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Advertising Agency: Syrup, an LBi Group Company, USA
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Music: Gnarls Barkley
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9:35 The Smoking Gun "unmasks" the "snitch" who pushed the Cleveland "bomb plot"–turns out he not only got them the C4 but even gave them money to buy it (through him). Defense likely to claim he set up, promoted plot, then financed it. Also see photo and his history as felon.
9:20 Important NYT story up tonight on how very tricky NYPD "spied" on Occupy before May Day protests this week. "The department's use of this tactic as part of its strategy for policing the Occupy Wall Street movement raises new questions about the surveillance efforts by the Police Department, which faces restrictions in monitoring political groups." The tactic: Sending warrant squads after targeted people purportedly based on "lowly" past offense–such as an "open container" drinking violation–that would usually he ignored, and then questioning them not about the warrant but about OWS plans they know about. Gawker had noticed this first on Monday.
9:00 Early release of Jennie Arnau cut on upcoming OccupyTheAlbum.
5:00 Cool story on folks using balloons (such as at left) to launch cameras to capture May Day rallies from above.
4:30 Report on cops in San Fran taking back that occupied "Turk" building, arresting 26…
1:50 Allison Kilkenny's full report on May Day — and lack of major media coverage.
1:30 Turns out the Hipster Cop hates music–well, at least if it's in the street and too loud. Maybe he's still mad Radiohead didn't show up again…. Cool photo and report on Tom Morello leading Guitar Army down 5th Avenue yesterday.
11:15 From a frequent correspondent: "This is a link to a news story from the "Vermont Digger" about our high-energy May Day march and rally yesterday in Montpelier — which involved somewhere between 500 (this story) and 1000 (WCAX) participants. (I say 700-800.) Also, notable for an emerging teamster-turtle type of alliance between the Vermont Workers Center, we Occupiers, and Bernie Sanders on the one hand and Bill McKibben and his 350.org on the other hand."


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The End Is Near And I Can't Wait!Rebekah Kuschmider
By week 38 of a pregnancy, it's safe to say that most women are uncomfortable. Your torso is entirely given over to your uterus and you've lost most of your typical range of motion. Even simple things like getting in an out of bed require some forethought and planning, which can be an issue when you're trying to rush to the bathroom in the middle of the night.
If you're anything like me, you find yourself wistfully dreaming of things you'll do once you get your waist back – and I don't mean the pretty little whittled-down waist that celebrities use to show off their post-partum fitness prowess. I'm talking about the waist that bends easily. The one that allows you to put on socks without resembling a Cirque du Soleil performer. Just being able to bend down to pick up a dropped pen seems like an exotic pleasure at this point in pregnancy.
I have moments during the day where I stare off into space and you can be pretty sure that I'm thinking of something I'm looking forward to post partum. There are a million little things that will be easier when I'm not pregnant any anymore, plus all of those forbidden foods that I haven't had in so long. I can't wait to taste bleu cheese and bend over to weed my garden, you know?
Here are a few of the things I'm really looking forward to after birth!
The Baby! 1 of 8Seriously, the baby is the best part of the end of pregnancy. My husband and I are both champing at the bit to meet our new little person and get down to the serious business of baby snuggles.
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Losing the Bump, Gaining Access to the Sink 2 of 8We don't have a dishwasher so we wash dishes the old fashioned way. I wash them standing at an angle so my arms can reach the sink without my belly getting in the way. Even so, I end up splashed all down my bump just from cleaning up after dinner.
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image-1338 3 of 8No, not my garden. My bikini line. I like to keep things neat and trim in the summer, for the sake of other people at the pool. But I can't even see the critical area, much less reach all the way around to get the grooming tools into the right spot. And since flying blind seems like a bad idea, I'm au natural until after birth.
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Sleeping On My Back Instead of My Side 4 of 8OMG, I am SO tired of sleeping on my side. Sleeping on my back seems downright luxurious. Sleeping on my stomach would be pure bliss but that's a ways off because I know from experience that I can't put weight on nursing breasts. Alas. But sleeping on my back will be a real joy!
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Getting My Lap Back 5 of 8I have about 40% less lap than usual but my 4 year old still wants to cuddle there 100%. I can't wait to be able to have a full contact cuddle with my big boy!
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Breaking Up With My Body Pillow 6 of 8Speaking of sleep positioning, I am ready to ditch my body pillow. It's been great to have the bump support in the night but it's (literally) coming between me and my husband. No offense to body pillows everywhere, but my husband is a more appealing sleep partner.
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Choosing Foods for Taste, Not Heartburn Quotient 7 of 8I was letting myself have the occasional soda as an afternoon pick me up until I realized that a can of Coke at 2pm meant heartburn for the rest of the day and into the night. I'm more than ready to retire my Tums and eat what I like again!
