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God let me join this... but how do you people manage to get the whole load of shinies? (btw I may not have any of them anymore due to resetting the game out of boredom)
Well lets see I have gotten:
Shiny Sableye (my first shiny and first time I found out about them)
Shiny Mudkip (coinkidink... but dont have it anymore since I reset my game)
Shiny Zigzagoon (I was hunting for that particular one out of curiousity for its shiny sprite)
Shiny Pikachu (found it at the safari zone, dont have it anymore though)
Shiny Latias (traded it from another game if that counts)
Shiny Silcoon (found it at the petalburg woods and I evolved it to beautifly, dont have it anymore)
Eh... other than that I can't remember if I have had anymore shinies.
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New York N.H. & H. R. Co. v. United States
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New York N.H. & H. R. Co. v. United States, 251 U.S. 123 (1919)
New York. New Haven & Hartford
Railroad Company v. United States
No. 74
Argued May 2, 1919
Decided December 8, 1919
Semble, that, under Rev.Stats. § 4002, as amended, the Postmaster General may fix the sums payable to a railroad company for transporting the mails upon the basis of weights taken immediately before the beginning of the four-year term of the contract, and that annual weighings are not required. P. 251 U. S. 126.
A railroad company which knowingly contracts and receives on this basis less than it would have received on the basis of annual weighings has no implied contract right to be paid the difference by the United States. P. 251 U. S. 127.
Prior to the Act of July 28, 1916, c. 261, 39 Stat. 429, a nonland-grant railroad was not required to carry the mails, and when it voluntarily accepted and performed the service with knowledge of what the United States intended to pay, it cannot claim more upon the ground that its property was taken. Id.
53 Ct.Clms. 222 affirmed.
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I have installed some components related to office 365 (as part of office 365 / Lync setup process. Since then my outlook (desktop) is not showing images (screenshots) in the email.
In place of image it shows: [cid:email@example.com].
Are there any settings, I need to correct ?
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Thanks for your reply. I'd like you can login to OWA via http://mail.office365.com. If it works on OWA, I'd like you can reconfigure the email profile and before that please remove all the OST and OAB file.
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I have added the screenshot my email. Instead of showing actual picture, it shows some cryptic message [cid:
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Anyone have access to a 3D printer that they'd be willing to let me use for a few hours to print some prototypes? I'd gladly trade skills/work/expertise. http://www.linkedin.com/in/shaunhoulihan
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Michio Kaku fans will enjoy this:
It's 42 minutes, so it'll likely bump your watching "Dancing with the Stars".
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This might be of interest to the group.
"Where Good Ideas Come From", a 5 year study by author Steven Johnson.
Check it out. Let the group know, if he might have missed anything with his hypothesis.
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Hey guys,
This is so cool! http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/kuy/galago-make-things-better?ref=category I remember Galago from the meetup in July, good luck from now on!
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This is so cool! http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/kuy/galago-make-things-better?ref=category I remember Galago from the meetup in July, good luck from now on!
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Amendment sought to delete language in the bill concerning the use of funds provided for family planning/reproductive health.
An amendment to strike the last proviso in section 622 of the bill regarding the Mexico City policy on family planning assistance.
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Nearly got doored today. I was passing traffic on the right (not flying, not at all; just rolling). (This is where I'm supposed to be riding, right? Not my fault if traffic is crawling.) Some lady flings her door open -- as is the habit of the very fat, who need all momentum they can get to extract themselves from their cars. She did this right in front of me; she did it without looking. I braked and swerved and yelled. I glared at her over my shoulder as she finally poured her monstrous self from her car.
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A common element among the DLC is everyone's favorite. What do you think LR will have? Assuming it follows the trend. So what you guys thoughts about this?
A common element among the DLC is everyone's favorite. What do you think LR will have? Assuming it follows the trend. So what you guys thoughts about this?
The Martini works like a Super Stim, I remember because when the damn thing rebuffed I died by it's HP reduction. Also, tell me, what's so alcoholic about a tin can and junk food? If you're trying to tell me the Cloud is an alcoholic cloud, the courier would be wasted 24/7 while at the Madre. It's obvious it's name and Dean's tone about it the name is just a sarcastic attempt to make the gunky mess relatively appealing to drink/eat/consume. I assure SMM sounds more appealing than 'gunky junk food mashed in a rusty tin can with residues of a lethal copper and toxins cloud'.
SMM seems to have plenty of the same affects as alcohol and even described a potent alcohol. Junk food, depending on what it actually is could be fermented into an alcoholic substance and since its pre-War food I'd assume its pretty well fermented already making it a surprisingly strong, restorative, and disgusting drink. How the tin can become a Whiskey bottle I do not know since the Wasteland Tequila uses them.
True, but it even states 'This item's effects are similar to Buffout, and in fact uses the same behind-the-scenes effects in order to work. It may be best considered an improved version of Buffout, rather than a form of alcohol.' Which WOULD explain the debuff effect it had and killed me. (It was my first run of DM and I thought they'd work like an emergency stim)
To be honest, I don't think (theoretically) that the Junk Food would be fermented since by Fallout logic it's irradiated, IE it wont age. Either way, I'm not arguing with you on the name, I just don't think it's really an alcohol, and the fact that it works like buff out points to it that it's more a chem than consumable.
