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The winningest coach in Arizona women's basketball history, Joan Bonvicini has nurtured the Wildcat program into an upward-rising women's basketball powerhouse. In 12 years at the helm of the Arizona program, Bonvicini has guided the Wildcats to seven postseason appearances, including five NCAA tournament berths and two in the WNIT.
Under Bonvincini's tutelage, the Wildcats have finished in the upper tier of the Pac-10 in each of the last eight years. During this time, Arizona has been nationally ranked multiple times, including a best-ever ranking of seventh in 1998.
Bonvicini's success is mirrored in her players' accolades. She has produced one All-American, two honorable mention All-Americans, a Pac-10 Player of the Year, three Pac-10 Freshmen of the Year, 17 All-Pac-10 honorees, 14 Pac-10 All-Freshman Team choices and eight Academic All-Pac-10 selections.
Bonvicini herself has earned her share of laurels, having three times been a finalist for the Naismith College Coach of the Year Award and the Associated Press College Coach of the Year Award. She was also the 1998 WBCA Region 8 Coach of the Year and the 1998 Pac-10 Coach of the Year.
Bonvicini holds a 214-139 (.606) mark in 12 years at Arizona and is 539-210 (.720) in 24 years as a head coach. She is 23-15 in NCAA tournament play and has lost just one first-round game in 15 tourney appearances.
Throughout Bonvicini's tenure at Arizona, the Wildcats have re-written the women's basketball record book and have chalked up many historical moments.
After an "off" season with a 14-14 mark in 2001-02, Bonvicini brought her Wildcats roaring back onto the national scene in 2002-03. Last year's team went 22-9 and earned the most victories for any squad in three years. The Cats were 13-5 in Pac-10 play and finished in a tie for second place with Washington, equaling Arizona's best-ever finish in the league standings. The Cats were runners-up in the second annual Pac-10 Conference Tournament and earned an at-large bid to the 2003 NCAA Tournament, making the Big Dance for the first time since the 1999-2000 season.
During the 2000-01 season, Bonvicini guided a young and inexperienced group of Wildcats through a season of adversity to garner a 20-12 mark. The Cats tied the 2000 team for the best start (14-2) in the history of the program and set or tied 39 school records.
In the summer of 2001, Bonvicini took her team on a 16-day tour of Italy, their second such visit to that country. The squad earned a 5-1 mark on that trip, even though only seven Wildcats were available to play.
The 1999-2000 squad finished in the top four of the Pac-10 for the fifth consecutive year and earned the program's fourth straight NCAA bid. The Cats finished the year with a 25-7 mark, the best overall record in the history of the program. Arizona went 13-5 in Pac-10 play, tying for second place and equaling the team's highest conference finish ever.
Despite having what some considered a "rebuilding" year in 1999, Bonvicini guided the Cats to their third NCAA tournament appearance in as many years. That young, inexperienced squad garnered an 18-11 record and finished fourth in the league standings.
During the summer of 1997, Bonvicini took the Wildcats on a first-ever trip to Australia, in order to prep them for an important upcoming 1998 season. Despite facing experienced international talent, she directed the Cats to a 7-1 mark over the 18-day tour.
That trip provided the Wildcats with a vital bonding experience that stuck with them into the 1997-98 season and aided in the program's best ever Pac-10 mark of 14-4. The UA, which tied UCLA for second in the league standings, finished the regular season with a 21-6 record -- the program's fewest number of losses in 23 years.
Bonvicini's 1998 Wildcats had one All-American, one All-Pac-10 honoree, four honorable mention All-Pac-10 players and one Pac-10 All-Freshman Team member, as well as the Pac-10 Player of the Year. Nominated for both Naismith College Coach of the Year and Associated Press Coach of the Year, Bonvicini capped the regular season by earning her first-ever Pac-10 Coach of the Year honors.
Bonvicini then led Arizona women's basketball further into uncharted territory, as the Wildcats made the "Sweet Sixteen" while in only their second-ever NCAA tournament appearance.
After finishing the 1997 season with a school-record 22 regular-season wins, Bonvicini's Wildcats earned the school's first bid to the NCAA Tournament. A win over Western Kentucky in the first game maintained Bonvicini's undefeated record in first-round NCAA competition, and the Cats went on to strongly challenge sixth-ranked Georgia in the second round.
One of the most respected coaches in the game, Bonvicini was chosen in 1991 to direct The University of Arizona's dormant women's basketball program into the next decade.
Since her arrival in 1991, she has taken the Wildcat program and turned it upside down. The team, never before linked with the Pac-10 Conference powers, is now among the feared competitors in the league -- Bonvicini's teams play hard. In 1996, Bonvicini's team made Wildcat history with their first-ever postseason appearance, where they brought home the NWIT Championship trophy.
Attendance has skyrocketed -- Arizona ranks among the conference leaders. Nationally recognized recruits are visiting Arizona and signing on to play.
In 1991-92, her first season with the Cats, Bonvicini brought fans out in record numbers. Attendance nearly tripled, and the spirited coach led her team to upsets over her former team, No. 25 Long Beach State, and its first-ever win over Washington.
Her second season was no different; the Cats produced the most victories by an Arizona squad since 1986. They split every Pac-10 road trip, upset No. 23 California and won at UCLA for the first time. Crowd support was at an all-time high as the Cats ranked third in the Pac-10 in attendance.
In the summer of 1993, Bonvicini took her team on a 13-day, six-game tour of France and Italy. It was a first for any women's team at Arizona and the results paid off. The team formed a cohesive unit entering the 1993-94 season, opening with a four-game winning streak that was snapped only by a two-point loss to No. 1 Tennessee in McKale Memorial Center. The team finished with the most victories since 1986 and the most Pacific-10 Conference wins ever at the time.
Bonvicini has implemented a recruiting effort that sweeps the nation; she and her assistants spend countless hours and thousands of miles crisscrossing the country looking for the nation's finest talent.
Her first true recruiting class, in 1992, was ranked seventh in the nation by the Blue Star Report. In 1994, Bonvicini had what she called her "finest recruiting class" since arriving in Tucson. It proved to be true as Adia Barnes was named Pac-10 Conference Freshman of the Year in 1995, and in 1998 was chosen the Pac-10 Player of the Year, as well as a third team All-American. The members of that recruiting class graduated years ago, but they will forever be remembered as the foundation upon which a nationally prominent Arizona women's basketball program was built.
Bonvicini came to Arizona after concluding a 12-year tenure at Long Beach State with a record of 325-71 (.820). Her teams captured 10 Big West Conference titles in 12 consecutive winning seasons, never winning less than 24 games in a season.
During her tenure, the 49ers made 10 straight NCAA Tournament appearances and reached the elite level twice, appearing in the Final Four during both the 1987 and 1988 seasons. Her teams were ranked in the Associated Press Top-20 poll each year, staying in the top 10 every year but one. The 1985 squad finished the season at No. 3 with a 28-3 record.
Bonvicini's players earned recognition as well. Among her teams at Long Beach were 1983 Wade Trophy winner and three-time first team All-American LaTaunya Pollard, two-time first team All-American and 1988 U.S. Olympic Team member Cindy Brown, 1985 first team All-American Kirsten Cummings and two-time first team All-American Penny Toler.
Many of Bonvicini's former players have gone on to play at the professional level. Five former Wildcats have been drafted by WNBA teams since 1997, and former Wildcat Adia Barnes was a starter for the WNBA Seattle Storm during the 2003 season. Former LBSU player, Penny Toler, is the general manager for the WNBA Los Angeles Sparks.
Bonvicini began her coaching career upon graduation from Southern Connecticut. An East Coast native, she moved west to serve as an assistant coach at Cal Poly-Pomona in Southern California. From there, she was hired as an assistant at Long Beach State and promoted, in 1979 at age 25, to head coach, after two years at the university.
In her second year as a head coach, Bonvicini went 27-7 and was named the 1981 NCAA Division I Coach of the Year. Following the 1985-86 season, she was named the Region VIII and PCAA Coach of the Year. She earned WCAA Coach of the Year honors in 1984 and has also been honored as the 1989 "Citizen of the Year" in Long Beach.
In 1993, she was selected as head coach of the United States World University Games team. She guided the squad to a bronze medal in the first games to be held in the U.S. She served as a member of the selection committee for the USA Olympic Basketball Team and spent the summer of 1991 as an assistant coach for the U.S. Pan American Team.
In 1990 she guided the U.S. Select Team to a 5-1 record in international play. In 1981, Bonvicini was head coach of the West squad in the U.S. Olympic Festival and in 1982 was an assistant on the U.S. National Team.
Bonvicini has made the rounds on the international circuit as well. During the summer of 1996, Bonvicini was selected to be the head coach of the Pac-10 All-Star Team which toured Japan. The group spent 10 days touring Japan and competing against the Japan All-Star Team.
She has been an at-large representative to the USA Games Committee for Women for the 1989-92 quadrennium and has been a part of selection committees for the U.S. Olympic Festival, World Championships, Pan American Games, World University Games and the Olympics. She served as president of the Women's Basketball Coaches Association in 1988.
Bonvicini does not confine her skills to the court. She travels the speakers' circuit tirelessly and has participated in numerous basketball seminars and camps, including stints as a guest instructor in Italy. She was a member of the women's basketball NCAA Rules Committee from 1994-98, is currently on the board of directors for the Boys and Girls Club of Tucson, and is a former member of the Tucson Area Girl Scouts board.
A 1975 graduate of Southern Connecticut State, Bonvicini, a guard, led her teams to third and fourth place finishes in the 1974 and '75 AIAW Championships. She earned 1975 Region I-A MVP and honorable mention All-America honors and was a finalist for the 1976 U.S. Olympic Basketball Team.
Bonvicini was inducted as a player into the Southern Connecticut State University Hall of Fame in 1989 and the Connecticut Women's Basketball Hall of Fame in 1994. In October of 1996, she was inducted as a coach into the Long Beach State University Hall of Fame.


