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Idiopathic neutropenia
* Not a rare disease
Other Names for this Disease
- Nonimmune chronic idiopathic neutropenia of adults
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severe chronic neutropenia whose cause is unknown.[1] Neutropenia is a blood condition that causes a reduced number or complete absence of neutrophils, a type of white blood cell that is responsible for much of the body's protection against infection. Symptoms include fever, moth sores, and other types of infections. Neutropenia idiopathic may occur in children and adults.[2] Frequency and severity of infections appear to be directly related to neutrophil count; while clinical problems in individual patients may vary, in general, those patients with more severe neutropenia have more frequent infections.[3] Most patients respond well to granulocyte-colony stimulating factor (G-CSF).[4] Long-term treatment is usually required.[2][3]Idiopathic neutropenia is an acquired form of
Last updated: 1/13/2014
- Boxer, LA. Severe Combined Neutropenia. National Organization for Rare Disorders (NORD). 2012; http://www.rarediseases.org/rare-disease-information/rare-diseases/byID/857/viewAbstract. Accessed 1/13/2014.
- Types of neutropenia. National Neutropenia Network. 2014; http://www.neutropenianet.org/what-is-neutropenia/types-of-neutropenia/. Accessed 1/13/2014.
- Idiopathic Neutropenia. The Severe Chronic Neutropenia International Registry. http://depts.washington.edu/registry/Info.Idiopathic.Neut.htm. Accessed 1/13/2014.
- Treatment. National Neutropenia Network. 2014; http://www.neutropenianet.org/medical-care/treatment/. Accessed 1/13/2014.
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A New Approach to Strategic ControlHallin, Carina Antonia; Andersen, Torben J.; Foss, Nicolai J.; Tveterås, Sigbjørn (Frederiksberg, 2012)[More information][Less information]
Abstract: Recent advances within the dynamic capabilities view emphasize the "sensing" of employees as an important part of the micro-foundations of dynamic capabilities: By putting in place organizational processes that mobilize and exploit information gathered by individual employees from their operating environment, firms can update insights about performance outcomes and improve strategic decision-making. We test empirically the extent to which firms can ascertain performance outcomes by drawing on employee knowledge. Our empirical setting is the Scandinavian hospitality sector with respondents among frontline service employees. Using a time series approach, we show that employee respondents (collectively) assess medium-term organizational performance better than management and the financial models available to them. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10398/8506
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Hallin, Carina Antonia; Juul Andersen, Torben; Ooi, Can Seng (Frederiksberg, 2014)[More information][Less information]
Abstract: We outline a strategic response capability framework drawing on cognitive neuroscience to explain stakeholder sensing and anticipations as essential input to environmental analysis. Stakeholders receive stimuli from ongoing interactions with the firm and thereby sense current environmental changes and form anticipations about future performance that provide early signals about needs for proactive strategic responses. Based on insights from literatures on cognitive neuroscience, marketing and strategy we develop a strategic response capability model driven by stakeholder sensing and anticipations with associated propositions. We discuss the implications of the proposed framework and suggest future research venues to further uncover the microfoundations of the firm's strategic response capability. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10398/9007
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The Yin-Yang Process of Top-Down and Bottom-Up MechanismsJuul Andersen, Torben; Hallin, Carina Antonia; Li, Xin (Frederiksberg, 2014)[More information][Less information]
Abstract: The organizational capacity to cope with unexpected changes remains a fundamental challenge in strategy as global competition and technological innovation increase environmental uncertainty. Conventional strategy-making is often conceived as a sequential linear process where we see it as a non-linear interaction between top-down and bottom-up mechanisms dealing with multiple actions taken throughout the organization over time. It is driven by intension but with a flexible balance between centralized (planned) and decentralized (spontaneous) activities. We adopt the principles of complementary Yin-Yang elements and Zhong Yong balance to explain the time bound interaction between these opposing yet complementary strategy-making mechanisms where tradeoffs and synergies are balanced across hierarchical levels. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10398/9011
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Stakeholder Sensing and Predictions of Emergent Strategic IssuesHallin, Carina Antonia; Juul Andersen, Torben (Frederiksberg, 2014)[More information][Less information]
Abstract: We construe a conceptual framework for responding effectively to true uncertainty in the business environment. We drill down to the essential micro-foundational capabilities - sensing and seizing of dynamic capabilities - and link them to classical strategic issue management theory with suggestions on how to operationalize these essential capabilities. By definition true uncertainty represents environmental conditions that are hard to foresee, which can catch the unprepared by surprise while presenting opportunities to the conscious organization. We demonstrate that organizations relying on aggregation of stakeholder sensing and predictions of emergent strategic issues can positively influence the two capabilities and help the firm adapt in the face of uncertainty and unpredictability. Robust measures predicating performance based on information from key stakeholders involved in the firm's core operations provide faster, more accurate, and updated insights about environmental developments identifying important strategic issues and solutions to them. This provides corporate decision-makers with a proactive tool in the quest for timely and effective strategic responses. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10398/9019
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For those who are interested in the new "Scream" TV series will like to know that today, Aug. 5, that Entertainment Weekly reported that the cast for the series has been announced. The hip slasher films have a large cult following, there are four movies from the series and Neve Campbell was the main protagonist, Sidney Prescott.
The cast of the series is going to be actors, Willa Fitzgerald, Amy Forsyth, John Karna, Carlson Young, and Amadeus Serafini.The pilot episode will be centered on a viral YouTube video that captures Audrey in the middle of a murder and the town's troubled past.
The new TV series pilot was ordered my MTV back in May of last year. Jill Blotevogel is the show's showrunner, Jay Beattie and Dan Dworkin wrote the pilot script. Jamie Travis will be directing the pilot episode. The series is going to take a new twist on the Scream Franchise and Bob Weinstein, the co-Chairman of the Weinstein Company and Dimension Films commented that "Scream" was one of Dimension's biggest and treasured franchises. He also commented that they are thriller to embark on a new chapter of the series.
The series of "Scream" first came about in 1996. It was a hit once it was released and many years later the film has a 80% fresh, while "Scream 2" has a 81%. "Scream 3," was the lowest of the series and not favored to the critics and fans. The last movie to come from the series was in 2011 with "Scream 4." Along with the three original cast members (Neve Campbell, David Arquette, and Courtney Cox) Emma Roberts and Hayden Panettiere starred in the movie too. All films were directed by Wes Craven.
It will be interesting to see how the new MTV series does with audiences and if the "Scream" TV will be a cult hit like the movies.
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A pair of Indian Clubs.
Martial artists often turn to the unconventional for strength training equipment. Sometimes it's out of an ill-conceived notion that using barbells and dumbbells won't help with martial arts training. Sometimes it's a genuine attempt to address the specific needs of a particular martial art. Sometimes it's just a search for something new and different; martial artists like new toys too.
Recent years have seen a resurgence in the use of heavy clubs as strength training equipment. A great deal of this resurgence has come from the efforts of Scott Sonnon, head of RMAX International, who made a major effort to promote his Clubbells as a superior strength training tool for the martial arts. Other trainers and organizations have also begun promoting the use of this ancient tool.
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Club swinging as a method of strength training has a long history in the martial arts. As the name suggests, clubs were used by wrestlers in India for centuries, but analogous tools are found in Persia, Turkey, China, and Okinawa. Let's face it; the idea of swinging around a heavy stick to get a workout isn't a terribly complicated one.
Club training offers several benefits to the martial artist. It's a fantastic way to develop grip strength and endurance.The swinging patterns of club are great for developing strength-endurance for the entire upper body. Proponents of club swinging have also suggested that clubs work wonders as a tool for strengthening and rehabilitating the shoulder, elbow, and wrist.
The biggest problem with club training is it's lack of accessibility. Clubs are not found in most commercial gyms (though Equinox in Boston's Back Bay does appear to have Clubbells on hand), which means that you'll have to get a hold of a pair on your own. With costs starting at nearly $50 a pair and skyrocketing up from there ($200 for a pair of fifteen pound clubbells), you aren't getting very much equipment for your money. Especially since they aren't adjustable. Worse, clubs require a great deal of room to use effectively, which makes them a terrible choice for apartment dwelling Bostonians. Of course, if you own a gym or martial arts school, then you'll most certainly have someplace to store and use them.
If you have the income and inclination, clubs can make a fun and interesting addition to your strength and conditioning routine. Given their cost and space requirements, however, most martial artists will probably be better served with something simpler.


