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I have not nor will I not. Not really on ethical grounds, although it is a pretty shitty thing to do, but because the consequences are far greater than getting a shitty grade.
I have not nor will I not. Not really on ethical grounds, although it is a pretty shitty thing to do, but because the consequences are far greater than getting a shitty grade.
Your an absolutely wonderful man, any girl that is yours is lucky and I know that from personal experience. ~KMT
I once submitted a 132 page bio project that was entirely plagiarised from wikipedia but i don't think that counts.
I've been accused of plagiarism and I've discreetly written Wikipedia articles in my own words for smaller projects but apart from that, never.
I have a tendency to not plagiarize but... expand on someone else's idea. For example I once did an entire paper by breaking down a Charles Lindbergh speech and expanding on it point by point.
"A human being should be able to change a diaper, plan an invasion, butcher a hog, conn a ship, design a building, write a sonnet, balance accounts, build a wall, set a bone, comfort the dying, take orders, give orders, cooperate, act alone, solve equations, analyze a new problem, pitch manure, program a computer, cook a tasty meal, fight efficiently, die gallantly. Specialization is for insects." - Time Enough For Love, by Robert Heinlein
i pick the wiki articles in english and translate them to french. though that actually requires more work than putting something together from the info you gather. i translated buddy rich's biography for a music paper once. it was like 2 pages and it took me 2-3 hours. :/
no kirbx, it would be totally shitty. i'm bilingual so i translate myself
and on some occasions when i actually did write something myself, from scratch, i got downgraded because my papers 'looked plagiarized'. i can never win ._.
What was the bio project about?
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~ I have said nothing because there is nothing I can say that would describe how I feel as perfectly as you deserve it. -- Kyle Schmidt ~
~Silence is one of the hardest arguments to refute. -- Josh Billings ~
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Never, I'm strangely opposed to the idea and always have been. I feel more guilty doing it than I would stealing from a shop or molesting an unwilling member of the Hispanic race.
I dunno, what do you count as plagarism? Research is just copying from a bunch of essays and then drawing your own conclusions, to put it really bluntly. You need to be at PHD level to truly have the qualifications to start from scratch. I've never passed off someone else's work as mine, but I sure as heck use a lot of it to cobble together my own.
I didn't type anything. I literally copy pasted everything I could find on the topic from wikipedia with a few pictures.
I like editing Wikipedia to screw with people like you.
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People who copy from Wikipedia are getting help FROM those losers.
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Why are you pretending to be a spambot, Kirby?


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ZF-4233: Add support for modules to PaginationControl
PaginationControl does not currently support modules, although Zend_View_Helper_Partial does. Change the method call to support this by making the $partial parameter accept either a string or an array composed of a module and a partial.
The Documentation should be updated accordingly. Currently the API doc states that the view partial has to be a string.

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Roughly 50 years after its debut, West Side Story remains a musical-theater warhorse, drawing audiences to the story of star-crossed lovers Tony and Maria thanks to the inventive choreography and a musical score by Leonard Bernstein and Stephen Sondheim that is considered a classic by many. There's no arguing that songs like "I Feel Pretty" and "Tonight" have burrowed into the public consciousness in a way many songs never enjoy. This current touring production boasts the involvement of Tony-winning choreography Joey McKneely and lighting maestro Howell Binkley, among many Broadway vets.


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We are in love with Katy and Ben's wedding, a wonderful combination of classic elegance and modern beauty.
As Katy got ready for the big day her two adorable Pomeranians Petey and Minty were there to keep her company. How cute are they?!?
The inclusion of traditional elements like hand lettered calligraphy on their stationery and saying their vows in Atlanta's oldest Catholic Church was so lovely!
After the ceremony guests made their way over to The Four Seasons and upon entering the beautifully remodeled ballroom, they were treated to a fantastic meal.
Instead of the usual tiered wedding cake the couple had a croquembouche, which is a traditional French dessert.
Ben is a cigar aficionado and surprised the guests with a collection of his favorite Cuban cigars for them to enjoy out on the terrace.
Once you behold this ballroom beauty, you're going to swoon for sure!
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Photography: The Studio B Photography
Event Coordination: Magnolia Events
Bride's Dress: Justin Alexander
Groom's Tux: Custom made by Sid Mashburn
Flowers: Bloomin' Bouquets
Stationery Suite: Grammarcy Fine Papers
Ceremony Venue: Catholic Shrine of The Immaculate Conception
Reception: Four Seasons Atlanta
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Full SubmissionProposals for Rio+20: Sustainable Development Needs a New Impetus Almost twenty years ago the UN Conference on Environment and Development was held in Rio de Janeiro and launched the unique global process for transition to sustainable development. Rio process gave a powerful impulse for understanding and re-thinking of the realities of the modern world, threats to its existence and how to resolve the crisis. As Rio-92 follow-up a lot of action at all levels have been implemented with many positive results. However, in total the humanity failed to reverse the dangerous trends, which continued to deepen. We urge governments at Rio+20 Summit: To recognize the need to intensity efforts for transition to sustainable development. It is necessary to decide on launching elaboration of global Sustainable Development Goals for the period starting from 2016. Every country should set its targets for achieving of SDGs and develop a strategy to meet the targets. International assistance to meet Millennium Development Goals and Sustainable Development Goals should be increased. All developed countries should respect their earlier made commitments on allocation of 0.7% of GNP to official development assistance. These commitments should be reaffirmed at Rio+20 Summit. In parallel, it is necessary to focus on improvement of efficiency of the assistance provided, on mobilisation of national sources and on search for innovative funding mechanisms. In the course of selecting spheres of international development assistance, donor countries and international finance institutions should account for decisions of Rio+20, in particular the ones pertaining to transition to "green economy". Transition from "brown economy" to "green economy" is vital: 1. Rio+20 should declare setting a course for transition to "green economy". It is necessary to develop and approve a clear system of "green economy" indicators at the international level and a cumulative "green economy" index relying on these indicators. 2. Governments should commit to provide favourable preconditions for transition to "green economy", including use of market mechanisms and incentives for private investments into development of "green businesses", improvement of the legal framework, tax reforms, focusing governmental procurements and expenditures in spheres that stimulate green economic sectors and imposing limitations on expenditures that destroy the natural capital base, termination of inefficient subsidies. 3. By 2013, all countries should develop Roadmaps for transition to "green economy" and agree on cooperation in exchange of information, best practices and on assistance in capacity building. A Roadmap should stipulate phased implementation of specific measures to alter existing production and consumption patterns, accompanied by clear indicators and deadlines. 4. Many developing countries and transition economies require assistance for elaboration and implementation of policies of transition to "green economy". Relevant capacity building programs should be developed at the international level, including inter alia practical recommendations and best practices of different countries. 8. Policies for transition to "green economy" should not pursue environmental objectives only, they also should address social problems, Poverty eradication, public health, social equality and job creation. Needs of the poorest and most vulnerable groups should be accounted for, as well as development needs of developing countries and transition economies. 9. Large scale actions are needed to enhance understanding of "green economy" concept and policies by different stakeholders, including governmental bodies (ministry of economic, environmental and social blocks), business community and the general public. "Green economy" should be integrated into education curricula. Earth Charter as an ethical code of sustainable development can be used. The Decade of Education for Sustainable Development should be extended beyond 2014 with a focus on education for green economy. 