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Abramelin, on 19 December 2011 - 12:46 AM, said:
Creatively, yes: look at the animation of the Little Dipper.
Here's something interesting:
Although modern representations of the Chi-Rho sign represent the two lines crossing at ninety degree angles, the early examples of the Chi-Rho cross at an angle that is more vividly representative of the chi formed by the solar ecliptic path and the celestial equator. This image is most familiar in Plato's Timaeus,[10] where it is explained that the two bands which form the "world soul" (anima mundi) cross each other like the letter chi.[11] Not only did the two legs of the chi remind early Christians of the Cross, "it reminded them of the mystery of the pre-existent Christ, the Logos Theou, the Word of God, who extended himself through all things in order to establish peace and harmony in the universe," in Robert Grigg's words.[12] Hugo Rahner summarized the significance:
The two great circles of the heavens, the equator and the ecliptic, which, by intersecting each other form a sort of recumbent chi and about which the whole dome of the starry heavens swings in a wondrous rhythm, became for the Christian eye a heavenly cross.[13] Of Plato's image in Timaeus, Justin Martyr, the Christian apologist writing in the second century, found a prefiguration of the Cross,[14] and an early testimony may be the phrase in Didache, "sign of extension in heaven" (sēmeion ekpetaseōsen ouranō).[15]
From Plato:
And thus the whole mixture out of which he cut these portions was all exhausted by him. This entire compound divided lengthways into two parts, which he joined to one another at the centre like the letter X, and bent them into a circular form, connecting them with themselves and each other at the point opposite to their original meeting-point; and, comprehending them in a uniform revolution upon the same axis, he made the one the outer and the other the inner circle." (Timaeus,
PS: I get kroder is wheelbarrow pusher or such in Dutch - the carrier of time is the wheelbarrow, yes, as the wheelbarrow goes around it creates time.
This is the 3 daughters of Waralden Olmai, who really should probably correspond with Frya, Lyda and Finda.
Finno-Ugric triads In the mythology of the Sámi, a triad of goddesses are responsible for childbirth and protecting children. Sáhráhkka, who lives in the fireplace, is responsible for pregnancy and the particular protector of girls. Juksáhkká, who lives in the area of the back doors, is responsible for turning some children into boys while they are in the womb (there was a belief that all children are female at the outset). Uksáhkká guards the main doors, and is responsible for protecting all young children. See: Sami mythology
Sahr,(lives in the fireplace - Lyda, strong heat?) Juks and Uks should be their names without the ahkka (which means female spirit).
Absolutely no resemblance from what I can tell, but still - they would be the equal.
Nordic Norns:
20. Thence come the maidens
mighty in wisdom,
Three from the dwelling
down 'neath the tree;
Urth is one named,
Verthandi the next,--
On the wood they scored,--
and Skuld the third.
Laws they made there,
and life allotted
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I think the answer should be no, but I wrote some code today that compiled perfectly and showed correct answers using pow and sqrt even though at first I forgot to add
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But, if you simply declare the functions for yourself, then you can use them too. Though declaring functions in the
The header only includes the function declaration; you can perfectly declare the function without the header and it will work just as well.
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We are happy to announce the Photobook Dummy Award 2016 Shortlist Jury: Eva Gravayat (Curator, Berlin), Klara Källström (B-B-B-Books, Stockholm), Thobias Fäldt (B-B-B-Books, Stockholm), Jeffrey Ladd (Photographer, Cologne), Frederic Lezmi (Photographer, ThePhotoBookMuseum, Cologne), Markus Schaden (The PhotoBookMuseum, Cologne), Richard Reisen (Verlag Kettler, k-books, Bönen), Dieter Neubert (Fotobookfestival, Kassel). The jury will meet Saturday 21. May. The shortlist will be announced on Monday 23. May. Registrations are open until 15. May!
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The Deutsches Architekturmuseum (DAM) has been chosen to stage an exhibition entitled: "Making Heimat. Germany, Arrival Country" in the German Pavilion at the 15th Venice Architecture Biennale in 2016. "The current refugee situation is part of a massive worldwide flow of migrants. It leads people fr…
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Xu Yong borrows the negative image from photographic plates to remind us that the Tiananmen massacre is still forbidden from public discourse by the Chinese government and that the commemoration of this unbearable reality is proscribed even today
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When Jackie and I walk, especially now that we are back in the land of my childhood, I recall deep discussions of a supernatural nature held between me and my paternal grandmother, Mama Cash. She did most of the talking. I just listened and got scared.