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Middle Eastern Turkey Burger (Phase 2)
TIME (for the burger alone): 10 minutes
TOTAL TIME (for the burger alone): 20 minutes
HANDS-ON TIME (for the burger, raita, and slaw): 55 minutes
TOTAL TIME for the burger, raita, and slaw: 65 minutes
Makes 4 servings
This delicious and healthy turkey burger, a meal in itself, was our South Beach Diet offering at the SOBE Wine and Food Festival's Burger Bash on February 22. It was created for us by Marcos Oliviera and Malcolm Prude, two talented chefs studying under Chef Roger Probst at Florida International University. The cumin- and coriander-scented burger is flavored with feta cheese and fresh cilantro, and topped with a creamy cucumber and yogurt raita and a spicy jícama slaw. The burgers can be shaped ahead and individually frozen for up to 3 months. When you're ready to cook them, thaw in the refrigerator overnight. The raita and slaw recipes make enough for the four burgers plus an accompaniment for your lunch or dinner the next day. If you're on Phase 1, skip the naan and eliminate the carrots from the slaw. If you plan to grill the burgers, freeze them individually and don't defrost before cooking.
These burgers may either be grilled or broiled. If you plan to grill them, freeze the burgers individually overnight and don't defrost them before cooking. If you prefer to broil the burgers, there's no need to freeze them first. However, they may be individually frozen for up to three months. Before broiling, defrost the burgers overnight in the refrigerator.
3 ounces reduced-fat feta cheese, crumbled
1 cup finely chopped fresh cilantro
1 tablespoon extra-virgin olive oil
1 1/4 pounds lean ground turkey
1 tablespoon ground coriander
1 tablespoon ground cumin
1/2 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
1 cup Cucumber Raita (see recipe below)
2 cups Spicy Jícama Slaw (see recipe below)
2 whole-wheat naan, halved crosswise (optional)
Makes 8 (1/4-cup) servings
A little bit of coarse kosher salt tossed with the cucumber and onion draws the excess moisture out so the finished raita doesn't get watery. Use this cooling relish to top burgers, grilled or broiled chicken, or baked sweet potatoes (on Phase 2). Once made, it will keep in the refrigerator for up to a day.
4 kirby cucumbers, peeled in stripes, halved lengthwise, seeded, and thinly sliced
1 cup thinly sliced red onion
1 tablespoon coarse kosher salt
1 cup nonfat (0%) plain Greek yogurt
6 tablespoons chopped fresh dill
In a colander set over a medium bowl, toss together the cucumber, onion, and salt. Let stand 1 hour. Rinse the mixture under cold water then squeeze with your hands to get rid of the excess water.
Dry the bowl, add the yogurt and dill, and stir well. Add the cucumber-onion mixture, stirring until combined.
Per serving:
33 calories
0 g fat (0 g sat)
5 g carbohydrate
3 g protein
1 g fiber
49 mg sodium
Makes 8 (1-cup) servings
This snappy slaw gets its heat from fresh ginger and a little bit of garlic, and from some minced chile pepper, if you like. You can make the slaw the day before needed, but be sure to drain off some, but not all, of the excess liquid that leaches out when the vegetables sit.
1/2 cup rice vinegar
1 tablespoon fresh lime juice
1 tablespoon dark sesame oil
4 cups shredded napa cabbage
1 medium jícama (8 ounces), peeled, thinly sliced, and cut into thin matchsticks (2 cups)
1 medium carrot, cut into thin matchsticks
1/2 small red bell pepper, cut into thin matchsticks
1/2 small green bell pepper, cut into thin matchsticks
2 cloves garlic, minced
2-inch piece fresh ginger, peeled, thinly sliced, and cut into thin matchsticks
1 tablespoon minced serrano or jalapeño pepper, or more to taste (optional)
In a large bowl, whisk together the vinegar, lime juice, and sesame oil. Add the cabbage, jícama, carrot, red and green bell peppers, garlic, ginger, and chile pepper (if using). Toss well to combine.
Per serving:
47 calories
2 g fat (0.5 g sat)
7 g carbohydrate
1 g protein
3 g fiber
20 mg sodium


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Fresh Tomato Vinaigrette
From EatingWell: The EatingWell Healthy in a Hurry Cookbook (2006), The Essential EatingWell Cookbook (2004)
Grating tomatoes is a terrific technique for getting body into the dressing without adding a lot of oil. Toss this summery dressing with romaine or spinach.
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Benjamin van der Zalm's work elegantly emphasizes the contrast between the natural world's vastness and life's smaller moments. His black and white images have all the nostalgic qualities of mid-20th Century landscape photography yet they also have an illusory allure, hovering between real and surreal. The natural imagery in his work is instantly familiar, yet the spiritual poignancy of the photographs suggests another, otherworldly dimension to his work.
Van der Zalm photographs majestic landscapes—ravines, canyons, or plateaus—but he always interrupts the grandeur with an intimate detail, merging awe-inspiring beauty with the more heartwarming beauty of personal moments. While van der Zalm's work initially draws viewers in with its powerful aura, it also offers them access to a delicate personal experience with the natural world. Born in 1985 in Brasschaat, Belgium, van der Zalm studied for goldsmith and photography in Antwerp.
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i saw this dress and fell in love….i never believed that "this is the one" dress moment but i saw it and that is what happened. But i'm a realistic and practical. my daughter is not gonna wear my wedding dress, i live in san francisco (no storage) enough said, and i have all the pictures i need to remind me of my wonderful day. i would love someone else to wear it and have their wonderful day in it too.
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Burnham FC boss: We need more firepower
Martin Stone has set himself the target of finding some goal scorers for Burnham next season as he believes this is his team's Achilles heel.
The Blues boss has known this all season, but the 0-0 draw with bottom-placed Marlow on Monday underlined the predicament.
He said: "Our Achilles heel has been scoring goals.
"Our aim is to be in the top six and to do that you need to be scoring 80-odd goals.
"We're 35 short of that at the moment, so it's something I will have to look at during the summer."
He added: "Marlow set themselves up 4-5-1.
"We battered them, but could not score.
"Our keeper did not really have a shot to save, although Marlow showed some promise at the end.
"If they had scored, I think I would have hung myself. Kieran Knight had a shot from four yards which hit a player, Lee Togwell missed from six yards, the chances went on and on."
The Blues' next chance to find the back of the net comes at Woodford United on Saturday.


