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The more we camp at other campgrounds, the more we love this one. Other than no full hook up, we do not have a negative word for them. The sites are large and easily accessible. There are activities for the kids and we feel safe letting our kids go off by themselves. The only other negative thing for us is the motorcycles on the trails, but the campground limits their hours so the noise is only for a few hours on certain days. - Goody61865
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Marie Anchordoguy, professor, Jackson School, continued to coedit the Journal of Japanese Studies and chaired the Japan Studies Program through September 2014. At the Association for Asian Studies annual meeting in Philadelphia in March 2014, she was invited to talk on a panel, "Reviewing Books in a Changing Environment," as a representative of the Journal of Japanese Studies. She was selected to join an EU-sponsored Economic Development Program to visit rural areas in Italy in July 2014, and was invited to present a paper, "The Political Economy of Entrepreneurship, Venture Capital, and Start-ups in Japan since 2000: Social Norms, and Institutional and Policy Change," at the European Association for Japanese Studies meeting at Ljubljana University in Slovenia in August 2014.
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Saadia Pekkanen, Job and Gertrud Tamaki Professor, Jackson School, is coeditor of the recently published Oxford Handbook of the International Relations of Asia (Oxford University Press, 2014). In the last year, she has presented papers on the future direction of area studies and international affairs at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars in Washington, DC; on the economic-security nexus at the Institut Francais des Relations Internationales (IFRI) in Paris; and on her ongoing research at L'École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales in Paris, as well as at Indiana University, University of Pennsylvania, and Princeton University. She is cochair of the U.S.-Japan Space Forum of the Maureen and Mike Mansfield Foundation. She continues to administer the Jackson School Ph.D. Program and was also appointed the associate director of the Jackson School.
Ken Pyle, Henry M. Jackson Professor of History and Asian Studies, is completing a book manuscript entitled "Japan in the American World Order." In November 2013, he gave the UW's Griffith and Patricia Way Lecture entitled "Hiroshima and the Historians." The lecture was subsequently published in the Pacific Northwest Quarterly and is available on YouTube and the JSIS Japan Studies website. Reflecting on the anniversary of the Journal of Japanese Studies, of which he is the founding editor, he has written an essay, "The Journal of Japanese Studies at Forty," for the winter 2015 issue of JJS.
Michio Tsutsui, Donald E. Peterson Professor, Human Centered Design and Engineering, and director of the Technical Japanese Program, coedited a collection of essays in Japanese linguistics, culture studies, second language acquisition, and oral proficiency interview titled Nihongo-kyōiku no atarashii chihei o hiraku (New Horizons in Japanese Language Education; Hitsuji Shobō, 2014), which were drawn from three roundtables he organized with colleagues at Princeton University as part of the 19th Princeton Japanese Pedagogy Forum (2012). He was also editorial supervisor of Keesu-sutadii de manabu Nihongo <Chūkyū> (Intermediate Japanese: Learning Japanese through Case Studies; Japan Times, 2014).


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Update on Secundino AntonioDon Secundino is a client who has had 14 consecutive loans. He is a hard-working man who strives to help his family get ahead. His children are already grown and independent. His wife is in charge of keeping the house in order while Don Secundino works as a guard. He is requesting this loan to finish constructing a room that he has been waiting to complete. He needs to purchase cement, blocks, sand, and iron to complete his goal of creating more space and comfort in his home for the well-being of his family.
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My son is 3 1/2. This is our 3rd attempt at potty training. He is quite stubborn and after only one accident will hold his urine for up to 12 hrs at a time, only peeing once he has on a diaper or is forced to pee (last time we had to put him in a warm bathtub while pressed on his belly - not fun!). I understand this is a control battle for him, but it is also a health concern for us. He only has one functioning kidney (being followed by a urologist) and cannot afford to risk getting a UTI or kidney infection from not peeing. We cannot increase is fluid intake anymore than normal because on top of the kidney issue, he also has gastroparesis / delayed gastric emptying. So his belly is almost always feels full. He only drinks his calories via 2 daily supplements and will also only drink water (doesn't like the taste of juice). Anything else will only be a taste here or there, including ice cream, popicles, etc.
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Martine has been making dolo, or millet beer, for 19 years. She procures her ingredients from a local market. Her customers are men and women. She wants to buy two sacs of sorghum and three racks of wood.
