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After hitting five HRs in five consecutive games, there was little doubt that recently promoted Syracuse Chiefs OF Corey Brown would be named the International League Player of the Week for period of May 21-27.
Brown played in just four games during the week, but went 9-for-19 with five runs scored, 4HR, two triples and 10RBI. He also currently has a six-game hit streak.
This is the first POTW honor for the Syracuse Chiefs this season.
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Nice. Just in time to start in CF for the Nats tonight … hopefully …
The promotion and the POTW award were both well earned. Good luck in the bigs Corey!


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The price of Samsung i7500 Galaxy unlocked: about $800
Only few hours after we found out that the Samsung i7500 Galaxy will be launched by O2 in the UK, we're now hearing that the Android smartphone will also be available across the UK in an unlocked version.
Naturally, the price of the unlocked i7500 Galaxy is quite a high one: British customers will have to pay £499 for it – about $808, or €580.
Most probably, the Galaxy will have a similar unlocked price when launched in other countries. We don't know when this will happen, but it shouldn't take long anyway.
For the moment, it looks like there's only one retailer to sell the new Samsung Android phone unlocked: King of Gadgets. Too bad that the handset is currently out of stock.
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A Simple In-flight Method to Test the Risk of Fainting on Return to Earth After Long-Duration Spaceflights (BP Reg) - 12.09.15
A Simple In-flight Method to Test the Risk of Fainting on Return to Earth After Long-Duration Space Flights (BP Reg) tests the effectiveness of an in-flight manipulation of arterial blood pressure (BP) as an indicator of post-flight response to a brief stand test, since spaceflight negatively impacts the regulation of BP on return to upright posture on earth. A Leg Cuff test induces a brief drop in BP following the release of a short obstruction of blood flow to the legs; the change in BP from pre-flight to in-flight is used to predict those crew members who might be susceptible to experience the greatest drop in BP in the post-flight stand test. A second objective of this investigation is to determine whether cardiac output calculated from the analysis of the finger blood pressure waveform provides an accurate estimate both pre-flight and in-flight by comparison with a rebreathing method. Science Results for Everyone
Information Pending
OpNom: BP Reg
Principal Investigator(s)
Richard Lee Hughson, Ph.D., University of Waterloo, Waterloo, Ontario, Canada
Information Pending
Canadian Space Agency (CSA), Saint-Hubert, Quebec, Canada
Sponsoring Space Agency
Canadian Space Agency (CSA)
Sponsoring Organization
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Research Benefits
Space Exploration, Earth Benefits
ISS Expedition Duration 1
September 2012 - September 2015
Expeditions Assigned
Previous ISS Missions
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Experiment Description
Research Overview
- Spaceflight affects blood pressure functioning in a way that causes returning crew members to be more likely to faint when they return to Earth. A sensitive test was developed to identify whether or not crew members need countermeasures to prevent them from fainting upon return to Earth. A Simple In-flight Method to Test the Risk of Fainting on Return to Earth After Long-Duration Space Flights (BP Reg) verifies the accuracy of this test. Direct measures of venous pressure, or use of multiple Doppler ultrasound probes to quantify blood flow, requires considerable operator expertise and multiple pieces of equipment. The proposed method for quantifying indicators of overall cardiovascular regulation from the finger blood pressure waveform represents an interesting alternative non-invasive measurement.
- Equipment that is currently on board the International Space Station (ISS) is used to evaluate return of blood to the heart, the pumping capacity of the heart, and the ability of the blood vessels to maintain blood pressure. An in-flight test simulates the challenges experienced by the body on return to Earth, to identify those crew members who show large reductions in return of blood to the heart, or poor constriction of blood vessels, and are at high risk for fainting after landing.
- The test helps identify the crew members who could benefit from countermeasures before returning to Earth. Thus, this method has great potential for astronaut health monitoring during future long-term space flights, and it also has important implications for the testing of individuals on Earth, especially the elderly, who are at risk for fainting. The research also allows the demonstration of the feasibility of obtaining a set of indicators of overall cardiovascular regulation from the non-invasive measurement of continuous blood pressure.
Dizziness with the risk of fainting (orthostatic intolerance) remains a critical problem for the return of astronauts to the gravitational forces of Earth, especially after long-duration space flight (Meck et al. 2001). Mechanisms contributing to this orthostatic intolerance, or fainting, on return to Earth have not yet been fully identified.
Evidence points to an important role for reductions in cardiac output contributing to the fall in blood pressure due to some combination of reduced blood volume (Hargens et al. 1996; Fortney et al. 1996), reduced cardiac muscle mass (Perhonen et al. 2001), and impaired venous properties that reduce return of blood to the heart (Butler et al. 1991; Convertino et al. 1989). Mechanisms may include a reduction in total circulating blood volume (Hargens et al. 1996; Fortney et al. 1996); however, orthostatic intolerance has been seen when blood volume has been maintained or restored (Hargens et al. 1996) and after short- (Buckey, Jr. et al. 1996; Fritsch-Yelle et al. 1996) or long-duration space flights even when saline loading was administered as a countermeasure (Meck et al. 2001). There is definitely impairment of the rapid parasympathetic nervous system-mediated heart rate component of the arterial baroreflex (Fritsch et al. 1992; Hughson et al. 1994). Various results have been found with regard to changes in the activity of the sympathetic nervous system after bed rest and space flight, although for those individuals who failed a stand test after space flight impaired vasoconstriction clearly implied reduced sympathetic vasoconstrictor responses (Buckey, Jr. et al. 1996; Waters et al. 2002; Fritsch-Yelle et al. 1996; Arbeille et al. 1995; Mano and Iwase 2003). Because of these different observations, and the lack of conclusive evidence, there are different opinions about the most likely mechanism for orthostatic intolerance. A Simple In-flight Method to Test the Risk of Fainting on Return to Earth After Long-Duration Space Flights (BP Reg) seeks to gain further insight into finding this mechanism.