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Actually, this is an exercise on Rudin's Real and Complex Analysis:
Suppose $\Omega_1, \Omega_2$ are plane regions, $f$ and $g$ are nonconstant complex functions in $\Omega_1$, $\Omega_2$ resp. and $f(\Omega_1) \subset \Omega_2$, so that $h=g \circ f$ can be defined. If we know that $f$ and $h$ are holomorphic, is $g$ holomorphic as well? What if we know that $g$ and $h$ are holomorphic?
The easiest example will be a constant function, but the problem does not allow this. I found it difficult to find counter examples. Can anyone help me?

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Rocket Engine, Liquid Fuel, Lunar Module Ascent
This is the liquid propellant Lunar Module Ascent Engine. It was one of the most important in the manned Project Apollo missions since it was used to lift up the ascent stage of the Lunar Excursion Module (LEM) from the surface of the Moon which was then to dock with the Command Module (CM) orbiting the Moon. In the event of a too fast approach to the Moon, the engine could also be used to slow down the descent. It produced 3,500 pounds of thrust. The engine was developed and built by Rocketdyne.
Gift of Rocketdyne Division, Rockwell International Corporation
- Country of Origin
- United States of America
- Type
- PROPULSION-Rocket Engines
- Materials
- Overall metal, mainly stainless steel; combustion chamber covering probably a phenolic; aluminum pipes; electrical wire, wrapped with foil
- Dimensions
- Overall: 53 in. long x 32 in. outside diameter (127 cm. long x 81.28 cm.outside diameter.


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A photographic – video - art project exploring issues of identity, histories, space and time, on an overland journey from Birmingham to Beijing and Back on public transport.
by Richard Edkins & Karen Bristoll
Traveling overland, along ancient routes, watching the landscapes and peoples change, crossing borders - many of which were created on a whim: 'lines in the sand' by a powerful elite- we were made aware of what separates and connects us as peoples.
As the 'War on Terror' continued, a new name for the perpetual war, The journey questioned – and occasionally reinforced – the notions of nationality, and posed the question is the 'nation' a myth?
'Environments' explores themes of identity, histories, space and time. Recording and celebrating 'the every day'.
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The Vienna annual Opera Ball didn't go as planned. According to Celebuzz, Feb. 28, 2014, Kim Kardashian storms away from the ball after hearing a racial slur.
Kim gave an interview to an Austrian newsperson. The interview started out fine. Kim's impression of the Opera ball was, "It's definitely the most gorgeous thing ever. It's so much bigger and more grand than I imagined it to be, so we're really excited to be here." When asked how long it took her to get ready for the occasions, she responded that it took her around 90 minutes. The interviewer would ask the questions in English, and then relay something in German to the listening audience.
Kris Jenner made comments on Kim being a prankster and Kim told about being on the Atkins diet and how hard she had to work to lose the baby weight.
The interviewer questioned her about baby North West and whether Kanye helped changed any diapers or nappies. Kris started to respond that Kanye does indeed change diapers, but Kim quickly cut her mother off, by saying that she didn't want to talk baby stuff.
The interviewer turned to comedian Oliver Pocher. After asking him a few questions in German, she asked if he was going to dance. Oliver answered, "We're going to dance, we're going to wait for Ni**gas in Vienna."
It was right after that racial comment that Kim and Kris hastily left the Opera Ball. Kim attended the Opera Ball with Richard Lugner who paid her $500,000 to be his date. One can only wonder if Kim will attend another function as a paid date. What will Kanye's reaction be to the events of the Vienna annual Opera Ball?


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Christopher Andrew Lindstrom
Position: DE
Height: 6-7 Weight: 260 lbs.
Born: August 3, 1960 in Weymouth, MA
High School: South
College: Boston Univ.
Drafted by the St. Louis Cardinals in the 8th round (205th overall) of the 1982 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 3 (10660th overall since 1950)
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The New Orleans Saints agreed to a five-year contract with first-round draft choice Patrick Robinson late Thursday night. Terms of the deal were not disclosed.
According to his agent, Kevin Conner, Robinson is expected to land in New Orleans around 8 a.m. Friday morning, which means he'll probably miss the start of the Saints' first training camp practice at 8:50. But once he formally signs the deal, Robinson might make it onto the field for a cameo appearance.
Saints General Manager Mickey Loomis was not reached for comment after the team confirmed the deal, but clearly he'll be pleased to have all of his rookies in camp. Earlier Thursday, he said that in his 11 years with the team, he couldn't remember a single first-round draft choice that made it into camp on time.
Robinson isn't expected to battle for a starting job as a rookie, with veterans Tracy Porter and Jabari Greer firmly entrenched on the corners. But he will compete for roles in nickel and dime packages with cornerback Randall Gay and safeties Malcolm Jenkins and Usama Young, among others.
Robinson (5 feet 11 inches, 191 pounds) was one of the fastest prospects in this year's draft class, posting a time of 4.38 seconds in the 40-yard dash at Florida State's Pro Day.
He was a three-year starter for the Seminoles, where he played almost exclusively man-to-man coverage against the opponents' top receivers. Robinson had a breakout season as a sophomore, snagging six interceptions. But he had just one more interception over his final two years - in part because he spent so much time with his back to the ball, and in part because teams tried to avoid him.
Robinson showed some flashes during summer workouts with the Saints, but he also got picked on during one afternoon session when he lined up as the nickel back with the first-string defense against the likes of quarterback Drew Brees and receivers Marques Colston and Lance Moore.
"In time, that's going to make him better," Saints Coach Sean Payton said after that practice last month. "That only gets those players better, and that's part of the learning curve, and that's why we are out here right now getting the work.
"At that position, especially at the corner position, you have a short memory. Get right back in the huddle and you learn from that mistake."
Robinson's education will continue Friday.


