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The Executive Committee of the Association for Women in Mathematics has established the AWM-Sadosky Prize in Analysis. This prize will be awarded every other year, beginning in 2014. The purpose of the award is to highlight exceptional research in analysis by a woman early in her career. The field will be broadly interpreted to include all areas of analysis. Candidates should be women, based at US institutions, within 10 years of receiving their PhD, or having not yet received tenure.
The AWM-Sadosky Research Prize serves to highlight to the community outstanding contributions by women in the field and to advance the careers of the prize recipients. The award is named for Cora Sadosky, a former president of AWM and made possible by generous contributions from Cora's husband Daniel J. Goldstein, daughter Cora Sol Goldstein, and friends Judy and Paul S. Green.
The 2014 AWM-Sadosky Research Prize in Analysis will be presented at the AWM Reception at the Joint Mathematics Meetings in Baltimore, MD in January 2014.
The nominator should fill out the cover sheet with their contact information and upload the nomination materials.
The nomination should include:
A one to three page letter of nomination highlighting the exceptional contributions of the candidate;
A curriculum vitae of the candidate not to exceed three pages and;
Two letters supporting the nomination (submitted independently).
Review of candidates will begin in mid-February. For full consideration, nominations should be submitted by February 15, 2013.


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If you are interested in flower arrangement and plan to take lessons in the near future, following information MAY sound very interesting to you. No matter for what kind of purpose you learn floral designs, hobby or business, in order to become a floral artist it is necessary to earn a decent flower arranging skills.
Frankly speaking earning such skills is not an easy job. The way for earning skill is different from the way for earning knowledge. Suppose you would like to become knowledgeable about history, you can learn by way of reading books or joining a lecture that can be a mass class having lots of students per class. It COULD be possible to earn such knowledge even from Internet Distant Learning System.
When it comes to earning skills, the story is different. No matter what kind of skill you want to earn, taking lessons that are done with a very small group class is ideal. The most ideal way is to take a private lesson from an instructor. However it is so expensive to take a private lesson. Therefore one of very practical compromised ways is taking a semi-private lesson that is done with very limited number of students.
Take floral arranging for instance, it is quite difficult to earn a decent skill by way of attending mass class that allows so many students to join. Obviously there is only one instructor who teaches at a large scale class. That is why an instructor has no choice but to offering a one-way lecture (not by way of interactive communication between an instructor and students). It is next to impossible for only one instructor to take care of lots of students for training and teaching how to make floral arrangements.
As seen from above, it MAY be a good idea to depend on semi-private lesson that is done by limiting number of students. This way makes it possible for an instructor to implement hands on training of ONE ON ONE instructions. Then how many students could be the maximum limit in order for a floral design instructor to take a good care of each student for a semi private lesson ?
Of course, the smaller the better. It COULD be 5 to 6 students per class. Once it exceeds 6 students per class, most of instructors USUALLY have difficulties for implementing semi-private instructions.
Strictly speaking it depends on the type of floral designs they learn and how difficult such designs are. Another factor is to what kind of extent students are familiar with flower arranging. If most students are novice class, instructors (or schools) should limit number of students to NO MORE THAN 6 per class without any doubt. Ideally they should limit to 4-5 students per class.
California Flower Art Academy has been teaching a variety of floral designs since 1990 in the San Francisco Bay Area and Silicon Valley as a floral school certified by Flower Decorators Association (Tokyo Japan). If you would like to learn floral designs by way of hands on training of ONE ON ONE instructions, why not join California Flower Art Academy where you can start from Introductory Program for less than $100. For more information, feel free to contact email@example.com
Ikebana using Kenzan and Suiban
Ikebana arrangement is often done using Kenzan (frog: needlepoint holder to hold flowers) and Suiban (shallow type container). Both of these items can be found in the photo. Although Ikebana arrangement can be seldom used for doing floral business in the United States, there are lots of fans who would like to learn this Japanese traditional floral art.
Cute centerpiece decoration
Cute centerpiece decoration that can be displayed on the cocktail table for interior decoration.
You can display this type of table arrangement on the console table in the foyer of your home.
Although many types of table arrangements or centerpiece decorations are not so difficult to make, you have lots of places and occasions where you can display it.
Bridal bouquet
Bouquet is one of mandatory items for weddings. This can enhance the beauty of bride. Bouquet can be used not only at weddings but also at various occasions such as birthday and Mother's Day gift etc. etc. Making bouquets require longer time (typically about two hours to complete) than ordinary floral arrangement. Students at California Flower Art Academy enjoy learning how to make bouquets by joining Bouquet Making Course.
Ikebana Art
This is Ikebana arrangement used as a centerpiece decoration.The beauty of graceful linear curve looks great. In the case of Ikebana, arrangements often feature linear curve as shown in the picture.
Funeral Wreath
This is a typical example of Funeral Wreath that was actually designed and made during a lesson at California Flower Art Academy. Students who belong to Funeral Floral Decoration Course can learn how to make this type of wreath. Once they master how to make it, they can use the same skill for making another type of wreath that can be used for wedding as well.

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Righteous Kill Movie Reviews
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It wasn\'t the most original plot or the best writing, but de niro and pacino made the movie worth seeing. It makes me wonder whatit would have been like if they were given better direction and script...
My husband and I were both disappointed in this movie! Two great actors don\\\'t always make a great movie. Lots of typical police action and language. The plot was suspenseful, but lacked real substance. Rough sex scenes didn\\\'t add to the plot. Ending left too many characters dangling.
Too much Ham and Baloney and not enough bread. The foundation, or script and story, was really not there. It was a hodge podge of cliches. It seemedn as if DeNiro and Pacino did not really take themselves completely seriously. DeNiro as the anger-challenge d policeman. I expected him to pull out the ol\' Travis Bickle line, \"You lookin\' at me?\" \n Both of these guys seem too old for these kinds of roles; Brian Dennehy too. They should all be on their way to Golden Pond for some age appropriate roles. \n The Script seemed to be cobbled together with elements that neither made sense dramatically -- like rough sex -- but guaranteed a certain box office appeal and helped to get the movie released. \n It\'s always disappointing when you have two fine actors in a mediocre piece. This is not DeNiro or Pacino worthy.
a good action suspense. A little too quick at the end to reveal the twist. Typical DeNiro Pacino language assault. Might buy this on DVD, might not?? Considering what else is out...or has been out this summer...a descent adult choice if you the like the movies at all. Kind-of-an older Clint Eastwood movie feel.
Wow, it was so awesome to see these two film Icons on the screen together again. There performances were great. This Dramatic Thriller has enough depth to where you are not sure what the final outcome would be. I only wish they have been in more than one other movie together, \"Heat.\" Yes they were in the \"Godfather\" series but never on screen together. Now, that being said, Donnie Walberg, John Leguizamo, Curtis Jackson, and Brian Dennehy are up to par as-well. If you like the dark-suspensefu l cop thrillers then you have to see this. And with DeNiro and Pacino headed the cast you surely can\'t go wrong!!!
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Now that we've done and completed the Koko Crater Stairs Trail on numerous occasions, it was time that we explored the crater rim. The stairs trail is a great and relatively safe cardio workout, however, the Koko Crater Rim Trail is perfect for those looking to get their adrenaline pumping while navigating narrow trails, and doing some rock climbing.
Now, there are a few ways that you can go about and tackle this trail. Most people will start from the bottom of the makai (toward the ocean) side / east side of the crater and then work their way up to the top lookout point of the crater.
Our plan was to start with the typical ascend up the Koko Crater Stairs before sunrise, reach the top to see the sunrise over Hawaii Kai, descend down the makai side of the crater rim, ascend up the mauka side of the crater rim back to the lookout and then walk back down the crater stairs. We started going up the stairs at 5:15 am. Surprisingly, the moon and the city lights were enough for us to navigate up with the use of our flashlights. We reached the top of the stairs at 5:41 am. I'm pretty proud of the 26 minutes climb to the top – my record so far! When we reached the top of the lookout, the sun was just about working its way up – it was a beautiful sight.
After enjoying the sunrise, we began our descent down the east crater rim. The trickiest part was definitely the start of the descent. The rock here is pretty loose and there are some real narrow sections (see video below) to the rim. Once you get past the first section going down, the trail get a bit easier.
As you walk down the rim, you'll get some world class views of Sandy Beach (to the right) and inside the crater (to the left). If you look back you can see the locals and tourists staring down at you from the top of the lookout. The views are pretty cool.
As we navigated down the east trail, we noticed that the winds were getting a bit stronger and we noticed some ominous clouds over the mauka (towards the mountain) side of the rim. So we made the decision to finish off the makai rim trail and then call it a day. Now, there are two starting points when beginning the makai rim trail. One starts at the Koko Crater Botanical Garden located within the rim and the other starts at a natural arch. We terminated the makai trail via the botanical garden. I tried looking for the natural arch but couldn't find it. Next time I'll find it.
This was also the first time that I used my new GoPro HD Helmet HERO Camera. I used the headstrap mount and recorded the descent the down the east side of the rim. I thought about recording the initial ascent up the stairs trail but figured that the lack of light (pre-sunrise) would make the recording pretty worthless. Be sure to check out the video that I put together documenting our experience going down the crater rim.
Koko Crater Makai Side Rim Trail Tips:
- My Vibram FiveFingers KSO Trek Sport's worked very well on this particular hike.
- If you decide to climb up the stairs first then be sure to bring water with you, the hike up can be quite strenuous.
- There are a ton of dry plants, shrubbery, and cacti, so it's a good idea to wear long pants on this hike.
- You'll do some light climbing and grabbing on to branches, shrubs and rock so a pair of gloves would be a good idea.
- Review Marvin's write up of the Koko Head Crater Stairs Trail.
Explorers: Marvin Chandra and Coty Gonzales.