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Wine! 8 of 8Yes. Wine. I want a glass of wine. Or a beer. Or a margarita. I'm not picky. It's summer and one of those drinks would taste good. It might also get me so drunk that I wind up asleep in my chair before I can finish it but it would be worth it!
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Jeff Hardy addressed the possibility of returning to WWE when his contract with TNA expires during an interview with the Phoenix New Times.
"Man, I really can't answer that," Hardy said. "I'm happy where I'm at right now with TNA. But you never say never in this business, so it depends on where I'll be at in a few months."
Hardy also talked about his brother, Matt Hardy, recovering from his personal issues last year. Hardy said he's "excited" for Matt after recovering this year, but hated the YouTube videos he put up last year. "I hated everything he put up. I was embarrassed for him. But that was just stuff that he was going through," Hardy said.
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ENGLISH National Ballet will once again perform MacMillan's classic production of Sleeping Beauty at The Mayflower next week.
The sumptuous production of The Sleeping Beauty opens as King Florestan and his Queen celebrate the christening of Princess Aurora. Their special guests are the fairy Godmothers who bestow their magic gifts on the infant. Just as the Lilac Fairy is to present her gift, the Fairy Carabosse, whose invitation has been overlooked by the master of ceremonies, arrives and takes her revenge by pronouncing that one day Aurora will prick her finger on a needle and die. The Lilac Fairy intervenes with the promise that Aurora will not die but fall into a deep sleep from which she will be awakened after 100 years by the kiss of a prince. Combining grand sets and costumes, Tchaikovsky's sumptuous score and displays of virtuosic dancing, The Sleeping Beauty is a dazzling showcase of classical ballet.
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Author Kim Edwards presents her latest book, "The Lake of Dreams", at the Library's main branch, tomorrow, Tuesday November 29th, at 7pm.
How well do you know the 22nd letter of the alphabet?; Join mystery writer Sue Grafton at Carmichael's Bookstore this Sunday, November 27th, for a signed copy of "V is for Vengeance"
Historian and Journalist, Adam Goodheart, presents a snapshot of the Civil War at Filson Lecture Series [Books]
As part of The Filson's Gertrude Polk Brown Lecture Series, Adam Goodheart will speak at Ballard High School this Sunday, November 20th, presenting a picture of America in battle in his new book, "1861: The Civil War Awakening".
Louisville poet and publisher, Sarah Gorham, explores the "Bad Daughter" in us all at Carmichael's [Books]
A native poet and founder of Sarabande Books, Sarah Gorham released her newest collection of poetry, "Bad Daughter", this fall. Join her tonight, November 17th, at Carmichael's for a look at the mischievous side of life.
Bird Song: Former Poet Laureate Richard Taylor shares the life of James Audubon at The Filson [Books]
Join former Kentucky Poet Laureate, Richard Taylor, at The Filson Historical Society on Wednesday, November 16th, for a discussion on the life of Audubon, the inspiration for Taylor's newest poetry collection, Rare Birds: Sonnets on the Life of James John Audubon.
Thou Shalt "Covet": Louisville poet, Lynnell Edwards, releases her newest collection at Carmichael's [Books]
Join Lynnell Edwards at Carmichael's Bookstore tomorrow, November 12th, for an afternoon of dynamic words; her latest poetry collection, Covet, is on sale now.
From Sea to Shining Sea: Historian Robert Morgan brings America's Manifest Destiny alive at Carmichael's [Books]
The story of America's migration from Atlantic to Pacific comes to Carmichael's Bookstore tomorrow, November 11th. Historian Robert Morgan presents his latest book, Lions of the West, at 7pm.
Brick House: Winfrey Blackburn & R. Scott Gill present "Country Houses of Louisville" at The Filson [Books]
Explore Louisville's history through the eyes of brick and mortar. Winfrey Blackburn and R. Scott Gill will show off their look book of historic homes at The Filson Historical Society this Thursday, November 10th.
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This latest release in the popular 33 1/3 Series, explores the best-selling gospel album of all time. Visit with author, Aaron Cohen, at Carmichael's tomorrow, November 4th, at 7pm.
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We live in busy times where it is not uncommon to begin the day crafting a to-do list during morning coffee that may occupy our time until the clock strikes midnight. Interestingly, cleaning the house is usually trumped by other demands, if it makes it on to the list at all.
Where does cleaning the house fall on your to-do list? Do you clean daily or once per week? Do you find yourself struggling with finding the time to meet your house cleaning goals?
If this sounds like you, hiring a professional cleaning service might help to ensure the house stays clean regardless of where the to-do list leads you. You can also consider these house cleaning tips that reflect the over-scheduled days we live in.