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Sentences with "reality"
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- Mary's dream of going abroad finally became a reality. T21937
- 外国へ行くというメアリーの夢はついに現実のものとなった。
- I remember it as if it were yesterday, but in reality it was fifteen years ago. T33519
- ぼくはそれを昨日のことのように覚えているけど、実際は15年も前のことだ。
- Everyone was very surprised to discover that the slave girl was in reality a princess. T44783
- その奴隷の少女が実は王女だということがわかって、みんな大変驚いた。
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"Professor Layton and the Azran Legacy," the final chapter in the second trilogy of the series, is set for a Feb.28 release on the Nintendo 3DS, 3DS XL and 2DS on the Nintendo eShop, Nintendo confirmed in a press release today obtained by Examiner.
While Nintendo promises the game will stay close to its puzzle solving roots, they did say that Professor Layton and his faithful assistants Luke and Emm will solve more location-based puzzles than ever before, from snowflakes in Froenborg to a busy metro station in London.
The game will also contain over 150 new puzzles and a new downloadable SpotPass puzzle every day, for a year. There are also over 100 items to be found in the game that can also be traded among players via StreetPass. With so much to do and trade, Nintendo is confident the same will entice both returning players and new ones.
"Professor Layton and the Azran Legacy is a must-have for longtime fans of the series who are excited to complete this latest trilogy of games. It is also a great starting point for first-time gamers looking to challenge themselves to the game's wide variety of puzzles," Scott Moffitt, Nintendo of America's executive vice president of Sales & Marketing said in today's press release. "The game is one of the many full, robust experiences that can only be found on the Nintendo 3DS family of systems."
Have you played the other games in the Professor Layton series? Will you buy this one? Sound off in the comment section below.
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Forget Barney.
The real dino superstar was a skateboarding Corythosaurus named Denver. He was originally on the small screen from 1988-1990; Denver The Last Dinosaur Complete Series arrives on DVD for the first time as a full collection on September 19 from Cinedigm and produced by VCI Entertainment. Filled with adventure, warmth and camaraderie, Denver The Last Dinosaur received a recommendation from the National Educational Association for its engaging, non-violent storylines.
When a pleasant and unusually intelligent dinosaur unexpectedly hatches from a fossilized egg in present day California, a group of multicultural modern California teens---Jeremy, Mario, Shades, Wally and Casey, along with tag-along older sister, Heather---teach Denver the finer points of skateboarding and other pastimes while protecting him from concert promoter Morton Fizzback who wants to use the dinosaur to make money.
Fun for the whole family, the Denver the Last Dinosaur Complete Series DVD set is packed with bonus features, including interviews with creative director Jeremy Corray, image galleries and seven additional episodes of various classic cartoons, including Saber Rider and the Star Sheriffs, making it the perfect set for fans, collectors and '80s cartoon enthusiasts.
Forget Barney. Remember the hot Corythosaurus Denver? He's back!
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California Cascades > Lassen Peak > Climber's Log
Lassen Peak Climber's Log
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|Skied North face.
|Posted Apr 28, 2009 12:28 am
|CHAOS Beginner Mountaineering Clinic - SE Ridge
Date Climbed: Apr 5, 2009
|Spent two nights in the snow beneath this peak teaching some members of the Cal Hiking and Outdoor Society (CHAOS) basic winter mountaineering skills from climbing and beacon searches to snow shelter construction. We topped it off with a nice snow climb of the SE Ridge of the peak.
|Posted Apr 27, 2009 7:27 am
|summit again
Date Climbed: Jun 25, 2007
|brought the wife and kids this time. All enjoyed it.
|Posted Mar 28, 2009 6:38 pm
|Assen,southeast ridge trail
|spring 02 with Jon on the way home from shasta. jumped in some nice hot springs we found. to this day, my favorite hind drylete top smells like Assen (what i nicknamed Lassen)
|Posted Mar 27, 2009 12:57 am
|Injured on ski descent
Date Climbed: May 29, 1985
|The company I worked for in Reno went out of business, so my boss and I went skiing with another co-worker. The bowl had some of the largest suncups I have ever skied. My ski got caught on the edge of a cup and twisted my knee. After removing my other ski I traversed over to the trail, where there was lady, who just happened to be a nurse. She helped me walk down the trail to the parking area, where I met my partners who carried my pack and skis down on their ski descent.
|Posted Mar 9, 2009 9:04 pm
|Fun peak my first Valcano
Date Climbed: Aug 10, 1967
|Climbed this beautiful peak when I was a teenager with our Boy Scout Troop. Worth repeating.
|Posted Mar 9, 2009 8:59 pm
|First Time Over 10,000!
Date Climbed: Aug 2, 2008
|After climibing to the top of Cinder Cone and nearly passing out from exhaustion in June of 2007 I thought I was surely going to perish on the much higher Lassen Peak Trail. My climbing partner (Nephew David) assured me that this trail was easier than Cinder Cone and that I would be just fine. As usual he was right, although I did take is easy just to make sure. When the 87 year old granny passed me I threw caution to the wind and zoomed up to the top!
|Posted Feb 14, 2009 4:00 pm
|Stunning views
Date Climbed: Sep 11, 2000
|We took the tourist route after the short hke to Bumpass Hell. Wonderful day, stunning views to Mount Shasta.
|Posted Jan 29, 2009 11:44 am
|all alone for sunset
Date Climbed: Jul 7, 2008
|great hike maximum payoff for effort. short but you'll still be winded at this altitude. trip report:
|Posted Dec 25, 2008 4:47 pm
|Tourist Trail
Date Climbed: Aug 13, 2008
|Took the tourist trail. I did it later in the day so there were only a few people on the trail. I wonder how many people don't go to the actual high point of this mountain?
|Posted Nov 10, 2008 4:48 pm
|Great peak!
Date Climbed: Sep 23, 2006
|3 times. Everybody can hike to this beautiful view.
|Posted Nov 4, 2008 11:38 pm
|1st of two
Date Climbed: Oct 18, 2008
|With gas prices plunging to 3.40 a gallon here in Bend, I had to make the long drive to norcal to see what the area's all about. The mountain was a little cold and bleak; and there was a dense layer of haze from controlled burns that really limited the view. Neat summit area, if nothing else seeing the park made the trip worthwhile, and nearby brokeoff mountain is a great hike to combine with this one.
|Posted Oct 19, 2008 2:24 pm
|Summer 2005
|Nice hike and beautiful day.
|Posted Oct 15, 2008 12:07 am
|Had the summit to myself
Date Climbed: Sep 21, 2008
|Was at the summit at 8am before the hordes made their way up. Great views of Shasta to the north. Fun hike.
|Posted Sep 25, 2008 1:56 am
|Nice views!
|We did Lassen a few years ago and the views from the summit were great. The hike itself is not so nice; boring, a lot of people. It's an easy and fast hike.
|Posted Sep 18, 2008 4:02 pm
|Fun day with dad
Date Climbed: Aug 8, 1998
|Just me, Chris, and Dad.
|Posted Sep 2, 2008 10:21 am
|Easy Bag
Date Climbed: Aug 16, 2008
|Super easy hike, followed up with a hike and overnight stay at Ridge Lakes. I was kind of disappointed to see how crowded it was, must have seen almost a hundred people. Would be a cool mountain to come back and do in the winter.
|Posted Aug 18, 2008 6:14 pm
Date Climbed: Jul 26, 2008
|Smoky and minimal views. Weird penis thing jutting out of the summit.
|Posted Aug 3, 2008 7:33 pm
|Busy Day
Date Climbed: Jul 5, 2008
|Lots of people coming down the trail. Not too many going up by the time we left (1:45 @ trailhead?). Half of our party bailed and made us late. Not too crowded at the top. Lots of haze and smoke from fires, but Shasta popped out for a few minutes! Should have yelled at ppl cutting switchbacks and feeding chipmunks but was too busy huff'n'puffin'
|Posted Jul 8, 2008 4:44 pm
|Almost a Ranger
|Climbed it several times, quickest was 52 minutes on the trail, longest was skiing in and slogging up the south face. Was to be a backcountry ranger after winter in Death Valley but got frost bite on 5 toes on Denali that precluded me from wearing any type of footwear for patroling the trails.
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So, I didn't read as many books this month... but I had a lot of all-day babysitting gigs, and I've been working on a lot of Sweet Lemon Magazine (yay!!!!) stuff. Anyway- I did read some books that I thought I'd do a little re-cap of.
By the way- if you read my Harry Potter post... I've decided to read it! I'm going to wait until I go back to school though. I have some hard copy books that I found in my house that piqued my interest, so I'm going to read those during August (I don't want to lug heavy books back to school). Also, I searched high and low in our house and have yet to find HP 1 or 2, ugh... buying them on the nook.
(PS this isn't the order that I read the books in... )
Carpool Diem
by Nancy Star
Okay, I found this book beyond hilarious. It's really corny and cheesy, but if anyone has been on the sidelines of a soccer game (hello, Sporty Sister is my sister) and witnessed crazy parents (hello, Soccer Mom and Dad are my parents) then you will GET and LOVE the humor of this book.
Veronica Roth
This is the College Prepster Book Club selection for July/August! Definitely read it!!!
Me & Emma
by Elizabeth Flock
Holy moly- sad, sad, sad, sad! But the story is really good, even if you will cry. Poor little girls!
Never Let Me Go
by Kazuo Ishiguro
Eh. Interesting story, I guess. Not a fan of the style of writing.
Paper Wings
by Marly Swick
Weird. Barely any story. Difficult start, boring end.
Sisterhood Everlasting
by Ann Brashares
GREAT! If you were a fan of the Traveling Pants series (seriously though, who wasn't), you will LOVE this book! It's really sad, and kind of slow, and depressing at the beginning.... get through that and you'll fall right back in love with the gang!
The Devil in the Junior League
by Linda Francis Lee
Surprisingly entertaining. Wasn't sure if I'd like it, but it was a cute summer read.
The Overachievers
by Alexandra Robbins
You can read about why I loved this book so much here.
Phew! What have you guys been reading? What's next on your list? What's sitting on your night stand???
PS Please pinch me... tomorrow can't possibly be August!