I just looked at the stats for Buffout compared if SMM and I can see you point, their very similar with points to STR and END though SMM offer 15 more health with 5% more chance of addiction, I can't say I've had to suffer a debuff from it like Super Stim but maybe I've looked away or something and missed it. Can't say I understand some of Fallouts logic apart from its based on 50's/60's science and that the word Science! It can be used to explain almost everything.


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Check out this TED talk by Joshua Prince-Ramus. He and his architectural firm have designed a number of cultural spaces through a process he calls hyper-rationality, by listening to the needs of the space and providing the flexibility in which to serve the public. I was particularly struck by his responsiveness to the social aspects of these culture centers – one of which is a museum – and by the way in which architecture was not the star of the show, but in service to the greater mission.
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Food for Thought: Radical Trust & The Decentralization of Curation at TED
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Interesting post today from Martin Taylor's eReport Digital publishing downunder 'Google pulls the plug on Ebook resellers including Dymocks and Booktopia'. I recommend reading this if you are interested in Booksellers and Ebooks and the challenges facing them as more reading migrates to digital.
I've been mulling this over since my email started running hot on the topic and thinking of the challenges for those bookstores hoping this was a solution for their ebook retailing. In Australia we do have a number of viable alternatives as covered in this post about the Google ebookstore launch in Australia – a mere five months ago!
Martin also gives us some interesting information about the solution announced by the Australian Publishers Association and Thorpe Bowker to partner with Copia:
Copia, with three years of development already behind it, still has some significant rough edges to iron out. Notable among them is its truly awful e-reading app which inexplicably requires scrolling through the ebooks (none of the easy page swipes that are offererd by all other e-readers); and it offers only basic formatting and a minimalist feature set. This is one of the most critical consumer-facing items so it's surprising the service would launch in this state.
Martin Taylor from blog post Google pulls the plug on Ebook Resellers.
If this is the case it's interesting to know why this solution has been chosen rather than working with one of the existing ones like ReadCloud? I've also heard (off the record) that it is more expensive for booksellers to work with Copia and that the bookseller essentially hands over their customer data. I have to add this is what I've heard and I don't have the inside word so I may be wrong! Am I? If you know I'd love to hear in the comments section.
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Earlier this week Djokovic suggested male tennis players should receive more prize money than female players because the men's game is more popular
Not many of Sharapova's fellow players have spoken since the revelation she had failed a drugs test and 18-time major winner Evert reckons she knows why
The former champion was known for bringing style to the courts and she looks just as amazing 40 years later
The world No.1 completed the second leg of a calendar Grand Slam at the French Open but her Paris win was marred by controversy
McEnroe, who won Wimbledon three times, took a swipe at his fellow American, Connors, for "airing dirty laundry" in his autobiography
The 17-time major winner suffered a shock defeat to Andreas Seppi in the third round of the Australian Open and the women's legend sees him starting to lose his grip
Chris Evert has welcomed the fact Martina Navratilova and Amelie Mauresmo are contenders to take over Ivan Lendl's role
Evert and Connors were tennis' golden couple in the same year they both won Wimbledon and were runners-up in the US Open mixed doubles
Not safe for work, we've picked out our top ten sporting rants of all time. Pick your favourite and leave a comment to let us know
Great players don't need to make a huge noise, writes Mike Walters
Women's tennis great doubts former champion's hunger.
JAMIE MURRAY wants to form an Olympic doubles dream team with his brother Andy this summer.
Golf star Greg Norman appeared in public haggard and refusing to discuss his sensational split with tennis ace Chris Evert just 15 months after they wed. Norman fronted for a news conference at Harding Park Golf Course in San Francisco with his right arm in a sling after an arthroscopic surgical procedure in Pittsburgh. He said: "I'm not going to talk about any of that personal life right now. The situation right now is we are here for the Presidents Cup and it's all about the Presidents Cup. My guys are in a great state of mind ... about getting out there and playing and come Thursday they are going to perform. The fiercely competitive Norman was focused on his game. "We haven't even talked about it [the breakup with Evert]. We talked about my shoulder, absolutely. It's pretty hard to ignore that. But, at the end of the day, somebody's private life is their private life. They respect that. This [is not] about me just because I'm the captain of the team. It's all about the team."
Tennis legend Chris Evert's ex-husband has said that her split from golfing ace Greg Norman was inevitable – and likened the pair to "alpha dogs going at it". Evert's ex, Olympic skiing champion Andy Mill, has hit out at the "trail of destruction" that the two sporting greats reportedly left behind, when they ditched their respective spouses and became lovers. Mill said he was devastated when former Wimbledon favourite Evert – the mother of his three children – broke off their 18-year marriage and left him for his then best friend Norman. "I cried routinely for close to three years," said the 55-year-old, who blames Norman for his heartbreak. Florida-based Norman and Evert, who got together in 2006, last week announced they had separated. A statement released on Friday said they "will remain friends and supportive of one another's family". The shock split comes just 15 months after they tied the knot in a romantic sunset ceremony on Paradise Island, in the Bahamas. Mill said he is not surprised his ex-wife's marriage has crumbled. "Nothing surprises me with those two. Look at the trail of destruction they left behind them for this fling." Comparing Evert and Norman to "two alpha dogs going at it", Mill said divorce was inevitable for the pair. Meanwhile, Evert has laughed off concerns over her well-being, emphatically insisting that she is "fine".
