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Title : CooolSoft Power MP3 Cutter
Developer : CooolSoft
CooolSoft Power MP3 Cutter is efficient software that will allow users to split and trim MP3 or WAV files. Users will be able to switch from MP3 to WAV easily and perform all the tasks without parting the MP3 format, cutting the whole sections and also adding fade-in or fade-out effects to MP3 files without minimizing the sound quality. The program supports MP3 and WAV files and users do not need to decode compressed files to deal with them. Users can easily open a WAV files and then cut them into smaller sized WAV or MP3 files.
There is also an option to open MP3 file and then produce smaller sized MP3 and WAV files, some MP3 files with different sound quality. Thus, the Power MP3 Cutter can be used to move MP3 files to a totally different bit rate. When the selection has been made, users can directly cut the selected or the unselected audio file. In addition, the fade-in and fade-out effects can be included with the split file which can produce a lot smoother transitions than before. MP3 cutter has been created with small interface with an attached batch window. Users can easily cue the cutting, encode and perform different operations with different codec on a single click. The program will enable users to playback audio files and show a spectrum analyzer for finding the correct audio segment.
When it's installed on computer, Power MP3 Cutter comes equipped with 2 extras namely Professional MP3 Cutter and MP3 Sound Recorder. Power MP3 Cutter Professional version will be able to show a wave-form view of audio files and to offer the more accurate way in selecting the cutting positions. The MP3 Sound Recorder has the capability to capture any audio that comes through microphone, soundcard or some other line sources. The price of this software is $29.95 with no trial version.
Key Features :
- Real time MP3 and WAV encoding and decoding support - By using real time MP3 and WAV encoding and decoding, Power MP3 Cutter(MP3 Sound Cutter) can cut out a 3-minute-length music in about 10 seconds. And when it cutting MP3 files, no disk space will be used. Because the cutter can cut MP3 format files directly without converting it into WAV format first. This will greatly consume your disk space. For one minute WAV format audio file costs about 10M bytes disk space.
- Wide-range bitrate support - Power MP3 Cutter(MP3 Sound Cutter) supports a wide-range bitrate of the output file. You can set the bitrate for a target file from 32 kbps to 320 kbps as you need. This can preserve your audio file's quality farthest.
- Millisecond/second time-display modes and millisecond precision support - For different length of audio files, you can choose different time-display modes of Power MP3 Cutter(MP3 Sound Cutter). By supporting millisecond time-precision, the cutter can fulfill much more professional needs.
- Direct fade-in and fade-out functions support - Fade-in and fade-out functions built in Power MP3 Cutter(MP3 Sound Cutter) make it easy to do some simple effects to your output audio segment.
- MP3 to WAV and WAV to MP3 converting support - By using Power MP3 Cutter(MP3 Sound Cutter), you can convert MP3 format files to WAV or WAV to MP3.
- Batch cutting support - Power MP3 Cutter(MP3 Sound Cutter) supports batch cutting. This is greatly useful for you to cut many files at one time.
- MPEG I/II Layer I/II/III audio format support - By supporting MPEG I/II Layer I/II/III audio format, Power MP3 Cutter(MP3 Sound Cutter) supports almost all kinds of MP3 audio files.
- Unselected segment output support - Power MP3 Cutter(MP3 Sound Cutter) can export the unselected segments of a music file as the target file.
- Spectrum analyzer support - While playback audio files, the spectrum analyzer of Power MP3 Cutter(MP3 Sound Cutter) can help you find the right audio segment position.
- Simple and easy user interface - The interface of Power MP3 Cutter(MP3 Sound Cutter) is simple, you can know how to use it within 5 minutes
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GedWiseÔ is a database application that allows you to transfer a copy of your genealogy data from a personal computer to any Palm OS or Pocket PC handheld device. Using its GedWise Viewer program you can quickly access your data on your handheld device anytime you need it.
The transfer of your genealogy data is accomplished by using a GEDCOM file that is created by your PC-based genealogy software. Most genealogy software is capable of creating a GEDCOM file. GedWise converts this GEDCOM file into a database that can be read and displayed on your handheld device.
The GedWise software consists of two components: 1) a PC-based program that processes a GEDCOM 5.5 file and converts it to a GedWise-format database; and 2) a program that resides on your handheld device that allows you to view your GedWise database.
Due to the complexities of organizing genealogy data and the significant variations in genealogy software, GedWise limits its usage to viewing your genealogy data on a handheld device. You cannot input data into your genealogy database through your handheld device. All data entry must be done through your PC-based genealogy software. GedWise does offer a Note Creation feature that automatically transfers birth, marriage and death data for a selected individual to a text file that you can edit.
Features and Benefits
- Why settle for exporting only a portion of your GEDCOM data to your handheld device when you can export it all! With GedWise, you can include the following information in your handheld genealogy database:
- All GEDCOM supported Event and Individual Attribute tags, including LDS Ordinance tags. You can also have multiple entries of event/attribute tags (i.e. primary and non-primary data). For example, if you have recorded multiple births, deaths, occupations, etc. for an individual, the GedWise database will include all of them.
- Multiple name variations (aliases). You can even view a list of all alias names for a selected individual.
- All citation, source, source-repository citation and repository information.
- All note text data. GedWise supports multiple notes for each individual, as well as a separate note for every data item, including every name, alias, event, family structure record, child-to-family link, citation, source-repository citation, and repository.
- All family data for each individual, including all spouses, children and family events.
- Up to 65,000 individuals with unlimited events, notes, citations, sources and repositories.
- Up to 100 GedWise databases can be stored on your handheld device at a time.
GedWise also offers the following features:
- Ancestor and Descendant Charts.
- Relationship Calculator and Date Calculator utilities.
- "On This Day" tool that lists all events that occurred on the current day and month.
- A built-in Soundex code tool. Enter a surname and GedWise will provide the Soundex code.
- A search function for finding place, address and date data in event records.
- A Note Creation/Memo Export feature that lets you easily take notes on the road.
- Support for Expansion Card enabled devices.
- ANSEL character set support.
An outstanding user interface (the GedWise Viewer) that organizes your genealogy data in a way that makes sense and allows you to access the information you need quickly. Anyone who does genealogy research will greatly appreciate this feature.
A highly compacted database. GedWise compacts your genealogy data very efficiently on your handheld device in order to minimize the size of your database without compromising speed.
