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Well here comes the situation.
I used to have CompanyA for webhosting. (The hosting plan was a shared one). I decided to change the hosting provider and transfer my website to CompanyB, (exclusive IP).
The issue that i face is that my webpage is now displayed in two different IP addresses. So i decided to turn-off the website served by the CompanyA.
Now the problem is that my database driven website, served by CompanyB, is not driven anymore, although i have added the A record mssql.mywebsite.com with the ipaddress of the database. (The database is served by dedicated db's server).
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I use the Architekt theme for my site http:www.rentadesigner.info.
This theme has a feature that shows 3 post images, in my case 3 of my portfolio images, randomly in the sidebar with every new page.
Since i started useing 'Post types order' this feature is blocked/not functioning and my site only shows 3 fixed images. So on every new page the same 3 images of the top 3 posts appear.
Is there a way to still be able to re-order the posts how i like them and still have the random images in the sidebar?
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Kiran keen on scripting his story, not history
By GS Vasu | ENS - HYDERABAD
Published: 31st August 2013 07:27 AM
Last Updated: 31st August 2013 12:13 PM
What is Chief Minister N Kiran Kumar Reddy up to on the question of division of Andhra Pradesh on which his views are by now too well-known?
After he publicly spoke against Delhi's decision for the second time Thursday, Congressmen and leaders of other parties were engaged in reading the fine-print but Express has authoritatively learnt this: a) he is clear that there is no question of the Centre going back on bifurcation and, on the contrary, would try its best to stick to the time limit — Dec; and b) there is no question of Kiran trying to form a new party.
At the same time, he does not want to give an impression that he has surrendered meekly to Delhi. He would like to utilize every opportunity to drive home the point that despite holding the CM's post, he has not hesitated to champion Seemandhra's cause. In other words, he would like history to record his dissent. Kiran also seems to be revelling in the feedback he is getting that whenever he raises the concerns of Andhra and Rayalaseema, it is being appreciated by people of the two regions — something that has eluded State and Union Ministers.
However, what is also clear is that neither Kiran's stance in favour of united Andhra Pradesh nor the manner in which he is highlighting the concerns of Seemandhra are helping the party recover in the regions. In fact, some ministers are of the view that what he is doing is intended only to protect his "personal image" and he is unlikely to defy the party high command. They are unhappy that he has not been sharing information about his meetings with the party top brass. No wonder, MPs from Andhra are battling it out on their own while state ministers are visiting Delhi without any purpose.
On the other side, Kiran is reportedly claiming that if there is one leader who has the guts to speak up, it's him. "The PCC chief is almost silent and Union Ministers are only making murmurs. If I also keep quiet, who else will speak?" seems to be the line he is parroting. Interestingly, his comments against division on Thursday came at a time when there were reports of some Union Ministers contemplating resignations. Is it a case of one-upmanship or each leader trying to keep himself afloat, fully conscious of the end result?
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Inside Woodshop
We trekked to San Francisco's foggy Outer Sunset neighborhood to check out Woodshop, a collective of four artist and designers who came together through a shared interest in craft, design, and surfing. The studio consists of Luke Bartels, who creates custom furniture from local hardwoods; wooden surfboard maker Danny Hess; Josh Duthie, who reinvents old chairs with new ideas; and the artist and sign painter Jeff Canham. After I poked around the front showroom (open by appointment only), Bartels took me around their 2,100-square foot woodshop and studio, one of the coolest workspaces I've seen.
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Alex Randall is not your typical lighting designer. In lieu of new materials, the British lighting designer raids salvage yards and taxidermy shops to create truly innovative and often creepy 'bespoke' lighting installations. Whether you find them magnetic or repellent—or, most likely, a seductive mixture of the two—you won't soon forget her Rat Lamp or Squirrel Wall Lights, both of which debuted at The Future Perfect in New York during ICFF.