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I am reinstalling Windows on a developer workstation, that runs SQL Server 2008R2 and contains a lot of SQL Server databases (~50).
After the reinstall, I want the SQL Server up and running with the same databases as easy as possible. It is just a workstation, so downtime is not an issue.
What is the easiest way to accomplish this?
Is it to attach the new SQL Server to the datafiles one at a time, or is there an easier way?
I am looking for the EASIEST way to do this with a lot of databases. Doing it one at a time, whether with backup/restore or attach/detach is not what I am looking for.
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The first of two mobile, river-based floating concrete batch plants arrived at the New TZ Bridge project site last month for the new bridge's in-river work, and is now in operation by Tappan Zee Constructors, LLC (TZC).
It can cast about 125 cubic yards of concrete per hour; a second such plant will be added later. The first pour (July 16) was at bridge pier 39 for a temporary working surface within its cofferdam.
"We have approximately 300,000 cubic yards of concrete to place on this job," Tappan Zee Constructors, LLC (TZC) President Darrell Waters told reporters during a tour of the project site on last Thursday.
Unlike the main span of the current bridge that was reconstructed last year, the center span of the new bridge will be built first, and materials are being produced on the river — meaning 30,000 fewer trucks on the road during the project. While "some trucks will still be needed to support land-based activity, this is still a major benefit to the community," Community Outreach Manager Carla Julian said.
Officials said 39 percent of the 1,000-plus piles that will support the twin-span bridge have been installed. We're going to "hopefully erect our first piece of steel by the end of this year," Waters said. "We feel pretty good about where we are, still an aggressive schedule."
Hollow inside, the piles fill with river muck as they're installed in two sections, vibrated and field welded. Once in place, a giant clamshell bucket excavates the muck, and the each pile is reinforced with concrete and rebar (reinforced steel). Installation, reinforcement and capping are ongoing through spring 2015.
Variations in the river bed require pile lengths from 100 to 330 feet long, and from 3 to 6 feet in diameter; capping them ensures a more stable foundation. The main tower concrete pile cap forms are onsite and being prepped prior to installing. Approach span pier caps, made offsite, will be shipped to the construction site.
Reporters on the tour passed one of the 14-foot thick main span platforms that will cover the main span's steel pilings.
"It's 360-plus feet long (with) a concrete precast bottom in it that sits over the piles," Waters explained of the massive pile cap that will be filled with 11,000 cubic yards of concrete. "Once we put the form work in, we're going to sink that eight feet into the water."
Noteworthy: The project reached one million man hours without a reportable injury on July 15.
Safety measures and restrictions for recreational boaters include GPS trackers on construction equipment, a geo (electronic) fence around the work zone, an expanded RNA and new safety zone, and temporary navigational lights. Details can be found on the New NY Bridge website.
As in-river construction spares the environment, travelers will be saved a fare increase: Thruway Authority Executive Director Thomas Madison said there are no plans to make any adjustments to tolls on either the Tappan Zee Bridge or the 570-mile system in 2014.
The Thruway Board was to have considered the $256 million Environmental Facilities Corporation (EFC) loan at its August 6 meeting.
Madison said last week he's confident the board will accept and approve the loan, which was discussed publicly. "It's important to remember all environmental aspects of the project were completed before we (Thruway Authority) considered pursuing the loan.
Reiterated NYSTA Director of Media Relations and Communications Dan Weiller, "The Thruway Authority had to make sure each item qualified before it applied for the loan. Many of the folks who went through the process for environmental funding are the same groups that are objecting."
The Thruway Authority will not access the second $256 million installment, which has to be approved by the PACB, until 2016.
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[…] piers begin as cages of galvanized steel bars, called rebar, around which formwork is built. Next, semi-liquid concrete is poured into the formwork, filling the empty space around the rebar cages before it begins to […]
[…] project advisor Brian Conybeare recapped the project to date, pointing to the two floating concrete batch plants, and the first two pier towers of the new bridge. We saw the piles and the super crane that did […]
[…] Zee Constructors, LLC (TZC) today shut down operations of both floating concrete batch plants due to a failure of one of the silo structures which caused the other two silo structures on one of […]
[…] Save for two statements Tuesday, there's been radio silence from Tappan Zee Constructors, LLC (TZC) about specifics regarding yesterday's accident with one of the two floating concrete batch plants. […]


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At the Roseland Ballroom on Saturday, January 21, Gabriel Bracero will look to defend his NABF title and improve his record to a perfect 19-0 when he takes on former world champion, DeMarcus "Chop Chop" Corley (37-19-1, 22 KO's). Luis Del Valle (14-0, 11KO's), Seanie Monaghan (10-0, 7KO's), and Thomas Hardwick (3-0, 2KO's) will also fight on the card.
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Crews Battle House Fire in Doddridge County
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Last updated on July 28, 2014 @ 3:16AM
Created on July 28, 2014 @ 3:14AM
A fire destroyed a home on Smithton Road in Doddridge County overnight.
It happened just after 11 o'clock. 911 officials say that the homeowner was inside at the time of the fire, but made it out safely.
They are not sure what started the fire, but it is not believed to be suspicious. We are working to confirm if the home was a total loss. The west union volunteer fire department is in charge of the scene.
Keep it here at 5 news for the latest.
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Family Reunion
Every year we have a family gathering. It takes the kids 2 seconds to catch up where they left off, and then the fun begins.
The reunion is timed nicely with July 4th, so there are a couple fireworks.
The adults also get in some good visiting time.
In the end. All of the great grand children get to pose for a photo. I am sure it is their favorite part.
It was another very successful reunion of a great group of people.
The Lake
This weekend was the May family reunion. It also aligned beautifully with our annual trip to the lake. In the past there have been different kinds of fishing contests. The kids have caught turtles, and several different kinds of fish. This year, the contest was simply the biggest fish.
Jonas claims he does not know how to kayak. So, he did not give it a go this time.
Maybe after I show him this photo, he will give it a try next year.
We had to take two cars, since Jonas and I do summer school. The entire ride there, Jonas was bouncing with excitement.
It is always a fun, relaxing time, when we get to go spend time with the family down at the lake. The memories that are being created are priceless.
We followed our lake visit with the May family reunion. A cousin wrote an excellent reflection about that. You can find it here.
Another birthday down
My sweet Karli turns 4 tomorrow. She is ornery. Like her dad. I adore her.
She does not really enjoy being the center of attention. During the singing of the birthday song. She hid under the table.
My ornery brother has given some of the finest gifts to my boys. Noisy toys. Dangerous toys. Perfect for boys. So. I knit her a beautiful scarf.
And then we gave her a nerf crossbow. Oh the joy I had when I discovered nerf made a girls line of weapons.
I adore this girl.
Science Olympiad
Yesterday was the local meet for Science Olympiad.
When the kids were not busy taking tests or doing their building events, they were playing Magic the Gathering or video games.
I happen to coach one event. The boys were disappointed that event did not place, but I told them, we will have it down by regionals. We were just not quite ready for locals. But, I wanted them to experience going into the room and doing the event.
Unfortunately, Jonas placed in nothing. But, it will make you feel better to know, that last year he placed at state. He is ok. I did learn he got 7th in one event, which was one away from a ribbon. Not bad.
Alex did an event for fun. Not his typical event. It is actually Caleb's event. But, Caleb was to old to participate in this particular meet. He went into a room alone. Saw a creation. And, then wrote detailed directions on how to duplicate this creation. His partner then came into the room, and using materials and his notes. Did the creation. This time, it was a craft. Alex drew it for us on the board when he got to the room. Then Tristan came back. We instantly requested he draw what he made.
Keep in mind. They have never practiced before. Never. It is not Alex's event. Tristan said he wanted to do it, and Alex agreed. Sure, he would do it.
They got first place.
They never practiced.
Alex declared that Write it Do it was a fun event.
On to regionals. Where my event will place.
Tuba Christmas
Today was Tuba Christmas. There is nothing like 300 tubas playing Christmas Music.
Santa was there. That means it gets his seal of approval.
Caleb was there, too. Now it is really important.
Why yes, he did turn his program into an airplane and threaten to throw it. Who raised this child anyway?
I am already looking forward to next year.
I am alive. Just falling behind in this area of my life. Updating this small site.
This weekend was the soccer tournament.
Two fun filled days of soccer goodness.
Soccer goodness filled with siblings on the sideline, rooting for their family and friends.
There were picnics between games. And bees. But, I did not photograph the bees. There were lots of bees.
These two, are not suppose to play this position. Or, should I say, they have not. Look out. Double trouble.
They have a plan.
On Saturday we got to participate in five games. On Sunday, 2 games.
Caleb, unfortunately, did not place in the tournament.
Jonas' team got 2nd place. It was a good championship game. So close.
Alex's team. Wow. Tied at the end of the game.
Went into over time. Tied at the end of overtime. Then, each team gets five penalty kids. Five. Each. Penalty kicks make me nervous. Such pressure for the goalie. Oh. I should mention. Alex was put in as goalie. For the penalty kicks! I have no photos of this. The crowd was silent. I did not want to make him nervous. I do not remember play by play how it went down. The two goalies were supportive of each other. Wishing each other luck as they traded back and forth. Turns, blocking the penalty kicks. Finally, our last kicker. Alex. Got it in. Put us ahead by one. Now, they have one person left. Alex is in the box. Ready to block. The poor kid from Lawson aimed for the corner and missed.
Lathrop wins.
They were pretty happy.
There are a lot of girls on this team. Lots of hugging.
The coach was proud of her two goalies.
Alex's team got third. It was a hard fought third.
It was a good season. Indoor soccer starts soon!
Marching Band
Marching band season is here!
Apparently some people go to these shows to watch football.
I sit with a friend and visit between musical numbers.
Sometimes the clapping gets loud around me. I kindly ask people to please quiet down, so I can have my social hour.
Priorities, people.
I did mention to one of the football coaches after the game.. It is good for the band when his team wins, so keep up the good work.
I went to school with that coach. He laughed, and said he knew it was important for the band to do well.
I am glad he has his priorities in order.
Training Camp
Work has started. Today is the Friday of week two. I am exhausted. Surely every year I am not this tired.
Way back when. Three weeks ago. Before I was so tired. I got up much to early and drove Caleb to see the Chiefs at the training camp.
I manage to show extreme patience for this very boring event. He is just so happy to be there. I spread out my blanket on a super steep hill, and sit there for two hours. Watching them do, who knows what.
Then the fun begins. Autographs. Jared sent me with four cards to get signed. Caleb assured he would help me. But, as soon as those players came, he shot up from the grass and rushed over. Leaving me to pick up all of our personal belongings and fend for myself. I am proud to say, I managed to fight the crowds and get two of the cards signed. This means, in case you are not following. I figured out who two people were, on my own! I think it is impressive.
Then, I got to sit back, and wait for Caleb to finish up. He only took about an hour.
Patience. I had such patience.
Did I mention I figured out two players on my own? So impressive.
This is our third year of going. We are getting to be experts in picking the seats, and getting the most autographs. It was also their last day of training camp. The weather was nice, they ended practice early, and the players were extra patient with staying out and signing things.
This guy is a K-State player. Keep your eye on him. Go Wildcats!
First day of school
When did these boys grow up? Crazy. They are a freshman, junior and 7th grader this year.
They think it is so very very funny to scowl in their first day of school photo. Because it is not cool to smile about going to school. Everyone knows that.
Jonas was so excited that he learned to tie a bowtie. He reported that adults and all of the gifted kids commented on how great his outfit was.
The master of scowls.
He tried so hard to scowl, but, he is just too happy of a kid!
First day of school, six years ago. They were in kindergarten, third and fifth.
Traditions continue
Grandma is the spotlight resident at her nursing home. Several family members gathered for pizza, music, and a slide show.
Grandpa always said to keep the traditions going. When Jonas plays piano, he changes keys several times, each time shouting out his new key. C. D. G minor. F sharp. We just laugh and laugh. I am not sure the audience got the joke. But, Grandpa would have laughed hard than us all.
Karli has never been to Grandma and Grandpa's farm.
Kaylee was probably two, the last time she went to the farm.
They are super comfortable in this environment. They run between wheel chairs. They talk to the residents. I have to think, this is a very good thing for these girls. They do not fear the elderly at all. Kaylee was mighty shy, and did not want to play the piano. Her dad and I gave her an excellent pep talk.
She is a very special lady, that deserves to be celebrate often.