It is important to develop an approach that yields critical information about the extent of deconditioning before return to Earth, provide rationale for prescription of countermeasures, and evaluate the effectiveness of these countermeasures before return from long-term sojourns on ISS, and with future missions to the moon and Mars. Our recent research demonstrates the feasibility of a simple, non-invasive, measurement of cardiovascular function and the benefits to be gained from quantification of the venous return (VR), stroke volume (SV), heart rate (HR), cardiac output (Q), and total peripheral vascular resistance (TPR) responses to leg cuff deflation in-flight. The continuous blood pressure device (CBPD) is a non-invasive finger blood pressure cuff that provides continuous, real-time estimates of arterial blood pressure. With the finger cuff, it is possible to monitor changes in the arterial blood waveform as if there were a needle placed directly in the artery (Imholz et al. 1990; Bow et al. 1996). Developments by the group of Wesseling and colleagues, have enabled the non-invasive blood pressure signal to generate an estimate of beat-by-beat cardiac SV from the pulse waveform with "Modelflow" calculations (Wesseling et al. 1993). Many studies have been published comparing the Modelflow method with direct or indirect alternatives. In a recent bed rest study (Fischer et al. 2007) it was observed that the relationship between CVP and SV was linear and unchanged after short-duration head-down bed rest, although there was a shift to lower CVP and SV after bed rest. The non-invasive continuous blood pressure device therefore gives: continuous estimates of arterial systolic, diastolic, mean blood pressure, beat-by-beat stroke volume, and heart rate. From these data, it is possible to derive cardiac output (Q) = HR * SV; total peripheral resistance (TPR) = mean arterial pressure (MAP)/Q; and an estimate of change in CVP from the change in SV. The non-invasive pulse waveform provides indices of the effectiveness of venous return and of arterial vasoconstriction. However, there are currently several unknowns for any transfer of these concepts to space flight. First, it is not known if the relationship between Modelflow SV and SV by other more direct measurements (rebreathing) is maintained in zero gravity. As well, while research suggests no change in the relationship between SV and CVP for short-term bed rest, this has not been clearly established for space flight. The present project tests the relationship between CBPD with Modelflow, and a standard method to estimate SV on the ISS. Furthermore, the device used post-flight during a simple 3-min stand test, allows researchers to examine whether the in-flight leg cuff test can accurately predict those crew members who might experience orthostatic intolerance upon return to Earth, and the effectiveness of any countermeasures.^ back to top
Space Applications
Astronauts returning from long-duration space flights risk experiencing dizziness or fainting when they stand immediately after returning to Earth. This has an important health risk, as it reduces the potential for astronauts to safely escape from an emergency situation. Other health risks include falls which could expose the crew member to danger of injury during the fall. The tests conducted in this investigation provide additional insight into the degree of cardiovascular deconditioning and identifies the primary causes. Results from this investigation could identify the need for countermeasures for astronauts prior to return from space missions, including the moon or Mars, and guide the specific requirements of individual astronauts. The long-term outcome of research such as this, is the development of appropriate countermeasures so that astronauts returning from long-duration space flights have a very low risk of experiencing dizziness or fainting when they return to Earth.
Earth Applications
For the general population, dizziness and fainting (syncope) are major health problems accounting for 1-3% of visits to hospital emergency rooms. These problems become especially important for elderly, where falling is a major contributor to bone fracture. A better understanding of the mechanisms responsible for fainting could reduce risk of injury. Astronauts returning from space flights risk experiencing dizziness or fainting when they stand immediately after returning to Earth. The test conducted in this investigation can provide additional insight into the degree of cardiovascular deconditioning, and provide a better identification of the primary causes.
Operational Requirements
Subjects: 8+1 astronauts
Pre-flight: L-60 to L-30
- Stand Test
- Cardiac Output
- Leg Cuff
- Data sharing: Heart rate at designated rate during MEDB4.1, pre-flight closest to BDC.
- Leg Cuff: Occurs twice in-flight if countermeasures (end-of-flight, gravity like countermeasures; e.g. CHIBIS or other LBNP) are used (before countermeasure at R-30 ± 7d and also at R-7 to R-0) or once in-flight if no countermeasures are used at (R-30 ± 7d).
- Cardiac Output: and once in-flight (at R-30 ± 7d)
- Data sharing: Medication & Exercise Logs; Information on Specific End-of-Flight Countermeasures
Post-flight: R+1:
- 3-min Stand Test with continuous BP and ECG: at R+1 or R+0
- Data sharing: Heart rate at designated rate during MEDB4.1 during post-flight session closest after landing. Medication logs.
Operational Protocols
During flight, two protocols are executed as one follow-through procedure: 1) the Leg Cuff with continuous BP monitoring and 2) Cardiac Output with continuous BP monitoring. During the Leg Cuff protocol subjects instrument themselves with continuous blood pressure device and leg cuffs on both thighs and perform 3 repetitions of the inflation/deflation cycle. If end-of-flight, gravity like countermeasures (e.g. CHIBIS or other LBNP) are used, this test should be administered at R-30 ± 7 d and R-7 to R-0. If there is no specific end-of-flight countermeasure (e.g. centrifuge, lower body negative pressure), then this test should be done only at R-30 ± 7 d. The Cardiac Output is conducted once during flight, using the PFS simultaneously with the continuous blood pressure device.
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Results Publications
Hughson RL, Shoemaker JK, Arbeille P. CCISS, Vascular and BP Reg: Canadian space life science research on ISS. Acta Astronautica. 2014 February; epub. DOI: 10.1016/j.actaastro.2014.02.008.
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My periods are very irregular and I can go a few months with a regular period and a few months without one, etc. I had unprotected sex and according to my period tracker, I'm on my last day of ovulation. I took Plan B about 2 hours after I had unprotected sex. If I'm ovulating, does Plan B even do anything? I'm really scared and worried that I may get pregnant. At the same time, since my period is always irregular, who know if I'm really ovulating or not. Thanks so much.
You have a very valid question, and are right to be concerned. Having unprotected intercourse exposes you to potential pregnancy and to sexually transmitted infections (STIs). Using condoms will greatly reduce your risk. It is very hard to know when you are ovulating, even when you have regular periods. Plan B was an excellant choice especially since you took it within 2 hours of intercourse.
There is something else you can do. While you are concerned and motivated, you can make an appointment with your health care provider, or the Student Health and Counseling Center, if you are an eligible student, for contraceptive counseling.
It is important to start on a reliable method of birth control. We can do a pregnancy test 7 to 10 days after unprotected intercourse. Relying on a period tracker for safe days will result in you getting pregnant. If you have any further questions, contact the Student Health and Counseling Center at 907-786-4040.


