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WASHINGTON (WUSA9) -- By the third time in the station, I picked up on the routine, get there at 3:00 p.m., bug Manny and ask him a million questions about the TV industry, the newsroom and life. Then, at 3:30 p.m. sharp, go to the news meeting to pitch ideas and find stories to go out hunting for.
I love having an excuse to be on Twitter. That's where so many story ideas come from. Voyager 1 was trending, and I thought it'd be awesome to cover the first human craft that had left our solar system...finally, after 36 years. But, NASA had already had its press conference, so there was no where to actually go and report.
On my way to work, the clouds started to turn gray and I knew it was going to rain. Ken Molestina, a super cool WUSA9 reporter was assigned a story at BWI airport because it had been shut down from the storm. I hopped on board immediately. Ken, James Hash (the cameraman,) and I headed out soon after. I learned a valuable lesson before leaving the station. Always bring food that doesn't need a microwave. All the food I brought that day needed a microwave and I wasn't going to get the chance to eat it because we wouldn't be back at the studio until past midnight.
The drive was long. Traffic in DC was backed up. And the rain was incredible. I don't think I've ever seen that much rain before. But I love the rain, so I didn't mind....however, props to Hash for driving a news truck in that weather! I got to sit in the back and enjoy the view for the next couple hours.
Once we arrived to BWI, we saw other news stations set up covering the same story...but the airport was empty. And we soon found out everyone else was struggling with finding a timely story as well. All the chaos had gone down hours before, but due to the weather, we couldn't make it on time.
Ken interviewed a couple girls who were waiting for their ride to pick them up since their flights were canceled. He also interviewed the airport PIO. We then found a group of hundreds of people who were waiting to be picked up or whose flights had been canceled. Once we pulled together a story idea. I was dubbed the great task of interviewing people who had a terrible day due to their travel plans being shattered into pieces. I eventually interviewed almost 10 people.
Hash taught me how to approach people before interviewing them. He told me this task is a sales job. You have to sell the opportunity to do a TV interview to the interviewee. Many people were in terrible moods and didn't want a camera in their faces. However, after having a few laughs with people, we got great interviews for the TV segment!
After interviews I got to do my stand-up for my reel. The BEST PART OF MY INTERNSHIP! And my purpose according to my mentor, Manny. "You are only here for stand-ups!" I always hear that statement in my head, every time I go out in the news truck.
There were so many people around, watching me do the stand up. Some strange, creepy people were distracting, wanting to "be on TV," and would get in the way...so awkward.
It took four times before I got a good stand-up. I work better under pressure, and when I know people are waiting on me. It gets a better "performance" out of me. But I'm thankful for Hash and Ken being patient with me and giving me such great advice to better my stand-ups. Their advice got be a solid stand-up, Manny called it "excellent." That made my day!
After my stand-up, we grabbed Subway for dinner, and headed back to the truck to put the story together. We were under deadline, as always....and Ken had a live shot at 11 PM.
Back in the parking lot, there were other news trucks. Ken took me to meet the WJZ (CBS Baltimore) crew. I was so excited! I love their stories! I always watch the news packages on their site while I'm at my other job (WNEW, CBS Radio.)
Once 11PM hit, Kenny did his live shot. It took a couple minutes, and we headed back to DC around 11:30PM. The talk on our way back to the station was one I'll remember for a long time.
As glamorous and rewarding the job of a reporter may seem to aspiring reporters, IT. IS. NOT. EASY. There are so many sacrifices you WILL make and a good chance you will grow some-what bitter. There's so much struggle involved in this profession and everything that you think could go wrong, WILL go wrong.
To put it in simpler terms, if you pursue this job you have to REALLY want it. If you are asked "why do you want to be a broadcast journalist?" and your answers include any of the following DON'T DO IT!
1) I want to be on TV.
2) I want to be famous.
3) It looks easy.
4) I want to be verified on Twitter.
5) I want easy hours.
6) Cause I'll finally be cool.
Just don't do it.
I asked Ken, why do you do this job...he answered, "honestly, I just love telling stories."
That is the EXACT answer I give to everyone who asks me. It made me feel so much better to know that I share the same reason of choosing this profession as experienced reporters.
Can't wait to share more with you all!
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By Suzanne Ross
September 7, 2005 12:00 AM PT
Searching for something on the Web, but can't spell it? Don't worry. It's all been done before.
Researchers at Microsoft have discovered a way to use the spelling expertise of millions to improve your spelling, and therefore, your chances of finding the information you need. Their research revealed that about 80% of the people searching for similar subjects on the Web know how to spell the topic correctly, with only about 10% being way off base.
"People are doing their best to spell things in the right way so they can find information," said Silviu Cucerzan, the lead researcher on the project. "Our idea was that the people who can't spell a term correctly can be helped by the people who are spelling it correctly."
Cucerzan and his research partner, Eric Brill, are excited about the possibilities in using query logs to learn about what people like and what people want. A lot of queries contain implicit information. At a simple level, query logs can tell us the most popular searches — such as, are people searching on Jennifer Lopez more than they�re searching on Jennifer Garner? MSN has even produced a fun Web page to let people see the most popular searches, and to vote on their favs.
But spelling is a bit of a sticky problem. You can't use the traditional spell check methods that are useful in word processing programs. They compare your input with a lexicon of known words and usages. But topics on the Web don�t fall into neat dictionary piles. They're much messier.
For instance, if you type 'swarzenegger' into a word processing program, the program is going to tell you that this isn't a word, never has been a word, that it's so far off from a word that it can't even begin to suggest a different way to spell that combination of letters. But the Web knows better. It knows that the Internet isn't a neat, English only set of facts. It will happily find search results that link to the governor of California. If you spell it correctly.
If you spell your search query incorrectly, most search engines will try to find a close match. Or, the search results might show you sites where others have misspelled it in the same way. This will either 1) send you to a site that has nothing to do with the governor or 2) keep you forever in ignorance of the right way to spell Arnold's last name.
The researchers decided to use an iterative approach to finding the correct spelling for almost any term input into a search engine. It doesn�t even matter what language the search string is, their methods will still find the correct spelling.
The iterative process that Cucerzan and Brill developed matches your misspelled word to a closely related word, and from there to the next best match, and so on until a reasonable search string is found. Here's an example:
Misspelled query:  govnor arnol scwartegger
First iteration:  governor arnold schwartnegger
Second iteration:  governor arnold schwarznegger
Third iteration:  governor arnold schwarzenegger
Fourth iteration:  no further correction needed
Each iteration is based on people's tries at spelling the words in this query correctly, with the last iteration containing the word forms used by the majority of Web searchers.
Because these spell checking methods are based on query sub-strings statistics, they can easily handle misspelled queries such as 'britnet spear inconcert'. The program would break the string into sub-strings of 'britnet spear' and 'inconcert' and then correct the sub-strings to 'britney spears' and 'in concert.'
Cucerzan and Brill's spell checking methods will help you and others find the right information without having to struggle to come up with the proper spelling.

