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The front track bar frame brackets may break, causing difficulty steering and controlling the vehicle. Dealers will repair the vehicle free of charge once a repair procedure is developed (incomplete as of the time of this writing).
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The software for the vehicle radio can be exploited by unauthorized parties who can make changes vehicle system software remotely, possibly endangering vehicle operation. Chrysler will mail owners of affected vehicles a USB drive that includes a software update that eliminates the vulnerability free of charge to resolve the concern. Alternatively, owners may download the software from Chrysler directly to their own USB device to update the vehicle software.
The side air bag curtains and seat air bags may deploy unintentionally due to the side impact sensors being calibrated improperly. Dealers will update the occupant restraint control module calibration free of charge to resolve the problem.
A wire in the steering wheel harness can rub through against the air bag module retainer spring, causing a short that may deploy the driver's front air bag without warning, unintentionally. Dealers will inspect, repair and secure the steering wheel wire harness and install protective caps on the air bag retainer spring ends free of charge to resolve the concern.
Vehicles equipped with a diesel engine have an electric fuel heater. The electrical connectors may overheat. If the connectors overheat, the fuel heater may leak fuel, increasing the risk of a fire. Dealers will replace the harness side connector with a silver plated beryllium copper terminal service kit, and inspect the fuel heater for leaks, replacing it as necessary.
The Occupant Restraint Control (ORC) module may inadvertently deploy passenger curtain and seat airbags while driving over rough roads, possibly causing injury.
Certain All Wheel Drive (AWD) vehicles equipped with a ZF 8HP45 transmission are being recalled. In the affected vehicles, the transmission output shaft can break unexpectedly. This could result in loss of power to the drive wheels, increasing the risk of a crash. The vehicle could also unexpectedly roll away with the transmission shifter in the park position. Dealers will replace the transmission in affected vehicles to correct this concern.
The left and right tie rod assemblies are part of the front steering linkage, Certain trucks are being recalled because the left tie rod can break unexpectedly. This can result in loss of steering control. Dealers will inspect the steering linkage and install a new left tie rod assembly as necessary to correct this concern. This recall supersedes a previous recall, some vehicles repaired under the first recall may require an additional repair.
The occupant restraint control module monitors vehicle occupant and crash data to determine which airbags to deploy when necessary. A software error may result in the airbags deploying from the opposite the side of impact (a left side impact would deploy the right side airbags and vice versa). This would leave the occupant at the point of impact with no protection, increasing the risk of injury. Dealers will reprogram the occupant restraint control module to correct this concern.
These vehicles are equipped with a stability control system which can help the driver maintain control of the vehicle if the tires begin to loose traction when cornering. The Electronic Stability Control (ESC) may become disabled when the vehicle is started due to a software issue. Dealers will update the ESC module software to correct this concern.


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Aren't we all focused on enhancing the customer experience using our web sites to handle common customer service issues and questions to help reduce call center costs (headcount, resources, etc.)? What I find to be a bit of sad irony is that while time and energy is being spent to beef up web site content, few people within the company have the slightest clue as to what is on their web site. I know I've been guilty of this myself.
I recently called a company about a service issue and the call center agent promptly let me know that my issue could be solved by going to the web site. I say, "thank you for letting me know that. I did try to serve myself and couldn't figure it out. What exactly do I need to click on to get the information?"….radio silence. The agent had no idea. So, we both think this should be possible but neither of us knows how to do it. The shame is that I am not the only one having this customer experience problem.
"When my appliance started smoking I called your customer service number and when I did the agent, he told me I could troubleshoot it myself on the web site. I went to the web site and couldn't find any info on technical service. When I called the service number a second time to ask the agent where to find the info, he couldn't tell me either. Nice service!"
"After spending upwards of an hour on your web site I finally found the rebate form I was looking for. I guess you really don't want people to get their money because you buried it so no one could find it!"
"Your agent told me I could download warranty information from your web site, but couldn't tell me where to find it. I can't believe these people are handling your customer service. I shouldn't have bothered calling at all!"
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I am different
I am strange
I am not a copy
I am insane
I am slightly short tempered...
I am an outcast
I am a jackass
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I am awesome
I am not perfect
And never will be
Please don't try to change me
I like who I am
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Dude...I don't have any idea why this even got popular...This isn't one of my favorite poems I've written...It's stupid...But whatever...Nothing I can change...
I really like this. I have to do a school project in L.A class where I have to find and write poems. Do you mind of I use this one? You would get full credit, I would make sure my teacher knew where I got it from ( If you want i could also not do these things if that's how you work) I'd have to take out the line that says I'm a jackass because the word ass is not approved at my school. It would help a lot and I wont use it if you don't want me to. Thanks ^_^
Very nice.