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It has long been suspected that the Sun may have, at one time, have had a twin. Now, researchers at the University of Texas have announced that they have found a star 110 light years away in Hercules that is probably a sibling of our own Sun. This star, named HD162826, is also about 15% more massive than the Sun.
So, how are scientists so certain?
According to researchers, the key to finding the Sun's long-dispersed siblings is stellar spectra. Because stars form in interstellar clouds of gas (nebulae), it is assumed that stars forming in any given nebula will have roughly the same composition. Narrowing the search down to 30 candidates flagged by other teams, the Texas team led by astronomer Ivan Ramirez then closely examined these stars looking for similarities with our own Sun. Result: HD162826 was almost a perfect match.
One possible sibling found, Ramirez is already planning on looking for more of the Sun's siblings by looking at their 'galactic DNA.' According to most estimates, there could have been up to 100,000 stars formed in the same nebula as the Sun. Over time, gravitational interactions between the stars caused them to scatter out of their cosmic nest.
The paper will be published in the Astrophysical Journal next month.
As a side note, believers on the fringe who believe in the whole Nemesis theory may finally have something to go on, but, according to real scientists and demonstrated by this study, such a star would be much, much farther away than the prophets of doom predict, far too distant to do any damage to us here on Earth.
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Check out the President's Commission on Diversity and see what great programs and initiatives they sponsor in the UK Community.
Sue Scheff, PCW member and Chair of the "Kentucky Girls STEM Collaborative Project" is eager to meet others on campus or community with an interest in girls and STEM -- for more information, email: email@example.com
Cecile McKinney, PCW Member and Director of UK Adult Student Services invites University Women to check out their website for great programs for Adult Students!
Check out the American Association of University Women's (AAUW) Website for information on this organization and the work they are doing for women in education.
Also, check out the Kentucky State AAUW for events in our area and how you can join!
The UK Women's Forum has some new and exciting programs slated for this year. Examples include an Employee Book Fund to help assist employees with their textbook fees, and a new Lecture Series. Please click here to go to their website.
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Packet Guide to Core Network Protocols is a book that I wanted to like. The introduction indicates that this will be an exploration of network packets using Wireshark, and that the focus will be on the core protocols present on most modern networks, and that the intended audience encompasses anyone from network novice on up.
That latter portion of the intro may be the problem. While there is good information here and the author is a facile communicator, the thought that kept nagging me was "who is the audience for this?". Many of the details would already be known to network pros and have been covered in other works; for a beginner to be studying at this level, they would normally be using a vendor-specific text in a quest for certification.
On the positive side, if you are simply curious about networking, this is a great read. Exercises are included which can be performed on a local network using open source programs, which is a great way to learn. Copious references are appended to each chapter for further reading.
This book might also be useful to Cisco certification seekers who are having difficulty with the Cisco-supplied texts and need supplemental material with more hands-on activities.
Overall, not a bad book, but it seems to be searching for an audience.


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The Bruins (10-1) had yet to surrender a doubles point in any match this season and Friday was no different, as UCLA claimed the point following a pair of dominating 6-1 and 6-2 wins at court Nos. 1 and 2, respectively.
Despite the early 1-0 lead, UCLA knew that Cal (5-2) was still going to come out strong in singles play, as the Bears boast ranked singles players at every position.
The first three singles matches to finish were all decided by match tiebreakers in place of a third set. Although second-ranked Robin Anderson battled back to take the second set against 37th-ranked Anett Schutting at court No. 1, Schutting prevailed in the end, posting a 6-2, 3-6, (10-6) victory to tie the match at 1-1. Back at court No. 5, 44th-ranked Catherine Harrison fought off two match points in her match tiebreaker with 84th-ranked Klara Fabikova, winning 6-2, 3-6, (13-11) to give the Bruins a 2-1 lead.
Cal, however, would again tie things up when 66th-ranked Lynn Chi upset 27th-ranked Kyle McPhillips, 6-1, 5-7, (13-11) at court No. 5. McPhillips was down 6-1, 5-1 before storming back to win six straight games and take the second set 7-5. She also had multiple match points in the match tiebreaker but was unable to convert.
Freshman Jennifer Brady, who is ranked No. 27 nationally, gave UCLA a 3-2 lead at court No. 3, where she was a 6-1, 7-6(3) winner over 16th-ranked Zsofi Susanyi. At the point of Brady's victory, two matches remained on court. Although Kaitlin Ray was down a set and a break at court No. 6, the Bruins were still in a good position, as ninth-ranked Chanelle Van Nguyen had a commanding lead over 15th-ranked Denise Starr at court No. 2. Van Nguyen would eventually close things out, posting a 7-6(6), 6-1 win for UCLA's fouth point of the afternoon.
Court No. 6 was in match point at the time of Van Nguyen's victory, as Bear freshman Maegan Manassee outlasted Ray, 7-5, 6-4 to make the final team score 4-3.
The Bruins' next match will be a home contest against St. Mary's on Feb. 28.
#2 UCLA 4, #4 Cal 3
Feb 21, 2014 at Los Angeles, CA (Los Angeles Tennis Center)
|1. #2 Anderson/Brady (UCLA) def. Manasse/Schutting (CAL) 6-1
|2. #27 Harrison/McPhillips (UCLA) def. Chi/Starr (CAL) 6-2
|3. Courtney Dolehide/Van Nguyen (UCLA) vs. Kelly Chui/Alice Duranteau (CAL) 5-1, unfinished
|1. #37 Anett Schutting (CAL) def. #2 Robin Anderson (UCLA) 6-2, 3-6, (10-6)
|2. #9 Chanelle Van Nguyen (UCLA) def. #15 Denise Starr (CAL) 7-6(6), 6-1
|3. #22 Jennifer Brady (UCLA) def. #16 Zsofi Susanyi (CAL) 6-1, 7-6(3)
|4. #66 Lynn Chi (CAL) def. #27 Kyle McPhillips (UCLA) 6-1, 5-7, (13-11)
|5. #44 Catherine Harrison (UCLA) def. #84 Klara Fabikova (CAL) 6-2, 3-6, (13-11)
|6. #59 Maegan Manasse (CAL) def. Kaitlin Ray (UCLA) 7-5, 6-4
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|Cal 5-2; National ranking #4
|UCLA 10-1; National ranking #2
|Order of finish: Doubles (2,1); Singles (1,5,4,3,2,6)


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The horror flick, filmed across Southeast Michigan, was beat out by the kiddie flick "Rio," which opened with $40 million. "Hop," another kid-friendly film, ranked third in the box office in its third week out.