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However all I get is a "bash: zmzimletctl: command not found" error message. Every time I try running zmzimletctl I get the same message.
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Is The Walking Dead New Tonight, December 1, 2013?
Excellent news, The Walking Dead fans! Season 4 of the hit AMC show continues tonight, December 1 at 9 p.m. ET on AMC — and yes, it's a new episode, the mid-season finale!
We already have a good idea of what's to come in Season 4, and a little bit of an idea about Episode 8's events, but check out some spoilers below if you just can't wait until later today to find out what happens to Team Prison, The Governor, and more!
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Jobe Earns Big 12 Weekly Honor
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Jobe earned the honors after recording her Iowa State record 19th career shutout against the Kansas Jayhawks on Friday Oct. 4. Without Jobe's heroics the Cyclones would have fallen to the Jayhawks, as the senior made two huge saves in the first half to stop a Jayhawk attack. With 10 minutes remaining in the first half, a Kansas forward fired a shot dead center and just below the crossbar, Jobe leaped up to deflect the shot over the cross bar and hold the score at 0-0. Less than a minute later she laid out after a ball in the left corner of the goal. Jobe finished the contest with seven total saves. Against Drake, Jobe recorded two saves in cold and rainy conditions, giving up just one goal as the Cyclones tied for the second time this week.
Jobe currently ranks first in the Big 12 Conference in saves with 63. Jobe ranks first in the Cyclone record book for shutouts with 19 in her career and second in saves with 291.


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Model A Roadster Pickup - Classic Bedtime StoriesWritten by on March 1, 2011 Bringing A Forlorn Model A Pickup Bed Back To Life
There are hot rods, and then there are purpose-built hot rods. A Model A roadster pickup is the perfect example of a utilitarian hot rod-you can enjoy it in a leisurely manner, or you can use it to haul things to and fro.
Seeing as we're almost in the year 2011, there aren't as many pristine antique Fords lying around as there used to be. You either buy a restored or hot-rodded one, or take the plunge and dive head first into a restoration project of your own. Fortunately, you won't have to go it alone if you choose the latter option, especially when it comes to replacing the bed wood.
Recently, Bed Wood and Parts in Hopkinsville, Kentucky, undertook the painstaking process of restoring a Model A pickup bed for us to document, and subsequently, illustrate for any of you who may be looking to do the same. If for some reason, however, you have a bed box that is beyond repair, don't despair-there are complete aftermarket beds available, such as those from Brookville Roadster. As for the wood, Bed Wood and Parts has you covered from head to tailgate-from rare, exotic woods to your basic oak. They not only have that, but everything else you'll need to create your show-quality bed floor or one suitable for those weekend Home Depot runs.
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Our bed was in good shape, however the bedsides had numerous dents from years of use and storage. Almost every surface of our bed had these type of dents once the paint was removed.The bed is now clean of all fillers and finishes and is ready for basic metalworking. Have your abrasive blaster blow as much of the abrasive grit from the finished product as possible. Even though we have some work ahead, the metal quality and thickness of this original bed is superior to most reproductions.No exotic tools were used in the restoration of this bed. A couple of basic body hammers, assorted dollies, and an inexpensive stud gun were all that was required.No exotic tools were used in the restoration of this bed. A couple of basic body hammers, assorted dollies, and an inexpensive stud gun were all that was required.Although our bed had very little in the way of rust through, there are places that have minor pitting, which are easily sealed and later filled. The black marks are visual marks that are placed on the metal where high spots are located. These high spots are very difficult to see on the sandblasted surface but can be felt with ease. Marking them ensures that they are not missed.
The lower bed flange had seen many years of abuse. Although the metal is distorted, the panel is very solid and rust free.After about 20 minutes with a hammer, dolly, and straight edge the lower flange is straight. This is important as this flange will be in direct contact with our new wood floor.After some hammer and dolly work, the dents are removed from the bedsides and the panel is now smooth enough for sealer and final bodywork.Here we are removing dents from the upper bedside surface. Dents are first lifted from the lower side with the pick side of the hammer and then leveled with the flat side against the dolly. Extra time spent here will pay big dividends when you get to the body filler stage of your restoration.It is very important that any remaining abrasive be removed with high-pressure air. Prior to application of the sealer, the entire surface is prepped with a wax and grease remover, such as PPG DX330.A two-component, direct-to-metal (DTM) primer surfacer is applied to seal the surface and provide a solid foundation for future work. It is very important to ensure your product is designed for DTM application. Also, many epoxy products have a limited open time before they must be top-coated or re-sanded, so keep this in mind if your project may sit idle for a period of time. When in doubt, consult your paint supplier.
Dents in the front bed panel are removed by lifting them from the back side with the pick side of the hammer where needed and smoothed with the flat side of the hammer.After the basic metalworking is complete, we need to put the bed in sealer to protect against surface rust from humidity and handling.Now that the sheetmetal portion is finished, it's time to cut some curly, wormy maple bed wood for test-fitting into the bed.It is very important at this stage to test-fit all of your wood to the bed. Any holes that are required to go through the wood surface should be drilled at this time. This allows for the holes to be sealed during the wood finishing process to ensure no moisture gets to the wood after installation.Test-fit of the wood is complete. We ensured that all the gaps are correct and the strip mounting holes are accessible. The next time this wood is installed in the bed it will have a show-quality clear finish.


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Trailer overturns on I-75, tying up traffic
Published: Saturday, March 30, 2013 at 6:53 p.m.
Last Modified: Saturday, March 30, 2013 at 6:53 p.m.
An overturned trailer snarled northbound traffic on Interstate 75 for a few hours Saturday.
A 2002 Ford F-350 pickup truck was towing a trailer and heading north on I-75 just before 10 a.m. when the trailer began to sway, according to Florida Highway Patrol reports.
Douglas Hawkins, 43, of Macomb, Mich., said he lost control of the truck just before the U.S. Highway 27 exit, and crashed into the median guardrail. The trailer overturned blocking the inside lane of the three-lane highway, reports state.
Hawkins was not hurt, but the truck suffered an estimated $7,000 in damage. Charges are pending, according to reports.
Traffic was back to normal by early afternoon.
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text: She came, she saw, she twerked. This year was a good one for the former "Hannah Montana" star; she was among the top searched terms on Yahoo, was named MTV's Artist of the Year, and had a chart-topping album, "Bangerz." Sure she may have been named among the year's worst dressed, broke up with her fiance had a very public Internet feud with Sinead O'Connor, but she also helped usher the word – and the dance – "twerk" into popular culture. From twerking on everything – from a guy in a Beetlejuice suit to Santa Claus, most of the time she did it with her tongue hanging out. Here's some of our favorite Miley moments of 2013.


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by Jonathan Zeller, 01/17/2012
(From left) Red Panda and Coquerel's Sifaka photos by Julie Larsen Maher/WCS
There are plenty of places on the Internet where you can find pictures of adorable animals, but we're upping the ante: the following slides depict cuddly creatures that live right here in New York City. In addition to gawking at photos of these irresistible little critters and learning fun facts about them, you'll find out which zoo (or aquarium) they call home and where in that facility they live—so you can go visit them yourself. That's right—this is an actionable cute-animals slideshow. You're welcome.