5. Assessment of ecosystem services should become a key element of sustainable development. Further development of monetary valuation of ecosystem services and incorporation of costs of these services into operational economic models are the key tasks, that, if addressed, would allow to stop ecosystem losses. It is necessary to build a complex of legal, administrative and economic mechanisms at local, regional, national and international levels. Measures, that allow to do it, should form the framework of roadmaps of sustainable development at all levels and should be incorporated into national state reporting systems. The Intergovernmental Platform on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services should be provided with a clear institutional framework, resolutions of the Biodiversity Convention on funding mechanisms and inter-sectoral interaction should be implemented. 6. International community should intensify efforts to address one of the most pressing threats - climate change. Actions in the sphere should pay more attention to boreal forests - a global and generally stable carbon sink. Existing climate conventions do not account for carbon conservation functions of boreal forests. In future climate treaties, artificial restrictions on carbon offsets for carbon sequestration by boreal forests should be lifted. 17. At Rio+20 Summit countries should agree on gradual phase-out of inefficient subsidies to fossil fuel. Fossil fuel subsidies do not promote efficient and rational use of energy resources, they contribute to climate change and make application of renewable energy unprofitable. Such steps should account for potential social consequences and should be accompanied by relevant reforms in interests of the whole society, including the most vulnerable social groups. As bio-fuel production can also create problems for sustainable development, in particular food price rise, it is necessary to review national measures of supporting bio-ethanol production and use and, if it is necessary, to reduce them substantially or to withdraw them completely. 10. A framework convention on sound chemicals management, relying on existing international and regional chemical treaties should be developed. The framework convention should seek to minimise, by 2020, adverse health and environmental impacts of chemicals production and use. Such legally binding international treaty would allow to use a comprehensive approach to management of hazardous chemicals and waste, to enhance national and international actions for sound chemicals management and for implementation of key activity dimensions stipulated by Agenda 21. 14. It is necessary to secure a sufficient number of ratifications to ensure that Ban Amendment to the Basel Convention on the Control of Transboundary Movements of Hazardous Wastes and their Disposal will become effective by 2016 (the amendment provides for the global ban on export of hazardous waste to developing countries, including electronic waste). The international community should forever ban transformation of developing countries into a toxic waste dump. Developed countries have sufficient financial resources to address problems of sound hazardous waste management within their national borders. 11. Human health should be central while implementing priority objectives of environmental degradation including depletion of natural resources, poor water and air quality result in the rise of some chronic disease. Vulnerable groups are most affected. Urgent measures are needed to treat and prevent chronic diseases caused by environmental impact on human health as well as elaboration of international regulatory base on environmental and health risk assessment with further economic assessment of these risks. We call on governments and international organisations to develop an awareness raising and educational system on environmental health issues focused on women and the most vulnerable groups on a first- priority basis. 12. Governments should intensify their efforts to ensure food security. It is necessary to intensify activities for establishment of regional systems of food reserves for humanitarian emergencies, that might be also used to mitigate adverse consequences of sharp volatility of food prices. In order to reduce food losses and waste after harvesting, it is necessary to provide for opportunities of access of developing countries and economies in transition to modern technologies of processing, storage, packaging, transportation and marketing of agricultural products. Countries should promote active application of agro-environmental agricultural practices that improve harvest yield, improve nutritional value of products and reduce countries' reliance on application of pesticides. 12. It is necessary to develop, by 2020, a global program for elimination of accumulated environmental liabilities, providing for allocation of necessary and sufficient funding to address priority problems. A polluter pays principal should be fully implemented to ensure producer responsibility. Control of the program implementation should be supported by relevant legislative frameworks at the international and national levels. Priority attention should be paid to addressing the problem of accumulated hazardous industrial waste, including stockpiles of banned and obsolete pesticides and agricultural chemicals, as well as mining waste. It is necessary to implement comprehensive actions for rehabilitation and safe use of contaminated areas, accounting for economic and environmental prospects of their further use. 16. The transition to green economy necessitates greening the trade. Trade should not be an obstacle, it should become a tool of green economy. Governments should agree to change multilateral trade system, to make it a promoter of sustainable development to the maximal extent possible in particular, new rules are necessary in the sphere of regulation of subsidies and investments that would encourage their "desirable" forms in terms of transition to "green economy" and discourage "undesirable" ones. 15. At Rio+20 Summit countries should agree on development of global institutional mechanisms, promoting international R&D cooperation in all spheres associated with "green growth", and accelerating dissemination of technologies in developing countries and transition economies. It is necessary to adjust the international regime of protection of intellectual property rights, including inter alia a broader application of compulsory licensing practices, and higher incentives for development and dissemination of innovations to make economy greener. Transition to green economy requires improvement of governance 18. Transition to green economy necessitates improvement of governance at all levels. Governments should acknowledge the need to strengthen UNEP and to enhance its status to that of a specialised UN agency. 19. National Sustainable Development Councils should be established in every country and should operate on a transparent basis with participation of all stakeholders. It is necessary to develop performance indicators for NSDCs, to ensure their regular reporting and monitoring of their activities. 20. To develop, by 2015, a Global convention on access to environmental information, public participation and access to justice on environmental matters. Access to information and public participation are necessary for open and responsible governance and decision-making. A swift development of the Convention and its entry into force would allow to guarantee efficient public participation in development of green economy. The Convention should provide for commitments on launching Pollutant Release and Transfer Registers (PRTPs). 21. It is necessary to establish a specialised ECOSOC unit on sustainable development. In particular, such unit might assess progress in terms of green economy indicators/indices, and produce surveys of countries' sustainable development/green economy policies at the base of national materials and external assessments. Recommendation have been prepared by Eco-Accord in cooperation with EECCA (Eastern Europe, Caucasus and Central Asia) Trade and Sustainable Development Network) with contribution of Association for Sustainable Human Development (Armenia); Biotica (Moldova); Severtsev Institute of Ecology and Evolution (Russia); Rostok (Russia); Volgograd-Ecopress (Russia); Oxfam (Russia); EKA (Russia); Rainbow/Youth for Environment and Sustainable Development ; Russian Chemists Union; Institute of Water Problems, Russian Academy of Scientists; Institute of Humanitarian and Economic Problems of Food Security (Russia); Academy of Quality Problems (Russia); Dubna Regional Environmental Center (Russia); InterEcoPravo Center (Russia); Moscow State University (Russia); Center for Forest Ecology and Productivity, Russian Academy of Scientists (Russia).


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Penn Athletics is proud to honor Mr. Robert P. Levy C'52 with a special award tonight as we induct him into the Hall of Fame. A men's tennis player for his four years as a student, he is already a member of the Penn Tennis Hall of Fame. He also enjoyed stints as a coach with the women's team, both as head coach (fall 1985) and a volunteer assistant on some of the outstanding Quaker teams in the early 2000s.
Need further evidence of Mr. Levy's devotion to the Penn tennis programs? Check out the building on the West end of Penn Park, just south of the Class of 1923 Rink. The Robert P. Levy Tennis Pavilion -- built in 1973 and expanded in 1978 -- houses six tennis courts, and serves as the indoor home of the men's and women's tennis programs.