The first two films in the "Scream" franchise went on to take in more than $100 million in box office receipts, but the third stalled at $89 million. How "4" performs could signal whether the franchise will continue.
As movie reviewer James Sanford pointed out last week, "Scream 4" easily tops its most recent predecessor and fits well with the franchise. '"Scream 4" is a rousing, gory return to form, a tense and twisty shocker that makes you jump and then allows you to laugh at yourself for being frightened in the first place."


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Building Opensolaris
By Chris W Beal-Oracle on Sep 12, 2006
This weekend I did something I've been meaning to do for a while. I've been putting it off due to lack of time to think about how to approach it without breaking anything.
Any way I finally tried downloading and installing Solaris Express the community edition (build 46) and downloaded all the build tools. I was amazed how easy it was. Within an hour offinishing the downloads, it was building opensolaris.
The main shock for me was the lack of an SCM (Source Code Management) system. Being fully entrenched in the world of ON (Os and Networking) for the last 10 years Teamware (the SCM we use) is just \*what we do\*. So I had to rethink how I'll manage the build. But then using opensolaris.sh from usr/src/tools/env did a good job.
So I know have my own build built from opensolaris running on my system, without anything from within Sun. Cool. Give it a go, it was easy and gives you the chance to play with how things work.
Next step for me - build the Xen bits from outside Sun
==== Nightly distributed build started: Mon Sep 11 11:27:18 BST 2006 ====
==== Nightly distributed build completed: Tue Sep 12 03:22:02 BST 2006 ====
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real 15:54:44
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Warning: the N option (do not run protocmp) is set; it probably shouldn't be
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SunOS osol-bld 5.11 snv_46 i86pc i386 i86pc
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The thing in my room that looks like a mattress, feels nothing like a mattress! What is going on here?
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It's middle of the winter, the holidays are behind us, and spring is still out of reach—all which begs the question—what to wear? Before you go back to your basic boots and standard sweater-- give your look a little va-voom and slip into a sexy men's inspired suit. In a sea of cocktail dresses, Jennifer Anniston wowed in her Dolce & Gabbana anything-but-androgynous two piece ensemble at the People's Choice Awards last week—and the world took note. So whether you're walking the red carpet, cozying up at a romantic dinner, or hitting the dance floor with your besties—before you grab that same old, same old—suit yourself in something fabulous and new. We hit the aisles and searched high and low for our top three picks—check 'em out:
Great White. Bite off a little something fierce when you suit up in white. Tame the blinding effect by anchoring your separates with a pop of a print, or a hint of color. This sateen version is from Ann Taylor at Westside Pavilion ($169).
Nipped and Tucked. Choose shapes that define you. Suit jackets and pants can be square and slouchy—or fitted and ride your curves. Choose body skimming pieces that quietly cover you up, yet still scream siren. This cropped and tailored suit jacket is from BCBG at Westside Pavilion ($198).
Your Better Half. Make sure your look is bumpin' from the waist down. A boot cut pant with a wide waistband, will make your legs look long and lean, while slimming the waistline. Pair them with heels to seal the deal. Express at The Oaks ($59.90) sells our all time favorite dress pants—the Editor.
What Lies Beneath. Counts! Why do a simple tank or cami, when you don't have to. Choose a little leopard, a lot of shine, or just rock a deep v-neck let the plunging neckline speak volumes—just don't do basic. This sequined tank is a worthy option—also from Express at The Oaks ($ 34.90).


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|"Sarah died in Kansas in 1846 ... she was the first to die on the ill-fated Donner Trip.
Her daughter Margret married James Reed and he is sometimes given credit for
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only living son before she died. Margret's daughter was born by her 1st husband, but James Reed adopted her." George W Carr
More information about the Donner party: People of the American West, Blue Rapids, KS (where Sarah died), and "New Light on the Donner Party"
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While I was brooding yesterday, Grandfather was unanimously elected one of the delegates from Pennsylvania to the Congress soon to convene here. They waste no time in this country. He came back to supper tonight, looking exhausted. After he had finished eating, Aunt Sally asked timidly: "Father, what is it the upcoming Congress plans to do?"
"Oh, so much, Sally," he answered slowly. "We have to create a government, a brand new government with laws, and do it quickly. And at the same time, of course, we have to create an army. We don't have any soldiers at present. That army has to be organized; it has to be clothed, fed, supplied with war weapons that we don't have yet. We also don't have any warships. We'll have to build some. All these things take money — another thing we don't have."
After a long silence Uncle Richard ventured to ask: "You really believe it will come to that, Sir?"
And now I shall quote exactly what Grandfather said, because I remember it word for word. He said: "The greatest revolution the world will ever see is likely to be effected in a few years." And this man, who will turn 70 in a few months, seems ready to give every ounce of energy in his body and soul to that revolution.
And my father in all this? Not a sign of him, not a word from him. All I hear is that he is preparing a crucial speech to be delivered to the New Jersey Assembly on the 15th of May. I don't even know if he is aware of my presence in Philadelphia. If he is, he must be avoiding me. Is he ashamed of me?


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HARRISONBURG — Motorists who plan to be on Interstate 81's Augusta County stretch Sunday morning should be alert for northbound and southbound "slow‐roll" lane closures, the Virginia Department of Transportation said in an advisory today.
The brief closures are needed for installation of a fiber-optic line over the interstate, according to VDOT.
The slow‐roll closures will be between mile marker 213 at U.S. 11 near Greenville and Exit 205 at Va. 606 near Raphine.
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My problem is this. My wifi is slow to the point of not working, and drops connection every few minutes. What's more strange than that is that, when I speedtest, I get these weird spikes in speed, up and down, up and down.
I've tried the things listed here, here, and here. None of these have resolved the issue.
I'm aware you guys are going to need wireless card info and stuff, but I'm not sure the exact commands to run/stuff to give you, so please let me know that and I'll update the question with any pertinent info.