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Batman: Arkham Origins online play shown off in trailer
Holy Batman and Robin
HOLLYWOOD GAME DISTRIBUTOR Warner Bros has shown off the cooperative gameplay that people who pick up Batman: Arkham Origins should expect.
They should expect to be reasonably pleased, if the trailer is anything to go by. The co-op play lets people play three against two and lets you play as Batman and Robin, though obviously there will be tussles over who gets to play as the former and who is relegated to playing as the sidekick.
That is as long as you want to play one of good guys. Also playable are the perhaps more fun characters the Joker and "I'm sorry, but could you say that again?" Bane.
Splash Damage is the firm that is presenting the cooperative play. Warner Bros is only too happy to talk about it.
"The Batman: Arkham Origins Online mode offers players the chance to hunt as Batman or Robin against the most challenging opponents yet, friends and other gamers online," it said.
"Players can also take on the role of a Super-Villain Elite and get a peek behind the curtain of what it's like to side with The Joker or Bane as they establish their legacy by taking down Batman and Robin, and anyone else who gets in their way. Fans will even be able call in the ultimate reinforcement to help turn the tide in any match by playing as The Joker or Bane themselves."
Typically the Batman games are excellent, and this one looks to have the deft touch of its predecessors.
It will be released on 25 October and the co-op feature is available on Sony PS3, Xbox 360 and Windows PC. While Batman: Arkham Origins will be sold for the Nintendo Wii U, it will not include the cooperative play features. µ
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When you are trying to secure financing to purchase an existing business, having a business plan in hand is important. Many people get nervous when they hear they have to write a business plan. I get it, it can be overwhelming when you have to step back, analyze something and figure out how you are going to make things work…then put it on paper. But the truth is, writing a business plan shouldn't be viewed as a bad thing. It is actually a great way to access the strengths and weaknesses of a company and create a proactive plan to address them rather than acting in a reactionary way.
On top of that, yes, writing a business plan may take a while to do, but so what! It's not really all that hard and mapping out the future of a company you want to buy and profit from, should be a top priority for any Entrepreneur. With that, here are a few tips on how to write a business plan so you can get started!
Understand why you are writing a Business Plan – It's Not Just to Secure Financing
Before you even sit down to put your ideas on paper you should understand that the sole purpose of writing a business plan is not just to get financing for an existing business and this should not be a "one time deal." A business plan is meant to be a working document. It is meant to be updated as the needs of the business change and it is meant to help you evaluate the business so you can best plan how to manage it successfully.
For the purpose of this post, we are talking about using a business plan to secure financing for an existing business so it is important to understand who your audience is and tailor your message accordingly. You want to write your plan in a way that is going to make the reader want to get involved with your ideas. Following the proper format and including all the necessary sections is of course important, but "speaking" to your reader and engaging them in your business is what will get your loan approved. Show them on paper that you know what you are doing and how you are going to make them money!
Get Help If You Need It
If this is your first business plan you may not know where to begin. If you Google, "how to write a business plan" you get a TON of results, some may be helpful and some may be a waste of your time. Writing a business plan doesn't have to be a DIY project. There are many resources that can help you with this process. The SBA online offers a step by step tool where you can plug in information and generate a business plan. I wouldn't recommend using that solely but it would be a good foundation to build from. Other resources like score.org have a free online seminar to help you. Consulting with a professional business broker can also help.
Cover Your Bases
As I mentioned before following the proper format is important. Be sure to include all of the standard components of a business plan, they include:
Executive Summary
Company Overview
Business Offering
Marketing Plan and Analysis
Strategy and Implementation
Management Team
Financial Projections
Other sections may be required by the financial institution you are seeking financing from so check with your loan officer to see if they require anything specific.
Don't be afraid of a business plan. It's a good thing. It's guide to help you navigate your business and be successful. Take the fact that you have to write one to secure financing and use it to your advantage!


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ZF-7593: method to disable or remove a filter
in certain contexs I want to disable or remove default (my) filters, but this is not possible at the moment even though by extending the Zend_View because they are private.
Bulk change of all issues last updated before 1st January 2010 as "Won't Fix".
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Don't Be Defeated By The Post-Conference Blues
By @ronbronson Conferences are great opportunities for learning. It's the best chance to find others who might relate to your specific challenges and those who work alone, it's an opportunity to find others who make you feel less by yourself. Still, … Continue reading


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BP's Green-Roofed Refinery Office in The Netherlands is Explosion Proof
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- BP Offices-Group AWhatever your feelings about BP as a company are, keep an open mind while reading about their refinery office building in Rotterdam. Tucked under a green-roofed, man-made dune, the four-story office building takes advantage of the insulating properties of the earth and uses the dune as a shield against potential refinery explosions (yikes!). Rotterdam-based Group A designed the structure to meet the objectives of the oil producing company, which included "providing a sustainable, safe and healthy working environment for the dedicated staff." Daylighting, passive solar design and a highly insulated facade are included in the green building strategies for the youngest and largest oil refinery in The Netherlands.1
- BP Offices-Group AThe arced building is located in the transition zone between the harsh industrial landscape of the refinery and the lush, green wetlands of the Brielsemeer directly across the Hartel Canal.2
- BP Offices-Group AThe man-made dune is envisioned as a landscape intervention between the industrial, the office and then the wetlands.3
- BP Offices-Group ABy earth berming the building, the green roof serves a double purpose - insulation and physical protection.4
- BP Offices-Group ABeing located so close to a refinery, even if it is your own refinery, is not without risk and the earth barrier serves as a shield to protect the building and the employees in case of an explosion.5
- BP Offices-Group ABeyond the green roof shield, the offices were also designed for energy efficiency and healthy working environments.6
- BP Offices-Group AThe south side of the building elegantly curves and takes advantage of the sunny aspect. Shade screens placed on the facade optimize daylighting and minimize heat gain7
- BP Offices-Group AInside, a canyon-like atrium is lit from above with skylights that emerge from the dune. This daylight reaches deep into the inner recesses of the building even where it is covered by the green roof.8
- BP Offices-Group AThe canyon is lined with timber slats that differ in size and color and give the feel of geological strata, which is exceedingly appropriate for BP's work.9
- BP Offices-Group ASkyboxes situated along the atrium wall provide exciting spaces for meetings and conferences, while sky bridges connect the office areas across the canyon atrium.10
- BP Offices-Group AOffice space and the interior design focussed on optimizing an open office concept to reduce square meters per employee, while maximizing work and interaction space.11
- BP Offices-Group AConcrete and stone are used extensively throughout the space and are used to soak up the sun's energy for use as thermal mass to maintain steady temperatures.12


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We will start with Aiden-- he starts kindergarten in the fall he is so excited! He has recently decided he will never wear boxers, reason un known til this am! HE asked DF if he ha da problem going to the potty at night? We chuckled a bit then asked why. Aiden said boxers are diapers and DF wears them to bed so does he have a problem. We laughed a bit then said boxers werent diapers.. I can only imagine the goodnights being the reasons he thought up this!
Joshua-- were to go on that one... He sits up now unassisted, he army crawls. Once he is down he doesnt do anything he cant get back up or anything. He doesnt stand alone. He doesnt pull up ... basically he is like a 10 month old or so... and he will be 13 months soon. The foster family he is with might lose him and he will be placed with another family. They have children and youth on them now. They left my child and their own young children and ina car alone over this past weekend and a state trooper found it.
Myself-- The biggest news is I will be getting married this coming spring! Aiden loves him Joshua loves him! HE has 2 of his own kids... we laguht what is 3 plus 3... why 5 of course! his 2 plus my 2 plus our 1... yes I am having another one due March 13th. I know bring on the rain, or onslaught of comments about how stupid I am and so on. We were planning on getting married this Oct but have decided on waiting until after the baby is here to have the wedding so no one thinks it is a ran sacked put together wedding because of the baby.