The GedWise installation package includes a User Manual that contains complete operating instructions. You can also view this manual online. You must have Adobe Acrobat Reader installed on your system in order to view this manual. You can obtain a copy of Adobe Acrobat Reader free of charge at www.adobe.com.
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Watermark Factory - advanced watermark creator
Developer: Watermark Factory
Watermark Factory is a powerful Windows tool which will allow anyone to add some texts and images (watermarks) to any pictures or photographs. This program comes with more than average features and packages. There are options that will concern a great number of photo effects besides the standard watermarks. Watermark Factory has been designed with an eye-catching look. It has an easy file queue to manage the chosen files along with 2 different tabs which is very useful to switch between watermarks and image preview.
Additionally, the program will give user or owner the option to crop the photos without difficulties. The photos can also be applied with a lot of attractive effects like bevel, shadow and border. The developer has included the photo masks feature and options to resize, rename or sharpen photos easily. For the watermark itself, user or owner can utilize several photo formats which include BMP, JPEG, PSD, PNG, ICO and TIF. There will be also the batch watermarking feature which will enable user to apply a watermark on the chosen photos at once by using a predefined set of configurations.
Lastly, Watermark Factory can be applied to add some comments to pictures and users can instantly access EXIF or IPTC information. Fortunately, the program doesn't require any special hardware specification and it will definitely work smoothly on all Windows OS versions. Moreover, the program will not require administrator privileges on Windows 7 OS workstations. Taken as a whole, Watermark Factory can be considered as a really helpful software or program for those who try to protect lots of pictures with a watermark. There is a comprehensive help manual included in the buying package. First time users are highly suggested to read it first when they need more details about its specific features. The price of this program is $49.00 (trial version is available).
Go To winsoft986.blogspot.com for more information about the features and updates of this software. More Info about Watermark Factory - advanced watermark creator can be found in its official website visit here. Learn more about the ideal way to take advantage of this software by reading the help or manual section included in the software.
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Windows Registry Repair Pro Full Review
Developer: 3B Software Inc.
Price: $19.99 with Ad-supported license
Windows Registry Repair is great software for scanning invalid and outdated information on Windows registry. On the other words, this application can be easily used to scan and fix errors found on Windows registry or on your system. The program has an easy-to-use, intuitive and clean interface. User or owner will be able to scan the registry for some issues and also restore a backup data. The data will be automatically made by this software right before the registry cleaning process. Moreover, this application will enable users to schedule an automatic scan based on their preference.
For the scanning process itself, users can select what type of errors to examine such as invalid font, paths, shared DLLS, help files, outdated start menu items, idle software entries, system services and classes section. When the scanning process is completed, users will be provided with the total number of errors or issues in each area. There will be also the option to view details and to select which issue or error that users want to repair by using this software. Users can also select the preferred scan type which include start and scan for errors, start and finish time along with frequency scan.
Users can configure this application to run automatically at system startup and to minimize to system tray when clicking the Close button. These configurations can be performed in the Advanced Settings menu. Windows Registry Repair will take up a fair amount of computer's system resources and it will include a well-drawn help file with some practical snapshots. There will be no freezing, crashing or popping up errors during the use of this application even for a long time. On the other hand, the trial version of this program is strictly limited so it can only fix a small amount of registry errors which will stop users from an accurate evaluation. Besides, the trial version does not have the option to disable the automatic backup and exclusion list creations.
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Welcome to Basic Computer Security. The aim of this book is to instruct the reader on numerous topics of computer security such as passwords, privacy, encryption, and networking. This book is written for a reader with little to no previous knowledge of security issues, but one who is familiar with the basic functionality of his or her computer's operating system. The language used in this book should be easily understood by someone with the reading level of a college freshman. We will make our best attempt to define security-related terms and other jargon in a concise, coherent manner. Reading this book should give you a basic understanding of the processes needed to secure your home computer and home network, as well as protect your privacy and data on the web.
As a handy tool, you may click the padlock icon at any time to return to the book's main page. 16px (Also visible on the top right of the page.) This feature will facilitate returning to the index to move on to the next section, to return to this introduction, or to re-orient yourself if you click on a link and find yourself lost.
A short word of warning before we begin: Any book on the subject of security is likely to enlighten the reader on a variety of nasty things that could potentially happen to him or her. It is not our intention to make the reader paranoid or fearful of computers or the Internet; we believe that the primary cause of fear is a lack of understanding. It is our hope that by reading this book you will learn more about the world around you and gain valuable knowledge and understanding that will help you protect yourself, your privacy, and your information. It is better to know how to protect oneself and know how to deal with a situation when it arises than to be an oblivious victim. As our good friend Joe would say, "Knowing is half the battle!"
Below you will find various section headings which reflect the general categories which this book will address. Under each heading you will find a short description of the contents of that section, which may assist you in determining which parts of the book are relevant to your needs.
General Security and Passwords
General Security and Passwords will introduce basic security concepts which apply to most of the other sections in this book. It will also explain some of the key concepts in computer security that may not come up in other areas of security, such as passwords.
Malware will introduce you to and describe the main malware (malicious software) threats that your computer will be subject to, and will then teach you how to safely and effectively eliminate them. Topic areas include viruses, trojan horses, spyware etc...
Web Security
Web Security will introduce concepts which apply specifically to the world-wide-web. This will include information on Internet browsers, e-mail, and an explanation of some concepts which are integral to the understanding of security on the web. You may not be familiar with some topics or terms discussed in this section. Fear not! We will do our best to make the concepts as easy to understand as possible, as well as make their importance immediately relevant.
PC Security will discuss topics which are immediately relevant to the security of your personal computer, whether at home or at work or in transit. These topics include the encryption of data, setting user account controls and ensuring your computer is physically secure, to prevent theft of your important or sentimental data.
Network Security
Network Security will introduce useful topics relevant to home networking. Many people have multiple computers in their home and use a router to connect all of them to the Internet simultaneously. This section will discuss methods of securing your router, your network, and each of your computers from external interference.
Where to Go from Here
The Where to Go from Here section will mention some more advanced concepts of security and will provide links to articles on Wikipedia, other Wikibooks, and external links that discuss security. While these are probably not the best place to start learning about security, you may find them useful or interesting after you have become more familiar with some of the basics.
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N.H. woman held without bail after driving wrong way on Route 128 in Beverly, Mass.