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Most of the amateur football in Barnsley is expected to be called off once again this weekend.
The council have announced there will be no play on their pitches for the second week in a row due to saturated surfaces and more rain forecasted.
Ten matches are still scheduled to go ahead on pitches owned privately or by the Education Authority but they may also be called off by referees on Sunday.
Saturday football is also under threat including three Barnsley derbies. There is a pitch inspection at 9.30am on Saturday at Shaw Lane ahead of Aquaforces North East Counties match with Worsbrough Bridge but it is very unlikely to go ahead. County Senior League matches are also under threat including the all-Barnsley games between Penistone Church and Athersley Rec reserves and Wombwell Main and Houghton Main.
Wombwell Main's Sunday side are hoping to move their Sheffield Senior Cup match to a different venue so they can play Toll Bar at the fifth attempt.


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Through the years there have been rumors that the old Pioneer & Military Memorial Park cemeteries in downtown Phoenix are haunted by its early residents. As the final resting place to many of Phoenix's early pioneers, some of the more tragic tales involve the children who came to the desert city with their parents seeking a better life, or were born in Arizona before it became a state.
Alice Vail was born in 1883 in the unruly Arizona Territory. Her family lived in a house near 5th Street and Washington here in Phoenix. If you drive past that neighborhood now, you will find the Arizona Science Center. Her family attended St. Mary's Church which was near their home and she was involved in many church activities.
Alice loved attending school and her teachers were proud to report that she was a very bright child. She went to the first school in Phoenix which was located at Central Avenue and Monroe Street. These days the famous haunted San Carlos Hotel stands in its place. Some paranormal experts say the seven story hotel is haunted by some of the early school children.
Alice's mother's name was Fannie Nixon and she was married to John Nixon. They were one happy family until Alice suddenly became very sick. After about a week the doctor diagnosed that she had an abscess of her intestines and bowels. Alice's mother was overjoyed to finally learn what was wrong with her daughter and an operation was immediately scheduled to remove the abscess. But...suddenly Alice's fever picked up and she began to sink rapidly. They could not break the fever and Alice Vail passed away on June 20, 1895 about 7:30 in the evening. She was only twelve years old.
Her funeral was held the next day at St. Mary's Church at 4:30 in the afternoon. The funeral procession brought Alice to the Porter Cemetery and a beautiful tombstone was placed there by her parents. Her mother paid a mere $15 for a burial plot. She was buried not far from their home, so her mother came to see her quite often--and sometimes, on quiet Sunday mornings...she can still hear the bells ringing at St. Mary's Church.
Alice Vail had lots of friends at school, and one can only imagine that she still sees some of the spirits of her classmates at the old cemetery. Do they still play together from time to time?
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Episode Cast:
Snow White/Mary Margaret Blanchard (Ginnifer Goodwin), Evil Queen/Regina Mills (Lana Parrilla), Prince Charming/David Nolan (Josh Dallas), Belle (Emilie de Ravin), Baelfire/Neal Cassidy (Michael Raymond-James), Emma Swan (Jennifer Morrison), Henry Mills (Jared Gilmore), Wicked Witch (Rebecca Mader), Captain Hook (Colin O'Donoghue), Robin Hood (Sean Maguire), Rumplestiltskin (Robert Carlyle), Lumiere (Henri Lubatti)
Once Upon A Time starring Jennifer Morrison and Lana Parrilla airs Sunday at 8 p.m/7c.
In last week's episode, Rumplestiltskin returned from the dead. Now we learn how he was revived and the root cause of his apparent insanity. Plus, Zelena is found out, Regina and Robin get a little closer and Belle and Neal get a little help from Lumiere in this week's episode, Quiet Minds. Prepare to be sad; it's not as fun as it sounds.
A hasty choice
In Fairytale Land, Belle and Neal attempt to revive Rumpletstiltskin with the aid of the newly discovered Lumiere. He's a human trapped by Rumplestiltskin inside a candelabra that can only be seen when lit. In reality, Zelena is the one who trapped him and is manipulating him to revive The Dark One/Rumplestiltskin.
Belle and Neal enlist his help and he guides them to a hidden key with a triangle symbol that opens The Dark One's vault. However, Belle discovers the truth when Lumiere lies about his time spent in Rumplestiltskin's library. She unsuccessfully tries to convince Neal to find another way to revive Rumplestiltskin but Neal is hasty and desperate to reunite with his dad. So he plunges the key into the vault and it becomes red hot, branding his hand with the triangle symbol. Rumplestiltskin lives, but the price is that Neal has to die. Fighting the inevitable, Rumplestiltskin absorbs Neal's entire body into himself to save his son a second time.
A final farewell
Back in Storybrooke, a very much alive Neal returns. He's admitted to the hospital with a mysterious burn on his hand. Hook weirdly volunteers to watch him while the others search for Rumplestiltskin and the Wicked Witch. If you recall, Hook, Emma and Neal are caught in a love triangle, which has caused them both to ignore the fact that Hook was practically a second father to Neal as a boy. Hook clearly recognizes the burn because he lets Neal go with an emotional hug and a goodbye. It's not like him to be so giving, even if he is trying to impress to Emma.
Speaking of Emma, she and Charming find Rumplestiltskin in the woods. He's stir crazy and can't get the voices out of his head. After a flying monkey attack, Rumple escapes and Neal appears. He and Emma have a brief chat and then he collapses. His face shape shifts to Rumplestiltskin and Neal asks Emma to use her magic to separate him from his father.
The plan works but Neal dies in the process as Rumple and Emma look on. Rumplestiltskin waits with the body but not before telling Emma who Zelena is. The episode ends with Zelena getting away and gloating over her complete control over Rumplestiltskin thanks to the knife and Neal's death.
This was pretty depressing episode save for the flirt-a-thon between Regina and Robin. It's too bad she ran away after seeing his lion tattoo. It was getting good. Mostly the impression that'd left is that Neal's death was such a waste. Not only did he repeat his father's mistake by making a hasty choice, the love triangle established in Season 2 just got tossed out the window before there was ever a real fight. Plus, Henry still doesn't have his memory and when he comes to, he is going to have to relive his father dying and unlike his Neverland death, this time it's real. It was such a quick exit and you can't help but wonder if more could have been done with Neal's character. The storyline was there, although to be fair everybody wanted Emma with Hook, so maybe this wasn't such a bad choice. Still, you feel bad for Neal. He had his moments and when he did, he was awesome. R.I.P. Neal.
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In the 1960′s, when it came to symbolize the joys of owning a vacation home the answer is classic triangular A-Frame cabin that popular in that era. In these years Lindal Cedar Homes revolutionized the traditional 'swiss chalet' A-Frame design.
They releashed a patented construction kit for A-Frame homes that made it easier than ever for families to build a second home. But for now, Lindal Cedar Homes has releashed an updated design for modern style in their classic A-Frame that showcases sustainable materials and keeps construction waste to a minimum.
Thei new design dedicated to celebrate the company's 65-year anniversary. They decided to celebrate its past by reinventing their classic A-frame cabin and show the Modern A-Frame. Its still staying true to the original spirit of the A-Frame, but the Modern A-Frame more is compact, bold, and features full height glass walls, loft space, and the same no nonsense building process that that accompanied the original.
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On his Jan. 14 talk show, Dr. Mehmet Oz talked about a variety of health myths versus facts. He explained how you can use zinc to battle colds and chocolate to relieve stress. Plus: "Extreme Weight Loss" star Chris Powell joined Dr. Oz to discuss his own diet tips.
Have you heard that adding zinc supplements to your diet can prevent a cold or reduce its symptoms? It's true.
Zinc can help, according to studies, but only if you take it the right way. To benefit from zinc when you're battling a cold, begin your supplements during the first day of experiencing symptoms. Continue taking zinc until you're fully recovered.
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San Francisco Forty-Niners DE Ray McDonald was arrested at 2:48 A.M. Sunday morning on felony domestic violence charges according to ESPN. McDonald posted bail and was released from a Santa Clara jail later that afternoon. McDonald spoke briefly with reporters, but declined to answer any questions. This charge comes less than three days after NFL commissioner Roger Goodell implemented tougher penalties for players who commit these crimes.
This after drawing strong criticism for a relatively light two game suspension levied to Baltimore Ravens RB Ray Rice, for a domestic violence charge he faced against his now wife earlier this year. And stiff penalties they are: A six game penalty for your first offense, and a lifetime ban for another. Ray McDonald 29, is a big part of the Forty-Niners defense. He has been second on the team for the last three seasons in snaps played, tackles, and sacks.
With less than a week before the start of the regular season, the timing could not be worse. San Francisco head coach Jim Harbaugh has stated publicly, that if you put your hands on woman, you are done in his book. So it will be very interesting to see what internal actions the Forty-Niners take over the next few days. One would have to expect for a swift decision to be handed down by Roger Goodell and the NFL.
The legal process obviously has not started and maybe one day Ray McDonald could be vindicated. But unfortunately for him, by the time that this is all over, his career in the NFL could be in serious jeopardy.