Golfer Greg 'great white shark' Norman and tennis ace Chris Evert, both 53, wed in the Bahamas yesterday.
Actress Jane Fonda, 70; tennis legend Chris Evert, 53; actors Samuel L Jackson, 59, and Kiefer Sutherland, 41, and reader Olive Kennedy, of Bexleyheath, Kent, 87.
TENNIS legend Chris Evert is divorcing her second husband after 18 years.
MARTINA HINGIS returns to Wimbledon the first time in five years today claiming she is a good outside bet for the title.
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The Romance Studies Undergraduate Departmental Representatives (UDRs) serve as a resource for fellow majors and minors and potential majors and minors, and bring student concerns and ideas to the department faculty and staff. They provide feedback regarding scheduling problems, course offerings, etc. and help organize events for majors, minors and other interested students.
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Jessica Steindler is a rising senior, double majoring in French and Francophone Studies and Psychology. She is involved in the gymnastics club team, mountain club, and yoga club. She also likes to sing, and was involved in an a Cappella group, company b, for her first two years at Brandeis. She studied abroad in Paris in Spring 2015, and is adventurous and really loves the outdoors.
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Ledia Delenesa Erkou is a rising junior, double majoring in Economics and Hispanic Studies. She is 1 of 5 Coordinators of General Tutoring of Waltham Group at Brandeis. After graduation she would like to get a job with the U.S. government or abroad, related to her major. She loves learning languages and exploring new music. FUN FACT: She can wiggle her ears.
Hannah Marion is a rising senior, double majoring in Sociology and Hispanic Studies and minoring in Social Justice and Social Policy, Education Studies, and Latin American and Latino Studies. She is on the Brandeis Women's Tennis team and she is also an English Language Learners volunteer tutor, an Aceing Autism volunteer tennis coach, and a Study Abroad Ambassador. She studied abroad last fall in Havana, Cuba. She would love to work as a social worker, education policymaker, or teacher. She loves to read about Cuba, listen to NPR, and watch college basketball. FUN FACT: She has flown an airplane!Julia McDermott is a rising junior, majoring in Hispanic Studies and HSSP and minoring in Legal Studies and Politics. She is a member of the women's soccer team, works at the Lemberg Children's Center, and is an English Language Learner tutor. She will be studying abroad in Madrid next Spring semester. She wants to have a job which involves travel and helping people, hopefully through health policy regulations and public health programs. She likes to sing, write stories, and spend time with her family and friends. FUN FACT: She loves the show Downton Abbey!
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Breanna Small is a rising senior, double majoring in Anthropology and Italian Studies, with a minor in Art History. She works at the Schuster Institute for Investigative Journalism on campus, and as the BUGS tutor for Italian (come say hi!). Breanna spent this past summer in Italy, conducting research on immigration rights, experiences, and policy. FUN FACT: She loves art, music, and dancing—especially ballet and salsa!


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well went to clinic..armed and ready to finally get answers to my questions...didn't happen lol...i started off real good I told the nurse that I had some specific concerns I wanted addressed and she wrote them on the chart that all the dr look at as they go from pt to pt. The PA came in and said that he didn't quite understand what the nurse said on Zach's chart about levels and would I please explain. That threw me off..I tried but as I could to explain that I wanted a functioning level so that my PT would kinda know how and what to push Zacharia for...he said he would talk to Ortho dr but he didn't think they could do a functioning test because Zach is only 5 and wouldn't understand. So then the Orthdo dr came in and started explaining the manual muscle test and why it wouldn't work for him and told me that anyone that tested a child as young as Zach was a complete idiot!!! I felt really insulted by this...but he begrudgingly did a preliminary test for my "PT" my PT has already told me that I could use her if need be lol...suffice it to say he gave Zach a level of lower thoracic..he said he could not even give him lumbar level because all though he has hip flexors they don't support his weight and they only count the muscles that hold weight. Well after that disastrous part I just kep my mouth shut the rest of the appt..and left feeling like an idiot and still no idea what the actual lesion is!!! And no closer to finding out why we aren't potty training Zach why they are happy to keep a 5 year old diapers....still thinking on switching drs..thanks for the advice ladies and for the reading this long post...I have a dr appt today myself..I am bringing a back up because I am honestly just too timit to stand up to these DRS!!!
Clinic yesterday(not so good)
� Amber: mom to Ian, Nick, and Zach SB(L1-L2) VP Shunt, meninigits 2006, decompression 2011
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It can be so frustrating can't it?! Something you have to try to keep in mind is where MDs focus on in their education vs nurses, therapists etc. The assessments, treatmetns and goals are driven from very different places medically. What seems common sense to one discipline is not to another. Is there a rehab specialists you can have Zach see? I often find they can be of great help when trying to focus more on the daily living of an indivicual and therapy stuff. My sons PTs always conflict with his MDs also. At first it drove me crazy and I was wondering if anyone knew what they were doing. Sometimes it helped me to talk with his Pediatrician because he is not a specialist. Good luck!