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Casey Anthony's jeans and handbags are for sale on a "murderabilia" website called serialkillersink.com according to UPI on January 14.
Casey Anthony's jeans and purses were purchased at her parents' garage sale on June 28. The website selling the items, Serial Killers Ink, states that they are a "premier true crime collectibles website, catering to true crime collectible enthusiasts from around the world since 2008". Buyers receive a certificate of authenticity when an item is purchased.
On the homepage of the site, there is a banner with Casey Anthony's picture displaying the words "Casey Anthony...is here! Our items from the infamous Anthony garage sale". Six purses are for sale starting at $800 each and seven pairs of jeans are for sale for also $800.
Casey Anthony was officially indicted on capital murder charges in October of 2008 for the death of her daughter Caylee Anthony. She was found not guilty on the murder charge but was found guilty of four misdemeanor counts of providing false information to a law enforcement officer.


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Gary Shaw Productions is happy to announce that their undefeated super-middleweight contender, Brandon Gonzales (18-0-1, 10 KOs), will fightJames DeGale (18-1, 12 KOs) on the undercard of Carl Froch (32-2, 23 KOs) vs. George Groves (19-1, 15 KOs) at Wembley Stadium in London, United Kingdom on May 31, 2014. The 12-round bout will be for the IBF mandatory position.
Gonzales is currently ranked IBF # 3 while DeGale is ranted IBF # 4. Both fighters are looking to capitalize on this momentous opportunity with victor most likely to challenge the winner of Froch vs. Groves.
Gonzales, who is managed by James Prince, feels he's the better fighter. With an undefeated record and the right people behind him, Gonzales feels his time is now.
"I've been working hard my whole life to get in this position," said Brandon Gonzales in a statement released to Examiner.com. "I never had anything come easy to me in this boxing game. I had to work my way up the rankings the hard way with little support. Now that I have Gary Shaw and Antonio Leonard promoting me, I feel I have all the necessary pieces to become a star. James Prince and I had a vision and now it's coming to fruition."
"DeGale is a very good fighter with a lot of heart. His only lost is a controversial majority decision defeat to George Groves. Most people thought he won that fight so in my eyes he's going to be coming at me like an undefeated fighter looking to redeem himself. I'm ready for the challenge. DeGale stands in my way of becoming a world champion and I must take him out. One thing I know is I'm coming to win and show the world that Brandon Gonzales is the real deal."
Gary Shaw, who recently signed Gonzales is thrilled to get his fighter an opportunity to make a major push in his career.
"I told Brandon when we signed him to be ready to go because I really want to get him a title shot," said Gary Shaw in an e-mail to Examiner.com. "Now he's in position to really do something special in his career. A win against DeGale will get him the world title shot he's worked so hard to achieve. He must come out victorious to make his dream come true and I believe he has the talent to be something special in the division."


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Volker and Christa Kraft solicited the assistance of their family to decorate an apple tree for their child and grandchildren according to a Channel 5 NBCDFW report.
The German couple in Saalfeld, Germany started decorating the apple tree in 1965 with painted hen's eggs in 1965. After seeing a lilac tree decorated with eggs when he was a child, it was Kraft's dream to have his own decorated tree. By 2013, when the pictures were taken, there were over 10,000 decorated Easter Eggs on the tree.
Spring is here and lent has begun, so thoughts of Easter are already present on everyone's mind. In addition to the religious aspects of Easter, people generally want to make sure their children or grandchildren enjoy decorating eggs and enjoy an Easter Egg hunt as well. The Krafts, however, took amusement to another level. What started out as entertainment for the kids for Easter, the tree has become a tourist attraction that brings thousands of tourists from around the word to the family's garden, where the tree is located, each year.
One look at the decorated apple tree is not only amazing, it brings excitement and joy for young and old alike. All of the eggs are hand painted in with stripes, designs, and solids that present a beautiful pallet of colors against the branches of the tree.
While many cannot go to this extreme with the egg decorating, the 50-year Easter Egg tree tradition has been an amazing sight for so many visitors. In Germany and Austria, it is a tradition to decorate bushes and trees with eggs about four weeks before Easter.
This year, try a little decorating of your own and while enjoying the season, and be thankful for the many blessing that have come your way.


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The restaurant's atmosphere makes it easy to recreate that experience with a plethora of dining options at the bar, dining room, both upstairs and down, so you've covered whether you're just having a night out with your friends, an intimate date, or trying to impress someone on business.
|Left to right: Sockeye Salmon ($11), Tempura Butterfish ($14)
Filled with apple, cucumber, kiwi, and karashi-miso ginger dressing, the Sockeye Salmon has a wasabi kick to it that will clear your sinuses and make you tear up a little bit--in a good way. The crunch of the greens combined with the hella fresh salmon made for one unforgettable roll.
The Tempura Butterfish was made with Alaskan king crab, salmon, butterfish, avocado, cucumber, and tobiko with tempura crust. While still noticeably much better than your typical tempura sushi, it disappeared into the abyss of tempura sushi we've had before and paled next to the Sockeye Salmon.
|Maple-Tamari Binnaga ($11)
|Complimentary Chocolates
The wait staff are incredibly friendly and helpful--they make sure you're not left in the dark while you pretend that you know what every word on the menu actually means. They're incredibly accommodating and despite being a nicer place, they're also refreshingly laid-back. If you're looking for a lovely evening, Ki has the food, atmosphere, and service to make it one.


