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Originally posted by baked
Maybe if we offered points for WU's people would join.
Originally posted by pantha
yes I agree that points would be an insentive. Have you had any feed back from william about the status tag? Or has it not been brought to his attention yet?
The best thing that we can do at the moment is to mention seti in our signatures.
Originally posted by earthtone
Yeh I'm outta weed right now too, arg. I think that some kind of acceptance of the SETI team here at ATS would be good. I think 'WATCHER' would be a great tag. I'm not sure if points would be good, but it would get more people on the team.
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A seti@ATS banner or something with a link could be placed in other places creating more exposure
Just some thoughts!
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Well somebody needs to bring this up in board questions. I'm not sure if I'm the best one to do it seeing as my last thread there was locked! We need to ask for more adverts for our SETI team and points rewards to those who are loyal? I think that will help the team alot

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In an exclusive interview with BET.com, Strap assured fans that the group was back on track despite his legal trouble.
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This is about making sure we have innovation with pharmaceutical companies, access to medicines and stop the use of toxic chemicals in products that cause disease especially cancer.
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Susan Zager's curator insight, August 25, 2014 10:51 AM
Peter was pretty incredible.I was fortunate to meet him with other advocates at SABCS. Our prayers go out to all of his family and friends.
Tambre Leighn's curator insight, August 26, 2014 10:37 AM
Exemplary model of courage - marine with breast cancer turned advocate passes. Honoring all survivors who take their experience and turn it to good to help others today. Thank you for giving during a time when you face what may be the greatest challenge of your life.
Tambre Leighn's curator insight, May 29, 2014 11:29 AM
Take Action Now! One person can make a difference - one phone call at a time. Let your voice be heard in Washington today so we can get meaningful toxic chemical laws in place.
Susan Zager's curator insight, April 26, 2014 6:18 PM
It's so refreshing to read Dr. Don Dizon's words reflecting the importance of patients being engaged in their cases. When facing a cancer diagnosis patients and doctors have the shared responsibility to work together in decision making related to targeted treatments, financial issues, care guidelines, side effects and options related to each individual case.
Don Dizon will be speaking at Rev Forum, a conference in Washington DC, May 8-9, 2014, (with registration still open), where medical professionals, patients and doctors can "connect with leaders in cancer treatment, advocacy, and policy to build a new paradigm in cancer care." For more information about Rev Forum go to: http://www.rev-forum.com/.
Tambre Leighn's curator insight, May 10, 2014 12:56 AM
Survivors do not have to leave it to fate that they may or may not end up with a physician who has the time and the consciousness to be their patients' "sherpa". As much as I have great admiration for the sherpas I met in Kathmandu, we have guides who know how to navigate the path to empowerment right here at home. We are cancer survivorship coaches...and we have the tools and skills to help survivors not just engage in their experience but live in an empowered way. To learn more about becoming a cancer survivorship coach, go to http://www.ipeccoaching.com/Becoming-a-Cancer-Survivorship-Coach
Susan Zager's curator insight, March 11, 2014 12:30 PM
This commentary by Don Dixon, MD reflects how important it is for doctors to listen to their patients needs and work together when it comes to shared decision making.
"Only by understanding the ground on which our patients stand can we begin to walk that path with them, and perhaps, point them towards the road perhaps best traveled.
Until then, I will listen to my patient, her values and preferences. Knowing that she has taken best evidence under consideration, I will do what I did here: proceed with the surveillance testing that both she and I were comfortable with."
Susan Zager's curator insight, March 3, 2014 6:57 PM
This is totally unacceptable from Kohl's. They need to do the right thing. We have to keep the pressure up on them in any way we can.
Susan Zager's curator insight, February 28, 2014 1:50 PM
The ASA is investigating the Pancreatic Cancer Action adverts with the picture of a women saying, "I wish I had breast cancer." While the intention of the ad was to raise awareness that pancreatic cancer patients have a 3% chance of survival, it showed a lack of awareness for the fact that metastatic breast cancer is killing about 430,000 each year worldwide. It also lacks the understanding of the incredible difficulties all breast cancer patients have related to survival from treatment.The ad offended so many affected by breast cancer. There is no such thing as a good cancer. It's also troubling to have to pit one cancer up against another cancer. All cancers are terrible and probably the cruelest is lung cancer.
Susan Zager's curator insight, June 10, 2015 4:01 PM
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Tambre Leighn's curator insight, May 24, 2014 3:32 PM
Seems like a win/win for everyone. Grateful to those who continue to raise awareness and voices inside the political system.
Susan Zager's curator insight, March 19, 2014 11:47 AM
This article has so many important observations written by Lara Huffman (@getupswinging) why Komen is not based in reality ignoring those with stage IV. It brings up the stolen campaign from METAvivor observing the reality that metastatic breast cancer is the pink elephant in the room not Komen's over processed in your face cheery breast cancer that no one can get away from with all of their marketing. Lara reminds us of the great points in Peggy Orenstein''s article in The New York Times (April 25, 2013) called "Our Feel Good War on Breast Cancer", where Peggy spoke about the Komen ad picturing a woman ( Bridget) with stage IV breast cancer who had hope (sadly Bridget died), implying that no one is allowed to be angry if they have stage IV breast cancer or any stage.
