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Kim Kardashian [1] turns 35 on Wednesday, and we're celebrating the major milestone with a look back at her sexiest bikini pictures. It's been a big couple of years for Kim and her family, what with her lavish wedding to Kanye West [2] last May, the announcement of her second pregnancy this May, and a slew of adorable mother-daughter moments [3] with 2-year-old North. Whether she's got a six-pack or a growing baby bump, Kim has made sure to let the world know that she's always bikini-ready with tons of social media snaps [4] fashion spreads. From hitting the beach in a bikini to posing for photo shoots in sexy two-pieces, we've rounded up 37 of Kim's best swimsuit photos. Happy birthday, Kim — here's to another year full of great bikini moments!
Kim flaunted her figure in a red two-piece on the beach in Mexico in August 2014.
Kim showed off her postbaby body in a white bikini in Miami back in November 2013.
Kim showed off her hot bikini body during an LA photo shoot in July 2009.
She walked along the beach during a November 2008 trip to Miami.
Kim kept her famous curves hidden under water while posing for FHM's October 2009 cover.
Kim wore several bikinis — including this purple one — during a vacation in Mykonos, Greece, in April 2013.
She let loose in the ocean during an August 2008 trip to Cabo San Lucas, Mexico.
Kim shared this photo of herself lounging in the pool in Mexico in July 2014.
Source: Instagram user kimkardashian [5]
She showed off her growing belly during a trip to St. Barts in August 2015.
Kim gave fans a glimpse of her bikini body during a photo shoot in June 2012.
Kim's famous derriere was on display as she posed for a photo shoot [7] on the beach in Thailand in April 2014.
During a work trip to the Bahamas in 2009, Kim posed in a bikini for a People magazine spread.
She playfully posed with her then-boyfriend Reggie Bush for their sexy March 2009 GQ spread.
She stretched out on a lounge chair in Mexico in July 2014.
Source: Instagram user kimkardashian [9]
Kim posed in a fur bikini (in the snow!) in January 2015.
She wore a colorful Agent Provocateur [10] bikini on Miami Beach in July 2012.
She relaxed by the pool in a black high-waisted bikini during her honeymoon with Kanye West [11] in June 2014.
Kim got silly on a trampoline during a July 2009 photo shoot in LA.
She wore a barely-there bikini while going for a swim in August 2012.
Kim took in the sights in a black bikini while in Mykonos, Greece, in April 2013.
Pregnant Kim wore a metallic bikini in LA, just days before she gave birth to daughter North West in June 2013.
Kim wore a see-through cover-up during a May 2009 promotional event in Malibu.
She hit the ocean in Miami Beach during a July 2007 trip with her sisters.
She showed off her baby bump while soaking up the Mykonos rays in Greece in April 2013.
She headed south of the border to Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, in August 2008.
Kim waved to the camera while vacationing in Monte Carlo in June 2008.
Kim and Reggie made a fine pair in GQ magazine's March 2009 issue.
She flaunted her postbaby figure in a white swimsuit in October 2013.
Kim sported a retro two-piece during a Hawaiian vacation in August 2012.
She shared a photo of herself in a white bikini during a trip to Mexico in 2008.
She shared her dieting and exercise tips with bikini photo spread in Life and Style in May 2009.
Kim hit the water in a black bikini during a trip to Miami in November 2008.
Kim graced the June 2010 cover of Shape magazine in a tiny purple two-piece.
She showed off her blond locks and blew a kiss to her Twitter followers in September 2009.
Kim and her sister Kourtney cooled off at the pool on vacation in Monte Carlo in June 2008.
She filmed Kim and Kourtney Take Miami on the beach with her sister in March 2010.
Kim posted this bikini-clad selfie in May 2015.


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Hippo Creek seems to be taking over Perth by storm. This South African style steakhouse started in a little eatery in Scarborough many years ago and now has popped up in Subiaco, Karawara and Hillarys. I'm sure a Northbridge or Perth CBD venue is not far off from opening too given this city's love of deliciously cooked meat. After all, when you look how well these restaurants have done in conjunction with places like Lapa and Tony Romas etc, meat is loved by Perthies.
It's Jeremy's mum's birthday so we've taken her, his dad and his little brother out for a delicious dinner at Hillary's Hippo Creek. Thankfully we booked for our party of five, because not long after we arrived the line for diners waiting for a table was extremely long (out the door!). None of us have been here before but we've all heard great things and are pretty excited for the meal that awaits us.
Since we've heard the servings sizes are rather generous here, we skip having an entree each and choose three for the table. The birthday girl chooses the Mud Huts ($15) which are button mushrooms filled with cream cheese, spinach and semi-dried tomato, crumbed and fried. They comes with a side of garlic aioli dipping sauce.
Jeremy and I are the only ones on the table who have eaten snails before but everyone is game to try them - and all enjoy the taste once they get past what it is they're actually eating. The snails are soft and chewy; the flavours strong but deliciously so. While they're definitely different to how I've eaten them in the past, they go down a treat.
He laughs as he explains the face he makes mid-bite - the blue cheese is plentiful and extremely intense! But he's the first to clean up his plate entirely and with a big satisfied smile.
The chips here are incredible. Salty, crunchy and a tiny bit oily. They work well with the river of butter that flows down on top. Oh so naughty but oh so good at the same time!
Though he can eat a big serving of food, I can tell Jeremy's definitely regretted getting the 500 gram serving. It's a lot of meat and though he gets through it, he's spent by the end. This is the dish to get if you like your meals big and red-meat based.
The steak was ordered rare and my first few bites I have to say were on the medium to well side. But once I got in a bit more, there was the gloriously red flesh I had been looking for. The steak is wonderful quality; tender and melt-in-you-mouth. The chips, as mentioned earlier, are amazing. While I had wanted to try the garlic butter, I have to admit it wasn't my sort of condiment. But that's where the mushroom sauce came in handy. It was decadently creamy and full of flavour. Easily one of the best I've ever had and will be on my mind next time I come back here.
I have to say that this place really was a great night out. It's children friendly, with efficient staff and a great selection of food to choose from. And though it is a little pricier than say your Outback Jacks etc, the serving sizes more than make up for it. Plus, as an added bonus when you factor in the use of the Entertainment Card (its in the gold section), we saved ourselves $50 - definitely an added bonus!


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My partner and I started our Internet company, NetMarquee, in 1995 with $10,000 and a passion for using the new online medium as a compelling marketing tool. Over its life, the company evolved from a start-up operating a simple Web site for owners of family businesses into an end-to-end direct-marketing agency serving Fortune 1000 companies.
As we were building the business, we thought often about raising venture capital to facilitate our growth. What a little money could do for us! Wouldn't it be nice to have a better address and top-shelf equipment to attract employees and impress customers! At the time, so many Internet companies were raising even more money than they had anticipated that we thought it was a reasonable strategy for us as well.
