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Vanguard Transitions Emerging Markets ETF to FTSE Index
TORONTO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Vanguard Investments Canada Inc. announced today that Vanguard FTSE Emerging Markets Index ETF (VEE) will seek to track the FTSE Emerging Index as of June 28, 2013.
Vanguard Emerging Markets Index ETF tracked the MSCI Emerging Markets Index prior to January. During a six-month transition that started on January 10, 2013, the ETF tracked a custom benchmark, the FTSE Emerging Transition Index. The portfolio managers were able to implement the transition cost-effectively with minimal market impact costs and negligible tracking error while allowing unitholders to see the ETF's position. As of June 28, the ETF will have fully moved from the transition index to the FTSE Emerging Index.
The transition of the ETF to the FTSE Emerging Index concludes the benchmark changes announced by Vanguard Investments Canada in October 2012. Four ETFs began moving in January 2013 from tracking MSCI indexes to track indexes provided by FTSE and University of Chicago's Center for Research in Security Prices (CRSP).
For more information about Vanguard's benchmarks, go to Vanguard's Benchmark Philosophy.
About Vanguard
Vanguard Investments Canada Inc. is a wholly owned indirect subsidiary of The Vanguard Group, Inc. Vanguard is one of the world's largest investment management companies and a leading provider of company-sponsored retirement plan services. Vanguard manages more than $2.45 trillion in global assets. The firm offers more than 160 funds to U.S. investors and more than 80 additional funds in non-U.S. markets. For more information, please visit vanguardcanada.ca.
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FTSE Group (FTSE) is a world leader in the provision of global index and analytical solutions. FTSE calculates indexes across a wide range of asset classes, on both a standard and custom basis. FTSE indexes are used extensively by investors worldwide for investment analysis, performance measurement, asset allocation, portfolio hedging and the creation of a wide range of index derivatives, funds, ETFs, and other structured products. For more information, visit ftse.com.
About The Center for Research in Security Prices (CRSP)
CRSP (Center for Research in Security Prices) is one of 11 research centers at the University of Chicago Booth School of Business. The research organization pioneered the development of U.S. stock market data in 1960 that are widely used in academic and investment research. The CRSP Indexes capture broad U.S. equity market coverage and include securities traded on the NYSE, AMEX, NASDAQ and ARCA markets. Nearly 4,000 constituents across mega, large, mid, small and micro capitalizations, representing 100% of the U.S. investable equity market (or 99.5% of cumulative full market capitalization of U.S. equity), comprise the market-cap indexes. CRSP's portfolio of historical databases for common stocks, mutual funds, Treasuries, REITs, and research indexes is relied on by more than 435 leading academic institutions in 31 countries. It is also widely used for research in the commercial and governmental sectors. For more information, visit crsp.com.
All asset figures are as of May 31, 2013, unless otherwise noted.
Commissions, management fees and expenses all may be associated with the Vanguard ETFs™. This offering is only made by prospectus. The prospectus contains important detailed information about the securities being offered. Copies are available from Vanguard Investments Canada Inc. at www.vanguardcanada.ca. Please read the prospectus before investing. ETFs are not guaranteed, their values change frequently, and past performance may not be repeated.
The Vanguard ETF referred to herein is not sponsored, endorsed, or promoted by MSCI, and MSCI bears no liability with respect to any such ETF.
All rights in the FTSE Emerging Index, and the FTSE Emerging Transition Index, (the "Indexes") vest in FTSE International Limited ("FTSE"). "FTSE®" is a trademark of London Stock Exchange Group companies and is used by FTSE under licence. The Vanguard FTSE Emerging Markets Index ETF (the "Product") has been developed solely by Vanguard. The Indexes are calculated by FTSE or its agent. FTSE and its licensors are not connected to and do not sponsor, advise, recommend, endorse or promote the Product and do not accept any liability whatsoever to any person arising out of (a) the use of, reliance on or any error in the Indexes or (b) investment in or operation of the Product. FTSE makes no claim, prediction, warranty or representation either as to the results to be obtained from the Product or the suitability of the Indexes for the purpose to which it is being put by Vanguard.
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Have you ever been to an Easter Egg Hunt at a ski area? It is certainly something I wish I could have done as a kid! This Sunday the Easter Bunny will once again pay a visit to Winter Park Resort for the annual Golden Bunny Classic Candy Hunt and Fun Race, an Easter tradition for more than 35 years at the resort. 35 years is a lot of time to perfect an Easter egg hunt! So, grab your kiddos big and small and head to Winter Park Resort for a ton of fun. This season, The Lodge at Sunspot will offer an Easter Brunch atop Winter Park Mountain. Is there someone in your party who does not ski or ride? No worries! The Winter Park Tour Center will feature Snowcat rides to brunch. Golden Bunny Classic Candy Hunt and Fun Race Winter Park Willie and the Easter Bunny will deliver holiday fun with an on-mountain candy hunt for young skiers and riders in Discovery Park, as well as...Read More

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Lacy Smith presented Accessing your Historic Data: Considerations for Design and Implementation of a Historic Data Migration Plan at the International Conference for Environmental Data Management in Portland, Oregon
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The forty-fourth annual meeting of the Association was held
in Austin on April 26-27. At the same time the first annual
meeting of the Junior Historians was also held. The program
for both organizations appears below.
