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Whatever the merits of this rule as a general proposition, a requirement of formal proof is unjustified, it is submitted, in the case of a law from a country whose legal system shares a common origin with the court's own system and whose contents can readily be understood and interpreted by judges and counsel. Foreign cases, statutes and texts are frequently used in common law countries and Southern Africa for the purpose of deciding a point of domestic law, without any question of formal proof or expert evidence. One might propose that courts in common law jurisdictions be free to refer directly to the law of another common law jurisdiction and interpret it independently, when a question of foreign law arises, and that courts in Southern Africa have a similar freedom with respect to the law of other Southern African countries.
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Yes, isn't it awful? It was running really nicely, probably like new. So it was really bugging me that my "like new" computer had a really messed up picture.
But I learned a ton from you guys, so I'm excited that I'll get even more out of the new computer. It's running much better this morning, so it must have made a lot of progress with the photo library. I spent a long time last night confirming or correcting detected faces, so maybe that helped. I still haven't made it through all my photos, but it was nice to do a lot of catch-up. (And it's scary to see how quickly my kids are changing!)
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So now I'm feeling like my new computer is overkill. Basically, I'm having buyer's remorse for tying up $2699 in a computer.
I have until January to return this computer and replace it with something else, since I bought during the Christmas shopping season. What should I replace it with?
I definitely want a 27" iMac. But do I need the i7 processor and the top-of-the-line graphics card? I do some video editing in iMovie, and photo stuff in Aperture. Those are probably the two most processor-intensive things I do.
If I get the entry-level 27" iMac and upgrade to a 3TB Fusion Drive, it would save me $550. For what I do, would I notice any performance drop-off? Would I be better off with 256GB SSD, and some sort of external HDD?
Another option is a refurb unit from 2012. If the i7 processor is important, I can get last year's version for $1999, but it would be a 1TB Fusion Drive, n instead of ac wifi, and some other 2012 vs 2013 differences.
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1. you have the best now, probably overkill for what you do now, indeed.
2. whatever you do, for the near future you do not need ac WiFi: to use it you must also renew your WiFi net to ac units, and if you use a combi-modem (Modem and Wifi-router in one) also that modem.
The ac is really new, and equipment will become cheaper fast now, and compatibility issues will be ironed out in the near future.
3. personally I am not really in favour of the fusion drives at all.
4. You need an external disk anyway for backups and/or TM, say a 2TB small disk USB3, they are cheap, (do NOT install any included software). I use 3 because sometimes they die suddenly: one for a bootable clone (CarbonCopyCloner), one for TM, one for backups.
5. Have 8GB at least.
6. The 256GB is too small probably to have your photo and/or music library on it, (at the moment you have about 300GB in use on the internal), but it is not particular difficult to move those on the external disk, you will never notice the speed difference.
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Eddie Yost, R.I.P.
Former big league player and coach Eddie Yost passed away yesterday. His cause of death has not been released. He was 86.
Yost made his MLB debut in 1944 at the age of 17 with the Washington Senators playing third base. He spent 18 seasons in the bigs mostly with the Senators as well as stints with the Detroit Tigers and the Los Angeles Angels. His accomplishments at third were overshadowed by the likes of George Kell and later Brooks Robinson.
Yet in today's game, Yost would be a hotly sought after commodity. Yost drew 100 or more walks eight times in his career and led the AL in walks on six occasions. He also had a OBP of .400 or better on eight occasions and led the AL in OBP twice. Despite a modest .254 career batting average, his career OBP was .394. Yost's 1,614 career walks are 11th on MLB's all-time list. He also scored 100 or more runs five times leading the AL in that category on one occasion. He was nicknamed "The Walking Man".
But Yost's offensive contributions weren't appreciated during his playing days as he only made one AL All-Star Team in his career and that was in 1952. What really hurt Yost is that he played on lousy teams. In fact, only twice in his career did he play on a team that finished above .500. The first was in '52 when the Sens were 78-76 finishing 17 games back of the New York Yankees. The second time was during his last season as a player in 1962 when the Los Angeles Angels, in only their second year of existence, had a respectable third place finish in the AL. Interestingly, Yost missed the 1945 season due to military service. That year the Senators finished in second place in the AL only 1½ games back of the eventual World Series champion Detroit Tigers.