Alas, we were wrong. Maybe our pitch didn't float investors' boats. Perhaps we were too far ahead of our time. Maybe we just didn't try hard enough. Whatever the reason(s), our board of advisors countered with some solid advice: We should not be spending our time trying to raise money. Build the business, they said, and find clients who can help finance growth.
Size Is Not Enough
We buckled down and did just that, with the result that revenues doubled every year, and in 1997 we made a profit. As we thought about it, we realized that not having other-people's-money was actually a benefit to us. We were able to focus on the fundamentals of building our business rather than on other people's ideas. And, as it became necessary to alter our business model - we did so three times! - we could do that unencumbered by the concerns of outside investors.
In spite of success, however, cash was always on our minds. Our ability to lease equipment and cover capital outlays was severely stretched. Our darkest fear was that all it might take was one missed project deadline, one lost customer, the departure of one key employee - and we'd be toast.
The other problem was that simply doubling in size every year just wasn't good enough if we wanted to move into the big leagues. Early in 1999 we realized we had two options: at long last raise some capital to fund our growth and stability, or merge the company with an organization that would provide the investment funding we needed. Since fundraising was not our forte, we decided to seek a financial partner and get hitched.
Rules of the Dating Game
Selling your company, it turns out, is a lot like looking for an ideal mate in a confusing singles scene. We realized we were faced with a marketing challenge. We also didn't want the process to drag on indefinitely. Here's what we learned about looking for RightCo. Inc.
- Set a goal. Establish some specific objectives and a time-line for each. We determined that one year was a reasonable amount of time in which to locate prospective merger partners and negotiate a deal. That would allow us to meet the company's needs as well as ours, as co-founders and owners.
- Target your efforts. What kinds of companies would be most interested in a merger with yours? We thought carefully about the core value that NetMarquee brought to the table for each market segment. What were the top firms in each of those segments and how could we reach them?
- Share the tasks. My co-founder and I soon realized that the responsibilities of running a fast-growing business and finding a merger partner with whom we could live happily ever after were incompatible. We wouldn't get anywhere if we were constantly multi-tasking and overlapping. The best approach was for me to take over the day-to-day tasks of running the firm, and he would drive our partner search.
- Get outside help. Entrepreneurs tend to be creative, passionate and driven - but not necessarily accountants, diplomats or lawyers. While we knew the ins and outs of running our business, we were much less comfortable positioning it for sale and negotiating the financial and legal aspects of a deal. All along we had carefully documented our thinking and solicited valuable feedback from our board and other associates. Now our advisors put us in touch with a number of "facilitators" (if we were a much larger firm, I'd call them investment bankers) to help us "seek strategic alternatives for the company."
Chemistry with the Matchmaker
The decision to bring a facilitator on board was a big one. In addition to a monthly outlay, we would need to commit to a substantial payout at the conclusion of a deal. Moreover, if we just got fed up and walked away, we'd still have to pay a commission at deal time and for several years thereafter. In the end, we swallowed hard and decided to press ahead because we needed the active help of someone who'd been there before. After meeting with several individuals, we began negotiating with one who seemed both capable and interested.
A month later, we were a signature away from engaging this person when our intuition got the better of us. Her negotiating style made us somewhat uncomfortable. She seemed to have a hard-line, "take it or leave it" approach. We didn't particularly like that style, and we sensed that it might not work during negotiations with our future owners. Even though it meant a month's delay in the schedule we had established, we eventually signed up with someone else.
Finding an intermediary whose style and approach fit ours made all the difference, since the matchmaker had to quickly become a third member of our partnership. Our new facilitator had the ability to understand our business and to see our company through the eyes of potential acquirers. Needless to say, that taught us something important: Your best decisions are the ones that first come from your head, then sit well in your gut.
Compatibility with the Suitor
Now the real work began. We developed lists, made contacts, dusted off old connections. The process reminded us that whether you're selling yourself, a product or your company, the power of your network makes all the difference. During the summer, we were in discussions with several qualified suitors.
In fact, we didn't have far to look to find the right partner. What attracted us to Circle.com was the management team's vision for Internet marketing and our shared view of the Internet's value in building customer relationships. NetMarquee had developed a relationship with some of its principals over the previous few years. Our organizations had already worked together on Web sites for certain clients. We shared a view that successful marketing needs to embrace the Internet, establishing and maintaining profitable customer relationships online.
Our advisors approved of the match. Our accountant liked it. Even our lawyer liked it. While I still suffer from sticker shock caused by the bills, there's no question that the right attorney can make or break a deal.
Adjusting After the Honeymoon
The period immediately following the transaction was perhaps the most exhausting time in my life. Recovering from the stress and exertion of months of meetings, late-night calls and e-mails to get the deal done isn't easy. We needed to integrate systems for financial forecasting, personnel and other matters. We had loyal employees who now had lots of questions and concerns about Circle.com, our new "family." On top of that, we still had a business to run and customers to keep happy.
Perhaps I should have listened to fellow entrepreneurs who told me, "It just isn't your problem any more." For better or for worse, however, my sense of obligation got the better of me. I worked hard to try to ensure a smooth integration with the acquiring company, but there were surprises, misinterpretations and misunderstandings. As any married friend will confirm, you never know what your spouse is really like until after you start living together. Indeed, if you don't want anything to change, don't sell your company in the first place.
At the time we signed the contract, plans called for me to continue to run the business, but within four months a decision was made to integrate NetMarquee with other Circle.com operations. I participated in that decision, and believed it was the right approach for a variety of reasons. However, when you merge, as when you marry, there's a key truth to remember: Despite all the commitments, promises and intentions partners declare going in, there will always be unforeseeable circumstances to which they may respond differently. When that happens, the open mind and positive attitude that made you an entrepreneur will be crucial for cohabitation. With the right partner, use the lessons you learned from the search, plus adaptation and cooperation, to make the new relationship work.
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Park Tahoe Inn
- Free WiFi and free parking
Main amenities
- 116 guestrooms
- Near the beach
- 24-hour front desk
- Coffee/tea in the lobby
- Air conditioning
- Daily housekeeping
- Lobby fireplace
- Front desk safe
- Meeting room
- Wedding services
- Free newspapers in the lobby
- Luggage storage
What's around
- Heart of South Lake Tahoe
- Heavenly Ski Resort (1.7 mi / 2.8 km)
- Heavenly Village (0.2 mi / 0.2 km)
- Heavenly Mountain Gondola (0.2 mi / 0.3 km)
- Van Sickle Bi-State Park (0.2 mi / 0.4 km)
- Lakeside Marina (0.4 mi / 0.7 km)
Downtown South Lake Tahoe
Located in the center of South Lake Tahoe, Park Tahoe Inn puts you 3 blocks from the lake and in easy walking distance of Lake and Nevada casinos. There's a huge range of shops, cafés, and restaurants in the surrounding streets.