Whether or not you decide to put a professional cleaning service on speed dial, it's important to be aware of certain ways that cleaning professionals approach house cleaning. Many cleaning professionals dedicate a specific block of time to cleaning a house that leaves no time for dawdling. The cleaning team arrives armed with the right tools, supplies and an appropriate uniform. They have a strategy in place that leads to a fast and focused result. If efficient and effective house cleaning is a priority for you, we suggest that you commit to the same standards.
Ready to clean? Before you get started, first things first. Mute the phone and disable the email. Queue up your favorite music playlist, podcast or audio book. Now it's time to get to work!
If you ever had a professional service clean your house, you're familiar with cleaning up around the house in advance of the visit. Why exactly do you have to clean up for the house cleaner? Like it or not, the first and one of the most important steps in effective home cleaning is preparation.
We compare it to painting a room, another task where preparation is key. Think about it: Do you just go in and paint the room? No! You move furniture, wipe down the walls, tape off the perimeter and cover the floor. You retrieve the paint and brushes and some old, ratty clothes. Then it's time to paint!
The same goes for cleaning your house. Begin with tackling clutter before you clean. Warning: When it comes to efficient home cleaning, this step may get worse before it gets better. But it will get better.
As you take on the clutter, pay attention to the most common places where it accumulates. Walk through your clutter step-by step, and devise solutions to ensure everything has a place. Cleaning is much easier if you have well thought-out places for your possessions. Look at each room in your house to see if additional storage can help you solve some of your day-to-day clutter challenges.
Think bins, baskets and re-organized drawers. Look around online for organization ideas and products for the kitchen, home office, closets and other easily cluttered rooms of the house. For example, an over-the-door shoe organizer in the coat closet can double as hat and glove storage during winter. Dedicate a row or two to each member of the family!
Along those lines, baskets can be a quick and an attractive way to capture stray books. Plastic bins can store an impressive collection of color-coated Legos.
Once you've tackled the baskets and bins in your clutter areas, move on to your home's permanent storage area. In order to keep long-term clutter to a minimum, dedicate a closet or part of an attic or garage to re-cycling, up-cycling, hand-me-downs, charity donations and the neighborhood yard sale.
Throw away items that don't fit into those categories. Remember, the fewer possessions you have, the less clutter there will be, a sentiment hammered home by the folks at Consumer Reports. They remind us that "the less you have, the less there is to dust, polish, shine, vacuum and otherwise take care of."
After eliminating (or reducing) your clutter, it's time to identify your strategy for efficient home cleaning. There are a few strategies you can consider:
Regardless of your preference, these are ways to fit house cleaning into your busy to-do list. Along with reduced clutter, each of these strategies can have a positive outcome and can help you save time. There's even "an app for that" called Home Routines to help you manage these chores once you've decided which strategy works best with your lifestyle.
Whether you favor Zone or Task cleaning, or dedicating the good part of a day to tackling everything, you shouldn't bite off more than you can chew. Each of the options leaves more time for work and play.
Regardless of your cleaning strategy, it helps to put everything on paper or make a list. Then, commit to showing up just like a professional house cleaning service would do.
To honor your cleaning commitment for the day, remember to:
Would you go skydiving without a parachute? Would you go to the beach without a towel and sunscreen? Would you go fishing without a pole? When you get ready to clean your house, make sure to approach the process with the right gear.
Let's start with the clothes. You need to dress the part. Cleaning effectively involves bending down and stretching out to reach tight places. Wear something comfortable which allows for flexibility. You may want to consider layers to account for working up a sweat or cooling off. Some people go as far as including kneepads, goggles and gloves to their house-cleaning wardrobe.
Cleaning also brings you into contact with a lot of dirt and grime. Wear something that can handle dirt, stains and even bleach. We recommend dedicating one or two outfits to house cleaning. Wash your cleaning duds together and store them away from your other clothes, so you don't track dirt or dust everywhere.
You also need to assemble a collection of cleaning tools and supplies. There are some tried-and-true staples that are key to effective home cleaning. These products include:
The house cleaning pros recommend investing in a backpack-style vacuum with lightweight hand extensions to go easy on your back muscles. It will also help you cover a variety of surfaces and make it easy to move quickly from room to room. Instead of a microfiber cloth, some seasoned house cleaners also prefer to cut old undershirts into cleaning cloths which can be used and washed repeatedly.
Once your arsenal is assembled, set aside a storage area for your "ammunition." Also make sure to dedicate a large bucket to use for transporting cleaning supplies from room-to-room.
Most cleaning professionals agree that only a few basic potions are required to effectively clean almost 100 percent of your house. These include:
If you're like many of our clients, you may be hesitant to use toxic cleaners. Luckily, there are many milder choices available on the market today. You can try making your own cleaning product by keeping basic ingredients, such as baking soda, vinegar, cream of tartar, borax and lemon, on hand.