After his playing career was over, Yost spent the next two decades as a third base coach with the Senators, the New York Mets and the Boston Red Sox. Yost did earn a World Series ring as a part of Gil Hodges' coaching staff with the 1969 Amazin' Mets.
Yost certainly isn't a lock as a Hall of Famer but he certainly deserves a second look by the Veterans Committee.
Other than that the best way to pay tribute to Yost would be to play a little James Taylor.
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A gay rights group will be marching in the Russian capital in support of the International Day Against Homophobia, otherwise known as IDAHO.
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Moscow. IDAHO.
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Nice shot . Greetings , Barbaros
La ruralité dans toute sa splendeur et bel horizon , like, amicalement, Chantal
atmosphère poétique. J'aime. Amicalement, Catherine.
Thank you Alfredo for your nice comment and lk.
Greetings, Mike
As far I understand, the job was well done.
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Medium Craftsman ratchet tightening a nut, one crank. A light clacking sounding ratchet. Recorded with Edirol R-09.
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Hot dogs are good, but you know what's better? Corn dogs. Because they come on sticks.
I do NOT want this creepy woman making my Hot Dog on a Stick
Chicken is delicious, but yakitori is super-delicious. Twinkies are good(ish), but deep-fried Twinkies are awe-inspiring in their fatty, lava-hot and bad-for-you greatness. Deep-fried Twinkies on a stick? That's even better.
Everything tastes better either served on a stick or made in stick-form. That's just one of those inarguable laws of nature. No one really understands why, but if this weren't the case, then why are there so many fat people at state fairs cramming their snack-holes with candy bars, pizza and SPAM on sticks? Obviously, the fat people know something. They know that modern conveniences like plates and silverware will only slow them down.
So still being in the grips of summer and summer being prime stick-food season, we've decided that the time is right for making a list of the best stick-based food items ever (to go along with our list of Worst Ever Stick Foods now online). Enjoy...
"A non-frozen balanced energy snack in rod form containing nutritionally balanced amounts of carbohydrate, fat and protein."--from the original description of the product, manufactured by Pillsbury. Sounds delicious, right? Rods are so tasty...
While food on sticks has been around since caveman days (and is probably the only form of food as old as grilling and older than barbecue), Space Food Sticks stand as the ultimate example of over-the-top modernization of the simplest thing in the world. Two funny things about Space Food Sticks? Astronauts never ate them (they were a purely consumer-oriented creation, though a version of the product did go up to Skylab as an absolute, last-ditch, total space-based emergency ration). And today, they stand as the culinary grandfather of all the bazillions of energy bars on the market.
Mr. Corndog goes to the fair!
There was a time when the only way for a crazy little fat kid (like me) to score a corn dog was to wait for summer, wait for the local fireman's carnival or weird Ukranian church fair to come to town, wait for your parents to take you, and then beg like hell for them to buy you one straight out of the fryers. Why could they only be gotten as carnivals and amusement parks and the like? Because only carnies knew the secret process for getting the hot dog inside the jacket of perfectly golden and deep-fried sweet corn goo.
These days, a person can get a corn dog almost anywhere. Grocery stores, school cafeterias, street carts. Hell, fancy-pantsy restaurants even serve versions of them all gussied up with lobster and cilantro and mango chutney. But none of these are the same as the original article--the magical corn dog on a stick, prepared in accordance with the secret carny recipe of old.
This is bacon and french fries on a stick. I don't just want to eat this, I want to take it out, buy it a nice dinner, maybe take it to a movie, then bring it home and then make sweet, sweet love to it all night long.