Mr. Levy (C'52) is past Chairman of DRT Industries, Inc., Atlantic City Racing Association and Chairman Emeritus of the Philadelphia Sports Congress. He also served on the board of Fasig-Tipton, a privately held auction company, for over 20 years and currently serves on the Board of Directors for Penn National Gaming, Inc., a NASDAQ-listed racing and gaming corporation that operates race tracks, off-track betting facilities and multifaceted casinos.
Mr. Levy is a recipient of the Athletic Award from the John B. Kelly Foundation, given annually to an individual who has "unselfishly contributed his time directly for the purpose of extending the future of youth sports." Other honors include the Service to Youth Award from the Pennsylvania Sports Hall of Fame, the Gold Football Award from Pop Warner Little Scholars Inc., the Philadelphia Police Athletic League's Man of the Year Award, the Alumni Award of Merit from the Penn Charter Alumni Society, and the Distinguished American Award from the Pennsylvania chapter of the National Football Foundation and Hall of Fame.
Mr. Levy has been inducted to the William Penn Charter School Sports Hall of Fame, the University of Pennsylvania Tennis Hall of Fame, the Philadelphia Jewish Sports Hall of Fame, the Police Athletic League Hall of Fame and the Philadelphia Sports Hall of Fame. In 2003, he was awarded the John Wanamaker Lifetime Achievement Award and in November 2009, he was awarded the Lifetime Achievement Award by the Montgomery County Coaches Hall of Fame. Mr. Levy served on the President's Council on Physical Fitness and Sports, and the President's Commission on Olympic Sports under President Reagan.
At Penn, Mr. Levy is a member and past Chair of the Board of Overseers of the School of Dental Medicine, a member of the Board of Overseers of the School of Veterinary Medicine, and a member of the Athletic Board of Overseers. In addition to the Levy Tennis Pavilion, Mr. Levy and his family made possible the creation of Blanche P. Levy Park in the center of campus, the Dental School's Levy Research Building, and the Paley Professorship for the Dean of the School of Design. Mr. Levy provides support for many areas of the University, including athletics and the School of Veterinary Medicine. He served on the Gift Committee for his class's 50th Reunion. Mr. Levy received the Alumni Award of Merit in 2003.
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"I have reviewed the list of past honorees, and I am totally overwhelmed to be selected. To be mentioned in the same category as friends like Chuck Bednarik, Bernie Berlinger, Corky Calhoun, Dick Harter, Bob Odell and Dave Pottruck (to name a few) is way beyond any dream. To say I am thrilled is an understatement, and I am just happy that I have managed to survive long enough to participate."


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Published: Tuesday, July 2, 2013 at 9:28 p.m.
Last Modified: Tuesday, July 2, 2013 at 9:28 p.m.
Hampstead | State troopers charged a suspect in a Tuesday evening hit-and-run crash that sent a pedestrian to New Hanover Regional Medical Center.
Amanda Koncyzski, 29, faces a hit-and-run charge and was being processed Tuesday night at the Pender County jail Tuesday night, said M.L. Collier, a sergeant with the N.C. Highway Patrol.
Koncyzski's arrest came shortly after an ambulance took a man who had been hit by a car about 6:50 p.m. in the McDonald's parking lot at Hoover Road and U.S. 17 in Hampstead, Collier said.
Collier did not immediately know the victim's name or condition.
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With the centennial of the National Parks service this summer, 2016 is the year to stay local and explore America.
This summer, Europe still reigns as a top summer destination for Americans, according to the American Automobile Association (AAA).
The Zika virus, which has now spread to 60 countries and can also be transmitted through sex, was in February declared a global health emergency.
Have you ever had to drive in one of these places?
Not everyone can be home on America's birthday; here are 8 places to celebrate Independence Day abroad
The best seat for a fireworks show is at a nice restaurant with a tasty meal; here are the best places to do this all summer
Whether you're looking for rejuvenation in the world's largest hot-springs pool, a thrilling swim over the edge of a building, or a nighttime dip while watching a movie under the stars, these hot properties all offer an escape from the heat and deliver on that "wow" factor.
Our insider's guide to the best of Paris this summer makes it easy to plan your trip and summer like a Parisian.


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ZF-2432: Zend_Validate validators do not all set messages
A number of Zend_Validate concrete validators do not currently set the $_messages array on a failed isValid() call, which means that if you call getMessages() after a failed validation, it may return an empty result. This is problematic when using a validator chain (such as Zend_Validate, or the new Zend_Form component), as the results of getMessages() becomes unpredictable.
Validators known to be missing this functionality include: * Digits * Alnum
Additionally, it would be useful to have the returned array use the error code for the key, such that getMessages() would return array( CODE => ).
Would you please provide some test data from which I can reproduce the behavior of {{getMessages()}} returning an empty array for each of the above listed classes? Thanks! :)
I haven't been able to reproduce the described problem with {{getMessages()}} not returning validation failure messages for either listed class, but I have added unit tests to cover the case for some basic input.
I am making the change that {{getMessages()}} returns an array such that:
assert($validator->getErrors() === array_keys($validator->getMessages()));
This allows us to deprecate the superfluous {{getErrors()}} method from the validation interface.
Resolving as cannot reproduce, having committed SVN r7450.


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IF YOU WISH TO APPLY FOR THE DOCTOR OF PHYSICAL THERAPY PROGRAM AT HUNTER COLLEGE: The Hunter College Graduate Admissions will administer your application for admission into each new class. The application is available on-line at http://www.hunter.cuny.edu/graduateadmissions. The deadline for submitting your application online is November 1st for the class starting the following June. Please continue reading this page and other pages for more information about the transition and the application process. The online application is only available under "Fall", there is no summer application pull down menu. Apply to the DPT program under this Fall menu. Yes, we do begin the program in the Summer of each year.
PLEASE NOTE: THE PRE-REQUISITE COURSES, GRE REQUIREMENT, CPR REQUIREMENT, AND CLINICAL EXPERIENCE REQUIREMENTS HAVE NOT CHANGED FOR APPLICATION TO THE DOCTOR OF PHYSICAL THERAPY, REGARDLESS OF THE ADMISSIONS PROCESS. For more information and to find the supplemental forms, you may go to www.gc.cuny.edu/physicaltherapy or stay on this website.
The online application for the Hunter College DPT program is available through the Hunter College Graduate Admissions website. You must apply online, paper applications are not available. In addition to the online application, you should:
1. Submit your Graduate Record Examination (GRE) scores from Educational Testing Service to Hunter College #2301.
2. You do not need to submit official transcripts until we request them. However, you should submit electronically either a student copy of all college transcript(s) (or scan an official copy) and submit it electronically to the Hunter College Graduate Admissions Office.
3. Either you or the person supervising your clinical experience may submit your completed Clinical Experience Forms to the Doctor of Physical Therapy Program at Hunter College, ATTN Dominique Rodriquez, 425 East 25th Street, New York, NY 10010. If someone else is submitting the form on your behalf, it is often helpful to provide them with a stamped envelope printed with this address.
4. Prepare a draft of your prerequisite checklist for input into the Graduate Application at the time you apply. This information is part of the online application and must be entered online as a component of your application.
Please note, your letters of reference (including letters (not clinical experience forms) from supervising physical therapists) will be uploaded by the person doing the referral through the on-line application process. Proof of Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation will be required if you are invited for an interview.