This is so true and easy to relate to Keep up the good work
just love the spacing
i hope you dont mind, i have a giant piece of paper covering my bedroom door, full of random quotes, and i added this poem straight down the middle. i hope that is ok. i just think it is amazing =T
This is beautiful at true to me, too!
I am happy.
XD I love how so many people are saying they are just like this. Good bye, point of poem.
words that apply to many.
me too! uniqueness is just another form of beauty
It's popular 'cause it's awesome!
Consistency is why it got popular, the theme was how you aren't any defined shape and the shape of the poem is undefined, also the lines that don't fit with I am ____ like the short tempered line...help to deconstruct the repetitive nature enough to make the writing fit the theme as well. Add that to the fact that everyone can resonate with the message, and its easy to read, with a straightforward message, and bam. Popularity. thats my theory anyway.
Wow! I did not know that. And thanks
This poem is fitting, especially in the midst of angst or self-recognition stages. I think that it speaks to a lot of people, and hence, why it is popular.
As a writer, I envy you.
As a writer, I envy you.
the most simple things said are the most effective <3
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I love this simply cause I can completely relate Ha : )
Makes crazy folks like me feel happy
Makes crazy folks like me feel happy
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I'm enjoying my 900 for the most part.
1. When pressing and holding the back arrow button to see what programs are open, how so you close. A program from that screen?
2. After browsing for a while and then wanting to close. Internet. Explorer pressing the back arrow takes me back through all the web pages I visited and then the browser finally. Closes. How can I just close it?
3. WiFi, if connecting to a hotspot with. A login page will it automatically take me to the login page to get internet Access or do i have to open IE manually?
4. When typing on a web page field, how can you hide the keyboard without submitting the page?
Thanks still getting the hang of touch screen typing (long time blackberry user)
2. Just use the start button, again, you can't close apps manually. (I guess the only way is to continually press back until it won't go anywhere but the start screen.
3. don't know...try it? lol
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1. The way I do it is I will select the app and then hit the back arrow to close the app (it will take you back to the home screen, and the app is closed.)
2. Again, the way I do it is I will hit the "..." and then click tabs. I will then close the tab and then hit the back arrow to go to the home screen.
3. I haven't tried connecting to a hotspot yet.
4. Hit the back arrow and the keyboard will hide itself.
Hope this helps some.
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the OS manages the multitasking. apps with background agents will continue to do whatever it is they do (live tile, notifications, etc) even if the app isn't in that list.
Thanks all. A more elegant way to close apps would be nice (no doubt this has been mentioned before). For IE, closing the tab first and then exiting it would probably be faster, I'll try that one.
Hi! for #4, I've found in just about all cases you can't tap outside of the field to get the keyboard to go away. I end up scrolling around a page in a little teeny tiny box until I can submit the form.
Hitting the Back button sometimes works, but sometimes backs you out of the screen completely--it's not consistent.
I'll keep trying those ideas. Thanks.
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And this is something I see ALL over the internet, it seems as if nobody on Windows Phone has gotten the memo about how Multitasking works on Windows Phone (it is also being wrongly reported throughout the web, in reviews and youtube videos, which is ridiculous). There is not one clear and simple source which makes things clear for the users where it is in short explained so that everyone can understand it and which pops out when you google for it.
-You technically can't "close" (as in stop the execution of) any of the Apps you see in the multitasking view. (Explanation follows below)
-You don't actually do "close" any of the Apps you see in the multitasking view just because you make it disappear from the view (it gets moved out or you hit the back button while in the App).
-You absolutely don't need to "close" (make disappear) any of the Apps you see in the Multitasking view.
And the same goes for the tabs in the Internet Explorer.
WHY? Because:
You can't "close" them because they are ALREADY closed the second you leave them (whether it is via the Home button or because you go into an other App). They are NOT still open and hidden or keep running in the backround just because they are in the Multitasking view (actually it's an Fast-App-Switching view, but I will get to that later).
Once you leave an App (once it is not fullscreen on your Phone anymore) it is gone, closed, dead, you don't have to worry about it anymore, it does nothing that it couldn't do without being in the Multitasking view anyway (running limited Agents, which is OS wide and has nothing to do with the Multitasking/Fast-App-Switching view, the App "Card" being open in that view has NO EFFECT ON ANYTHING).
So you absoluetely DON'T have to go through the Multitasking view to "close" "open" Apps. They are not open but already closed, and you don't close them you just remove them from the Fast-App-Switching view for absoluetely no reason and with absolutely NO effect on anything. So except you are Monk (or have similar issues with tidyness of your Fast-App-Switching) you can just leave them there, no need to do anything. "Plus" (Plus is wrong since that is the whole point of the Multitasking/Fast-App-Switching/AppCard view) you get the benefit of fast opening (resuming) for Apps you already opened before instead of having to launch them completely "new" again, which takes a few seconds. (For example.... whatsapp, instead of launching the App which takes a few seconds, just hold the back button and select it from there if you already had it open before and it's still in the Multitasking/Fast-App-Switching view, so you jump straight to it).