Ice cream on a stick is an often overlooked branch of the food-on-a-stick family tree. But it is an important one. Why? Because walking down the street eating a nice, frosty treat from the Good Humor man on a hot day is a totally reasonable thing to do. But walking down the street carrying a five-gallon tub of butterscotch ripple and one of those oversized wooden cooking spoons is (apparently) not. At least according to my wife.
Pocky. It's chocolate on a stick. With an edible stick. Damn, those Japanese are clever...
Plus, the strawberry ones have pictures of Hello Kitty on them!
Fried cheese = good
Fried cheese ON A STICK = awesome
Remember what I said I wanted to do to that bacon on a stick? Yeah, well this is where I want to take it for breakfast the next morning.
Those things in the middle there? Those are roasted snakes.
I've eaten snake before. A couple times. I didn't hate it, but neither did I really love it and I certainly haven't gone looking for it since.
But this is different. This is street food and sticks were made for street food the way the 289 V8 was made for Mustangs--both are improved immeasurably by having one stuck in the other. So while I might not go out of my way to eat snake again, if I were to run across snake on a stick being sold on some street corner, I would be sorely tempted simply because it's the stick that makes it look so tasty.
And that roasted pork (on a stick) doesn't look too bad either.
You would think that fried chicken wouldn't necessarily have to come on a stick. I mean, it kinda already comes with its own stick, right? That's what the bone is for.
But then look at this picture and tell me that you don't want some of that fried chicken right now. Tell me you wouldn't see this doofus taking a picture of his fried chicken on a stick at the local street festival, wait until he was distracted by fiddling with his aperture or ISO or something like that, then just run up and grab the chicken right out of his hand.
I know I would. But then, I'm kind of a jerk.
Candy apples? Best stick food ever.
Why? No guilt. Because it's fruit, right? Sweet, red, candy-glazed fruit. Therefore it can't possibly be bad for you. Even if you just eat the candy coating and throw the apple away, some of the apple-y goodness will have stuck to the sugar glaze and serve to counteract the negative effects of the pound-and-a-half of sugar and food dye you just ate.
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Funeral for Stephanie Dianne McNutt Kelsoe, age 38 of Danville will be Mon., June 3, at 3 p.m. at Hartselle Heritage Funeral Home with the Rev. Scott Reeves officiating.
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The Center for Latino and Latin American Studies and the Movimiento Estudiantil Chicano de Aztlán (MEChA) at Central Washington University are proud to sponsor the 2009 Pacific Northwest Foco regional conference of the National Association for Chicana and Chicano Studies. The conference will be held in Ellensburg, Washington from Friday, October 30 to Saturday, October 31, 2009.
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About CWU Center for Latino and Latin American Studies
The Center for Latino and Latin American Studies combines an interdisciplinary academic program with a community partnership initiative to engage CWU and the surrounding community in an intensive study of Latino and Latin American peoples and cultures. Based primarily in the humanities, the academic program fuses the usually separate fields of Latino Studies and Latin American Studies in flexible ways that respect student interests and needs. By emphasizing student support, service learning, and community-based research, the academic program also enhances a community partnership initiative to solidify and expand the relationship between CWU and the surrounding community, especially Washington State's booming Latino populations. Ultimately, the Center seeks to create a physical and intellectual space within which the University community and community members can find mutual understanding, intellectual stimulation, and personal and professional enrichment.
About N.A.C.C.S
The National Association for Chicana and Chicano Studies is the academic organization that serves academic programs, departments and research centers that focus on issues pertaining to Mexican Americans, Chicana/os, and Latina/os. The Association was formed in 1972, during the height of the Chicana/o movement, calling for the development of a space where scholarship and Chicana/o students could develop their talents in higher education. For more than 30 years, students, faculty, staff, and community members have attended the NACCS annual conference to present their scholarly papers--many of which have spun into important intellectual pillars.