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Social media has been abuzz with shocking news comedian and actor Robin Williams was found dead Monday at his Northern California; an apparent suicide (the Marin County Sheriff's Office believe the cause of death was asphyxia).
The sheriff's office said they received a 911 call reporting reporting a male adult had been found unconscious and not breathing inside a home in Tiburon, Calif. EMT arrived and pronounced him dead at 12:02 p.m.
Derric Glass, a returning citizen who lives in Prince Georges County, said he was shocked and surprised when he saw several Facebook and Twitter feeds announcing Robin Williams' passing.
"I was seriously surprised," he said. "Robin Williams was a funny dude and had performed in movies and TV shows that have shaped pop culture in America."
Glass says that he remembers when he was younger he watched Mork & Mindy with his siblings, and says that when he had the unfortunate circumstance of being incarcerated for the first time he had an opportunity to see Mrs. Doubtfire, during a movie nite event.
"I watched that movie and left from the beginning all the way to the end," Glass recalls.
The legendary entertainment professional's publicist stated Williams was "battling severe depression" in the time before his death.
Glass went on to say, "While I'm sad to hear about Williams passing, I hope people will take an even closer look at depression. His passing only shows that sometimes the happiest people on the outside are far from happy on the inside."
Derric Glass also says that lack of happiness often dwells inside those who have been incarcerated. He also has suffered from depression while he was imprisoned and since he has released some 10 years ago. He mentioned that people tend to say those who are in prison or have been to prison can easily get out of depression by simply getting a job and working hard every day. Glass believe that depression is a real silent killer.
"Depression is something that can sneak up on you gradually, overtime," he mentioned. "I wasn't noticing my depression until I feel like I was deep in it. There are still days where the last thing on my mind is to be around people and socialize, but I know that I have to because I have to eat and I have to live."
He further said that part of the problem in dealing with depression is people sometimes think returning citizens are making using it as an excuse for them not working hard or staying out of trouble.
"People know when you are released from prison that you have to start over, but, I mean… you really have to start over because you don't have anything. No money, no job, nowhere really to live but you can call your own; you just don't have anything."
Glass remembers when he first got out of prison he had no proper support system and was not properly treating his depression. This led him to making some poor decisions and returning to prison 2 1/2 years later. After 22 months he was released and was right back where he started because he began a relationship with a woman who didn't believe his depression issues were as serious as he claimed. This led to continue his arguments and after nine months they broke up; that "stinkin' thinkin'" reemerged and he eventually violated his probation. He was sent to a sanction house for 90 days, but upon release he was connected with a group of people who were able to help him in his recovery from incarceration and put him on the road to positive thinking; which led to a full-time job and stable housing.
He added that anyone with any common sense would know when you are faced with all those situations and you're dealing with a national culture of reentry that is designed to put returning citizens back in jail, then it makes sense that he, and other returning citizens, would be have bouts of depression. He also pointed out that Robin Williams had it all and he was still depressed.
Glass says that's why he's participating in Out of the Darkness Community Walk, a fundraising walk from 5:30 - 7:30 p.m. Participants walk to break the silence and bring the issues of depression and suicide into the forefront of conversations around the country, because every 14 minutes a person dies by suicide in the U.S. The event is organized by the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (AFSP).
Williams nominated for the Academy Award for Best Actor three times, and won the Academy Award for best supporting actor for Good Will Hunting. He was 63.
You can learn more about Out of the Darkness Overnight by visiting www.afsp.org.
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For those who rely on memory only, our federal holidays are not really related to the actual date of the event--at least in most cases.
Washington's birthday, for example, is not on February 17th, the date we celebrate the holiday. It is actually on February 22nd. For anyone who thought February 22nd of this year was a holiday to celebrate Washington's birthday, that is a mistake.
But, given a choice between a three day weekend and celebrating an event on the actual date of occurrence, Congress has chosen the three day weekend. Perhaps Congress was just trying to make people happy by giving them a few extra three day weekends. In the case of holidays honoring individuals, they cannot vote anyway and, in actuality, it is all about the votes in the final analysis.
Here is the 2014 federal holiday schedule:
Date Holiday
Wednesday, January 1: New Year's Day
Monday, January 20: Birthday of Martin Luther King, Jr.
Monday, February 17: * Washington's Birthday
Monday, May 26: Memorial Day
Friday, July 4: Independence Day
Monday, September 1: Labor Day
Monday, October 13: Columbus Day
Tuesday, November 11: Veterans Day
Thursday, November 27: Thanksgiving Day
Thursday, December 25: Christmas Day
Here are some of the actual dates we are celebrating with these holidays. With some holidays, the actual origin is a mixture of various cultures and anecdotal evidence.
Martin Luther King's birthday is observed on the third Monday of January each year. His actual birthday is January 15.
Memorial Day is observed on the final Monday of May each year.
Independence Day is always on July 4th and is the national day of the United States.
Labor Day is the first Monday in September. It is celebrated in September rather than May 1st (International Workers' Day) because President Cleveland was concerned about the May 1st being too close and recognizing a bombing that occurred during a labor union demonstration in Chicago in May 1886.
Columbus Day is celebrated annually on the second Monday of October. It celebrates Christopher Columbus' arrival to the Americas on October 12, 1492.
Veterans Day is celebrated on November 11th each year. It remembers the temporary cessation of the war between the Allied nations and Germany which went into effect on the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month.
Thanksgiving Day is a holiday celebrated in the United States on the fourth Thursday in November.
Christmas is celebrated on December 25th each year as a commemoration of the birth of Jesus Christ and a widely observed cultural holiday.


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Vote "PAST MY SHADES" as B.o.B's next single!!!!!
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I love lupe's lyrics to this song. I say it all day. "I tip the scales like the king of the south Forgot that I was fat, I lost my way but now I'm back looking for the shades I sought and not Wonders, Scot Summers so don't make me take off my stunnas Bobby Ray you know you got my numbers and them deer(there) can't see us like hunters, ey!"
HELL FUCKING NO! Everytime I listen to magic I die... lol I can turn on high school musical or... I dont know but NOT MAGIC FUCKING JESUS CHRIST!!! I voted don't let me fall cause I like it more than past my shades IDK why but past my shades gets boring after a while.
I voted magic - and if whoever makes the decision want to make some money, they will choose that too.


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|10th December 2010, 06:21 PM
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What do I loose - Is it worth it - Should I worry
So as you all know my beloved PS3 is suffering from YLOD.
I have managed through the use of a hair dryer to get the blue light to respond twice but only breafly. I may continue to work on it.
I don't have the equipment and maybe the skill to go delving into the internals of the PS3 to try a fix.
If I forget the fix and just flash up a new machine what do I stand to loose.
All saves
All protected content
All downloads
All patches
If I'm happy to start from scratch any game I own will the new saves interact with my existing Trophies say for protected content saves and award me trophies as per normal or will they be forever screwed?
As I said I'm happy to just ignore the losses and play the games from scratch.
What do people think?
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Personally it wouldn't bother me to loose saves, patches and downloads but I dont know what protected content is for the PS3, is it like digital content that you have payed cash to acquire?
If that's the case I would be fuming about not having an appropriate way to transfer it to another console.
To err is human, to arr is pirate.
|10th December 2010, 11:08 PM
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Some game save files are created as protected content. The can not be just transferred to say a USB device and moved to another PS3 they have to be transferred by network cable to the new machine. It's a pain in the ass to be sure but I guess it stops people using other peoples saves to win in a game.
I knew about the download option and I'm assuming I'm getting pretty close to the limit with those as well. HDD changes and second PS3.
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Sounds like it boils down to the choice between effort and desire, I reckon I would put it on the back burners and take so long to bother fixing it that I would not use any of the saves in the end anyway.
Reminds me any time I have backed up data before rebuilding a PC only to forget to put that hdd back in the case before closing, with dust in my throat and one or two case cuts in hand I usually put off installing the hdd for another day
ps. Does the PS3 turn on enough to create heat? If it does have you tried wrapping it in a few towels and leaving it on for ~15 mins, if it is a hairline solder crack it could be enough to soften it up enough to retouch.
To err is human, to arr is pirate.
|11th December 2010, 12:55 PM
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No it's pretty much on, fan start, beep beep beep, light change to yellow then red, fan off.
Yes someone mentioned placing into something which you can direct hot air into like a box/metal box to enable the whole unit to heat up which might solve the solder issue.
Then reapplying thermal paste before putting the unit back together.
Fingers crossed.
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All my adult life I've spent a lot of my free time hooking up with strangers on the internet. It used to be a rush to chat for a few hours and then surprise a man by allowing him to bang me. Every single night I would make someone's fantasy come true. Vagina is a powerful weapon.
My trick was always going to the cock, not waiting for the cock to come to me. I never did well with getting picked up in bars or out with friends. The Jersey bar scene has a very specific "type" of woman that does well. While I find my chubby thighs and huge boobies sexy, I physically didn't seem to relate to a lot of the people that are in the scene (mind you this was also back like ten years ago and I also had nine facial piercings. I was definitely intimidating).
Once I started making the stranger on the internet fantasies come true, I starting wondering if I could make my own fantasies come true.
I would daydream about being picked up on the street by a random guy. We wouldn't waste any time with small talk or anything. He would literally just approach me say, "Do you want to suck my cock or something, cause you're just my type." We'd end up going to a seedy hotel and paying for 2 hours worth of time to fuck as many orgasms out of each other as possible.
Here's a delightful porno video that's kind of a similar situation:
PublicAgent Rebecca has stunning blue eyes and a tight fit body. brought to you by Tube8
Hot scenario, right?
The older I get, the more I want actual conversation before I get in bed with someone. I've had enough bad sex to know that good sex tends to happen when there's a bit of a mental connection happening alongside the physical. My head likes to get fucked just as much as my pussy does.
Talking with a person and trying to figure out if they're on your level is the best part of the game sometimes. Other times, the best part is when you have to sneak out the back door with a dry cum shot on your cheeks when the guy's wife returned home early from her business trip.
Not that ANYTHING like that every happened to me…I'm just saying.