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"Pieces from a Larger Puzzle," an exhibition at the Istituto Italiano di Cultura—a 1950s building in Westwood designed by Robert Alexander, Richard Neutra's partner—of Italian artist, architect and designer Gaetano Pesce's work, on display through August 31, spans more than 40 years and covers his myriad designs, from his jiggly poured polyurethane resin vases to his famous womblike La Mamma chairs of expanded polyurethane foam with a self-inflating core. The student of architect Carlo Scarpa, Pesce, who was born in Italy and is based in New York, is known for his innovative and extensive use of resin and plastic, about which he has said, "The materials of the future for me are flexible, translucent, elastic and colorful." Among the mix of joyfully presented objects of these materials, inscribed on the back wall of the gallery space, was another Pesce allusion to things to come: "The future is a very beautiful creature…the past is not."
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Meeting with survivors in Tacloban on Sunday, WFP Executive Director Ertharin Cousin acknowledged the strength of the local people, who are working shoulder-to-shoulder with WFP and other relief organizations to respond to the disaster.
"What I've seen in Tacloban today is the incredible resilience of the Philipino people. These people are not asking for a handout, they're asking for a hand up to rebuild their lives," Cousin said, after helping to distribute High Energy Biscuits to children at a local high school that has been turned into an evacuation centre.
Since 13 November, family food packs with rice for more than 760,000 people, plus High Energy Biscuits for 33,000 people have been dispatched to shelters in 24 municipalities on Leyte Island, as well as in Tacloban City, where Cousin also met with government officials.
"Some of these people have lost everything. But what they do have from WFP is access to nutritious food," Cousin said. "WFP has been working tirelessly with our government counterpart, the Department of Social Welfare and Development, to get food out to the affected people. Together, we are working to overcome logistical challenges and are scaling up the number of people reached every day."
On Monday, Cousin is scheduled to visit Roxas City on the island of Payan, located west of Leyte Island. WFP is establishing a logistics hub in Roxas, in addition to a hub on Cebu Island, and other hubs in the communities of Ormoc and Guiuan on Leyte Island.
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COLUMBIA -- South Carolina defensive lineman Melvin Ingram, the reigning two-time Southeastern Conference defensive player of the week, entered Tuesday's weekly press conference with a walking boot on his left foot.
Ingram, who leads the SEC in sacks (5.5) and tackles for loss (7.5), injured his foot against Auburn and is listed as doubtful for this Saturday's game with Kentucky. He is not expected to practice this week.
Gamecocks defensive coordinator Ellis Johnson told a Columbia radio station that Ingram would probably not play this weekend.
South Carolina head coach Steve Spurrier is a little more optimistic. "(Ingram) thinks he can play. Now whether or not the trainers and doctors clear him, we'll just have to wait and see," Spurrier said. "He's definitely not going to practice this week. There's a chance he may not be able to play this week."
Spurrier said it's not the same foot Ingram injured that forced him to miss the entire 2008 season.
"That's the good news," Spurrier said.
Ingram said he won't know his status until later in the week. "I really don't know, it's a day-by-day thing."
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On at least two occasions during South Carolina's final possession against Auburn, the Gamecocks' offense had just 10 players on the field. It happened earlier in the game as well, Spurrier confirmed Tuesday.
"We were changing formations and a guy came out and that was my fault," Spurrier said. "We wanted to stick Alshon (Jeffery) in the position where we could hopefully get him down the field. So we had a little confusion, a guy came out. Fortunately, we didn't have any penalties."
On one play, an observant Bruce Ellington noticed the Gamecocks were a player short and ran onto the field and played running back.
"Bruce Ellington ran in there and played tailback one play," Spurrier said with a chuckle. "Did you see that? Somebody said there's 10 in there. He ran in there and stood back there next to Stephen (Garcia). I think when he hit Alshon down there."
Auburn had some similar substitution issues.
"They had 10 on the field a few times, too," Spurrier said. "That first touchdown that we threw to Alshon, Auburn had 10 defensive guys on that play."
Nunn likely out
USC left tackle Kyle Nunn was in street clothes on Monday and didn't practice again on Tuesday because of a nagging back injury.
Nunn missed last weekend's game with Auburn.
"Kyle still has a bad back," Spurrier said. "He hasn't practiced yet, so he's doubtful."