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Clouds 365 Wins SXSW Interactive Web Award
The Clouds 365 Project won the SXSW Interactive web award in the Personal Portfolio category Sunday night. The trophies are way cool!, called Thingamagoop 2. They were created by Bleep Labs (bleeplabs.com). I was very excited when they called our name, so the walk to the stage was a bit surreal that is for sure. I have a few people to thank for making this possible – Manny (WordPress theme developer / programmer for Project and Community sites), Justin (iPhone App developer and Community website programming), Misty (Brilliant writing when I need it!) my wife Stephanie (Editor, Pro Photographer, Consultation and letting me do this!), the awesome Facebook Fan Page (51,000 and growing) and my friends Nicco and everyone else at EchoDitto (you know who you are) and Laurie (constant advice and encouragement) without them I would not be doing this project.
I have to admit, I was a little disappointed that we did not win the people's choice. The Facebook group voted everyday, the group is amazing, Thank You!!
It was nice to receive validation from my peers. I strive to do better everyday because of them. Thank you so much!
Here is the video from the other night. It was shot with a Flip HD, so it is a little wobbly. I am glad Stephanie got the footage however.
Here are the press links where the Clouds 365 Project is mentioned for winning personal portfolio:
SXSW People's Choice Awards
I announced Monday on our Facebook fan page that the Clouds 365 Project is a finalist at the 13th Annual South by Southwest Web Awards, Personal Portfolio category. The award show will be in Austin, Texas on March 14th. Next to the Webby's, this could not be a bigger deal for me.
The People's Choice Awards are now open for voting. if you are a first time voter , you have to go through a few steps to vote, but it is a relatively easy process.
I need your help. If you are a fan of the Clouds 365 Project and feel the project is worthy, please go vote! Lets show everyone what a great community we have! I really appreciate your support.


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Judge Dredd by NeilMcClementsWatch
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very nice recon even carlos ezquerra himself would be impressed
This is amazing. Totally sums up Dredd! <3
If they ever decided to make a film of Judge Dredd: America, which I really think they should, this would be the ideal poster- gritty and showing the Judges as they essentially are- oppressive, totalitarian and ruthless. The Judges see themselves as the only way to stability in a world full of chaos and grud help those who get in their way.
Thanks. A company approached me with thoughts of turning this into a poster but Rebellion (the Dredd copyright holders) said no!
This is masterful.
Phenomenal work.
Phenomenal work.
As a kid, in Britain, 2000 AD was the only comic we had. Thank god it was such a good one. Rogue trooper was my idol.
One of my faves as well.
great job
"I am the law!" - Judge Dredd
I love it!
I love it!
Can I get a print of this? It would look totally badass on my wall.
best Dredd I've seen on D:art
totally badass drawing of Dredd
Awesome picture. You nailed Dredd perfectly.
This Dredd is so solid, mean and scary. I would like to see this version tear up a comic book for sure. You have certainly captured the essence of Dredd. RICK
Toying with that idea. Maybe next year I'll get together a sample script in this style and send it off. Be a lot of work.
I would very love to see your version in a comic book as well, Neil. Fantastic artwork and design.
Thanks Adam, appreciate that. I think it's a little dream of every UK comic artist, professional or otherwise, to their work in 2000AD.
No problem man, I hope you achieve your dream. You certainly have the talent necessary for it. I'll keep my fingers crossed for you.
Hey man what a nice thing to say. Genuinely moved by that, thanks very much. Name your picture and I'll do something for you although try not to go as far as the Sistine chapel.
Wow I'm glad my comment had such a positive effect man, I guess that saying really is true, what goes around comes around.
As for my picture, yep it would be quite an overreach on my part if I request something overly demanding. And I really appreciate that you're doing this by the way, it's not everyday I get an offer like this. Hmmm, how about Faora from Man of Steel? I can change my pick in a heartbeat if you want, there's so many more characters I would like to see in your drawing style.
As for my picture, yep it would be quite an overreach on my part if I request something overly demanding. And I really appreciate that you're doing this by the way, it's not everyday I get an offer like this. Hmmm, how about Faora from Man of Steel? I can change my pick in a heartbeat if you want, there's so many more characters I would like to see in your drawing style.
Ah German beauty Antje Traue! Good choice. When I've the time I'll get this done for you, in the meantime www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbi…
Suggestion: Do three to five pages. Make it as hard hitting as you can and let that sell the rest. Think of it as the opening sequence in a film, perhaps introducing the hero, villain and main conflict. CLiffhanger is okay. RICK
It doesn't work that way with this particular publisher Rick. They give you a submissions script or you can request a spec script to work from. They tend to feature most of the sort of thing you might expect to draw for them. Unless of course you're an absolutely amazing undiscovered comic talent which is not me.
Actually I think your work is damn amazing and certainly on a professional level to warrant strong interest from publishers.
Thanks very much Rick, very nice of you to say. Right back at ya! The time travel artwork you've been posting has been great. I always feel guilty never getting around to posting comments on your work when you're so free with yours. Sounds weird this but if I suddenly found myself getting good opportunities to work with established publishers I'd have a hard time actually doing the work. I really need to wait until the kids start school. I'm in no rush.
Adrenaline. My "great" opportunity came working on TMNT. While I learned a great deal in the end, it was a messy, emotional roller coaster. The work just wants a little attention, just wants to be held. It was supposed to be my first priority but in the end I just wanted to finish so I could start something else. I had ruined the story early on and proven to myself that I did not know what I was doing. Only stubbornness carried me through. I know plenty of artists with families. I have no idea how they balance everything but in any event deadlines are what rule and many require long hours of dedication and sacrifice. Many times the small pay is not worth being part of a collaboration that intends to head nowhere artistically. My hats are off to those who produce regular work and do so against a sea of obstacles. RICK
This is fucking awesome dude. Nice touch with the fingerprint effect. Really gives it a gritty look to it.
Thanks very much, tried to make it look like he'd been through the 'meat grinder' a bit!
Iconic. Hope this gets you the attention you're so overdue from high-payin' comic bods.
Thanks Owen. I doubt it, I'm not that entirely au fait with all the social network stuff so my stuff doesn't get seen by that many. Something I need to build on I think.


