoints. Recently, due to the extraordinarily hot weather, a couple pieces of my order seemed a bit semi-thawed. Customer Service assured me the quality was not compromised because of the processing and packaging - but - sent me replacements
anyway! So if you want delicious seafood from a reliable, sustainable resource with Superior customer service, choose Vital a Choice.
"Lifetime customer"
Jamie on 7/29/2015 4:38:09 PM
Review: The quality of this salmon is just superb and the customer service just excellent. We love the fact that the salmon is caught sustainably. We order it several times a month and will be customers for life.


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A Gallery of Melted Technology
Droopy Stereo This pitiful-looking stereo system sustained worse-than-oven conditions during the same fire that melted the Fuji camera seen earlier. Also melted were a collection of remote controls sitting atop the main console and a pile of Haribo Strawberries, a gummy candy that does not take well to intense heat and flame. Once again, we're thankful that no one was injured in the fire.
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Moth and the Flame 6 by StressedJennyWatch
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too cute ^^
Hee hee. Your speak of slumping makes me laugh. ^^
Uh oh. I bet I know what she's gonna do....
Uh oh. I bet I know what she's gonna do....
this is the most ADORABLE comic I ever Read until Now
oh this makes me think of me and my husbend how we can never reach each other no matter how hard we try
aww I just wanna hug him.
Ats quite a slump
I think I see something of a Rapunzel theme here…
poor Moff
I'm afraid at what might happen once she stop burning
is he the flame's hand at frame 4?
ooouuuuhh :c
The cuteness
doesn't she know that she'll die faster now? *sniff*
The more flicks burns the candle the shorter her life
this series is simply adorable(it would make a terrific animated short)Bravo!!!
AAWWWW , it's so cute .w. !
Poor little Moff! I'm so, SO glad you're continuing these-I'm hooked!
This is not going to end well I know it...
Dont give up yet Moff!!
why is this story so god damn adorable D:
All this cute and fluff ... I am scared to look at the next page in fear that you will rip out my heart and stomp on it -.-
Aaaaw, that little slump! This is fantastic. It's adorable. :'D I love it.
this is just...too adorable.. I can't...I just can't deal with it...
nyaaaaw so cute X3
This comic <3
Doomed love is always sad... Love it so much though!!!
This is so precious and sad I can cry
is there a part 7?
This comic is so adorable!
This is an adorable comic with lovely expressions and a cute storyline. I really hope for it to continue!
This was sooo cute!
Too bad they cant touch eachother
Too bad they cant touch eachother
oh my God, this comic is SO cute!!!
Such a beautiful and sad story.
Reminds me of Rapunzel :3
So cute. I love it. ^-^
this is so...CUTEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
this is so cute and really great congrats on the DD (on the other page ^^)
THIS IS ADORABLE!!! I would love to buy this story if you EVER think of making it into a short comic GO FOR IT!!! This is so cute!
This is honestly one of the most adorable comics I've ever seen~ I can't wait to see what happens next. ^^
that poor little moth is so consumed by its want for the flame, it has no idea about the dangers that go with it~
that poor little moth is so consumed by its want for the flame, it has no idea about the dangers that go with it~
omg what's going to happen? !!


text: New Zealand Rubble from New Zealand quake shows Seattle what to expect By Keith Seinfeld • Feb 13, 2013 Rob Griffith / AP The Northwest hasn't had a killer earthquake since 1965 – and it's been three centuries since anything massive shook this region. That's how New Zealanders felt, until two years ago, when a quake knocked their third largest city to its knees. Lessons from Christchurch, NZ, and other Pacific Rim cities, are resonating at a meeting of the Earthquake Engineering Research Institute, in Seattle this week.