If you're interested in DIY cleaning options, try some of these:
Feeling inspired? Try adding essential oils like cinnamon or vanilla to boiled water - it works well as a natural air freshener. You can also make homemade laundry detergent out of washing soda, bar soap and borax. Grind sliced lemon to clean your garbage disposal. Some swear by vodka as a multi-purpose cleaner, stain remover and de-greaser - all in one!
These house cleaning tips should go far in motivating you to clear clutter and establish a regular house cleaning routine that includes everyone in the home. Establishing a routine has many benefits:
These are great outcomes, but what is the reward? Unlike the professionals, you aren't getting paid for this job.
Make sure to work the rewards into your schedule as well. Schedule a hot shower or bubble bath after deep cleaning one area of the house. Carve out some time for reading or a nap after you have vacuumed every square inch of the house. If you spent the entire day cleaning, spend the next at a spa or hiking in the woods.
You have a plan in place, but every week is different than the one before. Some weeks are better than others for getting things done - especially house cleaning. Sometimes we operate at the top of our game. Other days, we're in the trenches. Work deadlines need to be met, the entire household may come down with the flu, family comes to visit, or you may go on vacation. Maybe you simply just don't feel like going through the motions every week.
Sound like a lot of work? Are you unsure how you'll find time to efficiently clean, and still meet your other priorities? Create a back-up plan, and keep your local cleaning service, such as, Mr. Maid on speed dial. That way, you'll always ensure you have a plan in place if you fall behind on your cleaning. And you'll be confident knowing our team will clean up to par with your typical regimen.
Mr. Maid is an expert company with cleaners who will save you time and money. For those weeks when house cleaning just can't make the list, we won't let you down. If you're in the Pittsburgh area, contact us today to learn more about our cleaning services.
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Father surprises son with return from station overseasPublished 9:29am Monday, September 23, 2013
THARPTOWN – 9-year-old Cohen Burbank stared at his father as if he were seeing him for the very first time.
Those standing around him in the Tharptown Elementary School cafeteria Friday morning could visibly watch as first shock, then surprise, and then pure radiating joy spread across the boy's face.
He grabbed his dad into a big bear hug and only tore his eyes away from his dad's face long enough to bury his whole face in the jacket of his dad's uniform.
As everyone in the cafeteria clapped and cheered, the boy continued to stare, eyes completely full of admiration, love, and the lingering shock, at his dad's face – something he hadn't seen except through a phone or computer screen for two whole years.
Staff Sgt. Jeffrey Burbank, a weapons technician for the United States Air Force, has been stationed in Okinawa, Japan for the past two years, and during that time, he has maintained steady contact with his son, Cohen, through various means of technology such as Skype and Facetime.
But he said nothing compared to seeing his son's smiling face just a few feet away.
"It was amazing when I first saw him," Burbank said. "It brought tears to my eyes."
Burbank, who is home on leave through Oct. 3, said he had planned to surprise his entire family when he finally made it back to Franklin County, but most of them found out he was heading back home.
"But I still wanted to be able to surprise Cohen," he said.
"Being away from him is the hardest part of being stationed so far away.
"I enjoy what I do, and being in the Air Force has allowed me to travel while I serve, so that has been positive. But I've missed out on so much – birthdays, first days of school, holidays. It is definitely a sacrifice to not get to see him, but all this that I do, I do it for him.
"His college will be paid for when he is ready to go, and that will help him in the future."
Cohen's mother, Tracy Garrison, works at Tharptown High School and helped set up the surprise reunion.
"I knew this would be special for Cohen and something he would always remember," Garrison said.
Cohen received hugs and high-fives from his fellow classmates at TES after the heartfelt reunion that had many people in the cafeteria scrambling for tissues, but the attention barely seemed to register with him.
"I've just missed him," Cohen said, emphasizing the fact that playing video games, watching a ballgame or doing any other activity with his dad wasn't as important as just simply having his dad there in person.
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Climbing at the gym is fun, for a lot of reasons. Great people, wide variety of changing routes and grades, climate controlled, comfy floor and a host of other amenities. It is easy to see why climbers, while they love the outdoors, still flock to climbing gyms all over the world. Adventure Rock is no […]
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Over the years there has been a lot of talk about the use of daisychains, what they are used for and how they can be improperly used.
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Iridium Studios: Voice Commands, FPS, and Intel® RealSense™
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"Day to Come - The empty square lit by a full moon, low in the sky. The children of Peter Fairlight walk to the edge of the roof, then step off into the dark.
Here they will stand. What faces them shall not pass, not while they live.