The second annual book auction was a real success, attended
by book lovers from all parts of the state. The gross proceeds
amounted to about $900. Since practically all books were con-
tributed, the Association realized more than $800 net. The
auction promises to be one of the most attractive features. Its
effect in stimulating book collecting is sure to have a beneficial
effect on the demand for books about Texas. The Association
is indebted to all those who contributed to the success of the
auction, either by gift or purchase. A list of the donors fol-
lows. If the name of any donor is omitted, he is requested
to communicate with the secretary.
Miss Winnie Allen
Mrs. Ruth Averitte
Dr. Eugene C. Barker
Dr. R. L. Biesele
Mr. E. L. Blair
Mr. R. B. Blake
Mr. Vernon Blake
Mr. Frank Caldwell
Dr. Bailey Carroll
Miss Melissa Castle
Mr. J. M. Caviness
Judge R. C. Crane
Col. M. L. Crimmins
Mr. Harbert Davenport
Mr. Dudley Dobie
Miss Frances Donecker
Mr. J. C. Dykes
Mr. Claude Elliott
Mr. Chris Emmett
Mr. Dan Ferguson
Rev. Paul J. Foik
Mr. Lewis Gannett
Dr. Samuel E. Gideon
Mrs. Sallie Glasscock
Mr. Frank Glenn
Dr. James K. Greer
Mr. Jac. L. Gubbels
Dr. Charles W. Hackett
Mrs. Perle Perkins Harper
Mr. George Hill
Mr. W. R. Hogan
Mr. Paul Horgan
Mr. Boyce House
Mr. A. J. Houston
Mr. J. Marvin Hunter
Miss Mary Kate Hunter
Mrs. Carrie Franklin Kemp
Mr. L. W. Kemp
Mr. Edward L. Lyman
Mr. Stanley Marcus
Mayor Maury Maverick
Mr. Tom L. McCullough
Dr. E. T. Miller
Mr. W. L. Moore
Dr. P. I. Nixon
Mr. Jno. Owens
Mrs. Hallie Bryan Perry
Mr. R. K. Phillips
Mr. W. A. Philpott, Jr.
Mrs. R. F. Pray
Mr. Harold Rein
Dr. Rupert N. Richardson
Dr. Carl M. Rosenquist
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Texas State Historical Association. The Southwestern Historical Quarterly, Volume 44, July 1940 - April, 1941. Austin, Texas. The Portal to Texas History. http://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth146052/. Accessed May 28, 2016.


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The Middlesex High varsity volleyball team swept King William 25-9, 25-16 and 25-15 on October 21. Although it was the Lady Chargers' fifth Tidewater District win, the big news is that the game raised more than $500 for the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation Inc.
10.28.2010MHS cross-country teams begin post-season action
The Middlesex High School girls and boys cross-country teams won their final regular season races of the season against Essex on October 21. The MHS girls won 20-35 and the MHS boys won 24-35.
10.28.2010Youth basketball signup begins
The Middlesex Youth Basketball League (MYBL) has started registration for its 2010-11 season. Parents are asked to complete and mail the registration form posted here to the address on the bottom of the form.
10.28.2010CCS volleyball: 'Dig to Win'
With three state tournament appearances in the last four years, the Seahorses seem to be stocked for another post-season run when their conference tournament begins next week. This year CCS has a 14-1 Virginia Commonwealth Conference (VCC) record and overall mark of 16-1.
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Previous Loan DetailsKomlan is 28 years old and single. He has been reselling hardware goods since 2010. He stocks up in Lomé and sells in a shop. Komlan has requested his first loan from WAGES in order to buy paints and metal fences. He wants to reinvest in his activity in order to better prepare for married life.... More from Komlan's previous loan »
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Red chilli and jeera prices roseby Rs 100 per quintal in the national capital today largely on the back of a pick-up in demand from local parties as well as overseas enquiries.
Red chilli prices rose by Rs 100 to settle at Rs 6,600-11,600 per quintal.
Jeera common and jeera best quality also rose by Rs 100 each to conclude at Rs 14,600-14,800 and Rs 17,600-18,100 per quintal respectively on fresh overseas enquiries and less supplies in the domestic market.
Traders said buying support from retailers and exporters against fall in supplies from producing belts, mainly pushed up chilli and jeera prices on the wholesale kirana market here.
The following are today's quotations: Ajwain 10,000-15,000, black pepper (per kg) 420-555, betel-nut (kg) 160-195, cardamom brown-Jhundiwali (kg) 800-900 and cardamom brown-Kanchicut (kg) 950-1,050. Cardamom small (kg): Chitridar 750-880, cardamom (colour robin) 730-870, cardamom bold 740-840, cardamom extra (bold) 950-1,060 and cloves (kg) 610-680.


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There are several resources you may choose to refer to when making your major decision. Whichever you choose, you may notice that the following principles are almost always at the heart of the matter. We encourage you to consider these steps, and thoroughly explore your options, interests and goals:
Know YourselfTake the time to fully consider your skills, your goals and your interests. Pursue elective coursework and General Education courses that intersect with your interests. Also, take part in extra-curricular campus activities that may relate to your interests. For example, you may join a language club, or take part in an academic student association.