Once you leave an App, it is being freezed, all execution of code is stopped and the App just remembers its state before it was left and stays in the memory (RAM), so that it can be restored to that same place once you switch back to it via either the back button or via the Fast-App-Switching/Multitasking/AppCard view by holding the back button.
And before you (and other panicking guys on here) now say (or break out in a state of) "So I DO need to "close" it (remove it from the view), because it is wasting my RAM!!!!! I NEED MY RAM!!!" - NO! You DON'T! This is not Windows 98/Windows XP/earlyAndroid/Symbian. You don't need to do anything, it is not wasting anything. This is a modern operating system (like the Windows 7 you all are hopefully using and not still hanging on to XP), and as such it has a very good way of handling memory/RAM on its own, without needing your brain.
When the Phone/OS/another App happens to need more memory/RAM than there is free/available because your freezed App is taking up some, it will simply flush the information from the freezed App from the memory/RAM and free up memory/RAM, all by itself, the same thing you would think to do it does all by itself. You will not notice any of that happening, it all happens in the background, and you will not get any "no memory" or "memory full" messages like on some other operating systems, you will not be not-able to to anything just because a freezed App is taking up memory/RAM, the App being in the Multitasking/Fast-App-Switching view has absolutely no effect on your experience. Once the OS needs more memory/RAM, it will free up more memory/RAM, at no cost to you. "But then I can't switch back to my App anymore and it forgets where it was!" - Yes you can, because it gets "thombstoned" and puts down the information of it state and remembers where it was before, and restores itself. It will just have to load a little longer instead of having instant-resume like when it is in Fast-App-Switching mode/view, so you'll just have a little longer loading time. But none of that is your problem because you don't have to worry about or take care of any of it, and you lose nothing as you initially wanted to completely terminate it for no reason and with no effect in the reality that is this Operating System. ;
Much shorter explanation of the basics, because I tend to write more:
Fast Switching and Page State in Mango | Jesse Liberty
Fast-App-Switching/Multitasking explained:
How to take advantage of fast app switching in Windows Phone 7 | TechRepublic
Full technical explanation of Fast-App-Switching
Execution Model Overview for Windows Phone
All of which is true here, is also true for Internet Explorer. You have absolutely no need to close all pages/tabs and leave (get out of) the App with it being empty. You can just hit the Home/Windows key and get out of it and that's that. You can of course also close tabs with sites you don't need anymore, but do it for that reason (to clean up your "history"/open sites/view when you return to internet explorer) and not because you think it is still open and running in the background or somehow clogging your phone for other operations, because it's not.
Look at it this way, do you delete all your text messages (SMS) when you leave the text-messaging "App"? No, they just stay there, the way it has always been, just as on every old Nokia. Do you delete all your contacts just because you leave the phonebook/contact list? No, you just let them be. The same goes for the Internet Explorer. You can just leave it, at absolutely no cost to you in anything (performance, data traffic, battery life etc).
About the "Background Agents" I mentioned above: Apps (Apps in general, this has NOTHING to do with the App being in the Multitasking/Fast-App-Switching view!!!) can have a Background Agent which runs in the Background from time to time (don't freak out yet) with a limited interval-time and running-time. They can, for example (just to give you an idea of what it is), do a small thing (like check for something, the date, or time etc) for a maximum of 15 (or 25?) seconds every maximum of thirty minutes, and to save battery life, when you have more than one they will wait for each other for up to ten minutes so they can run together instead of seperately, to save battery. Also, they are limited to 14 days if not refreshed, or something like that.
When you go to Settings and swipe to the right to Applications, there is a "Background Tasks" point where you can turn off some Applications' Background Agents that you don't want to have running.
Here is a full technical explanation including the constraints (limits):
Background Agents Overview for Windows Phone
Here's an explanation of the Multitasking/Fast-App-Switching and the Background Agents in a slideshow:
Windows Phone Fast App Switching, Tombstoning and Multitasking
It would be good if someone could make a sticky (here in the forum) and a post on the WPCentral Homepage about the basic principles/functionalities of Windows Phones to clear up all misconceptions which may exist because of our (human) outdated habits/practices/thinking which we have still engrained in our brains from operating with computer and phone operating systems in the last decade. Really, I see that "how can i "close" the Apps in the multittasking view" question everywhere, and even those who don't ask it still all think that they need to do it and are "closing" it by opening it and leaving it with the back button to "close" it.
Note to the programers: I am not a developer or programer guy, and I frankly don't give much for technical inaccuracies (whether I made a mistake about the seconds an Agent can run, a specific word or any of that), what I want to bring accross is the general point for the general user, the normal guy who uses this phone, and doesn't know whether he has to worry about any of that stuff and is looking for third-party taskkillers and crap like that.