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text: Why Thomson scattering calls for a "size-changing" electron? From my limited understanding of Thomson scattering, it only works for wavelengths comparable to the size of the electron. Because scattering was observed at a variety of wavelengths, it was assumed that the size of the electron must change when rays of different wavelengths were scattered off of it. One of the merits of the Compton Effect was that it described this phenomenon without imposing unlikely constraints on the electron. But I don't understand why? Why does the scattering only work for certain wavelengths? And how exactly does this transfer into the idea of an electron of variable size?


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The proportion of Hindus in India dropped for the first time since independence as the percentage of Muslims in the population rose, newly-released census data on religion show. Read More »
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The proportion of Hindus in India dropped for the first time since independence as the percentage of Muslims in the population rose, newly-released census data on religion show. Read More »
Buddha, a belt and a road were on the agenda Thursday in western China as the leaders of the two most populous nations were set for a meeting.
Making his first visit to China as India's prime minister, Narendra Modi touched down in the historic Silk Road city of Xian early Thursday with plans to spend the day with Xi Jinping. China's president is taking the unusual step of meeting a visiting dignitary outside Beijing because he has family ties to the province and because he is promoting a regional development initiative known as the "one belt, one road" that aims to modernize the ancient trading routes that run through the western region. Read More »
Buddhists on Monday marked the anniversary of the birth, enlightenment and death of Buddha. Before Buddha's death, according to some traditions, there is said to have been an earthquake. Read More »
Khyentse Norbu, the third incarnation of a 19th-century Tibetan lama and director of "Vara: A Blessing" — a love story set in the world of Indian classical dance — talks about his hope of making a film on the life of Buddha, the evolution of Bhutanese cinema, and the spiritual value of violent movies. Read More »
The Mahabodhi Temple, where bomb blasts injured two people Sunday, is possibly the most sacred Buddhist shrine in the world. Read More »
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Kishinchand Chadiram Thadhani has been dressing elephants for 47 years.
He is the official outfitter to the elephants taking part in one of Buddhism's most significant festivals; the Kandy Esala Perahera in Sri Lanka. The 10-day parade centered on Kandy's Sri Dalada Maligawa, the Temple of the Tooth Relic, ends Thursday. Read More »
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You can't walk far in Ladakh without seeing something spiritual: bright white stupas (Buddhist relic-filled mounds), giant prayer wheels, multi-colored prayer flags and the occasional 80-foot golden Buddha dot the Himalayan landscape.
If the ancient monasteries and Buddhist murals don't move your spirit, then the dramatic natural beauty around them surely will.
So it's hardly surprising that Leh, Ladakh's main city, has just been identified as one of two areas in India to become a "mega-destination" for "spiritual and wellness" tourism. Read More »
A 13th-century bronze figure from Nepal sold for around $2.49 million at a Christie's auction in New York this week — seven times more than its expected sale price.
The Padmapani was part of a private collection that went under the hammer on Tuesday. Christie's expected it to sell for up to $350,000. It was bought by an anonymous buyer.
The statuette, which is around 18 inches (45 centimeters) high, is a representation of the Padmapani, one of the many guises of the Buddhist god of compassion, Avalokiteshvara. Read More »
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Speakeasy reporter Barbara Chai is traveling to Dharamsala, India, this week for a private audience with His Holiness the Dalai Lama.
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When we arrive at Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Airport, there is a huge crowd at passport control. It takes us nearly an hour before we're through. Above the officers' stations are nine elegant Mudras, or classical hand gestures that are symbols for Hindu and Buddhist messages, and they hold my gaze for most of the hour. Read More »
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To find the file Lighthouse steps to use search feature in Windows
1. Click on the Start button on the Windows taskbar.
2. In the Search box type the name of the file "Lighthouse" for which one is searching.
3. Windows will search as you type your search criteria in the Search box.
4. All items containing the file name "Lighthouse" or partial file name related to Lighthouse file will be displayed on the Start menu.
5. If the file name "Lighthouse" is which user searching to be open is displayed then clicks on the file name on the Start menu to open the file in the appropriate program. If the file for which user are searching is not displayed than click on the search more results command.
Screenshot for displaying search box is as shown:
6. In above window four files related to File "Lighthouse" are displayed.
7. If the file names displayed in above window are not related to file "Lighthouse" for which user is searching for than scroll to the bottom of the Search Results window and select another location to search for example click on my computer location and if your file is available in this location then it will be displayed.
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8. Hence let in above windows file highlighted with red pen is user's file for which he/she is searching for which is found in my computer – (F :) drive location.