Often she felt she had been "warned in a dream" of bad things to come, and these dreams of hers did not have to be of a nightmare quality, either. Indeed, no! Some of them were really pleasant, such as visions of a boat trip or fantasies of picnicking around the beautiful springs which were so abundant in our part of the world. It was her firm belief that water meant trouble. (She couldn't swim a lick.)
When I was young, I spent a lot of time with Mama Cash, and some mornings when she made me get up to eat breakfast (which I hated to do because I have never been a breakfast person, plus I didn't want to get out of bed at all when I was a kid, but she insisted on early rising) she would relate what her slumbers of the previous night had revealed. Slumped over the faded oilcloth-covered table and eyeing with deep aversion the cold fried egg which it was my lot in life to eat each and every morning when I stayed with her, I dreaded these early revelations more than a little. Not a good way to start the day.
"Well," she reported one morning, "I want you to be careful at school today. I dreamed about calm, smooth water last night and that's a sure sign of trouble ahead."
Being no fool, I kept silent. The end of school was nearing, and several tests for which I had not studied were scheduled for that day. Since I had been privy to the accuracy of a few of her nighttime enlightenments, I deemed it not prudent to tempt fate by scorning her advice. Also, several of my classmates had planned an end of school swimming party, and certainly we did not want to cancel due to bad weather.
Well, I passed all the tests but not by much. I didn't worry, knowing full well that I was not slated to give the valedictory address.
We had a wonderful party. The only cloud on the horizon was a small blister I had managed to raise on the palm of my hand, quite close to my middle finger. The problem was caused by my excessive swinging on a triangular bar which in days of yore had been tied to the large sycamore tree standing in close proximity to the bank of Mill Pond, our local cooling off place, and without doubt home to every species of bacteria known to medical science and a few left to be discovered.
Somewhere trapped in my left hand some of the Mill Pond bacteria found a home and started increasing with amazing rapidity. In a few days my fingers had swollen into what resembled small link sausages and my hand did not look like my hand any more. Sleep became a stranger and eventually my mother sent me to the doctor where unpleasant happenings took place, but relief was quick. That night I slept as though hammered on the head with a two-by-four.
My grandmother's remarks of "calm, smooth water," had been hovering in my mind ever since my hand started such painful swelling, so it goes without saying that I was greatly pleased when my dreams that night were all of tidal waves, earthquakes and the end of the world. Not a bad warning in the whole repertoire.
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My newlywed husband and I had our honeymoon just a few months back in Feb. We stayed here at 338196, and we were so beyond pleased! The house was immaculate, there were more than enough supplies, and I truly felt at home. The pool and the hot tub were so large, and we loved the privacy we had with the fence around the yard. Normally you are looking eye to eye with your neighbors, but we felt totally encapsulated in our little newlywed world. I also would like to mention that I just loved the master shower, it was such a unique bathroom. My only sincere regret was that the cd player didn't work, and it would have been fun to use that. However, it's such a trivial thing, it didn't affect our stay one bit. Richard, thank you so much for being so accommodating and making sure your house is such a treasure! We would love to stay again sometime and reminisce for our very first adventure as a married couple! Melissa & Surge
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My family and I stayed at this great property in November of 2015 for our daughter's 7th birthday celebration in Florida. Rick (the owner) made everything easy for us and promptly replied to any question I had (and I had a lot). It was better than we expected which surprised me as I am extremely picky and detail oriented! Rick provided us with instructions and a map of how to get to the property from the airport and a list of things to do in Florida and links to the websites of the attractions he mentioned in his email. Upon arrival there was a happy birthday balloon for my daughter, she was thrilled as was I. A detailed book of property info and instructions was easily found as well. The property was extremely clean and well maintained and is so close to Disney World it made the 10-15 minute drive (with traffic) to get there seem like nothing. Having our own pool, hot tub and a quiet place to wind down was great too! We were able to pack light as there was a new washer and dryer on the property at our disposal, so 10 days worth of clothing was not necessary. We had our 14 month old son with us and to our delight there was a highchair and stroller for us to use and barbecuing steaks after a long day at Disney or Gatorland was a great option! We WILL be going back there as soon as we can! We enjoyed every minute!