If, after reading this notice, you have additional questions, you may contact the Hunter College Physical Therapy Program at 212-396-7103 (new #) or via email to firstname.lastname@example.com
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This page covers all of the requirements for admission into the DPT Program, including course prerequisites, clinical experience, and other information you need to know before submitting your application.
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There are so many different floor coverings available in the marketplace. Sometimes, it may be a bit overwhelming just trying to choose the best option for your kitchen. To make this process easier, I've grouped together various flooring types and reviewed their advantages and disadvantages. In Part 3, I'll talk about Vinyl, Laminate, Carpet, and Concrete. I hope this helps make your kitchen flooring decision a little easier!
Vinyl flooring is really easy to work with. It is quiet, soft, easy to install, versatile, and very affordable. It comes in both stick-on tile as well as large rolls. Seams are the weak point in this floor yet are unavoidable in certain sized rooms. Moisture can get in and mold/mildew can grow. Sometimes it will simply lift along the edges. Despite this drawback, it is still the most affordable flooring option out there.
Pros - Vinyl is durable, water and stain resistant as well as inexpensive. It is also easy to install and it comes in a wide variety of colors and patterns.
Cons - As mentioned earlier, moisture can cause seams to mold and lift.
Laminate flooring often looks like wood, bamboo or cork, but it is actually a plastic. Today, there are designs that have graining built in before the "picture" of the wood is overlain. The result is fairly realistic-looking, durable flooring that is usually quite reasonably priced.
Pros - This type of flooring is durable, comes in a wide range of designs and colors, and is scratch resistant. It can be installed over old flooring and is a good choice for damp areas. Laminate is also very easy to install yourself as many types click together and require no glue.
Cons - Laminate cannot be refinished if it is damaged, but if you reserve a few extra boards you can replace it. For the most part, it's more affordable than wood, but occasionally you will find some that are much more expensive. So don't just assume it will be cheaper. Do compare prices.
Concrete flooring is gaining popularity as a viable alternative for flooring. It can be made visually appealing by utilizing a variety of colors and textures before sealing. Concrete is easy to clean, moisture-resistant, and long-lasting. It's also well-suited to in-floor radiant heating.
Pros - Concrete is a great option for flooring. Both heat and cold resistant, it is also easy to clean. All the maintenance it needs is the occasional waxing. It can also be acid-stained to create various colors. Allergy sufferers can benefit from concrete flooring as there is no place for allergens to cling to, resulting in an easy clean up.
Cons - Concrete does not make for an easy installation for the average do-it-yourselfer. If a mistake is made, it can be costly to fix. Generally, you'll want to use a professional and that will cost a little more. The only other disadvantage of concrete is that there is a limited range of color options.
Carpet is not a common type of kitchen flooring, but some people do prefer it, so I thought I would mention a bit about it too.
Pros - Carpet is soft on the feet. It also comes in many colors and styles. The price of carpet ranges from inexpensive to pricey, so be on the look out for the best bang for your buck.
Cons - Generally, carpet is not a great idea for a kitchen. It is best used in a drier area. Moisture and dirt can collect in the carpet and start to grow mold and mildew. Carpet is not a good choice for people with allergies either. You are better off getting a different kind of floor with throw rugs that can be washed.


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Published: Friday, March 22, 2013 at 11:18 a.m.
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Nyal Aaron Yarborough, 60, of Owens Road, died Wednesday, March 20, 2013, at Wake Forest Baptist Health — Lexington Medical Center.
A funeral will be at 1 p.m. Saturday at Piedmont Funeral Home Chapel by the Rev. Brian Alexander.
Visitation will be held at the funeral home from 6-8 p.m. Friday. The family will see friends other times at the home on Owens Road.
Mr. Yarborough was born Oct. 27, 1952, in Davidson County to Nyal Aaron Yarborough Sr. and Vertie Mae Jarrett Yarborough. His parents preceded him in death.
Aaron is survived by his wife, Frances Hartley Yarborough of the home; one son, William A. Yarborough; and three grandchildren, Haleigh, Camryn and Brian Yarborough and their mother, Abby Yarborough of Lexington.
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Age Defying Protective Renewal Lotion SPF 15 contains an in-part zinc oxide sunscreen, but that's the only exciting element in this rather bland moisturizer for normal to slightly dry skin. The moisturizers with sunscreen in Olay's Regenerist andTotal Effects lines are more exciting.
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The first thing that hit me was the overpowering perfume smell!It took a moment to soak into the skin and really, I found it just didn't help my skin at all.
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Proven to reduce the visible appearance of fine lines and wrinkles and protect from the sun, Age Defying Protective Renewal Lotion contains beta hydroxy complex to renew moisture to significantly reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles caused by past sun damage, leaving skin soft and smooth. Formulated with a broad-spectrum SPF 15 sunscreen, Age Defying Protective Renewal Lotion provides even more protection against the formation of wrinkles than regular SPF 15
Active: Octinoxate (6%), Zinc Oxide (3%), Other: Water, Glycerin, Isohexadecane, Polyacrylamide, C13-14 Isoparaffin, Laureth-7, Cyclopentasiloxane, PEG/PPG-20/20 Dimethicone, Triethoxycaprylylsilane, Steareth-21, Stearyl Alcohol, Sucrose Polycottonseedate, Behenyl Alcohol, Cetyl Alcohol, Dmdm Hydantoin, Iodopropynyl Butylcarbamate, Octyl Salicylate, Tocopheryl Acetate, Ascorbic Acid, Disodium EDTA, Steareth-2, Oleth-3 Phosphate, Fragrance
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Strengths: Inexpensive (mostly); several outstanding water-soluble cleansers and scrubs; boon for any consumer in love with cleansing cloths; good AHA exfoliant; all sunscreens include UVA-protecting ingredients; bountiful selection of state-of-the-art serums and some excellent moisturizers; some of the best products offer fragrance-free versions.
Weaknesses: Bar cleansers; no topical disinfectant for blemishes; random products contain menthol; more than a handful of dated moisturizers; jar packaging; several moisturizers with sunscreen don't offer skin much beyond basic sun protection; repetitive formulas within and between the sub-brands make this line confusing and tricky to shop.
Olay offers a fairly large selection of skin-care products sold at drugstores and mass-market stores. Although Olay's products are not as diversified as Neutrogena's or as attractive as L'Oreal's, Olay has come a long way from its star product being a soft pink lotion designed to make skin younger (yet it was and is just a badly formulated product that was out of date almost from the moment it was launched). Today's Olay lineup for those concerned about staving off the effects of aging skin is impressive, comprising their Regenerist, and Total Effects lines. All of these (and several other Olay products) contain the B vitamin niacinamide. As you might expect, the claims made for it are inflated, but, as explained in the various reviews below, niacinamide is a very helpful ingredient for all skin types, capable of exerting multiple benefits. It isn't the best ingredient out there (no single ingredient has that title yet, and it's unlikely that just one ever will be) and as such doesn't deserve the prominence Olay gives it (a bit of variety would have been far better, such as a mix of antioxidants and skin-identical ingredients).
Olay's sales are expected to reach $4 billion annually in the next few years, and given their global presence in stores and constant advertising in magazines and on television, that's not surprising. Much of this advertising is focused on their best products, which is attention well deserved. Just to give you an idea of the expenditure involved for these ubiquitous ads, Olay spent over $50 million to promote Regenerist in 2003. The good news is that each new range of Olay products generally improves on what came before it, offering results that, while not as impressive as the claims, are noticeable in the mirror.