Know Your CampusExplore the various resources which are the various programs, majors and minors which exist at Binghamton University. Visit an academic advisor, the Career Development Center and major departments.
Learn From Your ExperienceAssess and consider the information you gather. Take a look at the DARS program, and review degree requirements alongside your current and past coursework.
Consult, Consult, ConsultWhen you are close to making your decision, use an advisor or trusted faculty member as a sounding board. We'll ask relevant questions, point out options, and give you some information about your potential degree plan.
Declare Your MajorThis is a major step.....but not the last one. Once you declare your major, you should continue to regularly consult with your faculty advisor or a trusted faculty member. Within a major, there are more decisions to be made about your potential focus, your degree track, or your degree concentration. Regular reassessment is a healthy academic trait.
Develop Skills and Refine Your CraftAfter you declare your major, you should continue to seek out and discover new opportunities at the University and beyond. Consider the internship opportunities available from the CDC, speak with advisors about study abroad opportunities.....to name only a few.
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May 14, 2013
Irvine, Calif. -- Shayna Kimbrough and Darian Tautalafua took home two of the top honors in the Big West as the Conference announced the 2013 All-Conference teams on Tuesday. Kimbrough was named the Player of the Year, while Tautalafua earned Freshman Field Player of the Year distinction.
Also earning top honors were Hawai'i's Kelly Majam (Defensive Player of the Year), Kaia Parnaby (Pitcher of the Year) and Bob Coolen (Coach of the Year), while Cal State Fullerton's Jazmine Antunez was named Freshman Pitcher of the Year.
Kimbrough (Oxnard, Calif./Frontier HS) became the fifth Long Beach State individual, and first since 2009, to earn the conference's award for top offensive player. Kimbrough ranked second in the Big West with a .374 batting average and led the league in hits (74). In addition, she tied for second league-wide in runs scored (39) and tied for seventh in stolen bases (13). Those numbers also placed her among some of the top single-season performances in LBSU history as she finished No. 2 in average, tied for No. 3 in hits and No. 5 in stolen bases. The sophomore shortstop compiled 19 multi-hit games and added the Apr. 29 Big West Field Player of the Week to her list of accomplishments this season.
Long Beach State secured its second Freshman Field Player of the Year in Tautalafua (Carson, Calif./Carson HS), on the heels of Jonae Perez in 2005. Tautalafua led the league circuit with 46 RBI, ranked second with 13 home runs and was third in walks (29). She broke the program's single-season record for RBI, while her 13 bombs tied for the second-most in school history. The outfielder tallied three multi-homer games and knocked in six runs on two separate occasions to tie the LBSU single-game RBI record. Tautalafua also earned Big West Field Player of the Week recognition two times this season.
Several other 49ers were also honored by being named to the first, second or honorable mention all-conference teams. Earning first-team accolades were pitcher Erin Jones-Wesley, Kimbrough, third baseman Hannah De Gaetano and Tautalafua. Catcher/designated player Karli Sandoval represented the 49ers earning second-team honors, while Sarah Carrasco (utility) and Nalani St. Germain (second baseman) received honorable mention accolades.
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With "Superman Returns" now just one month away, it's time for fanboys around the globe to figure out three things: When, where and with whom to see it. For most, the first two are no-brainers — right away and on the biggest screen possible. It's the "with whom" that can sometimes be tricky.
(Click here to watch an exclusive interview with reclusive "Superman Returns" director Bryan Singer.)
Comic book fans have been stereotyped, not entirely without basis, as antisocial — isolated in dark, climate-controlled fortresses of solitude, obsessing over collectibles that must remain in mint condition (more on collecting and its pathologies in Part 4 of this series).
What socialization does exist among the tribe often takes place among like-minded folk, people who know that "Shazam" is not Captain Marvel but instead is the wizard who gave Billy Batson his powers. Most fanboys are not clubbing on a Friday night; they'd never get past the velvet rope.
The irony is that millions of people (including those nightclub doormen) who'd never set foot in a comic store will eagerly plunk down 10 bucks to see a superhero movie. Nothing mainstreams a comic book more than a big-budget Hollywood adaptation, and this can frustrate fanboys. They feel proprietary toward "their" characters, reluctant to share "Spider-Man" with people who don't know that there's a hyphen in the name or that MJ calling Peter Parker "Tiger" has historical context.
Thus when an event movie like "Superman Returns" debuts, many fans will bond together in like-minded groups to see the film the second it comes out — and the Internet has made such get-togethers astonishingly simple. On Superman sites like BlueTights.net, there's forum after forum of people making plans to meet for the premiere in cities from Seattle to Pittsburgh to Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, to Cape Town, South Africa. Hordes of fanboys will be lining up, maybe even days in advance of June 30, thus ensuring media coverage, usually of a mocking tone.
Thank George Lucas for that. The "Star Wars" films were all marked by news stories about obsessive fans who were a little too hyped. But then a certain amount of derision is to be expected when one chooses to dress up in a Darth Vader costume and sit outside a theater in a lawn chair for a week in advance of a film's premiere.