Year-round fun
The adjacent Heavenly Village offers activities galore, including bungee-jumping, ice-skating, and mini-golf, and for the great outdoors there's skiing, hiking, and watersports. It's a short drive to the departure point for cruises on the lake.
Free WiFi, goodies basket
A free daily basket with pastries and fresh fruit is a welcoming touch, and free WiFi throughout the inn keeps you connected. After a day on the slopes or lake, you can relax on the outside terraces, one of which has a warming fire-pit.
Sink into comfy beds
You'll have a great night's sleep on the Tempur-Pedic mattress and you'll enjoy organic local bathroom toiletries. All rooms come with a mini-fridge, free WiFi, free local calls, and cable TV; larger suites have a second TV and sofa bed.
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- Classic Double Room, 2 Queen Beds
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- Government-issued photo ID required
Travelling with others
- No cribs (infant beds)
- Pets not allowed
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- Free self parking
- Accessible parking
In the hotel
- Coffee/tea in the lobby
- Ski shuttle
- Golfing nearby
- Ski lessons available nearby
- Ski equipment rental shops nearby
- Downhill skiing nearby
- Conference space size (feet) - 750
- Conference space size (meters) - 70
- One meeting room
- 24-hour front desk
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Luggage storage
- Wedding services
- Number of buildings/towers - 2
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Fireplace in lobby
- Disabled parking
- Accessible path of travel
- Braille or raised signage
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
- Roll-in shower
In the room
- Climate control
- Air conditioning
- Coffee/tea maker
- Iron/ironing board
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Premium bedding
- Tempur-Pedic mattress
- Individually furnished
- Private bathroom
- Shower only
- Hair dryer
- Premium TV channels
- Desk
- Free WiFi
- Free local calls
- Refrigerator
- Microwave (on request)
- Daily housekeeping
- In-room safe
- Access via exterior corridors
Park Tahoe Inn's small print
Also known as
- Park Tahoe Inn
- Tahoe Park Inn
- Hotel Park Tahoe
- Park Tahoe Hotel South Lake Tahoe
Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms.
This property does not have elevators.
The name on the credit card used at check-in to pay for incidentals must be the primary name on the guestroom reservation.
Optional extras
Early check-in can be arranged for an extra charge
Microwaves are available for USD 5.00 per night
We have included all charges provided to us by this hotel. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.


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WP Engine Review: Managed WordPress Hosting Developers Will Love
With new options for hosting coming out every week, I decided it was time to do a review of one of the main players.
With new options for hosting coming out every week, I decided it was time to do a review of one of the main players.
Summer went fast, didn't it? I wish I could tell you that I've been taking it easy, only getting out of the water to go write another chapter or two on the next big thing. Sadly that was not the case. All my chocolate bunnies melted, so I had to do work on the Farmer's, err, farm. Luckily I tricked him into signing me up for another 10 columns, so my bunny diet can now be sustained by writing obscenities instead.
There are thousands of articles on the web listing steps you should follow in choosing a domain name for your blog or business website. Many of those articles focus on search engine optimization and industry niche names, but recent changes in search algorithms have rendered those procedures obsolete.
Your website is still the first (and sometimes only) impression you will make on viewers and potential customers, and choosing a domain name is the one of the most important decisions you'll make in determining success.
If you're still not already using WordPress for your company website or eCommerce solution, or if you're still having trouble persuading your clients to "come to the dark side," I'd like to share three (and a half) reasons why switching to WordPress is a must for any modern business owner.
These reasons also apply for anyone who is still using Drupal, Joomla or Magneto (yes, I went there)…
Reason #1: SEO is Dying, But WordPress is Social Media Driven
The saying "a picture tells a thousand words" was never so true as it is in blogging. Using images in your posts takes your blogging to another level. Images can be used functionally – to break-up long blocks of text, and they can also be used to improve your blog's aesthetic – high res images complement your text with dramatic flair.
But just adding an image through the post editor is not going to give your blog any razzle dazzle. For that, you're going to need a lightbox; and here are five reasons why.
1. WordPress Stock Image Formatting is Weak
When you launch a new website, you want something that looks great, is easy to set up, and doesn't cost too much. While some free WordPress themes fit the bill, I usually recommend finding a reputable, supported premium theme. Caution: You should think twice before choosing some of the most alluring, beautiful, feature-packed themes out there. Let me show you what I mean.
Beautiful demos
I was recently reminded why I write WordPress Posts and Pages in the HTML editor tab and NOT the visual tab.
I have always been frustrated by the visual editor – mainly because it is not a true WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) editor. I guess I'm just too accustomed to using something like Word and expect what I put in the editor to actually be what I get on the output.
You can find thousands of different themes for WordPress, both free and paid. Some people still want to give a stab at creating their own, but don't know how. If that sounds like you, then check out the best free WordPress theme generator I've found. It's called "Lubith."
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To check out Lubith for yourself, visit lubith.com, sign up, and click the "Start Here" button to start the in-browser editor.
The Lubith interface
WordPress is an outstanding tool for website development because it is highly configurable and can be developed to perform many tasks.
However, there is at least one thing that WordPress is not suited to accomplish – and it's not a WordPress fault. Many people try to save a few dollars and manage their email marketing list using a WordPress plugin.
If you were visited by a magical WordPress Plugin Genie today, what three plugins would you wish for? I admit that I'd be hard-pressed to choose just three, but after giving this some thought, there are the three WordPress plugins I'd just like to snap my fingers and have access to…
#1: A WordPress Plugin to Replace Dropbox
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Jan 4 - This Is What a Watery Mars May Have Looked Like
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Mars, we now think, based on observations made by the Curiosity rover and other recent expeditions, was once a blue planet, covered in a vast ocean of water, says Universe Today. But what would such a watery Mars have looked like? Kevin Gill, a software engineer, wanted to find out. Using elevation measurements based on the observations of NASAs Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter, Gill laid out what the planets surface would have looked like with a big global ocean. The recreation was more artistic than scientific: he picked what the land surface would have been like in different places, whether forested or desert, and picked a (consistent) sea level. Gill:
There is no scientific reasoning behind how I painted it; I tried to envision how the land would appear given certain features or the effects of likely atmospheric climate. For example, I didnt see much green taking hold within the area of Olympus Mons and the surrounding volcanoes, both due to the volcanic activity and the proximity to the equator (thus a more tropical climate). For these desert-like areas I mostly used textures taken from the Sahara in Africa and some of Australia. Likewise, as the terrain gets higher or lower in latitude I added darker flora along with tundra and glacial ice. These northern and southern areas textures are largely taken from around northern Russia. Tropical and subtropical greens were based on the rainforests of South America and Africa.