- Britt
Mathias (June 16, 2008- SB L4, VP shunt, decompression of Chiari)�� Charlotte (Charlie) (Nov 22, 2010)
Oh, I'm so sorry about your experience yesterday. I have known since our first appointment with our ortho that he has little to no faith in PT and always giving us surgical options for things that I know our PT can help us with. IHe is the only ortho attached to the SB clinic in our area, so we are stuck with him until he decides to retire. Lucky for us, we see him once every 6 months and our appointments are uneventful. I agree with Britt that you should seek some sort of outside opinion. I can't imagine hearing a doctor say anything about people being idiots. You know what is best for your little guy, so maybe it's time to look elsewhere for information...either from another PT or MD. Don't settle!
Amy...mother of Isabella (6) and Charlie (3 1/2) SB S2-S4 and VP shunt with 3 revisions, walking ith AFO's
Oh my gosh! I'm so sorry you had that kind of experience! What kind of doctor makes you feel stupid for needing to know information about your own child?? I totally agree you should look elsewhere there is no need for that. You have a right to question these people you are the parent and you have to answer his questions, not them! UGH. That makes me mad.
If it helps you aren't alone, i'm so scared when Chance gets older i'm going to end up going along with whatever the doctors say because i'm such a pushover. I hear all the time i have to "be my child's advocate" and i really try hard but it's soooo against my nature to be direct with people. I guess i have to learn i don't have a choice.
Married my best friend 11/27/2010. First son Chance Avery Reynolds arrived 4/27/2011 w/ SB and is perfect <3
We had clinic last week and it was the same thing! Chava is six now and I have always loved going to clinic! There is something exciting about it! I know I am crazy! But, anyway this past week was the most aggreavating clinic appt ever!!!! We were really wanting some answers about potty training also and what we can expected! She is not cathed, which is great but what do we do! The urlogist had no information or ideas! He said well kids without SB are hard to potty train so she is going to be really hard! Well, Thanks for that!!!! Then he was mad at us because we took Chava off of her dirtopan because she was having some severe side effects and he was not happy at all!
Then my husband was late because he is a Dr. and had to go see some patients first he met us there and he had just missed the neuro dr and he had some questions for him, which I should of thought of but didn't! By the time we asked if he could come back he was gone and in surgery already! Shouldn't you schedule surgeries not on clinic day!!!! So then the nurse said well you can talk to the Nurse practioner that will come in about those questions! Chava does not have a corpus collusm (sp) and my husband has been doing some research on that and what kind of side effects she could have and isn't find much information! So the NP said oh, don't worry about that you would already see side effects if there were going to be any! Well, we are asking because we think there maybe some issues and she just completely treat us like complete idiots!! My husband was not happy!!! Then Chava is on Mirlax as needed it is a fight to get her to take it and she has been doing pretty well on her own. She has been on it for two years and the NP again was like on well you need to do it this way and I told her I have tried everything, it either gives her blowouts or nothing! she said well, then you are not doing it right! UGH!!!! I have tried everything she suggested! So frustrating!! I did talk to her peditrician and we are going to see a new Urlogist or maybe take her to a different clinic in a different state!!! Sorry, I guess I shoule of made this a post! I know it can be frustrating! Hope you get some answers!
Gail mom to Abby 11, Olivia 8, Chava 6, SB, L1, RGO's, MOMS study, VP shunt and Caleb 21 months
IM sorry hun! I know you doing your best to keep up & be knowledgeable...but these DR sometimes have no compassion
*Angel of Mine*Nevaeh April 17th 2009-SB (L4/5) no shunt :)
I understand your frustration, however level really doesn't mean a whole lot in the grand scheme of things. The PT should be able to see what function he does have, and go from there with therapy. Your PT should be able to assess what muscles he does have and work on those areas. As far as the "potty training," have you ever brought up your concern with the urologist? Do you currently cath him? If so, is he not staying dry? If he is not already cathing, has he had normal vcug/urodynamics? The urologist and the uro NP can be great resources for bowel management as well....I've found they are much more helpful and SB knowledgeable than GI can be when it comes to figuring out a long term bowel program. If you just aren't comfortable with the doctors, then by all means get second opinions or try to find someone you are comfortable with.
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John Sorlien, a lean, sunburned fisherman in rubber overalls, was loading his boat along the wharf at Point Judith, R.I., not far from the spot where the ''Tuna Capital of the World'' sign stood three decades ago. Back then, you could harpoon giant bluefins right outside the harbor. Today, you would have a hard time finding one within 20 miles. Since the early 1970's, the tuna have declined -- along with cod, swordfish, halibut and so many other species in the ruined fisheries of the Northeast. Sorlien, like the other fishermen in this harbor just west of Newport, is surviving thanks to New England's great cash crop, lobsters, but he wonders how much longer they'll be around. ''Right now, my only incentive is to go out and kill as many fish as I can,'' Sorlien said. ''I have no incentive to conserve the fishery, because any fish I leave is just going to be picked by the next guy.''