Also, English is not my first language and I don't care enough to go through the text a fifth time to clear up the last typos and grammar errors in sentences. It is plenty understandable and explains things hopefully well enough for everyone to understand them, and that's all it needs to be. ;)
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I do know how the fast-app-switching works, but I always kept my task switcher list clean so I know exactly what I'm in the middle of when I pick the phone back up again. Also, when I'm bouncing between two different apps I don't want to have to swipe around like mad, I just want to go back and forth between the two apps.
I've been running ICS since my ur-Focus started flaking out, and do the same thing there, even though lCS also does a *very* good job of keeping suspended apps from consuming resources. But whereas Mango required me to jump through hoops to remove an app from the task switcher list, ICS allows me to remove it by long-clicking on its task card and picking "remove from list" from the context menu.
BTW approx 2.5% of the US population suffers from OCD, though the rate is somewhat higher among college-educated; but a higher percentage have some form of mild OCD-like behavioral characteristics.
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@ramrac, thanks for the info that's great. In summary; WP7 apps function just like iOS apps. Although it seems WP7 doesn't keep as many in suspended state or doesn't move ones used long ago to flash memory from RAM and instead just kills them to free up the system RAM to keep everything moving along.
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#3: you have to open IE manually.
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Regarding #1:
Has anyone noticed on Nokia.com that, when taking the tour of the L900, it shows a different/new way of managing open apps? Each app has a little X in the corner to close independently...
I presume this is a Tango upgrade, and one that is most welcome my end. :)
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Make your choice but believe me
I love you
I do, I do, I do, I do, I do
I can't conceal it
Don't you see?
Can't you feel it?
Don't you too?
I do, I do, I do, I do, I do
Oh, I've been dreaming through my lonely past
Now I've just made it
I found you at last
So come on
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I love you
Can't deny it
'Cause it's true
I do, I do, I do, I do, I do
Oh, no hard feelings between you and me
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It was H.L. Mencken who said nobody ever went broke underestimating the taste of the American public. He didn't think to add that no politician ever lost an election by underestimating the gullibility of the American public.
The latest illustration of that point was the last-minute deal our congressional leaders worked out to avoid pushing the country over -- forgive me, the cliche is unavoidable -- the Fiscal Cliff. Then the politicos stood back, admired their shoddy work, and hailed it as some kind of great victory for fairness, responsibility and The American Way. The country had been saved. And they had saved it!
Barack Obama led the chorus of self-praise by saying that, at last, a way had been found to make "millionaires and billionaires" begin to pay "their fair share."
Unless, that is, the millionaires and billionaires happen to be among those whose tax breaks were carefully protected in the small print of this midnight raid on the U.S. Treasury and the credulity of the American public. Millionaires and billionaires like those who own NASCAR racetracks, railroads, foreign subsidiaries of American corporations, or businesses located on Indian reservations or in a favored part of New York.
Or the billionaires and millionaires who are Hollywood moguls, or own plants in American Samoa (Starkist Tuna) or distilleries in Puerto Rico or the U.S. Virgin Islands (Bacardi). Or if those millionaires and billionaires have a stake in various "green" industries like plug-in motorcycles, wind power or celluloid biofuels, whatever those are. Or if said billionaires and millionaires have invested in enterprises like General Electric and Siemens, which also got their share of tax breaks in this something-for-everybody bill.
The handouts in this bill go on and on. The full list can be found in a report out of the Joint Congressional Committee on Taxation, but to read it may require a strong stomach. Not a single special interest seems to have been left out. There are so many that I lost count of all the snouts at this public trough.
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Now that he's no longer running for president, John McCain can afford to be candid about what Congress -- and the president -- have wrought. Here's his comment on this mountain of pork disguised as a statesmanlike compromise: "It's hard to think of anything that could feed the cynicism of the American people more than larding up must-pass emergency legislation with giveaways to special interests and campaign contributors."
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Pulitzer Prize-winning Paul Greenberg, one of the most respected and honored commentators in America, is the editorial page editor of the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette.
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Franchise seeks to bounce back after Oscars disappointment
Picture: Fredrik Bond and his partner - BIFF 'The Necessary Death Of Charlie Countryman' Premiere Berlin Germany Saturday 9th February 2013
It was overlooked in the big one, the Oscars, but at least Skyfall is loved by some. The Judi Dench and Daniel Craig-starring James Bond film is up for six categories at the Empire Film Awards, as the makers behind it seek to take some consolation from an awards season that started out so promisingly but ultimately was hugely disappointing.
The most commercially successful Bond movie in America and one of the most critically acclaimed of the entire series, many were hoping that the franchise might finally break its Oscars hoodoo with a few high profile nominations. That didn't happen though, despite a section of the event being dedicated to the franchise. However, at the Empires it looks like it could be a different story. Craig and Dench are up for best actor and best actress respectively, whilst Skyfall the film has picked up nominations for best thriller, best British film, best director and best film at the awards. The key difference to the Empires, compared to other perhaps more profile events, is that these are voted for by the fans, which means Skyfall can count itself strongly in the running, given the strong public reception it received last year.