For its ongoing commitment to understanding consumers and formulating products that, while not perfect, definitely offer more proof than puffery, Olay deserves consideration by any savvy skin-care shopper. And it also deserves mention that Olay is one of the few lines in this book whose entire collection of products with sunscreens provides sufficient UVA protection! (Sources for the financial figures above: The Rose Sheet, July 10, 2006, page 5; September 11, 2006, page 4; and January 1, 2007, page 5).
Olay began 2009 with the launch of Pro-X, their most expensive products to date. Not only are these products considerably more expensive than any others from Olay, the packaging, color scheme, advertising campaign, and claims have all been turned up to "max" on the cosmetics marketing dial. The amount of hype and budget thrown at these products easily explains why our Beautypedia product request e-mail inbox has been inundated with requests for me to review these products!
Whenever something this sleek-looking and pricey debuts in the mass market, lots of consumers wonder whether the extra expense is worth it. They also want to know if Olay's "Professional" designation makes these products a cut above the numerous other products they sell, including those with similar claims.
It turns out we had the same question after surveying the ingredient lists for all of the Pro-X products: How are they different from those available in Olay's Total Effects and Regenerist? Supposedly, all of those other sub-brands also have the answer to improving the telltale signs of aging, from dryness and wrinkles to loss of luminosity and unwanted discolorations. In fact, the claims on the label of these three lines are virtually identical.
It is clear from the get go that there are far more similarities than differences among Definity, Regenerist and Pro-X. All of them contain niacinamide, the B vitamin that has almost single-handedly re-energized Olay as a formidable skin-care brand. One of the Pro-X products contains acetyl glucosamine, just like several from Definity, and many Pro-X products contain peptides, just as Regenerist products do. Why should someone consider Pro-X over those other lines?
Interestingly, the folks we spoke with at Procter & Gamble didn't have a clear answer either, which isn't surprising, at least not from a formula superiority standpoint. Rather, their explanation was all about a marketing decision. This "cosmeceutical" –oriented line is supposed to give women who think that a line that looks medical must be better even if it's available at the drugstore. Pro-X was also designed to appeal to women who typically seek professional skin-care products, meaning those that are sold or recommended by a dermatologist or cosmetic surgeon.
Of course there is no standardized definition for "professional skin care" and "cosmeceutical" is a bogus term. The dermatologists who consulted Olay about these new products are well-respected, but the formulas still come up short in terms of a cocktail of antioxidants and skin-identical ingredients that can repair damaged skin. As it turns out, despite the Alliance for Skin Care Innovation that Olay speaks of in their promotional materials for Pro-X, its creation had more to do with marketing than with bringing anything new to the cosmetics table.
Don't get me wrong: the Pro-X products have some commendable attributes and certainly offer multiple benefits for aging skin, but the truth is they're not different enough from Olay Regenerist or Definity products to warrant the higher price.
Pro-X's packaging is indeed sexier, the claims are more enticing, and the prices speak to a high-end consumer, but, to borrow a popular catchphrase from the 1980s, we were left wondering "Where's the beef?" The beef, as it were, is merely Olay creating products whose differences are much stronger from a marketing standpoint than from a formulary standpoint. That's not breakthrough news for your skin, and it's a fact that anyone considering Pro-X should know that other Olay products offer comparable benefits for less money. The only significant difference between Pro-X and Olay's other sub-brands is that Pro-X is fragrance-free; that's great, but you would think that leaving out an ingredient as opposed to adding one would lead to a price decrease rather than an increase. It's up to you if that point is enough to make the higher prices worthwhile.
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In June 2012, SMEC acquired Vela VKE, a professional consulting engineering company in South Africa. Vela VKE has operated since 1947 and opened its first permanent office in Johannesburg in 1951. SMEC now has 11 offices throughout South Africa: Bloemfontein, Cape Town, Durban, East London, George, Johannesburg, Kimberley, Polokwane, Port Elizabeth, Pretoria and Rustenburg.
SMEC provides multi-disciplinary services throughout the Transport sector in South Africa. In the areas of transport planning and public transport systems, two signature projects include the design of a multi-storey transportation centre for the Mangaung Intermodal Project (constructed for the 2010 Soccer World Cup); and the development of the Kathu Transport Master Plan, designed to alleviate traffic congestion associated with the expansion of the Khumani Iron ore mine, in Northern Cape.
SMEC has extensive experience in all aspects of road design for urban and rural freeways and local access roads in South Africa. In Cape Town, SMEC provided design services for Chapman's Peak Drive Rehabilitation. This project involved the design of rockfall shelters, high-energy catch fences, structures, civil, geotechnical and electrical components. Another key project which highlights SMEC's design expertise is the upgrade of the Western Freeway in Durban, which carries an average of 122,000 vehicles per day. SMEC provided design, geotechnical and pavement rehabilitation services for the upgrade.
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Chef Gavin Baker is working on a dining project unlike any other in Utah. From his grandmother's cooking in North Carolina to his stint at Heston Blumenthal's The Fat Duck, often called one of the best restaurants in the world, to kitchens all over Asia and the USA, he's been gathering ideas about restaurants and cooking. Read More


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How Does it Work?Not all energy saving efforts are created equal. Class 5 provides clients with a roadmap to help them instill new rules of the road around energy conservation.
What's Included?Class 5 provides the support, tools, materials and expertise to reduce our client's energy use and costs. We customize our services to meet each organization's needs.
Our ClientsWe work in a variety of markets including K-12 schools, higher education, public sector and commercial. Whether you have one building or 100, we can help.
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With SEE, we were able to return our utility expense savings back to our classrooms for teachers, supplies, and facility upgrades to enhance our student learning environment. The energy we have saved so far is enough to provide electricity to 2,527 households — our students love that statistic! And we're over $2.5 million in cost avoidance..
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I remember last year after summer my sleeping pattern was great. I used to sleep at 12 and get up at 6 every day and did so for like a month. I just felt incredibly rested and was active the whole day. Now I just feel like sleeping all the time and the sleep I do get doesn't seem sufficient.
Also, I don't know if it was because of it or is unrelated, but during that awesome sleep period I used to distinctly recall each and every one of my dreams. Even if I had multiple dreams I'd remember all of them, and I'd actually be able to recall specific dreams days after I had them unlike now when even if I remember a dream when I wake up it fades away as the day passes. I used to lucid dream pretty frequently too, or at least more frequently than now (like once or twice a month).


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Bayhealth Kent General and Milford Memorial hospitals was named Top Performer on Key Quality Measures today by the Joint Commission.
Bayhealth is one of more than 1,000 hospitals in the U.S. earning the distinction of Top Performer on Key Quality Measures for attaining and sustaining excellence in accountability measure performance. Bayhealth was recognized for its achievement on the following measure sets: heart attack, heart failure, pneumonia and surgical care.
"Bayhealth and all the Top Performer hospitals have demonstrated an exceptional commitment to quality improvement and they should be proud of their achievement," says Mark R. Chassin, M.D., FACP, M.P.P., M.P.H., president and chief executive officer, The Joint Commission. "We have much to celebrate this year. Nearly half of our accredited hospitals have attained or nearly attained the Top Performer distinction. This truly shows that we are approaching a tipping point in hospital quality performance that will directly contribute to better health outcomes for patients."