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The quintet had such colossal success on the brilliant 2005 album "Apologies to the Queen Mary" that even the band members (Spencer Krug, keys and vocals; Dan Boeckner, guitar and vocals; Dante DeCaro, guitar, percussion; Arlen Thompson on drums; and Hadji Bakara, sound manipulation and keys) figured they couldn't top themselves.
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Sunday at Marymoor Park in Redmond as part of SP20, Wolf Parade closes out the two-day concert celebrating the label's 20th anniversary.
Back in 2005, amid much buzz (Isaac Brock from Modest Mouse loves this band! They're from Montreal and hang out with that other incredible Montreal indie-rock band, Arcade Fire!), "Apologies" introduced Wolf Parade as alternating tracks of a Boeckner/Krug song-writing duel — cool baritone vs. spastic tenor, American gutter-glam guitar rock vs. histrionic British keyboard rock. Home runs abounded: "I'll Believe in Anything" is one of the finest songs of this decade.
Famously snarky taste-making Web site Pitchforkmedia.com gave "Apologies" a 9.2 rating (yes, that's out of 10) and legion indie-rock fans called it a classic.
Though they probably wouldn't have minded if they made "Apologies" again (something Boeckner has said would have been easy), Wolf Parade wanted "At Mount Zoomer" to be pointedly different. "No singles," they told Sub Pop.
Sure enough, "Zoomer" shows telltale signs of an ambitious band fixing what wasn't broken: new inclinations toward prog-rock's time-signature play and a desire to (gasp!) jam. The very idea of jamming freaks out Wolf Parade fans. For hipsters — and every WP fan has a hipster bone in their body — the word "jam" is the anti-cool, bringing to mind ponytails and socks and sandals.
Hipsters oughtn't fret. "Zoomer" is not noodle-y.
"It was pretty apparent when we were making the record that it was pretty jammy and psychedelic," explains Thompson. "But we tend to be pretty concise about stuff."
So the intent was the new album would swing between "jam" and "concise" poles?
"I'd say so," Thompson says. "Those are the two ends that are tugging at each other." He admits, "There's a temptation for things to get too sprawly at some points," then explains, "we tried to embrace it, but I feel we tend to be pretty economical," adding the "Zoomer" sessions were the most "focused" Wolf Parade had ever been.
They recorded last summer in and around Montreal. "We worked on a lot of songs beforehand at the space we put together called Mount Zoomer, and then spent 10 days at the church and recorded there," says Thompson, who produced the album himself.
That's the same church outside Montreal where Arcade Fire recorded their second album.
The result is a perfect marriage between the styles that made Wolf Parade famous, plus a real feeling of "band," like five members all on the same inspired page.
"Soldier's Grin" begins the album with busy drumming and strumming; it sounds good right away, but when the compact ADHD structure is interrupted by a swooning guitar breakdown, it takes a turn for the sublime. "An Animal in Your Care" is epically good, its first half ornate and tenuous, its second a slow-build head nodder that speeds into a recklessly delivered, deeply rewarding power anthem only Wolf Parade could pull off. "Bang Your Drum" starts off with Krug doing chord-y and involved keyboard work, but resolves halfway into a regal chant fit for a pub or campfire, a memorable fragment Wolf Parade might formerly have ridden for an entire song.
The "singles" are still there — in all Wolf Parade's trademark frantic, soul-saving glory — buried inside the sound of a band working together.
And therein lies the lesson of "Zoomer": Respect the album, respect the band. Wolf Parade has hits and Boeckner and Krug are stars, but they'd rather push themselves and try to be the best band out with the best album. It's a worthier challenge, and Wolf Parade is up to it.
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The U.S. health care system notched another dubious honor in a new comparison of its quality to the systems of 10 other developed countries: its rank was dead last.
The new study by the Commonwealth Fund ranks the United States against seven wealthy European countries and Canada, Australia and New Zealand. It's a follow-up of previous surveys published in 2010, 2007, 2006 and 2004 — in all of which the U.S. also ranked last. Although the United States ranked in the middle of the pack on measures of effectiveness, safety and coordination of care, it ranked dead last on access and cost, by a sufficient enough margin to rank dead last overall.
Conservative pundits hastened to explain away these results after the report was published.
