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Director Antonio Méndez Esparza's feature-length debut, Aquí y Allá, garnered the Critic's Week Prize at the 2012 Cannes Film Festival. Pedro returns to his village in Mexico after years of working in the U.S. to reunite with the family he left behind. His daughters have grown up without him, and while he re-establishes himself as father and husband, he tries to realize his dream of starting a band—his own version of the '"American Dream." He struggles to balance the life he had "there" and the life he returns to. From the get-go, we are intimate observers of the imminent and painful collapse of the situation.
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Federer stunned by del Potro in US Open final (Forbes)
Normally so cool, so consistent, so in control of his emotions and his matches, Roger Federer let the U.S. Open championship slip from his grasp.
Two points from victory against inexperienced, unheralded Juan Martin del Potro of Argentina, two points from a sixth consecutive title at Flushing Meadows and a record-extending 16th Grand Slam overall, Federer, quite simply, fell apart Monday.
He railed at the chair umpire. His legs grew weary. His double-faults mounted. He could not figure out a way to stop the 6-foot-6 del Potro from pounding forehand after forehand past him. In a result as surprising for who lost as how it happened, del Potro came back to win his first Grand Slam title by upsetting Federer 3-6, 7-6 (5), 4-6, 7-6 (4), 6-2.
Federer's U.S. Open Streak Ends in Emotional Loss to Del Potro (Bloomberg.com)
Roger Federer was rolling toward his record-tying sixth consecutive U.S. Open championship when a line challenge got in the way.
"I got off to a pretty good start, and had things under control as well in the second set," Federer said. "I think that one cost me the match eventually. But I had many chances before that to make the difference. So it was tough luck today, but I thought Juan Martin played great. I thought he hung in there and gave himself chances, and in the end was the better man."
Del Potro beats Federer in US Open final (Belfast Telegraph)
Roger Federer's five-year reign as US Open champion has come to an end following a four-hour battle with Juan Martin del Potro last night.
The two men shared the first four sets, but the world number one began to flag in the decider.
Federer was typically gracious in defeat, saying he had a great tournament, but del Potro was the best competitor.
Del Potro leaves Federer in daze with US Open win (Washington Post)
Roger Federer sat in his sideline chair, listening to the music, gazing into the distance - the glassy-eyed look of a defeated man.
The owner of the most Grand Slam titles in history - maybe the best player of all time - finally lost at the U.S. Open, but not to Rafael Nadal, Andy Roddick or even Andy Murray.
Juan Martin del Potro puts thrilling end to Roger Federer's US Open reign (Times Online)
For Federer, it was a remarkable end to an incredible year that began with him unable to stem the tears at the Australian Open when he lost an epic five-set battle to Nadal. His first French Open triumph changed everything and, when he won Wimbledon, he broke the record of wins in grand-slam tournaments set by Pete Sampras. Win No 16 was agonisingly close but Del Potro snatched it away from him with a brilliant performance.
totally agree with u ... and i want u to notice
one more thing.. that thereturnoftheking***
always appear in this site only when roger
lose amatch , so don't get the headache to your self and leave him dying d
ok thank u for the advice
it seems that u are not one of ROGER'S fan
so go and support one of your nono kids players and leave the best player in the history alone ,,,,, ok ?
Remember I told you that you'll lose this one, but your 'll win the french and Wimbledon. My prediction was right. But is not because your aponet is a better player, but is destin to happen. Your passing shot is not perfect today, but
thank you and best wish to your family
The press as usual is totally superficial and boring the hell with them.
And I didnt mention this before because it is irrelevant, but about your little argument with the chair umpire that by the way behaved poorly and didnt do a
I'm so disappointed to see such a post like yours and it clearly shows that u are not fed fan.

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Little League Minors. Bases loaded, 1 out. Batter hits pop up to 3rd base. No umpire signal for infield fly (and I assume that doesn't matter--that teams should be aware when IFF is in effect). Runner on 3rd takes off for home as the ball is hit. F5 catches ball and steps on 3rd for double play before runner can get back to base (realizing he made a mistake by taking off).
Umpires meet to discuss and rule runner safe (put him back on 3rd) and situation for next batter became bases loaded with 2 outs (rather than having the double play end the inning)
Was that the correct call?
Some felt it was NOT b/c runner made the error on his own (should have known to get back to base on the pop up with less than 2 outs). (This was my opinion of the situation--that inning should have been over).
Others felt it was the right call saying basically "free walkbacks" for runners when IFF is called.
From the RIM,
"Whether the ball is an infield fly or not is solely the judgment of the umpire and may not be protested. However, if the umpires forget to call the Infield Fly because of absent-mindedness the situation must be corrected. The defense must not be allowed to get a double play when the Infield Fly should have been called. Make the belated call and get the situation corrected the way the rule was intended."
Hope that helps your sit.
As far as " free walkbacks" when IFF is called, I disagree. The ball is live, runners advance at their own risk and are subject to be put out.
The above quote from the RIM covers the Umpire NOT calling IFF,
Just a suggestion, if you post this in the OBR section of this board, you'll get a little more action. I ended up here by mistake.
In terms of the spirit of the game for minors LL, I think the umps did the right thing--that is my opinion only. They didn't call IFF and corrected the situation. The 7 year old that got picked on 3b learned something about baserunning, so that was a good outcome.
But, my disagreement with the umps was strictly from a LL rules perspective. Based on what you posted, it looks like I was wrong about that too. Thanks for responding.
I am a Licensed IHSAA (Indiana High School Athletic Assn), CBUA (College Baseball Umpire Assn) and Little League Certified & Cal Ripkin Certified Umpire. The rules are simply that if there is an IFF, that the batter is out and the runners advance at their own risk. Regardless of a bone headed umpire forgetting to call the IFF, the rules ALWAYS supercedes a bone headed umpire and should stand... The kid who left base should of been out! That would of been 2 outs, inning over.
Put pressure on your league to hire qualified umpires to call your games and stop having parents or specatators making calls. If the kids are going to learn the game the proper way, they need to learn the rules.
For rule see NFHS 8-4-1j, 8-4-2j
One other thought... The IFF Rule is a "judgement" call... The fielder has to be able to catch the ball with "ordinary effort".... If it is a windy day or the defense has shown the tendency to drop easy pop ups, an umpire could choose to not call it... However, with what you described, the rule should always stand and the baserunners then advance at their own risk.