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Staying in Culver City for a few days, overlooking the 405, I couldn't have asked for a more compelling view. I always forget how much I love Los Angeles.------
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Back in the U.S.Berlin, Summer 2011
I'm not going to lie. It's been a little over a week since I left Berlin and back in the states, but it's weird to be back. The first night back, I went to my favorite tex-mex restaurant and had to restrain myself from speaking to the waiter in German. I was also pleasantly surprised to have cold water with ice and no bubbles, and to have my food come out within ten minutes or so rather than in a half hour! It was strange to hear English and Spanish after hearing German for the last few months. It's nice to home, but when I go out and about that's when I feel like I should be waiting for the tram rather than driving. I went with some of my friends to Main Event last night... I did the worst parking job I've done since I learned how to drive, and at the restaurant was the only out of six of us who paid in cash, since that's what I did when I was in Berlin.. a lot of places don't take cards. As much as I missed my friends and family, I kinda wish I could just bring everyone to Berlin to share with them what I experienced. With a year left for undergrad, I think that studying abroad has been the highlight of my college career. I had so much fun, learned a lot inside the classroom and out, and met amazing people...much more than I even expected. I'm looking forward to classes next semesters to get to use my German once more and tell all of my college friends my stories. It's good to be back, but I miss Berlin and everyone and everything there. Tschüss for now, Berlin... I'll be back. Until then, I'll be getting weird looks from people when I ask for extra mayonnaise to dip my fries when I eat out.
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This page relates to work in 2005-2008 on the development of an algorithm for characterizing the shape of a set of points. The output of the algorithm, the chi-shape, differs from that of the classic alpha-shapes algorithm in that the shape generated is guaranteed to be a connected, simple polygon, a useful property in many situations.
The software below is free and open source. However, the algorithm has apparently now also been implemented as the SDO_GEOM.SDO_CONCAVEHULL_BOUNDARY operation in Oracle 11gR2. The documentation for that operation includes a very good summary of the chi-shape algorithm: "[This] function takes all coordinates from the input geometry, and uses them to compute Delaunay triangulations. But after that, it computes a convex hull, puts all boundary edges into a priority queue based on the lengths of these edges, and then removes edges one by one as long as the shape is still a single connected polygon (unless stopped by a specified length parameter value)."
Other similar functions, although apparently not related to the chi-shape, include the SDO_GEOM.SDO_CONCAVEHULL operation in Oracle 11gR2 and ST_CONCAVEHULL in PostGIS.
This version of the software runs using Java Web Start. If you have Java Web Start installed already you should be able to run the software simply by clicking on the image above, or the link below:
You may download the software and all source code using the links below. Before downloading please note the following:
A paper with full details of the characteristic hulls algorithm is published in Pattern Recognition.
The software was developed by Glenn Hudson while working with me as an RA. The characteristic shapes algorithm is collaborative work between Matt Duckham, Lars Kulik, Antony Galton, and Mike Worboys.
* JOSIS: Journal of Spatial Information Science
* Ambient Spatial Intelligence (AmSI) research group
* Duckham (2013) Decentralized Spatial Computing, Springer, Berlin
* Worboys and Duckham (2004) GIS: A Computing Perspective, Second Edition, CRC Press, Boca Raton FL.
* COSIT: Conference on Spatial Information Theory


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One of my middle school girls was diagnosed with epilepsy over break. The first Monday back, Epilepsy Mom, as she will be called, brought a note from the doctor excusing her from P.E. and requested the secretaries have me notify her teachers and call her when I was in on my regular day, Wednesday. As directed, I notified the teachers Monday and called her first thing Wednesday. Epilepsy Mom launched into a rant on why teachers should be CPR certified (I agree but why they are not is a question for the District Office), what I was going to do to keep other kids from bullying her daughter for having seizures, etc. During this rant she said she felt uneasy letting her daughter go to school, because she felt I have never handled "this sort of thing" before. I shut her up quickly when I told her I have in fact worked for Easter Seals, a number of whose clients are epileptics, and I have epileptics at my other schools (sort of true). When she finally let me talk, I started to ask her about the details of her daughter's diagnosis: what kind of seizure, how often, when the last one was… This woman could not answer a single question. Not a single one. No clue what medication her daughter's on, no clue what kind of seizure (knowing whether to expect grand mal or simple partial, for example, would be nice), nada, zip, nothing. So I spent over ten minutes being chewed out for having teachers that are not CPR certified and didn't get a single detail on her daughter's diagnosis.
Nebulizer Girl with the B***h Mom is a whole other story. There's an indescribably atrocious woman who has an asthmatic kindergartener, and she has an order for nebulizer treatments for her daughter. When she came to the office to notify us of this, I tried calling the ever-difficult to reach coordinator to ask the procedure on this, but of course could not reach her. I called the other experienced nurse I know, and was told that we only accept such medication treatments if the child can independently handle the treatment, otherwise the parent must come and give the treatment or take the child home. The mother walked out on me when I was getting clarification on this, but apparently returned the following day cussing out the secretaries, saying they were going to kill her daughter. At this point, the coordinator became involved, also getting an earful from the mother (this was Friday afternoon and I thankfully was off at the vision workshop, because I don't think I would have tolerated it by that point in the week). Now it's been decided that I do need to accept the nebulizer treatments, which means if she needs it at school I will be on call to come assess and deliver the medication if necessary. The conundrum here is that B***h Mom is late to school literally every day, and claims it was because of the nebulizer treatments. The treatment should only be able to be administered every 4-6 hours, and if she's giving it at 10 and the girl is in PM Kindergarten class, she shouldn't need it at school… But mom is insisting she might, which either means it's not working, or mom's not doing it right, and either way, we know mom will not be accessible should we need to call her and say, ask when the last administration of the medication was. Basically, this is a 9-1-1 call waiting to happen. My conversation with the coordinator about this ended with yet another, "Boy, you really get everything." Lucky me.


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I recently installed Ubuntu 10.10 on my old Toshiba A100 (where I've been running Windows XP with no problems for ages). The installation went fine, I can log in with my user account, but after that the screen has only the wallpaper (and the mouse is enabled). Any hints on how to troubleshoot it ?
These are the Xorg and the messages log files.
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Im not in to shop right now, Remember if you have a KIT measure the BOLT and add a few thou. NOT THE RECEIVER PIECES. if you look closely, there are raised lands in the tube that changes the ID needed.
I thought the bolt had recesses in it that fit the raised lands.
While waiting on BATF approval for my FFL receiver I made some non firearm tubes to help the builds along. Rather than photocopy a template that gets all messed up, I drew mine on with the CNC so everything is exactly the dimensions it should be. The Cocking handle slot and Blocking bar cuts are already made because if the timing is off on them, the bolt will jam up. I have 10 to build up and will keep ya posted.