Rachel Cheetham Moro, who died of metastatic breast cancer was the blogger who wrote Cancer Culture Chronicles and who died of metastatic breast cancer, had this to say about Komen and its campaign:
"How dare Komen so FALSELY suggest that a screening mammogram is all it takes to avoid metastatic breast cancer? How dare Komen so CRUELLY suggest that "not getting screened for breast cancer in time" would be THE reason and the FAULT of the person with metastatic disease who misses out on all the experiences and joyous events of a long and healthy life that so many others take for granted? How dare you, Komen?"
(The article has so many other great points that Lara examines why so many are anti-komen, as we recommend you read the whole piece.)
In the end Lara Huffman sums it up best:"To summarize, I'm not against Komen because of one thing or two things. It's more like a handful of things that have led me to know with all my heart and conviction that Susan G. Komen is the problem, not the solution. I believe Komen began with good intentions but has morphed into this pink ribbon behemoth. Women (and men) are dying from this disease every year, and we need to refocus (screw awareness -- WHO ISN'T AWARE OF BREAST CANCER?). They deserve better, much much better."
Pacific Cove's curator insight, March 14, 2014 7:17 PM
Researchers found that even the wealthiest patients at hospitals treating primarily poor communities tended to fare worse after major cancer surgeries than the poorest patients at hospitals treating primarily wealthy communities.
Susan Zager's curator insight, March 1, 2014 3:44 PM
On Thursday Kohl's finally contacted METAvivor. We must keep up the pressure on them through social media. On Twitter use the hashtags: #TALKPINK @Kohls @KatieHolmes212 @SusanGKomen @Judy_KomenCEO. We will keep you posted about what comes of it. To see the letter that METAvivor wrote to Kohls on Feb 24th and get more information about this go to: http://www.metavivor.org/blog/metavivor-letter-to-kohls/


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Terminology aside, many hospitals are expanding the scope of their palliative care programs. Some, such as the Vanderbilt University Medical Center in Nashville, are expanding programs beyond primary care to other service lines, including oncology and cardiology.
The 325-bed Gundersen Health System in La Crosse, Wis., extends palliative care to outpatient services, while inside the hospitals, its hospitalists are becoming more involved in leadership of palliative care programs. Citing a need to improve patient and family education about palliative care, hospitals are tapping into educational programs and using tools such as videos to increase awareness about end-of-life care.
Less than a decade ago, hospitals were just scratching the surface on developing palliative care programs. Yagnesh Patel, MD, vice president of medical staff at Chandler Regional and Mercy Gilbert Medical Centers in Chandler, Ariz., recalls in 2004 when the hospital's former CEO "asked the group who knows anything about palliative care."
One hospital official "chimes in, I know a little bit." The CEO responded, "You are it," meaning he should direct the program. That set in motion a small palliative care program for Chandler Regional. When Mercy Gilbert Medical Center was built in 2007, it also started a palliative care program. The hospitals have a joint palliative care program that includes inpatient beds and a staff of 11.
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A growing elderly population in Arizona and a lengthy list of congestive heart failure and cancer patients prompted the hospitals to begin their palliative care specialty. Before the palliative care programs were launched, there "was a lack of symptom management and support was lacking," Patel says. "There wasn't enough advocacy for patients' needs, and it wasn't addressed in the acute care setting. As a result, the patients ended up back in the hospital.
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That's why it's important to have an integrated program that involves hospitals, medical groups, and home- and community-based services, especially for patients with late-stage chronic illness, says Brad Stuart, MD, CMO at Sutter Care at Home, which is part of the 24 hospitals and more than 5,000 physicians affiliated with the Sutter Health system based in Sacramento, Calif.
Sutter has included care management and palliative services under the umbrella of the Advanced Illness Management program that Stuart and his team created for what he terms a "vulnerable and growing population." While palliative care is often focused on the "relief of symptoms and suffering," Stuart says, "our focus is much more comprehensive and positive."
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Passionate about squash? Want to meet new squash players? Want to improve your game or just curious as to what the game of is squash all about? Come and join in with Haringey Squash Club.
We are a group of friendly squash players based at Tottenham Green Leisure Centre meeting up every Wednesday. We would like to expand our group and we are looking for new players of all abilities and ages.
Haringey squash club is friendly and affordable club with 3 high quality squash courts (2 are glass backed). We meet every Wednesday between 18:30 and 21:30. Our sessions are organised in cycles. The cost is £6 per session. You can pay £30 to join a 10 week cycle. Our next cycle starts on Wednesday 27th May. There are 5 cycles per year. You can pay £120 for the year. There is also a £3 charge on the day to enter the sports centre. If you are a complete beginner we have an inclusive squash clinic for some 'Tips & Drills' between 6.30pm and 7.15pm every Wednesday. Our Saturday sessions are from 2 - 3.30pm. There is nothing to pay at the centre reception, just ask for the Adult Squash Beginners Session and pay £6 on court.
From time to time we book tickets to see professional matches and organise social squash trips and activities.