Umpire Chris,
Impressive resume indeed. If I was looking for a rule interp or guidance for LL, I believe the LL RIM is the correct source. The instructor comment is there for a reason, and that is this situation in the OP.
Why would I look to NFHS for guidance with OBR base LL?
I will add however that when I read Minors div, I did not picture 7 year olds. IFF isn't called to often at that level due to "ordinary effort", but if the Umpires decided it should have been and was not, then the situation should be rectified.
B/R out, R3 returns, per the book.
The team is mostly 9 and 10 year olds. There are two eight year olds. I said 7 in error, I'm sorry. 7 year olds are playing machine pitch in our LL.
The umps are volunteer parents, which is the nature of LL baseball.We are a small league and had a terrible time finding volunteers, so it's a situation where you have to take what you can get.
My discussion with another parent in the stands was private. I didn't yell out to the umps or anything. I coach club fastpitch and have umped baseball before--this play got me thinking, so I asked about it here. I appreciate all the answers.
But it sounds like LL rules overule Fed rules here. That's fine. It's just minors and the kids have to learn the game.
I don't have a LL rulebook--where can I get one?
Thanks again.
Okay, so at the 9-10 level, IFF is going to be called a little more. The ump has to judge if it can be caught with "ordinary effort"
What is routine for a 12yo is not for a 9yo. It's the Umps judgement of the talent pool in front of him.
Just to be clear LL plays under OBR or Official Baseball rules with a few twists.
High school plays under NFHS (FED) or The National Federation of State High School Associations, and has a different rule set than OBR.
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Before you get involved in the intricacies of the IFF Rule, let's look at the basics:
The batter hit a pop fly that was caught. He's out regardless of whether an IFF were called or not. An IFF is a pop fly no different than any other fly ball for purposes of what happened next.
R3 left the base before the catch. He is therefore at risk to being called out on a continuous action appeal (i.e., fielder stepping on 3B before runner gets back.)
What's so hard about that? Double play! Inning over! (Blown call!)
Mike CVUA
You are right, it is simple. At the time, I wasn't so sure, but I am now. Thanks for all the responses.
Sure, it's an easy double play.
BR pops it up, R3 has to guess whether it will be caught or not.
(1) stay on third in case it's caught, however if not caught your dead meat on the force at home.
(2) take a lead in case it's not caught to try and beat the force at home, however if caught your dead meat on the return because the ball is too close to beat back.
(3) IF the Umpire calls IFF, you now know the force is off and can stand safely on 3rd.
Did he leave the base from lack of knowledge? Age? Would he have known what to do if the IFF was called?
I don't have the foggiest idea what he was thinking or why he left. What I do know is LL allows IFF enforcement retroactively to prevent an easy double play such as this.
I can't get into the players mind to know what his reasoning is or was, but I am allowed to fix a problem that I potentially caused for failing to announce the IFF.
You cannot be more off base on your logic! Here's why!
LL guidance allows the umpire to rule the batter out on an IFF if the fielder DROPS it (and IFF was NOT called)!
It met all the criteria, so if it were NOT caught, the umpire should retroactively call the batter out on what was--by the interpretation of the rules--an IFF.
As for R3 in the OP. I could care less what he's thinking! The IFF is a fly ball like any other. If R3 leaves the base too soon, he is vulnerable to be put out on a properly executed live action appeal.
You cannot give the offense an advantage for a boneheaded play. You can give the defense an out that should have been called under the IFF rule.
The fact that the fly ball was caught dashes your argument to pieces! The offense violated the base runner rules. They are vulnerable to be retired.
As I stated above, in the OP, the call was blown big time! They were making things up, and it's all contrary to the rules.
Mike CVUA
I see no guidance that suggests the comment covers only a dropped ball.
The rule itself says "When it seems apparent that a batted ball will be an infield fly, the umpire shall immediately declare "Infield Fly" for the benefit of the runners.
You say I can't give the offense an advantage, however by my understanding, calling IFF does just that. "For the benefit of the runners"
The purpose of calling out IFF is to let the runners know the BR is out, therefore the force is off.
It makes no difference how the double play is made IMO. The RIM states:
"The defense must not be allowed to get a double play when the Infield Fly should have been called."
"The fact that the fly ball was caught dashes your argument to pieces! The offense violated the base runner rules. They are vulnerable to be retired."
The offense violated the base running rules? Maybe, but they were not given notice per the rule that IFF was in effect.
The Umpire violated the rule by not calling IFF, and by doing so gave the advantage to the defense.
You also say a IFF is a fly ball like any other. I disagree. On a fly ball the runner must judge whether it will be caught, how much lead (if any) to take, etc. Once IFF is called they can simply stand on the base. The judgement was made (or should be made) for them. Then they can advance at their own risk if they so choose but, of course, are not forced to.
As far as "You cannot be more off base on your logic! Here's why!"
Not a single doubt in my mind that your experience and knowledge of the game far exceeds mine. To put it simply, that's why I'm here.
Umpire does not violate the rule. Base runners should know from their good coaches the IFF rule and not rely on the umpire calling IFF.
Mike what is the rule when you have a runner on first and an infielder intentionally allows a IFF to drop?
Just to reiterate some points from my OP. The IFF fly was not called - coaches and runners should know it was in effect.
The runner on 3b took off on contact. Then the ball was caught. Then the runner was doubled up at 3rd. I think we agree that the out at 3rd should have stood. It did not.
I just didn't want any confusion based on some commentary about dropped balls.
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Dallas-based Texas Instruments' technology used in Audi's next-generation cars
Texas Instruments Inc. yesterday confirmed that one of its multi-core processor is being used in Audi's next-generation infotainment system called MIB High.
It's the first auto system to use TI's Jacinto 5 chip.
Audi debuted the touch-screen infotainment system in the 2012 Audi A3 model in January at the International Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. That prototype system also projected navigation information onto the car's windshield.
TI's Jacinto 5 is a system-on-chip: It integrates all components of a computer or other electronic system into one chip to increase performance, reduce power consumption and provide more efficient simultaneous processing of tasks. Jacinto 5 consists of a multimedia applications unit and an integrated radio and car control unit provide digital audio, feature-rich vehicle interfaces and more.
TI has been talking to automakers about using digital light processing in navigation, information and entertainment products for 2015 models and beyond. A story I wrote in September about TI's projector technology included a short automotive segment.