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Women's Cross Country Team Places Second At UW-Parkside Invite
Oct. 18, 2003
Parkside, Wis.- The UIC women's cross country team ran to a second place team finish on Saturday morning, highlighting the Flames' day at the UW-Parkside Invitational.
With all five scoring runners placing in the top-50, UIC totaled 114 points, which was second-best in the 24-team field. Indiana Wesleyan won the invitational.
Senior Jenni Goebel paved the way for the Flames with a fourth-place finish, completing the 5K course in 18:22. She was followed by Lizet Diaz (19:16/21st), Susie Martinez (19:26/28th), Lisa Petty (19:41/36th) and Rachel Covert (19:40/42nd).
The men's tea, meanwhile, competed with a shortened squad and were paced by Mikhail Davidyan. Davidyan finished in 20th place with an 8K time of 26:53. Jim Sulzberger was the men's teams next best finisher, placing 41st in 27:26.


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"Uncle Joe" Benson, a fixture on Classic Rock KLOS/95.5 FM for years, starts Monday at KSWD/100.3 FM album rock The Sound. He will be on 5:30-10 a.m. weekdays with "Uncle Joe's Rock & Roll Morning Show."
"At The Sound, we consider our listeners to be family, and everyone's favorite Uncle belongs on The Sound," said KSWD program director Dave Beasing.
Benson added in the announcement, "This is going to be so much fun! Just look at all the music I'll get to play again on The Sound ... and the stories I can tell! The Sound plays the music that's part of all of our lives, past, present and future. What better way to start the day than with family and great tunes?"
Benson's specialty has always been classic rock, and he kept fans updated at his site www.unclejoe.com. He was at KLOS, 1981-94; KLSX, 1995-96; KLOS, 1996-97; KCBS/fm, 1997-2005; and KLOS, 2005-13, according to www.LARadio.com.
At The Sound, Benson rejoins Rita Wilde, a KLOS veteran who does evenings on 100.3 FM.
According to Beasing, "In addition to ongoing updates to his Uncle Joe's Record Guide series of classic rock history books, Joe will continue to host his 'Off The Record with Joe Benson' rock star interview program, syndicated nationally on dozens of stations by the Dial-Global Radio Network. He'll also continue his unique involvement in motorsports as a participant, announcer and reporter."
The Sound line-up: Benson, 5:30-10 a.m.; Andy Chanley, 10:45 a.m.-3 p.m.; Julie Slater, 3-7 p.m.; Rita Wilde, 7 p.m.-midnight.
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Every party needs a little background music to set the mood, but have you ever considered background photos? With Windows Media Center, you can have both.
You can use Media Center to play slide shows of your favorite photos—along with background music—on your computer. This is especially cool if you're computer is connected to a TV. A Media Center slide show can completely change the dynamic of your living room for parties and get-togethers. To learn how to connect your computer to a TV, see Connect your computer to a TV.
Chances are you own a digital camera and have a collection of digital photos on your computer. The nice thing about using Media Center to organize those photos is that it does most of the work for you. If your digital photos are in the Pictures library on your computer, Media Center will automatically find them the moment you fire it up. To view your pictures in Media Center:
On the Windows Media Center start screen, scroll to Pictures + Videos, and then click Pictures library.
Media Center will even detect if a digital camera or flash memory card is connected to your PC and give you the option to import new pictures directly into Media Center. Once all your photos are available, you can browse through them and perform common editing tasks on each, such as rotating, cropping, and removing red eye. For more information, see Edit pictures in Windows Media Center.
Once your photo collection is in Media Center, it's time to show it off to friends and family by using slide shows. To play a slide show of your entire collection of photos, scroll to Pictures + Videos from the Windows Media Center start screen, click Picture library, and then click Play slide show.
But what if you don't want grandma to see that snapshot of you feeding the dog table scraps, or your brother to see photos from that New Year's party you forgot to invite him to? One way you can control who sees what is by playing a slide show of a specific folder rather than your entire collection: from the Windows Media Center start screen, scroll to Pictures + Videos, click Picture library, go to the desired folder, and then click Play slide show.
No slide show is complete without some background tunes. Adding music to a slide show can greatly enhance it, no matter what the occasion. The best way to add music to a slide show is to create a custom slide show that you can access at any time.
In the row of viewing options just above your pictures, click Slide shows, and then click Create Slide Show.
Follow the instructions to give your slide show a name and to add pictures and music. When you're finished, on the Review & Edit Slide Show screen, click Create.
When playing a slide show, you'll notice that a set amount of time passes between each transition, and that the song information occasionally shows up in the bottom-left corner. These and other slide show features can be customized to your liking.
On the Windows Media Center start screen, scroll to Tasks, click Settings, click Pictures, and then click Slide Shows.
Change options for how you want your slide shows appear, and then click Save.
Have an upcoming birthday party? Are the relatives visiting soon? There are many occasions when a slide show of your digital photos can come in handy. And if you have a digital video camera, you can play your home videos in Windows Media Center as well. For more information, see View pictures and videos in Windows Media Center.


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The luxury health spa at Chewton Glen hotel embodies the unique purity of a New Forest and coastal location. The staff at our spa hotel in Hampshire are dedicated to personalised service, holistic lifestyle programmes and indulgent spa experiences all delivered in the environment of a world-class retreat.
Chewton Glen Spa has been named the spa consumer's favorite spa in the UK, as part of its seventh-annual SpaFinder Readers' Choice Awards. With a record 360,000 votes cast worldwide by readers of SpaFinder publications (including Spafinder.com), the awards program represents the most complete, real-world consumer assessment of the global spa market.
Voted "In the Top 10 of UK Hotel Spa's" at the Conde Nast Traveller Magazine Reader Spa Awards 2014, only the very finest health, spa and well-being experiences are available at our luxury health spa hotel in Hampshire.
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What are Hot Dots?
Hot Dots are a fun way to reinforce and learn basic skills. The Hot Dots activity cards are designed to be used with an interactive pen (sold separately) that responds to a child's correct or incorrect answers. There are 36 double-sided cards in each set, for a total of 72 activities!
Who Can Use Hot Dots?
Educational Insights has created an amazing product that spans so many different levels of learning. Kids as young as 2 (Sophia is 2 1/2) will love playing and learning with Hot Dots! At the same time, all levels/grades of elementary school kids can enjoy this product.
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ZF-8720: Bug fix for setLocation with exclamation mark
Zend Framework 1.9.6 (r19198). Released on November 23, 2009.
Package Zend_Gdata > YouTube File: Zend\Gdata\YouTube\VideoQuery.php
Bug: Line:143 //$temp = substr($temp, -1);
Fix: Line:143 Replace with... $temp = substr($temp, 0, strlen($temp)-1);
Explaination: http://code.google.com/apis/youtube/… To exclude videos from the API response if those videos are associated with a descriptive address but not with specific geographic coordinates, append an exclamation point ("!") to the end of the parameter value. This practice effectively ensures that all videos in the API response can be plotted on a map.