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So, while the recreations of an ancient Mars may not be perfect, says Universe Today, they are certainly a fun way to trigger the imagination, turning the Red Planet into its own version of the Blue Marble.
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I mean all the 3d imaging of the sun and looking light years into deep space is cool an all.. but sh*t. We need a better method of using energy to travel. I remember seeing something where the amount of rocket fuel needed to get to Mars and back would cost more than the ship to get there.
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Movies In The Square In Sulphur
When was the last time you've seen a free movie? The city Sulphur has your ticket as they present free movies at the Grove at Heritage Square.
When was the last time you've seen a free movie? The city Sulphur has your ticket as they present free movies at the Grove at Heritage Square.
Imperial Calcasieu Museum and C itgo are giving kids in our community something new to discover this summer. The Branch Out Summer Arts Camp is in full swing and this year it's based on the study of Asian art techniques.
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Hold yourself accountable and write your workout into your daily routine. Literally. Listen to this weeks Upgrade Your Health and find out how to do it now.
Happy Juneteenth weekend! Juneteenth is the oldest nationally celebrated commemoration in the nation and signifies the end of slavery in the United States.
This Summer the Children's Museum in Lake Charles will celebrate something different each day with Special Events! Come beat the heat with Cool Wednesdays.
Every 2nd Saturday, now through November 8th, the Children's Museum will team-up with Sasol for fun science show that explore the five senses.
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A better than ever year aboard the SF Belle at Whiskies of the World last month meant some fine, global pours of whisk(e)y from Scotland to Australia. Here were some highlights:
On the fun and interesting tip, Lark Distillery distills single malt whisky in Tasmania, an Australian island - and it's surprisingly solid. Distilled in copper pot stills, it's smooth with a modicum of peat, aged five years, yet with a bit of complexity. I appreciated returning to 10-year-old old Masterson's Straight Rye Whiskey. Aged in charred white oak barrels, this Canadian rye evokes whispers of pepper, vanilla, spice, and a soft sweetness.
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Road construction
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Road projects are EVERYWHERE around town, and a new one is set to start on Monday.
Michigan Department Of Transportation Announces New Projects For West Michigan
Facebook Spring and summer bring better driving conditions to West Michigan (we hope) but that doesn't mean that travel is always going to be faster. The orange barrels will see to that.
Today, the Michigan Department of Transportation announced several West Michigan road construction projects for 2012.
West Michigan Road Construction Suspended For Holiday Weekend
The Michigan Department of Transportation is suspending most road projects for the holiday weekend.
Three road projects in West Michigan will continue, however.
Road work will continue on 36th Street at U.S. 131 and Hall Street and 131, the Fuller Avenue ramp on I-196 will be closed for the weekend.


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Map of the battle ground near Richmond, showing plainly, ever...
Scale ca. 1:250,000. LC Civil War Maps (2nd ed.), 633 Indicates location and dates of battles, "McClellan's present defensive line" at Harrison's Landing, principal roads, railroads, towns, and drainage. Description derived from published bibliography. Available also through the Library of Congress web site as raster image.
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Apple\'s iPod mini at forefront of Japanese market
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iPod mini in Japan
Apple's iPod mini is still the --almost four months after its debut in July. Bloomberg says that Apple's success is frustrating Sony and predicts that 40 percent of the 1.5 million digital music players sold in Japan will come from Apple: "Apple's latest success is another setback for Sony, whose profit from consumer electronics has fallen in five of the past six years as Sharp and Matsushita Electric Industrial grabbed the digital initiative with flat-screen televisions and DVD players. 'Sony was the pioneer with the Walkman," said Alexander Shalash, who manages global technology stocks including Apple shares for Swissca Portfolio Management in Zurich. "This time they're late. There are no alternatives to the iPod right now.'"


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EBR DSNAP locations only open five days
BATON ROUGE - People applying for disaster food aid in East Baton Rouge Parish have fewer days to do so than other parishes.
According to the Department of Children and Family Services, DSNAP locations in the parish will only be open for five days this week. Other parishes have had seven days for people to apply for the aid, formerly known as disaster food stamps.
Each day is scheduled for certain people, based on the first letter of their last name. The extra two days in other parishes were "catch all" days for people who weren't able to make it out on their scheduled day, or were unable to be served on their scheduled day due to demand.
Trey Williams with DCFS said after consulting with the parish mayor's office and Mayor's Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness, they determined East Baton Rouge didn't need the extra days to serve everyone affected by Hurricane Isaac.
"I think we've done a very effective job of getting the word out," Williams told News 2.
Williams said they could issue an extension later in the week if they feel it's necessary.
People unable to make it to a DSNAP location on their scheduled day can have a designated representative come by instead. They'll need a copy of a government-issued ID for the person they're representing, as well as a signed statement from that person authorizing them to act on their behalf.
The schedule for EBR DSNAP locations is as follows:
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- Set. 25 - D through G
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- Sept. 27 - M through R
- Sept. 28 - S through Z
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Can anyone tell me something about the Burda World of Fashion Magazine. I went on their website, but was unable to figure out the cost of a subscription. Can't imagine it's free??? Does it contain free patterns?
------Linda Faye
you can get it through GPL News or Amazon.com (who gets it through GPL News). They do have a couple of free downloads (which I have downloaded and are on my other now not working computer). I guess I have to download them onto this one.
Here's the link.
Here is a new experimental download site. Burda-Style.com -- Edited on 2/25/07 9:13 AM --
January 2009 to January 2010 81 yards out and 71yards in January 2010 to the present 106.7 yards out and 146.5 yards in. January 2011 to the present: 47 yards out and 69 yards in.
You can buy a subscription from Amazon.com for about $70. GLP news (am I remembering the name right?) also sells it in both yearly and half-year subscriptions. NAYY
There's a few free patterns on the BWOF website. It's under the heading "free dowloads". There's also purchased downloads.
That website is so hard to navigate--even after I get it translated to english.
Burdastyle.com has some free Burda patterns.
You can get a subscription at GLP News. The magzine includes patterns for all the featured styles each month. Two large sheets are folded and stapled into the center of the magazine. You need to take these sheets out, unfold them, find the pattern you want, and trace the pattern pieces onto tracing paper or something like pattern-ease. The sewing instructions are minimal and sometimes impossible to figure out but the patterns are generally well drafted.
ETA Some Borders stores carry the magazine. You might be able to buy a single issue to preview. They charge $8.50 per issue. -- Edited on 2/25/07 9:22 AM --
I had so much fun purusing the burdastyle website. Thanks for the link.
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Thanks for all of yur replys about this magazine. Can't spring for a $70.00 subscription right now, but I will look for it at Borders. Thanks a Lot again.