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We've enjoyed some awesome wines this past year and some not so awesome ones. Below are some of my value picks that stood out this past year. Remember to enjoy wine to the fullest, determine your palate--ie., what YOU like and then determine a price point--what you would be willing to pay for an everyday wine--then start drinking making notes so that you can determine some patterns of what you gravitate toward. Once you know what you like, every now and then, go out of your pattern and experiment! There are so many wines produced today, don't bore yourself with the same old same old. Whatever you do, follow our blog to help you with your selections; why spend money on something you know you won't like! And whatever you do, "Raise glass!"
Slight cocoa and blackberry with ripe plum with a cedary presence on the edge.
Palate--Slightly chewy tannins with understated berry flavor; warm simple bready fruit. This wine needs to warm up from my cellar and open up;
After ample breathing this wine just never comes around. At the $20 price point it is a big disappointment as there are many solid Cabs with loads of character out there at this price point. Find something else; this is just too costly for what you get.
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"Research Bits" provide a glimpse into the research being conducted around the world through brief interviews with researchers.
Field correspondent Josephine Cheng conducted these brief interviews during the Microsoft Research Faculty Summit 2013.
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This lithe, handsome Scottish actor appeared in three action movies in the late 1990s before audiences actually caught a glimpse of his face. An expert martial artist, Ray Park made his big-screen debut as the stunt double for James Remar's character Rayden in "Mortal Kombat: The Annihilation", the 1997 movie based on the popular video fighting game. Park then donned red and black face paint and horns to play the coveted role of evil Darth Maul, foe to Liam Neeson, Natalie Portman and Ewan McGregor in the eagerly awaited "Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace", following that up with a return to his stunt-man roots in "Sleepy Hollow" (both 1999) as the double for equine-phobic Christophe... Continue Bio >>
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I'm not into the World Cup; but bowls, yeah, I can do that
It's been three years since I dug out my mini-lathe from under a bench and put it to use. So in recent weeks, while working on an article for the magazine about bowl turning, I began to get the itch again. But before I could use my lathe, a 12″ Rikon, I had to clean it up and give it a fresh coat of Boeshield T-9 to ward off rust, followed by lube to make the banjo and tailstock slide smoothly. This was also a great time to try out the one part of equipment that had until now been missing from my turning arsenal: a sharpening jig. I've had an 8″ grinder with good wheels, but freehand sharpening my turning chisels was proving to be a disaster. So I broke down and got a Oneway Wolverine sharpening attachment for my grinder. It works perfectly with a little practice. Now my chisels are sharp, and I can quickly touch them up with repeatable precision.
So after a few failures at turning some dry chunks of firewood—actually I decided to call that practice—I turned out a decent bowl from a piece of 2″-thick red oak (on the left). Then I decided to glue together a bunch of the scraps that I seem to collect and make a few bowl blanks. The one on the right is the result of this, an 11″-inch diameter bowl that turned out decent. After blowing apart a maple bowl, I wrapped up the weekend with the elm bowl in the back. (It still needs a little sanding.) But overall I'm having fun getting back into turning. Bowls make nice gifts, so I'll probably be making a few more over the next few months. I also want to practice my spindle turning skills so I can get back to making furniture.
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Warning: Don't be conFused, this blog post is not entirely about glass.
This may come as a shock to you…I read blogs that aren't about glass. I have always loved creativity and craft and enjoy so many blogs that inspire me to be more creative in my life.
Today I would like to share one of those blogs with you. Tutto Bella is written by 3 adorable sisters; Jessica, Jenna, and Jodi. Here is how Tre Sorelle (three sisters) describe their blog:
It's our passion for all things beautiful (tutto bella) that we created this blog. We love weddings and believe true love lasts a lifetime. We believe fine stationery sets the tone for a party. We love catching up on the latest trends in fashion, colors and decor, while remaining true to the classics. We love babies. We love good photos, cocktails and a memorable party. And we believe the details, even the smallest detail, can make all the difference.
So why am I featuring Tutto Bella on a blog that is supposed to be about glass? watch this…
Somewhere out there a fused glass artist just swooned! When I read Tutto Bella's blog post, DIY Serving Tray (Dec. 19, 2011), I couldn't help but think of fused glass. How clever, fused candy trays!
I emailed Tre Sorelle to ask permission to feature their blog and use their photos. Jessica emailed back giving permission and suggested that using a clear hard candy, like Jolly Ranchers, would make the trays look more glass-like. I think Jessica has the makings of a fused glass artist inside of her!
CLICK HERE to read the instructions on how to make these cute fused candy trays.
I see single and multi-stacked pieces of hard candy melting away in my oven. Or even candy canes would fuse nicely! Give this a try and then share your results with me.
It is FRIDAY!
I wish all of you a very SWEET holiday weekend. If you've got time, check out the GlassChat Holiday Party Pinterest board. We've got lots of videos and photos to share.
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While installing the ZCS network edition on RH EL 4 and the install worked just dandy till I run inot a strage issue where at the end of the install it said that reverse dns lookup could resolve to the fully qulified name of the machine and the domain and not to the domain .... ?
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McMECHEN - With an hour bus trip, an early afternoon start and the absence of two players and coach Mallory Blanton because of the flu, Toronto found itself behind the eight ball heading into a contest with a steadily improving Bishop Donahue team Saturday.
And the Bishops felt little sympathy for their guests early on, crashing the offensive boards for repeated second and third shots to take a four-point halftime lead.
However, junior Lindsay Bodnar scored 16 points and added eight rebounds and the Red Knights came out of the locker room and went on a 14-3, third-quarter blitz to record a come-from-behind, 47-42, repeat victory against Bishop Donahue.
But while Coach Donnie Gillis' Bishops (3-10) couldn't finish the deal Saturday, he was happy about the progression and improvement his team has made since earlier in the year.
"We had 28 turnovers and they beat us by 28 points earlier this season," Gillis said. "So I think just in that you can tell that we have improved as a team. We average 21 turnovers a game, and that was our high against them. Unfortunately, we have a tendency to not take care of the ball very well."
Not only did the Bishops make a game of it, they turned the ball over just 19 times - three times fewer than the Red Knights.
Rich Coburn, who stepped in for Blanton, watched Toronto (9-5) race to a quick 8-3 lead before settling for a 10-9 margin after the first quarter. After falling behind by as many as six, Donahue used a 10-0 burst to move to a 24-18 lead before the Knights hit a pair of free throws before the halftime buzzer.
Toronto, which had been outrebounded by a 21-14 margin at the break, turned the tables in the tables in the third. After knotting the count at 24-24, and then falling behind by a pair, the Red Knights rolled off 10 points of their own before a late free throw made it a 34-27 lead heading to the fourth.
Bishop Donahue had chances, twice turning the ball over in the final seconds while trailing by just three points, once erasing a made basket.
"We have a lot of sickness going around, but we know that is not an excuse and we have to have kids step up, ready to go and play," Coburn said. "We made some adjustments at the half after getting outrebounded badly in the first half.
"Coming out we knew what we needed to do and we did it. I know they only have three wins, but they are a well-coached team that came to play (Saturday)."
Lexi Berger finished with 11 points for the winners while Kayla Brown had eight. Toronto finished with a 34-29 edge off the glass after a 20-8 showing in the second half. Kat Polinski paced the Bishops with 13 while Kelsey Schau scored 11.
"You have to play all four quarters and can't just quit at the half," Gillis added. "You have to continue on and play and we just didn't."


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The Kitchen Store at J.K. Adams: Kitchen Accessories from Vermont
Store Profile
- Location: multiple locations and online
- Specialty: Vermont-made cutting boards & tools for the home cook
- Price range: ($$) Mid-Range
- Website: thekitchenstoreonline.com
Store History
- Headquarters: Dorset, VT
In a way, the store was established in the 1940s with a tin box serving as the cash register for neighbors and friends buying their treasured J.K. Adams cutting boards. Over the years, the store expanded and in May 2001, opened as a source for tools for the home cook. Located on three floors, the Kitchen Store boasts a staff who love everything from the tasty cheeses fresh from the neighboring farms to the intricacies of the newest java brewmaster.
In the middle of a tour of Vermont dairies, I happened upon this gem of a kitchen store down the street from the Ben & Jerry's factory. Built around the cutting boards and knife blocks made by local woodworkers for over 60 years, the store sells nearly everything for the most important room in the home, curated to include local artisans.
A space that combines the selection of a national brand with the freshness of a log cabin in the woods, I found the atmosphere completely welcoming. Products arranged in collections take on that no-nonsense feeling of a kitchen supply store: a pegboard of cookie cutters, steel shelving of glasses, cases of knives. Vats of extra virgin olive oil and balsamic vinegar are available for bottling. The Vermont-based businesses are scattered throughout: J.K. Adams cutting boards and slate trays, of course, but also a wonderful collection of locally-made spice blends from cultures near and far. Whether you're on the cheese trail or peeping leaves, stop by and they'll welcome you with open arms.
For more about The Kitchen Store at J.K. Adams, visit their store page over at Marketplace.
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Picked up a Vortax Nomad (angled) today, got a great deal on it I might add! $199 at Cabelas.
I need to get a decent tripod for it. I can't really justify a $350+ tripod, does anybody have any suggestions for a quality tripod around the $150 to $200 range. I'd like to keep it fairly light.
I was looking at the Vortex tripods, anybody have experience with these?
All help is greatly appreciated!