In the conservative Washington Examiner, for instance, Philip Klein complains that the study is "rigged to produce a result that favors socialized health care systems." He observes, accurately, that the low ranking for the United States results heavily from its lack of universal health care and thus scores low on "equity." He doesn't seem to think that's a bad thing. "It's an ideological decision to view equity as one of the most important factors in judging a health care system," he writes.
So there you have it: The principle that health care should be available to all is just "ideology." It doesn't matter if a huge percentage of your citizens can't get health care, as long as the people with access do all right.
Klein also objects that Britain ranks first, despite its falling behind the United States in several medical outcomes measures. This is a point made frequently by apologists for the American system, but it's highly misleading. Typically, they rely on survival rates — the time after diagnosis that the patient remains alive.
Experts view survival rates as a poor substitute for the really important metric, mortality rates. That's because survival rates are very sensitive to the lead time of a diagnosis — the earlier it's made in the progress of a disease, the better the survival rate. But that often has no effect on mortality.
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The University of Pennsylvania School of Nursing sent nine students to the 59th annual National Student Nurses Association Convention in April in Salt Lake City.
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Penn students Amanda Daley and Angela Nguyen served as the schools two allotted delegates for the state of Pennsylvania. Daley presented a resolution in support of nurses pursuing higher levels of education and training. Kaitlin Best, SNAP PR/Events Chair and Legislative Coordinator of the Student Nurses Association of Pennsylvania, presented a resolution supporting increased education and awareness about the effects of caffeinated energy drink use and patterns of teenage and young adult consumption. Bests state-level legislative work also won recognition for the Outstanding State Level Award in Legislation/Education.
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OpenMP News
»SC15 OpenMP Booth Videos
Five short presentations given by members of the OpenMP team in the OpenMP booth at SC15 are now available on YouTube (playlist):
- OpenMP Tasking (Slides)
- Getting OpenMP Up to Speed (Slides)
- OpenMP for Embedded Systems (Slides)
- OpenMP and Parallware (Slides)
- SC 15 OpenMP - Performance and Energy Optimization with OpenMP (Slides)
»OpenMP 4.5 Specs Released
The OpenMP ARB is pleased to announce OpenMP 4.5, a major upgrade of the OpenMP standard language specifications. This release provides a substantial improvement on the support for programming of accelerator and GPU devices, and supports now also the parallelization of loops with well-structured dependencies. Implementation is underway in GCC and Clang. The new specification can be downloaded from here.
Standard for parallel programming extends its reach
With this release, OpenMP, the de-facto standard for parallel programming on shared memory systems, continues to extend its reach beyond pure HPC to include DSPs, real time systems, and accelerators. OpenMP aims to provide high-level parallel language support for a wide range of applications, from biotech and automotive to aeronautics, automation, robotics and financial analysis.
"OpenMP 4.5 is a significant achievement that demonstrates the industry-wide collaboration and the hard work and dedication within the OpenMP community," says Michael Wong, CEO of the OpenMP ARB. "It is more than a minor release, representing the road towards OpenMP 5.0 while we continue on a cadence that delivers Technical Reports and/or Ratified Specifications annually, in keeping pace with the marketplace."
Many new features
- Significantly improved support for devices. OpenMP now provides mechanisms for unstructured data mapping and asynchronous execution and also runtime routines for device memory management. These routines allow for allocating, copying and freeing.
- Support for doacross loops. A natural mechanism to parallelize loops with well-structured dependences is provided.
- New taskloop construct. Support to divide loops into tasks, avoiding the requirement that all threads execute the loop.
- Reductions for C/C++ arrays. This often requested feature is now available by building on support for array sections.
- New hint mechanisms. Hint mechanisms can provide guidance on the relative priority of tasks and on preferred synchronization implementations.
- Thread affinity support. It is now possible to use runtime functions to determine the effect of thread affinity clauses.
- Improved support for Fortran 2003. Users can now parallelize many Fortran 2003 programs.
- SIMD extensions. These extensions include the ability to specify exact SIMD width and additional data-sharing attributes.
Implementation is already almost complete in GCC version 6.0. It is starting in the current trunk of Clang 4.8. Other vendor compilers are following.