Hi, I've been wondering about this too. My Borders doesn't carry this; they have Threads, Vogue Patterns, etc. I've never seen WOF and I'm curious!
You can also buy a 6 month subscription for about $40 from GLP. I recommend it; the patterns are nice quality and getting a new batch each month satisfies my new-pattern craving. Sort of.
I have recently asked Burda cost subscription for a year and it is 66.24 euros.
In fact on Vonnevo's recommendation I telephoned them last night (I live in New Zealand) - and arranged my subscription over the phone - I dealt with someone who could speak englaish
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Strontium aluminate
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Strontium aluminate (SRA, SrAl, SrAl2O4) is a solid odorless, nonflammable, pale yellow powder, heavier than water. It is chemically and biologically inert. When activated with a suitable dopant (e.g. europium, then it is labeled SrAl2O4:Eu), it acts as a photoluminescent phosphor with long persistence of phosphorescence.
For many phosphorescent-based purposes, strontium aluminate is a vastly superior phosphor to its predecessor, copper-activated zinc sulfide; it is about 10 times brighter and 10 times longer glowing, however it is about 10 times more expensive than ZnS:Cu and it cannot produce the unique red phosphorescence of the latter. It is frequently used in glow in the dark toys, where it displaces the cheaper but less efficient ZnS:Cu. However, the material has high hardness, causing abrasion to the machinery handling it; manufacturers frequently coat the particles with a suitable lubricant when adding them to a plastic.
Strontium aluminate phosphors produce green and aqua hues, where green gives the highest brightness and aqua the longest glow time. The excitation wavelengths for strontium aluminate range from 200 to 450 nm. The wavelength for its green formulation is 520 nm, its blue-green version emits at 505 nm, and the blue one emits at 490 nm. Colors with longer wavelengths can be obtained from the strontium aluminate as well, though for the price of some loss of brightness.
The wavelengths produced depend on the internal crystal structure of the material. Slight modifications in the manufacturing process (the type of reducing atmosphere, small variations of stoichiometry of the reagents, addition of carbon or rare-earth halides) can significantly influence the emission wavelengths.
Strontium aluminate phosphor is fired at about 1250 °C. Subjecting it to temperatures above 1090 °C is likely to cause loss of its phosphorescent properties.
The glow intensity depends on the particle size; generally, the bigger the particles, the better the glow.
Strontium aluminate based afterglow pigments are marketed under brand names like Ambient Glow Technology or AGT.[1] Super-LumiNova [2][3] or NoctiLumina.[4]
Strontium aluminate doped with Europium and Dysprosium is called Lumibrite developed by Seiko and claimed to be brighter and longer glow time compare to ordinary Strontium aluminate doped with only Europium.
- R C Ropp Elsevier. Encyclopedia of the alkaline earth compounds. Elsevier. p. 555. ISBN 9780444595508.
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Publish date/time: 12/03/2013 [08:12]
Some Fiji Prisons and Corrections Service officers have been sacked as a result of the recent video footage released on many internet websites as police investigations continue.
Fijivillage has received information that at least three officers were discharged from their duties late last week.
We are still trying to get more details on this and stay with us as we will have more later today.
However Corrections Service spokesperson, Ana Tamani confirmed some people have been sacked.
With regards to the September 2012 breakout from Naboro and whether officers involved have been taken to task, Tamani said this is an internal matter.
Commissioner, Lt Colonel Ifereimi Vasu had earlier said that two officers were dishonorably discharged in the outcome of the investigation of five escapees from the Naboro Medium Facility in September.
Lt Colonel Vasu said their tribunal had found it was negligence on the part of the officers that led to their escape.
He added normal operations procedures were not followed that led to the five prisoners escaping from Naboro last year.
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Dolph Briscoe Center for American History
The entrance to the Research and Collections Division
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The Dolph Briscoe Center for American History is an organized research unit and public service component of The University of Texas at Austin named for Dolph Briscoe, the 41st Governor of Texas. The Center collects and preserves documents and artifacts of key themes in Texas and United States history and makes the items available to researchers. The Center also has permanent, touring, and online exhibits available to the public. The Center has five divisions: Research and Collections, the Military History Institute, the Sam Rayburn Museum, the Briscoe-Garner Museum, and the Winedale.
The Research and Collections Division is located on the University of Texas campus in Austin. Research and Collections administers the Center's main research facility and is the repository for most of the Center's books, documents, photographs, sound, and ephemera collections
Military History Institute[edit]
The Military History Institute is also located on the University of Texas campus at the same location as Research and Collections. The Institute focuses on key military engagements of the United States, with a primary focus on World War II. Its collections are available for research and educational purposes. The Institute also does outreach through conferences and lectures.
Sam Rayburn Museum[edit]
The Sam Rayburn Museum is located in Bonham. It contains exhibits documenting the life and career of former Texas congressman and Speaker of the United States House of Representatives Sam Rayburn. The Rayburn Museum became a division of the Briscoe Center in 1991 and is open to the public.
Briscoe-Garner Museum[edit]
The Briscoe-Garner Museum (formerly the John Nance Garner Museum) is located in Uvalde. The museum documents the lives of John Nance Garner and Dolph Briscoe, both Uvalde natives and historically important political figures from Texas. On November 20, 1999, the City of Uvalde transferred ownership of the Garner Museum to The University of Texas at Austin to become a division of the Briscoe Center for American History. In 2011, the Board of Regents of The University of Texas System approved the renaming of the John Nance Garner Museum to the Briscoe-Garner Museum, in honor of the late Governor Dolph Briscoe.
Winedale is a complex of nineteenth-century structures and modern facilities situated on 225 acres of land near Round Top. Winedale offers examples of early Texas architecture and crafts, an interpretive center, continuing education seminars and other public programs.
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LISBON, Iowa — A potential pool problem looks to have been solved in Lisbon. City officials said Wednesday they plan to go forward with plans to redo the municipal wading pool in City Park and add a splash pad.
The project was up in the air for a time. City officials discovered state rules may require a shower facility be built, too. Officials worried building the additional building would have put the city over its $250-thousand budget.
Ryan Pranschke, the parks & recreation director, said after talking with pool consultants the city found it can build a simple outdoor shower to stay compliant and keep the project affordable.
"I feel really great about it honestly. You can see that the pool now is getting plenty of use. I can just see an expanded facility getting even more use," Pranschke said.
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following short c program:
void foo(int a, int b) {
printf("a = %p b = %p\n", &a, &b);
main() {
foo(1, 2);
ok, now I used gdb to view this program. I got as output:
a = 0x7fff5fbff9ac b = 0x7fff5fbff9a8
and stopped execution after the output (in foo()). now I examined 0x7fff5fbff9ac and the content was:
then 0x7fff5fbff9a8 and the content:
now I wanted to view the return address of the function and examined (a + 4 bytes) with:
x/g 0x7fff5fbff9b1 (8 bytes!! address, therefore "g" (giant word))
and its content was:
(gdb) x/g 0x7fff5fbff9b1
0x7fff5fbff9b1: 0xd700007fff5fbff9
BUT: THIS IS NOT THE RETURN ADR FROM MAIN! where is my fault?