Unlike "Star Wars," however, there aren't a lot of costumes for the Superfan to don while waiting in line on June 30. No doubt many S-shield shirts will be worn, but other than that, what's a supreme fanboy to do? Perhaps one could shave his (or her) head, Lex Luthor-style! Or wear a Jimmy Olsen bow tie! Personally, I plan to wear red underwear. (Who knows … perhaps even on the outside!)
As for the "Where," fans in big cities will have the option of seeing the movie not just on a nice big screen, but the biggest screen. And in 3-D. "Superman Returns" is the first Hollywood feature to use IMAX conversion technology to turn about 20 minutes of the movie into what's touted as "immersive cinematic 3D." While I'm all for seeing "SR" on a big screen, for my first viewing I'm gonna stick to a more traditional theater. I'm going to be so focused on letting go of my preconceptions and just relaxing that I don't want the movie theater itself to be a distraction from the story and the characters. I'll see it in IMAX later on (hoping, that is, that I'll want to see it more than once).
And what of the "With whom?" element of the experience?
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From bringing Brando back from the grave to joking around with Peter Jackson, the 'Superman Returns' director opens up to Gideon in this exclusive interview, only on Overdrive.
The communal experience of filmgoing is, of course, one of its biggest thrills, especially for a highly anticipated, spectacle-laden film like "Superman Returns." "The Venture Bros." creator Chris McCulloch admits to being less of a fanboy than he was in his youth, except when it comes to comic book movies. Chris' plans for seeing "Superman Returns" are just like they have been for every other big superhero flick: "Midnight showing, opening night, with geeky friends. Always. I like to be the first to see it, and the crowd is always all pumped up so it makes it more of an event. More fun."
But not all Superfans are willing to share. Kal-El.org webmaster Adam McAllister wishes he could see the film alone in an empty theater with just one friend.
As with the "Star Wars" prequels, nostalgia seems to be fueling anticipation for "Superman Returns." New York photographer and Superman fan Gary Ashley has a Florida friend considering a trip to Manhattan, all because the two of them saw Richard Donner's "Superman: the Movie" together as kids. I can relate.
My memory of seeing the first "Superman" is vivid: Friday, December 15, 1978, the Wonderland Cinema in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, with my Dad and my best friend Nathan. The show was packed. And when Christopher Reeve first appeared onscreen, clad in the costume, taking off from the Fortress of Solitude and swooping past the screen in the film's first majestic flying shot, Nathan and I both exclaimed, "That was so cool!"
There's a shot in the "Superman Returns" trailer of the superhero flying high over the Earth that looks an awful lot like that penultimate shot in all four of Christopher Reeve's Superman films. If, as many have surmised, "Superman Returns" ends with Brandon Routh recreating Reeve's final fourth-wall-breaking smile at the audience as he flies off-screen, there are gonna be a lot of fanboy tears flowing during the end credits. Including mine.
In all honesty, I'll be surprised if I don't cry at the end of "Superman Returns." I've been awaiting the character's big-screen revival for many years, even if I was dreading some of the films that almost happened (which we'll deal with in Part 5). If Bryan Singer's done a good job, if the movie successfully captures what I love about Superman in a huge, entertaining, rousing manner, I'll probably weep tears of joy and relief. Conversely, if the movie turns out to be an overblown disappointment, sadness might well up in my geeky ducts.
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Meet Rabbi Adam Rubin: From congregant to professor to rabbi
Deborah Gardner, Special to The Jewish Sound
In 1997, Adam Rubin was in services at Congregation Beth Shalom listening to Rabbi Dov Gartenberg. Rubin was spending the academic year in Seattle before returning to Los Angeles to finish his Ph.D. in modern Jewish history. He loved the synagogue and the Northwest. What would he have thought if someone told him he'd return to someday to Beth Shalom –– not as a congregant but as a rabbi?
"I would have been astonished," he admitted.
He was happy teaching Jewish studies. He was also part of an egalitarian minyan in Los Angeles that intentionally had no rabbi. But over time, he felt a need for spiritual leadership. As members got older and started raising families, he felt smaller stand-alone minyans didn't have capacity to provide childcare and fulfill other needs.
"So I came to feel more and more strongly that there's a reason why synagogues are the main mode of institutional Jewish religion in the United States," he said.
Rubin built a career as a professor of modern Jewish history at Hebrew Union College in Los Angeles. But the work was isolating, leaving him in front of a computer.
"I'm a people person, I like to be in the community," he explained. With Hebrew Union College's requirement for faculty to do community service, he went all over California and beyond, teaching at high schools and with seniors in havurot. He fell in love with the work.
"For a long time I'd been involved in Jewish community life on my own," he reflected, "but the idea of making it my life's work made it more appealing." He entered the Ziegler School of Rabbinic Studies in Los Angeles, and was recently ordained.
It was a natural next step to Beth Shalom. Rubin's strengths matched the needs of the community and he felt drawn to it.
"It's a big move for the synagogue," he said. Beth Shalom has never had a second rabbi, and he describes it as an indicator of success and growth to hire him and an education director alongside Rabbi Jill Borodin.
He started work on July 1, emphasizing how warmly welcomed he and his wife, Judith Schleyer, have felt with their two children, Elior, age 4, and Na'amah, 3 months old. He's already learning the ropes from Rabbi Borodin and doing what he calls the "sacred work" of visiting congregants dealing with illnesses. He's looking forward to performing lifecycle ceremonies, teaching, and nurturing the synagogue's existing strengths.