Trena Baron was arrested by State Police for her third DUI just before 4 a.m. after troopers received multiple 911 calls of a car driving the wrong way on Route 128 North between Exits 17 and 18, State Police spokesman David Procopio said. Baron had been driving from Gloucester to Nashua, N.H., where she resides.
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LONG BEACH -- Authorities today pondered the future of an 80-year-old man who says he shot to death a woman who was running away after ransacking his home in the Los Cerritos neighborhood, even though she told him she was pregnant while pleading for her life.
Appearing to evince no regret, Tom Greer told NBC4 Wednesday night that he shot the woman twice in the back as she was fleeing along a side street with a male accomplice.
"She says, 'Don't shoot me, I'm pregnant -- I'm going to have a baby.' And I shot her anyway," Greer said. "The lady didn't run as fast as the man so I shot her in the back twice, she's dead ... but he got away."
There was no immediate confirmation of the pregnancy, but the Los Angeles County coroner's office planned to perform an autopsy on the woman today. Ed Winter, assistant coroner's chief, said they would not release any information before notifying next of kind.
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No. 9 Stony Brook hosts VMI Saturday
Seawolves looking for seven straight victory
Football totals 693 yards of offense in 77-7 win over Pace
Running game accounts for 521 yards and nine touchdowns
Get to know CAA Football
Facts and figures on Stony Brook Football's new home in 2013.
Stony Brook to join CAA Football in 2013
A new era of Stony Brook Football in the premier FCS conference to begin in 2013.
Football stages comeback to beat Albany, 31-28
Seawolves will play No. 1 ranked Sam Houston State in the second round next Saturday.
2012: Played in 10 games, starting six ... two catches for 13 yards and a touchdown ... helped block for two 1,000-yard rushers for a third straight season ...had a four-yard reception vs. Gardner-Webb (10/20) ... caught first touchdown as a Seawolf vs. Pace (9/8).
2011: Saw action in all 13 games, starting 12 ... made six catches for 99 yards ... made a key third-down catch for 33 yards against Albany (11/26) ... three catches for 21 yards at Buffalo (9/10) ... caught two passes for 45 yards at UTEP (9/3).
2010: Played in 10 games, starting nine ... caught six passes for 73 yards ... season-high 51 yards on one reception at Liberty (11/20) ... caught two passes, including an 11-yarder at Coastal Carolina (10/23) ... caught one pass for two yards at Brown (9/18) ... had one catch for four yards against American International (9/11) ... caught one pass for six yards at South Florida (9/4).
2009: Did not see game action.
Prior to Stony Brook: Played one season as a tight end at West Hills College.
High School: A 2007 graduate of Coalinga High School ... three-time letterwinner for the Horned Toads ... first team all-state as a senior ... first team All-Fresno ... named first team all-conference on both offense and defense ... also lettered four times in basketball and twice in baseball.
Personal: Brett Arce ... born July 24, 1989 in Bakersfield, California ... son of Mark and Sharon Arce.


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Idaho Rules of Civil Procedure Rule 27(a)(1). Depositions Before Action - Petition.
A person who desires to perpetuate testimony or that of another person regarding any matter that may be cognizable in any court of the state of Idaho may file a verified petition in the district court in the county of the residence of any expected adverse party. The petition shall be entitled in the name of the petitioner and shall show: 1, that the petitioner expects to be a party to an action cognizable in a court of the state of Idaho but is presently unable to bring it or cause it to be brought, 2, the subject matter of the expected action and the petitioner's interest therein, 3, the facts which the petitioner desires to establish by the proposed testimony and the reasons for desiring to perpetuate it, 4, the names or a description of persons the petitioner expects will be adverse parties and their addresses so far as known, and 5, the names and addresses of the persons to be examined and the substance of the testimony which the petitioner expects to elicit from each, and shall ask for an order authorizing the petitioner to take the depositions of the persons to be examined named in the petition, for the purpose of perpetuating their testimony.
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The Leahy Legacy
By Sarah E Taylor-Oracle on Apr 05, 2011
So much happens at the Oracle Retail Week Awards that it is often difficult to take it all in on the night. Yesterday, I found myself recalling Sir Ken Morrison's comments about Sir Terry Leahy, and in particular, his description of Leahy as "the greatest businessman of the late 20th and early 21st century" as he presented him with the Retail Week Lifetime Achievement Award.
This is a big statement. There is no denying Leahy's achievements at Tesco, the legacy he leaves behind and also the impact this has created around the world. Sir Ken referenced the Clubcard as one of the key successes of the era and indeed Leahy himself sees this initiative as the enabling factor that drove the customer to the heart of the Tesco business. Developed while Leahy was Marketing Director, Clubcard has been influential in maintaining Tesco's stance in the number one position and has been copied to less effect throughout the world.
Another element of Leahy's legacy that stands out for me is the retailer's impressive international expansion, with the Tesco Operating Model at its foundation. By no means is this a unique offering - several retail organisations utilise a common set of technologies and applications upon which they manage their businesses. However, the Tesco approach has been to be very specific in identifying the very best set of solutions for particular aspects of their business. Tesco worked hard to create a model that was able to work locally from Turkey to Thailand. Much has been made of Tesco's ability to identify emerging markets and develop the Tesco concept successfully within these countries but the Tesco Operating Model is a key element of this success. If you don't get the HQ, DCs and stores working effectively, your business will fail. If you can't get the right product to the customer at the right time, you lose a sale and sometimes that customer's business. Serving a global customer demands a business to have truly global process and technology.
Leahy's successor, Philip Clarke in his previous role as IT and International Director was influential in ensuring that the Tesco Operating Model was implemented to great effect. It will be interesting to see over time how retail businesses seek to copy the Operating Model, as they have done the ClubCard. It is too soon to speculate on what Clarke's business legacy will be. Putting the customer at the heart of business is a lesson that every company can learn from Tesco. Creating a truly global business for a global customer is where Clarke's international and technology skills give him a real edge as a forward looking businessman for the 21st century.


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BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – WKU freshman Kendall Noble will miss the remainder of the 2012-13 season after suffering a torn right anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) in Sunday's game at Kent State.
A full recovery is expected back in time for the 2013-14 campaign.
"Any coach does not want to hear that about their players," said WKU head coach Michelle Clark-Heard. "I am really sad that the fans did not get to see Kendall Noble this year. The greatest thing about that is we will have her for four more years and everyone will have the chance to see how special she is. She came back in the Morehead State game and had a really good game and then this happens. She is an unbelievable young lady from an unbelievable family."