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I'm done calling the James Beard Awards the Oscars of the food world. Let's call them the Ultimate Disco Dance-Off or the Hot Hot Masters of the Universe Pageant of the food world. Anyhoo, the final nominations are out and we've got a lovely bunch in the running.
>> Amy Thielen of Heartland Table is up for both her book and her TV show
>> Lynne Rossetto Kasper is up again for her Splendid Table radio show
>> The Perennial Plate kids got the nom for their web series
Our regional category of Best Chef Midwest culled the likes of:
>> Michelle Gayer from Salty Tart
>> Lenny Russo from Heartland
>> First-timer Paul Berglund from The Bachelor Farmer.
The word award winners will be announced May 2, the food award winners on May 5.
>> Roundtable Coffee opened its storefront this week. It's a minimalist space with a few coffee drinks and some pastries (from Treat) in South St. Anthony. The main function of the place is to be a community kitchen to coffee roaster-wannabes, offering access to commercial equipment and seasoned advice for an affordable hourly rate. Game on, bean freaks.
>> The Mac area of Grand Avenue is happy to see that French Meadow has finally opened in the former Coffee News Café space. They got this one really right: it's bright and open with natural materials, a deli case stocked with bars and baked goods, and an actual bar at the back with tap beers and wine. The patio is being finished as we speak.
>> Check your Easter ham order, Northerners, you might have to switch it up this year. Thielen Meats, up Pierz way, has closed temporarily due to a fire that damaged smokehouses and buildings last week. They think they'll be closed for about two months while they rebuild. Thielen Meats was started in 1922 and is known for some ass-kicking legendary bacon. You can see them on cousin Amy Thielen's James Beard-nominated Food Network show on what has become known as "The Fried Ring Bologna" episode.
>> Sad to report that Kabuki in Eden Prairie is shutting its doors for good on March 29. They've been serving Japanese and Korean food, not to mention a super bibimbap, out in the 'burbs for 28 years, which is saying something.
>> More crazy growth news for Wayzata, People's Organic (best tomato soup in the metro) is moving into the old Jan's space by Wuollet's.
>> McCormick's, the little Irish pub on the corner, is expanding into the neighboring shuttered Blanc de Blanc space.
>> And the name of the Dean Vlahos project taking over Sunsets will be Cru, with a little preppy nautical theme. Latest word is that he's still on the hunt for a chef.
>> I'm a little excited about the ourCraft dinner at Zen Box Izakaya on March 30. The ramen masters have invited Easy & Oskey to come do cocktails and beverages, and Sweet Science to talk dessert, which should all come together in a seven-course food and drink spectacular for $70.
>> Get ready for the latest installment of Hot Chicks Monday at The Rabbit Hole. On March 31 they're doing it Midwestern-style with chicken fried chicken meatloaf with peppered gravy, smoked crispy chicken sammies on buttermilk biscuits with broccoli coleslaw, plus green bean casserole, scalloped potato hotdish, and other delicious sounding peculiarities. In fact, you can enter your favorite MN Salad recipe on their Facebook for a chance to win dinner! It's $25 for all-you-can-eat in the dining room, 4-10 p.m., or get a plate in the bar for $17.
>> ALSO, two spots left at Chef's Night Off with Thomas Kim himself on March 24. I'll be there chopping!!
>> Speaking of hotdish, you may want to start primping your recipes for the Hot Dish and Bars Takedown (even though they spelled hotdish wrong, we'll be passively aggressively forgiving). Same guys from the Bacon Takedown years ago, but this time it's happening at O'Gara's on April 13. All home cooks are welcome to bring a dish and some bars, there are tons of prizes and good times, and if you just want to go and sample, tickets are $15.
>> Here's a little rhubarb reading to kick some spring into your step.
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PCSD Kindergarten No School Day
The Park City School District announced a No School Day for kindergarten students Friday, Feb. 8. due to parent-teacher conferences. The cancellation of normal classes will allow adequate time for teachers to communicate face-to-face with each parent about their child's progress, according to the school district.
PAPC Registration
The Park City Cooperative Preschool is scheduled to open to the public for registration and enrollment Feb. 15 from 9 to 11 a.m. The preschool will also host an Open House on Feb. 13 from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. Both the registration and the open house will be held at the Park City Cooperative Preschool located in Room 205 of the PAPC Library Building. Registration of students will be on a first come, first served basis. After the program is full, any remaining families interested in PCCP will be placed on a wait list until a spot becomes available. Families are asked to have forms ready to turn in before arriving on Feb. 15, but the school will have forms available at the time of registration. For more information, please visit the website www.parkcitycoop.com.
Sweetheart Gala tickets on sale
The 9th Annual Sweetheart Gala hosted by the PCHS Music Department and the Park City Education Foundation is scheduled to be held Friday, Feb. 8 from 6 to 11 p.m. at the St. Mary's Catholic Church.
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Soaring Wings International Montessori School will open its new campus on the northeast corner of State Road 224 and Old Ranch Road in August and is now accepting enrollment applications for the '13/'14 school year. Soaring Wings is a private school for children from prenatal through ninth grade and has been educating students in Park City, Utah since 1987. www.soaringwings.org


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He's been reduced to hanging around the house.
Federal investigators are now looking into whether David Petraeus directed staffers to pass sensitive documents to Paula Broadwell, but that isn't the former CIA director's only problem these days. Friends tell the New York Times that since the scandal broke he's been reduced to hanging around the house, hitting the stationary bike, and chatting with friends on the phone. "He kept such a grueling schedule. This is unchartered territory for him right now," said a friend. "Several of us are concerned," added another confidant. "He's a very active individual. He needs to stay active." For now he's mulling his next career move, which friends say might be writing a book on leadership. Good to see this scandal hasn't soured him on the publishing world.


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Kayden Troff congratulated by Garry Kasparov on his big win.
Local chess whiz Kayden Troff, 14, just became the best in the world for his age group (14 and under).
Troff, who was one of six child prodigies featured in the Pure Genius article in our November/December 2012 issue, won gold in the World Youth Chess Championship on Nov. 18. He out performed more than 1,500 other chess players from 90 different countries in an 11-round tournament. The competition took him to Austria and Slovenia over three weeks, and it all ended with Troff receiving a trophy, various other prizes and a hug and from former World Champion Garry Kasparov.
Troff, who also belongs to Kasparaov's Young Stars—Team USA, got home last night at about 9 p.m. And after a trip half way around the world for the gold and back, he's prepping for his next competition. Troff will be in Las Vegas just before New Year's Eve for the National Open, where he will be competing against impressive chess players of all ages.
We caught up with the champ and his mother, Kim, to talk about the big win:
How does it feel to be the champion of the world for your age?
Kayden: It feels really good. One of the reasons is because in Greece, back in 2010, I took silver and just barely missed out on the gold.
Kim: When he was in Greece playing, we ended up in the same position we were in at this tournament. He needed to win the last round or settle for silver. I found myself saying 'If he wins this game, he's got gold. Please just let him do it.' And the moment it was obvious he had won was an unbelievable feeling—something you dream about.
So what's next on your chess agenda?
Kayden: They are doing another Garry Kasparov chess camp in New York that runs Dec. 13–15, and after that there's the National Open in Las Vegas, which starts after Christmas. That will be a really tough one, because it's a big-money tournament with high-rated GMs (grandmasters).
The World Youth Chess Championships were held in Maribor, Slovenia.
What was it like traveling Europe for the world championship?
Kayden: It was really nice. You really notice the differences in cultures. And in towns we stayed in, there's not many people or skyscrapers like you'd see in New York. In Maribor, Slovenia, there's about 9,000 people. And in Austria, the town we stayed in had about 1,000 people. Both countries had beautiful sites, and in Maribor, our hotel was on top of a mountain.
Kim: These tournaments give him a chance to visit these other places in the world so different from his life back home, and he gets to see how other people live and talk and interact. In Austria, a lot of people there spoke some English, and in Slovenia, we didn't find as many, but we still found very nice people and a very different culture and way of life. We went up and down on a cable car to get to the tournament, and every time we were in the car, we were with someone from a different country.
Are you happy to be back home?
Kayden: Yeah, it's definitely been a long time. This is the longest I've ever been away from home. I'm sure some people are like 'Three weeks, give me a break,' but for me it's a long time.
Did Kasparov give you any advice going into this tournament?
Kayden: At the last camp I went to, he gave me some general advice from what he's seen, and one of the things he told me I had to stop doing was stop teaching and focus on myself. I really love teaching and helping other kids around me improve their chess, but when you teach it starts to affect your own game. I just told those kids and they understood. He also found someone to help coach me for the tournament.
Garry Kasparov speaking at the awards ceremony.
What was it like having Kasparov there for your win?
Kayden: It was really exciting to have him there. He's just like 'Congratulations' and gave me a big hug.
And for mom, what was it like watching Kayden win?
Kim: They played in a different place from where we were staying, so the game boards were being telecast over the Internet so we could watch that last round. And he didn't know if he had won the gold, but midway through the game a coach came up to me and said if he wins, he's got the gold. When I knew the game was over, I ran to find him as he was coming up from the tournament hall, and said 'You got the gold!' and he said 'How do you know?' He just grabbed me and hugged me.
Any other big moments?
Kim: After an unexpected loss in round three, we knew he had to do well the rest of the tournament. And in round nine, he had to have a win. So, he was playing this game, and he was doing really well and then made a move that allowed his opponent to do something that made it look like he was winning. Kayden was low on time, and he found a move to turn it around that the coaches say was just impossible to see. Everyone was just dumbfounded. After that game, they were analyzing it and one coach called another over and said 'What's the best move in this position?' and that coach, who was a grandmaster, said 'I don't know what you can do here.' After he was shown the move, he turned to Kayden and said 'You found that on the board?'
Kayden, anything you can say to all the chess fans you won over?
Kayden: I wouldn't say this is what started my fan base, but I'd like to mention my support group. I have some great friends and family who have been so supportive. It's been great—the help they've given me and the support they've shown has been a driving force for me.
Click here to see the tournament results.
Kayden Troff is one of six outstanding child prodigies—all 14 years and under—featured in Salt Lake magazine's November/December 2012 issue. Pick it up today!