Skyfall's Daniel Craig and Judi Dench are up for major honours
Those who did win an Oscar last weekend and are again involved here include Daniel Day-Lewis (up for best actor) Jennifer Lawrence (best actress) and Anne Hathaway (also best actress.) Interestingly enough Lawrence and Hathaway are up for different roles than the ones which brought them Oscars success, with Lawrence's performance in The Hunger Games being recognized, and Hathaway's turn in The Dark Knight Rises.


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Kiara's Reign Page 27 by TC-96Watch
don't worry, if it seems like this page doesn't make sense, it will all be explained soon, but it looks like Asha means business >:3
ASHA is amazing<3
I noticed the hoof prints along with the paw prints in the mud, so they weren't lying about the wildebeest!
4 of them went to the ravine ;o;
Wheres page ? :3
Me encanta es muy cool tu fic. continua veo que te quedastes aqui no veo la paguina 28
ah cubbies...always getting themselves into trouble...some things never change...XP
She definitely does.
Why does the paws have the Leo Horoscope on one of them?
what do you mean?
I don't see Koda's silhouette! Oh no!
ooh I love this~ cant wait for more!
really good work is this the latest page so far not all of them have the "next page link" to show me anyway this is good its the 2nd story i read today that pulled me into it
Looks like She likes to be ontop of those dudes... If u get my pun.
im in love already!!! your comic is fantastic! dont stop please!!! *_*
^^ thanks
Don't worry, it's still going
Don't worry, it's still going
Love the 4th panel.
When will the next page be out?
oh this comic is the best i ever seen! i cant wait before more pages come out because i can not stpo thinking about what will happend. Ihave read the story so i now what will happend. But i wonder what will happend after that. Will you wriye more at the storie? that will be so fun if you did that because i am so curious about what will happendxD
X3 thanks
I'm still writing the story, but I'm not uploading it, I want to keep the rest of the coming events a surprise
I'm still writing the story, but I'm not uploading it, I want to keep the rest of the coming events a surprise
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MAC Matte2 - Typographic
87 reviews
93% would repurchase
Package Quality: 4.4
Price: $$$
Package Quality: 4.4
Price: $$$
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
This is far and away my favorite crease color to wear with shadows in the blue and purple range. I love the matte finish and it's a nice compliment to glitter or shimmer shadows since I don't want my eyes to look like a big disco ball.
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I agree with most of everyone here, typographic is very versatile, works great for a smokey eye without all the intensity that carbon outputs....
Love to use it with pinks or purples on the lid ..
Age: 30-35
Skin: Normal, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
Great crease color or outer v. I use this with almost any eyeshadow colors, it is very versatile. I use it with Milani sun goddess as a lid color and typographic in the crease. It goes great with mac ricepaper too.
Age: 30-35
Skin: Normal, Medium, Warm
Hair: Brunette, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Brown
MAC Typographic was part of the Matte 2 collection. It's a very dark charcoal that borders on being black. I typically *hate* matte eyeshadows ... but this one gets nothing but love from me! I can't say that it's particularly unique in terms of color .. I mean .. a charcoal eyeshadow isn't exactly hard to find in the cosmetic world .. I think what I adore about this aside from the super sultry color this morphs into on my eye .. is that it is SO pigmented, and blends beautifully! It's so easy to work with Typographic. I have an absolute ton of eyeshadows, this baby is one of the few however that actually has a noticeable dip in it! Another winner from MAC!!
Age: 19-24
Skin: Dry, Tan, Warm
Hair: Black, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Black
I love this color! I usually use it as an eyeliner or when I do dark smokey eyes.
Age: 25-29
Skin: Dry, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
Greatest crease color ever! Not quite as dramatic as Carbon, but has the same effect - I actually like it better. It's great for a smokey eye, adding depth to a crease, darkening a color, or an eyeliner etc. I even bought a backup!
Age: 30-35
Skin: Acne-prone, Dark, Warm
Hair: Brown, Kinky, Coarse
Eyes: Brown
I have decided that Matte2 shadows are officially the bomb. Typographic is basically an almost black, or off black. If you want to do a smokey eye without the harshness of a true black, then this one is for you. The color payoff is exceptional, the texture is to die for, and its a must for a soft smokey eye. I wore this with sushi flower, gorgeous.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Dry, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
Love this color! It is so rich. Works great as a liner because it is so rich, but also blends wonderfully in the crease.