As we at CWU have been creating the Center for Latino and Latin American Studies in recent years, we have been impressed by Chicana/o and Latina/o Studies' capacity to break down borders and build bridges among communities. This year ath the Pacific Northwest Foco Reigonal Conference we are proud to present the following themes:
- Points of contact between Latina/o and Chicana/o Studies
- The border between the United States of America and the United States of Mexico
- The fluidities of gender and sexual identity
- Latina/o, Chicana/o, Latin American realities and experiences
- Hybrid identities
- The relationship between higher education institutions and surrounding communities
- The relationships among underrepresented groups in the United States of America
- Power dynamics among the powerful and the less powerful
- Regional realities of the Pacific Northwest
This conference aims at a conversation regarding these and other issues.
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- Lunch: 12:00-2:30
- Conference Keynote Address: 1:00-2:30
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- Noche de Cultura: 8:00-10:00PM
Saturday, October 31, 2009
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- Concurrent Session 5: 1:30-11:50AM
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- Michael A. Ervin, Associate Professor, History, Director Latino/Latin American Studies
- Alejandro Lee, Assistant Professor, Department of Foreign Languages
- Eric Mayer, Assistant Professor, Department of Foreign Languages
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Unit test fails on Linux: org.apache.hadoop.fs.TestDU.testDU. This is a regression
Changes that went in yesterday were:
HADOOP-2725. Modify distcp to avoid leaving partially copied files at the destination after encountering an error.
HADOOP-2193. 'fs -rm' and 'fs -rmr' show error message when the target file does not exist.
Here is the error from the test run:
org.apache.hadoop.util.Shell$ExitCodeException: /usr/bin/du: cannot access `/home/xxxxxx/workspace/Hadoop-LinuxTest/trunk/build/test/mapred/system/distcp_i0ebq9/.nfs00000000004aa47f00001ba0': No such file or directory
/usr/bin/du: cannot access `/home/xxxxxx/workspace/Hadoop-LinuxTest/trunk/build/test/mapred/system/distcp_i0ebq9/.nfs00000000004aa48000001b9f': No such file or directory
/usr/bin/du: cannot access `/home/xxxxxx/workspace/Hadoop-LinuxTest/trunk/build/test/mapred/system/distcp_r3r1fo/.nfs00000000004aa48200001ba2': No such file or directory
/usr/bin/du: cannot access `/home/xxxxxx/workspace/Hadoop-LinuxTest/trunk/build/test/mapred/system/distcp_r3r1fo/.nfs00000000004aa48300001ba1': No such file or directory
at org.apache.hadoop.util.Shell.runCommand(Shell.java:161)
at org.apache.hadoop.util.Shell.run(Shell.java:100)
at org.apache.hadoop.fs.DU.getUsed(DU.java:53)
at org.apache.hadoop.fs.TestDU.testDU(TestDU.java:62)
at org.apache.hadoop.fs.TestDU.testDU(TestDU.java:71)
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This was on trunk, not 0.16.1
This is definitely repeatable. The test fails consistently
mukund can you try with this patch. DU uses current working directory as the test directory. I fixed it to use its own directory under build. This does not fix the creation of tmp .nfs files but should pass the tests.
I am unable to recreate the problem on my machine.
The problem is probably caused by TestCopyFiles. It might be the case that TestCopyFiles deletes some files which are not closed properly. So that the OS creates some temporary .nfs files. TestDU sees these files in the beginning of the test (since it is reading the test root directory). These files are cleaned up by the OS, therefore, TestDU cannot see them again and says "No such file or directory".
A more correct way is to fix TestCopyFiles so that all files are closed probably. However, since the codes in TestCopyFiles are complicated, it is much easier to fix it by changing the test directory in TestDU, as done by Mahadev. We should fix TestCopyFiles later.
Comment on hadoop-2813_1.patch:
Codes are good. Could you clean up DU_DIR at the end of the test?
Test passes with the patch. Thanks Mahadev
this patch deletes the directory after the test is complete.
+1 overall. Here are the results of testing the latest attachment
against trunk revision 619744.