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Texas Motor Speedway Fast Facts
Texas Motor Speedway had a rocky start in NASCAR, but has emerged as one of the premier racing facility in all of sports.
FORT WORTH, TX - APRIL 13: Kyle Busch, driver of the No. 18 Interstate Batteries Toyota, leads the field during the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series NRA 500 at Texas Motor Speedway on April 13, 2013 in Fort Worth, Tx.
Ever since it opened in 1997, Texas Motor Speedway has made big headlines.
Now one of the premier tracks in all of racing, TMS got off to a rocky start. Rains of Biblical proportions for the first race left parking lots flooded, with literally thousands of cars left abandoned by the roadside amidst massive traffic jams.
During each of the first two NASCAR Sprint Cup races at TMS, there were huge crashes in the opening moments in the race.
1997, Lap 1 crash:
1998, Lap 2 crash:
In 1998, the flagman was Jim Roper, winner of the very first NASCAR Strictly Stock race. When a reporter pointed out to Roper that his appearance coincided with NASCAR's 50th anniversary celebration, the feisty Kansas native grinned and said, "Oh, you a college boy, ain't you?"
Some other tidbits about TMS:
The inaugural race in 1997 was won by Jeff Burton, who at the time drove for Jack Roush. It was Burton's first career Cup victory.
1997: Jeff Burton garnered his first career NASCAR Cup victory by winning the inaugural race at the 1.5-mile Texas Motor Speedway in April 1997. It was the first NASCAR premier event held in Texas since 1981.
Dale Earnhardt Jr. won both his first NASCAR Nationwide Series (1998) and his first Sprint Cup (2000) race at Texas Motor Speedway.
The track qualifying record is 196.299 mph, set by Kyle Busch in the spring race here earlier this year.
Roush Fenway Racing leads with nine NASCAR Sprint Cup victories at TMS. Hendrick Motorsports and Joe Gibbs Racing are tied for second with four. Roush Fenway Racing also has nine NASCAR Nationwide and one Camping World Truck Series victory here.
Among drivers, Carl Edwards has the most wins, with three. Six drivers have two wins each.
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Samsung Galaxy S3 Explodes, Catches Fire In Pocket
Meet 18-year old Fanny Schlatter. Fanny's right leg isn't feeling as beach-ready as it was a week ago because her Samsung Galaxy S3 allegedly exploded and caught fire in her pocket, leaving her with 2nd and 3rd degree burns on her thigh. *tosses cell phone across room* I'm not walking around with that little grenade hugging my nuts!
... all of a sudden she heard an explosion and could smell something funny. To her horror her cellphone, a Samsung Galaxy S3 had exploded in her pants and had caught fire. The flames were high enough to reach her shoulder, fortunately the young Swiss woman's life was spared by her boss's timely action who ripped her pants.
I'm gonna be honest, I probably wouldn't have noticed the funny smell as much as I would have the fact that my crotch just exploded. Of course I keep that area pretty well trimmed, so there wouldn't be a lot of hair to burn. TMI? What if I told you I have it shaved into a Triforce?
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Atheist Centre 50+ Golden Jubilee (1940-1990)
International Conference on
"Future of Atheism -- Humanism"
Vijayawada, December 29-31, 1990
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Rig Veda Riddles In Nomad Perspective
Dr. Bjorn Merker Ph.D.
|Dr. Bjorn Merker of Sweden took his Ph.D. in Brain Sciences from
the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA, and continued his advanced
research at the University of California, Los Angeles. In his youth he
travelled extensively in Asia and developed a keen interest in the Oriental
Philosophies. During 1964-65 he spent 18 months in India and at that time
stayed for 6 months at the Atheist Centre.
This article was originally published in Mongolian Studies, Journal of the Mongolian Society, in its Volume XI, 1988. As this article throws new light on secular understanding of Vedas, we reproduce the article with the kind courtesy of the author and the journal.
-- Editors.
In the second millennium BC a conquering Indo-European people penetrated from the Eurasiatic steppes into the Indus river basin, there to found a new civilization, the Old Indic (Gimbutas, 1963). Besides horses, cattle, and carts, the conquerors, who called themselves Aryans, brought with them from the steppe their tribal traditions and religious lore. In the new homeland, this cultural heritage gave rise to the Vedic religion. It has come down to us in the collections of hymns, incantations, and sacrificial formulas known as the four Vedas. Of these, the Rig Veda provides a unique window on the Old Indic culture in the rich and varied contents of its 1,028 hymns. Though some of these hymns yield to straightforward interpretation, others have been notoriously difficult of access, not only because of their archaic language, but because the key to the poetic imagery, sometimes explicitly cast in the form of the riddle, is missing.
If the mists of time have veiled the meaning of many a Rig Veda passage from the bearers of that ancient tradition, and if the creators of those hymns were migrants from the Eurasian steppe, is it conceivable that the living traditions of the peoples of the steppes and forests of Eurasia might provide clues to the hidden meaning of Rig Veda riddles?
A general similarity between Indo-European and Altaic religious beliefs has been noted (Eliade, 1964, p. 378). A comparison of Banzarov (1982) and O'Flaherty (1981) shows that with reference to the Rig Veda such similarity extends to the fundamental bipartition of the world into sky (or heaven) and earth, male and female respectively, their creation by separation from a primordial fused condition, the supremacy of Heaven or the sky god, as ruler or regulator of the world, all-seeing judge of men, and giver of life, and the veneration of fire. One may further note the propping up of the sky on a support (Harva, 1938, p. 38) a matter to which we shall return, the eagle as messenger of the sky god (Eliade, 1964, p. 128), and the horse sacrifice as points of coincidence between Vedic and Eurasian traditions.
In what follows, I propose to show by way of concrete examples that Altaic traditions are capable of throwing new light on enigmatic concepts and obscure allusions in the Rig Veda, and so help us solve some of its riddles. For an English rendering of the Vedic hymns I rely upon the easily accessible selection translated by O'Flaherty (1981).
I. Vena.
Rig Veda 10.123, vena or "longing" has been called a strange and mystical hymn by the translator. Three of its eight verses read as follows:
1. This Vena drives forth those who are pregnant with the dappled one. Enveloped in a membrane of light, he measures out the realm of space. In the union of the waters and the sun, the inspired priests lick him with prayers as if he were a calf.
2. Vena whips the wave high out of the ocean. Born of the clouds, the back of the loved one has appeared, shining on the crest at the highpoint of Order. The women cry out to the common womb.
7. Then the divine youth climbed straight back up into the dome of the sky bearing his many-colored weapons. Dressing himself in a perfumed robe, looking like sunlight, he gives birth to his new names.
I propose that the above imagery would be directly descriptive of the rainbow, were it not for the apparent incongruity of the italicized sentence in versa two. That, however, is the very clue that allows us to clinch the identification by noting the widespread belief among Altaic peoples that the rainbow sucks or drinks water from rivers and lakes (see Harva, 1938. p. 212). The subject of the hymn Vena is clearly the rainbow, insists the nomad riddler.
II. The riddle of The One.
Few Rig Veda conceptions are veiled in more hoary mystery than is The One. Having arisen through the power of heat (10.129.30), it props apart the six realms of space (1.164.6), and all creatures rest on it. (10.82-6). The hypostasis of The One as ultimate principle or ground of existence and philosophic Absolute in later Upanishadic and Vedanta monism should not deter attempts to find for it a less speculative referent within the world view of a preliterate people hailing from the steppe.
The Rig Veda contexts that feature The One are creation, cosmology, and the symbolism of the sacrifice. Pervading these contexts is the bipartite world scheme of sky and earth, already referred to as a point of coincidence between Vedic and steppe traditions. A basic and impressive fact of such a scheme of nature is the rotary motion of one of its halves relative to the other, observable in the rigid spherical motion of the starry night sky.
Celestial motion is the basic fact of nature behind the widespread Eurasian belief in a world pillar, the axis mundi which as support of the sky forms the centerpiece of the world scheme (Eliade, 1964, p. 261). In the Rig Veda it figures as the "axle pole of space" (1.164.19) and "pillar of the sky" (9.74.2), which props apart sky and earth (3.31.12). The point about which the starry heavens turn is marked by the Pole Star, uniquely at rest in the revolving expanse of stars, like the nave of a wheel. The Buriats picture the stars as a herd of horses tethered to the Pole Star, the "Golden Pillar" of the Mongols (see Eliade, 1964, p. 261). It, accordingly, is the point where the sky is suspended on the world pillar, the singular point of support of the world order without which its halves collapse back into their primordial condition. There, I propose, in the northern night sky, breathes the Vedic One, "there where, they say, the One dwells beyond the seven sages." (10.82.2)
Who or what are the seven sages? A Mongol riddle of nature reads:
Behind the Altai and Khangai Mountains
There are a hundred thousand horses, they say.
There is a group of seven loners, they say.
There is a group of six which flock together, they say.
There is a group of three which form a file, they say.
There are two which set black and white apart, they say.
There is one left behind, they say.
(Hangin, 1986, p. 63).
Stars and heavenly bodies are the topic here. The seven loners or seven Elders (Harva, 1938, p. 191), form the constellation Ursa Major, to which another Mongol riddle refers as "Those which go around are seven "(Hangin, 1986, p. 63). A Buriat story pictures the constellation as seven heroes with seven horses (Harva, 1938, p. 192). What they circumambulate is of course the Pole Star, which one finds in the night sky by extending one side of the Ursa Major trapezoid.
The seven sages of the Vedas, I propose, are Ursa Major, which may also figure as the seven-wheeled chariot with seven riders and horses of Rig Veda 1.164.3, and possibly even as the seven half-embryos of 1.164.36, which "themselves surrounded, surround it on all sides." As Ursa Major they would be surrounded by stars, and surround the pole star by going around it. "The One who dwells beyond the seven sages," then, would be the pole star, resting support of the revolving heavens, nave and navel of the cosmic order (l.164.6, 10, 13, 19, 33-34), found by sighting along two of the seven sages, though not the two we use today.
Because of the precession of the earth's axis, its north pole makes a 26,000 year circuit through the constellations. In 2,000 BC it pointed close to the star Thuban in the Dragon constellation. Thuban is the star indicated by one of the major corridors of the Cheops pyramid, built approximately 2,600 BC. Around Thuban Ursa Major made an even tighter circuit than around the Pole Star of today. One finds it by extending the opposite side of the Ursa Major trapezoid to about twice its length. Thuban was a good approximation of celestial north well beyond the middle of third millennium BC.
As pole, The One would be intrinsically linked to the act of creation that separated sky from earth, and to the axis mundi or world pillar that keeps them separated. Via these relations, much of the imagery of the hymn to the Unknown God ("Who") or Golden Embryo (10.121), such as holding earth and sky in place, propping up the dome of the sky, supporting the two opposed masses, and having the quarters of the sky as his two arms, becomes appropriately linked to The One. The answer to the hymn's recurrent question "Who is the god whom we should worship with the oblation?" -- a god said to be "the one king of the world that breathes and blinks," and "the one god among all the gods" -- would therefore be: The One, or Thuban, the late pole star. Its association with fire (10.121.7) and heat (10.129.3), as well as with Agni (1.164.46), elaborated, I suggest, in 10.5 matches the Mongol belief that fire was born in the separation of heaven and earth (Banzarov, 1982, p. 59). Faced with these clues and relations, the nomad riddler may indeed find in the pole star, mainstay of a familiar cosmology, the key to the Rig Vedic One.
III. The celestial riddle mill
The above two exercises direct attention to natural and particularly celestial phenomena as models and inspiration for the riddles of the Vedic poets. The revolving sky itself has not been exhausted in this regard by noting its anchoring at the pole star. When a heavenly body is spoken of as "clothing himself in those that move towards the same center but spread apart" (1.164.31) the stars of the night sky may be intended, rather than the rays of the sun, by analogy to the Buriat conception of tethered stars mentioned above. Also, a chariot-riding people would find in the wheel a natural metaphor for the revolving dome, as in the "ageless and unstoppable wheel with three naves," or the wheel whose axle, though heavy-laden, does not get hot nor bleak in its naves, both featured in the Riddle of the Sacrifice (1.164.2, 13).
From the revolving sky-dome, the metaphor of the wheel naturally extends to the sequence of the seasons, and the rolling wheel of the annual cycle, as in verses 11 and 48 of the same hymn, particularly as the seasonal cycle is accompanied by the wandering of the seven celestial bodies (five visible planets plus sun and moon) through the constellations of the fixed stars (see 10.85.13). But what wheel has three naves? Again the beliefs of steppe and forest people may render assistance.