Earlier today, my colleague Terry Box blogged about auto supplier Faurecia developing Bluetooth-enabled seats that automatically adjust to your body proportions and in future might include features like Shiatsu massage and IsoHeat treatment. The company hopes to bring the system to market in the next few years.
Faurecia's SmartFit seating system sounds like a perfect match for TI, which also is developing fitness applications. Calls to TI to see if the company is involved weren't immediately returned.


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SubJunk wrote:It's a feature of Java that has nothing to do with this program. Java will release the RAM if another program requests it, so it is actually not keeping any more RAM than it ever was.
ExSport wrote:arix wrote:I have tried 1.30.1 and noticed that after using transcoding (MEncoder) the usage RAM memory is above 1G , and stuck above 1G even no transcoding and renderer is off..
I have noticed also that this behavior was also in previous version 1.25.1.
In fact , I have always move back to 1.21.1 since it's stable version and not much
changes from this versions beside the bugs
If it may help to solve the problem, I am using Win XP pro SP3
Read more here in forum.
It is not bug but "feature"
Back then we had a hack that made Java release the memory before it wanted to, and that was causing problems for some users, so now it is working as it should be.arix wrote:it didn't happened few month ago...(1.21.1)
No, I'll look into it though if I rememberRaiden74 wrote:Hey Subjunk, any news about the bug I reported?
remedu wrote:Hi,
I use newest version 1.30.1 and still in almost every mkv movie I need to remove header compression. Is this problem gone be solved in future version?
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This is an excerpt from EERE Network News, a weekly electronic newsletter.
April 27, 2005
Idaho Provides Financing, Tax Rebates for Renewable Projects
Idaho Governor Dirk Kempthorne signed two laws in April that will promote renewable energy development in the state. Senate Bill 1192, signed into law on April 6th, allows independent developers of renewable energy projects in the state to request financing from the Idaho Energy Resources Authority, a new state bonding authority that was created by a separate bill, House Bill 106. That bill, signed by the governor in March, aimed primarily at creating a bonding authority that would work with utilities to develop new electric generation and transmission projects. See Senate Bill 1192 and House Bill 106.
On April 12th, Governor Kempthorne signed House Bill 110, which provides a rebate of sales or use taxes to purchasers of machinery and equipment used to generate power from clean energy sources. The rebate applies to facilities at least 25 kilowatts in capacity and using as their principal source of power either fuel cells, low-impact hydropower, cogeneration, or wind, geothermal, solar, or biomass energy sources. See House Bill 110.


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The richly-featured free and open source RSS/Atom reader for the Mac. Keep up to date with all your favorite blogs.
Vienna is a freeware, open source RSS/Atom newsreader for the Mac OS X operating system. It provides features comparable to commercial newsreaders, but both it and the source code are freely available for download.
A summary of some of its features:
- Subscribe to Atom/RSS news feeds and podcasts.
- Simple and intuitive user interface.
- Built-in tabbed browser.
- Smart folders for organising related feed articles.
- Custom article display styles.
- Three separate reading layouts.
- Blogging integration.
- Filter the displayed articles.
- Manual reordering of the subscription list.
- Full AppleScript support.
- Localised into several languages.
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Tags: newsreader , feed , feedreader , enclosures , rss , atom
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This is a mature, well-rounded, solid feed reader - I was so happy to find it because I was so displeased by everything out there. I needed my feeds synced amongst my Macs, yet most if not all of the others had eliminated syncing except to their servers; granted I do have a jimmy-rigged sync set up, but a couple symlinks take care of business and I've never had any data loss. Syncing my feeds to a third party is just another opportunity for my data to be mined... sorry, Google's got all I have to give. (And what is with all this Google Reader integration everywhere?) It's a native Mac app so aesthetically it's pleasant to look at for all the hours I spend looking at it as it doesn't stick out like a sore thumb; functionally, it works like a native Mac app. Built in web-kit browser, which operates in private browsing mode by default, is tremendous - saves having to look at a page to be properly rendered in an external browser. Highly recommended.
A solid alternative to NetNewsWire. I prefer more height-space between lines from the latter. Luckily you can change the CSS in Vienna to suit your preferred typography.
Conclusion? They're just the same. Vienna is free, it won't sell your email address (like NetNewsWire) and the icon is much better :)
Hey, i would appreciate a build-in Rss to iCal converter. Vienna is very nice, but visual events aren't bad too.
i'm unable to convert any rss feed scheme from Vienna (using Applescript)
This is possibly my favorite application on my macbook - certainly the most used. It's the best available RSS reader you can currently get. A bit more frequent development updates wouldn't go astray though...
I like this app....bit of a memory hog though.
Version 2.2.2 has a bug in smart folders if using non ansi characters (eg: accents, umlauts), you can read about it and download a build that fixes it in the forums
Simple yet highly functional, Vienna has shrugged off its old brushed-metal interface. RSS reading is a crowded field, but Vienna does just what I want, and I see no reason to play the field.
One of my everyday must-have apps!
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Marketplace: TV Niche News
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Competition is affected by many things. One important influence on competition is the demographic (description of the consumer) of a particular product or market. In February 2002 the television news market was targeting a new demographic. In today's lesson, you will learn why the news market's targeted demographic changed and how this change affected competition between news networks.
In this lesson, you will listen to an audio file (from 22:00 through 26:40) about the changing demographics of news market consumers. While listening, you will use an interactive note-taker to record supporting details about three of the story's main ideas. Then, using your notes, you will answer questions related to the story.
Activity 1:
Listen to the Marketplace audio file 'TV Niche News'
from 22:00 through 26:40.
While you are listening, use the note-taker to record major concepts and supporting details. These are the three main ideas you will be focusing on today are:
- Why the Under-34 Demographic Avoids Cable or Network News Programs
- Successful Strategies Cable and Network News Programs Use to Attract the Under-34 Demographic
- Why Cable and Network News Executives Would Like to Attract the Under-34 Demographic
As you listen to the segment, record any words which you don't know or words that may be important economic terms.
Then listen to the audio file (from 22:00 to 26:40) again to gather additional supporting details and possible definitions of the vocabulary words using context clues, and record the details and definitions in your note-taker.
Finally, you will be asked a series of questions related to the story.
Activity 2:
The previous activity should help you see into why network news programs are interested in attracting the under-34 demographic and why the under-34 demographic is generally not interested in network news. Create an outline for a network news program that will attract the under-34 demographic, in competition and compete with the existing news programs. Consider the following as you create your outline:
- What main topics in the news will your program focus on?