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I didn't think they would apply for AA, so I'm already wrong.
That said, my opinion hasn't changed. I was thinking srpt wouldn't apply because the FDA wouldn't approve it and the pps would suffer. But if srpt is more concerned about keeping the DMD community happy than it is about supporting the share price, they could apply knowing there was little likelihood of success.
yes you have been wrong
thankfully that will continue through the next 5 years
you're batting near zero the last 3 years
F the shorts & the horse they rode in om.
s//b on, not om
Please, not so positive. All my limit orders were not filled. Keep this up and I will have to raise my limit price. Come on shorties I'm a believer , show me what you got ! I'm waiting.
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I don't disagree. I do think though that a good deal of the shorts are working w/ the paradigm that the FDA doesn't approve drugs w/ this small of a trial cohort. There is not a lot of experience out there for this approval pathway. Your point about a conditional Ph-III following AA is a good one. AA doesn't have a lot to lose here w/ a pass.
Side note, thanks for the Trius tip. Kudos.
absolutely BIO...................
Put your post together with Dr. Temple's explanation of how the FDA decides if a surrogate marker is "reasonably likely to have clinical benefit" , add in Chris' discussion of the dystrophin data and dystrophin literature, and the case for AA is even more overwhelmingly positive.
Sentiment: Strong Buy
In addition, each of the top FDA officials has personally met with Jenn McNary and her two kids, Max who has gone skiing after being In the trial and Austin who is in a wheel chair and continues to decline. They have seen point blank that the drug works and the daily damage that continues for the kids who don't have access to it. They get it!
Sentiment: Strong Buy
all true and worse
nobody fears this ceo
the only scared of this company is prosensa and folks heading up the GSK duchenne program
wall street has not got a clue
being short defies all logic
Sentiment: Strong Buy
There is tremendous hubris and arrogance in the Short trading community. As in most of life the skeptics and people who bet against success are usually right. They don't have to be thoughtful or good analytically because of the simple fact that most new business fail. Most drugs are never approved. Most stocks that go up quickly go down quickly. It is easy to be the negative person at the picnic that predicts failure and usually be right. Which is why when a business or drug actually fulfills it's promise and is successful the rewards are so enormous.
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Hi guys. I added another post to my organizing repertoire at OrgJunkie.com. Hop on over HERE and check it out!
Hi guys. I added another post to my organizing repertoire at OrgJunkie.com. Hop on over HERE and check it out!
I don't post recipes often because it's not my focal point. However, I will share the occasional recipe that really jumps out at me or is a home run in our family. This recipe is just that. In fact, every time I make these amazing Energy Bites for guests, the whole batch gets eaten within hours. I now make a double batch each time because they go so fast!
The ingredients are simple. I use an allergy friendly version of the crispy cereal and the mini chocolate chips (THIS is the brand we like!), which is how I can call these snacks dairy free, soy free, egg free, and gluten free. If you substitute standard mini chocolate chips or regular krispie cereal, you will no longer have a completely allergy friendly product, so please keep that in mind!
6 simple ingredients make the most yummy, protein-packed snack. This is a recipe I found online through my new favorite food blogger, $5 Dollar Dinners. Erin, the talent responsible for $5DollarDinners.com has an amazing ability to combine healthy food with low budget prices. When I say amazing, I mean Uh-Maze-ING! She's a mom-chef with a knack for the perfect trifecta in the kitchen; healthy meals, delicious taste, and budget friendly recipes. Since we're tightening the budget for our upcoming adoption, her website is a huge resource for me as executive chef in our household.
Hoping not to frustrate you, I must send you to her website (CLICK HERE) to read the directions, scroll down towards the bottom until you see the recipe. Google traffic is funny like that and I want to give her FULL credit for her hard work. I'll be posting more about Erin and her talents, so keep an ear out for other helpful tips I've learned from her website.