@author +1. The patch does not contain any @author tags.
tests included +1. The patch appears to include 3 new or modified tests.
javadoc +1. The javadoc tool did not generate any warning messages.
javac +1. The applied patch does not generate any new javac compiler warnings.
release audit +1. The applied patch does not generate any new release audit warnings.
findbugs +1. The patch does not introduce any new Findbugs warnings.
core tests +1. The patch passed core unit tests.
contrib tests +1. The patch passed contrib unit tests.
Test results: http://hudson.zones.apache.org/hudson/job/Hadoop-Patch/1805/testReport/
Findbugs warnings: http://hudson.zones.apache.org/hudson/job/Hadoop-Patch/1805/artifact/trunk/build/test/findbugs/newPatchFindbugsWarnings.html
Checkstyle results: http://hudson.zones.apache.org/hudson/job/Hadoop-Patch/1805/artifact/trunk/build/test/checkstyle-errors.html
Console output: http://hudson.zones.apache.org/hudson/job/Hadoop-Patch/1805/console
This message is automatically generated.
I just resolved this. Thanks Mahadev!
Integrated in Hadoop-trunk #405 (See http://hudson.zones.apache.org/hudson/job/Hadoop-trunk/405/)
This problem existed in the 0.16 branch as well so I merged it to that branch.


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The staples of a college diet, bacon, beer, heavy dairy, and bacon.
Name of food writer: Fernando Sioson
Position: Editorial Intern
Shame factor: Middling. While there's little in my fridge to properly sustain me in case of a zombie apocalypse, there's more than enough to keep me during those oft-encountered late work nights.
The goal here is fast sugar highs followed by even quicker inebriated lows. I'm in college, so anything I can make in less than 10 minutes to feed me for 6 hours is at the top of my grocery list. That can be anything from a four egg omelet topped with bacon to a fresh bowl of Beerios (Cheerios plus beer), with bacon on the side, or just bacon.Contents of note: I like options. Dr Pepper, Squirt, and Canada Dry are the Holy Trinity of carbonated goodness. I also like beer options when the occasion calls for it. Pabst Blue Ribbon, Coors, and Guinness are three paths to the same beer belly five years from now.
Top shelf: Three gallons of milk, one non-fat, one 1 percent, and one 2 percent. I can't exactly taste the difference between the three varieties, I just like to get one of each because the caps are differently colored. I have serious reservations regarding whole milk, it's basically cream. I've also also got one serving of Tostitos salsa dip, but I'm too cheap to buy tortilla chips so it just sits there, unwanted.
Second shelf: Tillamook, Yami, and Yoplait yogurt cups to continue my theme of trifectas. These are great after a workout for quick energy. Eggs are there mostly to make brownies/omelets every so often. I buy cheap so the orange juice and most everything in here is store brand. My one saving grace is the party size jug of Adam's peanut butter.
Bottom shelf and drawers: Green apples, bagged Costco salad, bagged asparagus, and shredded cheese. I found out the hard way that one needs fruits and vegetables in their diet, and shredded cheese for homemade tacos del carbón.
Door Shelves: Dried apricots and blueberries serve as portable health options. I consider bacon and hot dogs to be power snacks. Maximum arterial clogging with minimal effort in the kitchen. Multiple flavors of Classico pasta sauce are proven french fry dipping companions and may occasionally be used in the creation of pasta. Two party size cans of Walls Family Farm raspberry jelly compliment my peanut butter obsession and a bag of fresh limes compliments my beer obsession just fine.
Other items not shown: My freezer is full of (not) lean ground beef and frozen chicken breasts sitting next to two bags of Oreida frozen french fries. Two pints of Private Selection ice cream satisfy my sweet tooth and a half bottle of Jim Beam whiskey scratches that late Saturday night itch.
What my fridge says about me: I'm a beer and meat fanatic who faces a deadly heart attack within the next few weeks. Luckily, I exercise to keep the cardiac arrest at bay. If a zombie apocalypse were to happen, I'd be holed up in my kitchen eating nothing but beer and bacon. I'm fine with that.


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Last week a team of Japanese scientists announced that they would begin trying to clone a woolly mammoth, effectively bringing the beast back from extinction and making normal elephants seem really lame. Mammoths are cool, granted. But they're soooo cliché. Here are five extinct animals that would be way better to clone back from the dead than a woolly mammoth.