Rokevious Watkins will most likely move from right tackle and start at left tackle, and backup Cody Gibson will start in place of Watkins at right tackle. Spurrier said that true freshman Mike Matulis will be worked into the rotation at tackle. Matulis started against Auburn, but was pulled from the lineup in the first half after a holding penalty and giving up a sack.
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Running back Kenny Miles continues to recover from a sprained wrist. Miles, who rushed for 626 yards during the 2009 season, has played in three games, but has just one rushing attempt. He came into the season listed as Marcus Lattimore's backup. Miles was wearing a cast at Monday's practice.
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"Oh my gosh, another one my size!"
Josh falls on the big side of the charts and Addy on the small side....
but they're just a few weeks apart in age.
Josh got the deer in headlights look when my camera came out.
Sharing so early on...
They were really cute together.
"If you get the ball then I get your forehead."
Ben's playing shy but he did let me take a picture of him with Grammy.
Ben's first word was "tractor"
He LOVES John Deere.
He wanted to help Grammy feed Addy.
He obliged and looked for one picture.
Aunt Twila and Uncle Ken love getting their hands on the babies.
Twila's having a hard time getting his attention when I'm sticking the camera in his face.
Josh was content in Uncle Ken's arms for quite some time.
Ben liked opening the gifts more than anything else.
Busy at work here...
Ken and Twila soaking up the babies.
back to gifts!
Ben's cousins, Hannah and Julia thought they could help.
Larry is sharing a laugh with Aaron and Amy.
Looks like Matthew is getting a bit sleepy.
Emily enjoying some play time with Addy.
Tim's aunt and grandma were able to come to the party too.
Hannah is showing Ben how the magic pen works.
What a great time with family to celebrate Ben's 2nd birthday!!
Getting ready to eat.
Ben with his grandpa Ron.
John Deere cake, plates, napkins, tablecloth...how cool is that?!
Addy's first time in the high chair.
Ben is excited to blow out his candle.....
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Here he goes!
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Google Earth lets you view the world from space and zoom in on towns, roads, and even buildings. We'll show you how to travel the planet from your Linux desktop.
Google Earth [1] brings hi-res aerial views of the whole Earth to your computer desktop. The latest full release, Google Earth 4, integrates satellite and aerial images with Wikipedia text [2], 3D models, and photos from Panoramio [3]. We tried out version 4 in Linux and found the journey quite pleasing – but if you ever decide to integrate your own 3D model, you may need Windows or MacOS.
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Hospitalized with a knee injury, Harm is forced to take action when the Hamas, a terrorist Islamic Resistance group, takes the hospital hostage. An Israeli diplomat undergoing a heart transplant provides the Hamas terrorists with the perfect negotiating tool. They take over the operating room -- as well as the entire hospital -- and use the diplomat as leverage while demanding the release of one of their imprisoned leaders. Meanwhile, Mac is trapped in the hospital cafeteria trying to negotiate with two terrorists.moreless
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Goof: When Harm is talking to the police the last time, he says that the elevator is locked off at the 4th floor. However, when Mac goes to the elevator a few seconds later, the door indicator shows that it's stopped on the 3rd floor.
Harm: (seeing the doctor's been wounded) What happened?
Doctor: Oh, little language problem. How do you say, 'Stay where you are or I'll pistol whip you' in Farsi? (Mac rattles something off in that language) Sounded just like that.
Harm: (attempting to assist a woman in labor) He wants to know how many centimeters you're dilated.
Pregnant Woman: Oh, it feels as big as the Grand Canyon! (Harm flinches away from looking at her genitals) Oh, come on, I've got nothing you haven't seen before! (he looks) Well?!
Harm: Well, I can honestly say I've never seen that before.
Temir: (pointing a gun at Walter) Where is Harmon Rabb?!
Walter: Oh, he's probably looking for you! Hah, if you're start enough, you'll hightail it out of here before he finds you!
Temir: Huh, but I fear no man.
Walter: Yeah, well I guess that makes you stupid as well as annoying. I sure as Sam Hill would hate to have a Navy SEAL hunting me down like a mad dog!
Temir: He is a Navy SEAL?
Walter: Yeah, a real killer. He'll sneak up on you and snap your skinny chicken neck just like that! I know! I taught that boy everything!