Age: 25-29
Skin: Dry, Fair-Medium, Neutral
Hair: Blond, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Green
This is very highly rated. I wanted a semi charcoal shade with a matte finish that is soft and can be smoked easily. I think that's exactly what I got. This can be worked in layers, very soft focus layers to build coverage. Amazing matte shadow, and matte is so in season. I'd like to try more matte 2 shades. This is like silk, and incredible pigment. It just glides on.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
This is a must for smoky eyes, it blends well and is very close to black. I do find that it tends to crease though. If you have very dark hair like me, you can also use as an eye brow filler.
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This one is personal for me. My daughter had been talking for weeks about a special teacher that has been helping her fifth grade class, and many others in our school district, prepare for the state-administered exams, NJ ASK. As a reward for their great work, this staff developer (not her regular teacher) promised the… Continue reading
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April 2, 1992
The Honorable Fred Upton
U.S. House of Representatives
421 Main Street St.
Joseph, Michigan 49085
Dear Congressman Upton:
Thank you for your letter of February 19 on behalf of your constituent Mr. Carl Oehling. Mr. Oehling's inquiry concerns the applicability of 29 CFR 1910.1030, "Occupational Exposure to Bloodborne Pathogens", to his dry cleaning and laundromat business.
This standard applies to all employers of workers who have the potential to be occupationally exposed to bloodborne pathogens. The term "occupational exposure" is defined as reasonably anticipated contact with blood or other potentially infectious material that may result from the performance of an employee's duties.
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) believes that some laundry workers are at risk of exposure to bloodborne pathogens. These individuals may be employed in either hospital laundries or in commercial laundries that service healthcare, public safety, or other institutions where occupational exposure to blood or other potentially infectious material occurs.
Without knowing the particulars of Mr. Oehling's business, OSHA cannot determine if his employees' job duties meet the definition of occupational exposure. It is the employer's responsibility to make that determination. However, under most circumstances, we would not expect employees of a dry-cleaning and laundromat business which services the general public to have occupational exposure as defined by this standard.
We hope this information is responsive to your concerns. Thank you for your interest in worker safety and health.
Dorothy L. Strunk
Acting Assistant Secretary
cc: Washington, D.C. Office
February 19, 1992
Director Office of Intergovernmental Affairs
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
U.S. Department of Labor
Room N3641
200 Constitution Avenue, N.W.
Washington, D.C. 20010
Dear Sir or Madam,
I am writing in regards to a question recently posed to my staff by my constituent, Carl Oehling. Mr. Oehling operates a dry cleaning and laundromat business.
Mr. Oehling would like to know if OSHA's "blood-borne pathogen standard" applies to laundromats and drop-off laundry facilities. He mentioned that the standard does refer to "linen services" and wonders if this would apply to his business.
It is my desire to be responsive to all inquiries from the people of the Fourth District of Michigan. Your providing a response to Mr. Oehling's question would be greatly appreciated. I look forward to hearing from you at your earliest convenience. Thank you for your assistance.
Very truly yours,
Fred Upton
Member of Congress
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Beginning Linux Programming
Authors: Neil Matthew and Richard Stones
Publisher: Wrox Press
Pages: 710
Price: $36.95
Reviewer: Mark Shacklette
Every once in a while a book appears which so perfectly fills a void that its acceptance is all but guaranteed. For Linux programmers or anyone interested in learning Unix programming, there is a new volume to add to your library: Beginning Linux Programming by Neil Matthew and Richard Stones. The book is an achievement both in terms of its subject coverage as well as its surprising depth for a text whose focus, as the title states, is the neophyte. The authors' aim is "to cover enough about a wide range of topics to give you a good beginning in each subject." In this they succeed magnificently. Inside are full chapters on shell programming (/bin/sh), an introduction to the Unix file system, terminal I/O, the curses library and a chapter on processes and signals. There is a chapter on how to use the GNU gcc compiler, the gdb debugger, make, RCS and other development tools. (They even teach you the basics of how to write a man page for all those new applications you'll write after mastering Linux programming.) The authors cover Linux's X/Open-compliant dbm database (some distributions have gdbm, the GNU flavor of dbm). They devote one hundred and fourteen pages to interprocess communication alone, including pipes, FIFOs, System V IPC (Semaphores, Message Queues, Shared Memory) and Berkeley sockets. There is a 93-page introduction to X programming which focuses primarily on Tcl, Tk and Wish, along with a sip of Java. The book concludes with two chapters devoted to Internet programming, one covering HTML and the other CGI.
With such a vast scope, something had to be left out. Coverage of Expect is assigned to two short paragraphs. Python is missing, as is the majority of Motif programming outside of Tcl/Tk (Xlib and Xt are only mentioned in passing). The only coverage of Perl is an example CGI script, and the section on Java could pass by you entirely, if your nose is not careful to pick up the scent of the fresh brew at the close of the discussion of X programming. (Interesting that Java is appended to X programming, not the Internet programming chapters.) Nevertheless, such focus is necessary to avoid a text of several volumes and to concentrate on the omissions would be to miss the point of the work, which is to introduce you to Linux programming through the use of hands-on code examples, which are graduated and presented in a step-by-step fashion. Each new topic is presented in a few short paragraphs and is followed by a succinct but complete "Try It Out" code example.