"One of the things that attracted me to this place is that while the rabbis are important, it's not a rabbi-centric community…the community itself is very participatory," he said.
Rubin is planning a class on the Talmud's tractate on blessings, and possibly another exploring the environmental and economic symbolism of the shmita year, a traditional agricultural sabbatical cycle, and the relationship of the diaspora to the land of Israel.
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Gran Canaria Desktop Summit: KDE and Gnome Formulate Common Goals
On the first day of the joint developer conference on Gran Canaryia, representatives of the desktop projects Gnome and KDE formulated common goals for their future development.
When KDE chiefs Adriaan de Groot and Sebastian Kuegler, together with Gnome's Dave Neary and Federico Mena met the press, Kuegler explained the idea for a joint desktop conference was born two years ago and is meant to save developers from having to travel to two conferences. Neary added that, now at last, they have found the right meeting place for all those working on free desktops.
That each project has its own identity is shown by the fact that, at this year's conference, the projects have again kept their individual titles, Akademy and Guadec. Meeting in person is important for the participants and according to Kuegler, to 90%, they are all working on the same goals. Also, the projects want to show that open source desktops are powered by a strong movement of dedicated developers and not just a bunch of nerds.
Noticeable by his absence, KDEs chief motivator Aaron Seigo, recently expressed concerns for the future of freedesktop.org (we reported). Federico Mena welcomed Seigo's efforts to revive free desktop standards. Most developers are more interested in their own work than they are in keeping documentation up to standard. Individual projects are like different countries: at home the technology works, go abroad and the plug doesn't fit the socket. This is where freedesktop can help. A workgroup addressing the issue is to be held on Grand Canary this year, where the problems can be discussed without the barriers of email or IRC.
As an example, Kuegler told of a desktop-neutral communications system they've been working on for quite a while. Something has to be done about the confusing procedure at freedesktop.org. Adriaan de Groot mentioned Consolekit, Packagekit and Devicekit as examples of jointly developed components with the end-user being blissfully unaware of the fact.
Explaining KDE developer plans, Kuegler pointed out that KDE 4 had gone from zero to user-status in five years. They aren't going to sit back and relax now. For KDE, the way forward is semantic and social desktop.
Gnome developer Dave Neary emphasized further development of audio implementation, an area where some things still aren't quite right. Gstreamer and Pulseaudio developers will be working on the problems at the Gran Canaria Summit.
ReinventionWhy do people still believe that there is a large amount of waste when similar projects exist?
Do you think that all the people who prefer working on GNOME would have happily worked away on KDE in GNOME's absence? My early experiences with Linux had KDE and it was so unlike my tastes that I'd probably be somewhere between Mac OS X and a typewriter if there wasn't a suitable alternative.
KDE and GNOME are not directly substitutable for many things.
That said, I do hope for improved recycling of things that can be and minimal duplication, and I think we have that more recently than we used to.
10 years of wasteAfter more than a decade of doing the same thing twice because Miguel de Icaza and friends thought KDE wasnt 'free enough' (and no, the irony that he is on the other side of the 'free enough' debate isnt lost on me. I think its karmic payback) and decided to form Gnome, maybe we can get to business without having to reinvent the wheel.
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When Debra gets back from her three-hour shopping trip, Ray is complaining about how he had to make a peanut butter and jelly dinner for the kids. But what about the bags of take-out food he had brought in earlier?
Debra: My needing to get out of here every once in a while has nothing to do with my "lady days."
Ray: Ba-loney!
(after a very irritable Debra leaves the house, Gianni lets out a big belch)
Gianni: Man, I thought she would never leave!
Andy: Is Debra aware of how she's coming off to others?
Frank: She's in a bad mood, what, three days tops? Soon, it's gonna be five days. Then it's a week. Then what was once a bad mood takes over and becomes her only mood! And then... well then you become like me. Where not a day goes by that I don't wish there was a comet screaming towards Earth to bring me sweet relief!!!
Debra: (about the PMS pills that Ray bought for her) Oh, no, Marie, he's trying to help, see? These are magic pills. (pretends to swallow some, talks sarcastically) Oh, look! Ray's dirty clothes just flew right off the bed and into the hamper. These really work!
Marie: Let me have some. (takes bottle, pretends to swallow some) Oh! Frank's toenails just crawled right into the garbage can!
Debra: (on the tape recorder that Ray used) I told you 8 million times, when you empty the dryer you clean the lint screen! Look at all this lint! Do you like lint, Ray? How about I give you some for your birthday? Happy birthday, Ray, here's your lint!!!
Ray: I just wanted you to hear that, so you know what you sound like. Okay?
Debra: (long pause, starts crying) You are a gigantic ass!
Ray: (talking into recorder) 10:32, "gigantic ass."
Ray: If they find me chopped up in the freezer, don't believe the suicide note.
Ray: Guys, could you quiet it down a little bit? Debra's not feeling too well hormonal-femininally.
Frank: Ah, got it. "The enemy within!"
Debra: Listen, Ray. I need some understanding, okay? I need a little caring. I need to know that if I'm going through a tough time that you're there for me and that you want to...you know...take care of me.