Temir: And, you are...?
Walter: Admiral Walter Hume, United States Navy, Covert Operations!
Walter (Handing the newborn baby to its mother): I told you Missy...I may be old, but I haven't forgotten what the plumbing looks like.
Walter: (when Harm asks him to help one of the terrorists) Yup, the old Helsinki Syndrome...
Actually, the psychological state in which hostages express positive feelings towards their captors is called the Stockholm Syndrome. It was named after an incident in Sweden in 1973 in which captives held for nearly a week by a gang of bank robbers defended their captors after their release. The captors, having treated their hostages relatively humanely over an extended period of time, created a feeling of gratitude in their captives, even to the point of feeling that their captors had actually saved their lives by not having killed them when they were completely at their mercy.
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Lisabella's Bar & Bistro, a Port Aransas mainstay for fine dining since 2005, anchors the vibrant Town Center with a casually elegant yet family friendly setting.Laudedby Texas Monthly as "extraordinary," Lisabella's serves up fresh, coastal cuisine in an elegant yet relaxed and family friendly atmosphere. A monthly wine dinner is hosted in the off-season that will rock the most discerning palate. Click here for Lisabella's Menu.
A Barista, a bar, a café with casual but exciting fare; a place to hang out with friends and neighbors – in your bathing suit and flip flops. A place that one can kick back with an amazing Bloody Mary, a Mimosa or Bellini made with fresh OJ, or a glass of vino. Hungry? Lunch menu includes a variety of sandwiches, pizzas and salads made with only the freshest produce. Off season hours are: Fridays and Saturdays from noon to 6pm. Call 361-749-0422 for more information.


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The display was still showing things but the keyboard and mouse weren't working, ssh wasn't working and neither was ftp. After a power cycle the system came back fine. What would have caused this?
The system was up for about 2 weeks (and last used about 8 hours before this occurred.)
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(noun) A doll created by Lilo in the movie Lilo and Stitch.
"This is scrump! I made her myself!"
بواسطة lilo-stitch مايو/أيار 24, 2006
to have convenient sex; usually brief and decidedly unromantic; uncontentious and often with a friend or an indifferent ex.; could be laden with guilt, but isn't;
we lived on the same floor freshman year, sometimes down to scrump when other plans failed.
بواسطة might. مارس/آذَار 9, 2005
A male or female who has no clue. Completely out of the loop on life and helpless. One who lacks confidence/success/carisma/hygene/common sense. Needs direction.
He went to the gym today with holes all in his socks...what a SCRUMP!
My husband has skidmarks in his underwear, so scrumpy.
My husband has skidmarks in his underwear, so scrumpy.
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"hey baby wanna scrump?"
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The combination of lemon, thyme, and a light, buttery glaze makes this chicken a special dinner dish
Prep Time: prep 15 mins, plus standing
Cooking Time: cook 1 hr
Serves: makes 4 servings
- 1 chicken, about 4lb ( 1.8kg), jointed into 8 pieces
- salt and freshly ground black pepper
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- 1 tbsp butter, softened
- 1 tbsp olive oil
- 2 tsp chopped thyme
- 2 garlic cloves, minced
- 1 / 2 cup dry white wine
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- Preheat the oven to 400°F (200°C). Spread the chicken in a single layer in a roasting pan. Season with salt and pepper.
- Grate the lemon zest into a bowl. Add the butter, oil, thyme, and garlic, and combine.
- Dot the lemon and thyme mixture evenly over the chicken. Cut the reserved lemon into chunks and tuck around the chicken. Pour the wine over the chicken.
- Roast the chicken for 50-60 minutes. Turn and baste the chicken occasionally, until the chicken is golden brown and the juices run clear when the meat is pierced with a knife. Add a little more wine if the juices cook away. Serve hot.
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Leyle, A really enjoyable, interesting page! The wildflowers are so pretty, and those stone dwellings remind me of parts of South Australia.
Leyle, who would have thought an isolated place like Cue would hold such wonders! Amazing photos and info of the wonderful solid old buildings, Walga Rock & its artwork, beautiful flowers and, of course, the work of John Hawes! What a great page this is!