Where the axis mundi suspends the sky at the pole star, there is said to be a hole, and where Heaven is multilayered, a common feature in Altaic beliefs, there is a further hole for each layer or realm of heaven, one above the other. These holes are the primary conduit of communication between the heavens and earth, and provide the passage via which the shaman visits the various heavens in the course of his trance journey (see Harva, 1938, p. 49-53). These holes arrayed along the world axle would indeed resemble naves. The three naves of the Rig Veda may be associated with sky, earth, and the intercalated "middle realm of space", or, perhaps more likely, with the "triple dome" of the tripartite heaven featured in Soma hymn 9.113. There is also a triple earth (7.104.11), providing a context for the three fathers and three mothers held up by The One without wearing him down in 1.164.10.
Besides these "global" celestial characteristics, there is wide scope for attempting to fit more specific phenomena, such as the patterns of the constellations and their associated myths, or the behavior and appearance of the seven wandering heavenly bodies, to the numerology and allusions of hymns like the Riddle of the Sacrifice. Such an exercise lies beyond the scope of the present communication, but a few observations may serve to indicate possible point of departure.
The Mongols know Venus, the evening and morning star, as a heavenly horseman with a helper, keeper of stellar herds, and benefactor of men. Oldenberg has suggested that the Vedic twin horsemen, the Asvins, relate to the same "star" (see Harva, 1938, p. 199). Here it may be noted that there are in fact two visible planets associated with dusk and dawn because of their central orbits around the sun, namely Mercury and Venus. They may have inspired both the Altaic and Vedic pair of horsemen. Venus alone, by far the brighter of the two, may in turn be the celestial identity of the Vedic Savitr on the basis of his contextual similarity to and linkage with the Asvins (2.38; 1.35; 1.164.26-27; 10.85.8-9). The Buriat association of Venus with bride abduction (Harva, 1938, p. 199) recalls the strong attraction to beauty attributed to the Asvins in 1.116.17, and their intrusion on the wedding of Surya, the sun, to claim her for themselves in 10.85.14.
If, as suggested above, those spreading around the same centre are stars
rather than solar rays, day is changed to night, and the cowherd appearing
in that context (1.164.31; 10.177.3) might then be Venus, as above, or
another impressive night-time luminary such as the moon. With its
phases of waning, disappearance, "rebirth", and full moon marking
the monthly division of the year one would expect the moon to provide lavish
grist for the poet's celestial riddle mill. The moon appears as groom of
the sun in 10.85, through the imagery of filling up, shaping the seasons
and the year, hiding, repeated births, leading the dawn, and stretcher
of the life span provided in that hymn, the nomad riddler might attempt
to trace, via overlapping or juxtaposed clues, the full-grown, white
face (4.5) of the willful, self-ruled god who comes and goes, who
strays from his field (when appearing in the daytime sky?), hides, is destroyed,
yet is born again and again (mortal/
Finally, our nomad riddler might wonder whether the Milky Way is hidden in one of the many "paths," such as 10.85.11, featured in the hymns. A number of Altaic peoples call this impressive celestial phenomenon the Way or Road of the Birds, in the belief that it guides their migratory flight (Harva, 1938, p. 200). There is a "path of the bird" in 10.5, and 1.163 features a racecourse of the sky reached by a team of horses in V-formation (Taurus, which touches the Milky Way?). But short of further clues, the matter must rest as a question.
The coincidences brought to light in the above do, of course, imply very little regarding their genesis. Neither independent origination within cultures sharing similar circumstances borrowing from a common source, Altaic borrowing from traditions collaterally related to the Vedic, nor relatedness by common descent are excluded by the fact of coincidence itself. Nor is it clear how much further into Vedic lore the present approach may take us. The above exercises are exploratory in nature. They have been conducted without a wide-ranging search of Altaic sources on the one hand, and without the benefit of Vedic expertise on the other. That nevertheless one tradition appears capable of illuminating the other may encourage further attempts along these lines.
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Gimbutas, Marija. "The Indo-Europeans: Archaeological Problems." American Anthropologist 1963, 65: 815-836.
Eliade, Mircea. Shamanism. Princeton University Press, 1964.
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Harva, Uno. "Die religiosen Vorstellungen der altaischen Volker." Helsinki, 1938.
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Web Wednesdays – December 14, 2011
Posted on Dec 21, 2011 by Stephanie Yeager in News, Web Wednesdays
Web Wednesdays – each Wednesday we will feature a website that we've come across while in our process of searching for inspiration, the latest trends, or learning about anything and everything we can get our hands on that interests us.
Hey Web Wednesday readers, its that day of the week again! This week we are showing off the capabilities of Doodle. It is a great asset to have for those of us that can not keep up with our scheduling and need a little assistance with our time management. Available as an app for smartphones, the program helps set up times for group meetings and will connect to your calendar to help keep track of what times you are available. Doodle currently has 10 million users since going active in 2007, so it certainly has a lot of fans out there. Recent changes to the Doodle App gives the user more personal capabilities, including customizing the look of your Calendar Page.
If you've been following our blog posts lately, it seems very similar to the Tungle App that was posted back in November. However, Doodle appears to have a more simple interface for some users and Doodle also functions with the use of polls. Similar to the Facebook Polls, you can create suggestions for meeting times and send it out to your colleagues, which makes it a lot easier to get everyone together at one time. So if you've been struggling with your Calendar updates lately and need a system that can keep up with all of your appointments, I would certainly suggest this app to help you out.
Web Wednesday – November 23, 2011
Posted on Nov 23, 2011 by Stephanie Yeager in News, Web Wednesdays
Web Wednesdays – each Wednesday we will feature a website that we've come across while in our process of searching for inspiration, the latest trends, or learning about anything and everything we can get our hands on that interests us.
Happy Almost-Thanksgiving everyone! With Black Friday upon us, I thought it was a great idea to post about Mint.com, an easy way to manage your monthly spending and save more money in the long run. The app brings all of your financial accounts together online or on your mobile device. From there it can calculate monthly spending budgets in any category of your choosing and achieve your savings goals. Mint.com is a free app available at the app store, and it will notify you when bills are due through text message or email, so you never have to suffer through those late fees again.
Another great money saving feature on Mint.com is if you are looking into obtaining a loan or credit card, Mint.com will compare recommended loans/credit card companies based on your specific qualifications and find the best option for you. And who doesn't love saving money? So I hope you enjoy your Thanksgiving Holiday knowing now that you can save even more money for those early bird specials on BlackFriday.
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Posted on Apr 27, 2011 by Dennis Driscoll in Advertising, IT, News
This TV commercial from Verizon Wireless is a "must see".
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5 Tips for using Skype for your business
Posted on Oct 05, 2010 by Peter Ellis in IT, News
Skype is a great solution for overcoming the barriers of cost, distance and technology. Skype is a software application that allows users to make voice calls over the Internet (VOIP). Calls to other users within the Skype service are free, while calls to both traditional landline telephones and mobile phones can be made for a nominal fee using a debit-based user account system.
I have family that lives overseas, so I've been using Skype for many years. Skype has rapidly been making its way into the business community. Here are 5 tips that will help you with your business by using Skype:
- Screen Sharing may be Skype's best feature: It amazes me how many people still don't know that you can share your computer screen with the person on the other end of the video call. It's an ideal way to remotely give presentations, show code to another programmer and show others what's currently in your browser. Just right-click during a video call and click "Share Your Screen" (or "Share Screen" on a Mac).
- Download Skype Extras: Skype is an extensible platform through its many plug-ins, known as "Extras." You can download apps that do everything from enable you to play games to record Skype calls. For example, Unyte provides advanced small business collaboration tools, while Pamela includes call recording, Outlook integration and Voicemail.
- Set up call forwarding: This is one of the most important things to set up if you're a regular Skype user. You can forward incoming Skype calls to your cell phone, even if your computer is turned off. You need to set up the feature under the "Tools" menu, and you will use up Skype credit during forwarded calls, but it's worth it, especially if you don't have the Android or iPhone application (both of which run in the background). In fact, we suggest setting up call forwarding anyway, because the Skype mobile apps are well-known battery hogs.
- Check in on the house while you're away: There's an old trick for checking out your house if you're away and have a home computer. Create two Skype accounts and log in to your new account at home, set it to auto-answer any incoming calls, have it set to start video automatically when you are in a call, and enable Skype Video. The end result is that, when you call this account from your business trip in Beijing or your office downtown, you will automatically be able to see what's going on at home and put your mind at ease.
- Turn Skype into your customer service tool: You don't have to put your Skype username on your website to provide customer support; you can use a handy Skype button to make it easy for customers to contact you with issues concerning your product. That way, you can make it known that you're available via Skype without distributing your username to the world.
If you have your personal tips on how you've been using Skype for your business, feel free to leave a comment below.
The video below is one of the case studies for using Skype for your small business.
This post originally appeared on the Mashable.
Social Media and Small Business
Posted on Mar 02, 2010 by Peter Ellis in Advertising, Social Media
I was browsing the web today doing some research. I was looking to find some case studies about social media and small business. Application of social networking in every day small business operation. Pretty much trying to find some solid data/stats on this subject.
Every web design, pr and advertising agency today will tell you that you must have the Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter (now also Google Buzz) accounts to expand your brand online.
Each type of business' utilization of social media networking is different, especially the integration of social networking and search engine optimization is existing marketing and advertising plans.
Long story short, this is what I stumbled on (no pun intended=):
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The University of Maryland's Smith School of Business looked at the relationship between social media and small businesses and found that the technology adoption rates in the U.S. have doubled in the past year from 12% to 24%.
The data comes straight from the university's third installment to its Small Business Success Index report and is based on a December 2009 telephone survey of 500 small business owners. Adoption rate calculations are compared against a baseline report conducted in December 2008.
The study concludes that one nearly one in five small business owners are integrating social media into their business processes — Facebook and LinkedIn were the most popular sites. In fact, 45% of surveyed respondents even believe their social media initiatives will pay off financially in 12 months or less.
As the graphic below details, the small business owners who are using social media are primarily engaging in social media through company pages (75%) and status updates (69%) on Facebook or LinkedIn. What's especially intriguing is that a much smaller percentage of respondents — just 16% — are using Twitter as a customer service channel.
Another interesting notion is that small business owners now believe social media can help them on the lead generation front, and that is the primary motivating factor for engaging in these new customer service channels. So while half of surveyed respondents found the time it takes to use social media sites more daunting than expected, 61% are still putting in the hours and making active efforts to identify new customers.
Clearly social media has become a valuable tool for small businesses, but we're especially curious to see how Twitter adoption rates fluctuate over the time. While we expect more small businesses to use Twitter as a customer service channel in the year ahead, as it stands, Facebook and LinkedIn have become the predominant platforms for small business owners.