Over 10,000 lines of source code fill the pages, all of which are available for download (the ubiquitous CD is missing from the back cover). With such a supply of source code, the usual peccadilloes occur, such as a case statement in the section on shell programming, that lists the case as "[nN]*" (with quotes) instead of [nN]* without the quotation marks (the former fails if you enter anything beginning with a n or a N); or when, during the discussion of pipes, the line:
sprintf(buffer, "Once apon a time, there ..."\n)
is magically spell-checked to "Once upon a time" in the book's output listing (unfortunately, my compiler isn't as smart as the editors and keeps the spelling as "apon"). All in all, the source code compiles and runs fine. Wrox Press, the publisher, has the source and a sample chapter on its web site for your perusal, at http://www.wrox.com/.
The example code gets to the point. The authors present the minimum amount of code to illustrate an idea which, once given, is quickly summarized as they move on to the next extrapolation or improvement. This approach allows the new Linux programmer to get a firm grasp on the subject without too much diversion or interdependence. All examples are self-contained and may be compiled and run—there are no code fragments here. Such an approach facilitates and encourages the reader to experiment with the code examples, since they are so confined few side effects can be introduced, even by the most intrepid of newbies.
Although most of the examples are focused, the authors do present and develop a larger application that implements a simple audio CD cataloging program. The application begins life early in Chapter 2 as an extremely simple shell script that exercises the use of flow-control statements in shell programming and uses simple text files for a database. The application reappears in Chapter 6. This time rewritten in C with the same functionality as the shell script version and with a new interface designed to exercise the curses terminal library. In Chapter 7, the application acquires a real database, dbm. In Chapter 11, the application evolves into a small client-server system, which separates the database from the user interface through the use of named pipes. This example illustrates process synchronization and bi-directional data flow between a single server and multiple clients. In Chapter 12, the application substitutes a message queue for the named pipes from the previous chapter, which solves some problems with I/O synchronization previously encountered with named pipes. Finally, the CD application takes to the Web in Chapter 17 as an example of an HTML interface talking out a CGI layer to the database server. This chameleon-like application greatly enhances the communication of many of the principles presented in the book.
In short, Beginning Linux Programming is a tutorial on the major topics in Linux programming. If you are willing to spend some time getting up to speed, you will find yourself with a book that not only will hold your hand in the midst of the Magic Garden, but will eventually provide you with a fine pair of walking shoes, well preparing you for your own explorations. With this book at your side, as my son's beginning reader puts it:
You have brains in your head.You have feet in your shoes.You can steer yourselfany direction you choose.
Mark Shacklette is a Principal with Lake Shore MicroTech Group, a Chicago-based consultancy specializing in client-server development in Unix and Windows NT. When he's not with a client, he works on his Ph.D. in the "Committee on Social Thought" at the University of Chicago. He lives in Des Plaines, Illinois with his wife Karen, son David and two cats. He can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Weekly Economic Commentary • Principal Global Investors
Covering the week ended April 25, 2014 — Published on May 1, 2014
No Spring Swoon This Year
While the winter doldrums have not yet dissipated across all economic sectors (especially still-soft U.S. housing data, more fully discussed later), positive sentiment has returned to the job market. Recent issues of Economic Insights have provided details on the improving data in the labor market, and the consensus for April payroll employment gains is quite favorable, being above 200,000. If that happens, it will simply reinforce the view that there will likely not, unlike past years, be a spring swoon this time around — and indeed that an upshift is in the offing for the U.S. economy despite what was likely a soft first quarter of GDP growth (that data due out on April 30). Strong April jobs data would also likely reinforce the expectation that the Federal Reserve (Fed) will stay firmly on its current glide path of $10 billion in a third round of quantitative easing tapering per Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting.
But the expected economic upshift in America is certainly not guaranteed and will rely on several factors beyond just single-family housing regaining its footing. Personal consumption's contribution to the economic recovery will be critical given the large proportion of the economy it represents. Consumer confidence surveys are improving but remain somewhat mixed, perhaps themselves a function of the aftermath of winter weather and relatively high gasoline prices, which have seen a slow but steady upward march thus far in 2014. And personal savings rates remain relatively high (by U.S. standards) as the memories of the global financial crisis have not fully dissipated despite a more than complete rebound in household net worth.
Indeed, from a macro-financial perspective, consumers are in excellent shape to expand their spending and borrowing. Aside from student loans and auto loans, household deleveraging is still the norm and debt-service burdens are extremely low. Further, the banking system is, in contrast to Europe, largely restored such that if consumers wanted to increase borrowing to finance higher levels of spending, they certainly have room to do so. Separately, if home mortgage rates remain low and can provide further support to the housing market, it should also boost durable-goods retail sales through the follow-on effect of appliances, electronics, and home furnishings.