How will you directly involve the under-34 demographic in your news program?
- In addition to younger newscasters, a faster pace, and topics of interest, what will your program offer that others may not?
- What advertisers will you attract with your news program?
- Are you interested in maintaining your viewers over time or continuing to add new under-34 viewers?
Discuss the concepts covered in this lessons. You should be able to describe why there has been a change in the demographic targeted by cable and network news programs, and how the change has affectedcompetition in the news market.
Print out your note-taker outline and submit it to your teacher. Your work should reflect an understanding of how changing demographics in the news markets affects competition.
Turn in your outline from Activity 2. Your outline should display an understanding of what news programs will have to do in order to compete for a new demographic.
1. Continue thinking about the concept of competition by completing the following:
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Massam wrote:What? Lies! A katana is a cutting weapon, designed to impact, and then pull through. However, you can stab! They are also way stronger than longswords were.
Arkbrik wrote:IVhorseman wrote:Arkbrik wrote:Katanas can only be used for slashing. A longsword can skewer, hack, etc. A katana is also unable to parry as heavy attacks as a longsword can without breaking.
Have you ever actually held, or even attempted to swing a longsword?
I read it in a webcomic, surely it must be true?
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Warhead wrote:my head burns with War.
Warhead wrote:I would think all swords are made for their owners, ideally. I know the Scottish Longsword the Claymore comes up to the users chest and weighs a good 10-15 lbs. IIRC. In a fight you'll get tired no mater what your swinging. Adrenalin has an expiry date.
Can we get back to Hand to hand combat. I think it can and does kill. It's not as hard as you may think, no I haven't killed anyone but I still know what 'm talking about. (Karate, Tae Kwon Do, Aikido, Kung Fu and good old bare knuckles, forehead, elbows and knees.)
I know I'm new here but... Rules?.. Why not Fudge it? Or for them as don't want it in their games, leave it out. Simples.
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Want to hunt some gators?
Bid deadline to hunt on state-owned property is June 13.
Published: Monday, May 13, 2013 at 3:22 p.m.
Last Modified: Monday, May 13, 2013 at 3:22 p.m.
Wildlife and Fisheries is accepting bids for alligator hunting on state-owned property.
Twenty-nine spots on 15 Wildlife Management and U.S. Army Corps of Engineers sites are up for bid, officials said. The list includes the Pointe-aux-Chenes Wildlife Management Area.
Winning trappers would be able to hunt through the 2015 alligator season, according to a news release.
The number of alligator tags issued to successful bidders in 2013 will range from 12 to 83 tags, depending on the area awarded to the individual hunter.
The state issues a set number of tags per year to help control the alligator population. Gator hunting season is held annually in September, with the exact dates determined by the state. Hunters kill about 30,000 of the giant reptiles during a typical season.
Interested participants may review or print the public notice and bid application forms from the Wildlife and Fisheries website at www.wlf.louisiana.gov/wildlife/alligator-hunting, request them by phone at 504-284-5264, or send an email to email@example.com.
Would-be alligator hunters can also request the forms by submitting a written letter to the state Department of Wildlife and Fisheries. The mailing address is 2013-2015 WMA Alligator Harvest Bids, P.O. Box 98000, Baton Rouge, LA 70898-9000.
Completed bid applications must be received by 10 a.m. June 13 in Room 240 of state Wildlife and Fisheries headquarters, 2000 Quail Drive, in Baton Rouge.
Winning bidders will be notified of by phone and will be required to sign a written contract.
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Green Homes and Edible Gardens Tour is Aug. 9
Published: Monday, July 28, 2014 at 4:09 p.m.
Last Modified: Monday, July 28, 2014 at 4:09 p.m.
ECO's seventh annual Green Homes and Edible Gardens Tour will be held Saturday, Aug. 9. The self-driving tour focuses on edible gardens and landscaping in addition to providing information on solar installations and small-house design.
Seven locations in Henderson County will be open to ticket-holders from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Aug. 9. Homeowners and gardeners will be on hand to describe their experiences and answer questions.
Tickets, which include directions to each location, are $12. Tickets may be purchased online at www.eco-wnc.org, at both Hendersonville and Asheville visitors centers, at the ECO office, or by mail.
Call the ECO office at 828-692-0385 for more information or visit www.eco-wnc.org.
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Compilation of Jobs Indicators Signal Weakness
In a sign of very weak job markets, a compilation of U.S. labor indicators weakened further in September, according to a report released Tuesday by the Conference Board.
The board said its September employment trends index fell 0.34% to 107.86 from a revised 108.23, first reported as 108.59. It was the third decline in the last four months. The latest index is up 5.4% from a year ago.
"The U.S. economy entered a soft patch in the spring and the result has been lackluster job growth, which is likely to continue through the first half of 2013," said Gad Levanon, director of macroeconomic research at the Conference Board.
Last Friday, the U.S. Labor Department's job report was mixed. Only 114,000 new jobs were created in September but the month's unemployment rate unexpectedly dropped to 7.8% from 8.1% in August. Even so, 7.8% is a high jobless rate this far into a recovery.
In September, five of the eight components within the employment trends index deteriorated. These indicators included the ratio of involuntary part-time to all part-time workers and the share of firms with hard-to-fill job openings.
The Conference Board's index is an aggregate of eight labor-market indicators, including jobless claims, job-openings data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, and industrial-production figures from the Federal Reserve. It seeks to facilitate forecasts for employment, unemployment and wages by filtering out the noise and volatility of monthly labor-market indicators and showing underlying trends more clearly.
The employment trends index is published the first business day following release of the government's monthly jobs report.


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Holocaust Denial on Trial, Skeleton Argument of the Claimant (long): Electronic Edition, by Adrian DaviesTable of Contents
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Camp Commandant Hoess's daily cipher reports to Berlin
140.In Volume II of his book British Intelligence in the Second World War, Sir F. Hinsley notes that British Intelligence was decoding the secret messages from Hoess, Camp Commandant of Auschwitz, to Berlin, which included his daily returns, and goes on to say:--
"The returns from Auschwitz, the largest of the camps with 20,000 prisoners, mentioned illness as the main cause of death, but included references to shootings and hangings. There were no references in the decrypts to gassing."