These are the ingredients you'll need to get started…
What I love most about this recipe is that it doesn't use raw oats as the foundation like so many energy bite recipes do. I'm not a fan of raw oats as they have anti-nutrients in them harmful to our digestion.
For this recipe, I use my trusty cookie dough scoop after mixing up a double batch.
However you scoop them out, it's best to pack them a little tight so that they don't fall apart. One leveled flat glob of no-bake "dough" in my cookie scoop is the perfect size for us.
Pop it out and roll it into a ball.
It's a very easy recipe and a great one to involve little kitchen helpers if you've got one or two kiddos around the house! Mix everything up, scoop into portions, and roll into shape. If you serve them to company, they may disappear before you can get the mixing bowl washed and put away. I eat my fair share along the way too, so it may not be all related to company.
I have served these about half a dozen times to different families, some picky & others not, and everyone has LOVED them. Not a single child told me "no thanks", which is pretty impressive considering it's a relatively healthy snack food compared to most other convenient options. I've even taken them on Spring Break without any problems (used a cooler and ice to keep them fresh). The kids ate them at the pool for a quick energy refuel. My next endeavor is to take them on vacation with us when we travel to see my family. I have no doubt these will be a big hit with the nieces and nephews!
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I can't disclose everything quite yet, but I can share that we are actively pursuing adoption. Actually, we have been doing so for some time now with many "ups" and "downs" along the way, something I suspect is rather typical. So, you can imagine this changes our perspective greatly regarding life in general, especially during the holiday season and especially as it pertains to children. Just the basic awareness of so many children needing a healthy family is enough to bring me to tears every. single. day.
I can't hide the burden blazed on our hearts nor can I explain it all in one simple post. We really don't know what will come of our heart's desires, but I'm pretty certain that's not important right now. So, while we don't know all the details of how God will use our family, we certainly are willing to be a vessel used for greater purposes than self indulgence.
Which brings me to what we've been teaching our six-year-old this Christmas season… to love others in every way capable.
A sweet friend of mine shared a book recommendation that has quickly grown to be a favorite of mine. It's called The Sparkle Box and has a sincere message to children and adults.
The lesson taught throughout the story is to love others by giving where needed and with purpose.
The giving is done is small acts of kindness, but in the end those gifts are something done (and given) to Jesus. The story talks about how the fictional boy's mother records acts of kindness that the family does throughout the season. She writes them down on individual pieces of paper and tucks them inside the box. On Christmas morning, they reflect back on those deeds and teach their child that those are gifts given to Jesus. It's a sweet story with a powerful impact.
The book includes your own sparkle box, should you want to do the same thing with your own family (and it most certainly is not too late!).
I'm sure by now you've guessed what we have implemented this December – our own sparkle box.
I keep it out, so as not to be a secret (and to remind me to write down our love gifts). In the beginning of the month, it served as a reminder for me to begin scheduling and preparing room on the calendar for extra ways to serve others. BUT, it didn't take long for this to become front and center in our daily thinking.
In fact, we're trying to get creative and recently had opportunity to provide needs for an orphanage associated with my daughter's school. It broke my heart to read their "gift" requests. No one asked for a toy or other wishful wants, but rather for needful items you and I take for granted every day. Toothpaste? Underwear? These sweet people are just asking for daily necessities of living. It took less than a millisecond to decide this cause was a part of our Sparkle Box adventure.
In fact, we're more aware of the needs around us than ever before. I won't bore you by sharing all our acts of giving thus far but I will say one thing we learned… it takes intention to step outside the usual, but once you do, it's impossible to ignore the tidal wave of opportunity.
As for the slips of paper and writing pen, I just tucked a few inside an old tea canister and put that next to the sparkle box.
I'm so thankful my friend shared this book and concept with me. I truly hope some of you find this as inspirational as I have! You can order The Sparkle Box online through Amazon HERE for your own household or as a gift to someone else this Christmas. It's really not too late to start this tradition for 2014 and continue for years to come!
As for our family journey… all the recent times I've been a severely absent blogger were (and will continue to be) related to the many involved processes of adoption. No, I simply can't blog as consistently as I'd prefer. However, I know there will come a day when every frustrating adoption detail is long forgotten and far outweighed by the precious child we get to welcome home. Again, I must remain carefully guarded in what I share, but I will update as allowed!