Thanks for your time, this has been driving me nuts for days now. I should mention that the connection is fine when I'm: using wired connection, using windows, using another computer in the house. However, the problem persists at my university as well, so I'm pretty sure it isn't just my router.
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I have absolutely no idea but, Have yourself a great safe trip - so much to see in Italy. You'll be glad that you're going for 20 days.
This is a discussion on Off to Italy within the Concealed Carry Issues & Discussions forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; Well I'm off to Italy for 20 Days. Anyone have any advice on self defense over there. Perhaps just carrying a knife??...
Well I'm off to Italy for 20 Days. Anyone have any advice on self defense over there. Perhaps just carrying a knife??
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I have absolutely no idea but, Have yourself a great safe trip - so much to see in Italy. You'll be glad that you're going for 20 days.
My GF and I went two summers ago. I hear the typical tricks are to shine a laser on the pavement to distract or pairs will bump into you and pickpocket. A big black guy on the plane returning told us a he caught a girl in the act of pulling his wallet or money from his pocket. Pretty gutsy but not so much when she got caught. I had absolutely no problems. We were extra vigilant in Naples, a little less in Rome and points further south was no problem at all. Many times we would make sure to have a wall in back of us in populated places, or if standing out in the open stand almost back to back, like in the Naples train station area. I felt safe in Rome generally, even at night. People are friendlier than anywhere I've been, and very helpful. Just watch each other's back and keep your eyes open. You will have a great time. I am very jealous! Can't wait to go back. - ciao!
Show your respects to the local Don and you shouldn't need to worry about self defense
"Don't hit a man if you can possibly avoid it; but if you do hit him, put him to sleep." - Theodore Roosevelt
My Father was in Italy a few years back. On the bus a Girl was distracting my Father and He was watching Her for fear She was trying to rob Him. When he got off the bus, he reached for His video camera and it was gone. They were working as a team. He let the Cops know, but We all know how that goes. He had a great trip regardless.
There are some good ideas here:
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These are not all specific to Italy, but there are excellent ideas useful anywhere and anytime.
Make sure you have a great walking/hiking stick, and a "throw down" or"decoy" wallet with a few $$ and old expired gift cards.
Be safe!
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Never carry your wallet in you pants back pocket, or chew for that matter (instant tell for american), and blend as much as you can (with a camera and map).
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Consider a money belt to keep your wallet and passport in, inside your pants. Leave all expensive watches and jewelry at home for sure (you and the wife). Watch out for packs of little kids and gypsies. Don't wear cargo pants. Be extra vigilant on subways. I lived in Brussels Belgium last summer and spent a lot of time on public transportation. Always had a 3" tactical knife in my hand in my pocket and stayed vigilant. Never had an issue, even in the poorer areas, but heard of others who did. Stay safe.
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A lot depends on where you are going... my hunnee and I did an 11 day run there and in the "touristy" areas, you shouldn't have much trouble, but get off "the beaten path", and it can be dodgy...
1st order of business: a money belt. Keep your cash, passport and other stuff in your pants, not your pants pockets. We got cheap cloth ones locally and I think they were 10 or 12 bucks...
We were never in any seriously sketchy areas or situations, but we were also in a large tour group. The other posters are correct... watch for distractions. I was standing in a crowd in Florence listening to a tour guide, and another person in our tour spotted a guy moving through the crowd and paying too much attention to my camera bag. Once he was made and I made eye contact with him, he took an abrupt turn and headed away...
Good exercise for your situational awareness...
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I spent close to 9 years assigned to Italy with the U.S. Sixth Fleet (home ported out of Gaeta Italy). Violent crimes are very rare against tourists. Unlike here in the U.S. you do not have the option of carrying personal protection/self defense devices including anything larger then a pocket knife and if caught doing so will be at the mercy of their justice system/laws. The one location where there is an elevated risk of robery/attempted fraud is at the train stations (particularly at the Central Station in Naples and Rome). If you are approached by an individual offering to sell you discounted electronics, give you a ride or other services politiely decline and walk away.
My recommendation is to go enjoy yourself, apply common sense ATFP practices and treat the local population with respect and you will find Italy in general to be a rather benign environment.


text: Rival pageants seen as similar Rival pageants seen as similar FILE - In this Sunday, June 16, 2013 file photo, Miss Connecticut Erin Brady is crowned the winner of the Miss USA 2013 pageant by Nana Meriwether in Las Vegas. Brady, of South Glastonbury, Connecticut, relinquishes her crown Sunday June 8, 2014 when the 2014 pageant competition being held in Baton Rouge selects a new Miss USA. (AP Photo/Jeff Bottari, File) Miss New York Nina Davuluri walks down the runway after winning the the Miss America 2014 pageant, Sunday, Sept. 15, 2013, in Atlantic City, N.J. (AP Photo/Mel Evans) ORG XMIT: NJJC124 FILE - In this Jan. 21, 2014 file photo, Donald Trump is seen in Manchester, N.H., where he was the guest speaker at the Politics and Eggs breakfast, a regular meeting with New Hampshire's business leaders at Saint Anselm College. Trump has joined some other big names prepared to make a bid for the Buffalo Bills football franchise. (AP Photo/Jim Cole, File) BY EMILY BECK COGBURN| Special to The Advocate Comments In the longtime rivalry between the Miss USA and Miss America pageants, Miss USA is the flashy upstart while Miss America is the modest one with her head in a book. At least, that's the way it's supposed to be. The Miss America pageant started in 1921, the talent competition was added in 1935 and the first scholarship was given in 1945, according to the organization's website. Miss USA began as a breakaway competition, begun by a swimsuit company in 1952 that had been a sponsor of the older pageant. "Competitors in the Miss America Pageant do it for scholarship money for college. They have diverse career interests," says Valerie Hayes, who bills herself as the Pageant Coach and hosts an online talk radio program about pageants. In contrast, Miss USA competitors see the pageant as a stepping stone to careers in the entertainment industry — in acting, modeling or broadcasting, she says. Miss USA is a subset of the Miss Universe contest, a for-profit organization owned by casino mogul Donald Trump and NBCUniverse. For the past six years, the pageant was held in Las Vegas until moving to Baton Rouge for the 2014 event. The Miss America Organization, which moved the pageant back to