We are proud of our website launched on 9th December 2013. Check it out: www.haringeysquashclub.co.uk......progress, progress, progress. :-)
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We have several improvements in test right now for spawning issues on certain maps/modes. We hope to have them out in the next few patches.
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I'm definitely happy about this. The spawn system is my single biggest problem with the game.
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L'Aigle is a singleplayer total-conversion mod for Mount & Blade: Warband. Set during the Napoleonic Wars, L'Aigle will recreate the age of blackpowder warfare.
Poor Georgy needs all the help he can get.
sorry, I don't get it can you please explain?
I really hope this mod will be released in 2013! I know blah blah dont make pressure etc but its just too hard to wait more than 6 months on such an awesome mod!
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The British 1st Foot Guards in action. This is the regiment famous for their actions at Waterloo that earned them the title 'Grenadier Guards'.


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When I clean up to free disk space, I always use this app:
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you can easily see what files/folders take most of your diskspace
and decide which ones you don't longer need (you can trash them from this app)
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First, empty the Trash if you haven't already done so. Then reboot. That will temporarily free up some space.
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To locate large files, you can use Spotlight. That method may not find large folders that contain a lot of small files.
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Deleting files inside an iPhoto or Aperture library will corrupt the library. Any changes to a photo library must be made from within the application that created it. The same goes for Mail files.
Proceed further only if the problem isn't solved by the above steps.
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Back up all data now.
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The possible return of political consultant Mike Murphy to help Sen. John McCain's campaign is definitely off, with the Republican presidential candidate's aides putting out word that Murphy will not be back. He has signed with NBC as a campaign commentator.
McCain was interested in returning Murphy, a key strategist in his 2000 presidential campaign. But it was determined that Murphy would cause too much friction within McCain's staff.
Murphy was not involved in the battle for this year's Republican presidential campaign. He had been close to both McCain and former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney, and did not want to choose between them.
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My wife and I are planning a trip to Germany and Austria this summer to celebrate our tenth wedding anniversary. We both have never been, but have always really wanted to see both Germany and Austria. We took German in high school and my wife has some German heritage in her family. We are planning spend 2-3 weeks there, and are on a moderate budget. This is a trip of a lifetime for us so we don't want to be overly cheap, but we can't afford to be very extravagant either. We've done some research to pick the cities to visit and have put together a tentative itinerary. We plan on getting the German Rail Pass to ride the ICE trains between each city. Since we have never been to Europe, we'd appreciate some advice on the itinerary and anything especially worth seeing. Thanks!
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Planning a trip to Germany and Austria
My wife and I are planning a trip to Germany and Austria this summer to celebrate our tenth wedding anniversary. We both have never been, but have always really wanted to see both Germany and Austria. We took German in high school and my wife has some German heritage in her family. We are planning spend 2-3 weeks there, and are on a moderate budget. This is a trip of a lifetime for us so we don't want to be overly cheap, but we can't afford to be very extravagant either. We've done some research to pick the cities to visit and have put together a tentative itinerary. We plan on getting the German Rail Pass to ride the ICE trains between each city. Since we have never been to Europe, we'd appreciate some advice on the itinerary and anything especially worth seeing. Thanks!
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Too many cities for me. The Germany I like is in the smaller towns and villages.
Check out www.bensbauernhof.com for some ideas, especially on lower priced (but high quality) places to stay.
Before you buy a train pass, look at what individual tickets would cost. If you buy 92 days in advance (on bahn.de), prices are downright cheap, perhaps only 30% of a walk up fare.
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Cologne is a geographic outlier and not worth the detour for such a short stay. Stop somewhere en route to Munich instead. And I agree with bigtyke: I would consider smaller towns and cities in addition to the big cities.
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I agree with bigtyke. You'll see something of the countryside from the trains but still.... So are you mostly interested in cities: museums, history, restaurants, shopping, nightlife?
Have you considered renting a car for part of the trip? I like cities fine, but the most memorable part of our trip to Germany was driving along the Mosel River: super cute little towns, vineyard-lined river banks, Burg Eltz (well-preserved castle deep in the woods). All in all, smaller scale Germany. We also spent time along the scenic section of the Rhine River, north of Frankfurt, south of Cologne, but preferred the Mosel.
If you do think of renting a car, remember big cities don't make the best bases for daytrip excursions. First, parking is hard to find and expensive in cities. And then you'll have to work your way through the city, its traffic and its suburbs, every time you leave and return.
Perhaps you need to do some more research. Look at guidebooks and websites for a better idea of how you want your trip to go. I always like to look at the many photos in the DK series when planning a trip. I also check out places on Google Images.
Or maybe you just like cities. Good to know what you like.
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When we have vacationed in the US, we have mostly visited and stayed in the "big cities." We like staying in downtown areas with lots of things going on around us, and just using public transportation to get from place to place.
I hadn't really thought of visiting some of the smaller towns in between, but I will definitely take a look at some of the possibilities. While we are in Germany and Austria, we would like to see many of the museums, try some of the restaurants/ beer gardens, (we love German food/beer), take in the culture, and just see things that we wouldn't normally see in the US.