Ray: I do want to. You're my girl.
Debra: (starts crying) I love you, Ray!
Ray: Oh, God, you're a mess.
Debra: Oh, would you STOP? I'm not crying because of the way I sound! I'm crying because I'm married to an insensitive derfwad, who instead of trying to make life easier for his wife, tape-records her so he has proof she's a terrible person!
Ray: What's a derfwad?
Ray: (to Debra) Hey, Banjo Pants! I hope you're in the mood for some delicious Italian, and I don't mean just me!
Ray: Want to know how my night was? It went a little like this. I fed the kids dinner. Peanut butter and jelly. Then I had to give them a bath because they were covered in peanut butter and jelly. Then I was mean because I wouldn't let them sleep in the treehouse, and they went to bed yelling and screaming. So that was my night, thank you very much.
Debra: Well, that's my night every night.
Debra: Listen, if I had PMS -- and I'm not saying that I have it -- is that how you help me? By taping me? By telling me I have PMS? That doesn't help. That doesn't help me, Ray!
Ray: Well, what do you want me to do? Show me what to do. Just draw it out for me.
Debra: Have you ever thought about giving me a hug?
Ray: A hug?!
Debra: Yeah, a hug. Did you ever think of hugging me, you jerk?!
Ray: Well, this is not huggable. This is not Debra! This is the woman who shows up once a month to rip into me like a monkey on a cupcake.
Ray: But Deb...
Debra: Ray, if you say one more word, I'm going to send your mother back in here to smack the hell out of you!
Debra: There's nothing in here for bitchy.
Ray: You probably need a prescription for bitchy.
Debra: Hey Ray, these were on top of the hamper, are they dirty or are they clean?
Ray: Uh, yeah, those are dirty.
Debra: Oh, they're dirty, okay, well then, Ray, let me enlighten you as to how a hamper works, okay. There's a lid on it, and that lid lifts up. Now you take your clothes, not your clean clothes, not the clothes you're wearing right now, but your dirty clothes. You lift that lid, you insert the clothes, you shut that lid.
Debra: Where was my tape recorder when I was in labor with the twins for 36 hours and you were asking the nurse if the TV gets ESPN?
Ray: Well, I mean, 36 hours, that's not a short time.
Debra: Yeah, guess what? It's even longer when you're trying to push two human beings out of your body while your husband's going "Does this hospital have Fudgsicles?" Yeah, where's my tape recorder, huh? Or when you ask me why I get so upset because I find your underpants in the kitchen, huh? Or when you started snoring at my grandmother's funeral? Or when you taped a football game over our wedding video!?!?!
Ray: Do you think you need a tape recorder? You seem to remember everything pretty well.
Debra: Yeah, Ray. That's right, I remember, and I'm not gonna forget, either!
Ray: Honey, I think you make some excellent points here, but I can't help but wondering if your reaction just may be a little PMS-related?
Debra: Oh, God, will someone get me a tape recorder here? Because I cannot believe you just said that!
Ray Romano and Patricia Heaton submitted this episode to the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences as their official tapes and were nominated for Best Acting in a Comedy, with Patricia going on to win Best Actress.
On the Season 4 DVD, Patricia Heaton was one of the cast members to participate in a commentary for this episode. In that commentary, she talked about how she showed this episode to some friends because she thought it was hilarious and that they would love it... but as they watched it, it ended up being one of the most awkward moments of Heaton's life, because her friends (a married couple) related to the subject material so much, they were basically speechless for the entire 30 minutes. No laughter, no anything, just total shock over how amazingly accurate and true-to-life the episode really was.
This episode was based on an actual experience with Monica Horan.
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Grass Season Thread 2009
The official schedule :
Juin :
> Gerry Weber Open (Halle) Du 8 au 14 Juin
> Wimbledon (Londres) 22 Juin au 6 Juillet
So he chose Halle as his only grass tournament before wimbledon. Sorry for his english fans next to the queens (:sad:).
Federer is doing Halle too every year, isn't it ?
Whatever, we have many hopes for this grass season :D
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Many thanks MacArthur for posting his grass/clay schedules. The clay season is quite packed, and I pray that he will stay healthy until the grass season.
I know I keep on harping about Jo's potential on grass. That's because this is a surface that few of the active players can dominate. Federer was king for a long time, and ironically Nadal has achieved supremacy there.
Jo has the perfect kind of game for grass: the powerful serve, sublime volley techniques, huge forehands and speed of movement. He had an impressive run to 4th round in 2007, at a time when his game was still quite erratic and inconsistent. Now that his game has improved ten-fold from his 2007 form, it's fascinating to see how far he can achieve on that surface.
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I am really looking forward to this part of the season, just pray he is fit this time.
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Good Choese Jo
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Can't wait for the grass season
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Can't wait for the grass season,let's see what will be happened
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Onto the grass season !
It's time to go with the cow !
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Come on Jo! We are waiting for you!