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Torrential rains continue to cause flash flooding across the state. Emergency Services say people should not be on the roads or playing in floodwater.PT0M0S 620 349
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Buses have replaced trains on several railway lines in the eastern suburbs, with the Sandringham line closed between South Yarra and Sandringham, the Belgrave line closed between Upper Ferntree Gully and Belgrave and the Alamein line closed between Camberwell and Alamein.
Flooding at the corner of Canterbury Road and Cowdery Street, St Kilda West: Mitchell Slavik, 11, has fun in the street outside his house. Photo: Carina Slavik
Metro has advised that passengers delay their travel plans.
For more information on disruptions, check the Metro site
Several railway lines have been closed due to water on the tracks, and tram services have also been disrupted.
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Flooding has also affected the Monash Freeway outbound at Toorak Road.
The Bureau of meteorology warns that worse are storms expected across the state this weekend.
About 50 people have been rescued from floodstruck cars, including a mother with her two young children in Lyndhurst.
A wheelchair-bound man was pulled from his flooded Mulgrave home with water around his hips and a girl clung to a tree in Ashwood until emergency crews rescued her from the torrent.
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Several towns recovering from last month's flood disaster could be partially underwater by tonight. Benalla, Wangaratta, Bright and Myrtleford in the state's north-east are considered most at risk, while flash flooding is likely in Ballarat, Maryborough, Creswick, Clunes, Carisbrook and Halls Gap in central Victoria.
Flood warnings have been issued for the Wimmera, Loddon, Avoca and Campaspe rivers. Residents in Halls Gap were warned to evacuate last night. Torrential rain wreaked havoc on Melbourne's roads and rail network, with half of the lines shut or disrupted by flash flooding.
Traffic was blocked on the Monash Freeway for several hours, with water over the road. Police warned that conditions this weekend would be "extremely dangerous".
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Torrential rain and thunderstorms throughout Victoria result in more than 3800 calls to emergency services. Photo: Nishantha Rajapakshe
An SES spokeswoman said emergency services had received more than 1500 calls last night. Water had flooded houses in Melbourne's south-east and Mildura and lightening strikes cut power to more than 30,000 houses.
The Bureau of Meteorology senior forecaster, Richard Carlyon said north-eastern alpine areas would receive more than 150 millimetres of rain and large portions of the state would be 50 to 100 millimetres. Wind gusts had reached 131 kilometres last night in the city's west.
There are major flood warnings for the Goulburn, Broken, Ovens, Kiewa and Mitta Mitta rivers in the north-east. The Werribee, Maribyrnong, Yarra, Dandenong and Bunyip rivers are all at moderate risk of flooding. The thunderstorms are part of cyclone Yasi and its predecessor, former cyclone Anthony.
The Calder Highway is closed near Mildura.
Flash flood warnings are issued for:
Barwidgee Creek area - issued 10.45pm Friday 4 February 2011
Whitfiled, Cheshunt, Cheshunt South, King Valley and Edi - issued 10.00pm Friday 4 February 2011
Creswick township- issued 9.22 pm Friday 4 February 2011
Harrietville area - issued 9.15 pm Friday 4 February 2011
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- Mum's Stress Reaches Baby in the Womb
- Benefits of Exercising during Pregnancy
- Protecting your Perineum - from the inside out
- Putting Consciousness back into Pregnancy
- Estimating your due date
- Restless Leg Syndrome
- Optimal Foetal Positioning for Birth
- Antenatal Depression
- Monitoring Your baby During Labour
- Birth froom the Baby's Perspective
- Newborn Breastcrawl
- Breast Crawl - A Scientific Overview
- Birth Affirmations
- Restricted Umbilical Cord Problems
- Judging Birth
- How Belief Creates Birth Realities
- To drug or not to drug: The Epidural Debate
- A talk about delayed cord clamping
- Melatonin's Role in Labour Progress
- The Assessment of Progress
- The Third Stage of Labour - benefits of a Natural Approach
- Pushing during the third stage of Labour
- What You Don't Know about Your Cervix can ruin your Birth
- Oxytocin
- Big baby - Is Induction Necessary?
- Vitamin K - An Alternative Perspective
- VBAC Tips
- Episiotomies - What you should know
- Breastfeeding - Starting out Right
- Breastfeeding Basis - Why babies seem more full on formula
- Breastfeeding/Co-sleeping Mothers get more Sleep
- The Benefits of Feeding 'on demand'
- Jack Newman Breastfeeding Resources
- Breastfeeding After a C-Section
- Laidback Breastfeeding
- 20 "Essential" Baby Items that Aren't Essential!
- Life in the Fourth Trimester
- Rethinkig Swaddling
- The Case Against Ferber Sleep Training
- Car Seats are for Cars
- The Lies Sleep Trainers tell you
- The Benefits of Co-Sleeping
- Why African Babies Don't Cry
- Strollers, Baby Carriers and Infant Stress
- 10 Reasons Not to let your Baby Cry it Out
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What will €300,000 buy?
63 Mount Drummond Square, Harold's Cross, Dublin 6
Cregg House, Cregg, Oughterard, Co Galway
63 Mount Drummond Square, Harold's Cross, Dublin 6
Agent:Sherry FitzGerald
This 63sq m (678sq ft) two-bedroom house has location on its side, being at the city end of Harold's Cross, near the canal and Rathmines. On the ground floor is a livingroom with fireplace and kitchen/diningroom beside the bathroom at the back of the house. There is a southeast facing 40ft garden. Upstairs are two bedrooms. BER: E2
In a quiet enclave near shops, the city centre and green spaces.
While it's on a square with no through traffic, there are houses in the middle, unlike other green squares nearby. It's a bit of a trek to the toilet at night.
Address:Cregg House, Cregg, Oughterard, Co Galway
Agent: DNG Martin O'Connor
This is the first time this 185.81sq m (2,000sq ft) house, built in the 1930s, has come on the market. On an acre just outside the village of Oughterard, the two-storey southfacing house comes with period features including fireplaces, Aga, coving and picture rails. Even the front door is original, and it opens on to a hallway which runs to a dual-aspect diningroom with fireplace; a dual-aspect livingroom with fire; kitchen and bathroom. Th ere are three bedrooms. The house sits in mature gardens.
The proportions, period features, southfacing views over the shrub and tree-rich garden that offers soft shelter.
It needs some work – and the swathes of beige will probably go – but you get unsullied period features as compensation.