(Thylacinus cynocephalus), extinct for 80 years: The Tasmanian tiger, Tasmanian wolf, or thylacine was the largest carnivorous marsupial on earth until the last one died in captivity in 1936. Though the dog-sized creature had a reputation as the chupacabra of Australia, killing sheep and looking scary, it became one of the region's most famous creatures, and can now be seen on both the old Tasmanian coat of arms and on its new tourist-friendly logo.
4. Thylacine
3. Dodo (Raphus cucullatus), extinct for 323 years: The dodo is the poster species for what happens when dumb-ass humans come to a place where a small, isolated population of fragile creatures is living and ruins everything. The birds, which lived on the Indian Ocean island of Mauritius, were flightless and without the slightest fear of humans. Their only saving grace seemed to be their oft-mentioned horrible taste, which saved some from a few butchers' cleavers, but not from the rabid dogs, pigs, and diseases that explorers brought to the island when they began colonizing it in the 17th century.
2. Saber-Toothed Cat (Barbourofelidae, Smilodon, etc.), extinct for at least 11,000 years: Let's be honest, a massive cat with fangs the size of traffic cones is way cooler than a hairy, slow-ass mammoth. The saber-toothed cat, which includes several species of large-toothed felines, once ranged on every continent except Australia and Antarctica. They could weigh anywhere from a hundred pounds or so to more than 1,200 pounds, depending on their species, and have more than earned their place as a common theme among animated superheroes.
1. Neanderthal (Homo neanderthalensis), extinct for 130,000 years: If you're gonna go ahead and play God by bringing back long-extinct animals with cloning, you might as well go for the gold. The Neanderthal is mankind's most famous fuck-up. And bringing it back to life in clone form would not only help scientists understand more about humans, it would likely give a large portion of modern humans someone to better relate to.


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Marchie is of average ht/wt. The past week or so there have been several meals where he's asked for 2nds and even third portions! The other night I made sloppy joe with 1 lb of meat. I thought we'd have leftovers (there is just DH, myself and Marchie) but nope, we ate it all, in part because Marchie asked for thirds! He also had at least half a slice of bread, a veggie and a fruit that night with his dinner. He did the same thing last night but since he was asking for 2nds of sweet potato fries, i didnt give it to him.
Should we give him the 2nds and 3rds all the time? Should we only give him the 2nd and 3rds if its fruits/veggies? i dont know what to do. Maybe he's going through a growth spurt. i am just really fearful of him over eating.


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Coping with the UEFI boot process
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- All 40 participants underwent successful implantation of the Vercise DBS System.
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Boston Scientific Vercise™ DBS System Demonstrates Improvement In Motor Function For Patients With Parkinson's Disease
NATICK, Mass., June 18, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Patients with Parkinson's disease using the Boston Scientific Corporation (NYSE: BSX) Vercise™ DBS (deep brain stimulation) System showed a significant improvement in motor scores according to interim data from the VANTAGE DBS study. Data from the six month follow-up of up to 40 participants enrolled in the VANTAGE trial were presented at the annual International Congress of Parkinson's Disease and Movement Disorders in Sydney, Australia by Prof. Dr. Lars Timmermann, of University Hospital in Koln, Germany. The Vercise DBS System incorporates multiple independent current control, which is designed to selectively stimulate targeted areas in the brain, providing physicians with fine control of stimulation.Preliminary analysis of the VANTAGE study displays approximately 60 percent mean improvement in motor function at six months post implant, as assessed by UPDRS III 1 when compared to baseline. The Boston Scientific sponsored study was designed to document patient outcomes. These include effectiveness, safety, and health economic data derived from bilateral stimulation of the subthalamic nucleus (STN) in the brain using the implantable Vercise DBS System for the treatment of levodopa-responsive, moderate to severe idiopathic Parkinson's disease. Forty participants with Parkinson's disease were implanted bilaterally at six European centers. "We are pleased to see such a significant improvement in motor function," said Prof. Dr. Francois Alesch, professor for Stereotactic and Functional Neurosurgery at Medical University, Vienna, Austria and neurosurgical principal investigator of the trial. "I believe this unique technology, with its multiple current sources, may provide us with a more adaptable form of DBS therapy. I was very pleased with the simple recharging system. All of my patients were able to recharge successfully." Highlights of the VANTAGE study interim data include:
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View from atop the pit box offers Cup drivers a bird's-eye perspective
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Welcome to Lucirmás!