its historic Atlantic City, New Jersey, home last year, is a nonprofit and has connections to charities such as Children's Miracle Network Hospitals. "Since its inception, Miss USA has been unabashedly a beauty/swimsuit pageant. It hasn't confused its identity by adding talent, making interview a main scoring component or offering educational scholarships — all of which Miss America did after it began. This has allowed the production to embrace the sex, show the women in skimpier bikinis, etc.," says sociologist Hilary Levey Friedman, a beauty pageant expert. Do these contrasting approaches to pageantry lead to a different reaction from audiences? Not so much, says Hayes. Actually, viewers tend to confuse the two events. "If someone tells me they watched a pageant last night, I'll ask which one. If they don't know, I'll ask if it had a talent competition. If it did, then it's Miss America," Hayes says. "For most viewers, they're not that different." Pageant professionals and more experienced fans can distinguish the two, she added. Not surprisingly, the subtle contrast between the pageants has not resulted in much difference in viewership in recent years. Both are significantly down from Miss America's heyday in the 1950s, when the show in 1952 drew 39 percent of the TV audience. Last year was an exception. Miss America dashed ahead of Miss USA, capturing around 8 million viewers, its best ratings since 2004, when the pageant last appeared on ABC. Miss USA had 4.6 million viewers on NBC, perhaps because it aired at the same time as the NBA finals, according to website zap2it.com, which analyzes Nielsen ratings. Previously, Miss America had looked to be on the rocks, with poor ratings prompting ABC to drop the show and the organization forced to move on to cable stations. Picked up by CMT in 2004, it faltered even more. "The production was abysmal," Hayes says. CMT also moved the pageant from its original home in Atlantic City to Los Angeles. The cable station then dropped the Miss America pageant in 2007, after which TLC decided to air it. While at TLC, the pageant's ratings climbed back, rising to 4.5 million, up from 2 million to 3 million during its time at CMT. It returned to ABC in 2011. Get The Advocate in your inbox Subscribe


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DeLand's firefighters will be holding their annual Pub Crawl charity fundraiser Saturday at 7 p.m. in downtown DeLand.
Many downtown establishments are taking part, including The Abbey, Dublin Station, The Grotto and Cafe DaVinci. Tickets are $20 per person, which includes a T-shirt, mug and drink specials.
All proceeds go to the charity account of DeLand Professional Firefighters Local 4347. The group donates the money raised to various organizations over the year.
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OLYMPIA — Time may be running out on Gov. Chris Gregoire's labor negotiators if they hope to secure a contract with more than two dozen unions on pay and health benefits by Oct. 1.
The Washington Federation of State Employees went back to the table with Gregoire's labor team Wednesday and today at the Thurston County Fairgrounds near Lacey, and a top union leader says they aren't sure they'll get a deal. In one scenario state workers could end up working without a contract for a full year.
Greg Devereux, executive director for the union that represents the largest bloc of state employees (more than 37,000 public-sector workers) said Tuesday that the federation has asked for cost-of-living pay hikes in both years of the 2013-15 budget cycle — and that is still on the table. He declined to say more, explaining that he did not want to negotiate in the press.
But the two negotiation sessions planned this week are the last ones scheduled. "We have kept Friday open as well. I don't know whether we will need it or not," Devereux said.
That may not be enough time to avoid going into the 2013 legislative session without a contract. Devereux said the union needs 21 days to ratify a deal before the Oct. 1 statutory deadline for getting an agreement to the Office of Financial Management in time for its next two-year budget plan.
State budget director Marty Brown refused to talk about the contract negotiations — or even acknowledge what Devereux said Tuesday: that the state is pushing for a deal on pay for public employees before addressing health care costs.
In past years, negotiations started with a deal on health care that locked in members of more than 25 unions that were part of a coalition for the purpose of settling health coverage questions.
"I know their initial proposal for health care. I don't know what their end position is. We are working to resolve the wage part of this and then we'll work on health care," Devereux said. "I don't want to bargain in the press, but we are still asking for COLAs in both years."
Devereux declined to give other specifics except to say that health care coalition talks held earlier in the summer "were not fruitful."
Both candidates for governor say they support collective bargaining rights, but Democrat Jay Inslee is clearly warmer to public employees and has their endorsement. Republican Rob McKenna has said he doesn't want Gregoire to lock in agreements that get in the way of full funding of K-12 school programs without raising taxes.
The governor's race may be affecting the contract talks, although Devereux said the talks could affect the outcome for governor. He explained that if the governor drives too hard a bargain by seeking more wage freezes after four years of no cost-of-living pay adjustments, she may inadvertently affect the election outcome by discouraging Democrat-friendly union workers from even voting — in effect helping McKenna.
Washington saw its general-fund revenues rise from 2008 to 2012 by 7.87 percent yet state-employee pay was frozen or reduced by furloughs (except for step increases for a minority of workers). At the same time, workers' share of health care premiums rose to 15 percent and out-of-pocket costs also went up for many.


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Francesca appreciated our Memorial Day-a-Palooza post and really loved the Jacquard Pants we showed. However, for $215 she wasn't feeling very inclined to strut her stuff in those hot red high-waisted button-front sailor shorts. So because we were feeling charitable, we found her some super affordable options and threw a little Ménage à Trois in there for pete's sake. Because we can. And frankly, we wanted to. We wanted to show how versatile these shorts are so we picked three outfits: rocker chic, summer business function and boat party. So Happy Memorial Day to Franny and all! Now go donate to those charities!
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OXFORD, Miss. - Alabama softball remains undefeated in conference play so far this season, as the Crimson Tide bats came alive against the Ole Miss Rebels in a 10-2 road win Friday night.
Alabama (22-4, 4-0 SEC) scored in all but one inning, moving ahead to an early 4-0 lead and tacking on runs for the remainder of the game. Molly Fichtner continues to produce out of the four-hold, going 3-4 tonight with a pair of RBI and runs scored. Jadyn Spencer's lone hit of the day was a three-run homer, her second of the season, as she tacked on another RBI on a groundout later in the game. Haylie McCleney went 2-3, extending her hitting streak to a career-long 12 games. Jaclyn Traina (8-2) had a great outing in the circle, fanning nine while allowing just two runs, one earned, off three hits and two walks.