141.Gray J deals with this striking omission by observing at 8.21 that:--
"Records were kept. . . of the number of deaths amongst those who were registered as inmates of the camp. But, for reasons which are perhaps obvious, none of those deaths is recorded as having been due to gassing."
142.That observation: itis submitted, invites three rejoinders. The first is that Hoess's reports to Berlin were in top secret cipher. No-one on the German side had the slightest inkling that we had broken it. It is accordingly anything but obvious why Hoess, who dispassionately recorded the statistics for inmates whom he had ordered should be hanged or shot, did not record any deaths by gassings.
143.The second is that Gray J appears to consider the very absence of evidence for a particular proposition as an "obvious" proof of its correctness.
144.The third is that at 13.27, Gray J observes:--
"I was unconvinced by the strenuous efforts made by Irving to refute the sinister interpretation placed by the Defendants on Hitler's pronouncements on the Jewish question from late 1941 onwards."
145.These were mostly public pronouncements, yet Gray J is suggesting that the whole genocide operation was top secret. Gray J's findings at 8.21 cannot stand with his findings at 13.27.
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SNOWMASS VILLAGE --Leonardo da Vinci had the right idea. He believed the human foot to be an engineering and anatomic marvel. He had good reason. This marvel consists of 26 bones, 33 joints, 107 ligaments and 19 muscles. Added together the 52 bones in your feet comprise almost a quarter of all the bones in the body. When something goes wrong, you will know it. Foot problems are not life-threatening, but rather threaten your lifestyle. Your ability to walk, exercise and participate in sports can be severely compromised when you have a painful foot disorder. Imagine jamming a sore foot into a ski boot.
Skiing is very demanding on your feet. Nothing we wear is quite as unnatural as a ski boot. There are tremendous forces that are placed on the feet, usually in the order of two to three times the body's weight. Many problems can occur, especially in the muscles, tendons and ligaments along with the many bones in the foot.
Modern ski boots are much better than just 10 years ago. Better plastics, warmer liners, anatomically shaped shell to fit a variety of foot shapes, women's boots and better buckling systems have made buying new boots better. Still buying new boots is time consuming and tedious. After buying boots the work begins to achieve the perfect fit. Hundreds of thousands of skiers, most of who could instantly ski better, continue to be hobbled either by bowlegged stances, which makes them catch outside edges or knock-kneed stances, which make it difficult to release inside edges.
There are several solutions to maintaining healthy feet and increasing skiing performance. Properly fitted boots include custom insoles (foot-beds), proper cuff alignment and being evaluated to see if you may need canting.
A custom insole mirrors the image of your foot and makes the ski boot truly yours. An imprint of the bottom of your foot is taken using heated plastic or a computer-generated scan. All skiers should use custom insoles in their boots. Insoles not only support your foot in a neutral position, eliminating cramping, heel slip and toe pressure and they also help you ride a more efficient ski. A good pair of custom-fit insoles can cost up to $200, but are priceless when it comes to skiing comfort. Thousands ski better since they've had their equipment adjusted to accommodate the bio-mechanical alignment of their legs. Unfortunately, stance balancing, the blending of anatomy and gear, is a complex, time-consuming and a somewhat controversial process, most commonly involving the installation of cants (plastic wedges) beneath the binding to coax the body into alignment. Boot technicians believe that starting with the right boot may eliminate or lessen the need for cants.
Cuff alignment systems help a bit, but some boots are naturally better suited for skiers with knock-kneed stances, others for skiers with bowed legs. Three out of four skiers would benefit from realignment.
For many people, more so than buying the latest and greatest new shaped ski, stance alignment can be the most beneficial performance enhancing technology has to offer. The foot-bed is a gigantic step toward precise alignment, however, some sort of canting is often the only way to fully align the skeletal structure and place the body into its optimal skiing position. The results often include less effort needed to control the skis, less strain on joints and muscles, as well as drastic improvements in edging, carving and turning ability.
Where the canting devices are placed is where there seems to be a difference of opinion from one fitter to the next. Some fitters shave the boots. Others will add a shim to the bottom of your boots. Some recommend putting a shim under the binding, yet others are using wedges inside the boot under the foot-bed. This last method is very controversial and I personally don't agree with it and do not recommend having this done. Check with a podiatrist before you have your boots worked on if you're not sure which method is best for you.
Getting that perfect fit takes more than just buying new boots. Skiing these days, you need a near perfect connection to ride those edges and control your turn shape from one side to the other. SHOP SMALL. See you next run.
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Swiss Professor Heike Mayer recently mapped Kansas City's bright entrepreneurship stars and systems into a Tech Galaxy map. The new "Kansas City Tech Galaxy" poster map visualizes data on the entrepreneurial heritage, or genealogy, of nearly 600 firms and institutions in the region. The data funded by the Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation illustrates Kansas City's …Continue Reading
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While there are a growing number of entrepreneurship education opportunities and resources available in Kansas City, few are focused on training teens to start their own business.
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New report suggests that passing legislation to offer Startup Visas has the potential to add between 500,000 and 1.6 million new jobs over the next 10 years.
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Gov. Jay Nixon and other civic and business leaders announce the launch of Digital Sandbox KC, a mentoring center for high-tech start-ups.
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In conjunction with Global Entrepreneurship Week, the Kauffman Foundation hosted a Startup Demo Day where local entrepreneurs had an opportunity to pitch their ideas.
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Is Apple's Tablet Dominance Coming to an End?
Is Apple's dominance in tablets coming to an end?
The iPad has shaped and dominated the global market for tablet computers since the original model came out in 2010. But the market landscape may be starting to change, as consumers now have a lot more options with tablets from Samsung ElectronicsAmazon.com and many other brands.
In the third quarter through September, Apple's share of the tablet market dropped sharply to 50.4% from 65.4% in the previous quarter, according to research firm IDC.
Major vendors of tablets powered by Google's Android operating system gained market shares in the same quarter. Samsung's share increased to 18.4% – the largest-ever market share for a vendor other than Apple – from 9.4% in the second quarter. Amazon, the vendor of Kindle Fire tablets, followed with a 9% share, while Taiwan's Asustek Computer, known for its Asus brand for PCs, came fourth with a 8.6% share.
Apple's market share declined in part because some consumers were holding off their iPad purchases during the third quarter expecting Apple to release a new, smaller tablet – the iPad Mini, which went on sale last week. Although Apple only announced its plans to launch the iPad Mini last month, the media had been talking about it for a while, including a Wall Street Journal article in July.