Lucirmás is one of the first European brands specializing in up-cycling of glass bottles. Founded in 2006 by the Italian designer and craftswoman Lucia Bruni and the photographer Massimo Boldrin. Lucirmás is both a designer brand, a studio, a workshop and a creative atelier.
In our workshop in Barcelona (Spain) we create unique pieces in 100% recycled glass and we offer a good quality of an handmade product with a fair and lasting design. We design and manufacture products from sustainable glass which have and tell a story.
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. He who fights with monsters might take care lest he thereby become a monster. And if you gaze for long into an abyss, the abyss gazes also into you.- Fredrick Nietzsche
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I always soak my butt in bowl of homemade egg nog (see my recipe on the egg nog thread), then I give the egg nog to my brother in law. My butt still stinks, but it doesn't bother me much after watching him gulp the butt nog down. I'll bet it work just as well with stinky feet.
Crumple up newspaper and stick it in your shoes overnight. Wash your feet with an anti-bacterial soap like Dial daily. Make sure they are dry before putting them into your shoes. Don't wear the same pair of shoes every day.
My younger brother has a serious issue with this and these are some of the strategies that work for him.
Chop 'em off.
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The Power of Independent Thinking
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Research Fellow Randall Holcombe is a guest on the Larry Conners USA Radio Show on KTRS St. Louis. Holcombe discusses President Obamas push for shorter prison sentences and why the move is a mistake. The war on drugs has been waged for 35 years. Drugs are impossible to control and their use should not be illegal, according to Holcombe. Transactions among consenting adults shouldnt be prosecuted, he says. Only if property crimes or violence occurs, should drug users be prosecuted.
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Experts: Randall G. HolcombeType: RadioIssues: Civil Liberties/ Human Rights, Crime, Drugs (Illicit)
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Senior Fellow Randy Simmons joins WSVA radio's Mike Schikman to talk about the true costs of green energy including government funding and incentives for renewable energy.
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Recorded: Monday, March 23, 2015
Research Fellow Stephen P. Halbrook, author of Gun Control in the Third Reich, talks with radio host Tom Woods about the events in Germany in the 1920s and 1930s that led to the disarming of Jews and other so-called "Enemies of the State" beginning with gun registration policies of the Weimar Republic, to the Nazis use of that information to disarm and eliminate any opposition.
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Independent Institute Senior Vice President Mary L. G. Theroux was a guest on KPCC radio to discuss California's effort to repeal the "maximum family grant" rule for welfare recipients with children. Families that have more children while on welfare do not receive an increase in their grant. This could be reversed by a new law proposed by Calif. State Senator Holly Mitchell, who was also a guest on the show.
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Child crisis growing along southern U.S. border
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Unfortunately, that's not the philosophy used to design Time Machine backups.
In theory, your idea is good for a while if your Time Machine drive is gigantic (say 10 times the capacity of your current internal storage, 1TB per 100GB internal storage).
There is no guarantee that you'll be able to retrieve Time Machine backups 'forever', because when the Time Machine drive eventually gets full, it removes the OLDEST backups to free up additional space, and notifies you AFTER those backup files were erased.
Time Machine is mostly focused on having recent backups. It copies changed files to the Time Machine drive hourly for the last 24 hours, then grooms those backups daily, weekly, and monthly. Details supplied by Apple here > http://support.apple.com/kb/ht1427
So yesterday's spreadsheet and last week's report and last month's vacation photos will be there for quite a while, but six months, a year, two years, three years from now, as your Time Machine drive fills up and old files are deleted to make room for new files, there's no guarantee, especially if you are frequently adding/changing/deleting files from your internal drive.