Like the men who wiped out the buffaloes on the Great Plains in the 19th century, Sorlien is a hunter-gatherer who has become too lethal for his range. He is what's known in the business as a highliner -- a fisherman who comes back with big hauls -- but every season the competition gets tougher. When he got started 16 years ago, at the age of 22, he used a small boat and set traps within three miles of shore. These days, he doesn't even bother looking in those waters, which fishermen now refer to as ''on the beach.'' He has graduated to a 42-foot boat and often goes 70 miles out to sea for lobsters, which can mean leaving the dock at midnight and not returning until 10 the following night. Each year, he has had to go farther and haul more traps just to stay even.
Solien was starting the season on this May morning by loading hundreds of the traps onto his boat, the Cindy Diane. The four-foot-long steel cages, each baited with a dangling skate fish, would spend the next eight months at sea. Sorlien would be tending 800 of them in all. On a typical day, he would haul 300, sometimes 400, up from the ocean floor to remove lobsters and insert fresh bait. As he stacked one 40-pound trap after another on deck, it was easy to see why he and so many other lobstermen have back problems. ''My chiropractor says he can always tell when it's lobster season,'' Sorlien said.
The chiropractor is treating the consequence of what fishery scientists call ''effort creep.'' Over the years, as Sorlien got a bigger boat and gradually doubled the number of his traps in the water, other lobstermen were doing the same. It was an arms race with no winners and some definite losers: the lobsters. Their life expectancy plummeted. ''Lobsters used to live for 50 or 75 years,'' recalled Robert Smith, who has been lobstering at Point Judith since 1948. ''When I started, it was not unusual to get a 30-pound lobster. It's been 20 years since I got one that was even 20 pounds.'' Last year, the biggest one he caught was four pounds, and that was an anomaly. Most lobsters don't even make it to two pounds. Biologists estimate that 90 percent of lobsters are caught within a year after they reach the legal minimum size at about age 6.
''If you translate that to the human population,'' Sorlien said, ''it means that our industry is relying almost entirely on a bunch of 13-year-olds to keep us going. That doesn't seem too healthy. If we get some kind of environmental disruption that interferes with reproduction one year, we'll end up with nothing to catch for a whole season. We just go from year to year not knowing what to expect. I don't have a clue what kind of year this will be for me. It's like we're backing up to the edge of a cliff blindfolded, and we don't know if we're 50 feet away or have two wheels over the edge.''
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Murrieta resident gets scholarship
MURRIETA ---- Murrieta resident Stephanie Marsi has been awarded a $1,000 Leadership Scholarship from Chick-fil-A Inc.
Marsi was nominated by Jenny Jones, operator of the restaurant on Madison Avenue.
The Chick-fil-A Leadership Scholarship program provides assistance to restaurant employees who want to further their education and recognizes employees who have acquired the leadership qualities and skill to be successful in life.
In addition, Marsi will be eligible for Chick-fil-A's S. Truett Cathy Scholar Award, which provides an additional $1,000 scholarship to the top 25 recipients each year.
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TEMECULA ---- Student of the month recipients for November were treated to lunch Dec. 3, courtesy of the Temecula Valley Chamber of Commerce.
The outstanding high school students are Steven Brooks and Stacey Cresencia of Chaparral High; Jorge Guerrero and Meghan Truax of Great Oak High; Anthony Hall and Lauren Whitfield of Linfield Christian High; Martin Buczyna and Ashley Huffman of Rancho Vista High; and Oliver Newton Myers and Erin Thompson of Temecula Valley High.
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LAKE ELSINORE ---- Seven Lake Elsinore Unified School District high school students were recognized recently as Students of the Month.
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The students were honored at a lunch Jan. 18 at Sizzler, courtesy of the Lake Elsinore Valley Chamber of Commerce.
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Information covered will include course selection, graduation requirements, activities, athletics and what to expect in high school. There also will be a question-and-answer session.
The meeting will be in the gymnasium at the campus, 24801 Monroe Ave. For information, call 951-677-0568.
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Approximately 20 students, directed by Chaparral seniors Sean Kincaid, Megan Barker, Brittani Mendehall and Jackson Doty, will be featured in the production.
Showtimes are 7 p.m. Wednesday, Friday and Feb. 10 for "Brighton Beach Memoirs" and 7 p.m. Thursday and Feb. 11 for "Broadway Bound."
Tickets cost $7 for general admission or $5 for students with an Associated Student Body card.
The Chaparral High School Performing Arts Center is at 27215 Nicolas Road. For information, call 951-676-2661.
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The school's advanced drama class will perform next, followed by the Gardner jazz band.
Admission is one canned food item.
Gardner is at 45125 Via Del Coronado. For information, call the school at 951-699-0080 or e-mail Carlos La Farga at email@example.com.
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Light refreshments will be served from 8 to 9 a.m. in Room 805.
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The World's Greatest Banker
This is the era of bad-ass bankers and banks "too big to fail." For example:
• In 2013: Eight international banks were fined $2.3 billion in a global LIBOR-rigging scandal.