Ole Miss (16-11, 1-3 SEC) struggled offensively, with just two runs on three hits. Reigning SEC Pitcher of the Week Carly Hummel (6-4) had a rough outing on the mound, allowing nine runs, seven earned, in 6.0 innings of work.
Alabama built an early lead over Ole Miss in the opening frame, as Molly Fichtner pulled a base hit through the left side to make it 1-0 and Jadyn Spencer followed that at-bat with a big three-run homer, her second of the season, to make it a 4-0 game early.
Ole Miss designated player Madi Osias ended the shutout in the bottom of the second, blasting a solo homer to left-center to make it a 4-1 ballgame. Traina bounced back quickly in the circle, striking out the next three batters to end the inning and limit the damage.
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Nov 8, 2010 8:50 AM
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Northfleet School for Girls was opened in March 1937 in a new building next to the Boys' School in Colyer Road.
The school remained open throughout the war, although many girls were evacuated to Torrington and Bideford as Northfleet was situated in a danger area.
After the war the school had six Houses, each named after famous women: Sybil Thorndyke; Marie Curie; Gladys Aylward; Laura Knight; Helen Terry and Helen Keller. Of these, Dame Sybil Thorndyke visited the school in 1948 and Gladys Aylward in 1950.
In 1950 the Upper School moved into our current buildings in Hall Road. These buildings were officially opened in November 1951, although it was not until 1955 that the whole school was able to move to the new buildings. More building work started in 1971, when the foundations of South Wing were laid. The School celebrated its 50th birthday in 1987.
Northfleet School for Girls has always been a community school. Many of the girls attending the School today have mothers and grandmothers who are 'old girls' of the school. The school has maintained the traditions and high standards remarked upon by her Majesty's Inspectors in 1964: students who are 'delightful to meet natural, responsive and poised', moving around the school with 'dignity and complete absence of regimentation' but 'well endowed with vigour and robustness which was released at appropriate times!'
Thirty-two years later, OFSTED Inspectors found that those qualities still existed: 'The attitudes of pupils towards their learning demonstrate the school motto "Always Learning - Learning All Ways". They enjoy learning, come to lessons prepared to work and make good progress.' 'Pupils have very good personal qualities.' 'The school's arrangements to prepare pupils for continuing education and adult life are well focused and thorough.' 'The positive leadership of the headteacher and ethos of the school, strongly support good learning and high personal aspirations.' Northfleet School for Girls continues to be a happy school, where the emphasis is on learning and good standards of behaviour.
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Lead Poisoning Epidemic in Nigeria 'Worst in Modern History'
by Thilaka Ravi on February 8, 2012 at 11:43 AM General Health News - G J E 4
Human Rights Watch said Tuesday the lead poisoning epidemic in Nigeria's north that has killed 400 children and affected thousands is the worst in modern history, but cleanup of the affected villages is yet to begin in many areas.
"Thousands of children in northern Nigeria need immediate medical treatment and dozens of villages remain contaminated two years into the worst lead poisoning epidemic in modern history," the US-based group said in a statement.
AdvertisementThe group reiterated a previous official death toll of 400 children, with the poisoning having been caused by illegal gold mining in villages in northern Zamfara state.
"What is urgently needed is a cleanup of the affected villages and some four million dollars (three million euros) will be required for this purpose," HRW researcher Jane Cohen told AFP.
She said foreign donors, Nigeria's federal and the Zamfara state government must work together to tackle the problem.
"The Zamfara government is making some efforts, but this not enough. The Nigerian government and international community have to be involved," she said. Clean-up efforts have taken place in some areas and charities such as Doctors Without Borders have been treating victims but more urgent work is needed, according to HRW.
A robust clean-up should begin before the rainy season starts in April, Cohen said.
"Environmental cleanup efforts have not even begun in numerous affected villages," the group said.
"Research by Human Rights Watch in Zamfara in late 2011 found that children are exposed to this lead dust when they process ore in the mines, when their miner relatives return home covered with lead dust, and when the lead-filled ore is manually or mechanically crushed at home," it said.
"Children can also be exposed to toxic lead in contaminated water and food."
The extent of the poisoning began to come to light some two years ago.
Local communities had initially largely concealed or denied the fatalities and illnesses from lead poisoning for fear that authorities would ban their mining activities, a Doctors Without Borders official has said.
Illicit gold mining is more lucrative than agriculture for the impoverished farming communities.
Source: AFP
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Ways to show image ownership without registration or verifying the images on the registration. This should not be an issue but it seems that some questions still come up. I am going to do something I figured I would never do but if we are going to stop infringement and the attorneys who promote it by trying to find ways around it we have to all pitch in. Do your part and REGISTER your best work.
I have said many times that I code my cameras when I go to shoot. Well I also code the images once that have been shot. This does not apply to everyone but it does apply to many of the more exposed images. I am talking about the exposure to infringing not the quality of the image. It is a simple process, quick and yet very effective. I use symbols, my initials and faces in the images as part of the system. It requires a little work but not much. I use Dlg with a special font transparent back ground and put it in area that I can color match pretty close. You cannot match perfectly as you would not be able to see it. The key is to have it there without anyone being able to see it easily. It normally takes a magnification of 400% to be able to see it. I have a system to locate the mark. As I said not all images have them. That is also part of the system. They cannot be sure if the image has one or not. I can show the encoding in a court setting.
Some of the images in the slideshow will show what I am talking about. Hope this helps you to figure out how to protect your work. Figure out your own system and then do not tell anyone what it is. I have shown part of mine but not all of it.
As I have said many times it is about protecting the work. The questions keep coming about why I do not push the money side of the issue. Well, in fact, I have never said do not collect money for your work or to sue for large sums of money. I have said, you cannot do this for the money and you cannot try to use the courts for an income stream in my opinion. I hope that clears it up. You do fight for your copyrights to protect the work. You sue people who refuse to honor those rights and your right to a fair fee for that usage. You sue people for all the damages that you are allowed.
What is my position on the damages for DMCA and copyright violations? They are way too low. Yes I said too low. If they were too high we would not have violations. People do not care because the fines and damages for most of the infringing are too low by thousands of dollars. I do not care about the person claiming they did not know. That is a load in the new environment. It is everywhere. If they do not get it, they should be sued. They should be held accountable for all the court costs and attorney fees with enhanced damages. You would see a major reduction of infringement in a hurry.