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As a Freshman (2011)
NCAA Fullerton Regional All-Tournament Team
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Two errors at second base during regular season (.992)
Three singles at Arizona State
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The Wikipedia page on Michel Raynaud says that he worked with Grothendieck on the SGA volumes. However, in SGA 1 and 2 the name Mme Michèle Raynaud is given. According to the Genealogy Project, the two are different persons, but I cannot find any further information on Michèle Raynaud. Are there really two Raynauds, or did Michèle Raynaud just become Michel Raynaud at some point?
While Kevin Buzzard's comment is more informative than what I could come up with (not knowing the involved persons) here is some generally accessible information showing that there is a Michèle and a Michel.
First, the MathSciNet author database lists both (and MathSciNet is very good at 'merging' different names even pseudonyms under which one and the same person published).
Second, and more significantly, during a period of several years, sixties/seventies, one can find a variety of papers published by Michèle Raynaud as well as papers published by Michel Raynaud.
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I'm am sure there are many momma's who have had a homebirth after difficult birth. I was just wondering if anyone could share their experience? Did you make any extra preparations or have a special plan for the birth? Did you consider any extra measures like counselling or antidepressants while pregnant? Were there certain triggers you had to deal with or avoid? Did you wait till all your anxiety/depressive symptoms stopped before having another baby?
The birth of my son was very difficult for me. I was anxious and depressed while pregnant, especially at the end of the pregnancy -however it went mostly unnoticed and untreated. The labor was much faster than expected, it hurt way more than I thought it would and he didn't tolerate labor well (his heartrate would drop very very low). The labor and delivery staff were busy and not compassionate. They weren't mean or disrespectful AT ALL, just very busy and didn't have time to comfort me or calm my fears. The only time I ever saw a doctor was just prior to delivery. My hubby was overwhelmed and not any help. He came out arm first and it hurt soooo bad. I dislocated my tailbone doing it because he came out so awkward and I birthed in a terrible position (flat on my back, one leg straight, the other up at a crazy angle). I developed severe ppd and ptsd afterward. The ppd is somewhat better but the ptsd has not gone away really. I feel like I've tried everything.
With considering another baby we know that the birth is going to have to be different. I can't birth in that hospital. My OB has suggested that I just felt like it was too out of control and that I should opt for an epidural no matter what, and an induction if at all possible. Induction always has and still does scare the shit out of me. I'm not sure that's a great idea. We could go to a different hospital and plan for an epidural (although I have super fast labors, so there may not be time for an epidural, even if we wanted it). It would be a place I'm unfamiliar with and would have to be a different doctor (mine only delivers at that one hospital). I have worked in the hospital I delivered at, it was familiar and I felt comfortable there (not anymore of course). A new hospital would be a lot more threatening and scary, plus a new doctor who doesn't know what I went through. There are no midwives that will deliver in any other hospital. It's OB/hospital or homebirth w/midwife. It would at least be a homebirth CNM, so if need be she can prescribe antidepressants.
We've always wanted large family, but sometimes I do feel like giving up because I just feel screwed no matter what. I have been told by multiple people that I will probably hurt my tailbone again (could bruise it, dislocate or break it) because it's settled in a weird position~ it's pointing inward. So far everyone we ask has a different opinion... no more kids, adoption, elective c/s, homebirth. I really just feel like although the pain was difficult that the depression/anxiety and lack of support was the reason ptsd happened. I want a birth where I feel as supported and cared for as humanly possible, and I think homebirth would be it.


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Small space kitchen islands assist in making meal prep not only faster but also creates efficiency in a small kitchen with an innovative kitchen island. With a range of mobile carts to re-purposed tables, a small space island can increase surface area and perk up your kitchen's style. You can visually expand the appearance of your small kitchen with a combination of open and closed storage options. A moveable unit will help to provide additional prep space when needed, but can also be tucked away in a pantry or an empty corner to help promote efficient traffic flow when entertaining.
A narrow kitchen layout will present some more difficult design challenges, yet you can make the most of your limited space with a long, slender island. A moveable butcher-block table is an additional ideas for your small kitchen that is in desperate need of an island. The table will provide a small amount of storage with some big style. The narrow table will be able to slide into the center of your room to provide additional prep or food-staging space, but can be tucked into a nearby niche when it's no longer needed.
At the end of the day, it all comes down to the available space you have in your kitchen for an island. This all depends on the particular distribution of kitchen workspaces, as well as your lifestyle and family dynamics, but a 12-foot-wide kitchen can certainly have an incredibly efficient island. Small islands can be a functional and beautiful solution — as these stunning examples in a range of kitchen sizes prove in the slideshow. Enjoy!