Interesting page on a town and area I know nothing about. We will probably get here one day in our future years!
Nice look at the history surrounding the gold rush days!
A fascinating page, it seems I shall have to add the Cue region to the 'visiting list' when I join Grey Nomads. The boat painting 300km inland and the Hawes legacy of buildings are quite amazing.
What a wonderful region, Leyle :-))) I would love to see the desert in bloom and the rock paintings and spend some time in a farmhouse :-) Interesting story about John Hawes, incredible man !!
I was clueless when I clicked on "Cue", an interesting place. What a gold mine with such beautiful desert blooms and even emu road crossings. Thanks for sharing such a wonderful place in Australia. Cheers, SL :)
Great tips on the historical gold trail... and not many people I know have actually see the Wreath Leschenaultia... thanks for sharing :~)
These tips seem to be right on Cue.
This half ghost, half living town of Cue is amazing! I enjoyed you emus photos as well as the valleys covered with flowers!
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FORT LEE, Va. (June 30, 2011) --Twenty-one cub scouts experienced the adventure and honor of Army life during a special Fort Lee visit Friday that included participation in the installation's evening "Retreat" ceremony.
Sgt. 1st Class Randall Reed from Headquarters and Headquarters Company, CASCOM, greeted the parents and boys from Colonial Heights Pack 160 as they assembled in a parking lot near building 6235 along Front Access Road. Moments before the arrival, he made note of his past accomplishments as an Eagle Scout and said he was proud to "give something back."
"Patriotism and positive values are a big part of scouting, and that's what today is all about," said the 33-year-old from Azle, Texas. "You can serve your country in many different ways - they do it as scouts and we do it as Soldiers - it's a simple matter of knowing what's right and following that path regardless of the challenges or the hard work involved. Hopefully, they will remember this experience and keep doing the right things. Maybe some of them will even join the Army in the future."
In true military fashion, the visiting scouts were divided into manageable squads - led by Staff Sgt. Jose Flores and Sgt. 1st Class James Mills - before they began their tour. During their first stop, they rotated through two demonstrations. Sgt. 1st Class Colin Dayton provided instruction on the HMMWV Egress Assistance Trainer, or HEAT for short, which is used to teach troops how to survive and escape from vehicle roll-overs in a tactical environment. Sgt. 1st Class James Laborde welcomed the scouts to the Engagement Skills Trainer (a computerized marksmanship range) where the lesson of the day was to "listen to your battle buddy and avoid actions that are unsafe."
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Moore also discussed the purpose of the tour, noting that respect for the military and those who serve is goal No. 1. "Hopefully, they will see some of the similarities like wearing a uniform and being a member of a brotherhood that's respectful and honorable. That's what scouting is all about. On top of that, I wanted them to have fun. They work very hard on community projects all year and this visit is a great reward."
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- Release Date: Nov 14, 2002
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- Summary: Revolutionary Hand Control: Unprecedented control over both hands lets you make lightning-quick steals, monster shot blocks, and crossover dribbles. NBA Speed, NBA Power: Hundreds of new animations, including new signature moves. "D Up": Amazing control and new shot blocking animations bringRevolutionary Hand Control: Unprecedented control over both hands lets you make lightning-quick steals, monster shot blocks, and crossover dribbles. NBA Speed, NBA Power: Hundreds of new animations, including new signature moves. "D Up": Amazing control and new shot blocking animations bring defense to life. Real NBA Coaches: All the NBA head coaches are courtside in full 3D, reacting to the on-court action. Brand-new Commentary: Over 5,000 new lines keep the commentary fresh throughout the entire LIVE season. [EA Sports]… Expand
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Play MagazineDebuting in this '03 renewal is the EA Sports "freestyle" control. Wihout question, it WILL change the way you play basketball games...forever. [Nov 2002, p.88]
A complete game. It looks good and it plays great. A few AI drawbacks aside, this is hands down the best basketball simulation on the market.
The PC version unquestionably has the best online features of any of the game's versions, since it lets you create clubs and track various stats online.
It's even more exciting because of the wonderfully implemented Freestyle controls.