OpenMP 4.5 Specifications
- OpenMP 4.5 Complete Specifications (November 2015) PDF
- OpenMP 4.5 Summary Card - C/C++ (November 2015) PDF
- OpenMP 4.5 Summary Card - Fortran (November 2015) PDF
»OpenMP @ SC15 Austin Tx
OpenMP: Where Are We and What's Next? [Room 18AB]
We will showcase modern OpenMP ("The language that lets you use all your compute resources") by presenting OpenMP 4.1 and the vision for OpenMP 5.0. Experts will give short presentations on key OpenMP 4.1 features and answer your technical questions. OpenMP CEO Michael Wong will present our vision for OpenMP 5.0 and we'll finish with an audience-led discussion with a panel including members of the OpenMP ARB.
- Sunday, Nov 15th, 8:30am - 5:00pm
Hands-on Introduction to OpenMP [Room 17B]
Bring your laptop with installed OpenMP compiler for a hands-on introduction.
- Monday, Nov 16th, 8:30am - 5:00pm
Advanced OpenMP Tutorial: Performance and 4.1 Features [Room 13AB]
OpenMP performance, parallelization strategies, advanced features, and more.
- Monday, Nov 16th, 1:30pm - 5:00pm
Debugging and Performance Tools for MPI and OpenMP 4.0 APIs [Room 14]
Parallel debugging and optimization focused on techniques used with accelerators and coprocessors.
Attend a short talk in our booth [Booth# 2036, meet some of the pros behind the API, and participate in drawings after each talk for the latest book by James Reinders and Jim Jeffers.
- Tuesday, Nov 18th, 11:15 - 11:40am
Power Optimization Strategies in OpenMP – Abid Malik, University of Houston
- Tuesday, Nov 18th, 2:15 - 2:40pm
OpenMP and the Multicore Associates (MCA) – Sunita Chandrasekaran, (University of Delaware)
- Wednesday, Nov 19th, 11:15 - 11:40am
Getting Open Up to Speed – Ruud van der Pas, Oracle
- Wednesday, Nov 19th, 2:15 - 2:40pm
OpenMP Tasking – Michael Klemm, Intel and Christian Terboven, RWTH-Aachen
- Thursday, Nov 20th, 11:15 - 11:30am
OpenMP and Parallware – Manuel Arenaz, Appentra
- Overcoming Distributed Debugging Challenges in MPI + OpenMP Programming Model
- Directive-Based Pipelining Extension for OpenMP
- A Standard Debug Interface for OpenMP Target Regions
- A Deadlock Detection Concept for OpenMP Tasks and Fully Hybrid MPI-OpenMP Applications
Cray: Booth 1833
EPCC: Booth 2503
Fujitsu: Booth 1827
HP: Booth 603
IBM: Booth 522
Intel: Booths 1333, 1533
NASA: Booth 333
NEC: Booth 313
Nvidia: Booth 1021
Oracle: Booth 1327
RedHat: Booth 3112
TACC: Booth 548
Texas Instruments (in the Rapid IO Trade Assoc. Booth): Booth 2917
»Videos from OpenMPCon 2015
OpenMPCon 2015 is over. It was quite a success for the first such OpenMP developers and users conference.
We managed to interview some of the participants, and those short interview videos are now up on our ≫OpenMP YouTube channel
Topics ranged from OpenMP SIMD to OpenACC and OpenCL, OpenMP usage in the national labs and in financial applications, automatic parallelization tools from Appentra and Silexica, and what's in store for the next OpenMPCon in Kobe, Japan.
Videos of the actual presentations and the slideware are currently being prepared and will be made available very soon.
And thanks to everyone who attended this very first OpenMPCon, and the staff at SuperC, RWTH Aachen University!
»OpenMPCon 2015 Happening Now
OpenMPCon, the first OpenMP Conference is happening now in Aachen, Germany. Watch this space for links to video interviews and papers.
OpenMP CEO, Michael Wong, is blogging about the upcoming OpenMPCon Developers Conference on his website wongmichael.com:
OpenMPCon Keynote: OPENMP-ENABLED SCALABLE SCIENTIFIC SOFTWARE FOR EXTREME SCALE APPLICATIONS: FUSION ENERGY SCIENCE:
OpenMPCon next month aims to bring a stellar lineup of the latest industry gurus, users and developers together with the language designers. As such we have 3 keynotes along with two full day tutorial and a day and a half of talks…
Three more talks at OpenMPCon in September…
»Clang 3.7 will have full OpenMP 3.1 support
For the last several years, the OpenMP team has been working in collaboration with Intel, IBM and many other companies to add OpenMP support into clang/llvm.