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Essure patients testify at Congressional Briefing, highlight 'flaws' in FDA approval of the device
Women who say they were harmed by the permanent birth control device, Essure , testified Thursday before a Congressional Briefing in Washington, D.C.
Cleveland resident Kim Hudak, 42, told her story to a panel of Congressional aides and officials as part of a Hill Briefing called, "Reforming the FDA: The Impact of Proposed Changes on Patients and Health Policy."
At age 28, she said he enrolled as part of the clinical trial for a birth control device that was, at the time, called STOP. She had one child and decided she didn't want more.
The birth control device, now called Essure, consists of two metal coils that are inserted into a woman's fallopian tubes in order to block conception. It's billed as a cheaper, non-surgical alternative to tubal ligation, or getting your tubes tied.
But, Hudak said getting Essure began fourteen years of debilitating health problems for her that will likely never be completely resolved.
"Within the first year, I was diagnosed with fibromyalgia, connective tissue disorder, chronic fatigue and restless leg syndrome," Hudak said. She said she had no previous medial issues.
To read Hudak's complete speech, click here.
The ABC15 Investigators began reporting on Essure nearly a year ago, when dozens of women across the state came forward to talk about their issues after getting the device . Common complaints include bloating, excessive bleeding, rashes and chronic pelvic pain. Women also told us about serious issues they say resulted from Essure, such as miscarriages and ectopic pregnancies.
After our reporting, the manufacturer, Bayer Health Care, added warnings to the product label , and the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) conducted a review of the Adverse Events reported about the device.
Hudak said she obtained her medical records years after participating in the Essure clinical trial, and what she found shocked her.
She said her information had been altered to reflect that she was doing well with the coils. But, she said she had complained of issues the entire time. The issues were documented in the medical exam, but not in the study information, Hudak said.
It's what Dr. Diana Zuckerman, President of the National Center for Health Research , called a "huge flaw in how problems are reported" to the FDA. She attended the briefing with Hudak and another representative of the more than 8,300 women who have united on the "Essure Problems" Facebook page .
"The patients are reporting problems to the company, and the company isn't reporting them to the FDA," she told ABC15. "They're saying, 'Oh that terrible side effect of horrible pain is not related to the device.'"
But, when women have Essure removed by partial or full hysterectomy, she said, most of them feel much better.
Hudak had a hysterectomy to remove the Essure coils, but said the operation left parts of the coils inside of her.
"It's scary. I don't know some days when I go to bed if I'm going to wake up the next morning because some days I'm really, really sick," she said.
Now, she's fighting for the other thousands of women she said are experiencing the same symptoms she has been for more than a decade.
She said she hopes the coils will be removed from the market. But, if they aren't, she said the FDA needs to thoroughly review the device to determine its safety.
"I don't want to see these women continue to get sicker," she said. "I want to see them get help before it's too late to undo the damage that's been done."
If you have had an issue with a medical device, you can report an Adverse Event to the FDA by clicking here .
Bayer told the ABC15 Investigators they continuously review available information about their products, and "when appropriate…work collaboratively with the FDA to update the information available to patients and physicians."
Bayer's Full Statement
At Bayer, we care about patients and take the safety of our products very seriously. We are saddened to hear of any serious health condition affecting a patient using one of our products, regardless of the cause. Essure was approved by the FDA in 2002, and has a well-documented benefit-risk profile, with over 400 peer-reviewed publications and abstracts supporting Essure's safety, efficacy and cost-effectiveness. Approximately 750,000 women worldwide rely upon the Essure procedure for permanent birth control.
The US Food & Drug Administration (FDA) reviewed, among other things, the results from a five-year Essure study. The FDA found that "[a]lthough there is evidence of complications, as there are with all medical devices, overall results from this study did not demonstrate any new safety problems or an increased incidence of problems already known."
The full FDA report can be found at:
In addition, a recent practice bulletin issued by the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists
(ACOG) has recognized that hysteroscopic tubal occlusion for sterilization has high efficacy and low procedure-related risk, cost, and resource requirements.
No form of birth control is without risk or should be considered appropriate for every woman. It is important that women discuss the risks and benefits of any birth control option with their physicians.