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Allez! :cool:
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Halle draw:
FEDERER, Roger (SUI/1) vs Q
ROCHUS, Christophe (BEL) vs BECK, Andreas (GER)
KOHLSCHREIBER, Philipp (GER)vs PHAU, Björn (GER)
KUNITSYN, Igor (RUS) vs TURSUNOV, Dmitry (RUS/6)
TSONGA, Jo-Wilfried (FRA/4) vs SANTORO, Fabrice (FRA)
HAAS, Tommy (GER/WC) vs KOUBEK, Stefan (AUT)
Q vs ZVEREV, Mischa (GER/WC)
HERNYCH, Jan (CZE) vs BERDYCH, Tomas (CZE/5)
SCHÜTTLER, Rainer (GER/8) vs GICQUEL, Marc (FRA)
HANESCU, Victor (ROU) vs BECKER, Benjamin (GER/WC)
Q vs Q
PETZSCHNER, Philipp (GER) vs VERDASCO, Fernando (ESP/3)
MELZER, Jürgen (AUT/7) vs CLEMENT, Arnoud (FRA)
TROICKI, Victor (SRB) vs KIEFER, Nicolas (GER)
SERRA, Florent (FRA) vs SELA, Dudi (ISR)
BOLELLI, Simone (ITA) vs DJOKOVIC, Novak (SRB/2)
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Quarter maybe against Tomas and semis against Roger:scared: I think it's time for somebody else than Roger to win Halle. :angel: My vote goes to Jo:p
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my vote as well :angel:
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My vote too :devil:
Allez Jo!!!
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Leslee, you're becoming a die hard Jotard :p
It's obvious who gets my vote too :angel:
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:p :lol:
I can honestly say Jo is my fave out of the whole draw and of course I want him to beat Federer and make him cry :lol:
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Version of Record online: 25 NOV 2009
DOI: 10.1111/j.1747-9991.2009.00260.x
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Volume 4, Issue 6, pages 1022–1032, December 2009
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Reines, M. F. and Prinz, J. (2009), Reviving Whorf: The Return of Linguistic Relativity. Philosophy Compass, 4: 1022–1032. doi: 10.1111/j.1747-9991.2009.00260.x
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The idea that natural languages shape the way we think in different ways was popularized by Benjamin Whorf, but then fell out of favor for lack of empirical support. But now, a new wave of research has been shifting the tide back toward linguistic relativity. The recent research can be interpreted in different ways, some trivial, some implausibly radical, and some both plausible and interesting. We introduce two theses that would have important implications if true: Habitual Whorfianism and Ontological Whorfianism. We argue that these offer the most promising interpretations of the emerging evidence.


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The park was full of full time renters and thus did not appear as nice as other parks we had stayed in. We would not likely stay there again. - Bank
Jul 2013 - $50.00
The only reason I'm rating this campground a 3 is because of the pool during 100* days! We haven't been here in two years, and we won't be back any time soon. The place is dried up and ready to blow away. Every time we turned around we were being chastised for some "violation". Not accommodating at all. Old run down restrooms, with showers that don't drain and only one of the two in the women's side even worked or had a curtain. Everything has a keypad lock with a code that has to be entered every time. Wi-fi was terrible. Miss the old owners! - Wers Family


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Oh nice, I got to hear that from my dad around "the end" a few weeks ago. He said none of the signs are here yet and it's ONLY going to end when Jesus returns and blah blah whatever. Drives me nuts.
I never hear stuff like that around here, that would be facinating actually. For a little while anyway.
When shit happens turn it into fertilizer. - Kute Blackson
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I think it's interesting that if one person or a small group of people claim to know it's the end of the world (or something equally bizarre), they'll be called insane. But when that belief is based on a mass delusion from a centuries old book of mostly unknown authorship, even if it's just as crazy and unsubstantiated, it's accepted and we have to treat those beliefs with tolerance.


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Oklahoma football: Wide receiver Dorial Green-Beckham a 'once-in-a-decade talent'
NORMAN — When wide receiver Dorial Green-Beckham moves to Norman this week to begin working out with the Oklahoma football team, he'll carry a lot more baggage than just what's in his luggage.
Green-Beckham had three run-ins with police during his brief time at Missouri, which dismissed the troubled receiver in April. That combined with Bob Stoops' reputation as a no-nonsense disciplinarian made the decision to add Green-Beckham a pretty surprising one.
Obviously, OU coaches believe that in a new environment, he can thrive and turn his life around. But did the decision ultimately come down to Green-Beckham's tremendous — and rare — talent? You bet it did.
"People need to remember: We didn't pull this kid out of the garbage dump," said one OU source. "He could have went almost anywhere he wanted.
"The average person doesn't understand he is a once-in-a-decade talent."
Look at almost any NFL roster, and you'll be hard-pressed to find a wide receiver with Green-Beckham's size (6-foot-6, 225 pounds) and speed. He has been clocked running the 40-yard dash in 4.37 seconds.
In terms of talent, size and speed, Green-Beckham has drawn comparisons to Detroit Lions superstar Calvin Johnson.
He caught 87 passes for 1,278 yards and 17 touchdowns in two seasons at Missouri, and set the national high school record with 6,353 career receiving yards at Hillcrest High School in Springfield, Mo.
Green-Beckham was the nation's No. 1 overall recruit in the class of 2012, and Oklahoma was in the hunt for him until the very end of the recruiting process.
"He was a great kid, just made a bad choice," said a current Missouri football player who asked to remain anonymous.