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How to Get rid of Websteroids
This page contains analysis and removal steps for Websteroids adware. You must uninstall this adware before it can add further threat to the computer.
Websteroids is an adware that may get installed on various Internet browsers. It will be injected into the computer as add-on or extension. Normally, it comes bundled with third-party programs, freeware, or bogus software update. Links from spam email messages and social networking sites may also lead users to a web server that aims on deploying Websteroids. You must also watch legitimate programs that were made free after repacking with this adware.
During the presence of Websteroids, computer will suffer from random pop-up advertisements, inline text ads, and banners. This adware highlights of make important keywords on the page to look like links. However, when you click on them, it will redirect your web browser to advertisements web sites that is very much irrelevant. Most computer users ended up removing Websteroids due to its annoying display of ads. In fact, it is using an unfair method as marketing scheme.
This adware was created by Creative Island Media, the same developer for nasty software known as Tube Dimmer. Both share the same technique of producing ads on victim's screen. However they may have targeted different web users.
To remove Websteroids adware from the computer, we have prepared an easy to follow guide on this page. Carefully follow the instructions to complete delete all items dropped by Websteroids.
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Websteroids Removal Procedures
Systematic procedures to get rid of the threat are presented on this section. Make sure to scan the computer with suggested tools and scanners.
Step 1 : Run Anti-Malware Program to Automatically Remove Websteroids
Running anti-malware scan on the affected computer can instantly remove components installed by Websteroids. However, there is no guarantee that this will check and fix existing problems on all Internet browsers.
If you did not get rid of Websteroids using this virus scan, please check the manual removal instructions as outlined below. Restoring Windows to previous state prior to the infection may also be the solution.
1. Click on the button to start downloading our recommended anti-malware tool. Save it to an accessible location inside your hard drive or clean USB drive if you are downloading from a different PC.
2. Once the download completes, install the tool using the default configuration. You do not need to change any settings while running the installation procedure.
3. Update the program when installation completes. Typically, this is an automated process, so, Internet connection is required in order to download necessary database.
4. Run a complete scan of the affected computer and remove all identified modules linked to Websteroids.
5. To finalized the removal process, the program prompts to restart Windows.
Step 2 : Uninstall Websteroids from Windows Control Panel
You may skip these steps if the previous scan has successfully removed Websteroids from the computer. Though, if there is a need to carry out manual removal, please execute these steps and refer to guide below specifically created to remove the threat from particular browser.
1. Open Control Panel using instructions below base on your operating system.
Accessing Control Panel on Windows XP, Windows Vista, and Windows 7
Click on Start > Control Panel. Window should open where you can adjust your computer settings.
Accessing Control Panel on Windows 8
a) Hover your mouse on lower-left corner of the screen and wait for the icon to appear.
b) Right-click on the icon to display list of accessible programs.
c) Select Control Panel from the list. Window should open where you can adjust your computer settings.
2. When Control Panel window appears, click on 'Uninstall a program' under Programs area.
3. Your display now shows a screen to uninstall or change a program. Look for a name Websteroids and click on Uninstall/Change. If it is not present, try to look and remove entries such as Creative Island Media.
4. On the next prompt, you need to confirm the uninstall process.
5. Click OK to proceed with the removal of Websteroids.
Step 3 : Remove the Websteroids Add-ons and Extensions from your browser
Internet Explorer Instructions
1. Open Internet Explorer.
2. Navigate to top menu and click on Tools. Next, select Manage add-ons from the list. A window where in you can manage Internet Explorer add-ons will open.
3. Click Toolbars and Extensions on left side of the window.
4. Then, to remove Websteroids from this list, simply highlight it and click on Remove button. If Websteroids is not present, it might be using a different name. Find and delete related entries like Creative Island Media.
5. Click OK to save the settings and restart Internet Explorer.
Google Chrome Procedure
1. Open Google Chrome.
2. Locate and click the Wrench or Three-bars icon on top-left portion of the browser. Then, select Settings from the list.
3. Once it opens a window, click on the Extensions located on left side panel.
4. Usually, Google Chrome has empty Extension, unless if you install base on your preference. Also on this area, you can find the item provided by Websteroids. Remove the unwanted entry. If in case it is not present, you need to find and remove relevant extensions already mentioned above.
5. You may now restart Google Chrome.
Mozilla Firefox Direction
1. Launch Mozilla Firefox.
2. Navigate to top menu and click on Tools. It will display a drop-down list; please select Add-ons to open the configuration window.
3. Click Extensions on the left panel. This will show a list of installed extensions.
4. Find the Websteroids extension. If it does not exist, find related items such as already mentioned above. Click the Remove button to uninstall it.
5. Click on the X of Add-ons Manager tab to close the current window.
6. Back at the Firefox browser, go to the address bar, type about:config. Next, click on 'I'll be careful, I promise!' if it displays a warning "This might void your warranty!"
7. Type Websteroids in the search box. You will see all items that were modified by Websteroids. Right-click on the modified preference and click on Reset to restore the original setting. Repeat the process on all affected entries.
If Websteroids is not present, try to look for a related entry. It may use a different name like Creative Island Media.
8. You may now close the window and restart Mozilla Firefox.
Step 4 : Optional Browser Cleanup
If the previous instructions failed to remove Websteroids, this procedure will help you reset browser settings to default value. The process quickly removes adware and other malicious components from your browser.
NOTE: Please be aware that running this tool may also remove add-ons, extensions, or plug-in that you intentionally load on the browser, not just Websteroids.
1. Download Avast! Browser Cleanup by clicking on the button below.
2. Double-click on avast-browser-cleanup.exe to run the file.
3. If you receive "security warning" from Windows, just proceed and run the tool.
4. On initial run, the tool will check the browser for unwanted programs. If it finds any programs with poor reputation, it will prompt for instant removal. Please click "Remove all add-ons listed below and cleanup browser." After removing unwanted add-on, we're not yet done. You still have to continue to steps below in order to reset browser settings.
5. On Avast! Browser Cleanup interface, you will see popular browsers such as Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, and Google Chrome. Select browser program that is affected by Websteroids and click on Reset browser settings to its default value.
6. Next, you will receive a prompts if you want to revert settings for the affected browser, just click Yes to proceed.
7. Lastly, Avast! Browser Cleanup will display a message "Browser settings have been successfully reset" after making the changes. Click on OK and restart the browser.
Prevent Websteroids From Ruining Your Computer
Take the following steps to protect the computer from threats. Suggested tools and security setup within installed software helps prevent the same attack on your PC.


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This gown is in the color SEASHELL with a lace-up back, perfect if you need a smaller or larger size. It is brand new with tags and has never been altered. The gown also has additional length added (63.25 from hollow to hem). It is a gorgeous dress that is slightly darker than ivory…it is just stunning!
The gown has irridescent and crystal beading, as well as, some pearl and sequin accents. The beading under the breasts and at the sides of the hips is exquisitely done…just gorgeous! The bodice also has rouching which is incredibly slimming and flattering. You will look amazing in this elegant gown.
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Asus and Garmin have joined forces to launch a new smart phone.
The new phone will be called the Garmin-Asus nuvifone G60 and will be the first mobile phone that is Location-Centric.
I am sure you are wondering what that means exactly, well in simple terms it means it is a GPS device at heart and a smart phone 2nd. This is in contrast to most GPS enabled phones where the GPS functions are secondary or an afterthought.
The G60 will be launched in Barcelona, Spain during the Mobile World Congress trade show which kicks off on February the 16th.
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Purveyor of the 4-hour workweek, Tim Ferriss, says that the one thing that stumped him time and time again was learning how to cook. By deconstructing what he knew about cooking, and then re-learning the steps, Ferriss found that he could apply these same ideals when it came to any difficult task. Whether it's learning a new language, building an exhaustive project or just finding a better way to lose weight, maybe it's time for us all to learn how to cook.
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Stanford opens Thursday against Davidson
Shannon Herold gives Stanford 1-0 OT win over Cal
Stanford takes on Golden Bears Thursday
Stanford blanks Pacific, 3-0
Stanford honors its four seniors
Second-half goal seals 2-1 win
Up next: Michigan and Pacific
No. 13 Cardinal edged by No. 8 Duke, 2-0
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New York Premiere Screening on Thursday, May 8 at 7:00 PM at Bow Tie Chelsea Cinemas in Manhattan; All Nurses Featured in the film Available for Interviews While in NYC
Additional New York screenings to be held May 12, 14, & 15 at 8:00 PM at Cinema Village in Manhattan
Ahead of Week-Long Theatrical Release at Quad Cinemas from May 16-22
Nationwide at Digiplex Theaters May 8
NEW YORK (April 14, 2014) – Highlighting the lives of five nurses across America from diverse specialties, the moving new documentary film THE AMERICAN NURSE brings to the big screen a sincere look at the commitment, necessity, and compassion behind this profession that impacts us all. The film was developed following the success of the critically-acclaimed, award-winning book The American Nurse: Photographs and Interviews by Carolyn Jones, released in 2012.
On May 8, during National Nurses Week, THE AMERICAN NURSE will simultaneously have its New York premiere screening and will open in 21 theaters in eight states nationwide. The New York premiere on Thursday, May 8 will be held at 7:00 PM at Bow Tie Chelsea Cinemas in Manhattan, followed by a Q&A with the filmmakers (including director Carolyn Jones and producer Lisa Frank) and cast (the five remarkable nurses featured in the film).
Additional Manhattan screenings will be held on May 12, 14, & 15 at 8:00 PM at Cinema Village. In New Jersey, the film will open on May 8 at Digiplex Destinations theaters in Cranford and Sparta.
These screenings will culminate in a weeklong theatrical release at Quad Cinemas in Manhattan from May 16-22.
A portion of the proceeds from The American Nurse Project have been earmarked to a new scholarship program under the auspices of the American Nurses Foundation.
Official theatrical trailer: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=whnsMbl7KJ0
"At some point in our life each of us will encounter a nurse, whether it be as a patient or as a loved one," said filmmaker and photographer Carolyn Jones, director of THE AMERICAN NURSE. "And that one encounter can mean the difference between suffering and peace; between chaos and order. Nurses matter."
About the Filmmakers: Carolyn Jones (Director and Executive Producer) is an award-winning photographer and filmmaker who specializes in telling stories that shed light on issues of global concern. Her first book, Living Proof: Courage in the Face of AIDS, was published by Abbeville Press and accompanied by shows in Tokyo, Berlin, the USA, and at the United Nations World AIDS Conference. She directed a television series for Oxygen Media called "Womenshands" as well as "Women… on Family", a program for PBS. Carolyn founded the non-profit 100 People Foundation which creates educational films and curricula for school children worldwide. She has spent the last two years interviewing nurses from all over the country for the book and documentary film: THE AMERICAN NURSE.
As Director of Programs and Production for the 100 People Foundation, Lisa Frank (Producer) has traveled the globe to produce award-winning short documentaries on global issues for students worldwide. She founded a trans-Atlantic production company and produced a narrative short that screened at Cannes and the French-language documentary Démocratie en France which premiered in Paris and at the Alliance Française in New York City. She holds a B.S. in Theater from Northwestern University, and certificats des Beaux-Arts from L'Ecole Jacques Lecoq and L'Ecole Philippe Gaulier in Paris, where she also taught movement, dance and acrobatics.
The film will open for week-long runs at Digiplex Destinations theaters nationwide starting on May 8.
Arizona: Surprise IMAX
California: Apple Valley, Bonsall, Oceanside, Poway, Temecula
Connecticut: Bloomfield, Lisbon, Torrington
Maryland: Churchville
New Jersey: Cranford, Sparta
Pennsylvania: Bloomsburg, Camp Hill, Mechanicsburg, Reading, Selinsgrove, Williamsport
Ohio: Solon
Advance tickets are available at www.digiplexdest.com. For more theaters visit www.diginextfilms.com. Official movie site www.americannursemovie.com.