I had a similar feeling about Cologne when we made the itinerary, but I wanted to see what you all thought as well. The Cologne Cathedral and a trip down the Rhine did interest us, but the more I think about it, it does seem a bit out of the way. We'll be visiting the St. Stephen's Cathedral in Vienna, so that should work for seeing a Gothic Cathedral in Europe.
We were not planning on renting a car for our trip. We felt more comfortable using the public transportation around the cities and to get to our day trips of Neuschwanstein and Andechs Monastery. Getting to those two locations by train is fairly easy, right?
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In addition to being a geographic outlier outlier, Cologne is simply not a highlight of Germany, save the Dom and a couple of good museums.
Check to make sure you really want to take 2 nights and the better part of one days travel to include it in the trip.
As for cities over smaller centres, that is entirely your call. You may prefer cities. There are some great small towns and moderately sized cities between Berlin and Munich that could sub for Cologne if you choose.
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Bamberg would be a great stop between Berlin and Munich. It's very historic and has a lovely old town split by the Regnitz River. It's a UNESCO World Heritage site.
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Suggest Rothenburg or Bamberg instead of Cologne- but if you want to really go over the top, substitute Prague for Cologne and catch the morning bus from Prague to Munich on day 7 (3 nights in Prague instead of 2 nights in Cologne).... At any rate, have a great trip!!!
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As everyone has suggested the small towns in that region are the real way to get a local flavor of each country. It is much cheaper as well.
If you just stay in the large cities and Holiday Inn's, so to speak, you are going to see mostly Americans. You might as well stay home and save yourself some money. Public transport is easy to use even in the small towns.
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How did you manage to equate the OP expressing a desire to visit Berlin, Cologne, and Munich with;
- staying in Holiday Inns
- seeing mostly Americans, and
- wasting a vacation?
Seriously, I would love to hear this.
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A couple of not-so-usual suggestions for your visit to Vienna:
1. This year being the centenary of the start of WWI, Vienna is hosting a number of exhibitions throughout the city, offering a variety of perspectives if you're interested.
2. Summer is a perfect time to hike in the vineyards on the northern edge of the city. I can suggest taking the 38A bus to its terminus at Kahlenberg for beautiful views of the city, then walk down into Grinzing or Nußdorf to any of dozens of heurigen for local wine and a small snack.
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Thanks for the suggestions! We are going to be crossing Cologne off the list since it is well out of the way. Instead we will be visiting Bamberg on the way from Berlin to Munich. It definitely looks like a very neat town. Is there enough to see there to warrant staying two nights, or would one night be sufficient?
fourfortravel, thanks for heads up about Vienna. Both of those are things we will definitely check out.
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It will take you more than 4 hours to get there so 2 nights is good.
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Bamberg cathedral is great (romansque, not gothic=even older).
Simply walking around the very scenic and unspoiled Bamberg city centre is worth a whole day (Unesco world heritage).
Great food at quite cheap prices.
Various breweries with great beer gardens (called "Keller" (cellar) in Bamberg, since they are on top of the breweries beer cellars: In Bamberg you don't go in a beer garden, but "auf einen Keller" (on a cellar) to have a beer.
Here's a map of the breweries (the yellow signs): http://www.bierstadt.de/sonstige/karte.htm
The Bierkeller are outside of town, not directly next to the breweries here's a list: http://www.bamberg.info/bierkeller/
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"Sculpture"? You took scissors to someone else's art and gutted a book. Where's the sculpture here?
How did you do this??? It's simply amazing!!! @.@ How did you cut the square out of the cover so perfectly?
Thank you! The cover is pretty simple to do, just tedious. I measure out the rectangle. You have to be careful to leave room for the binding and remember that the pages are smaller than the cover. Then just make many, many passes over the rectangle with an exacto knife. And never miss. It doesn't end well, I almost cut my thumb off once :/
You're welcome! That does sound pretty tedious... and deffinately dangerous! O.o LOL! But the ending result is well worth it! I'm not sure if it's worth losing a thumb over though. >.< LOL
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Now that's awesome. I love all of these but this one is pretty cool.
May I borrow this idea? It is simply fantastic and I just love how the picture looks almost framed!
This is lovely! Rackham is one of my favourite illustrators, teamed with one of my favourite books, I'm in love. Strangely it's one of your more simple sculptures, but the way you've made some of the cards pop out, makes it very animated and strong vissually.
Thank you! I was worried that it was too simple, but I love the Rackham illustrations (the originals give me the creeps, honestly) and I wanted to highlight them. Plus, I have been swamped with commissions, which is great, but it was leaving me burnt out. It was nice to do something simple with no expectations!
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Amazing character design!
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looks like Olsen twins
Such a happy feeling to this one! A portrait of togetherness - the shared umbrella, the held hands, the mutual involvement. They're enjoying the rain! Just charming!
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How, the ...rain?
Twins under an umbrella!
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Identical twins! Like me and my sis!
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Beautiful work as always .
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Fantastic work. :3 They remind me of Mary-Kate and Ashley, oddly enough.