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Tax holiday ending helps in long run
Is your wallet feeling lighter these days?
By now, most Americans have noticed that a tax break to which they likely became accustomed during the last two years has vanished. The end result is less money in your paychecks.
Leaders in Washington, D.C., approved a payroll tax holiday two years ago, but that holiday expired Dec. 31.
Now, everyone who works is paying 2 percent more in taxes than they did last year.
It's not a tax hike, in reality; it's just the end of a tax break.
The fact is — like it or not — the tax holiday served its purpose, did its job and has now ended.
With the country still in the midst of rough economic times two years ago, passing the tax break was wise. It put more money in the hands of consumers, encouraging them to spend more and churn the economy.
Not everyone feels that the economic ship is smoothly sailing just yet, but experts agree things are beginning to look up.
It's fair enough that the tax reprieve we all enjoyed now return to government coffers to fund Social Security — a service that benefits many in our community.
We aren't fans of more taxes, but this wasn't an additional tax.
It's time now that consumers adjust to standing on their own two feet without that last 2-percent tax break, so we can really see how our economy will do.


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Garylord R. Steffen, 83, of Glencoe, Ark., died April 5, 2006, at Eaglecrest Nursing and Rehab in Ash Flat.
He was born in El Roy, Wis., the son of Robert O. Steffen and Lena Hillestad Steffen.
He was a graduate of Iowa State University and was employed by Engineering Supply Co. He also was the owner of Lindsey Soft Water, and was a greeter at Wal-Mart.
Survivors include his wife, Anita Friedholdt Steffen of Glencoe; and a sister, Birdine Tucker of Davenport, Iowa.
The funeral Service was held April 13 at Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran Church in Horseshoe Bend with Rev. David Tewes officiating. Arrangements were under the direction of Heath Funeral Home of Hardy.


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We are a large community of undergraduate and postgraduate students on Daley Rd at the Australian National University. Whether you are 17 years old and new to university of later in life completing a PhD we offer something for everyone. With a strong focus on getting involved and supporting each other in the community Ursies is home to over 400 students representing every region in the world. The original wing was built in 1968 and houses mainly undergraduate students who receive 21 meals per week in the Brian Francis Dining Room. Laurus Wing built in 2010 is a mix of ANU College, undergraduate and postgraduate students and some partners. The room tariff includes one meal per week and residents can purchase more meal tickets as they need.
We understand that every student is unique and we don't expect everyone to have the same interests however living on campus is a unique privilege which most students miss out on, as such we expect residents to contribute back to the community in some way. Whether this be though being a friendly neighbour or competing in some of the many sports or arts events held thoughout the year. Your input is what makes this community great.
Laurus Wing built in 2010 featuring self contained apartments and semi-catered as part of the Ursula Hall community.
The original building currently titled "Main Wing" offering a fully catered undergraduate experience.


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Drunk man in clown makeup dangled child from overpass
Antonio Brown forced his girlfriends children to drink alcohol before dangling one of them from an overpass
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KENOSHA, Wis. — A Wisconsin man wearing clown makeup is accused of dangling a child upside down from an overpass after coming home drunk from a Halloween party.
Court records say a woman called police after she saw Antonio Brown dragging two screaming children into the woods in Kenosha around 2 a.m. Sunday. The 13- and 8-year-old children said Brown was their mother's boyfriend.
A criminal complaint says Brown forced the children to drink alcohol. When the crying children tried to run away, Brown grabbed the older child and held him upside down from the overpass. The Kenosha News says Brown is accused of later dangling the younger child from a train car.
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NATCHEZ — The City of Natchez is allowing the Cock of the Walk restaurant to stay open at the city-owned former railroad depot an extra month.
The Natchez Board of Aldermen voted last week to extend the restaurant's lease until Nov. 1. The city had previously notified the business that it needed to be out of the building by Oct. 1.
The city is renovating the depot as part of a project to relocate the Natchez Farmers Market to the bluff and develop the depot into office and meeting space and a product development facility.