Noble played in two games for the Lady Toppers this season. She recorded four points and seven rebounds in 16 minutes against Morehead State last Thursday in her Lady Topper debut. She had five points and three rebounds against Kent State on Sunday, both wins for WKU.
Prior to coming to WKU, Noble played her last two high school seasons at Perry County Central High School, after starting her prep career at Breathitt County. She helped lead the Lady Commodores to a Region 14 championship and the 2012 KHSAA Sweet Sixteen tournament. She previously came back from a left knee injury near the end of her junior season to average 14.5 points and shoot 60 percent from the floor during her senior campaign in addition to 9.1 rebounds per contest, helping PCC to a 30-3 record.
She earned all-state honors, and was also one of five finalists for the Miss Kentucky Basketball award in 2012. Noble finished her prep career with 2,987 points, 1,653 rebounds, 1,014 steals and 916 assists, becoming the first player in state history to compete in six straight state tournaments, the final two at Perry County Central and four at Breathitt County.
Noble will have surgery, but the procedure has yet to be scheduled.
WKU (7-2) returns home on Dec. 16 against Southeast Missouri State. Season tickets and single game tickets are available through the WKU Ticket Office by calling 270-745-5222 or 1-800-5-BIG-RED. Tickets can also be ordered online at www.wkusports.com.


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This is year's ice show had 30 performances that entertained a crowd Saturday evening and Sunday afternoon. The ice show not only includes Crookston area families but other small surrounding towns like, Fertile, Fisher, Beltrami and more. The girls will finish of this year's season with an awards banquet to be held to Thursday.
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AMC Orders 'Halt & Catch Fire' and 'Turn'
AMC has ordered two new period dramas to series, "Halt & Catch Fire" and "Turn."
The announcement came from AMC president Charlie Collier prior to the "Breaking Bad" panel at Friday's Television Critics Association summer press tour.
These two shows mark the first time in the cable network's history that two series have been picked up in the same cycle.
"Halt & Catch Fire" is set in the early 1980s, "the early days of the personal computer revolution," according to Collier. It traces a visionary (Lee Pace), an engineer (Scoot McNairy) and a prodigy (MacKenzie Davis), whose innovations go toe-to-toe with the corporate companies of the time in Texas' Silicon Prairie.
Written on spec by Chris Cantwell and Chris Rogers, "Breaking Bad's" Mark Johnson and Melissa Bernstein will serve as executive producers.
"Turn" is based on Alexander Rose's book "Washington Spies." It was written by "Nikita's" Craig Silverstein, who serves as an executive producer with Barry Josephson.
An AMC Studios production, "Turn" takes place in the summer of 1778 and follows the New York farmer Abe Woodhull (Jamie Bell) and a group of his childhood friends as they form the Culper Ring, a group of spies "who turn the tide in America's fight for independence," according to Collier. In real life the Culper Spy Ring gathered intelligence on British activities during the Revolutionary War.
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By Brandy Walleshauser of No Time Mommy
I met my husband a few weeks before he left for basic training. It was one of the toughest decisions he ever made, but after 2001 he felt like he had to defend his country. We welcomed our first daughter while he was still in the Army and he deployed to Iraq a second time two weeks after she was born. Just three short months later, we lost some incredible friends by an IED. It was at that point that we decided it was important for our kids to know the true meaning of Memorial Day and Independence Day, letting them know what it means to be patriotic. After all, for most people it is a day of fun and barbecues, but to us it's so much more.
I think it's hard for my kids to really understand the true meaning of being patriotic because they are so young, but we have taught them a few simple things.
Flying the flag: The American flag is a big part of being Patriotic, and while we can't fly one where we live we make sure our kids know what it means and the proper etiquette when holding or hanging a flag. We do have a flag across from us along with a POW/MIA flag in honor of those missing. The kids love looking at it.
Showing your spirit: You can buy a child's flag shirt for just $5, it's the perfect way for your child to show off their spirit.
Read a book about our country: My daughter came home one day from school and was teaching me about patriotism and our founding fathers, etc. It was really amazing how much she knew, all from a children's book.
Showing self respect: This could be the most important thing to teach your children. For a child to learn what it really means to be patriotic they need to show respect to our culture and country. We would not have freedom without responsibility. Teaching your kids not to liter or damage their surroundings is a great way to show respect for themselves and the world around them.
There is also the option of taking them to a concert or a fireworks show, to show your child how patriotic others are.
My son decided that he wanted to show you his spirit by getting a star style teddy from Build A Bear Workshop and dress it up as a soldier.


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Grimes Launches Kentucky General-Election Push
Hours after both Republican Sen. Mitch McConnell and Democrat Alison Lundergan Grimes easily won their primaries Tuesday night, general-election efforts in Kentucky are off to a running start.
The Grimes campaign released its first ad of the general election Wednesday morning, a one-minute spot that looks to align Ms. Grimes with Kentuckians' interests.
"This is a frustrating time in our country," Ms. Grimes says in the clip, which features the candidate earnestly addressing the camera. "The economy is still struggling, people are working harder for less, and here in Kentucky, we feel it more than most."
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The ad strikes directly at Mr. McConnell, the Senate minority leader. "It seems no matter how many elections we have, nothing gets better in Washington. It only gets worse," Ms. Grimes says. "A lot of that is because of the people at the top in both political parties. If we keep sending them back, nothing will change."
It also hits back at efforts by the McConnell campaign to cast Ms. Grimes as a proxy for President Barack Obama and Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D., Nev.). In his victory speech Tuesday night, Mr. McConnell said, "My opponent is in this race because Barack Obama and Harry Reid want her to be in this race."
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The Bushkill Outreach, a local food pantry, was forced to close last week due to their location within the Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area. State Representative Rosemary Brown (R-189th District) reported that a temporary location has been found. The federal government has mandated the closure of national parks and any buildings located within the parks with the shutdown of the federal government. Brown stated, "With the hard work and dedication of Kate and her volunteers at the Bushkill Outreach, a temporary home has been established." The pantry will be temporarily located at the Bushkill Reformed Church, 5969 Milford Road, East Stroudsburg, starting Tuesday, Oct. 8, and continuing on Wednesday, Oct. 9, and Thursday, Oct. 10, from 1-3 p.m. More information will be available at the church on future hours. Clients who had appointments scheduled for last week are welcome to come this week. Bushkill Outreach is a Pennsylvania state registered food pantry serving people in need in Middle Smithfield and Lehman Townships. Contact Brown's district office in East Stroudsburg by calling 570-420-8301 for more information on this and any state-related issue or concern.