text: Kinect for Xbox 360: The inside story of Microsoft's secret 'Project Natal' Microsoft 29 October 10 by David Rowan This article was taken from the November issue of Wired magazine. Be the first to read Wired's articles in print before they're posted online, and get your hands on loads of additional content by subscribing onlineWith its Kinect entertainment platform, Microsoft plans to reinvent how we interact with computers. But first it had to solve a few impossible problems. Wired gains exclusive access to the secret " Project Natal".A jungle drumbeat stirs the air at Jefferson and Figueroa on a balmy June Sunday evening in downtown Los Angeles. The vast Galen Centre, normally a University of Southern California sports arena, has tonight been transformed into a tropical forest, where 76 Cirque du Soleil acrobats, dancers and actors cavort as clowns, cavemen and a lovesick gorilla tying flowers into the hair of unsuspecting guests.Microsoft's Xbox team has packed the hall tonight with VIPs such as Billy Crystal, Michael Cera, Rosario Dawson and Christina Hendricks, but all have been told to wear a white polyester poncho and to enter the auditorium through what appears to be a giant TV into a living-room where actors play family members. As the hour-long show begins, these families are winched up on their sofas to remain high above the audience, cheering as eight-metre projection screens, in total longer than an American football field, flash into life."Since the dawn of time, humanity's long journey has led us to countless discoveries," a solemn voice intones on the loudspeakers. "Yet with each leap forward for civilisation, more people have been left behind. But our quest has taken us to a completely new horizon." There is a pause. "History is about to be rewritten. This time human beings will be at the centre -- and the machines will be the ones that adapt. After five million years of evolution, is it possible that the future of humanity is humanity itself?"A four-metre puppet elephant slowly carries a boy towards a hill of rocks, from which emerges a giant 3D black-and-green Xbox logo that raises him higher. Green lights suddenly shine out from the poncho shoulder pads. "Hi, Alex," the voice booms. "Welcome home." The boy is lifted to a 12-metre-diameter rotating steel chamber bearing a screen on which he interacts with an avatar that copies his every movement. He then climbs inside into a rotating living-room where a family is enjoying a car-racing game they continue to play even when upside down.As the screen reveals to Alex, this is "Kinect" -- Microsoft's new motion-sensing system for the Xbox 360 that does away with the game controller in favour of the player's own body. The games demonstrated tonight -- from bowling to yoga, river-rafting to road racing -- suggest only the beginnings of why Microsoft sees Kinect as its next multi-billion- dollar bet. It's not simply that it can track your body in real time, or recognise who in the room is playing, or respond to voice commands. It's that it can do all of these things at the same time -- heralding what its creators call the era of NUI: natural user interface.At the global media briefing next morning, Don Mattrick, senior VP for interactive entertainment, explains why this is about much more than gaming."Kinect brings your living-room alive in a social and accessible way," he tells the Wiltern Theatre. "Interactive entertainment is the greatest form of all entertainment, and it should be open and approachable to as many people as possible. It is this belief that led us to remove the last barrier between you and the entertainment you love. By making you the controller, we will transform how you and your friends experience games and entertainment."So as well as demonstrations of Kinect Sports (from soccer to bowling), Dance Central (screen-based dance lessons) and Kinectimals (interaction with virtual pets), journalists are shown Laura, one of the Kinect engineers, videoconferencing headset-free with her twin sister Kristen in Texas -- and she merely says, "Xbox end chat," when it's time to disconnect. Ron, another engineer, signs in to Kinect simply by waving, and then similarly waves the air to access Netflix, Facebook and Last.fm."Xbox, play music," he says; then, "Xbox, pause." No remote control.An hour later, Matt Barlow, marketing boss for Xbox 360 and Xbox Live, explains to Wired the vast business opportunity ahead. "Gaming is a $48 billion business," he says. "The challenge is how you continue to grow. We have the capability to turn your living room into a petting zoo, into a sports stadium -- so our customer base is all those who have rejected gaming either because of the content or the controller. If you could say doubling, tripling, quadrupling the audience -- I believe that. We're also talking about a hypersocial audience, predominantly female, who want to interact while playing."As other executives point out, this is about far more than gaming to Microsoft. "We believe the platform will move beyond the console," says Ben Kilgore, general manager of the Xbox platform. "Every kind of major Microsoft group in the company is evaluating Kinect. They're trying to understand what it means for those experiences."By mid-2007, Don Mattrick, who runs Microsoft's interactive-entertainment business division in Redmond, Washington state, was demanding a new direction for the Xbox 360. "There has to be a fundamental reimagining of the way we interact," explained Marc Whitten, Xbox Live VP, in a strategy meeting. To be fair, Whitten -- along with the rest of the senior executive team -- wasn't certain what this meant in terms of hardware. Still, they compiled a cursory list of desired features: motion-tracking controls, facial recognition, speech recognition and backwards compatibility.The problem wasn't vision. It was the task's sheer impossibility. Finding cameras that could map a living-room in 3D was easy. Getting one reliably to decode the flailing limbs and shouts of 40 million Xbox users was a whole other dream. To pull this off, the hardware would require software "brain" capable of interpreting what the team calculated was a crushing 1023 spatial and aural variables at any given moment. And it would have to do this on the fly, with no perceptible on-screen lag.Still, fragments of the solution did already seem in place. Microsoft Research's Beijing bureau had collected tomes on the successes (and failings) of facial-recognition technology. Redmond's speech-recognition software -- which now ships in Windows 7 and the Ford Focus -- had already been in development for decades. And Redmond's hardware engineers were busy creating exotic gyroscopic and accelerometer-based controller prototypes in anticipation of the coming shift. But it would take exhaustive research and testing before anyone could guess whether such a shift would be workable -- or profitable.As 2008 began, Mattrick made it known that he wanted to transform and expand Xbox 360 and allow users to experience gaming and entertainment in a different, more social way. Could his teams take depth sensors, multi-array microphones and RGB cameras and turn them into a consumer experience? The magic box would need to track people at 30 frames per second, recognise them, understand how they move, and incorporate voice recognition -- and all in ways that could enhance the game experience. There was just one problem: this hadn't yet been done anywhere in the world. Read page 2 12345 Read on one page Latest on wired.co.uk


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Zack and Tiffany Grannan wanted to forego a large wedding and the expense and stress that can come with such an undertaking, so they decided to get married at a resort in Jamaica. Just the two of them.
There was just one hitch, however. They landed on the island just days before Hurricane Sandy hit, which did significant damage to the resort at which they were staying and nearly cancelled the wedding.
Safely back in Ocala, the couple reflected recently on their frightening, yet ultimately happy, experience.
"At first we thought we weren't going to be able to get married. The gazebo where it was going to be held was almost destroyed," Tiffany Grannan said.
But, with just hours to spare before their flight back to the U.S., the gazebo was repaired and the two were married.
"The paint was still wet, you could smell it, and they kept warning us not to lean against or touch anything," Zack Grannan said.
The couple arrived in Jamaica on Sunday, Oct. 21. Sandy was still a low pressure system. A day later it became a tropical storm and was headed right for the island. Their Oct. 23 wedding was postponed as Jamaica braced for its first direct hit from a storm since 1988. A day later, Hurricane Sandy, with winds of 80 mph, made landfall and devastated the island, knocking out power to about 70 percent of the population.
At Zack and Tiffany's seaside resort, the seaside got a lot closer.
"We lost power and the first floor of the hotel was flooded," Zack said. "The pool tables were covered with sand, the beach was basically inside."
After the storm passed, the beach was closed because of debris — and the wedding was still in limbo.
"We didn't know if the minister was going to be available to perform the ceremony. They had to deal with their own families," Zack Grannan said.
After a generator restored some power to the resort, they mostly hung around the pool and watched television. By Friday, they got the news that a quick ceremony could be performed the next day, just in time before their Sunday departure.
"I guess we had the honeymoon first. It was an experience, but the resort employees treated us great," Zach Grannan said.
Despite the hassles, the couple — he is a firefighter and she is a radiology technician, both age 23 — wouldn't change a thing.
"I'd take (the hurricane) over a big wedding any day. It's just too stressful," Tiffany Grannan said.
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Looking for ideas for a birthday drink. NOT the 21-shot specials that some of you young-uns seem to adore, but something unique and memorable for someone a bit older.
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Try the three wisemen shot
This may or may not be a "chick" drink, but I have always been fond of grasshoppers. Always enjoyed the mint flavor ice cream taste.
today is my best man's birthday too- he was always fond of Manhattans, so that is the first thing that comes to mind, but I am not a fan of bourbon- I like a less smoky tasting scotch.
We just got a vitamix blender from costco and promptly went though two doubles of JC making margaritas, so that is my current drink.
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Jamaican bicycle
Or Prairie Fire. Both tasty ;)
Originally Posted by AlleyAddict
Birthday Cake?
Tried that a couple of weeks ago...did not like it! Yuck!
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Try the three wisemen shot
I threw up in my mouth just reading that...
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Originally Posted by Bigman38
Try the three wisemen shot
Oy... Why not just go all in and add a Long Island Iced Tea on top of that?
Originally Posted by AlleyAddict
Birthday Cake?
It's only a matter of time until UV Chocolate Chip Cookies.
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Jamaican bicycle
Or Prairie Fire. Both tasty ;)
Jamaican bicycle delicious, prairie fire devil. how can you be so far at each end, oh wait winky face is replacing jimlad, got it
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Moscow Mule
Vodka, ginger beer (different that ginger ale), and lime. Must be served in a copper mug. Head to Wallaby's and see if they still serve them in the copper mug.
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My wife loves that stuff with orange soda. Tastes like a creamsicle. Pretty good. Kinda girly. :D
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A Comparison of Adherence Rates to Ritonavir and Its Accompanying Protease Inhibitor
The recruitment status of this study is unknown because the information has not been verified recently.
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Pharmacologic boosting of protease inhibitors with ritonavir has become standard practice in antiretroviral therapy. Patients are instructed to take ritonavir at the same time as its accompanying protease inhibitor. However, ritonavir is unpopular with many patients because of its large size and because of the recommended need for refrigeration. This study will test the hypothesis that adherence to ritonavir is inferior to adherence to its accompanying protease inhibitor in patients receiving such therapy.
HIV Infections
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Observational Model: Cohort
Time Perspective: Prospective
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|A Comparison of Adherence Rates to Ritonavir (Soft-gel Capsules) and Its Accompanying Protease Inhibitor (PI) in Patients Receiving Ritonavir Boosted PI Regimens
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The study staff will employ MEMS caps to prospectively measure adherence to ritonavir and its accompanying protease inhibitor over 24 weeks of follow-up. Paired sample t-tests will be employed to compare adherence to the two agents, and secondary analyses will be conducted to evaluate the chronologic concordance of ritonavir and accompanying protease inhibitor dosing.
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Subjects will be recruited from the Montefiore Medical Center Infectious Diseases Clinic who meet eligibility criteria described below.
Inclusion Criteria:
- HIV infection, age>18 years, receiving therapy with ritonavir-boosted atazanavir or fosamprenavir, willingness to use MEMS caps, willingness to provide informed consent
Exclusion Criteria:
- Treatment with any medication that is contraindicated in combination with ritonavir or its accompanying protease inhibitor
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You can have your computer play a sound when certain events happen, such as when you log on or when you receive a new e‑mail. Windows comes with several sound schemes that play for common program events. Additionally, some desktop themes have their own sound schemes.
Open Audio Devices and Sound Themes by clicking the Start button , clicking Control Panel, clicking Hardware and Sound, and then clicking Sound.
Click the Sounds tab, and then, under Sound Scheme, select the sound scheme you want to use.
Click the Sounds tab, and then, in the Program list, select the event whose sound you want to change.
Under Sounds, click the sound that you want to associate with the event. If the sound you want to use isn't listed, click Browse to locate it.
To preview any sound in the Sounds list, press the Play button.
If you make changes to the individual sounds in a sound scheme, you can save the changes by saving a new sound scheme.
Click the Sounds tab, and then, in the Program list, assign the sound you want to play for each event.
Under Sound scheme, click Save As, and then type a name for the new sound scheme.