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Mac Pro (Early 2009), Mac Pro (Mid 2010), Mac Pro (Mid 2012): Issues with three displays and multiple DVI, HDMI connections
It's not the USB data that is needed to run three displays. It's the extra POWER. If you read the Apple article, they say the only solution they endorse is their US$100 Dual-Link adapters. Check the table at the end of the article.
Mac Pro (Early 2009), Mac Pro (Mid 2010): Supported display configurations
Readers here have found that if you have two Brand-X Powered adapters, aka active adapters, it also works fine. These do not always require another USB. If designed recently, they can pick up a power pin in the Mini DisplayPort interface.
AMD (makers of the 5770 and 5870) lists the qualified POWERED adapters that meet their most stringent requirements. Look down the page and you will find several qualified Active Mini DisplyPort to various others, such as HDMI. These adapters are available from other outlets, such as Amazon, sometimes for far less than the Apple adapters.
The other desktop monitor will plug directly into the DVI port on the card and the 40 inch tv will still connect via HDMI over the second Mini Display port.
That will work only if you use an active Mini DisplayPort to HDMI adapter.
The only (someone) have found to work (2009)
If you want audio via HDMI, you can use audio from the Mac Pro's optical output with this DVI to HDMI converter:http://www.apogeeinc.net/products/item.aspx?item=2745
Active MDP to HDMI audio and video converter:
http://ca.startech.com/AV/Displayport-Converters/Mini-DisplayPort-to-HDMI-Active -Video-and-Audio-Adapter-Converter-Mini-DP-to-HDMI-1920x1200~MDP2HDS
Discussion: Using three ports.
Print out the above and send it to that rep when you get yours working perhaps?
Grant Bennet-Alder Apr 15, 2013 7:04 AM
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they told her that the new OS mountain lion does not support 3 monitors on 1 card
That person needs to be sent back for re-training. That configuration works well, but requires some hidden items: ACTIVE Adapters (that contain signal Boosters) from Mini DisplayPort to Single-Link DVI (for 1920 wide or under, available as StarTech or Excell) or Dual-Link DVI (for 1920 wide and up, available direct from Apple at US$100).
As you debug, test one display at a time. Once all work individually, only then try all at once.
The item in short supply is additional POWER to run the signal Boosters, so ACTIVE (powered) adapters are required.


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|Fighting Fate Through Music: The Quad City Symphony, April 13 at the Adler Theatre
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|Written by Frederick Morden
|Monday, 22 April 2013 12:25
Pyotr Tchaikovsky said his Fourth Symphony was about fate, and even used a "fate motif" – a recurring musical representation of a central programmatic idea – as an autobiographical statement. The topic was deeply personal, as he considered homosexuality his destiny.
In correspondence with his patroness, Tchaikovsky wrote in code about his struggle with his "condition," calling it his "fate, the fatal power which prevents one from attaining the goal of happiness."
This intensity of internal conflict represented in the music elevated his fourth symphony from his first three and created a model for his next two. Tchaikovsky's torment and his longing to find happiness were resonantly brought to life in a searing, tender, and ultimately triumphant performance by the Quad City Symphony Orchestra and Musical Director and Conductor Mark Russell Smith on April 13 at the Adler Theatre.
In a program that also presented Nicolai Rimsky-Korsakov's Russian Easter Overture and the return of soloist Tom Sauer to perform Ludwig van Beethoven's Piano Concerto No. 5, Tchaikovsky's dramatic personal story dominated the concert.
The towering opening movement of the symphony – marked "moderato con anima" (moderately with spirit) – was easily the most technically complicated music of the evening. With its pulsating counter-rhythms, sorrowful melodies, insistent "fate" motif, and dramatic orchestration, Smith chose a slightly restrained tempo that cranked up the tautness of the music, clarifying the complex inner rhythmic structure and pervasive use of melodic fragments. It also made the contrast between the sweeping, elegantly shaped main theme and the scorching "fate" motif more dramatically distinct. The orchestra showed attentive discipline in holding the performance together at the slower pace, and the result produced darker, richer colors of sound that deepened the gravitas of the musical statements.
This music is emotionally intense and dynamically extreme with delirious repetitions of melodies and raw power in climatic moments. Thankfully, Smith and the orchestra reached that level of intensity in the paramount moment near the end of the movement and made Tchaikovsky's musical spirit arresting. With the change to a quicker tempo in the coda, the orchestra finished off the tragic concluding chords like blows from a sledgehammer and slammed into the last fermata with harsh brutality – a wonderful moment.
The "Andantino" second movement displayed the composer's ability to construct artful and satisfying melodies, but it also spotlighted the skill of the principal winds to play them with captivating nuances. The solo oboe made a story out of the 20-bar melody, toying and dancing with the leaps and hesitating on the landings to hold the listeners' attention and draw them into the performance. With variations, the tune in the viola and bassoon was accompanied by spiccato exchanges between the first and second violins with pizzicatos in the cello and bass, an effective mixture of simple yet delightful orchestra colors.
But in slow movements such as this, it can be tricky to maintain a musical flow while pushing and relaxing tempos – musical breathing between phrases. And Smith slowed the transitional sections earlier than marked in the score, and instead of moving smoothly, with only a slight calming of tempo from one section into another, it nearly brought the decreasing musical pulse to a stop, segmenting the phrases.