The board unanimously voted to extend the lease. Prior to that vote, Mayor Butch Brown broke a 3-3 tie to extend the lease only if Cock of the Walk paid back rent it owes the city.
City Clerk Donnie Holloway said the restaurant owes the city six months rent. Cock of the Walk's rent is a little less than $650 a month, meaning they would owe the city nearly $3,900.
Brown voted against the motion saying he was confident the city could collect the rent.
City Attorney Hyde Carby said Cock of the Walk requested a lease extension in order to capitalize on business that will be brought in by Fall Pilgrimage, which begins next week, and the Great Mississippi River Balloon Race, which is Oct. 18-20.
Cock of the Walk owner Patricia Clark said she is in the process of securing a new location for the restaurant, which she said will remain in Natchez. Clark said she is close to having a new location secured, but declined to give the location.
The building's other tenant, The Old South Trading Post, relocated to 714 Franklin St. last month.
Once Cock of the Walk has moved out of the building, the city will begin the necessary work to renovate the building.
The city extended the lease provided that Cock of the Walk allow workers access to the restaurant if preliminary renovation work needs to be done prior to Nov. 1.
The city is partnering with Alcorn State and Mississippi State universities to renovate the depot and relocate the farmers market to the bluff.
Preliminary plans include constructing an open-air pavilion for the Alcorn State extension program's farmers market and turning the depot into a public product development facility with a demonstration kitchen.
Alcorn's School of Agriculture, Research, Extension and Applied Science Dean Barry Bequette said the estimated cost for Alcorn's portion of the project is $1.2 million. He said the university has $500,000 committed to the project and is hoping to obtain more funding in lieu of scaling down the plans for the farmers market.
The Mississippi Department of Transportation has provided $500,000 for the project. The funding will require a 20-percent cost match from the city.
MDOT officials have said the department will also give the city $250,000 in 2014 for the project.
The depot project will also connect to the Natchez Trails Project, the city's ongoing project that has added walking trails and sidewalks downtown, because the depot will serve as a visitor reception center for the Trails, which will be integrated into the redevelopment of the area.
The depot's space would have a demonstration kitchen that could be used for educational or commercial purposes. The depot would also house public restrooms, meeting and possible office and classroom space.
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Kenichi Watanabe Apr 12, 2012 12:54 AM
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It might still come up as an Apple Certified Refurb
Dell still makes their equivalent display "Dell UltraSharp U3011" - Yes, it says "Dell" on the front, but it seems like a very nice display (and it has better connectivity options compared to Apple's old 30-incher). I'm sure there are other brands that also still use that LCD size/resolution.
Whenever I saw the Apple 30-inch Cinema Display at Apple Stores, I never thought they looked especially great. When the 27-inch LED-backlit Apple Cinema Display first came out, I thought it looked much better sitting next to the old 30-inch CCFL-backlit Cinema Display.
BrioBriss Apr 18, 2012 8:10 PM
in response to Kenichi Watanabe
Yeah, thing is that the Refirbished 30" display is always out of stock from about 2-3 mounths, thanks anyway for your help. I'll still lokking at it if one came up.
And thanks for the Dell display, but I'm really looking for an Apple one here.
Also, the 27" is glossy and I really don't want that, the 30" was perfectly what I need, sadly it's not available anymore.
I guess I'll try to call at an Apple general center like at Toronto or something to get what I want. I'll tell you guys if I finally find one.
Thanks for your help btw.


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TORONTO, ONTARIO -- (Marketwired) -- 06/13/14 -- Rubicon Minerals Corporation (TSX:RMX)(NYSE MKT:RBY) ("Rubicon" or the "Company") announces that Institutional Shareholder Services Inc. ("ISS") and Glass Lewis & Co., two leading independent proxy firms, have recommended that shareholders of Rubicon vote "For" all of the matters proposed in the information circular (the "Circular") of Rubicon dated May 16, 2014 in connection with the Annual General and Special Meeting (the "Meeting") of the Company to be held on Wednesday, June 25, 2014 at 2:00 p.m. (Toronto time).