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Ummm . . . Martin was never charged with anything and he is innocent until proven guilty too.
Yeah, I hear they hardly ever charge deceased persons with crimes.
I tried to explain that to him
To elaborate..... That's what liberals do. Of course you can't charge a dead person with a crime. It's simply prolate trying to propagate his liberal agenda in an underhanded fashion. Nothing new.
Hey rocket scientist, you can't be convicted at someone else's trial.
That's okay, I see the brain off switch has been activated.
Prolate, why do you bother still carrying on with them? They're never wrong, don't like blacks apparently and don't want to admit Zimmerman leaving the car shows intent to confront Martin.
You can't argue with stupid. This thread was dead a long time ago. It's why no one else is really in on it besides the one who are picking up poms poms almost happy Martin is dead and Zimmerman isn't held accountable for the death.
They also think a teenager can beat up an adult to the point the adult needs to pull out a gun. lol
Do you really not hear yourself? The jury and court thought the same exact thing that you accuse us of. That makes us right and YOU ARE WRONG, RUSS. WAKE THE F-UP! For the last time, I am not a racist. I have nothing against blacks, or any other race for that matter. YOU are the one making it about race, You are a fraud, and an immature little bytch. I do know this much! When I was 17, I was 6'1", 210, 325lb bench, a future D-1 athlete in two differnt sports and could crush your pathetic little azz with very little effort no matter what your age was. How do I know? First because at that age I was twice as cocky as you may think I am now and got myself into many, many fights because of it. Yup, older guys from college, and several road rage incidents while driving my Z-28 like a mad man against grown men while their families watched their Dad/Husband get his azz kicked by a 17-yr old kid. Not proud of it, just telling the truth about how it really was for me.....And, because I can tell by the way you talk to EVERYBODY today that you were a weasley, spindly litte weirdo, or just a fat lethargic little insecure punk who got picked on as a kid all of the time and now its time for you to pretend that you know everything and everybody only because you can hide behind your keyboard. And you think that a 17-yr old kid doesn't have a chance against a "grown man". I PROMISE YOU I DID so I can relate with to the reality of such a possibility, and you simply can't. Me at 17 against you at any age? You had better have a gun and know how to use it. Now shut the F-up and go dream about how much smarter you are about everything than everybody. The only one who truly believes that on these boards is YOU. And even you don't truly believe it, because you reallly know who you aren't. So sad, dude, so very sad.........I tried to give you credit in the beginning, now I just feel bad for not admitting I was wrong about you months ago. Screw off nut job.


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The road map on medicines adherence—once a straight line to a certain destination called prescription non-compliance—is starting to set some potentially exhilarating new curves. A rush of advanced, personalized technology applications; new legislated requirements under US health reform, accompanied by more public funding for patient-centered behavioral research; and heightened interest in the clinical benefits and cost savings from adherence particularly among pharmacists, payers, and employers—are each adding a flash of fresh chrome to the decades of effort to build a better model for getting patients to take their medicines.
Industry was quick to notice, with PhRMA President John Castellani lauding the report as "a sea change in government thinking," helping to tag adherence as a national priority. Such a designation can come none too soon for Big Pharma, which, according to data from the consultancy Capgemini, ceded $188 billion in potential 2011 profits in the United States alone from poor rates of medication compliance among patients taking their drugs.Mandate for change?
Nauman's message underscores that to prevail, drug companies must think more strategically about their overall patient engagement tactics. The key is to develop scalable, "win-win" campaigns—campaigns that consist of content people want to consume, help support and enhance brands' market position, offer attractive value propositions to providers, and deliver a measurable ROI by helping the patient to be compliant through the full course of treatment.


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After a high-profile split with the organization, "The Ultimate Fighter 8" champion Efrain Escudero (18-3 MMA, 3-2 UFC) is returning to the UFC.
Multiple sources close to the event today told MMAjunkie.com (www.mmajunkie.com) that T.J. Grant (17-5 MMA, 4-3 UFC) has suffered an undisclosed injury and has been forced out of this month's UFC 141 event. UFC officials later confirmed the change.
Now, Escudero takes Grant's place and fights fast-rising lightweight Jacob Volkmann (13-2 MMA, 4-2 UFC).
UFC 141 fight takes place Dec. 30 at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas. The event, which takes place on a Friday to avoid Sin City's usual New Year's Eve congestion, features a pay-per-view main card.
Escudero vs. Volkmann is slated for prelims that are expected to stream on Facebook.
Escudero had been slated to fight Jeff Rexroad at next week's HDNet-televised Legacy Fighting Championship 9 event in Houston. However, with the UFC fight apparently being finalized, he's expected to scratch from the Legacy card.
In the final appearance of his first UFC stint, Escudero missed weight (159 pounds) and then suffered a submission loss to Charles Oliveira at UFC Fight Night 22. Despite a 3-2 record in the organization, the UFC cut him after the gaffe. Since then, he's posted a 5-1 record in organizations such as Tachi Palace Fights and Bellator. The lone loss came to UFC and Strikeforce vet Fabricio Camoes via decision.
Since a pair of losses to Paulo Thiago and Martin Kampmann in his first two UFC fights, Volkmann has earned consecutive decision victories over Rony Torres, Paul Kelly, Antonio McKee and Danny Castillo. The former University of Minnesota All-American wrestler and practicing chiropractor dropped from welterweight to lightweight after the initial UFC losses.
The latest UFC 141 card now includes:
MAIN CARD (Pay-per-view)
- Brock Lesnar vs. Alistair Overeem
- Donald Cerrone vs. Nate Diaz
- Jon Fitch vs. Johny Hendricks
- Alexander Gustafsson vs. Vladimir Matyushenko
- Jim Hettes vs. Nam Phan
PRELIMINARY CARD (Spike TV)
- Junior Assuncao vs. Ross Pearson
- Ramsey Nijem vs. Anthony Njokuani
- Dong Hyun Kim vs. Sean Pierson
- Efrain Escudero vs. Jacob Volkmann
- Luis Ramos vs. Matt Riddle
- Manny Gamburyan vs. Diego Nunes
For more on UFC 141, stay tuned to the UFC Rumors section of the site.
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Because if I don't make this thread, someone else will. As of now, no prize, because I'm still finishing The Ripper's comic cover.
If-and only if- I finish it by the end of the first week of September, I'll offer what I did last time, one randomly chosen person from those who guess the correct date (I'll make multiple winners if console and PC are not released on the same day) will get a TWD cover of themselves (or a friend/family member)
iOS releases are on a different schedule, so that doesn't count as a win. Just Mac/PC-Xbox-PS3 guesses.
Happy guessing!
-Sorry I remade the thread, poll wasn't working properly.