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We heard nothing but glowing reviews about this restaurant, including a recommendation from the owner of our B&B, I made a reservation and had confirmation via email before leaving home but our reservation was missing from the books when we arrived. We were seated at a bad table in room Smetano, table#30 in an upstairs room that was so tight... More
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For years, Microsoft has been nearly invincible. The company's Windows operating system software now runs on 85% of the world's personal computers. Its Office suite of applications claims 87% of the $3.8 billion market. And in what seemed like the click of a mouse, the software giant overhauled its strategy to zero in on the World Wide Web, capturing 36% of the browser market--in just two years. Microsoft even fought off the Justice Dept. in 1995, agreeing to a consent decree that hasn't slowed it down one whit. Now, with trustbusters having filed a petition on Oct. 22 claiming Microsoft has violated that consent decree, one can't help but wonder: What will stall the software titan?
EQUAL ACCESS. As it turns out, corporations--those very customers that have propelled Microsoft Corp. by buying Windows and office applications--are starting to deal the company a blow by turning to Java, the programming language pioneered by Sun Microsystems Inc. Thanks to Java's potential to make computing much easier by creating programs that are written once and then run on many operating systems--not just on Microsoft's Windows software--the technology is starting to get a head of steam inside corporations. According to market researcher Zona Research Inc., a survey of 279 companies revealed that half use Java and that the rest plan to within a year. By 2000, Zona estimates, 97% of all corporations will have Java applications whizzing through their enterprises.
If that comes to pass, it could force Microsoft to share the mantle of computing leadership--but not, surprisingly, on the desktop. Contrary to popular belief, Java's big appeal is not its ability to replace Windows and other incumbent software. Few want to do that. The big lure is Java's ability to pave over differences between old software programs--decades-old ''legacy systems'' in computer-industry parlance--and newer Internet applications for, say, electronic commerce. Many of the older systems are running out of gas in a Web-enabled world.
If Java can extend the usefulness of these programs and give them a hook into the Net at the same time, companies will be less likely to switch to powerful new servers--a market Microsoft has targeted with its Windows NT software. Microsoft's march up the computing food chain, from desktop machines to massive computer servers running major corporations, will slow.
That's why no battle is more pitched--nor more important to the future of computing--than the current fight over Java. On one side is Sun's feisty chief executive, Scott G. McNealy, aided by a weighty cadre of partners, such as IBM, Netscape Communications, and Oracle, that portray Java as a means to escape Microsoft's yoke. On the other is Microsoft Chairman William H. Gates III, for whom the prospect of losing his company's primacy in the industry--especially to a wiseacre such as McNealy--has him scrambling to contain Java's reach.
The tensions have even spilled into court. On Oct. 7, Sun Microsystems sued the software giant, claiming it breached its Java license when Microsoft's Internet Explorer 4.0 browser did not pass the Java compatibility test. Then, on Oct. 27, Microsoft countersued, charging that Sun violated the license agreement by failing to ship a software-development kit that was compatible with previous versions.
SPREADING FAST. But forget the suits. Despite all of Gates's efforts, Java is making headway in corporations. Underneath the humongous hype, Java has arrived as a way to write programs quickly and cheaply, as well as distribute and run them. With the ability to run on 85 million computers through Web browsers, Java is becoming nearly as ubiquitous as Windows.
No other technology promises to let companies create software--and new opportunities--faster. It took Banco do Brasil, one of Latin America's largest retail banks, less than three months to write a Java application for home banking via the Web. And KeyCorp, a leading U.S. financial-services company, developed a Java-based auto-financing system in just 60 days that helps consumers buy cars over the Internet. Instead of writing an entirely new program--which would have been a huge undertaking--the company used Java software to make it easy to get loan information from the Net into its corporate database.
Indeed, Java is becoming a kind of high-tech glue that makes it possible for companies to take advantage of the Net era without having to give up all their old mainframe and minicomputer software systems. In short, Java is being used to develop so-called ''middleware'' software, which links up industrial-strength programs that run big corporate jobs, such as payroll and inventory management, with desktop applications and Web software. ''Java is an important technology because it brings a whole bunch of legacy software and ties it to the Internet,'' says Intel CEO Andrew S. Grove.
Java works its magic through a piece of software called the Java Virtual Machine. It's essentially a complete computer, simulated in software, that runs inside a computer's Web browser. That way it's insulated from the vagaries of different operating software and hardware--and it doesn't care if information is on a 30-year-old mainframe or a month-old PC. At SABRE Technology Solutions, for example, the company is rewriting a program in Java to make it easy for travel agents using the Net to get information from SABRE's mainframe computers that run its reservation system. The program will be able to run unchanged on a number of systems, including IBM's OS/2 operating system, Windows, and DOS.
Think of the productivity gains. For most corporations, the bottleneck is not computer speed but the time it takes to write, test, and learn how to use programs for the vast hardware-software combinations out there. Some analysts say writing in Java can cut development time in half for some types of applications. ''The real breakthroughs with Java come in greater degrees of flexibility--being able to roll out programs faster and keep the skill set of your people current in a shorter period of time,'' says Federal Express Corp.'s chief information officer, Dennis H. Jones. FedEx is testing a new suite of Java-based applets from Lotus Development Corp. (page 82).