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St. Patrick's Day Recipe: Taste of Home's Easy Colcannon
I saw the picture of this Taste of Home recipe and was enticed. But what does Colcannon mean? It's an irish word meaning white-headed cabbage. It's a traditional Irish dish and looks yummy!
I saw the picture of this Taste of Home recipe and was enticed. But what does Colcannon mean? It's an irish word meaning white-headed cabbage. It's a traditional Irish dish and looks yummy!
I'm almost certain that everyone in the Northland either has a family member or knows of someone who serves in one of our Armed Forces. The holidays are always a tough time for those families when they're loved one is deployed. Years ago the only correspondence was a written letter that took a very long time to reach it's destination. Thanks to modern technology we can now skype, facetime on our phones and send pictures and audio. Like the holiday greeting that Chief Warrant Officer Jason Johansen has sent to the Northland.
Looking for that last minute gift? No worries, the Lake Superior Zoo has the gift of membership that the receiver can enjoy multiple times all year long! You won't have to use gas, you won't have to take the time to go pick it up, you can shop in your jammies at home online. How easy is that?
I pass by the Lighthouse Center for Vision Loss, 4505 West Superior Street (also known as Duluth LIghthouse for the Blind) every time I head to our neighborhood grocery store. When I was a Duluth Lion's Club Member I helped to raise funds for the organization and collected used glasses on a regular basis from St. Luke's. While I was in a public restroom yesterday I saw a poster for the Lighthouse and their low vision store. I had no idea they had one, THIS is fabulous!
Ken and I have always volunteered to wrap gifts at the Salvation Army gift wrap booth at the mall. We volunteer, we didn't say we were good at it. In fact, we pretty much have anxiety all day, wait for days before we're scheduled. But, this video may just change the anxiety to anticipation!
In the giving spirit, the DTA is again partnering with the College of St. Scholastica and the National Bank of Commerce to offer FREE bus rides on Thanksgiving Day. It's the 25th consecutive year that the DTA has provided this service in our community.
It's starting. We were at the Mall of America this past weekend and it took us half an hour to find a parking spot. We waited in line to eat, make a purchase, pee and even to use the escalator. We weren't doing any holiday shopping yet, but those that were are smart. As long as they get the gift in the mail within the next couple of weeks they are ensured it will arrive before Christmas. I know, I know it feels too early, but you'll be glad you did. So, tall boy up, get shopping and giddy up!
If you work or need to drive in the downtown Duluth area on Friday, November 7 here's your warning. A HUGE Christmas tree deliver is going to take place in the morning so you may need to alter your route.
Memorial Day Weekend is coming up the end of this week, are you ready? Besides getting ready for your picnics, camping and opening up the cabin, you also need to remember why the day exists. Every year I forget to do my family duty until the last minute. This year, you're helping me remember. Since I'm blogging about it, I'm also getting it done earlier than ever before.
It's not too soon to be thinking about Easter, April 20, it comes early this year. What will you do to make coloring eggs different, more challenging or eggs-citing? Ok, overused play on words, sorry. How about tie-dyeing them? It will be a little more work and could potentially be a bit more messy, but think of the memories you'll be making with your family!
Picking out the perfect Christmas tree is a holiday tradition for many. During the months of November and December, you can find people on every corner selling trees...
Candy canes, what do you know about them? The most popular flavor is peppermint, they're red and white striped and usually only available around Christmas. Some people eat them, others use them for decoration and crafts. But, times have changed, flavors have changed and believe it or not, the shape has changed from when they were first introduced as a peppermint stick.


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Romney Wins
Wow. That was one of the best debate performances by a candidate for anything.
Romney kept looking directly at the President, and the President kept looking....down.
Commentators looking for "the moment" will be missing the point. The "moment" was Romney's conduct throughout -- this is one extremely knowledgeable man. With a great, smiling, pleasant demeanor.
In a word -- presidential.
It has often been commented that Obama has a haughty arrogance about him. One of the ways that displays itself is that he never likes to be challenged. He was challenged directly tonight -- and he clearly didn't like it one bit. It showed -- and that is going to be a huge problem now.
Again. Wow. Wow. The phrase eating the other guy's lunch comes to mind.


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dibujo · empate · rifa
to draw {verbo}
extraer · dibujar · trazar · librar · estirar · sacar (conclusión) · girar · empatar · correr (cortina)
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Traducción inglés-español para "draw"
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draw {sustantivo}
Using the draw functions, draw a straight line from one point to another.
To draw, drag the pointer across the drawing area and make a squiggly line.
In this area you can set the spacing of the text from the border of the draw object.
For example, open the Draw Functions floating toolbar and draw a Line.
Hold down the Command key (Ctrl) while dragging the draw object to copy the object.
If it is the second case, it is a 2-2 score draw and a 1-1 score draw.
Has the game ended in a draw, as I saw one newspaper article assert?
If it is the first case, then it is a 3-3 score draw.
We have ended up not with a draw but with a compromise, in which it is clearly the green interests that have won.
Ladies and gentlemen, this morning a vote took place which the electronic system recorded as a draw of 273 votes to 273 votes.
to draw {verbo}
to draw [drew|drawn] {v.t.} (también: to remove, to take out)
The Council is looking into this report to draw any possible conclusions.
They must draw conclusions from that and first learn what they did wrong.
Will we be able to draw the right conclusions from the present situation?
We were not able to draw any firm conclusions from such a small data set.
However, we can already draw certain conclusions which may be useful in future.
to draw [drew|drawn] {v.t.}
You can use this tool to draw a rectangular frame around multiple objects.
To draw, drag the pointer across the drawing area and make a squiggly line.
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Given the importance of the European Union, I suggest that we should draw the line at 18.
Mr President, I think it is time to draw a line under the situation in Kosovo.
That is why Parliament does well to draw a number of red lines.
If we were always to follow the principle of ethnicity, we would never be able to draw up borders.
I hope that the appointments last week can draw a line under these years of introspection.
to draw [drew|drawn] {v.t.} (también: to fight, to free, to disembody)
The Commission has now drawn up a proposal in the form of a Green Paper.
That, too, explains the drawing up of the free trade agreement with South Korea.
The Commission should be commended on an excellent piece of work in drawing up this Green Paper.
The report proposes that a White Paper on defence be drawn up every year.