Over the last 2 years, more OpenMP support has appeared in clang/llvm in llvm 3.5, 3.6 releases.
Now we can announce that this collaboration has achieved full OpenMP 3.1 support in clang/llvm 3.7, which will be released at the end of August. Several features of the OpenMP 4.0 specifications are already supported in clang 3.7, and work continues on OpenMP 4.0 for clang 3.8.
The full details are on Michael Wong's blog.
»OpenMPCon/IWOMP 2015 Developers Conference will be in Aachen, Germany
Michael Wong, the OpenMP ARB's CEO, writes on his blog:
It is with great pleasure that I wish to announce OpenMPCon 2015 which is paired and co-located with the sister conference IWOMP 2015 on Sept 28-Oct 2. As OpenMP evolves rapidly with more releases to match pace with the rapidly evolving Hardware and Parallel world (one Technical Report followed by one ratified Specification every year; we are nearly delivering OpenMP 4.1 which you can preview at OpenMPCon), OpenMPCon aims to be the central place for the latest OpenMP Language development, tutorial, tips and tricks, as well developers connecting with language designers, and compiler/tool vendors. This will be done on Monday and Tuesday, and partially on Wednesday where the tutorial is shared with IWOMP but can be attended by both conferences.
IWOMP continues its rich history of academic refereed journal research paper presentations on Thursday and Friday on the latest research that will move OpenMP forward into the next generation, as well as offering experimental data on current OpenMP usage that will allow the Language Committee to refine existing constructs. These two combined conferences form a very healthy way for OpenMP to remain agile and moving forward.
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The small towns are piece mill and not like where we live. Many people are working steadily in the fields. Women carry a load on their back or a child on their back everywhere we visit.
We lan at Pisac ruins for a quick tour. We go through the soldiers baracks, where the door was sized 2x2 for quick exit. We wee terraces and room layouts and fountains. The market at Pisac is lined with tent after tent, creating a maze. A small girl, about 3 or 4 carries a baby animal for "foto." She can barely carey the animal.
We eat lunch in Yucay at an outdoor restaurant. Geranium "bushes" grow mightily along the sidewalk.
We head to Moray to see the "laboratory." Mor is Quechua for hole and Ray for deep. The Moray ruins were the "lavratory" as our guide says. The craters were made by meteors and used by the Incas to slowly create stronger seeds. The craters allowed little wind and milder temperatures. They also controlled water with underground ducts. The wind up top was ripping. About 500 feet below, our guide says the temp is 5 degrees less. The roads were gravel all the way in. Each field has another Peruvian hard at work.
We head to the salt mines next. We look over the cliff from the top of a mountain and see 100s of salt boxes or mines. Approximately 15cm in depth, the locals take the top layer of salt off for export. The bottom is used to mix with cattle feed. The folks in the area develeoped goiters until the realized they needed Iodine in their diet, which they got from a local plant call maliaviso (sp). The "pools" of salt below were about 1/4 to 1/2 acre. They shovel salt and brint it all out by hand (in bags). Animals can't enter.
On the route, our guide showed us the Agava cactus and talked about its many uses. The fibers can be used to make rope (and dental floss as demonstrated), needles to sew with, and the nectar has many uses. And, who could leave out tequilla.
We arrived Ollantaytambo around 5pm. The heart of the city was quite charming. Water flowing constantly through the original Inca channels. I could hear it out of my window as I quickly jotted down notes from the day. The hostal we were in was called El Sauce and was quite charming. We ate at The Blue Puppy. It was a few blocks up the street down from their very own Plaza de Armas. We enjoyed the lively place and the Germans next to us. Our guide knew the entire crew at the restaurant. Tomorrow----Machu Picchu.


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Yeah, that'd be a nice change. It would even make more sense if they made the two versions completely different from each other (although Black and White already has such feature).
tbqh, I thought GameFreak would've already done something like this right after I've played Gen II. I'm speaking about rivals. I mean, even if it was just on the Rival's side, it would've been so interesting to have 2 stories to follow in a single game. Aside from being just a boy-girl selection, you also get to know their sides of the story.
adventure. The reason why they keep stalking you and such.