For the fourth quarter through December, IDC expects Apple to have a "very good quarter" thanks to the new iPad Mini, which has a 7.9-inch screen, as well as the latest version of the standard 9.7-inch iPad.
Was the decline in the third quarter just a temporary slowdown for Apple? Or is the business environment getting tougher for the iPad?
Apple surely is facing more competition as the global tablet market has grown much larger and much more diverse.
Samsung – Apple's strongest rival in the smartphone market – is trying to grab a larger share by targeting a broad range of customers with models in various sizes, colors and technological specifications. Amazon, meanwhile, is attracting customers with its affordable tablets – its latest Kindle Fire HD starts at $199 – as the company's strategy is to make up for low margins on its hardware with sales of e-books and other products on its e-commerce platform.
When Apple unveiled the iPad Mini, some critics viewed the price tag – starting at $329 in the U.S. – as being too high. A recent teardown of the iPad Mini by research firm IHS showed that the combined cost of all components used in the new tablet came to $188.
By trying to maintain its profit margins on its devices, Apple could end up targeting a narrower segment of the fast-growing tablet market.
IDC said that the iPad Mini's "relatively high $329 starting price leaves plenty of room for Android (tablet) vendors to build upon the success they achieved in the third quarter."


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Former Burroughs baseball standout J.D. Martin bounced back against Charlotte on Sunday, allowing two runs over 6.2 innings. Durham was tied when Martin left the game, and two innings later he was off the hook for the loss as Bulls catcher Chris Gimenez hit a walkoff home run in a 5-2 win.
Martin recorded six strikeouts, allowed five hits and walked no batter in the 105-pitch outing. He kept Charlotte off the scoreboard for the first five innings of the game, and retired the side in order in the fourth and fifth innings.
In the sixth inning, a throwing error by Martin eventually led to the Knights' first run. With two outs and two runners on base in the seventh inning, the right-hander was replaced by reliever Jeff Beliveau.
Beliveau gave up an RBI single to the next batter, a hit that put Charlotte ahead 2-1. The run was charged to Martin, and left him on the hook for the loss.
Durham loaded the bases with one out in the bottom of the ninth inning, and tied the game on a sacrifice fly by center fielder Kevin Kiermaier. On the next at-bat, Gimenez hit a game-winning three-run homer that clinched the series for the Bulls.
Martin remained 14-4 on the season, and is still tied for Duhram's Triple-A franchise season wins mark. His season ERA lowered to 2.77 after a second straight no decision, and he has 106 strikeouts in 146 innings pitched.
Martin's next start is scheduled for Aug. 17 at Charlotte.
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Second set starts off promising, with a hot Antelope which becomes a vicious, heavy metal Wilson. From there, though, the set somewhat disappointingly loses steam. After many years I have become much more of a fan of Billy Breathes, Waste and Prince Caspian, but to have them all together in the second half of set II is a bit of a letdown, IMHO. The Reba is pretty decent, about a B+ version I think, but it doesn't really peak and just dissolves into Waste.
Between DwD, Crosseyed, YEM, and Antelope-> Wilson, this is still an above average show, though. Four stars.


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Rosalyn Carson-DeWitt, MD
Sickle cell disease is a genetic disease. After someone has been born with two copies of the problem gene, there is no way to reduce the risk of that person developing the disease.
Before your baby is conceived, you can take steps to determine whether you and/or your partner carry the sickle cell trait. Consulting with a genetic counselor will help you determine the chances of you and your partner conceiving a baby with sickle cell disease.
After a baby is conceived, prenatal testing can determine whether a baby has sickle cell disease. While this won't change whether or not the baby has the disease, it can prepare you to care for the baby and obtain the best medical treatment possible.
Sickle cell disease. EBSCO DynaMed website. Available at:
http://www.ebscohost.com/dynamed. Updated June 6, 2013. Accessed July 1, 2013.
Sickle cell disease. Nemours' KidsHealth.org website. Available at:
http://kidshealth.org/parent/medical/heart/sickle_cell_anemia.html. Updated September 2012. Accessed July 1, 2013.
Sickle cell disease (SCD). Centers for Disease Control and Prevention website. Available at:
http://www.cdc.gov/ncbddd/sicklecell/index.html. Updated September 27, 2012. Accessed July 1, 2013.
What is sickle cell anemia?
National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute
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Updated September 28, 2012. Accessed July 1, 2013.
Last reviewed May 2015 by Michael Woods, MD
Please be aware that this information is provided to supplement the care provided by your physician. It is neither intended nor implied to be a substitute for professional medical advice. CALL YOUR HEALTHCARE PROVIDER IMMEDIATELY IF YOU THINK YOU MAY HAVE A MEDICAL EMERGENCY. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health provider prior to starting any new treatment or with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition.
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Taipei is a fast-developing, industrialised city, with deep cultural and historical roots. Districts in the east boast towering skyscrapers, and infinite dining, shopping and entertainment hotspots, while the west is characterised by ancient temples, serene gardens and museums.
As Taiwan's cultural, political and economic heart, Taipei attracts visitor from all over the world, and captivates them with the hot springs and hiking trails, spiritual temples, thought-provoking memorials and peaceful locals. Diverse and rich with history, Taipei is a global city that maintains ancient traditions.
Population: Approx 2.7 million
Area: 271.8km2
Time Zone: GMT +8
Languages: Mandarin Chinese
Currency: Taiwan New Dollar (TWD)
Electricity: 110V 60Hz
Taipei experiences a humid subtropical climate. Autumn is an ideal time to visit, as rainfall is low and temperatures average in the mid-20s (°C). Summer is best avoided as high temperatures and a lengthy monsoon season, from May to October, make conditions unpleasant. Taipei's winters are short and mild, with temperatures rarely dipping below 10°C.
Name: Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport
Location: No. 9, Hangzhan S. Rd, Dayuan Township, Taoyuan County, 33758, Taiwan, Republic of China
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Bus: A free airport shuttle bus service transports guests between Terminals 1 and 2. Several bus companies provide metropolitan and regional transfers for various regions of Taiwan. Tickets into Taipei can be purchased from counters located in the arrivals area of both terminals.
Taxi: Airport taxis are located outside the arrivals areas of both terminals. Taxi fares are metered and services run 24 hours a day.