•In 2014: Wall Street banks and their foreign competitors were assessed fines of $100 billion as settlements in the financial crisis of 2008. Among them: JPMorgan Chase, Bank of America, Citigroup, Wells Fargo, Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs.
This is roughly the entire GDP of Monaco.
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What triggered this column was the message from a reader who came across a story I wrote 10 years ago about the world's greatest banker. She, too, knew this bank and had some fascinating new information about him. Here goes:
Bob Hemmings is one of the great men of direct marketing. Now in his 90s and proprietor of the Hemmings IV Direct agency in Pasadena, Calif., Hemmings is dapper, intense, powerfully built, immediately recognizable with his Adolph Menjou mustache and bone crusher of a handshake.
In his younger days, an employer of Hemmings was Frank Brock, president of the First Bank of Troy, Idaho. Troy's population in 1960 was 514; Brock's bank had 6,000 active accounts—12 times as many people who lived in the town. He had customers in 45 states, and around the world as far away as Pago Pago, American Samoa.
What was Brock's secret?
Hemmings recalled that Brock knew precisely what business he was in. "I am in the financial services business to help provide finances for my customers—from the cradle to the grave," he said.
Brock once made a loan to a man who had robbed the bank five years before. He was caught and served three years in prison. Brock said: "He has learned his lesson. I don't hold past mistakes against him. He is a much more stable individual now."
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((oh he is so amazing! i dont know why i feel like its the serious ones that tickle my brain. And thank you for taking the time to answer!! you know how much i love your arts! sooo much! the expression on his face just pains my little ol heart i just wanna hug him and junk ))
Sophie: oh my...I see *seriously thinks of what to say* Instead of a deep depression why not think of the happy times and the happy memory's instead of the sad. *looks away not sure if her words if she would get good or bad reaction*
Mine: that, I can understand. Sometimes, the only thing to convince you to be happy is that you do not wish to be sad. It's a difficult reality
I LOVE his hair!!! ))
Poor guy
((Thank you for answering ))
Yvetta: Ah...I see. *sighs* I can understand that. Since I've been there once. *flicks her tail slightly, sighing at the troubling memory* It took some time to get out of, since I didn't have an outlet, but here I am. So it's good you have something to keep your mind off it in some ways...*stands up, dusting herself off*
Sterling: Yeah but at the same time music reminds me of my problems. Its not a conversation worthy rant so i'll just leave it as that.
Sterling: Yeah but at the same time music reminds me of my problems. Its not a conversation worthy rant so i'll just leave it as that.
Yvetta: So it seems...*sighs and brushes her long hair out of her face*...but either way, I wish you luck. And I hope you're able to find what you're looking for in life. *walks away, giving him a small wave*
gunner: looks like some one needs to turn that frown upside down *he said with a goofy smile*


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Some days I feel like I'm on auto-pilot: wake up ("time to make the donuts..."), drop off the kids, go to work, pick up the kids, make dinner, put the kids to bed, work a bit more, go to bed. Repeat. In last weekend's post about Maxwell's Sunday routine, readers shared their own routines and one reader remembered a time in her life when she asked herself a simple, but meaningful question every day:
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Everyone says the key to getting something done is to just START...and it's (mostly) true. Getting yourself together and jumping into a project is absolutely half the battle, but the buoyancy of your enthusiasm at the beginning of can run out midway and that's when the tv (or phone, or Pinterest, or Apartment Therapy) starts calling your name, sometimes very loudly. On Tess's post about losing momentum today, one of our readers shared some simple, but wise words...
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Participants attending their annual recertification class vary in their personal knowledge and need for different educational material. Most of the attendees are shy about asking questions or answering questions asked in front of others. The use of "clickers" lets one answer anonymously and will give real time response results.
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During the past season of Private Pesticide Applicator trainings "clicker" technology was integrated into PowerPoint presentations. A few simple questions were asked to determine the audience's need for what information and then how much previous knowledge they already have. The preliminary results guide the presentation to cover topics and data that are pertinent to each audience. The questions enabled me to find out: previous knowledge, confusions, management decisions, products used, application types, responses to treatment, IPM usage, and thresholds. A few questions are asked at the end to determine if the training was successful in transferring information and possible change in management. Use of this technology also lets the audience drive where the presentation goes and engages them into the presentation with active learning.
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The use of "clicker" technology allowed myself to assess what the audience already knows and areas that need reinforcing. During this year's Private Pesticide Applicator Training audiences were asked for the economic threshold for Soybean Aphids, 67-75% of participants knew the correct answer, near the end, the same question was asked, almost 100% of responses were correct. Other questions enabled me to identify what other needs and misunderstandings were and try to correct them. The use of the "clicker" technology has increased audience participation and interaction between them and me.
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By default, searches in NuGet repositories in the repository manager are passed through to the remote repositories, and the search results are merged with internal search results and included in an internally managed index. This merging has to make some assumptions to generate component counts.


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I see entries like this in my router logs:
src=126.96.36.199 dst=108.x.y.z ipprot=17 sport=53 dport=54789
Unknown inbound session stopped
18.104.22.168 is a DNS server.
A few questions regarding this:
Why is the DNS server trying to contact me?