I'm glad Gen V made the change because things were just getting old.
Umm sorry for being completely derpy here, but where in Black and White does it allow for a good/evil team? Or is that what you mean? I'm not entirely sure.
Adding my own opinion: I've always wanted to be able to make my own choices on whether I become a good or bad player, somewhat like the Shadow the Hedgehog games. It adds a very interesting perspective on it. Playing as Team Rocket in the Red Hack was fun, but a more up to date one needs to be made IMHO.
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THE CITY OF BOSTON has switched its 20,000 employees from Microsoft Exchange to Gmail in a move that will save $280,000 a year.
The Boston Globe reported on Friday that as well as ditching Microsoft Exchange in favour Gmail, Boston will also replace Microsoft Office with Google Apps and Google's Drive cloud storage service, and will pay Google around $800,000 for the switch.
However, the city reportedly will save around $280,000 annually by ditching Microsoft's email and productivity software.
Microsoft understandably isn't pleased about the switch. A spokesperson said, "We believe the citizens of Boston deserve cloud productivity tools that protect their security and privacy. Google's investments in these areas are inadequate, and they lack the proper protections most organizations require."
Microsoft promptly followed the news with a blog post and video below, titled "Google Docs isn't worth the risk." In the blog post, Microsoft continued to moan about Google's cloud based alternative to Microsoft Office, in particular its apparent inability to edit documents as well as Microsoft Office on mobile devices.
Google is playing the maturity card here, and has yet to respond to Microsoft's whingeing.
However, city of Boston officials have told the newspaper that they have fully tested Google's services and are satified with the level of security that comes with Google Apps, as well as the amount of document storage. Boston also said that Google's contract terms are much simpler than Microsoft's, and it praised the fact that the firm's software updates are done over the web.
This is great news for Google, although it isn't the first time an organisation has switched from Microsoft to Google's cloud services.
Google said that around five million businesses worldwide now use Google Apps, and the Boston Globe reported that number includes the US Department of the Interior, the state of Colorado and Princeton University, with the New York Times set to make the switch soon. µ
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I have to go with no. It's Windows and all it takes is one oops, a virus or such and it's dead. It's also not reliable enough that you can go without backup copies of your work.
Even HAL turned out to not be that reliable.
We're not there yet.
My current PC, a Dell, is 8 years old, it's being a great servant but over the last while its starting to get very slow and its freezing a lot its so time to upgrade. I don't really know a lot about this sort of stuff so was hoping for some advice!
I was thinking about buying the following from Dell, a Vostro Desktop 270 for €519.00 (Ex VAT & Shipping) and also a external hard-drive to transfer over some files, pictures, emails, etc. from the current tower.
I wouldn't be using it for anything high-spec, mostly Microsoft Office, internet, etc. The main thing is that it's reliable as I work from home.
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The 48-year-old has starred in movies such as the 'Blade' trilogy and 'White Men Can't Jump".
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Though not successfully, Snipes tried to remain free on bail while appealing his conviction to the U.S. Supreme Court.
The actor was convicted in 2008 for the willful failure to file income tax returns.
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Shady locations don't have to be dull or empty. There are a number of shrubs that will grow well in shady areas and provide color or greenery.
Here is a list of some of the shrubs that can be grown in shady spots in Oklahoma landscapes:
Hydrangea (Hydrangea macrophylla): Hardiness Zone 6-9; deciduous; shade to morning sun; six-feet tall and eight-feet wide; broad, round shrub; large ovate leaf, medium green; large blue flowers in high pH soil and pink in low pH soil; moderate grower; amend soil with organic matter before planting; cultivar "Glowing Embers" three-feet tall, "Pia" one- to two-feet tall.
Oakleaf Hydrangea (Hydrangea quercifolia): First Oklahoma Proven shrub selection; hardiness zone 5-9; deciduous; partial shade to full sun; six to 10 feet tall and eight to12 feet wide; broad, round shrub; large ovate leaf, medium green in summer, turning burgundy in the fall; large spikes of white flowers; fast grower; cultivar "Pee Wee" only four-feet tall.
Foster Holly (Ilex x attenuata): Hardiness zone 6-9; evergreen; shade to full sun; 20-25 feet tall and width half the height; conical shape; narrow slightly toothed leaf, glossy dark green year round; red winter berries; fast growing.