If that does not work then it is time for the more severe arena of criminal charges even against private individuals if necessary. How do you prosecute a business for copyright felony charges you ask? There are people who run the company who might like to know that also. That is a last resort and we will discuss that at a later date.


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Gecko is situated on the High Street of Rhosneigr on the West Coast of Anglesey.
Rhosneigr is a very popular beach resort, renowned for its fantastic beaches and water-sports. Jane and Glenn run the shop throughout the year and pride themselves on selling quality clothing, hardware and accessories.
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Outdoors: Closing time at Canyons
Celebrate the last day of ski season at Canyons in your best '80s gear and slash up the trails before slashing out with parody hair band Nigel and the Metal Dogs.
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Dec 10, 2012 8:35 AM
We do love a little bit of the beast in our men, and what better way to bring them to heel than in Claridge + King Belle ($140)? Whether we wear it as a tunic, dress, or top, its soft feel and feminine details (like the bow-accented bell sleeves) make it an elegant and alluring choice.
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The Shocking News
When Carol Bartz made her latest big decision — to step down as CEO of a $1.5 billion company — she says, "I cried my eyes out." Then she went to her board of directors and delivered the news.
The outgoing CEO of Autodesk Inc., a legendary software company, Carol Bartz is by all appearances the proverbial tough cookie. She's famous in tech circles for how she has handled any number of corporate crises, not to mention the story of how she was diagnosed with breast cancer the same week she started as CEO 14 years ago. Others know how Bartz's mother died when Bartz was 8, how she was rescued by her grandmother from a difficult father, and how she banged her head against tempered glass ceilings at some of the nation's top companies before proving the points that any woman in business had to prove back in the day.
The decision to resign as CEO of the software company she built is one of those tough decisions that tough people have to make. Bartz, 57, and her board were worried that her heir apparent, Carl Bass, would leave Autodesk if he didn't get the chance to run it. Bartz didn't want to groom another successor. And because Autodesk was in great shape, it was a good time to make the change. So, in January, she decided she would take the post of executive chairman and scheduled the handoff for May 1.
Bartz's Challenge
Bartz is easy to praise — and dismiss — as the pushy female corporate climber who brazened her way past big barriers and emerged triumphant. Not a bad model, but her story, like any good one, is more complicated. The confidence she displays comes from facing down a lot of fears. She passionately loves her work, but her drive is also a legacy of early deprivation: "Once you really have an insecurity," she says, "you never lose it." Bartz has a blunt candor, and a repertoire of smart comebacks. She doesn't really let you in. One thing is clear: She thrives on pressure.
But Bartz's biggest challenge may be the one she has now — slowing down, even if it's from 120 miles per hour to 115, as she puts it. "I don't have experience" in downshifting, she says. "I've never done it." When she told her daughter, Layne, 17, the news, "She looked at me like I was crazy." Bartz's husband, Bill Marr, who retired 10 years ago, warned her, "Don't expect you're going to come be CEO of the house and boss us around." "They were terrified," Bartz says, laughing.
Not that her in-box is empty. Bartz will head Autodesk's board of directors, travel to India and China to build business, and serve on two other boards. She'll do a one-off assignment for Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice. Bartz won't reveal details. Nor will she comment on speculation that she might ultimately take on another big job, something corporate, or in venture capital or philanthropy. Her calendar is booked through next January, except for August, when she plans to see Layne off to college, play golf, and plunge her hands into the soil at her Atherton, California, home. Gardening is a passion learned from her grandmother, and carried with her: Through half a dozen moves around the country as she built her career, Bartz has carted along up to 100 pots of plants she was nurturing, from bearded irises to heirloom tomatoes.
The Carol Bartz Story
Carol Bartz's early story is one of vulnerability — and the refusal to be vulnerable. She was born in the town of Winona, Minnesota, in 1948, to a mother with a chronic, disabling disease. Shirley Bartz died when Carol was 8 and her brother, Jim, was 8. For the next few years, Carol would drop Jim off at the sitter's on her way to school and pick him up on the way home. Their father worked at a feed mill for $40 a week. His idea of discipline was to beat the children with a belt.
When Bartz was 12, her grandmother, Alice Schwartz, took her and Jim to raise in her own home, 30 miles away, in Wisconsin. Schwartz was smart, supportive, loving, and strong. Encouraged to succeed, Bartz bloomed: In high school, she was a majorette, the homecoming queen, and one of just two girls in her physics and advanced algebra classes.


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ASRock and their right-hand man, Nick Shih, has reached the crazy heights of 6.95GHz on Intel's Core i7 4770K CPU using ASRock's Z87M OC Formula motherboard. He reached an exact clock speed of 6947.57MHz, which has slammed him into top position at HWBOT, again.
ASRock's Z87M OC Formula is a seriously slick piece of kit, and I can't wait to get a 4770K and one of these bad boys into my labs for some multi-GPU, multi-monitor testing. Nick, keep up the good work!!


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Joan Rivers had a scare after she stopped breathing during surgery on Thursday. Rivers is now in stable condition according to Us Weekly on Aug. 28.
The 'Fashion Police' host was undergoing minor endoscopic throat surgery on her vocal cords at a New York City clinic when she stopped breathing during the procedure. 911 was called and Rivers was rushed to Mt. Sinai hospital. Rivers was listed as in critical condition for a short time. Rivers was reported as being unconscious and unresponsive when she arrived at the hospital.
A 911 call was placed this morning where the caller claimed the patient was "in either cardiac or respiratory arrest," according to TMZ. Mt. Sinai has not released any information on the condition of Rivers, but a spokesperson for the hospital said the family wanted to thank the fans for their love and support. The hospital said they would update on Rivers' condition when it became available.
The New York Fire Department would only confirm that the patient they transported was in cardiac arrest. The police would also not confirm the identity of Rivers, but did state a female was transported to Mount Sinai in critical condition.
Rivers daughter, Melissa Rivers, is on her way to New York to be by her mother's side.
E! News correspondent, Ken Baker, tweeted that the 81-year-old Joan Rivers is now stable as of this afternoon. Rivers has most recently made headlines for walking out of a CNN interview. Rivers fans hope her the best in her recovery.