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Homeowner holds intruder till police arrive
Brian Indrelunas
The Arizona Republic
Jan. 11, 2007 07:55 AM
A Mesa homeowner kept an intruder at bay early Wednesday morning after the man jumped into the homeowner's yard, police records show.
Police said Richard Anthony Avila, 38, of Mesa jumped into a yard in the 200 block of South Allen just after 4:30 a.m. Wednesday, but was confronted by the homeowner, who had a gun.
"Avila proceeded to push past the homeowner to gain entry into the residence," police reported.
The homeowner grabbed Avila by the throat and pushed him out of the house and onto the ground, where the he held him until police arrived, records show.
Police reported the homeowner did not know Avila.
Avila was arrested and booked into jail on suspicion of criminal trespassing.


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The end of December sees a handful of recalls on a variety of children's products that you need to know about. With the holidays coming to a close, there may be a chance that a child you know could have any of these products. Stay informed with help from Tjoos! Here is a rundown on recent product recalls on children's items.
Target has recalled the Circo Childrens' 17 inch Travel Cases sold between January 2011 through August 2011. This recall, which affects about 139,000 units, was issued because the coating on the outside of the case has been found to have the presence of lead which is above the federal limit. Products can be returned to their local Target store for a refund.
Around 7,000 of the popular stroller known as the Bugaboo Bee has been recalled due to the front wheels potentially locking while in use. This problem has been reported by four consumers with two of these instances involving injured children when the stroller flipped forward. Strollers have production dates between January 2011 through September 2011 and were sold in various stores like Toys 'R' Us, Buy Buy Baby, and other retailers from February 2011 to September 2011. In addition to the Bugaboo Bee, Bugaboo has also recalled around 64,000 Bugaboo Car Seat Adapters due to possible issues with it detaching from the stroller while in use. Car seat adapter model numbers involved in this recall are 80400GC01 and 80401GC02. In both cases, consumers are instructed to contact Bugaboo at 1-800-460-2922 for replacement parts.
If your child received the Build-A-Bear Colorful Hearts Bear as a gift, there is a product recall on 284,000 in the United States and over 13,000 in Canada. The eyes on this bear could fall off posing a choking hazard for children. Bear was sold between April 2011 through December 2011. Bear should be returned to any Build-A-Bear location for a replacement.
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- 4 cups fresh or frozen cranberries
- 3 cups miniature marshmallows
- 3/4 cup sugar
- 2 cups diced unpeeled tart apples
- 1/2 cup halved green grapes
- 1/2 cup chopped nuts
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1 cup heavy whipping cream, whipped
- Place cranberries in a food processor; cover and process until finely chopped. Transfer to a large bowl; add marshmallows and sugar. Cover and refrigerate for 4 hours or overnight.
- Just before serving, stir in the apples, grapes, nuts and salt. Fold in whipped cream. Yield: 10-12 servings.
Reviews for Cranberry Fluff
"I make this every year for Christmas and Thanksgiving. It's my family's favorite and is also the most requested recipe of anything I make and take to dinners. I always have to double the recipe because everyone wants more."
"This recipe has been in my husband's family f-o-r-e-v-e-r, and I am currently the keeper of the famous Fluff recipe. Our recipe is slightly different than the one above. First, I've found the 12 oz. bag of cranberries makes 3 ground cups, and that's plenty. It's easy to freeze the cranberries ahead of time, and food process frozen. Also, since we want a Fluff-y, cloud-like texture, we don't use the grapes, but we do make sure the apple, 1 stalk of celery, and at least 1 banana are finely chopped. A small can of very well-drained crushed pineapple is added too for sweetness and consistency. It's a beautiful salad. Easy to make. So requested! For us, it isn't Thanksgiving or Christmas without the Fluff!"
"LOVE THIS, Beautiful for Christmas, but if you want to make this later in the year buy your cranberries when in seanson and freez them. My sister-in law doesn't like cranberries BUt she likes this"
"I have made this recipe since it appeared in the Oct/Nov Issue of TOH 2002. It is wonderful. I have to make it every year now."
"This is a family favorite. I make it evey year for Thanksgiving and Christmas. The flavor is outstanding, a nice balance of sweet and tart. I have served this as a side dish with a traditional Thanksgiving dinner and also on the dessert table. It is a really nice balance to all the sweet, heavy desserts."