Score some points, hand over the ball and watch the opposition do the same: it gets quite monotonous and struggles to replicate the soaring, athletic ballet of its subject matter.
PC GamerIt's certainly impressive in its own over-the-top way, but if you're looking for depth and strategy in a basketball game, you'll be thoroughly disappointed. [Feb 2003, p.76]
Computer Games MagazineThe game plays as if it's on a cocaine buzz... It's packed with non stop dunks, supersonic fast breaks, and point guards that block three-pointers with relative ease. [Feb 2003, p.84]
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All-starJul 1, 2004LOVE IT LIVE!!!
MarkusB.Apr 19, 2003The best part is the hardwood classic jerseys.
KarlD.Dec 9, 2002Great basketball game, the freestyle control is used just well enough to do a great game. Graphics and replays are superb. Excellent!
YoyoMay 11, 2003I'm not an employee so halie b stick it.
ChikuR.Apr 30, 2003One of the best i've seen!
WajdyF.May 16, 2003Blocking and dunking is relatively easy (The Players Jump too high on defense). It is a great game though.
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President Obama tapped longtime McKinsey and Company executive Beth Cobert as his nominee to serve as deputy director for management at the Office of Management and Budget. Cobert has worked in various positions at McKinsey since 1984. According to a brief biography supplied by the White House, Cobert is McKinsey's Global Leader for Functional Capability Building, responsible for training the firm's 9,000-strong consulting staff. She also plays a leading role in the firm's sales and marketing practice, and is the chair of McKinsey's pension fund.
Throughout Cobert's career at the consulting firm, she has specialized in financial services, telecommunications and healthcare, with an emphasis on marketing and strategy. She currently works in McKinsey's San Francisco office.
In her new post, Cobert will be charged with leading Obama's planned data-driven management agenda, which was announced in July. The influential post includes oversight of a huge swath of federal policy and management, including personnel management and performance, IT investments, e-Government, financial management and procurement policy. The job has been held in an acting capacity since Jeffrey Zients left the post to serve as acting OMB director in January 2012.
Cobert's future boss, OMB Director Sylvia Mathews Burwell, did a stint as an associate at McKinsey from 1990 to 1992, before joining the National Economic Council during the Clinton administration. Assuming she is confirmed, Cobert will take over for Steven VanRoekel, who is doing double duty as federal CIO and acting deputy director for management.
In an emailed statement, Burwell said she was "incredibly pleased" by Cobert's appointment. She also thanked VanRoekel for his stint in the top management job, and for his work on Obama's new management agenda. "I look forward to working with Steve in the months ahead in continuing the progress we're making on the Administration's tech agenda as well as the development of the Second Term Management Agenda to make our government more efficient and effective, delivering impact to communities across the country," Burwell said.
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SEOUL, March 18 (Yonhap) -- South Korea's households and non-profit agencies held the largest amount of excess funds in 2012, since data has been available, as heightened economic uncertainty curtailed their spending, the central bank said Monday.
The value of excess funds held by households and non-profit organizations amounted to 86.5 trillion won (US$77.6 billion) in 2012, up from 54.9 trillion won the previous year, according to the Bank of Korea (BOK).
The 2012 data marked the largest amount since 2003 when the BOK began to compile related data.
Excess funds refer to the volume of money that remains after people manage available funds via deposits and stock investments.
"The data means that economic uncertainty led more people to refrain from spending even though overall income growth improved from a year earlier," Jeong Yu-seong, the head of the BOK's flow of funds team, said at a press conference.
Jeong said that households and others increased the holding of such extra funds as the sluggish property market led them to be wary of buying homes and investing in real estate.
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Korea's household debt problems are cited as the main bugbear for policymakers as high household indebtedness crimps consumer spending, hurting the economic growth. Korea's household credit reached a record 959.4 trillion won as of end-2012.
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Local firms' capital shortages amounted to 59.9 trillion won last year, compared with 76.9 trillion won in 2011.
The money that local firms gained through bank loans and debt sales amounted to 127.9 trillion won last year, down from 151.3 trillion won in 2011, indicating that weak facility investment curtailed their demand for bank loans, the central bank said.