The lively third "Pizzicato Movement" was a fresh change of orchestration and showcased sparkling interplay between the strings and upper woodwinds, but it was performed too fast to allow solo winds to articulate their intermittent musical flourishes and clearly and fully shape the melodic elements of the pizzicatos.
With an explosion of sound, Smith unleashed the orchestra on the dazzling iconic finale in joyful F Major – Tchaikovsky's hopeful and determined musical solution to his depressing "fate" motif. Based on the Russian folk song "In the Field a Birch Tree Stood," the bubbly new tune was presented concisely at first and then developed into bewildering musical tornadoes of connecting scales. As they repeated up and down the instrumental families of the orchestra, they culminated in the symphony's final, apocalyptic return to the intrusive "fate" brass fanfare. After a dramatic pause, the orchestra rejuvenated the folk tune, increasing the tempo and creating a blistering race to a glorious, positive close – a storybook ending possible in this musical metaphor but not in the composer's life.
To open the concert, the slow and solemn introduction of Russian Orthodox chant in the Russian Easter Overture was played without vibrato, producing a hollow, vocal-like sound in the woodwinds representing the solemnity of the chanting priests in the religious service. The arpeggiated figures in the solo violin, flute, and cello were consistent with each entrance. A smooth, extended trombone solo recapped the chant theme, but the diminished seventh chords in the trombones and tuba were out-of-tune and needed more first-trombone volume to balance the broader lower voices. The lively pagan-festival section was an exciting change from the earlier, haunting chant and brought the music to a stirring finish.
Following the Overture, piano soloist Sauer – originally from the Quad Cities and now living and working in New York City – joined the orchestra in a lyrical but uneven and, at times, inaccurate performance of Beethoven's Emperor concerto.
There was substantial strength in many technical aspects of Sauer's playing, especially in the complete keyboard arpeggios and contrary motion between chromatically descending notes in the left hand and thematic ascending sequences in the right in the first movement. His tone was huge in the Adler, and, despite missed notes, he held his own in vigorous conversations with the orchestra. In the slow "Adagio," he created distinctly different musical characterizations between the musical nuances of accompanying triplet figures while simultaneously producing an overriding melodic arch in duplets.
The Emperor is full of free-flowing cross-rhythms that, when varied by slight tempo changes called "rubato," make personal expression richer in a solo-recital venue. But with the orchestra, this technique by Sauer produced inner rhythmic ambiguity.
Smith's interpretation of Beethoven's tutti sections was decisive and sensitive. In the introduction to the second movement, the breathy sound of the strings added warmth and intimacy to Sauer's artfully constructed melodic playing. The conductor's emphasis of key notes in the "Rondo" propelled the melody, giving it drive and providing supportive energy for the piano.
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Uni Watch's recent examination of old-school football facemasks brought a particularly strong reaction from one readership segment: hockey fans, many of whom requested a similar column devoted to goalie masks. And with the NHL season on the brink of cancellation, more and more hockey aficionados have been writing in. "Help us," they say. "We're dying out here!"
Take heart, o you slashing-starved masses, you orphans of the ice, you red-line refugees -- Uni Watch hears your cries.
And it was with you in mind that Uni Watch recently braved blizzard conditions to travel to that renowned hockey bastion of Staten Island, to interview one Dennis Simone. If you didn't already know Simone was a goalie mask maven extraordinaire, you'd probably get the idea after seeing his license plate, the things he hangs on the wall, and his knickknack collections. He's also the guy behind the excellent Painted Warrior Web site, a longtime Uni Wach favorite.
OK, so Simone's a mask geek -- just like lots you reading this. What makes Simone different is that he's also a graphic artist who's designed masks for a slew of NHL goalies, including Mike Richter, Guy Hebert, and Curtis Joseph (Simone was the first mask designer to make graphic use of Cujo's nickname). If the flashy mask is the metaphorical equivalent of the Wizard of Oz, then Simone is the man behind the curtain.
Simone got into mask design around 1991 and spent the next decade living a little boy's dream. "If a goalie came to Madison Square Garden or the Meadowlands or Nassau Coliseum, I'd go down and meet him," he says. "I'd get into the locker rooms, go to practices, get tickets to games. My mask designs got reproduced on magazine covers, on coasters, on all sorts of stuff -- it was great!" But he stopped around 2001. "There were a lot of hassles involved, and it wasn't worth it anymore. But I had a good run, and I made my mark. So I'm happy."
Jacques Plante of the Canadiens is usually credited as being the first NHL goalie to wear a mask, but that honor really belongs to Clint Benedict of the Montreal Maroons, who wore a crude leather mask after taking a puck to the face in 1930. But the apparatus cut down on his vision, so he stopped wearing it after two games.
Masks didn't reappear on NHL ice until 1959, when Plante debuted his fiberglass mask. "He'd worn it in practices for about a year, but not in a game," says Simone. "His coach, Toe Blake, told him not to wear it -- it was considered cowardly. Then he took a shot in the face from Andy Bathgate and told Blake, 'I'm not going back out there without the mask.' So that was that." Other goalies quickly followed, and by the late 1960s, bare-faced netminders had become rare sights. The last maskless holdout was Andy Brown, who played his final NHL game on April 7, 1974, and then played three more seasons with the Indianapolis Racers of the WHA.