Java is just the most visible part of a sweeping movement in computing away from the primacy of desktop computers, which have held sway for more than two decades. Corporations are already betting big that Java can help them strike a balance between the reliability of the mainframe days and the flexibility of the PC era. How? By delivering Java programs from a central computer server to run on so-called network computers that are simply stripped-down, inexpensive PCs--starting at around $500--tethered to a network and sans local storage. Says Michael B. Prince, information-systems director for Burlington Coat Factory Warehouse Corp.: ''Centralizing computing makes a lot of sense.''
That's why Burlington is trying out network computers--some 1,500 by the end of 1998--four or five for each of its 250 retail stores. By next April, customers will be able to walk into a Burlington Coat Factory store and use the Java-based network computers to check out a baby-gift registry. Meanwhile, Home Depot Inc. plans to incorporate network computers and Java software for point-of-sale systems at its hardware stores.
STILL TINKERING. For all this activity, though, Java is still in its toddler stage, as Gates correctly points out. Java is slow and so new that it doesn't have all the necessary software-development tools for creating and maintaining large-scale corporate programs yet.
But Java's problems are being ironed out with amazing speed. IBM, for one, has invested $200 million in the programming language and has 2,500 developers in 24 locations around the world working on Java applications--from smart cards to enterprise servers to special software tools to help developers write programs. What's more, IBM says it expects to see a flood of Java-savvy developers from the 160 universities that now offer courses in the programming language. Meanwhile, Zona Research estimates that there are already 300,000 Java programmers out there.
Does this mean that Microsoft loses? Not at all. Just as PCs didn't put IBM out of business, Java won't wipe out Microsoft. But Java is taking hold in the computer industry, and this is one of those fundamental shifts that may be unstoppable. The only questions are how fast it will spread and who's smart enough to come out on top.
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Shots On Them.
Exclusively for 50's domain, Loaded Lux sets up the camera and reworks Jay-Z's "Picasso Baby" for his new video. Turn up the music in his headphones.
Killa floods the 'net wit double-dose of tracks and brings plenty of work on first release above. After the jump, he's "Duckin Onetime" over MJB's "My Life" with Sen City. Ghetto Heaven Vol. 1
While Loaded Lux was promoting You Gon Get This Work on Sway In The Morning, Black Milk played some new beats for Lux to freestyle over. Download the mixtape here.
Loaded Lux is still putting in work, and shows it all on his new mixtape hosted by Shaq. Features include Jadakiss, Redman, Fred Da Godson, Bun B, Trae Tha Truth, Method Man, Wyclef and more.
Getting work isn't the only thing Loaded Lux is about. And with nothing but money on the mind, we follow him during a random night in NYC in his new clip.


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Until today, the Shoe Wars were always a metaphor. After all, it's not like people were literally killed for wearing Nike or Reebok kicks. Or for stompin' in their A-di-das for that matter. Well, now the shoemakers really have begotten violence, with Cleveland-area rapper Kid Cudi getting himself tasered, according to the blog FAKE TALK, at the All-Star Reebok party on Friday … for trying to wear Jordan brand sneakers on stage.
(The first taser victim on NBA All-Star Weekend: Kid Cudi!)
That's right, not only is there a rapper named Kid Cudi, he's dumb enough to think Reebok executives would be cool with him rapping on stage at their party with signature sneakers made by their biggest market competitor. Not a smart cat.
He does, however, become the first public figure to be the focus of an incident at the NBA's All-Star Weekend, a distinction that was a lot harder to come by back when the game was played in Las Vegas. Clearly, this year's game has a lot of carousing and debauchery to catch up on. As with the Super Bowl, the party scene in Phoenix is said to be predictably downgraded and low-key, so that would seem to keep the arrests to a much smaller number than we've seen in recent years.
Then again, incidents like Kid Cudi's run-in also remind us exactly why the All-Star Weekend will never be held in New York. Can you imagine the limitless potential for rampant tasering and celebrity hold ups in "enter your favorite red-velvet NYC club here" Manhattan with 200 also-ran rappers trying to talk New York cops into why they should get away with a little light assault and battery?


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a number of countries in the world had experienced a prolonged conflict, so as isolated from the outside world. But after the peaceful conditions, these countries turned into a tourist destination that must to visit.
After years closed for a tourist visit, these countries make tourists curious to explore every corner of the city. Here's a new tourist destination that must be visited, as quoted Huffingtonpost, Thursday (05/07/2015).
In January of this year, Cuba loosening travel restrictions that have been conducted for 54 years to tourists. During this time, the foreigners who enter Cuba only in the framework of a humanitarian mission or take education. However, tourists are now no longer need to apply for special permission to enter Cuba. Travelers can perform a number of tourist activities in Cuba.