Park Taipei Hotel
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The Park Taipei Hotel is conveniently situated in the affluent commercial district of Da'an. Providing five-star accommodation at a reasonable price, the hotel caters to a variety of travellers. Features include faxing facilities and secretarial services, as well as wireless internet access, currency exchange and an in-house tour desk.
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Ideal for both business and leisure travellers, the W Hotel Taipei is located in the centre of the city's financial, dining and entertainment districts. Using nearby public transport, guests enjoy easy access to cultural and historical highlights, such as The Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall and National Palace Museum.
Ambience Hotel Taipei
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The Ambience Hotel Taipei is centrally located, providing easy access to dining and entertainment hotspots like Xinyi, Da'an and Neihu. Ideal for both business and leisure travellers, hotel features include wireless internet access, laundry and currency exchange services, and photocopying and faxing facilities.
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Located in the commercial hub of Da'an, Taipei Fullerton Hotel South is ideal for business travellers. Facilities include an onsite business centre and high-speed internet, and rooms are equipped with modern furnishings, a modem/data port connection, and voicemail.
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Conveniently located in Neihu, the Fushin Hotel Taipei provides comfortable accommodation for the budget-conscious traveller. The hotel is surrounded by modern shopping and dining areas, and offers easy access to nearby temples and hiking spots.
Boundless food experiences can be found in Taipei. Embracing cuisine from around the world, the city's dining scene blends elements of Asian, European, and traditional Taiwanese food cultures.
Enjoy dinner with a view from the Taipei 101 tower, where multiple observatory restaurants, located as high as the 88th floor, look out over the city's diverse landscape. Visitors who don't find high-altitude dining enticing, can visit the fourth floor's restaurants, cafes and coffee shops, or the skyscraper's vast food court situated in the building's basement.
In colourful contrast to the modern dining opportunities of Taipei 101, Taipei's streets offer a great opportunity to sample traditional specialties. Yongkang Street in the Da'an District overflows with Taiwanese eateries, and is a popular haunt for lovers of xiaolongbao (Shanghai soup dumplings). Taoyuan Street in the city's west is famously devoted to Taiwan's signature beef noodles – selling variation of the dish with different spices, broth bases and noodle shapes.
Night markets provide another great opportunity for visitors to experience authentic Taiwanese fare. Shilin Night Market is arguably Taipei's most famous, a bustling centre home to an indoor food court and dozens of street vendors dishing up traditional Taiwanese snacks. The market's most popular dishes include oyster omelettes, tianbula (Taiwanese tempura), 'stinky tofu', and Taipei's famous mango shaved ice. Equally as lively but less crowded, one of the city's oldest night markets, Raohe Street is a great place to sample local specialties like sautéed crab and passion fruit or pearl milk bubble tea.
From roadside vendors and twilight bazaars, to brand name boutiques and upscale department stores, Taipei provides plenty of opportunities to spend a New Dollar.
The Xinyi District is Taipei's premier shopping and entertainment destination, renowned for its cosmopolitan collection of mid to high-end malls and stores. Home to the Taipei 101 tower – featuring five floors of upscale boutiques – Xinyi is where locals go to spend big. The area also includes the expansive Shin Kong Mitsukoshi complex, the 11-storey ATT Shopping Mall, The Living Mall, and the flagship store of Taiwan's leading bookshop chain Eslite.
Taipei's modern commercial and financial district, the Da'an District also showcases ample shopping experiences. Department stores and fashion boutiques abound in the district's north – one of the Taipei's most affluent areas, while the district's southern end is littered with cheap and cheerful shops.
Situated within the Zhongshan District, the tree-lined boulevard of Zhongshan North Road is a popular shopping zone for brides-to-be. Populated by local and international high-end brands, the street is celebrated for its distinguished wedding boutiques and picture studios.
Referred to as the 'Harajuku of Taipei', Ximending is a trendy local teen hang out, brimming with electronics and fashion retailers.
Like most emerging and developing Asian hotspots, Taipei is dotted with expansive retail malls and sprawling market places. Located in Songshan, Core Pacific Living Mall houses 24-hour shopping and a nightclub. Tech-fans are catered for at Guanghua Digital Plaza, a six-storey technology market. Taipei Underground Market is a go-to for electronics. While Shilin Night Market opens in the late afternoon, and hums with activity till well past midnight, selling a mixture of clothing and consumer goods.


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RANDOLPH – Gifford Medical Center's volunteers were honored Wednesday with a luncheon served by hospital managers, prize awards, musical performances, flowers and bags of toffee made by the Randolph hospital's professional chefs.
More than 200 community members support the medical center with gifts of time to the hospital, Auxiliary and Thrift Shop, working as clerks, sorting clothes, working in offices, welcoming and visiting with patients, and much more.
"The quality of care and the experience that our patients enjoy at Gifford is because of you. It starts with you," Ashley Lincoln, director of development, marketing and public relations, told the crowd of about 70. "We're very fortunate to have a lovely campus, but the personal touch that you bring to it is what makes it special."
Gail Bourassa, director of patient access and financial services, oversees the hospital's patient registration department. Seeing a smiling volunteer at the front information desk helps make a patient's day, and makes her day, Bourassa said.
"Thank you so very much," added Brooks Chapin on behalf of the Menig Extended Care Facility, Gifford's nursing home. "The residents just adore you. The staff just adores you. It means so much."
Volunteers gave a record of nearly 18,000 hours during the hospital's last fiscal year, helping improve the medical center's bottom line and bringing added compassion to the patient care experience.
"We celebrate all of you who offer your time each day. And there are a vast majority of you who are here who willingly evenings as well as weekends. We would not be the community we are without you. Thank you for allowing us to celebrate you during this event," said Volunteer Coordinator Julie Fischer.
Islene Runningdeer of Brookfield sang her thanks. "Thank you for our volunteers. Thank you for our caring friends," the music therapist sang while her 4-year-old granddaughter, Livee True of Barre Town, accompanied her on the drum. Runningdeer sings and plays music for patients, often end-of-life patients, at Gifford and shared her gift with the volunteers at the luncheon.
Hospice singing group Riverbend also entertained. They joked that singing following a turkey dinner with all of the fixings was not their norm. They sing at the bedside of patients in distress or approaching the end-of-life at Gifford and at area homes, coming when called and offering their special brand of peace and comfort for free.


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BIG BEAR LAKE - The manhunt for triple murder suspect Christopher Jordan Dorner caused mild to serious interruptions for businesses in this mountain resort town.