Nellie R. Stevens Holly (Ilex x 'Nellie R. Stevens'): Hardiness zone 6-9; evergreen; shade to full sun; 10-20 feet tall and width two-thrids the height; pyramidal shape; traditional holly leaf, dark green year round; red berries in winter; moderate rate of growth; dense growth habit.
Oregon Grape Holly – (Mahonia aquifolium): Hardiness zone 5-8; evergreen; shade to early morning sun; three to seven feet tall and width one half the height; upright growth habit; ovate, dark green glossy leaves in the summer, red-purple color in the winter; yellow spring flowers; blue-purple fall and winter berries; slow to moderate rate of growth.
Leatherleaf Mahonia – (Mahonia bealei): Hardiness zone 6-9; evergreen; shade to early morning sun; six to10 feet tall and width ¾ the height; upright growth habit; broad, spiny, gray-green leaves in the summer, color lightens in the winter; fragrant, lemon yellow early spring flowers; purple-blue fall berries; slow to moderate rate of growth.
Nandina – (Nandina domestica): Hardiness zone 6-9; evergreen; shade to full sun; three to six feet tall and slightly smaller width; upright growth habit; compound leaf with narrow leaflets, light green leaves in the summer, turn bright red in the winter, red color is brighter with more sun exposure; bright red fruit in late summer and fall; wide range of cultivars with different heights.
Azalea (Rhododendron species): Hardiness zone 5-8, depending on cultivar; evergreen and deciduous; two to 12 feet tall and width about one and a half the height; rounded shrub; dark green leaves; fabulous intensity and variety of flower color that covers the entire plant; moderate growth rate; will not tolerate dry, windy sites, needs good moisture, acid soil and good drainage.
Burkwood Viburnum (Viburnum x burkwoodii): Hardiness zone 5-8; deciduous; shade to early morning sun; eight to 10 feet tall and similar width; upright, rounded, open shrub; oblong, dark green leaves turn wine-red some falls; pink buds open to reveal white flowers in April; slow-moderate growth rate; amend soil with organic matter before planting; "Mohawk" highly rated cultivar.
Koreanspice Viburnum (Viburnum carlesii): Hardiness zone 5-8; deciduous; shade to early morning sun; four to five feet tall and four to eight feet wide; rounded, dense shrub; medium-sized, rounded, dull, dark green leaves sporadically turn reddish in the fall; pink to red buds open to reveal white, very fragrant blossoms in and May; slow growth rate. "Aurora," "Carlotta" and "Cayuga" are newer cultivars.
European Cranberry Viburnum (Viburnum opulus): Hardiness zone 3-8; deciduous; shade to part sun; eight to12 feet tall and 10-15 feet wide; upright, spreading, multi-stem habit; medium-sized, lobed, dark green leaves sporadically turn yellow-red to reddish purple in the fall; reveal white, highly fragrant blossoms in May; fast grower.
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The Jazz have been in the NBA since the early 70'S. In all that time I don't believe they have ever won a league championship. I don't beleve any other team has been in the league that long without winning a championship. Some teams have won several. Whats the matter with us don't the good players want to play in Salt Lake. Some teams have won several championships during that tim. How do the Millers feel about the future of their team.
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I know that Hayward is still working on his consistency and the Jazz are trying to solidify the roles of their young talented core. But those who booed Hayward as a draft choice have to admit they misjudged him now. I was one of the few who applauded (and was mocked for it) this pick three years back.
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Gordon Hayward is an "Eagle Scout". Physically fit, mentally awake, and morally straight. He is such an asset to the team and gives his best for every minute he gets. He is a super star in my book. thanks for being such a great example to the team Gordon. THANKS!
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Fantastic comeback win! Now to work on keeping a lead the same way with good
defense and working the offense to get decent looks. Things I liked best:
- Burks not getting too excited after the 3 to tie the game. This means, this kid is aiming for bigger and better things!
- Hayward, not flinching after TO'ing the ball on the fast break and getting whacked in the face by Nowitzky in the bargain. Instead he came back with a tough, tough layup.
- Jefferson stepping up to take a key charge. I feel he is much better when he is put into a good role player role rather than the one who has to carry the team to a win.
Now for a 3-0 record on the road!