This is in line with the conclusions drawn by the 2002 UNDP Arab Human Development Report.
to draw [drew|drawn] {vb} [constr.] (también: to rough, to yield)
to draw [drew|drawn] {vb}
to draw [drew|drawn] {vb} (también: to turn, to go around, to spin, to twirl)
In this way, the importer would make a customs credit – a kind of economic drawing on the importer's economy - available to the exporter.
At the end of the 1980s, while living in New York developing a career in dance, she was drawn to a performance of the touring Cirque production We Reinvent the Circus.
to draw [drew|drawn] {vb} (también: to join, to tie, to draw level)
We have won twelve, drawn four and lost four.
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Madam President, I should like at this late stage to draw attention to two points.
And this is precisely the point, Mr Santer, that I wish to draw to your attention.
happen again, and to draw up, as it were, a new world map, one which registers
The Convention must take this into account when drawing up the Union's Treaty.
Mr President, I wish to express my agreement with the report drawn up by Mr Turco.
I would like to congratulate the Commission on the programme that it has drawn up.
Of course, the Commission concedes that drawing this line may not always be easy.
Drawing up a new constitution will be the first important test, in that respect.
In a number of cases, this has led to ambiguity and to long drawn-out procedures.
Since Forest Focus was drawn up, there have been more fires covering larger areas.
Nor should we forget that these conventions were drawn up in 1961, 1971 and 1988.
I would just like to draw attention to the last matter - the question of security.
Turkey must draw a line under its past and acknowledge the Armenian genocide.
This policy has the potential to draw our eastern neighbours closer to the EU.
This propensity is on the increase as the elections to Parliament draw nearer.
I draw attention to paragraphs 3, 7 and 8 of the joint motion for a resolution.
We should draw some lessons from the debate we had on the Services Directive.
There is, though, another peculiarity to which I would like to draw your attention.
It is certainly difficult to draw up a good report on an unsatisfactory basis.
His is a love that does not draw back before anything that justice requires in him.
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[riaru] na yume ni hibiku dareka no tamashii
End of silence kokoro togaraserou
Fateful darkness moroi sukumi sutete
Dakishimeaeta zetsubou no saki
Hono'o no machi wo hoshi ga uchikudaku
Toki wo ayatsuru kami no kotoba ga samayou
End of silence atsui kizuguchi ni
Hopeless burning gin no namida nagashi
aisareta kara tabidatsu no sa
Calling kizamareta
Sacred calling
End of silence togisumashita
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The Harrison County Board of Education will soon be one member short.
According to information obtained Monday morning in an open records request, member Lucy Vanhook is resigning from the board due to "increasing conflicts with her work schedule and board meetings."
Assistant Superintendent DeeGee Fischer said Vanhook's resignation will be effective Dec. 30, 2009.
For the complete story, including how the position will be filled, see this week's edition of The Cynthiana Democrat.
The Berry Data Center has been given a one-year extension.
The Harrison County Fiscal Court met in a special-called meeting on Monday to accept the bid of Aurora Information Systems to continue a project that was started through a Gates grant two years ago.
Funding for the program, which provides computer work stations in Berry that are available for free use to the public, ended on Sept. 30.
For more on this story, see this week's print edition of The Cynthiana Democrat.
Cynthiana Police worked an injury accident Sunday afternoon on U.S. 27 North at the south entrance to Commonwealth Drive.
Breanna Woods and a juvenile passenger were taken to Harrison Memorial Hospital for non-life-threatening injuries. Another passenger, Jeremy Stone, was uninjured.
For more on this story, see this week's Cynthiana Democrat, which will be available at newsstands Wednesday afternoon.
A former Cynthiana Democrat sports writer is making a return engagement.
Mike Aldridge, 60, who covered Cynthiana and Harrison County sports activities during the early 1980s, will be picking up the duties of retiring correspondent Lee Kendall.
Aldridge said he is anxious to be writing about Harrison County's athletes again.
He and Ray Sparks are hosts to a Saturday morning sports show on WCYN 1400 AM.
Aldridge is also a Kentucky High School football official and a girls' softball umpire.
Chef Brigitte Nguyen knows a thing or two about transformation. And, when you know the whole story, you'll agree that there's not a more perfect pairing than her ex-accountant-turned-chef culinary skills and the restored tobacco warehouse in Cynthiana called The Prizing House.
Brigitte will headline as the celebrity chef at the grand opening of The Prizing House on Saturday, Oct. 17, at 7 p.m. This gala will feature a three-course meal by Brigitte, live music and contemporary art.
Despite scheduled activities in neighboring counties, Cynthiana Firefighter Richard Schwartz is hopeful for a banner crowd at the Fire Prevention Week kick-off on Saturday.
Numerous events have been planned beginning at 10 a.m. at Walmart and continuing through 3 p.m. At 3:30, the fire trucks will parade through Cynthiana coming into town from U.S. 27 South to Bridge Street to Walnut to Mill to Main and back to Station 1 on Pleasant Street.
Mike Aldridge, a former Cynthiana Democrat sports correspondent, will be returning to that position.
Aldridge will be replacing Lee Kendall, who has decided to retire after many years behind the pen for Harrison County sports.
See this week's print edition of The Cynthiana Democrat for more about Mike Aldridge.
The WEDCO District Health Department will host an H1N1 vaccination clinic Saturday from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the health departments in Harrison, Scott and Nicholas counties.
The shot will only be administered to those individuals in the high risk target groups (emergency workers, pregnant women, healthcare workers, caretakers serving children 6 months and under and children with chronic medical conditions or a weakened immune system).
Vaccines will be given to target groups until the supply runs out.
For questions, call the health department at 234-8750.
It was 11 a.m. on Oct. 31, 2008, that Sgt. Daniel W. Wallace, a soldier with the 201st Engineer Battalion, was killed in Afghanistan.
One year later, at 11 a.m., Sgt. Wallace was honored in a memorial service in Cynthiana.
A tree was planted and a memorial stone was unveiled Saturday morning at Flat Run Veterans' Park as family, friends and fellow soldiers remembered the young guardsman.
For more about Sgt. Wallace and the memorial service, see this week's Cynthiana Democrat, which will be available on newsstands Wednesday afternoon.
Speaking at Monday evening's fifth Champions Town Hall Meeting, Clayton Arp said 15 to 20 million people currently suffer from addiction in this country.
"We're barely scratching the surface of need," Arp said.
Arp spoke about the Teen Challenge and Life Line Connection programs that offer faith-based residential and non-residential rehabilitation services.
"We're here to serve," he said. "We're here to help... together we can do something."
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That was a pretty good opener. I wish that they just picked up after LaGuerta's murder, as I would have enjoyed seeing Deb and Dexter cope with the fallout. It seems a bit of a cheat that it's six months later, especially since Batista won't be continuing with LaGuerta's case. He just obliviously ripped up those warrants, and didn't even seem bothered by Dexter's comments about how she died because she wouldn't leave things alone.