The following examples show sample uses of this parameter: location=37.42307,-122.08427&location-radius=100km location=37.42307,-122.08427!&location-radius=100km
The variable $temp is to temporary remove the exclamation (!) so that the longitude can validate as numeric. However, substr($temp, -1); will return the substr (!) instead of the expected (-122.08427). To fix this, we simply need to change that to substr($temp, 0, strlen($temp)-1)
What is the problem? Can you specify the problem or bug with some lines of example code?
fixed with r20097
Marco, Thanks for quickly fixing this.
However, I don't see a commit into a release branch. Are you sure this is fixed for the next mini release?
Yes i'm sure because i commited all to the right branch. I looks like the Fisheye is a bit out of sync. :)
Oh Fisheye. Always causing trouble. ;)
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2009: Recorded a season-high 13-07.25 in the pole vault at the UCSD Triton Invitational.
2008: Cleared a season-best 14-01.25 to finish fifth at the Big West Challenge ... Tied that mark at the UCSD Triton Invitational.
2007: Redshirted.
High School: Lettered two years in water polo and three in track ... Reached the CIF Finals in the pole vault as a senior ... Finished his career with a lifetime-best 14-04, which ranked among the top five in Poway High School history ... Earned the San Diego Union Tribune Award for playing sports and keeping a GPA above 3.0.
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On Saturday August 24, a march and rally will be held to commemorate the 50th Anniversary of Martin Luther King's March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom. Catholic Charities will sponsor a bus to Washington, DC in partnership, with the Central Harlem parishes, for this event. Msgr. Kevin Sullivan, Executive Director made clear the importance of Catholic Charities' participation:
"Catholic Charities mission of providing help and creating hope in the lives of individuals includes the broader perspective of building a society that is more just and compassionate. Events such as this call attention to the environment in which our critically important work with individuals and families is done. There are always multiple themes highlighted and expressed in such broad-based events – themes and perspectives with which there is significant disagreement among attendees. Catholic Charities participation has a very simple and targeted message: Every person is made in the image and likeness of God, worthy of dignity and respect whose basic human rights need to be ensured. Of particular concern to us are the hungry who need food, the homeless who need housing, children who need loving families, those whose lives at the earliest and last stages need protection, the unemployed who needs jobs and strangers who need welcoming. Put simply – the poorest and most vulnerable are Catholic Charities first focus."
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Our guests will relax and enjoy the green and spa. Our guests can also enjoy seeing the original lifestyle and local agriculture of Nakornchaisri's riverside community by boat and speed boat.
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Lawmakers look to restrict gun magazine capacity
WASHINGTON (AP) Lawmakers from both parties voiced their willingness Sunday to pursue some changes to the nation's gun laws, but adamant opposition from the National Rifle Association has made clear than any such effort will face significant obstacles.
NRA CEO Wayne LaPierre dismissed efforts to revive a ban on assault weapons as a "phony piece of legislation" that's built on lies.
Democratic lawmakers in Congress have become more adamant about the need for stricter gun laws since the shooting of 20 children and six teachers at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn. Sen. Dianne Feinstein of California is promising to push for a renewal of expired legislation that banned certain weapons and limited the number of bullets a gun magazine could hold to 10.
"I think we ought to be looking at where the real danger is, like those large clips," said Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison, R-Texas.
"I think we need a comprehensive approach," said Sen. Mark Warner, D-Va., a longtime gun rights supporter. "I'll look at all the proposals. . I think it looks at mental health, I think it looks at protecting our schools but I also think it looks at these high-volume magazines, you know, that can fire off so many rounds."
Both lawmakers appeared on CBS' "Face the Nation," where NRA President David Keene said lawmakers were asking the wrong question when discussing how many rounds a gun magazine should have.
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by Robyn Griggs Lawrence, Editor at Large
Lately I've been mining the Mother Earth News archive disks for bits of relevant wisdom—which are abundant there. In the second issue (March/April 1970), an article titled "Housekeeping on a Homestead" offers some fine advice for making this task—which we all have to do sooner or later—a little more efficient and enjoyable. We've carried some of this advice in the pages of our magazines over the years, and some nuggets got lost. Every one of them makes sense today. Enjoy!
1. Lay out work areas in an orderly way. Create one area for washing, ironing, sewing, cooking and children's play areas. (Even if you don't get out the iron more than once a year or so anymore, the all-encompassing work and play room is key, especially when the kids are young.)
2. Radiant heating (hot water pipes under the floor) means less work for Mama—no dusting and no painting those unsightly dust catchers called radiators. And if the floors are pretty and warm, you'll have fewer rugs to pay for or to clean. (I'm amused that radiant heating emerged again as a "new" idea for green homes about a decade ago. How quickly we forget!)
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3. Use patterned or neutral colored rugs that don't show dirt quickly, or scatter rugs that can be picked up and washed. If you have an old unsightly floor, spatter painting might be the answer to simple care. (OK, so I worry that I don't have the touch for "spatter painting," and that could end up looking like we spilled a bucket of paint. But I'm gratified to see that Mother advised people against hard-to-clean wall-to-wall carpet from the beginning.)
4. Wooden furniture collects less dust if it's waxed instead of polished with oil. (I mix a little mineral oil into my carnauba wax to soften it before I use it. And note—you have to rub pretty hard.)
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5. Slipcovers can be removed and washed easily. And if you buy or make slipcovers, bedspreads and draperies out of material that doesn't have to be ironed, you've saved yourself even more work. (Plus, slipcovers are sexy. I've been coveting this slipcovered sofa from Rachel Ashwell Shabby Chic for more than a decade.)
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Radical Jewelry Makeover Exhibition: Beyond the Blue Box
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Radical Jewelry Makeover Exhibition: Beyond the Blue Box
Jewelry exhibition from May 14-June 15, 2014. Created by Donald Claflin Jewelry Studio guest artists and Dartmouth alumni artists (1973-2013).
Thursday, May 22, 2014
All Day
Harrington Display Case, The Moore Theater Lobby
Sponsored by: Hopkins Center for the Arts
Intended Audience(s): Public
Categories: Arts, Exhibitions
Community-mined jewelry gets new life in these beautiful pieces created by particpants in the Radical Jewelry Makeover workshops. Part of the Community Venture Initiative.
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- 1 pound lean ground beef (90% lean)
- 1 medium onion, chopped
- 2 cups cubed red potatoes (1/4-inch pieces)
- 1 cup chopped celery
- 1 cup chopped carrot
- 1 cup dried lentils, rinsed
- 1/2 cup medium pearl barley
- 8 cups water
- 2 teaspoons beef bouillon granules
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 teaspoon lemon-pepper seasoning
- 2 cans (14-1/2 ounces each) stewed tomatoes
- In a nonstick skillet, cook beef and onion over medium heat until meat is no longer pink; drain.
- Transfer to a 5-qt. slow cooker. Layer with the potatoes, celery, carrot, lentils and barley. Combine the water, bouillon, salt and lemon pepper; pour over vegetables. Cover and cook on low for 6 hours or until vegetables and barley are tender.
- Add the tomatoes; cook 2 hours longer. Yield: 10 servings.
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"I added an extra 1/2 cup of lentils, carrots and celery and potatoes. I added two extra cups of water and 2 of bouillon granules and extra 1/4 c. of barley. It was perfect and very very flavourful. Very filling!"