In response to a recommendation from ISS, Rubicon wishes to clarify that the amendments to the Company's Articles to include advance notice provisions (as set out in Exhibit "1" to Schedule "A" of the Circular) have been revised to delete the second sentence of proposed Section 10.11(d). Specifically, the sentence "In no event shall the adjournment or postponement of an annual meeting or special meeting or an announcement thereof commence a new time period for the giving of a Timely Notice" will not be included in the amendments to the Company's Articles.
A revised Exhibit "1" to Schedule "A" of the Circular reflecting this revision is available under the Company's profile at www.sedar.com, on the Company's website at www.rubiconminerals.com or upon request from the Company.
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Theater groups to perform 'All in the Timing' at Grand Avenue
Six Milwaukee theater groups will perform pieces of David Ives' playlet collection "All in the Timing" during the "interACT" event from 7 to 10 p.m. Friday in the Plankinton Arcade building of the Shops of Grand Avenue, 161 W. Wisconsin Ave.
Performers from the Milwaukee Repertory Theater, Skylight Music Theatre, Renaissance Theaterworks, Pink Banana Theater Co., Word's Stage Theatre Co. and Quasimondo Physical Theatre will perform their segments independently, in different rooms and at multiple times during the evening. Visitors can see them in any order. »Read Full Article
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The Courtyard House Battles Extreme Heat With Passive Strategies In India
Posted By Bridgette Meinhold On August 1, 2012 @ 5:00 pm In Architecture,Design,Disaster-proof design,Green Building | 1 Comment
The Courtyard House is located at the edge of a cement plant in Rajasthan, India, where temperatures reach well over 100 degrees Fahrenheit in the summer. To battle this extreme heat, the house was designed by Sanjay Puri Architects to take advantage of passive cooling strategies. Built from locally-sourced cement, which acts as a thermal mass, the home is based on traditional Indian courtyard houses that take advantage of daylighting, natural ventilation and plenty of open shaded spaces. Earth berms and gardens also serve to lower the homes microclimate and keep its inhabitants cool.
With this summer seeing record scorching temperatures and blackouts [1] in India, the Courtyard House seems prepared to deal with the high temperatures. Designed by Mumbai-based Sanjay Puri Architects, the home is inspired by traditional architecture, but takes a decidedly modern approach. The large home features a number of private inner courtyards from which all the private rooms are built around a network of deep covered walkways. All of the rooms feature private, covered balconies or patios
that offer a shady buffer zone to protect the interior from overheating. Rooms are oriented to the capture the changing landscape from within, while still enjoying the coolness from the shade.
Rooms and spaces offer natural daylighting from multiple sides and cross breezes ensure that fresh air is always moving through. Built from locally-sourced cement, the materials acts as thermal mass to reduce internal temperatures. Buried partially into earth berms, the relatively constant ground temperature helps maintain cooler temperatures inside the home. The courtyards, earth berms and deeply recessed window create indoor spaces that are several degrees cooler than the outside. Additionally, a solar PV system on the roof works to generate power for use within the home.
Via Arthitectural [3]
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Ireland sprint planning
monday, tuesday, wednesday full days
thursday half
friday 2pm-
5pm tutorial + Q & A session
bea arranges a dinner table friday evening
* core optimizations
- (done) did a lot of profiling, main finding: GC
- optimising GC: (done) by mostly just collecting
less often :-/
- experiment with optimising builtin lookups
e.g caching method lookups or callback-dict
- remove the zeroing assumption (more should be
done on this)
* ext compiler
maybe a topic for the weekend
- first machine code generation tests are passing
- (samuele, arre) produce machine code in-memory from running the generated CFGs
- (michael, arigo) implement more of the interface to generate I386
machine code; maybe think about refining the interface (also
considering a PPC asm backend)
* distributed testing
(maciej, mick)
more or less done, but many things :
- use "/usr/bin/rsync" to sync to remote
- master does collection of items
- "leaf" items are asynchronously send to "Executors" (running on nodes)
- super-simple reporting
(next) boxing of processes to catch stdout, segfaults, etc.
(next) http server interface to running tests
(later) make more test options work, e.g. --pdb, --view...
* (mick, maciej) writing more JS examples
(arigo) wrote a generic interface that works via greenlets or threads interchangeable (svn/user/arigo/hack/pypeers/bluesock.py)