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Bethany Schindler, nutrition and health education specialist with University of Missouri Extension in Phelps County, was recently awarded the Specialist of the Year Award for the Family Nutrition Education Program.
Schindler teamed up with Jessica Gargus to offer nutritional information at the farmers market in St. James this past year. This promotion of healthy foods reached new audiences for Extension and the vendors praised their efforts.
Cooking Matters programs; Food Preservation classes; Stay Strong, Stay Healthy; Chronic Disease Self-Management; A Matter of Balance; and Eat Well, Be Well with Diabetes are programs that Schindler offered in several counties in 2012.
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The 64-bit Chrome version improves the speed of graphics and video including high definition YouTube videos, Google wrote in a blog post. It's also twice as stable as 32-bit engines when handling typical web content. The company said the increased capacity makes it possible for its security mitigations to better defend against certain types of attacks. This is part of Google's "defense in depth" strategy to deploy a variety of stumbling blocks to the attacker.
Chromium, the open source web browser project from which Google Chrome draws its source code, has worked to make the browser more modular. This makes it possible to separate different functions and create an extra layer of defense, known as a sandbox, for each one to improve security. Sandboxes help prevent malicious code from infecting applications through the browser.
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Like other browsers, Chrome has a sandbox built in to prevent malicious code from infecting applications through the browser. Google's security team has made it difficult for that to occur, to the point that attackers typically need several vulnerabilities chained together to accomplish the task, said Mr. Fisher. "Attackers place a high value on those sandbox escapes as they could be very useful in targeted attacks," he said.
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I need your help! Whenever I make chicken noodle soup, my noodles eventually break up and turn to mush. Then it's like eating chicken mush soup. I have tried all kinds of noodles with no success and tried cooking the noodles first as opposed to just dumping them into the pot. Same result. I notice the noodles in canned soups maintain their firmness. What am I doing wrong?
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You aren't doing anything wrong. You're just fighting the same battle we all fight when making homemade chicken noodle soup. This can be a problem especially with this type of soup because it's so tempting to make large batches and put some in the freezer. But by the time the last quart is eaten, the noodles often are softer than we like.
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By his own admission, Santa Clara County Supervisor Joe Simitian did not think he'd be spending time as a public servant talking about dog food.
That was before an item on the board's consent calendar Tuesday -- an agreement with Hill's Pet Nutrition to provide pet food for the county's animal shelter -- unsettled him.
By the time he was finished taking the deal apart, county staffers were ready to eat dog food themselves.
The deal with Hill's, which began in 2008, saves the county $19,000 a year in food costs. In turn, the county agrees to push Hill's products on its website and to people adopting pets.
In a polite but devastating sequence, Simitian checked off the problems with renewing the contract. For starters, the county was giving the phone numbers and email addresses of adopting families to Hill's, raising privacy concerns.
Moreover, the shelter wasn't explaining why it was recommending the dog food. "The public doesn't know the reason we're hyping the dog food is that we're getting it for free," Simitian said, castigating the staff for using verbatim Hill's language in its report.
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SAN JOSE -- Delayed by litigation, Rocketship Education has announced it is hoping to settle within weeks on an alternate, temporary site for its eighth charter school, which it had planned to open in August in San Jose's Tamien neighborhood.
The charter organization is looking at a number of sites within the boundaries of the San Jose Unified School District, Jessica Garcia-Kohl of Rocketship said. In January, Rocketship won a zoning exemption to build on a vacant 1.4-acre site next to the Tamien light-rail station. But the San Jose Unified School District and neighbor Brett Bymaster sued, challenging the zoning exemption granted by the Santa Clara County Board of Education.
Rocketship has been planning to purchase the Tamien parcel from the city of San Jose. Now, with lawsuits holding up construction, it is pursing a dual strategy. Rocketship has requested a site for its eighth school from San Jose Unified, which is obligated by state law to offer a location. That offer has not yet been made public. At the same time, Rocketship is looking at possible temporary sites on the private market.
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Conroy Joseph "CJ" HighBear, one year old son of Sandra HighBear, of Redwood Falls passed away Saturday, February 2, 2013 at the Redwood Area Hospital. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Friday, March 15 at Cornerstone Christian Church. Visitation is one hour prior to services at the church. Interment is in the Redwood Falls Cemetery. Online condolences may be sent at www.stephensfuneralservice.com.
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CJ is survived by his mother Sandra HighBear of Redwood Falls; grandfather Conroy HighBear Sr. of Sioux Falls, S.D.; great-grandmother Mary Ann Knebel of Milbank, S.D.; aunts and uncles: Jessica Hofhenke of Rapid City, S.D., Elizabeth Machmiller of Sioux Falls, Leah (Joe) Knebel of Blaine, Conroy HighBear, Jr. and Leanna HighBear, both of Sioux Falls; great-aunts and -uncles: Val Heron and Lawrence HighBear, both of Watertown, S.D. and Coral Hernandez and Starla Blue Arm of Sibley, Iowa.
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In April 1945 the American 71st Infantry Division exacted the final vestiges of life from the Reich's 6th SS Mountain Division in central Germany. This analysis of the battle demonstrates that the Wehrmacht's last gasp on the Western Front was anything but a whimper, as some historians charge. Instead, Stephen Rusiecki argues, the Wehrmacht fought to extract every last bit of pain possible. The book follows the histories of both the German and American divisions from their inception until their fateful confrontation in April 1945 and serves as a testament to the human experience in war, both from the perspective of the soldiers and from the civilians who suffered the brunt of the fighting.
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Several hundred miles from home, facing runners from across the state, the North Tahoe boys cross-country team still decimated its competition.
Led by Noah McDermott's individual win and four top-six finishes, the Laker boys placed first out of 24 Division 5 schools in one of the nation's largest meets, the Mt. SAC Cross Country Invitational in Southern California, this past Friday.
It wasn't even close, either, as North Tahoe posted a winning low score of just 33 points to runner-up St. Joseph's 115. The Lakers' average time for their top five runners was 1:25:16 to St. Joseph's 1:30:17.