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I have a problem that can be reduced to this one:
Suppose I have an unbalanced (almost random) tree. The leaves of the tree have one property already set, and all vertex (including the leaves) have another property that I have to update upon visiting.
To update that property, I need to cast a function
f[father_Vertex,{son_Vertex..}] in an ordered way, as shown below:
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s = KaryTree[23, 3, DirectedEdges -> True];
leaves = Flatten@Position[VertexDegree[s], 1];
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HighlightGraph[#, leaves, VertexLabels -> "Name", ImagePadding -> 20] &@s
(*Assign a property to the leaves*)
leaves = Flatten@Position[VertexDegree[s], 1]
s1 = Fold[SetProperty[{#1, #2}, "leavesProp" -> RandomInteger[{1, 5}]] &, s, leaves];
(*Assign another property to all Vertex*)
s2 = Fold[SetProperty[{#1, #2}, "toUpdateProp" -> ""] &, s1, VertexList[s1]];
Now, to cast my function, I need to visit node sets updating the properties in a hierarchical order:
Which is the easiest way to accomplish this navigation scheme?
The visiting order at each tree level is interchangeable {s1, s2, s3, s4} and {s5, s6, s7}
Trying to be more clear. This is the desired order of invocation. All calls to
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During the 1960s, Arizona State, known for its rich tradition in men's and women's cross country, produced several standout performers who helped establish Sun Devil harrier history.
At the inaugural Western Athletic Conference (WAC) Championships in 1962, Sun Devil sophomore Eric Owers captured first-place honors in record time (15:56.3) over the 3.3 mile Papago Park course in Phoenix, guiding ASU to a fourth-place team finish.
Owers remains the lone conference titlist from Arizona State in men's and women's cross country history. Jerry Jobski finished as the 1968 WAC runner-up following a 13th-place finish in '67. During the '68 campaign, Jobski also won four dual meet contests.
One of Jobski's teammates, Manuel Quintanar, placed 10th at the '68 WAC Championships. Quintanar and Jobski helped the Sun Devils earn second-place honors, the finest conference finish in school annals.
Louis Scott, a 1968 U.S. Olympian also proved to be a force for the Sun Devil cross country program in the 1960s.
Several Sun Devils distinguished themselves during the early 1970s, including Doug Conley, Pete Span and Bill Brown. However, Larry Lawson may stand as the top harrier in Arizona State chronicles.
Lawson, fresh off a third-place finish at the '74 WAC Championships, garnered All-America honors with a 16th- place finish at the NCAA Championships in Bloomington, Ind. Lawson (30:22.93) and teammate Mike Elder became the initial Arizona State cross country runners to qualify for the NCAAs.
A decade later, Mike Stahr forged onto the scene and became the third ASU male runner to compete at the NCAAs. En route to the NCAAs, Stahr finished fourth (31:42.7) at the NCAA Region VIII meet, which is the highest finish by a Sun Devil.
ASU launched its women's program in 1979. All-conference performer Sabrina Peters qualified for the 1980 national championship event in Seattle and finished 45th. Peters redshirted the following year, giving Maria Trujillo of Mexico the Sun Devils' top spot. Trujillo and Peters joined forces in '82 to provide ASU with its strongest attack ever.
That season, Peters returned to the NCAAs, finishing 44th, and, a year later, Lynn Nelson competed at the NCAA Championships. Both Nelson (10,000 meters, 1988) and Trujillo (marathon, 1984) would later represent their homelands in the Olympic Games.
Current head coach Ken Lehman arrived in 1985 from the University of Houston. During his first four campaigns in Tempe, two of his runners -- Laura LaMena and Teresa Barrios -- qualified for the NCAAs.
The women's program posted upper-division Pac-10 Conference finishes in Lehman's first three season as Sun Devil head coach. In addition, Arizona State twice competed at the NCAA Region VIII Championships.
Meanwhile, the ASU men's team can claim four top-seven conference finishes in the past 10 seasons. The Sun Devils have also participated at the region meet twice during Lehman's tenure.
In recent times, Dan Fisher, Steve Preston and Jeff Smith have helped create a solid foundation for the Sun Devil men's distance program. Fisher and Preston finished fourth and fifth, respectively, at the '86 Pac-10 Championships.
Out of all these former Arizona State stars, Todd Lewis might rank as the most prolific in Sun Devil cross country annals.
In 1991, Lewis completed his outstanding career as a Sun Devil with an 11th-place finish at the NCAA Championships in Tucson, Ariz. Two years earlier, he recorded four top-10 finishes and later earned All-America acclaim in the 5,000 meters at the NCAA Championships. Lewis also set school marks in the steeplechase and 5,000 meters.
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The National Indigenous Women's Resource Center, Inc. (NIWRC) seeks an organized and detail oriented individual to fill the position of Communications Assistant (CA). The CA will work to build NIWRC's public awareness activities. The CA will have a wide array of responsibilities, including gaining visibility for priority campaigns, helping NIWRC staff develop their media skills and strategies, utilizing NIWRC software and social media to communicate across our network, writing and editing content for websites and newsletters, etc. Our main office is located in Lame Deer, MT on the Northern Cheyenne Indian Reservation. We are an equal opportunity employer offering an excellent salary. View full job description. [1]
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I am using the library version 2.4.5 and after reading the accompanying documentation (ver 2.3) I still have some questions, firstly the documentation mentions (2.1.3) that PLASMA has two scheduling modes; static and dynamic. However further in the documentation (6.1) it says that PLASMA currently only supports static scheduling, is that information out of date?
Am I right in thinking that the dynamic scheduling uses QUARK and the static version does not? Or do they both use QUARK? Reading the source code suggest that static version are not handled with quark as they make `CORE_xyyzz` calls rather than the `QUARK_CORE_xyydd` calls.
After reading the source I am unclear as to you select between static and dynamic scheduling (if dynamic is currently available), I see that there a `PLASMA_Set` switch case for scheduling but I don't know whether that the correct way to set and whether it is supported if used, this documentation makes no mention of it: http://icl.cs.utk.edu/projectsfiles/pla ... plasma_get.
The source I downloaded doesn't seem to come with a reference, is it still maintained for newer versions?
Finally the docs also say:
A pruned search method to obtain "good" parameters is described in [2]. We note that
autotuning is part of the PLASMA's roadmap; unfortunately, as of 2.0.0, the PLASMA
software does not have its autotuning component available for release.
What is that state of autotuning in version 2.4.5?
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stats crap defense on a scrub driving into the lane has killed this game for us. oh well it was a nice streak.
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|Millet breaks Idaho record
AUSTIN, Texas – University of Idaho sophomore Rachel Millet broke the Vandal record for the 200 individual medley in her first event at the AT&T Winter National Swim Meet.
Millet was clocked in 2 minutes, 3.60 seconds – good enough for 38th in the star-studded field that includes past Olympic team members as well as the nation's top collegians.
"It was a good morning swim for Rachel," coach Mark Sowa said. "We really liked her first half of the race. Her breaststroke needs to improve so that gives us something to focus on as we get back to training.
"Overall, this is a nice start to our weekend."
Also at the elite meet for the Vandals are senior Kelsie Saxe (100 and 200 breast), sophomore Laura Griffing (100 breast), freshman Janelle Stacy (100 back) and freshman Jamie Sterbis (200 fly).
The meet resumes Friday and concludes Saturday.