The player added that Green-Beckham is "a great steal for OU."
If he can stay out of trouble and gain immediate eligibility, he'll be an especially great steal for the Sooners. OU is pursuing an NCAA waiver that would allow Green-Beckham to play in 2014.
Oklahoma enters the season with national championship aspirations, but the wide receiver corps is one position group that is a concern. The Sooners lost Jalen Saunders, Lacoltan Bester and Jaz Reynolds to graduation, and junior Sterling Shepard is the only returner with any significant experience at this level.
Junior Durron Neal; sophomores Derrick Woods and Austin Bennett; and freshmen Jordan Smallwood, Dallis Todd and Michiah Quick figure to be Oklahoma's best options at receiver outside of Shepard. All are talented, but lack much college football experience.
Green-Beckham's baggage is obviously concerning, but this OU coaching staff isn't careless. Plus, a decision like this would've had to involve Stoops' bosses, including athletic director Joe Castiglione and probably even university President David Boren.
All those folks were clearly convinced Green-Beckham deserves a second chance and is capable of making the right decisions in the future. But at the end of the day, his freakish football skills are what ultimately made this a risk worth taking.


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The Australian won the 2007 National Superstock and 2008 British Supersport titles during his career and enjoyed considerable success in the British Superbike Championship where he competed for, amongst others, Hawk Kawasaki, HM Plant Honda and WFR Honda.
"I've been trying not to think about it too much and get this weekend out of the way. I've enjoyed my racing and will probably still do a bit of riding, I don't want to fully hang my leathers up, probably just not at this level. I've been in the UK, racing British Championship for 15 years now so I've seen a lot of people come and go in my time," said Richards speaking to bikesportnews.com from the circuit.
"I feel now is probably a good time for me to move on and do other things with my life, try and spend some more time with my two daughters. It's one of those things, everything comes to an end one day."
Former Spanish Supersport Champion, Graeme Gowland, has will replace the veteran Australian in the official Triumph team. Gowland has picked up two podiums this year in British Supersport and will return to the World Supersport stage in selected rounds in 2014.
"I'm looking forward to it you know. I can't thank the Appleyard Macadam team enough for getting me through to the end of the year but I've been given an opportunity to go and do some World Supersport. After competing at that level in 2008, my dream has been to return with a British team so to be given the chance by Smiths Triumph is fantastic. It should be a good year.
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I was in Oslo a couple of weeks ago taking time out from a family holiday to speak at a technical conference. With my family there too, we took the chance to do some sightseeing too and I finally had the chance to visit the Kon-Tiki Museum. Well worth a ... [ + Read more ]
How Does Big Data Make the World Go Round? – The Answers Revealed
Brittany Gotschall 2700050P02 email@example.com | 2012-10-17 11:41:42.0 | Tags:  big-data-study smarter-analytics ibmibv | 0 Comments | 10,171 Visits
In June, we asked the very important question, how does big data affect our world? In industries throughout the world, executives recognize the need to learn more about how to exploit big data. In fact, 28 percent of organizations today are already tackling these big data questions. But despite what ... [ + Read more ]
Goodbye to Data Hoarding
Timothy Powers 270003F3FN firstname.lastname@example.com | 2012-10-23 22:04:06.0 | Tags:  dhs big-data illinois-department-of-hu... enterprise-content-manage... | 1 Comments | 4,365 Visits
Guest post from Doug Kasamis, Chief Information Officer, Illinois Department of Human Services It's estimated that 2.5 quintillion bytes of data is created every day and 90 percent of the data in the world today has been created in the last two years alone. At DHS, we know what it's ... [ + Read more ]
Distilling the Signal from the Noise with Nate Silver
Timothy Powers 270003F3FN firstname.lastname@example.com | 2012-11-01 14:00:11.0 | Tags:  big-data ibmiod smarter-analytics analytics nate-silver | 1 Comments | 10,587 Visits
We all need an attitude adjustment when it comes to analytics. According to Nate Silver, keynote speaker at IBM's recent Information on Demand (IOD) conference, New York Times contributor, and author of the recently released book, "The Signal and the Noise: Why So Many Predictions Fail, but Some Don't," people need ... [ + Read more ]
Patient Similarity Analytics for Personalized Healthcare
Timothy Powers 270003F3FN email@example.com | 2012-12-18 13:09:58.0 | Tags:  patient-care-and-insights medicine james-kobielus patient-similarity-analyt... healthcare big-data analytics | 1 Comments | 7,308 Visits
Guest post from James Kobielus, Big Data Evangelist Follow James on Twitter: @jameskobielus One of my favorite activities is exploring how big data can make people's lives better. High-quality, affordable, universally available healthcare is fundamental to that equation, and big data clearly has a strong role to play. In late January 2013, I'll ... [ + Read more ]


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Loop De LoopJournal Entry: Mon Jun 24, 2013, 4:00 AM
Every month Loop De Loop has an animation challenge based on a theme. June's was 'Food'. I managed to get something done in the ridiculously short space of time I left myself - mine's the one with the robin. If you're inclined, please vote for your favourite entry, and if that happens to be mine, well, that'd be swell!
- Listening to: Tape Five
- Eating: Average soup
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