McDermott continued his torrid season by recording yet another victory, this time in a field of 167 runners. And it wasn't close. The North Tahoe junior finished in a winning time of 16:16 over the 2.93-mile course, while Jake Landreth of Ontario Christian was second in 16:37.
North Tahoe senior Patrick McElravey was third overall in 16:44, teammate Shane Christian was fifth in 17:07, Peter Holmes was sixth in 17:10 and Brandon Hackett was 18th in 17:59 to round out the Lakers' top five scores (the amount used for the team result).
Julien Bordes, racing in place of Sean McDermott, was 30th in 18:18, and Dominic Antonucci was 61st in 19:27.
In the girls race, North Tahoe finished seventh out of 20 Division 5 schools, led by an eighth-place finish by sophomore Tara Gallant. Gallant posted a time of 20:46 on the same course as the boys. Ashley Flores of Sacred Heart won in 19:29.
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Average Song Gap: 26.25
Performers: Trey Anastasio, Page McConnell, Jon Fishman, Mike Gordon
Notes: Disease and Antelope were unfinished. During Suzy, Trey introduced Fish as "Johnny B. Fishman" on snare drum, whereupon Fish took a snare drum solo. This show featured the Phish debut of Tears of a Clown. Unfortunately, no one knew all of the words to Tears of a Clown, so they picked a member of the audience to come onstage and sing (prompting Trey to note, "She saved our ass."). Tweezer contained a HYHU jam at the end (with Trey still on guitar and Fish on drums). During HYHU, Fish introduced himself as "Prince" and added some vacuum accompaniment. Before Terrapin, Trey joked, "Won't be needing this anymore!" and acted as if he was going to throw his guitar into the crowd, to a reception of lusty boos from the crowd. After Terrapin, Trey took an impromptu poll of the audience as to whether a Fishman tune makes the show or destroys the show, with Page notably coming in on the side of destroys the show, though softening the blow by explaining, "Well, it's a crapshoot. Sometimes it's great, but sometimes... you wonder." Mike, more charitably, stated, "On a scale of two to three, I give it a three." Before the Drums Jam with Trey and Fish, Trey noted that it had always been a dream of his to start a song with a double drum solo; this was the first known instance.
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This show was part of the "2004 Late Summer Tour."
The snare drum solo and drop into the funk in Suzy is awesome, seems like Trey is teasing Heavy Things for a minute in there. Suzy has probably the shortest version of the "Suzy Reprise Jam" that popped up a few times in the 1.0 era. It's a nice knotty groove, Mike's DWD effects kind of creep into his playing for a little bit before the jam drops out and the DWD intro starts.
The DWD jam is basically all of a piece, rhythmic yet spacey, some nice piano from Page providing the gravitational well at the center of it and Mike & Trey circling it with dramatic minimalism. The descent into Caspian is fucking gorgeous. Another reviewer characterized this 3 song sequence as a cheap crowd pleaser, but it defied convention at every (ok, the first two at least) turn. Plus I'm pretty sure that by the year 2004 we should have stopped pretending that the shows were filled with 14 year old kids who only wanted to see Bouncing and Sparkle and the other massive radio hits.
I love when Phish doesn't finish the "Big Finish" songs. Bowie, Hood, Antelope, Slave, whatever. Leave that crescendo hanging and try something different. Phish's decision to bail on the Antelope peak and just get a little weirder was a good one. There are good moments in this, especially after the Peak That Wasn't, and the -> and 2001 itself is nice and clean. Just nothing too special despite the uniqueness on paper. I can see why someone would like this 2001 a lot, if they're not into the loops and whatnot.
Second sets highlights are Waves- soaring Type I.5 improv, beautiful stuff with shades of mystery- & the Timber with the double-drum solo. FWIW, The Ghost from 7/25/97 starts with a double drum duo also doesn't it? C'est la vie.


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School of Government to conduct study of Historic Seventh Avenue District
Published: Thursday, December 5, 2013 at 11:27 p.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, December 5, 2013 at 11:27 p.m.
Hendersonville City Council voted unanimously Thursday to contract with a division of the UNC School of Government to develop a strategic development plan for the Historic Seventh Avenue District.
The board also asked city staff to return to their next meeting with a budget amendment to cover funding for the plan that wouldn't come out of HSAD's funding from next year's budget.
Tara Ledbetter, executive director of HSAD, said they had saved up $10,000 to cover part of the $24,000 study price tag. HSAD had requested the city front them $14,000 out of their next year's budget to cover the remainder of the cost.
The UNC School of Government's Development Finance Initiative has agreed to: establish strategic direction and priorities of redevelopment within the district; develop financing tools or incentives for the encouragement of private investment in the district; and evaluate the cost/benefits associated with the incentives including possible expansion of the municipal service district and/or other district designations.
Will Lambe, director of the DFI Community and Economic Development Program, said that after the study and recommendations have been compiled, his group will partner with others to bring the vision of growing the district to life.
Councilman Jeff Miller proposed the city partner with the group, covering the costs for the study.
"We've done as much as we can passively," said Councilman Steve Caraker, who made the motion to contract with the School of Government. "I think it's time to get a little more aggressive."
He praised Ledbetter for her service.
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Members of the 1972 West Virginia State Class AA Championship Football Team were guests of honor for Homecoming 2012 at Flinn Field last Friday. The '72 Devils went undefeated (12-0), pummeling highly-regarded Ceredo-Kenova 35-14 on the astroturf at Fairfield Stadium (the first time at Red Devil team had ever played on artificial turf) and beating Magnolia 14-6 on Thanksgiving Day at Parkersburg's Stadium Field for the AA championship. At Flinn Field for the occasion were (from left) former assistant coach/head coach Dick Sturm, Gary Roark, Gordon Hopper, Drake Matics, Dave Hood, Bob Westfall Mike Dorsey, Randy Rardin, Vic DeRito, Alan Hall. Todd Ritchie and former head coach Fred Taylor.
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PARKERSBURG - Wood County Schools on Wednesday closed on the purchase of property adjacent to Emerson Elementary School to expand parking and create another access.
Officials had been working to purchase the property since June, but had waited until the owner demolished a house along 36th Street. The district paid just under $120,000 for the triangle-shaped property.
"If we'd had to demolish the house, it would have cost us an additional $30,000-40,000," said Sue Woodward, assistant superintendent of school services.