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We are starting to evaluate Zimbra Open Source as an archival system for Exchange.
I'll take a user's mailbox and generate a PST file that contains every message in every folder that's over a 1MB and it's more than a year old. For one of our power users, it generated a 4GB PST file.
I made the registry changes to remove the 10MB attachment limit. I started the import and waited, and waited. And waited over Thanksgiving holiday.
96 hours to import a single 4.5GB PST using the import tool! Plus, I didn't set the error threshold registry tweak, so now I have to do it again (it got to about 95% complete).
Does this sound reasonable? I'm running the import wizard on basically a virgin XP installation (it has Outlook 2003 of course) on a fast 2.4ghz Core2Duo w/4GB of memory. The Zimbra server itself isn't a speed demon but it's a 1.6ghz G5 w/2GB of memory.
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But not beyond anything a marketing expert could dream of. Through consumer-generated content, people who might not otherwise associate are forging meaningful connections—in virtual communities—based on their common knowledge, interests, and goals. These communities, called social networks, are redefining commercial spaces—and classic marketing concepts like "brand as product" and "word of mouth"—with their 24/7 consumer-driven dynamism.
Online social networks are the spawn of Internet technology and the rise of a new wave of connected consumers. This "Generation C" shares digital content via blogs and other interactive Web sites, mobile phones, and devices like the BlackBerry. Contrary to popular perception, though, Gen C is not the exclusive domain of idle teens; nearly half of all http://MySpace.com/ visitors are 35 and older.
Some history: Social networks first emerged to meet basic communication needs among Web users, but commercial applications quickly became evident. Reader-posted reviews made http://Amazon.com/ one of the first profitable interactive communities focused on a shared interest. Friendster.com,/ http://Tribe.com/, and similar services enabled members to organize their recreational and business activities. Soon they were trading up to the next model of social-networking sites, which were more user-friendly and segmented around specific interests, such as business, politics, culture, and gaming. http://MySpace.com/, which provides access to a network of friends, photos, videos, music, and blogs, is one of the most visited sites on the Web and features more than 100 million individual profiles.


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Results tagged ' Matt Herges '
Royals sign veteran Matt Herges to a minor league deal
The announced today that the club has signed right-handed pitcher Matt Herges to a minor league contract for the 2010 season. Herges will be invited to Major League Spring Training in Surprise, Ariz.
The 39-year old veteran split 2009 between Cleveland and Colorado, compiling a 2-1 record and a 3.55 ERA in 21 relief appearances for the Indians and a 1-0 mark with a 2.89 ERA in nine games for the N.L. Wild Card champion Rockies. The 6-foot right-hander is 43-35 with a 3.91 career ERA in 567 appearances (4 starts) over parts of 11 seasons for the Dodgers (1999-2001), Expos (2002), Padres (2003), Giants (2003-05), Diamondbacks (2005), Marlins (2006), Rockies (2007-08, 2009) and Indians (2009).
Herges held the opposition scoreless in all seven of his postseason outings for the 2007 Rockies, including three appearances (3.1 IP) in the World Series.
Born in Champaign, Ill., Herges and his wife, Jane, have two sons, Tyler and Bryce, and one daughter, Julia, and reside in Scottsdale, Ariz. We welcome Matt to the club!


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Coconut Pecan Brownies
- Prep Time: 15 min
- Cook Time: 45 min
- Ready Time: 120 min
- Yield: 24 bars
- Crisco® Original No-Stick Cooking Spray
- 1 package Pillsbury™ Family Size Chocolate Fudge Brownie Mix
- 2/3 cup Crisco® Pure Vegetable Oil
- 1/4 cup water
- 2 eggs
- 1 container Pillsbury™ Creamy Supreme® Coconut Pecan Flavored Frosting
- 1 (8 oz.) container sour cream
- 1/2 cup chopped pecans
- 1/2 cup miniature semi-sweet chocolate chips
Preparation Directions
- HEAT oven to 350°F. Coat 13 x 9-inch baking pan with no-stick cooking spray.
- COMBINE brownie mix, oil, water and eggs in large bowl. Stir 50 strokes by hand. Add frosting and sour cream; mix well. Spread batter into prepared pan. Sprinkle evenly with pecans and chocolate chips.
- BAKE 42 to 52 minutes or until toothpick inserted in center comes out clean. Cool completely. Cut into bars.
Nutritional Information Per Serving
Serving Size (1 brownie, 1/24 of recipe), Calories 270 (Calories from Fat 150), Total Fat 16g (Saturated Fat 4.5g, Trans Fat 1g), Cholesterol 20mg, Sodium 105mg, Total Carbohydrate 31g (Dietary Fiber 1g, Sugars 24g), Protein 2g; Percent Daily Value*: Vitamin A 2%, Vitamin C 0%, Calcium 2%, Iron 4%.
*Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
* Ensure all recipe ingredients are gluten free by referencing the ingredient labels, as products may vary. If uncertain, contact the ingredient manufacturer.


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May 30, 2016
Several days of heavy rain are beginning to have an impact on the levels of local lakes and rivers.
The Pearl River at Philadelphia is above flood stage and is expected to rise Wednesday night, and cause flooding at Burnside Park.
The river is expected to crest about 3.5 feet above flood stage.
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I'm standing in thigh-deep water. My wife is to my right, a guide, a few years older than I am, is between us. I'm wearing waders, have a fly rod in my hand, the water is rushing by, and this is all unfamiliar. I bike, I hike, I exercise a lot, but I don't fish; at least not very often.
The fly is on my hook and I'm told what to do: hold the rod at 11 o'clock (I'm left handed); use your elbow not your wrist; cast gently forward with the rod straight above. Those are three simple instructions. I've read up on casting and even watched a few YouTube videos, which I can even now access on my smartphone.
While I'm not a fisherman, I want to do this right, particularly with my wife, the experienced fisherwoman in our home, watching my very first cast. My arm is back; I use my elbow; gently cast, and out goes the line. My wife gasps, "Are you OK?" I assure her I am as I carefully remove the small hook from the fat part of my cheek right next to my nose.
The guide wades over; he makes sure I'm all right. Then he says, "Watch," as he casts a few times. He takes my arm, shows me the motion. I repeat it and the casts are much better—towards the water and not my face. I fish a couple hours.
My casts are a little more fluid but far from good. This "simple" casting movement takes a lot of practice, skill and touch. I get that now. Experience is the best, though at times a painful, teacher.
What's this have to do with workplace learning, particularly on topics where leadership skill and communication are involved? Everything.
Wouldn't it be great if we could teach everyone all they needed to know about compliance topics in a single class—whether delivered in person or online—and then move on to the next subject knowing all would be fine?
That drill surely doesn't work with fly fishing. You need someone to show you the basics. Seeing it all just once isn't enough if you want to master the skill. And, you've got to practice, or what you've learned won't be remembered.
The same is true when it comes to building compliance and related leadership skills. Learning how to encourage people to speak up, knowing when there's a problem and how to act involves not just receiving information, but also skill, reinforcement and practice.
As for me, I'll fish again. Next time, I'll review what I've learned before I hit the stream. I may or may not catch a fish, but at least I'll be casting in the right direction, and the hook won't snare my face. Fail to properly make sure compliance learning isn't effective and doesn't stick and there may be no second chances.