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Blair Dickey was the standout for an Amarillo High defense which posted its second straight shutout, a 27-0 victory against Lubbock Coronado to open District 2-5A. Dickey, a cornerback, had three interceptions and recorded four tackles. Heath Herrington led the Sandies offensively with 97 yards rushing and two touchdowns on 23 carries.
Zack Lopez had 10 catches for 122 yards in Hereford's 42-28 victory against Canyon. Jose Valle had 103 yards rushing on 17 carries.
Dalton Brooks completed 20-of-28 passes for 254 yards and two touchdowns and ran for 59 yards and a score in Tascosa's 28-14 District 2-5A victory against Lubbock Monterey, its first victory against the Plainsmen in 12 years.
Connor Moore completed 22-of-35 passes for a career high 293 yards and two touchdowns in Canyon's 42-28 loss to Hereford. The Eagles' Chris Rhoten caught eight passes for 135 yards, including a 73-yard touchdown, and ran 4 yards for a touchdown.
Gerardo Ruiz completed 29-of-49 passes for 313 yards and two touchdowns for Caprock in its season-opening 28-27 loss to Borger. Senior running back Jamar Johnson rushed 11 times for 82 yards and two touchdowns and had six catches for 56 yards and a score.
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Trent Kirklin accounted for 264 yards total offense in Borger's come-from-behind 28-27 win against Caprock. He completed 12-of-24 passes for 155 yards and two touchdowns while rushing 13 times for 109 yards, including a 87-yard TD. Andrew Murga caught seven passes for 94 yards, including TD receptions of 5 and 8 yards.
Shane Hodge carried 18 times for 83 yards and two touchdowns and caught five passes for 21 yards in Perryton's 48-21 loss to Bushland. Quarterback C.J. Swift completed 15-of-24 passes for 142 yards and one TD.
Noah Jesko completed 15-of-33 passes for 216 yards and two touchdowns in Dalhart's 24-0 win against Guymon, Okla., while receiver Thomas Allen caught five passes for 86 yards.
Crockett Gillmore caught four passes for 77 yards and one TD, was in on eight tackles, had two sacks and was credited with a big hit in Bushland's win against Perryton. Tyler Moore was in on seven tackles (3 solos), caused a fumble and recovered one and had another tackle for a loss.
Marty Puga completed 14 passes for 210 yards and rushed 15 times for 54 yards and a touchdown in Dimmitt's 36-14 loss to Hale Center. Gus Ruiz caught four passes for 94 yards.
Juan Sanchez had 14 tackles and carried seven times for 31 yards and a touchdown in Muleshoe's 55-14 win against Portales, N.M. Sergio Montejano graded 94 percent in the offensive line, had 11 pancake blocks and seven downfield blocks.
Noe Saenz was in on 16 tackles with five for losses and rushed for 90 yards on 13 carries with one TD in Friona's 20-14 win against Littlefield. Joey Dickson completed 15-of-21 passes for 182 yards and two touchdowns.
Chris Perez rushed for 100 yards on five carries and scored on runs of 22 and 26 yards in River Road's 54-0 win against West Texas High. Dylan Woodfin added 94 yards rushing and scored on runs of 13, 3 and 22 yards.
Trey Hall caught eight passes for 133 yards and two touchdowns in Panhandle's 36-28 win against White Deer, while quarterback Jacob Cameron completed 16-of-21 passes for 214 yards and five TDs.
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Bryce Cummings carried 17 times for 133 yards and two TDs, intercepted a pass and was in on two tackles in Stratford's 35-19 win against Sundown. Chris Hart was in on 16 tackles, including nine solos, and had a sack. Michael Ortega caught three passes for 79 yards and a TD.
Johnny Gaines ran for two touchdowns, completed 7-of-10 passes for 97 yards and two TDs, kicked four extra points, was in on six tackles and caused a fumble in Clarendon's 56-6 win against Vega. Mike Crump carried six times for 107 yards and two TDs, was in on six tackles, recovered a fumble and had three sacks.