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Crossing The Penn Relays Off My Personal Bucket List
By David Coulson
Executive Editor
College Sports Journal
PHILADELPHIA, PA. — For many sports fans, the only time they pay attention to track and field is every four years, during the Summer Olympics.
If you live in the Philly area, like I do, that arc may be reduced to a yearly occurrence as you can't help but be influenced by the Penn Relays at historic Franklin Field.
One of the local newscasts, ABC's Channel 6 Action News, even interrupted their Philadelphia Eagles NFL draft coverage on Thursday night to report that a Villanova women's team had won an event at the historic competition.
For a city that likes to snub its nose at college sports, it was a truly remarkable event.
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Madison Ave Pub
14 Madison Avenue, Toronto, ON, M5R 2S1
A local institution of food and frivolity where pub night happens 365 times a year.
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Seven bars spread over four floors of three converted Victorian homes amounts to the massive Annex landmark known as The Madison. There are four fireplaces, three dart areas and a couple of pool tables, over 50 televisions and 150 draft taps. Weekend nights, one guy leads sing-a-longs from a piano, while another strums familiar hits on guitar, all while grub is delivered from three different kitchens. The result is up to 2000 people on a weekend evening enjoying a sophisticated complex with brass fittings, oak bars, and warm décor. There's a Tuesday night poker tournament and wing specials every Wednesday, while midday weekends are devoted to dishing out brunch. The five-level patio is something to behold in warmer months – each area has its own bar, and all are edged with trees, flowerpots and baskets, creating a cottage feel in a big bar in the big city.
Young at Heart
University of Toronto students and young Annex residents have kept The Madison hopping for well over two decades, engaging in their timeless rituals within the timeless atmosphere. Bottles, pints and pitchers of all the brewery staples are in limitless supply, and there's a serviceable list for the wine inclined. The main menu is tailored for quick-filling satisfaction – quesadillas, calamari, mozzarella sticks and more, available for half price between 3pm and 7pm. In addition to all the staple burgers and sandwiches, plus daily specials, there's seafood linguine, roast chicken in Yorkshire pudding, pork schnitzel and fundamental fish 'n' chips. However, as the night goes on, The Madison's focus moves from meat eating to meeting.
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Have: forms
Have is an irregular verb. Its three forms are have, had, had. The present simple third person singular is has:
We usually have breakfast at about eight.
I had a strange dream last night.
She has quite dark hair.
Have: uses
We use have as a main verb and an auxiliary verb.
Have: typical error
We don't use have in the third person singular of the present simple:
A meeting has been set up for Monday, 4pm.
A meeting have been…
Have as a main verb
The main verb have has lots of uses.
We use have to talk about things that we own or possess:
Do you have a car?
They have two dogs, Scruffy and Milly.
Events, actions, experiences and activities
I'm going to have a bath.
Let's have a party to celebrate your birthday!
We have a break at 10 am.
Did you have a nice time in London?
Eating food and meals
We had a wonderful meal in the new restaurant on Elm Street.
Two coffees, please.B:
Large or small?A:
Er large. You want a large one, do you?C:
Mhm. Can I have a cake as well?
Shall we have lunch together sometime?
Days or parts of days
Have a nice day!
I had such a tough day.
Did you have a nice morning (or afternoon, evening, birthday, holiday)?
Hygiene routines and therapies
I had a shower and got ready to go out.
He needs to have a shave both in the morning and in the evening.
The doctor recommended that I should have massages every week on my back.
Conversations and interactions
I need to have a chat with Joan about your hours.
They had a big argument about money.
The chef and the manager had a row in the kitchen and everyone in the restaurant could hear them shouting.
She had a rest in the afternoon.
Did you have a good night's sleep?
I used to have terrible dreams when I was young.
Accidents and problems with cars
She had an accident when she was young. She fell off a horse.
They had a crash but luckily no one was injured.
We had a breakdown on the motorway once.
Thankfully, I have never had a puncture.
They have a 15-hour flight from Rome.
Have a safe trip.
Did you have a pleasant journey?
Other common expressions with have
have a baby
have a think
have a try
have a problem
have a go
have a feeling/sense
have an operation
have a clue/idea
have a long wait
have a laugh (informal, a good time)
have a shock
have a surprise
Have: using the continuous form
We can use the continuous form to talk about an activity that is happening:
She's having a bath right now. She'll call you back.
We use the continuous form to talk about an activity that is planned for a future time:
I'm having lunch with Miriam on Wednesday.
They're having a surprise party for Mike on Saturday night.
She's having a baby in June.
We use the continuous form of have when the event or action is ongoing or repeated:
She was having nightmares for a year after the accident. (A nightmare is a bad dream.)
I've been having discussions with my boss about a transfer to Edinburgh. I think he's going to agree.
He's having trouble with his car.
Have as an auxiliary verb
Have is one of three auxiliary verbs in English: be, do and have. We use have before -ed forms to make the present perfect and past perfect.
Present perfect
Past perfect
have + -ed form
had + -ed form
We use have, not do, to make questions and negatives of perfect verb forms.
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Past perfect


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R2320 Industrial Radiography Course Level II.
This course is designed for the technician who has field experience in Radiography as a Level I, and is seeking certification as a Level II. A minimum of 9 months field experience is suggested for students wishing to take the class.
This course addresses the Origin and Nature of Radiation, Radiation Producing Equipment, The Production of a Radiograph, and finally, Film Processing. The curriculum meets the coverage for Level II training recommended by The American Society for Nondestructive Testing for Level II studies. Lesson-by-lesson quizzes monitor progress and a qualified ASNT ACCP Level III administers Level II general and specific tests.
R2330 Industrial Radiographic Film Interpretation Course Level IIA.
This course provides formal classroom training in the art and science of radiographic film interpretation. Some previous knowledge of or experience in Industrial Radiography is required.
The techniques and proper procedures of radiographic film interpretation are taught in such a manner as to build student confidence of his or her own ability to work efficiently and expertly in this important segment of the QC/QA field. The course provides an emphasis on guided instruction in the evaluation of actual weld radiographs of types of discontinuities, non-relevant artifacts, and different set ups.
Welding Inspectors, QA/QC Auditors, Engineers, Radiographers and others wishing to improve their understanding and skill in this important segment of Construction and Maintenance Inspection will benefit.


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