You didn't ask, but paranoia about having enough backups and being able to access them when you NEED them comes from experience. If you want to be (relatively) certain that you can retrieve files you've removed from your current drive, I suggest a multi-step backup strategy.
1) Clone your entire current hard drive to another external hard drive of at least equal capacity on a regular basis (weekly, monthly, What's your time worth?); That gives you a bootable backup of the most recent stuff in case your primary drive fails. Then you can use Time Machine to quickly restore JUST the stuff you created since your last drive Cloning, instead of spending an entire day or more restoring a full Time Machine backup.
2) Use cloud storage from more than one vendor. iCloud and iTunes is great, but also use free accounts from other providers, so in case of a catastrophic event affecting an entire region, you're safer, because at least some of your storage will be in another location.
3) Burn DVD copies of priceless files such as family photos that can never be recreated by any means. Store them off-site, like a bank safe-deposit box. Keep a copy at work. Mail them to your relatives. Remember that technology keeps changing and today's DVD may be as useless as an 8-track tape or audio cassette in a few years, so keep up with the technology.
4) Copy your own critical WORK files to flash drives and carry them with you if permitted by your company.
3 or 4 (or 14) backups is still not an ABSOLUTE GUARANTEE that you'll always be able to retrieve a file later, but it's better than relying solely on Time Machine, and then discovering that the files were erased without warning.
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Entertainment Rights has sold its hot property for boys, DUEL MASTERS, to Turner Broadcasting System Europe, which will see the cartoon airing on screens in the U.K., Ireland, Italy, Spain, Scandinavia, Central and Eastern Europe, reaching 30+ million households via Cartoon Network and Toonami in the U.K.
DUEL MASTERS started life as a Manga comic, which gained a huge following in Japan. The television series is a combination of 2D animation with CGI effects done by Shogakukan's famous production arm, Shopro, who also produced the hit shows POKÉMON and HAMTARO.
A sneak preview of the DUEL MASTERS series launched on Cartoon Network USA on Feb. 27, 2004 with a special 90-minute preview event in its top-rated Toonami block.
The series centers on Shobu Kirifuda, who loves to play the special trading card game DUEL MASTERS. A few elite players can actually bring the card creatures to life. Doing so requires passion and discipline, as well as a type of martial art, Kaijudo, "the art of battling with giant monsters," which helps develop and strengthen this ability. Shobu is a good and passionate duelist who learns to tap into the power of an alternate dimension where creatures and the magic in the game actually exist. Shobu must go into the game to find his father, a Kaijudo master. As Shobu searches for his missing father, who has vanished into the card dimension, he gains notoriety and skill as a duelist, and is often guided by memories of his father.
"With its excellent battling scenes and amazing monsters, the DUEL MASTERS show has got everything that eight year old boys love," said Finn Arnesen, vp of programming, acquisitions and development for Cartoon Network, Europe and head of program production for Cartoon Network International.
"This deal is testament to the truly global appeal of DUEL MASTERS, commented Jane Smith, ER group commercial director. This sensational new television show is causing a stir amongst international broadcasters and is set to be the most talked about kids TV show of 2004." ER (www.entertainmentrights.com) considers this sale a major coup in securing the best possible broadcast platform for launching this show to its target demographic.


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Ernst Heim(11 May 1854 — October 1952)
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=Alternative Names/Transliterations: Friedrich Ernst Heim; Ernst Hohmann-Heim
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Miscellaneous information
- Husband of Mathilde Heim-Brem.
- MusicSack lists one source (Kurschners Deutscher Musiker-Kalender 1954) for Heims' date of death as 1952. Viaf and nearly all other secondary sources list his date of death as 1935. Can anyone find a primary source for this?
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Works edited by: Heim, Ernst
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Books by: Heim, Ernst
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