Go Jazz.
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I guess Haywards going to have to keep the "clean cut" look, now that it seems to be working for him. The only problem is he doesn't look very intimidating. While I was at the game I thought I heard someone yell, "Get the high school kid off the court!"
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"The Jazz have been in the NBA since the early 70'S ... I don't
beleve any other team has been in the league that long without winning a
championship." - Paul J Henderson
There are many NBA teams who have never won a championship. Here's the list:
Charlotte Bobcats
Cleveland Cavaliers
Denver Nuggets
Indiana Pacers
Los Angeles Clippers
Memphis Grizzlies
Minnesota Timberwolves
New Jersey Nets
New Orleans Hornets
Orlando Magic
Phoenix Suns
Sacramento Kings
Toronto Raptors
Utah Jazz
Would I like to see the Jazz win a championship? Absolutely, but it's not easy to accomplish; especially for a small market team. The current financial structure of the league's bargaining contract all but guarantees that most of the above teams will never win a championship.
As long as the current NBA bargaining contract remains in place, big market teams are going to poach the best players from the smaller markets, making it extremely hard for the small market team to develop a contender.
Consider that after this season ends, the Jazz are likely to lose Paul Millsap and Al Jefferson. Why? Because of the big contracts they are going to be offered by teams like the Los Angeles Lakers.
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Memo to Corbin: wake up, Hayward is your best player, build your team around him, Burks, and Kanter. This team isn't going to make the playoffs this year anyway, so develop these young guys, trade Jefferson and start Hayward, Kanter, Burks, Favors...and whoever. Hayward outplays everybody on the roster, yet he is relegated to coming off the bench and is your third or fourth option in your offense.
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I agree with dumprake...i have been saying this about Hayward for quite a while...since he was a rook...the kid has mad potential...if he is in the right system...unfortunately...Corbin's system kinda sucked...still sticking with vets...who is notoriously inconsistent...except probably for Paul Millsap...but lately...it seems Paul isnt playing with much gusto anymore...since he and Al are already in their final year of their contract...i'd like the team...to move forward...if we really want a championship...develop young guys...get a coach with a system that would complement the talents of our core of players..and get supporting players that would help...i think the team needs an overhaul...but i'd keep the young guys, Demarre caroll and tinsley...i like how tinsley plays for us...looking to pass rather than to score...
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What kind of sicko with a Sisyphus complex even invented these things? Pedaling is the worst part of biking, second only to the fear of bodily harm. And no brakes takes the whole "no hands" movement to a new level. How do you even stop? Complex velocity algorithms? Not to mention, on top of all this, that whole balancing on your bike at a stop light thing makes you look like an asshole.
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I'm a little bit stressed out about what kind of Halloween candy to give out this year because I just moved into a new neighborhood and my neighbors seem somewhat excessive (the homeowner's association leaves the giant fountain in the main drive on all winter because people like how the ice builds up and looks like a giant bowl). I've always given out a decent candy — generally one fun-sized chocolate bar for each kid, not some candy corn or Skittles. Now, I'm positive my husband will get mad if he finds out I bought 200 regular-sized Snickers to give away, but do you think he'll be any more upset if I spring for the king-sized bars because I really want to make my new neighbors look like cheapskates?
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Listen, Worried, have you read The New York Times lately? There's too much real stuff going on in the world to worry about Halloween candy. People are winning the Nobel Peace Prize for no reason, climate change is causing fault lines to erupt in massive earthquakes, we tried to blow up the freaking moon and the Swiss are about to turn on their particle collider, effectively sucking all of humanity into a black hole. Your king-sized candy bars, the homeowner's association and that idiot fountain are all about to be antimatter. We're on the cusp of 2012, the year the Mayans (and probably Dan Brown) predicted the world was going to end, and you're wasting my time asking me questions about how to impress your neighbors? How about asking me how to properly prepare them for dinner once this shit goes down? (Human flesh is hard to cook. I suggest a spice rub.) So what should you give the kids this year for Halloween besides a warning? How about apples with razor blades in them? Or some cloned lunchmeat? Do your part and kill them now before they have a chance to learn what real suffering is. Your neighbors will thank you for it eventually.
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Nice of your buddy to take the time, but Cam looks like something Mulder and Scully would wind up investigating, only to have all the evidence just eek through their grasp.
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