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December 8, 2015
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For the 12th year running, the NAILS Readers' Choice Awards honors your favorite professional nail products.
December 9, 2014
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The Choice is Up to You: We asked you what your favorite professional nail products are and you told us. Thanks for picking your favorites for NAILS 11th Annual Readers' Choice Awards.
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Since it is officially the holiday season, Christophe Salon in Newport Beach, Calif., spread some cheer by offering proceeds of their services to charity.
March 10, 2014
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This spring's mouth-watering shades take us back in time to the soda shoppe, with its dazzling array of colors on every shelf. From cool pastels to juicy citrus shades, we found the sweetest hues in every bottle.
February 19, 2014
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Seche's Perfectly Poised collection offers a slew of springtime colors that are long-lasting, fast-drying, and contemporary.
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As the enchantment of winter ascends upon the city, embrace the season of dark, sophisticated shades with Seche's Get Warm and Cozy collection.
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NAILS Readers' Choice Awards turns 10! We've tallied the votes and are happy to announce the winners of the 2013 NAILS Readers' Choice Awards.
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Let me take you on a journey through my eyes in to a world only seen in movies, music video's & video games. The Lost Dance of Hip Hop takes you over 10 years of documentation which captures the energy of B.boys battling freezing and their individual styles from all over the world.
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Common ENT symptoms:
Ear: Hearing loss or deafness, tinnitus, otorrhoea (ear discharge), tinnitus (a ringing,hissing or other noise heard in the ear), otalgia (ear pain), facial nerve weakness including Bell's Palsy, and vertigo or dizziness.
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Sept. 13, 2012
Coach Mora addresses media after Thursday's practice
The 22nd/23rd-ranked Bruins continued preparations for the battle on Saturday night against Houston. Running back Johnathan Franklin leads the nation in rushing after putting back-to-back 200-yard plus efforts together against Rice (214) and Nebraska (217). His individual per game rushing average of 215.5 yards per contest would rank 31st in the nation, as a team, out of 119 schools in the NCAA FBS. Franklin became UCLA's third back to rush for at least 200 yards in at least three games, joining Gaston Green (3) and Karim Abdul-Jabbar (3). Abdul-Jabbar rushed for over 200 yards in three straight contests in the 1995 season.
The game against Houston is the first of six remaining home contests in the Rose Bowl for the Bruins, including the next two weekends --- Houston (Sept. 15, 7:30 p.m. on Pac-12 Networks) and Oregon State (Sept. 22, 12:30 p.m. on ABC/ESPN2). For ticket information call 310-UCLA-WIN or visit uclabruins.com/tickets.


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My favorite part of story time is seeing the kids all wide-eyed and smiling. I like to use rhyming books in my story times because the children enjoy them. I think kids are pretty cool! They have wonderful imaginations.
When I grow up, I'd like to be a fairy godmother so I can make everyone's wishes come true. Ms. Frizzle is my favorite book character. If I could read one book at every story time, it would be Mrs. Brown's Children by Bonnie Books.
Miss Dawn
The kids' excitement & sharing a good time with them is the best part of story time. Children are so honest and innocent. I love to use interactive songs in story time. Tony Chestnut is not only funny, it's a great workout, too!
When I grow up, I want to be a student at Hogwarts because that is where the magic is real. Clever and independent Aunt Nancy is my favorite book character. I could read The Pigeon Wants a Puppy by Mo Willems every week—he's so dramatic
Miss Kylie
My favorite part of story time is being able to share my love of reading with the children. I like to use musical instruments, bean bags, and the flannel board during my story times. I love the enthusiasm of the children.
When I grow up, I want to be a mermaid so I can swim with the dolphins, whales, and manatees. I would read Where The Wild Things Are by Maurice Sendak at every story time if I could. Max and The Wild Things are my favorite characters.
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The best part of story time is singing. I love it when the kids try to sing, but aren't quite in rhythm yet. No matter what, I love to use songs with hand motions in my story times. Children are uninhibited about sharing their joy and excitement.
When I grow up, I want to be an actor on Sesame Street because I always wanted to live there when I was a kid. Also, I would want to be the princess in Once Upon a Cool Motorcycle Dude. She's powerful and beautiful at the same time.


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The Ossau Valley was once known as Ursialensis vallis, or ''Bear Vallley''. It stretches out for 70km from Pau to Laruns (lower Ossau). The valley is dotted with a multitude of medieval-looking villages, including Bielle, with its 15C and 16C houses,..
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Towering above the mountain stream, this castle built by Gaston Fébus in the 14C was transformed into a Renaissance palace by Marguerite d'Angoulême and took on its current appearance during the 19C, in the time of Louis-Philippe and Napoléon III. Th..
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Rue Mathieu-Lalanne F - 64000 Pau
This Fine Arts Museum makes no bones about placing a Greco next to a 1993 abstract painting... Here you will find work by Rubens, José de Ribera and Zurbaran, impressionists (Degas, Berthe Morisot, Armand Guillaumin) and different tendencies in conte..
4 Trespoey Quarter
Architecture, castles and historic districts
avenue Trespoey F - 64000 Pau
Located on a hill east of Pau, the avenue of the same name joins the Trespoey neighbourhood to the city. It was in the middle of the 19C that it propsered, the English middle-classes moved here and had some elaborate villas built, setting them in eno..
5 Bernadotte Museum
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8 rue Tran F - 64000 Pau
Marshall Bernadotte, whose family lived on the 2nd floor of this traditional pebbledash building, became king of Sweden in 1818 under the name of Charles XIV. His descendants still reign in Stockholm. The pomp of the upper salons contrasts greatly wi..
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This sport is practised on courts called plantiers with a 6.2kg ball and nine 96cm skittles, and is seen as the ancestor of bowling. Played from the Landes to the Aveyron, this sport has 650 official permit-holders in the Hautes-Pyrénées region.