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Officials with Wood County Schools announced Wednesday the district purchased a 36th Street property adjacent to Emerson Elementary School. The property will be used for parking and to create a second entrance route along the side of the school. (Photo by Michael Erb)
Two residences once on the property have have been removed. The school is looking at extending its parking and creating a second entrance along the side of the building.
"They are looking to bring some of the vehicular traffic from the front of the building to the side of the building," Woodward said.
Officials are unsure how the parking lot will be funded or whether it will be gravel or asphalt. Woodward said the county purchased the property, so it likely will be left to the school to pay for construction of a parking lot.
The school will have to meet all state and federal guidelines for construction, such as making sure the sidewalks are handicapped accessible, Woodward said.
"Now that it is school property, there are some additional requirements we have to meet," she said. "That all will factor into the final cost."


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Esquire Magazine's "2010 Chef of the Year" is a Berkeleyite now as the executive chef at Gather, but Santa Cruz is his old stomping ground. Sean Baker was the executive chef at Gabriella Cafe and consulting chef for Bonny Doon Vineyards when Randall Grahm opened the Cellar Door restaurant. Even now, Baker and his wife make weekly forays to Linda Butler's Lindencroft Farms in Ben Lomond to pick up produce, brainstorm menus and enjoy the countryside.
Windy Oaks Estate: This Corralitos winery does "phenomenal" pinot noir, Baker says, but offers limited vineyard tours and tastings. Check with the winery before you go to make sure it's open.
550 Hazel Dell Road Corralitos, www.windyoaksestate.com
Ridge Vineyards: "I used to live in Mountain View and drive up to Ridge, take a picnic and sit on a bench and see the whole Silicon Valley. They make incredible wine."
17100 Montebello Road, Cupertino; www.ridgewine.com
Lunch at Bonny Doon Vineyards: "I was the opening chef at the restaurant and still know a couple of line cooks. That whole place -- the Swift Street Courtyard -- is a really nice place to hit up. There's el Salchichero (a handcrafted charcuterie shop), Santa Cruz Mountain Brewing, wineries."
Tasting Room, 328 Ingalls St., Santa Cruz; www.bonnydoonvineyard.com
Storrs Winery: "The tasting room is always open. We get a couple bottles -- and go to Linda's farm to cook a pretty epic dinner."
Old Sash Mill, 303 Potrero St., Santa Cruz, www.storrswine.com
Java at Lulu's at the Octagon: Grab an espresso at this historic octagonal brick building, part of the Santa Cruz Museum of Art and History.
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Charlie Sheen is reportedly acting like ... well, Charlie Sheen again.
The actor is said to be causing trouble on the set of "Anger Management." According to the Hollywood Reporter, Sheen has missed several days of filming in recent weeks, forcing production to be extended and stand-ins used in his place.
Maybe he caught a bad case of warlock.
The magazine also said the rest of the cast is "threatening to stop working if the absences persist."
Here's the funny part. It hasn't even been a year since Sheen reportedly got Selma Blair fired from the show for complaining about his on-set behavior, including lateness.
As you may or may not know, Sheen was fired from "Two and a Half Men" in 2011 after feuding with creator Chuck Lorre and generally acting nuts.
According to GossipCop.com, Sheen signed up to do 100 episodes of "Anger Management" for FX, and is only two-thirds of the way there.
Sheen's rep told the Huffington Post that no stand-ins have been used and the show didn't film last week "because another member of the cast was sick."
"Charlie is always ready, willing and able to shoot 'Anger Management' and looks forward to returning on Monday," the spokesman reportedly said.
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Benedictine University partners with ICC to offer Criminal Justice program
October 5, 2011
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Lisle, Illinois – In an effort to fulfill a growing need for criminal justice majors, Benedictine University has partnered with Illinois Central College (ICC) to offer a Bachelor of Arts in Criminal Justice program in Peoria.
Peoria is centrally-positioned within an Illinois hub for careers in criminal justice ranging from the state police headquarters in Springfield to crime scene investigators in Chicago. Benedictine administrators say the affordable program provides ICC students with a combination of high quality academics and the convenience of working toward a bachelor's degree on their own campus.
"A bachelor's degree in Criminal Justice provides such an option for employment," said Michael Carroll, dean of Moser College of Adult and Professional Studies at Benedictine University. "We can offer students this career opportunity without them having to leave (the Peoria area to travel to other universities)."
Students have the option of completing their associate's degree before enrolling in Benedictine's Criminal Justice program, or enrolling in both programs concurrently provided they meet the prerequisites for Benedictine courses.
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All Benedictine classes are held on the ICC campus at 1 College Drive, East Peoria. Criminal Justice classes are offered in the traditional, 16-week format or in an accelerated format with students attending class at night once a week.
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I hate to hijack a thread like this however after a few days of trying i figured id do it anyways ;P
I have an old pc wich has a mainboard in it with 4sata ports so i thought itd be nice to convert it to a nas however id still want it to be able to stream directly to my PS3 after a few days of skimming tru the web and a few tries with freenas i ended up here.
So i downloaded the usb image, copied it to my stick, inserted it to my pc watched it all boot up, my main pc, detected the PS3 being run from nas.site wich was hopefull.
Then the problem started, my computer did not detect the nas as a drive (wich is the cifs/samba if i understand correctly) it gives me no option to copy files to it. So i checked out the pc and noticed other then the USBdrive from wich the OS was running, it detected no harddrives... so i used this guide: http://www.skullbox.net/newsda.php to mount the 1TB drive i have in it atm and mounted it to /shared/mediaserver and did chmod +c 777 /shared/mediaserver on it.
So now the box has the 1TB available however im a bit lost as to how i can make my windows pc recognize it and enable me to copy files to it.
After browsing trough this thread once more ive noticed somewhere it already mentioned that by going to \ip\shared you could access the folder however i was wondering if there was a way for the NAS to show up in your network of windows 7 too?
just another thing im wondering (as im a linux noob) how safe is my data on that box? lets say i hookup 3 more sata drives, what would happen to the data on them incase of a mainboard crash?


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Having issues with the above TV.
PS3 connects to the ps3mediaserver on ubuntu 12.04 with no problems whatsoever.
The TV however doesn't register that the server exists at all. It does see my NAS (a DNS323) which shares some media over the network.