More mask history info is available here and here (and in books like this one). Suffice it to say that Uni Watch and Simone agree that the coolest mask period was the 1960s and '70s, when each goalie had a distinct persona conveyed by his mask's unique arrangement of airholes and eyeholes, from Gilles Villemure's sad-eyed clown to Rogie Vachon's evil gremlin, from Ed Giacomin's stoic cyborg to Ken Dryden's skeletal zombie.
It's no accident that most of those descriptions sound like something out of a horror movie -- Jason wears a goalie mask, after all. Were hockey goalies trying to create an intimidation factor? "Not in the beginning," says Simone. "But I think they started to realize that the mask could distract the shooter. One goalie, I forget who, said, 'When I have a player bearing down on me, I want him to look at my mask instead of the spot he's shooting at.' I think that's when they started designing the eyes and mouth to look more menacing."
The best mask ever, of course, was the one worn by Boston's Gerry Cheevers, whose trainer came up with the idea of inking stitch marks onto the mask each time it was hit by a puck or stick, simulating what Cheevers' face might have looked like in the pre-mask era. "Eventually I think he stopped putting them in the exact spots he'd been hit," says Simone. "It was more like, 'Well, some stitches would look good here, and there's an empty spot here ...'"
Here's Simone's take on some other notable masks from the fiberglass era:
By the time Micalef's NHL career ended in 1986, most goalies had switched to the birdcage mask -- essentially a standard hockey helmet with facebars on the front -- which provided much better eye protection. Although the birdcage didn't become popular in the NHL until the early 1980s, Russian goalie Vladislav Tretiak had worn one in the 1972 Summit Series, which in retrospect was the beginning of the end for the old-style fiberglass mask. A few goalies still wear the birdcage, but most now prefer the mask/cage combo, which is more like a fiberglass mask with the face cut out and replaced by bars. This style has also inspired a new generation of baseball catcher's masks (a story told in greater detail here).
But these modern masks don't interest Uni Watch so much. For all their fancy airbrushed designs, they have little of the old masks' charm -- with one major exception: When Steve Shields was with the Bruins, he had a Gerry Cheevers tribute design painted onto a modern mask, which was total genius. "It even had the ears and hair painted on, so it looked real," says Simone. "Great, great mask."
Want to take your mask obsession to the next level? Do what Simone does: Collect classic mask reproductions. There are several suppliers out there; this one is Simone's favorite, although this one looks pretty cool too. Yeah, they're a little pricey -- but hey, you should have some extra cash available since you haven't been shelling out for hockey tickets.
Other Masked Men
Hockey and football are the primary mask-oriented sports (and as the ever-helpful Curtis Worrell of Helmet Hut points out, their mask cultures have even cross-pollinated). But masks show up in basketball too, as anyone who's recently seen LeBron James can attest. And he's just the latest in a long line of masked NBA players, many of whom can be found on this handy list.
As for masked baseball players, the first one Uni Watch recalls seeing was Pirates slugger Dave Parker, who attached a football-ish facebar to his helmet in 1978 after breaking his cheek in a collision with Mets catcher John Stearns. Players wearing similar mask contraptions over the years, usually after being beaned, have included Gary Roenicke, Ellis Valentine and Andre Dawson, and anecdotal evidence suggests that Don Slaught, Robby Thompson, Charlie Hayes, and Cal Ripken may have done likewise.
Unfortunately, baseball mask photos have proven elusive, except for two images of Terry Steinbach, who wore a plastic jaw guard in 1988. If you've got pix of other masked baseball players, give a shout in Uni Watch's direction.
Stupor Bowl
Did you notice the big uni-related development in the Super Bowl? It was the officials' caps, which for the first time carried the NFL logo on the front -- this in addition to the same logo already appearing on the back of the cap and the Super Bowl logo on the right side, plus all the logo patches on the officials' shirts. Uni Watch says enough already -- at this rate the refs will soon look like NASCAR drivers.
And speaking of design clutter, that Super Bowl logo was everywhere: on the first-down markers, on the end-zone pylons, on Bill Belichick's sweatshirt (which at least means he was wearing a new one, instead of an old ratty one), even on Paul McCartney's forehead. OK, not really, but that's just because nobody thought of it. Seriously, does anyone doubt that the NFL wouldn't have minded Janet Jackson's "Girls Gone Wild" routine one little bit if she had just worn a Super Bowl logo on her breast?
Wolverine in Tiger's Clothing
Last week's discussion of the various University of Michigan teams that have patterned their headwear after the school's football helmet -- whose design dates back to the leather helmet era -- drew a swift and vociferous response from readers pointing out that the winged helmet design actually originated at Princeton, where coach Fritz Crisler created the distinctive look in 1935. He then took the design with him when he left Princeton for Michigan in 1938. For more details, look here and here.