Do I need to be concerned that it can't reach it's destination?
If so, what can I do to allow it access?
I'll add an update for why a DNS server might be trying to contact me. In this case, after some digging, I found the failure detection in the router behind this one is set to use DNS servers to figure out if one or the other connections to it is down.
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One of the suggestions was to run DNS locally. Actually, DNS is being run locally, and I just encountered a problem related to it and came back to update the question.
You see, I am seeing "no address associated with hostname" errors in application code that is trying to reach paypal.
So now I'm wondering if these logs are showing up telling me the local DNS is trying to update from the main DNS, but can't get updates, which means it can't find the external APIs the app depends on.


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agk,I've been thinking about this... What I'd really like to see done is a two phase allocation for mirrors. The first phase would be for the legs and the second phase would be for the log(s). If we cleaned things up in this way, there would be no need for the log_area(s) at all. This would involve changing the code around a bit more, but would give us an easier path to adhering to various allocation policies. Also, it would make function behave more like their original intent, rather than having these extra bolt-on items that seem to bloat functions every time we add a new feature. If you are keen on this approach, would you settle for the posted patch for now?
In (weak) defense of the patch as it's written, please note that the 'areas' field is an /array/ of 'dm_list' type. Each element in the array is for a specific leg. The elements are lists presumably to handle multiple segments per leg. Logs, on the other hand, are never more than one segment, so I don't need something as complicated as an array of lists. Either an array or a list would be fine. I thought it would be easier to use the list vs. the array. Note also that _find_parallel_areas cycles through the log PVs to avoid them if possible... which complicates putting them together with the 'areas' array of lists.
If you still want me to attempt doing it as you describe, then I will. Otherwise, I'd rather avoid doing this intermediate step and move straight to a two phase allocation.
Your thoughts? brassow On Oct 15, 2009, at 6:18 PM, Alasdair G Kergon wrote:
On Thu, Oct 08, 2009 at 04:18:36PM -0500, Jon Brassow wrote:- struct alloced_area log_area; /* Extent used for log */ + struct dm_list log_areas; /* Extents used for logs */ struct dm_list alloced_areas[0]; /* Lists of areas in each stripe */Rather than storing the log areas differently (in a list) from the other areas(in an array), I'd prefer them all to be stored the same way. I.e. In a simple contiguous 2-leg mirror plus mirrored log, you'd get leg1 as first item on alloced_areas[0] list, leg2 as first item on alloced_areas[1] list, log leg1 as first item on log_areas list, log leg2 as second item on log_areas list. I'd prefer to see: leg1 as first item on alloced_areas[0] list, leg2 as first item on alloced_areas[1] list, log leg1 as first item on log_areas[0] list, log leg2 as first item on log_areas[1] list. and of course log_areas[0] can be the same as alloced_areas[2]. This should be both simpler (logs are less of a special case and like any other area may include more than 1 segment) and more general(we're asking to allocate several parallel areas, with different lengthsbut sorted largest first and with different allocation constraints applying to some of them). Alasdair -- lvm-devel mailing list lvm-devel redhat com https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/lvm-devel


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All right Hipsters, this funny vid for the next "The One motorcycle show" 2015 in Portland. It's a brilliant critique to all those blokes who like to appear on videos with trendy clothes and perfect beards, talking about how good you feel when you're dreaming riding your next build in the garage with extra grinder sparks with a cool song.Worrying thing is that today a teaser has become a trend. Indeed today sometimes to be a famous bike builder, you don't need to grease or burn your hands to make a bike, just need to be cool.
I admit that I also like to enjoy a good video of people working on his bike in the garage...or riding in lost places. It made me remember some old videos recorded by a friend 7 or 8 years ago in our dark and "secret" old place...hahahaha, we were like the Beavis and Butthead mechanics. Oh...the good times!
Etiquetas: Attitude, Bikes, Everyday is for riding, Harbour bikers., People on wheels, Ride with your bike or something similar that you have with wheels, Support your local workshop, Thinking aloud, We all have a past.
2 Dec 2014
Quick trip to Byron Bay
The last week I made a quick trip to Byron Bay (NSW), at the most easterly point of the australian mainland it's just 186 Km from Brisbane with 1 hr time difference between QLD and NSW from November to March because QLD doesn't have daylight time saving.
Around all this sweet town you breathe surfing and it's like living in a hippie community in the 21st century, the youthful vibe is mixed with the relaxation of its former inhabitants. Faded colored shirts are also mixed with an expensive and high quality of life. In addition to its beaches and its environment, the most representative of Byron Bay is the lighthouse.
Nice place to visit with your girl or go there with some friends to have a really cool time...
The Hotel pool was cool...
The visit to the Deus Ex Machina store in Byron Bay is a must
25 Nov 2014
23 Nov 2014
Day Off
Putting a switch at Ipswich
These days I'm working in Ipswich, putting the Xmas lights in all the towns of the county. Never had put so many switches and Christmas lights in life, as during all these days. Holly shit!
The work is a bit boring and something hard by the amount of working hours (8 a.m. to 22 p.m.). During the morning in the workshop prepairing the panels, lights...and at 4 or 5 p.m. we're installing all that Christmas shit.