Colton Wilson carried 29 times for 196 yards and three touchdowns and intercepted a pass in Sunray's 35-12 win against Sanford-Fritch. Quarterback Ty Dooley completed 12-of-17 passes for 235 yards and two TDs, rushed for 53 yards on 16 carries and was in on nine tackles. Braiden Cartrite caught six passes for 153 yards and a touchdown and intercepted a pass.
Desmond Fox carried 21 times for 120 yards and two touchdowns and was in on eight tackles in Bovina's 30-12 win against Sudan. Rolando Perez rushed for 57 yards on six carries, had five tackles, including two for losses, and had two quarterback hurries.
Barrett McCormick had 13 tackles, including five solos, and knocked down one pass in Canadian's 35-26 win against Abernathy. Michael Ochoa was in on five tackles and graded out at 98 percent as the offensive center. Braden Hudson carried 10 times for 76 yards and scored two TDs and was in on six tackles, with three of them solos.
Westin Williams completed 12-of-16 passes for 120 yards and three touchdowns and rushed for 77 yards on three carries in Wellington's 57-0 win against Hollis, Okla. He also returned a punt 55 yards for a TD.
Colby Read carried nine times for 99 yards and caught three passes in Farwell's 15-13 loss to Plains. Landry Actkinson completed 14-of-27 passes for 163 yards and one TD, while Colton Christian caught seven passes for 116 yards and a touchdown.
Brandon Montgomery ran for two touchdowns and threw for two in White Deer's 36-28 loss to Panhandle.
Geraldo Padilla carried 19 times for 113 yards, while James Murphy rushed 12 times for 60 yards and a TD and caught a touchdown pass in Boys Ranch's 19-14 win against Arbor Christian. DeJon Hoye was in on five tackles, with two of them solos, caused a fumble, had a sack and another tackle for a loss.
Taylor Stephenson caught 10 passes for 119 yards in Booker's 33-19 victory against Hooker, Okla.
Michael Gaines carried 16 times for 125 yards, including a 45-yard touchdown, in Wheeler's 27-7 win against Spearman.
Jacob Torres had a huge game in Groom's 63-31 win against Silverton. He rushed for 251 yards and five touchdowns and threw for 225 yards and two TDs. Eric Torres had 106 receiving yards with two TDs and ran for 56 yards and a touchdown. Tyler Babcock had 14 tackles and a fumble recovery and rushed for one TD and 61 yards, while Taylor Fields had 11 tackles, 50 yards passing, 38 receiving and 8 rushing.
Derrek Ruthardt ran for 133 yards and three touchdowns and returned a kickoff 56 yards for a touchdown in San Jacinto Christian's win against the Lubbock Titans home-school team.
Jacob Hancock rushed for 255 yards and scored six touchdowns in Valley's 54-30 win against Vernon Northside that gave Patriots head coach Bret Tyler his 100th career win.
Keenan Lott passed for 293 yards and five touchdowns, while Trever Czubinski ran for 182 yards and three TDs in Lefors' 80-57 win against Fort Elliott. Wakely Pairsh caught four passes for 189 yards and three touchdowns.
Colbey Hanson carried 34 times for 317 yards and scored eight TDs in Fort Elliott's loss to Lefors.
Braden Blau threw a touchdown pass, caught one and ran for another in Follett's 46-0 win against Hart. Boone Tyson ran for a TD, passed for one and caught a TD pass.
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Next Tales game shows up in Famitsu scan
All Games Beta has a Famitsu scan showing some artwork for the next Tales game. It's a new "mothership" release which asks you if you'd be willing to smash the world for a girl. Who wouldn't. Namco Bandai's Tales franchise spans 14 core releases, plus about 20 assorted spin-offs and remakes as well as cross-media dealios, but is only patchily localised, so cross your fingers.
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I have had a canvas photo print for 7 1/2 years now and it is starting to crack/peel. Is there anything that I can put over it to protect it? I am not sure what the shop did that I got it from. But I would like to protect it from here on out. Thank you!
If it has already started to crack/peel, there is probably nothing that you can do to save it im afraid.
Some shops will spray a lacquer/sealant onto canvas prints - in the short term they look better as they make the colours "pop", however as the canvas stretches with time, the lacquer cant so it cracks. (this also depends on the quality of the original materials)
You could possibly try re-lacquering it.