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A pair of Palestine residents were sentenced in federal court Tuesday after pleading guilty to a series of October post office break-ins.
U.S. District Judge Mary Lou Robinson sentenced Cecil Ray Turner and Brandy Savers to 12-month and 18-month federal prison sentences, respectively, court records show. Both defendants will be on probation for three years after their release.
The two were sentenced in connection with three post office burglaries on Oct. 9 and Oct. 10 in Lelia Lake, Estelline and Hartley. The post offices were broken into either by prying open the doors or breaking a window. The suspects tried to pry open safes in all three locations without success.
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How to create a bee garden
Planting a bee garden is becoming increasingly important as across our planet, bees are thought to be suffering increased stress as a result of global warming, and the effect that this has on flowering times and nectar availability. It will take many generations of bees to evolve into stronger colonies able to deal with the change in climate.
We depend on the work of bees and other insects more than most of us realise; almost 70% of the food we consume relies on pollination from insects, and bees are a critical part of this army of fertilizers.
Meanwhile there is plenty we can do to help. Knowing which plants bees prefer, and at what time of the year they need access to them, can make a fundamental difference to the success of local bee colonies.
Whether we live in an urban area or deep in the countryside, we can actively encourage bees to thrive in the vicinity of our homes by creating a bee garden, however small that might be!
7 eazzzy tips for your bee garden
- Create a bee garden and plant bee -friendly flowers and shrubs. You will not only attract honey-bees, but bumbles and solitary bees too. Bee-friendly flowers must be grown in a sunny position in large clumps to make it easy for bees to collect, this is why lavender bushes are so successful as a bee-food source. If you have a hive of honey-bees in the vicinity, don't plant bee-loving plants too close to it, as the bees will naturally avoid them if they fall within their toilet zone!
- Don't go pulling up all your weeds just yet as dandelions and forget-me-nots are an excellent source of food, while dahlias and chrythamimums are not. Old-fashioned varieties are always better than highly cultivated plants. If you prefer a neat, manicured garden, it's best to section off an area that is devoted specifically to bees and sow a wildlife seed mixture. Along with other bee-friendly plants you introduce, you'll soon find the area teaming with life as the fruits, berries and seeds provide food for many other birds and animals.
- Provide flowers to sustain bees during the lean periods. Early spring and late autumn plants flowering plants are always welcome in a bee garden, as they provide an excellent food source just when the bees need it most!
- Ensure a year-round availability of pollen and nectar, garden size permitting. White dead nettle and heathers are loved by bees and provide food when other plants have gone. Crocuses, snowdrops and other early spring bulb plants are an excellent early source of food too. In late spring, the wild flowers arrive, such as our favourite here on Natural Mothers, the dandelion! The summer brings with it the aroma of honeysuckles, lavender, Salvia and the catmints as well as many other herbs. Buddleia, heathers and autumn-flowing crocuses are late flowering plants whose nectar and pollen helps fatten the bees up before winter!
- Create a nest box for your bumbles and mason bees. We will explain how to construct one of these in Mothership Magazine, June 2012.
- For urban gardeners with limited space or access only to a windowsill, there is still plenty you can do to support bees, as they love herbs! Bees love the mint family herbs which include basil, marjoram, sage and thyme. If you have a little more space then the addition of a rosemary or lavender pot would go down a treat. You may also like to try miniature gooseberry or raspberry fruit bushes or even a selection of pot-grown vegetables, such as beans or tomatoes,as they provide a good source of food for us and our bee friends too!
- Stay organic and keep your bee garden pesticide free. If you want to help the bees, please don't use pesticides or lawn-care products, these are known to be one of the causes for the decline in bee numbers.
The best bee garden flowers: Aconite, Allium, Anchusa, Arabis, aster, Borago, Campanula, centaurea, Chionodoxa, Colchicum, Delphinium, Echinops, Echium, Endymion, Erigeron, Hyssopus, Kniphofia, Lavandulus, Limnanthes, Limonium, Lobelia, Lychnis, Lysimachia, Lythrum, Malva, Matricaria, Melissa, Mentha, Monarda, Muscari, Myositis, Nemophilia, nepeta, Nigella, Omphalodes, Origanum, Papaver, Phacelia, Platycodon, Polemonium, Pulmonaria, Reseda, Salvia, Scabiosa, Scilla Thymus and Veroncia.
The best bee shrubs and trees: Acer, Aesculus, Alnus, Berberis, Betula, Caragana, Catalpa, ceanothus, Cercis, Chaenomeles, Cistus, Cotoneaster, Crataegus, daphne, Elaeagnus, Escallonia, Fagus, Fraxinus, Fushia, hedera, hypericum, ilex, laurus, Liquidambar, Liriodendron, Malus Mespilus, Olearia, Perowskia, Physiocarpus, Populus, Potetilla, Prunus, Pyracantha, Quercus, Rhamnus, Rhus, Ribes, Robinia, Rosmarinus, Rubus, Salix, senecio, Skimmia, Sorbus, Spiraea, Symphoricarpus, syringa, Tamarix, Tillia, Ulex, Viburnum and Weigela.
The best bee wildflowers: Agrimony, bellflower, betony, corncockle, clovers, cranesbill, flax, forget-me-not, hound's tongue, mallow, medowsweet, melilot, mullein, ox-eye daisy, pansy, poppy, ragged robin, scabious, soapwort, tansy, teasel, trefoil, valerian and yarrow.
The best bee herb for potting: Chives ( allow to flower) mints, lemon balm, fennel, angelica, fennel, thyme, sage, margoram, origanum, rosemary and lavender
What plants do you plan to include in your bee garden? We would love to hear from you!
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It was the year the Titanic went down, the year John Henry Kirby was elected to the Texas Legislature, the year Rice Institute opened for classes and the year the Fifth Ward burned.
Way out on Main Street (at 1706 Main to be exact), a new eight-story residential building called the Beaconsfield opened for business. It was surrounded by mansions that sat on at least a half-block each. According to Marguerite Johnston, it was a luxurious place, with only two apartments on each floor. Each unit had "two screened balconies and six large rooms with fireplaces. It had parking for carriage or car, servants' quarters, and back stairs and elevators for deliveries. It was so substantially built that the sounds of Main Street did not intrude."
We thought it would be interesting to see who the first residents were, hoping to find some notable citizens of pre-war Houston. We weren't disappointed. Of the sixteen original residents, eleven were already famous or near-famous by the time they moved into the building.
Let's start on the top floor, the eighth. Graham Bethune Grosvenor, president of the Aviation Corps, had the best view. He went on to grace the cover of Time magazine in 1929 and 1938. Sharing the top floor, across the hall, were two lawyers, Robert E. Goree and Richard G. Maury, who was Criminal District Attorney for Harris County.
Cleveland Sewell, lawyer and son of wholesale grocer E. W. Sewell, stayed for at least a decade. His new home at 3456 Inwood was built in 1926 and later became a protected historic landmark.
William A. Vinson, judge and founder of Vinson and Elkins, called The Beaconsfield home during its first year, as did cotton broker Mark E. Andrews, cotton exporter William B. Chew and John T. Flynn.
A little oil company named the Texas Company was located in downtown Houston at the time (although their magnificent 1915 building wasn't even started yet). Their General Counsel Amos L. Beaty was a resident of the 5thfloor at the Beaconsfield. He also served as President of the company for a short while.
The only widow we found on the list was Mrs. Challie J. Brady, whose husband Sidney Sherman Brady had died at the age of 26 in 1910. Challie apparently moved to The Beaconsfield when she sold their house on Wilmer Street.
For you sports fans, we mention that Grover H. Jones, football letterman at the University of Texas in 1903, 1904 and 1905, lived on the second floor. And last but not least, Milby Porter of the Houston Light Guards lived on the third floor.