After 50 years of isolation by oppressive regimes, Myanmar re-open to tourists. In the last three years, the number of tourists visiting Myanmar continues to increase. Myanmar tourist attraction consists of Buddhist sacred buildings and the lives of its people are diverse.
Montenegro only became a state in 2006, so it is still not very well known by the traveler. The attractiveness of the tour is the 183-mile coastline along the romantic with a range of Venetian home. Now, tourism in Montenegro continues to grow, as evidenced from 7.3 million tourist arrivals last year.
Not unexpectedly Iran positioning itself to become a tourist destination in the world. According to a number of travel sites, Iran has recently reported a 200 percent increase in the number of tourists from Europe. Iran tourism attractions are the ruins of ancient buildings and historic sites. In addition, the friendly locals make tourists very comfortable walking around to every corner of the city in Iran.


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I'm looking for a good 144bcd crankset for around $200. I'm mostly looking at either the Miche Advanced or the Soma Hellyer. Is the Miche worth the extra money (Ive found it for $200 and the Hellyer for $130). Are the Soma's just rebranded Andels? They look slightly different to me, but I'm not sure. I would be interested in Omniums, but how are they in the rain? I'm moving to Eugene, Oregon next fall and my one bike will be my main transportation. I could be completely wrong, but I just feel like the external BB won't hold up to rain as well as a sealed BB. I've also seen these (http://www.iminusd.bigcartel.com/product/id144) which really look like rebranded Andels for significantly more, but please correct me if I'm wrong.
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Something doesn't make sense by blackjack157Watch
©2011-2016 blackjack157
Let's go and poke it with a stick...
Photography by *FluffyLtd
I'm also planning to do a classic costume soon! You'll find out in November!
Photography by *FluffyLtd
I'm also planning to do a classic costume soon! You'll find out in November!
hey, may i ask where you got your tweed jacket? :0 and also nice cosplay
Holy Rassilon on a motorbike!!!! You're brilliant!
And rather good-looking. (blushes) love your cosplay costumes.
And rather good-looking. (blushes) love your cosplay costumes.
Hello, this is your alternate universe self, Doctor... Do you remember when the White Guardian brought you into my universe to help me stop our old flame, the Terrible Zodin, from destroying the multiverse? No? Must've wiped your mind when he sent you home.... Seriously, that silly little rant (based on an aborted fan radio show I was doing) is just my silly way of saying that this is one of, if not the best, 11th Doctor cosplays EVER!!!
"I've been knocking about in alternative universes since you were learning the meaning of the world carnaflage my friend! Of course I... Hang on. Give me a minute. Was it the one with the robot?"
Thank you very much!
Thank you very much!
I am so SO surprised that I found a GOOD 11 cosplayer on DA. You're, like, aesthetically the perfect mix of Tennant and Smith, you can go either way which is why all this amazingness is SO DAMN GOOD. /fangirlrant
Thank you very much. I do my best, and I'm glad you like my costumes and my face.
wow! You make an absoloutly amazing 11th, Would love to see you as captain jack looks like you'd have the face for it! Again amazing work! x
Thanks mate!
Wow, amazing, I think I love you even more now xD You make a perfect Doctor, can't wait to see a classic! Fantastic job
you have the ability to morph from Doctor to Doctor so well! fantastic!
Much love You make an awesome 11!
Because poking things with sticks Aaaalways works, eh?
Looks awesome! And there I thought you were the perfect 10 but seems like you're the perfect 11 as well Great job!
KJSDNWKJND!! How can you look so amazing as 10th and 11th?! My brain!! It's so happy!! xD
Classic? (I seriously hope it's Tom Baker...my Doctor!) <3
Classic? (I seriously hope it's Tom Baker...my Doctor!) <3
Dear, coming from you that's a wonderful compliment. Thank you very much.
And it may be.
And it may be.
I see you're rocking to bow tie. Good choice. Bow Ties are cool. Awesome photo!
Also, I'm guessing the 5th doctor. I could see you pulling that one off.
Also, I'm guessing the 5th doctor. I could see you pulling that one off.
Absolutely fantastic! You are certainly a bit of a legend. Wonderful expression, and you really do a fantastic job of that hair! (Baker and 11 have my favourite doctor hair!)
You are awesome, Just sayin'.
Classic Who, eh? Hmm, I literally can't guess, maybe Tom Baker?


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Ima looking out at the field as she eats. She's an Appaloosa
so pretty and cute
Thats a really lovely shot, well done
wow lovely capture !! I like the pose of this pretty horse ... and I love the tone and the atmosphere (very peacefull) of this pic !
Thank you very much! She is really beautiful in the summer. When she has her winter coat she looks like a mule lol.