The heavy snowfall that fell before the weekend should have been a boon for a town where winter fortunes rise and fall with snow levels. One resort manager said the storm attracted enough visitors to fill all 100 rooms at the hotels where she works.
In other cases, however, business managers said customers decided to stay home rather than face the prospect of taking a weekend trip in the middle of the extensive manhunt for the former police officer.
Pizzeria owner Wendy Murray said she lost 20 percent to 30 percent of her regular business.
"We kept our business open because he's not coming in for pizza if he's in hiding," said Murray, who owns Saucy Mama's Pizzeria.
But business was slow, and Murray said friends in Big Bear Lake's hospitality industry had to deal with last-minute cancellations from vacationers who fretted that Dorner may attempt to hide in a mountain cabin.
Golden Bear Cottages, a company that lets out nearly 30 vacation rentals and also has a souvenir store downtown, is among the mountain enterprises that lost business, manager Chris Gonzales said.
At least four or five customers decided to stay down the hill, and the cancellations were made "especially by people with children," she said.
What's more, downtown Big Bear Lake was a poor place to do business on Friday.
"It was horrible. Friday was a no-sale day for most of the stores here," Gonzales said. "We usually close at 8, and we were closed and out of here by 5."
But on Sunday afternoon, Big Bear Lake's streets and sidewalks were fairly vibrant with shoppers and visitors wearing winter sports attire.
For Jaqueline De La Mancha, manager of Fireside Lodge, Deer Creek Resort and Wolf Creek Resort, the snowfall was sufficient to make up for any slowdown that could have otherwise been blamed on the manhunt.
"We did see a lot of cancellations," she said, "but because of the fresh new snow, we were able to fill all three lodges."
Venice Beach resident Alex Nice drove into Big Bear Lake on Saturday with his girlfriend for his birthday. The couple planned the trip a month ago and said that when they heard of the Dorner search there was no doubt that they'd still come enjoy some time in the snow.
"From what I understand, he's up here with a vendetta against the cops, so I don't think the public has much to worry about," Nice said. "And besides that, I think the truck was a diversion. He's not up here."
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The TMDB button you're talking about has nothing to do with importing film data; it's only used by a plugin to rate movies on TMDB from the ps3. That's why it will be removed in the next version and be part of the plugin.
To import data, you have to
1) Add a managed folder
2) set a folder, check import videos and check plugins
3) Click configure (plugins) and set the fields to import
4) Click scan
Then you should see the counter for imported videos slowly increment. If you go to the library view and clicking apply, all imported videos will show up. If you right-click -> edit you'll see everything that has been imported.
The imported covers will only show up if used in a media library folder (the one having an icon like a film).
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A deputy from the Assumption Parish Sheriff's Office caught two convicted felons possessing crack cocaine and a handgun Tuesday night in Napoleonville, according to a police report.
The two were drinking beer in a parked car at 304 Jefferson St. when police noticed Napoleonville resident Floyd Truehill Sr. tossing a beer can out the window. Upon searching the vehicle, the officer found the narcotics and weapon and arrested both men, according to the report.
Truehill, 58, who has a previous felony conviction for DWI, was charged with possession of crack cocaine, having a handgun and littering, according to the report.
Hosea Wiggins, 54, of Napoleonville, who has a previous burglary conviction, faces the same charges except littering, according to the report. A bond has not been set for either man.
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High cholesterol is a risk factor for heart disease and stroke. Find out what your numbers mean and how to have healthy cholesterol levels. Cholesterol - the waxy, fat-like substance found in your blood - is naturally produced by your body. About 75 percent of cholesterol is made in your liver and other cells, and it's a needed part of your digestive system. Cholesterol also comes from the animal-based foods you eat, ranging from steak to whole milk to eggs.
Cholesterol exists in two distinct forms: High-density lipoprotein (HDL) cholesterol and low-density lipoprotein (LDL) cholesterol. HDL cholesterol is considered "good" cholesterol because it helps prevent fatty buildup along your arteries. LDL cholesterol is known as "bad" cholesterol because it does just the opposite, building up in the walls of your blood vessels. When cholesterol-based material, or plaque, builds up along your arteries, it clogs them and can lead to blockages.
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Harry S. Truman (1884-1972) became the 33rd President of the United States upon the death of Franklin D. Roosevelt in April 1945. Truman, who had only a high-school education and had been vice president for just 82 days before FDR's sudden death, inherited the monumental task of leading the United States through the end of World War II and the beginning of the Cold War. Truman—who was, while in office, one of the least popular presidents in modern American history—won a surprising second term by defeating Republican Thomas Dewey in the election of 1948.
The Cold War began under Truman's watch, as the president came to believe that he must take a hard stance to contain the expansionistic tendencies of the Soviet Union. The president's "Truman Doctrine" committed the United States to a policy of supporting foes of Communism everywhere in the world. Truman's failure to lead the United States to victory in the Korean War led to a severe decline in support for the president's policies among the American people.


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Andrew, can we have a proper parallel line tool?
I hate having to go over lines all the time to make them parallel, with the existing tool. It would speed things up if there were an option so this could just be done in one shot as well? This would be a really useful tool for architectural visualising etc- drawing frames etc.
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January 11, 2013
Small firms are increasingly diversifying in order to survive and thrive, according to Aviva's bi-annual SME Pulse survey.
Nearly half (48%) of the business owners who set up shop in the past two years are looking to expand their business operations in 2013.
And 30% of respondents reveal that they have diversified their business in the past six months to maintain business profitability – almost twice the number who said the same this time one year ago. In addition, 23% are planning to continue diversifying in the first six months of 2013 to keep their businesses healthy.
Confidence about sales has risen significantly, according to the survey.
Twice as many SMEs (65%) expect average to strong sales in the first half of 2013, compared to just 32% in the same period last year. Firms with 11-25 employees are most optimistic, with 74% expecting average to strong sales in the first half of the year.
The survey, conducted online by Redshift Research on behalf of Aviva, involved 500 SME owners. It also found:
David Bruce, commercial product manager at Aviva, said: "There is a growing focus and importance on the sector in driving economic recovery, and this optimism is further substantiated by the number of SMEs predicting ambitious growth plans for 2013. The size and nature of small to medium-sized businesses allow owners to be more flexible and nimble in responding to market conditions and to make those business decisions that can have a great impact on success."