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In 2002 Washington, DC became one of the most terrifying places to be when the Beltway sniper attacks began. It put the city on edge like never before not knowing when and who the next target would be. It was only a matter of time before a film related to the subject would be made and now it has with Blue Caprice. The film sports a great cast including Isaiah Washington, Tim Blake Nelson, Joey Lauren Adams, and Tequan Richmond but does it deliver the emotional and psychological punch needed bring this story to life?
Blue Caprice is inspired by the real life Beltway sniper attacks and follows an abandoned boy is lured to America and drawn into the shadow of a dangerous father figure. This is a slow paced monotone film that has some great performances, but never really fully captures the horror of the situation. Given, this film focuses on the killers themselves, but the lead up and training, which is interesting doesn't add too much to the story in the bigger picture. Of course it would have been in bad taste on some level to show some of the killings, but for this story it almost seems necessary to make it work. Instead what you get is a creative approach to step around it as much as possible while still trying to get the story across and its hard. There are some great moments here that do pack that needed punch to grab the audience and it does tell the story it sets out too, but it is missing any of the urgency surrounding their actions. This is a hard story to tell because the intrigue is in those responsible for these horrible acts, but at the same time you don't want to make it seem like you are glorifying or downplaying what they did. There are a lot of aspects to this story that seem like they aren't necessary or flushed out to make it more understandable to why they did what they did. Thankfully the great performances help to keep this movie on track.
This is one of those films that while it has some flaws, it does still tell a chilling story that works on some level. The story itself will obviously hit home with some people, but it does make sure to never make these killers out to anything more than what they are and in the process deliver a film that will be met with mixed results and emotions, but in reality that is what any good film should do.


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March 6, 2007
The fifth-ranked UCLA men's volleyball team hosts No. 11 Loyola University Chicago on Wed., Mar. 7 in Pauley Pavilion before traveling to No. 2 UC Irvine for a key MPSF match on Fri., Mar. 9 at the Bren Center.
First serve for both matches is set for 7 p.m.
Darren Preston will call the action live for both matches on www.uclabruins.com.
Loyola Chicago enters Wednesday' match with a 14-3 overall record and a nine-match winning streak. Featuring the nation's fifth-ranked hitting percentage at .340, LUC boasts four players ranked among the nation's offensive leaders this week. Senior MB James Grunst ranked second in hitting percentage at .562, junior opposite Ian Anderson ranked sixth at 4.95 kpg, sophomore MB Nick Lamoureux ranked 15th with .377 aces per game and senior setter Brian Guntli ranked ninth at 12.92 assists per game.
The Bruins lead this series, 2-0, and defeated the Ramblers 3-2 last season on the same date.
UC Irvine, coached by former UCLA All-American John Speraw (UCLA '95), was 19-3 overall and 13-3 in league play after beating No. 14 Long Beach State in five games on the road Mar. 3. On Jan. 6, the Anteaters swept the Bruins in the finals of the UCSB Elephant Bar Classic, extending their string of victories against the Bruins to three. Since Speraw's first season in 2003, the Bruins have won six of 11 matches and lead the overall series, 49-6.
Ranked No.1 for most of 2006, UCI won the regular season MPSF title before falling to Long Beach State at the Bren Center in the league championship semifinals. The Anteaters advanced to their first NCAA Championship, but fell 3-2 to host Penn State in the semifinals.
Last week, the Bruins split a pair of MPSF matches, losing 3-2 on the road to Long Beach State and winning 3-0 at home to UC San Diego. Seniors Steve Klosterman and Paul George continued their stellar play, combining for 74 kills in two matches. Both players were ranked among the conference's top servers this week.
The Bruins return home next week for a two-match, non-conference series against Ball State, Mar. 14 and 16, before taking a week off for final examinations.


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Think of it as a low rent "Battle of the Network Stars." On Sunday, alums of ABC's long running "Bachelor" franchise faced off in a special "Bachelors vs. Bachelorettes" edition of the network's obstacle course game show, "Wipeout."
Former "Bachelor" and "Bachelorette" contestants including Erica Rose, Tenley Molzahn, Michelle Kujawa, Arie Luyendyk, Graham Bunn, and Natalie Getz took on obstacles and games with names like the Beaver and Beaverettes and the Big Balls.
On August 3, Entertainment Weekly, posted some of the top moments from the campy reality competition, which included Rose's lame trek on the qualifying course (she quit it) and her attempt to catch the eye of fan fave Arie Luyendyk (she had an epic fail on that one, too.)
Another recurring reality TV face, Graham Bunn, used his fame extension to dish on his new line of motivational necklaces, while "Formula 1" Luyendyk declared, "I live to race, I race to win!" before trying his luck against the Big Balls.
But the highlight of the show was the epic win from "Bachelorette Season 9" alum Zack Kalter (dubbed "Anti-Lover Boy"), who nabbed a $50,000 cash prize and a ticket to the "Tournament of Champions" battle at the end of the season. You can see the entire "Wipeout" episode on ABC.com.
Of course, this isn't the first time former stars of the reality romance series have faced off in a competition. Besides their original race for the rose, many of these alums competed in the network's now defunct summertime game show, "Bachelor Pad." And some of them, like Kalter, Bunn, and Kujawa, will show their faces on ABC once again when they compete in the spinoff, "Bachelor in Paradise," which premieres tonight.
It's clear that "Bachelor" producers like to recycle their contestants. And by putting Luyendyk out there again, it's only fueling rumors that he's in line to be the next star of "The Bachelor." After Sunday night's "Wipeout" broadcast, the race car driving hunk tweeted, "Whelp @Wipeout was officially more embarrassing than @BacheloretteABC but it was a blast!"
"Bachelor in Paradise" premieres on Monday, Aug. 4 at 7 p.m. ET on ABC.


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I know that you can create a ciphertext c' using c and then find the corresponding m' for c' which you can use to find m for c. So, doesn't this mean that it is not semantically secure? But I also read that it is semantically secure when it meets the DDH assumption. Is there some terminology I'm misunderstanding because that seems contradictory to me.
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Finding the corresponding $m'$ using $c'$ is a chosen cipher text attack. It's possible for a scheme to be semantically secure under certain types of attacks (perhaps something weaker like chosen-plaintext attack), but be broken under heavier attacks (like the chosen ciphertext attack you talk about).


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I recently applied for the HCI courses at University of Washington and IU, Bloomington. While I'm awaiting their results, I thought I'd quickly get an opinion from the members of this forum on the respective courses. Since you guys have heard and probably analyzed these courses, it would really help if you could help me make my decision.
I've recently been admitted to the Human Centered Design & Engineering MS program at University of Washington. I was also admitted into the HCI/d program at Indiana University - Bloomington. Still waiting on a decision from the Digital Media program at Georgia Tech.
SO: if I was to get into all three programs, which should I choose? I'm leaning towards HCDE at UW at the moment - i want to be an Interaction designer if that helps...
Any comments or suggestions would be much appreciated! Esp. if you went to one of these schools!
When: Wednesday October 6th at 5:30 pm
Where: Room 236 in the Art Building
This is just a brainstorming session, so don't freak out if you can't make make it... but do send me an email so that I can put you on our email list for future events:
Look forward to meeting everyone!
Nicholas Smith
Hello All!
On behalf of the new Interaction Design Majors at the University of Washington, I would like to say hello and tell you all how excited we are to be an up-and-coming part of the design community here in Seattle.
We would love to form a UW chapter of the IxDA and are looking for more information with regards to the best way to move forward. Should we fill out a Local Group Application? Is there some way for us to do it under the umbrella of the Seattle IxDA?
Thanks so much and looking forward to getting to know you all over these next few years,