The upshot of all this is that the assorted Michigan sports programs that have copied the football helmet -- including, as other readers pointed out, the softball and baseball teams -- are not wearing a "representation of a representation," as Uni Watch originally observed, but rather a representation of a representation of a representation. And the rowing team has added yet another degree of separation by taking the insignia beyond the realm of headwear and putting it on their oars.
There's probably a lesson to be learned here about watering down an idea until it becomes meaningless (or at least about copyright law). For now, let's just be glad Janet Jackson didn't go to Michigan, or else there's probably one more place where where the helmet design would have shown up.
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Jumping right in, our first headline comes from a story that got a lot of coverage a few days ago. Headline via USA Today:
Hillary Clinton least hardest hit.
The NYT investigation found no evidence linking Al Qaeda or other terror organizations to the Benghazi attack, and found that the attack was "largely" the result of anger about a YouTube video (I'm expecting a follow-up NYT report to also cite "affluenza" and "cuckoo for Cocoa Puffs" as other possible motivating factors).
Today's Dueling Headline is from the Washington Free Beacon/Bill Gertz and was published the day before yesterday:
That can't be possible — doesn't the U.S. government read the New York Times?
Gertz adds:
The identification of Jamal as an al Qaeda member linked to the Benghazi attack contradicts a recent New York Times investigative report that concluded there was no evidence al Qaeda or foreign terrorists were behind the Benghazi attack that is currently the subject of several congressional inquiries.
From a Reuters article in October, here's the person in question:
The U.S. State Department on Monday named the Muhammad Jamal Network and its founder, Egyptian Muhammad Jamal, as "specially designated global terrorists," a status that freezes any assets they have under U.S. jurisdiction.
In a statement, the department said Jamal trained with al Qaeda and learned how to build bombs in Afghanistan in the 1980s and returned to Egypt in the 1990s, becoming head of the operational wing of Egyptian Islamic Jihad, then led by Ayman al-Zawahiri, who is the current leader of al Qaeda.
Even the U.N. Security Council has cited Jamal's reported involvement with the Benghazi attack:
QI.A.318.13 Name: 1: MUHAMMAD 2: JAMAL 3: ABD-AL RAHIM AHMAD 4: AL-KASHIF
Other information: Trained in Afghanistan in the late 1980s with Al-Qaida (QE.A.4.01) to make bombs. Former top military commander of the Egyptian Islamic Jihad (QE.A.3.01). Since 2011, established Muhammad Jamal Network (MJN) (QE.M.136.13) and terrorist training camps in Egypt and Libya. Conducted MJN's terrorist activities with support from Al-Qaida in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP) (QE.A.129.10). Reported to be involved in the attack on the United States Mission in Benghazi, Libya, on 11 Sep. 2012.
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In a landmark Indian Supreme Court ruling today, Chief Justice Ajit Prakash Shah struck down Penal Code 377, overturning a colonial-era law criminalizing "carnal intercourse against the order of nature with any man, woman or animal."
Despite the annual show of presence in different parts of India during gay pride parades, lesbians continue to remain one of the more closeted groups amongst the LGBT community.
Last month at a New Delhi youth festival aimed at raising awareness for sexual health (dubbed Project 19), volunteers led onlookers in a game of female-condom-first-impressions. Combating the idea that safe sex can be unsexy, especially in the case of the female condom, they instead promote it as fun and pleasurable, and in some cases, as an "erotic accessory."
While pregnant women's lack of access to basic medical facilities in India is entrenched, social attitudes around the accepted role of women as childbearers worsen maternal health in the country.
Obama will reverse reckless, ideological health policy at home and abroad; An Indian Supreme Court decision allows husbands to divorce if wife obtains abortion without his consent; Illinois keeps abortion off license plates; Christian right faces crossroads; and more.
Science-based approach to HIV prevention returns to South Africa; Indian authors tell real stories of HIV epidemic in India; New cream could help women quietly protect themselves against HIV; Catholic university orders NPR station to stop accepting underwriting from Planned Parenthood; A mother's final look at life.
A woman carrying a fetus with high chance of deformation was denied an abortion in India. The country's response highlights the complexity of writing abortion law in a country plagued by sex-selective abortions.
Violence gets insidiously soaked in to everyday life in India. But sensitivity towards victims of such crimes remains abysmally low.
Majority of voters don't know McCain is anti-choice, India piloting sex info hotline, Improving sex ed for deaf students, Lieberman long shot for McCain VP.
Dowry practices in India drive women's limited access to education and self-determination.


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Table skirting is a great way to dress up your table. They go around the outside of your table to hide the tabletop edges, the legs, and the empty space beneath the table. We have many different colors and materials available, as well as several types of pleating.


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Rohr's Nursery, since 1958
News from the Nursery…
Ralph F. Rohr established Rohr's Nursery in 1958.
Ralph left crop farming and started offering lawn and garden retail. Rohr's opened its first location on Everhard Road, situated on what used to be the Rohr family farm. In 1990, the family-run nursery and garden center decided to expand, to what is now the Portage location.
Ralph Rohr's dream has been carried out through generations; first with his children and now with his grandchildren. Today, fourth generation great-grandchildren are old enough to work during summer vacations.
The Rohr family hopes Ralph's dream will continue to touch future Rohr generations.