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Now this one has really perked my interest. I try to keep track of the bucks wanting to be 8pts as yearlings, but it's a pain to do when they make the jump to 2.
That buck should blow up by the time he hits 5 years old. Great lookin buck.
I'm hoping he does. I'd really like for him to see the age of 5/6. If he's anything like the rest of them he'll be hard to find after this upcoming season.
He sure is a nice buck, he sure has potential to get big,,,,and disappear? Keep us updated.
If he acts like most of the others I should get 1 more year of constant pics and watching him before his internal switch gets flipped and he goes nocturnal and becomes a pain to pattern.


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To the editor:
When speaking separately with the members of the Onslow County Board of Education, I find them to be well spoken, polite and forthright. They hold their board meetings in a professional way, and they do encourage the public to come and speak to the board.
It�s how they act toward public comments, however, that�s a bit standoffish. I have spoken to the board before, but I feel the board has a level of coldness about it that does not take into account how we, the public, perceive things at times.
When talking to the school board, I have to watch how I present my concerns so they won�t make me sit down before my time is up. Sometimes board members or staff may shake their heads as if in agreement; yet their rules forbid them from expressing their thoughts about any comment during the meeting.
When speaking before our county commissioners and the Jacksonville City Council, I feel that I can speak somewhat freely. Sometimes they even respond to a public comment. It�s this kind of interaction that makes you feel that it is worth the time to prepare and participate in our local government and it�s probably why so many do.
I would ask the Onslow County Board of Education to warm up a little by accepting the public for who we are and to allow board members to respond to public comment if they wish.
With a $75 million bond vote coming up soon, open communication between all just might be the deciding factor.
David Williams
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Morning Marketplace
This Morning Marketplace segment highlights FeedMore's September Hunger Action Month and how you can get involved.
Monday, September 23 2013, 09:40 AM CDT
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Madrid, Spain (Sports Network) - Spanish crowd favorite Nicolas Almagro and
Canadian slugger Milos Raonic were a pair of first-round winners Monday at the
$4.425 million Madrid Open.
The 11th-seeded Almagro was leading Tobias Kamke 6-4 after one set when the
German retired, while the 12th-seeded Raonic topped former world No. 3 Nikolay
Davydenko of Russia 7-5, 7-6 (7-5) at this clay-court Masters 1000 French Open
Meanwhile, 14th-seeded Japanese Kei Nishikori whipped veteran Austrian left-
hander Jurgen Melzer 6-3, 6-2 and towering American John Isner dismissed
Spaniard Guillermo Garcia-Lopez 7-5, 7-6 (10-8) on Day 2 at The Magic Box.
In other opening-round play,
German Florian Mayer defeated Aussie Marinko Matosevic 6-2, 6-7 (3-7), 6-4;
South African Kevin Anderson leveled Canadian Jesse Levine 6-2, 6-2;
Uzbekistan's Denis Istomin drubbed Belgian Xavier Malisse 6-3, 6-2; and
Daniel Gimeno-Traver overcame fellow Spaniard Feliciano Lopez 2-6, 6-4, 6-2.
Mayer is rewarded with a second-round match against 2008 Madrid champion Andy
The "Big Four" of 2011 titlist Novak Djokovic, Roger Federer, Murray and
two-time winner Rafael Nadal are all on hand this week. The three-
time Madrid winner Federer beat Czech slugger Tomas Berdych in last year's
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Jun 01, 2011 | By Page May
The Mind the Gap! campaign is born out of our belief that wealth inequality reduces everyone's quality of life, divides our communities, and threatens our democracy—In other words, this issue affects everyone negatively!
The movement for economic justice is led by low-income and middle-class Americans whose wages have stagnated, whose debts have increased, and for whom public services have been in decline (e.g., education, infrastructure, safety net programs, etc.). Additionally, the movement is led by wealthy individuals who recognize their role in both the problem and its solution. Programs such as Responsible Wealth and Resource Generation bring wealthy individuals together to learn about, organize for, and fund change:
Over the last 30 years, we have disproportionately benefited from economic policy. We feel it's time to rebalance the economy so that it works for everyone — not just the wealthy. Our country is facing unprecedented economic challenges right now: We all need to pay our fair share to resolve these issues and make long overdue investments in education, health, energy and infrastructure.
-From Wealth for the Common Good
Members of Responsible Wealth recognize that their own prosperity and success would not be possible without the foundation of a strong public education system, an effective transportation network, a strong legal system and more. RW members are bound by their commitment to supporting the public investments from which they have greatly benefited.
-From Responsible Wealth
It will take everyone, of all economic backgrounds, to reform the systems and institutions that have led to the enormous disparity currently plaguing our nation. Reforms would benefit everyone, not just the top 10% or bottom 90%: A stronger democracy, a fairer economy, and a healthier environment are things that everyone needs today.
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The Bipolar Child: The Definitive and Reassuring Guide to Childhood's Most Misunderstood Disorder
by Demitri Papolos, M.D., and Janice Papolos
Book Review by Peg Nichols, NAMI Staff
Broadway Books, 2000. 320 pages. Cloth $25.00
Too many books claim to be the "definitive guide" in their respective field. But in the case of The Bipolar Child, a new book by Demitri Papolos, M.D., and his wife Janice Papolos, this statement rings true. Parents of children with bipolar disorder will rejoice that, at last, someone has painted a true picture of their heartbreaking lives and crowned them-and their children-shining heroes in the process.
Written clearly, concisely, and compassionately, The Bipolar Child walks readers through the minefield of early onset bipolar, step by step, detail by detail, to an end that is both realistic and highly encouraging. Organized into four sections-Diagnosis and Treatment, Inside the Brain and Mind, Living and Coping with Bipolar Disorder, and Life Goes On-readers learn about the complexities of the disorder, why it so often is mistaken for ADHD, how to find an appropriate doctor, and how to carry forth at home, in school, and in the larger community.
And the book contains much more than that. Bolstered with cutting-edge data and research, it also shows readers methods for ensuring appropriate school services, navigating the insurance maze, handling a psychiatric hospitalization, and helping other family members-particularly young siblings-cope with the hardships of early onset bipolar.
But perhaps the book's greatest strength lies in its passionate depictions of families. We feel the tantrums and rages. We understand the urgency of protecting other family members. We wince at the strain upon marriages. Most important, we get to know the child with bipolar disorder for what he or she really is, a delightful, beautiful, and vibrant individual imprisoned by a devastating brain disorder, but deserving of a life filled with hope and fulfillment. This book tells it like is and does so vibrantly. Those who read it will cry and cheer-for raising a child with bipolar disorder indeed requires great heart.