But then the police in Dexter have always been incompetent, as that would get in the way of him doing his thing.
Despite this, I totally loved Deb's spiral into despair. For someone who has always been so uptight with her own moral code, I found it believable for her to be muddying the lines between being undercover and actually living in desperation. Her cries of her deserving to be in such a state were so sad.
I was immediately suspicious of the new Dr. Vogel, as her and Dexter kept glancing each other in an obviously subtle way. But then I was happy with the twist that she knows who Dexter really is. I imagine she has a big role to play in his final arc, and I eagerly await it.
Quinn remains as pointless as ever.
Aren't you just a little bit curious?
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Personal: 2005 (SENIOR): Veteran reserve that can help at either guard or tackle ... has played in eight games in a reserve role ... has logged 21:06 of playing time with three special teams appearances.
2004 (JUNIOR): Played in 10 games (one as a reserve tackle), primarily on special teams ... saw his only action on the offensive line during the Washington game ... made 36 special teams appearances and logged 8:01 of playing time.
2003 (SOPHOMORE): Played in nine games, three as a reserve left tackle ... was primarily Jim Molinaro's backup while also contributing on special teams ... played on the offensive line against Florida State, Brigham Young and Stanford ... made first career appearance on special teams versus Washington State ... saw his first action on the line versus Florida State, playing at left tackle ... played some time on the offensive line at left tackle versus BYU and Stanford ... saw his most significant playing time against Stanford when he played most of the fourth quarter ... logged 8:41 on offense and made 28 special teams appearances.
2002 (FRESHMAN): Did not see action as a freshman defensive end.
HIGH SCHOOL AND PERSONAL DATA: Wyoming Valley West High School in Plymouth, Pa. ... an Associated Press Pennsylvania Big School all-state pick at defensive end as a junior and at tight end as a senior ... earned three letters in football at defensive end and tight end ... made 70 tackles with 13 sacks and nine tackles for loss, plus two blocked kicks on defense in 2001 ... also caught 34 passes at tight end for 400 yards and two touchdowns as a senior ... made 31 catches as a junior and 20 as a sophomore ... led his conference in receiving as a senior ... had 74 tackles, 10 sacks, 11 tackles for loss as a junior, helping his team to post a 10-2 record ... team captain as a senior ... finished with career totals of 82 catches for 1,062 yards and 10 touchdowns to go with 185 tackles (40 solo), 22 tackles for loss, 27 sacks, two fumble recoveries, two fumbles caused, two blocked kicks ... received the Joe Hosinki Memorial Award from the Killer Bees Athletic Club for excellence in athletics ... earned four letters in basketball, averaging 18 points and 11 rebounds as a junior and captaining the team as a senior ... voted conference MVP in basketball as a senior, finishing with 1,540 career points ... played in the U.S. Army All-America Bowl in San Antonio ... full name is Brian David Mattes ... born Dec. 28, 1983, in Kingston, Pa. ... older of two children ... his father David Mattes played basketball at East Stroudsburg ... his cousin John Paluck played football at Pittsburgh and with the NFL's Washington Redskins ... enrolled in the Mendoza College of Business with a major in finance.
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'The Best Snowball Fight'
I have to assemble my fortress before the invaders arrive
I will have to build it strong and tall to protect me from them all
I form a lump, then a bump, and then at last I connect them
I construct my fort taller, stronger and higher
Then on the rosy red horizon ...
An army one dozen strong
Packed with snowballs up to their feet
I get ready to launch
Then I hear someone yell, "Charge!"
I turn around to spot another army
The aggressors are shocked momentarily
Then someone bellows, "Fire!"
Icy projectiles fly through the air
Boom! Someone gets hit in the face
After 30 minutes of fighting everyone is covered with snow
Except me, I have won!
Gino Riina, grade five, Pawling Central Middle School
Drifting in the gray murky sky
Hoping to soon land on the ground
I go by many things like snowy cars and cozy houses
And a frozen lake
Hopefully I don't land in that blue pile of paint
Then I slowly start falling
I wasn't paying attention
I almost hit a tree
Next time I should keep my eyes peeled
Slowly I start tumbling to land, I see a spot
Maybe I can settle with all my buddies?
And that is what happened.
I am so happy I had a safe journey.
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Yamaha FS1R
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|1998 - 2000
|List US$1,000 Retail US$400
|Technical specifications
|32 voices
|16 (8 pitched, 8 unpitched), each with:
- attenuation envelope
- frequency envelope
One common pitch envelope
|Synthesis type
|Digital Frequency modulation,
Formant synthesis,
Subtractive synthesis
|Resonant multimode filter with envelope generator
|Velocity sensitive
|1408 factory voices,
128 user voices,
384 factory performances,
128 user performances
|1 insert, 2 send
|External control
The Yamaha FS1R is a sound synthesizer manufactured by the Yamaha Corporation from 1998 to 2000. Based on Formant synthesis, it also has FM synthesis capabilities similar to the DX range. Its editing involves 2,000+ parameters in any one 'performance', prompting the creation of a number of third party freeware programming applications. The synth was discontinued after 2 years, probably in part due to its complexity (particularly the formant sequencing), poor front-panel controls, brief manual and limited polyphony.
Formant sequencing[edit]
The FS1R uses the "formant sequence", this being a series (128 or 512) of "frames" that define the level and frequency of each of up to 8 'voiced' (pitched) and 8 'unvoiced' (un-pitched) formant generators over time. The number of frames limits the typical length of a sequence to a few seconds, though this length and pitch can be varied in real-time with few or no artefacts. Applying a formant sequence to a sound allows a complex, evolving sound to be programmed in a relatively short time. 90 formant sequences were supplied with the FS1R.
Problems and shortcomings[edit]
A 4 part synth with 32 voices was viewed as inadequate by 1998's standards although the FS1R was designed not as an all-in-one workstation for producing entire songs but as a way to add original, complex tones that could not be produced by other synthesis methods. A very powerful unit like no other in production, at a bargain price for the possibilities contained within, it was bedevilled by poor documentation and offered no way of accessing its most innovative feature.
Software developed by Yamaha to convert samples to formant sequences was well known but not released for general use. Eventually, a programmer (Wouter van Nifterick, see FS1R utilities below) produced a freeware alternative and users could finally access all the unit's power, a number of years after its initial release. Rumours abounded of a 'FS2R' successor, with a USB port to connect to a Windows PC/Macintosh equipped with suitable editing software, but no such machine was forthcoming.
Notable users[edit]
External links[edit]
- FS1R review by Sound On Sound magazine
- FS1R utilities, including a formant sequence editor. Also a short explanation of formant sequences.
- FS1R utilities, including a FS1R voice editor.
- FS1R mailing list at ampfea.org
- MIDI editor software for the FS1R.
- Simplified description of the FS1R architecture.
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