The business sector, despite now having reached record private-sector payroll employment, also needs to step up its activity and get past the high level of caution that has thus far constrained spending and investment. It is true that real business fixed investment levels have finally moved above their pre-global financial crisis peak, but just barely at 1.2% higher; that stands in contrast to total real GDP, which as of year-end 2013 was more than 6% above its prior peak. The large build-up of cash reserves in corporate America, albeit somewhat concentrated in the hands of a relatively small number of very well-capitalized companies, does represent another source of firepower if businesses are willing to unleash it. Further, in contrast to households, nonfinancial business leverage has increased, as businesses have taken advantage of low interest rates to increase long-term debt. Principal Global Investors forecasts that over the course of 2014 and 2015, the aforementioned gap will close, with expected real growth in real-business fixed investment of 6.6 – 6.7% each year, compared to average GDP growth of about 3% per year over that same time period.
North America and Europe: The Other Decoupling?
Past issues of Economic Insights have referenced the changing dynamics confronting near-term global economic growth, comprising a decoupling theme. More specifically, emerging markets (despite their still favorable long-term economic outlook) are unlikely to be a source of strength for the global economy in 2014 or perhaps even 2015, with developed economies instead leading the way. The latest projections from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) bear that out. While their recent global economic growth downward revision for 2014 and 2015 overall was modest, it was mostly attributable to down-rating emerging and developing markets. For example, the IMF revised down 2014 real GDP projections for Russia (down 0.6% from prior estimate), Brazil (down 0.4%), emerging and developing Europe (down 0.4%), South Africa (down 0.5%), and Mexico (down 0.5%). Somewhat curiously, however, projections for China and India economic growth were left unchanged by the IMF.
The only developed economy whose growth estimate was revised downward was Japan, whose forecast for 2014 declined by 0.3% from prior IMF projections. But that doesn't imply that all other developed economies are out of the woods. Europe is headed out of recession but it should be noted that many Eurozone nations are still years away from growing their absolute real GDP levels back to prior peak.
U.S. Commercial Real Estate: The Weight of Capital
As noted earlier, single-family residential has experienced a bumpy few months. But not so for U.S. commercial real estate, which is seeing strong capital inflows into virtually all sectors of its public and private debt and equity quadrants. Even the publicly traded Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT) market has mostly recovered from its 2013 downward price correction, having generated a total rate of return year-to-date of close to 13%, well ahead of the broader equity markets. The relatively high dividend yield on REITs along with continued low Treasury rates have certainly helped. Earlier market concerns that rising Treasury rates could result in downward price corrections in underlying commercial property values has led to a major change in REIT correlation patterns. Typically rather highly correlated with the stock markets over the near term, publicly traded REITs have over the course of the past couple of years instead become much more highly correlated with the bond market.
Separately, Commercial Mortgage-Backed Security (CMBS) issuance is likely headed for its highest year since the global financial crisis, with consensus estimates that U.S. issuance will top $100 billion in 2014. Commercial real estate sales transactions are also likely to have their strongest year since the global financial crisis, perhaps reaching $400 billion as both domestic and foreign capital seeks additional commercial real estate investments. Real estate lending activity remains very active, and in fact is one of the key exceptions to otherwise constrained lending activity by commercial banks. Banks are highly competitive with life insurance companies, private debt funds, and CMBS, although do remain quite disciplined in terms of construction lending, at least for the moment.
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U.S. core capital goods orders increased 2.2% month-over-month. Shipments of core capital goods increased for a second month in a row, up 1% month-over-month. The weekly Bloomberg consumer comfort index increased to -25.4, the best reading in eight months. Jobless claims increased by 24,000 to 329,000. However, seasonal adjustment in the weeks surrounding the Easter holiday is typically pretty volatile and therefore hard to read much into the increase in claims.
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Bob Wills would have been 100 years old today. NPR's John Burnett takes a look at the life of the man who with his band, the Texas Playboys, combined jazz and country music to create Western Swing.
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- Cartoon Characters: Top Cat, Spook, Benny the Ball, Choo Choo, The Brain, Spook, Fancy-Fancy, Pierre, Goldie, Officer Charlie Dibble, Hoodlums.
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27 In that day the Lord will punish [a]Leviathan the fleeing serpent,
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12 In that day the Lord will start His threshing from the flowing stream of the Euphrates to the brook of Egypt, and you will be gathered up one by one, O sons of Israel. 13 It will come about also in that day that a great trumpet will be blown, and those who were perishing in the land of Assyria and who were scattered in the land of Egypt will come and worship the Lord in the holy mountain at Jerusalem.
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