Sometimes in the workshop I feel like in Mad Max
But the good things about being here now is that just in five minutes with the UTE there is the best Dragster circuit in Australia and a burnout track every Saturday eve.
The UTE...fucking funny!
9 Nov 2014
Cool wheels I see around QLD
(Sorry for some photos were taken with the mobile)
Ford Falcon wagon
O.k. This Holden belongs to a legend here in Brisbane called Rock `N' Roll George, maybe it's not very cool I know, but it's part of the story here, perhaps was a pioneer in customize a car. Known for the Holden he drove around
Brisbane for over six decades, Rock 'N' Roll George represented something timeless: he visited the same places at the same times, wearing the same clothes and always cruising in his uniquely customised car.
Next pics are from the opening day of Harley Davidson dealership in Nerang (Gold Coast) but all these bikes were built by Livin Loco Garage who were invited to the event, these people have good works
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c.3000 BC: Tribal units of the Puyo people (later known as Koreans) emerged, when the Tungusic people migrated from Siberia into South Manzhou (Manchuria) and the Korean peninsula. They brought with them their Ural-Altaic language, shamanistic religion and palaeolithic culture.
2333 BC: Tan'gun, a mythological figure, is said to have consolidated tribal units into a 'kingdom' in northern Korea, named Choson.
37 BC: The Koguryo kingdom emerged in the southern region of Manzhou, along the Yalu River, and later extended into the Korean peninsula. Koguryo ended Chinese domination in Korea and successfully defended its territory against Chinese aggression in the late sixth and early seventh centuries AD.
108 BC: The Chinese overthrew the Choson of the Tan'gun, Kija and Wiman dynasties. The Chinese colonies in the north-western region of Korea lasted until the fourth century AD and, under their domination of the region, the Sinification of Korean culture occurred.
7th-20th centuries AD: For events relating to the whole Korean peninsula see the chronology of The Republic of Korea.
668: In collaboration with China, Silla unified Korea by destroying the kingdom of Koguryo. Following unification Buddhism in Korea reached its zenith and many historic Buddhist temples, pagodas and statues were produced.
1627: Northern Korea was occupied by the Manzhous (Manchus), who withdrew after Korea agreed to their demand for brotherhood.
August 1945: The Japanese Governor in Pyongyang handed over control to Cho Man Sik and a newly formed Provincial People's Committee.
11 August 1945: The General Order No. 1 was drafted by the USA, outlining the Japanese terms of surrender in Korea. Its proposals led to the division of Korea into two military zones: the area south of the 38th parallel (38°N) being under US occupation and the northern area under Soviet control.
12 August 1945: Soviet troops entered North Korea. On reaching Pyongyang they accepted the legitimacy of the Provincial People's Committee and approved Cho as Chairman of the Five Provinces Administrative Bureau, formed to act as the indigenous government organ for North Korea.
15 August 1945: Following its defeat in the Second World War, Japan surrendered to the Allies.


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Ok a girl I have been best friends with since the first grade has two children with CDH. Congenital Heart Defects. Cincinnati Childrens Hospital is holding a walk for the children to continue to be able to provide services for families that can afford them.
Kims son Austin had open heart surgery at age 1!!! Her daughter Aubrey who is only 8 months old has already had 6 surgeries with 4 of them being very serious. A couple actually started to send her into cardiac arrest. They had to stop the surgery.
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You may remember hearing about problems with the College Board, which owns the SAT, and the Educational Testing Service (ETS), which administers the tests. In the recent SAT cheating scandal the College Board and ETS were accused of having lax security and a system that failed to punish cheats. But problems go back further, when a couple of years ago the SAT has serious issues with incorrect scoring of tests. And media reports speak to extensive incorrect scoring and losing test results in England in 2008, with the UK Parliament calling their operation a "shambles." And as far back as 1983 cheating was suspected in California. For details you may want to refer to my blog posting of November 2011, which includes analysis of what the accused organizations did, or rather didn't do, to right the wrongs.

Well, we now find another player in this industry accused of wrongdoing. Princeton Review, which provides help to students in preparing for college entrance exams and sells study guides, finds itself accused of defrauding the federal government. An arm of the company that provides after-school tutoring to students at troubled schools is said to have falsified records – including forging student signatures, falsifying sign-in sheets, and making false certifications – in order to boost payments due the company. Relevant is that the company was informed of these allegations back in 2006, but prosecutors, who are now suing, say the fraud continued as nothing was done to fix the system. For what it's worth, Princeton Review reportedly closed its tutoring division and says most of its current management joined the company after the alleged fraudulent activity took place.

But what's striking is how the few players comprising this industry have had serious problems – not only in allowing fraud to occur, but also in failing to act in the face of wrongdoing. And this is an industry supposedly driving high academic standards! Yes, we know academic institutions are not immune to misconduct, but we can wonder how these industry players each went so very wrong. And food for thought – do we see other industries with an inordinate number of companies experiencing widespread instances of non-compliance, fraud or other misconduct? And what does that say about the culture not only of the individual organizations, but the industry as a whole? Hmmmm.
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Size: 146cmReg: $419.95 On Sale: $293.95