All on the same wired network, although the TV is on the otherside of a powerline adaptor, but both can see the internet with no problem, the router is also on the otherside of a powerline connection for both of them, and the server can ping the TV. So doesn't sound like a physical connection problem.
Anybody got some clever ideas?
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Stress for Women: How to Ditch PMS -- for Good
Bloat. Mood swings. Stress. Pimples: Just a few of the less-than-welcome health symptoms of premenstrual syndrome. Send them packing with these six strategies
While some of us are lucky enough to escape it entirely, the majority of women experience one (if not many more) symptom(s) every single month -- like clockwork -- in the days leading up to their periods. From mild fluid retention to four pounds of "bloat," one annoying zit to a full-face breakout, slight mood swing to massive depression, the health symptoms are vast in terms of degree and force.
See six ways to ditch PMS for good -- now.
"Every woman is different, so the symptoms and signs of PMS vary too," explains Jeff Livingston, M.D, an obstetrician-gynecologist in Irving, Texas. Which, of course, is why there is no "one size fits all" prescription for ditching it.
"Premenstrual syndrome is thought to be the result of alterations in or interactions between the levels of sex hormones and brain chemicals during the menstrual cycle," says Dr. Livingston. "Birth control pills may help relieve PMS symptoms by stabilizing those hormone levels. Some women may find even better relief from a form of birth control pill that is continuous," he says. And, "eating a healthy diet" and partaking in "physical activity and exercise" also help "in improving general health and well-being" and "help reduce anxiety and nervous tension," which together can lessen the issues often associated with PMS, he says.
More specifically, here are six ways to wean off the woes of PMS, easily.
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I definitely need to clean my diet.
by Monique3 Monday, February 4, 2013 at 08:45AM Report as inappropriate
I wish the pill was an option for me!
by EricaF123 Wednesday, December 26, 2012 at 02:43PM Report as inappropriate
Where is the tip about moodiness? How best not to strangle my hubby during that whole week?? =)
by kimihavens Wednesday, December 26, 2012 at 01:13PM Report as inappropriate
very good to know. im going on the pill soon and hopefully that will help me out
by treehugger1997 Tuesday, December 25, 2012 at 04:55PM Report as inappropriate
I can't take any of the over the counter remedies. They speed me up. I prefer vitamin B6, magnesium oxalate 200-600 mg/day , calcium 1000 mg/day, vitamin C 500 mg/day, an extra dose of iron, vitamin K 30 mg/day, & vitamin B2 400 mg/day. Check with your doctor first, as everyone is different. If you are on other meds you should check with your healthcare professional before taking these as well. They work like a charm for me!
by robyne00 Sunday, December 9, 2012 at 10:34AM Report as inappropriate
The calcium works for me sometimes. Might try the vitamin E.
by Chris213 Friday, September 28, 2012 at 06:32AM Report as inappropriate
Ive never taken a pain killer during these times....but i'll try more calcium.
by andyv1217 Wednesday, August 8, 2012 at 10:16PM Report as inappropriate
work out, drink water and eat right and i will have a pms free month.
by AmandaAmanda Saturday, May 5, 2012 at 09:31PM Report as inappropriate
Good tips, especially about vitamin E and calcium.
by VV001 Wednesday, May 2, 2012 at 07:37PM Report as inappropriate
I have been trying to up my calcium intake lately.
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OAKLAND -- For now, the Oracle Arena has two things going for it: The Golden State Warriors and the fact that the nearest competitor for major shows is 40 miles away in San Jose.
But that soon will change, and the arena, which already fails to turn a profit, will have to change too if it is to survive, sports facility experts said.
The Warriors' owners, Joe Lacob and Peter Guber, delivered a body blow to the publicly owned facility last week when they announced they were purchasing land in San Francisco to build their own arena, scheduled to open in 2018.
The Warriors accounted for nearly half the 110 events staged at the arena during a recent 12-month period -- and even with the team still around, the arena is forecast to post roughly $6 million in operating losses this year and next, according to budget records from the Alameda County-City of Oakland Joint Powers Authority.
The nearly 20,000-seat facility in East Oakland isn't just losing its anchor tenant, it's gaining a glitzy competitor that will need to be filled night after night if its owners are to recoup the hundreds of millions of dollars it will take to build it.
"Without a major tenant, it's going to be tough for Oracle to survive," said Don Muret, who covers stadiums for Sports Business Daily. "San Francisco is by far the largest market in the country without a modern arena. All the top acts will want to go there."
Alameda County Supervisor Nate Miley, who heads the board that oversees the arena, last week broached demolishing it should the Oakland A's and Raiders want to build an adjacent sports and entertainment facility and need additional land.
One pitfall to demolishing the arena, however, is that there is projected to still be $62 million in debt on the facility when the Warriors leave in 2018. While there is already a legal dispute brewing as to whether the team must help Oakland and Alameda County taxpayers retire the debt, a clause in the Warriors' lease would free them from debt payments if the arena ceases operations, leaving the public with the remaining cost.
The arena has benefitted over the years from its nearest competitor, the SAP Center at San Jose, being far enough away that top performers will book both venues, said Bob Gutkowski, the former president of Madison Square Garden and a partner in the firm Innovative Sports & Entertainment.
That likely won't be the case when the San Francisco arena opens.
"I think it's going to be difficult for Oakland on the entertainment side to compete and have the same schedule that they've had in the past," Gutkowski said.
Oracle already hosts fewer than the 200 annual events generally sought by arena operators -- even with the Warriors playing 41 regular season home games plus preseason and playoff games.
"If you are losing 50 dates a year," you've got a hole, Smith University economics professor Andrew Zimbalist said. "And it makes it more likely that you're going to have an operating loss on the arena."
Filling dates that currently go to the Warriors will be a major challenge, Zimbalist said. "You can't bring the circus in three times. You can't bring the Ice Capades more than once."
To compete with a big new San Francisco arena, Oracle might need to shrink or be subdivided, said Robert Boland, academic chair of the Preston Robert Tisch Center for Hospitality, Tourism and Sports Management.
Boland pointed to The Forum in Los Angeles, which has been repurposed into a successful concert venue after the Los Angeles Lakers and Kings moved into the newer Staples Center.
"There is generally a dearth of midrange assembly spaces," Boland said. "Think about all the Silicon Valley events that maybe it could be used for, particularly if it was reconfigured to 14,000 or 15,000 seats."
Gutkowski cautioned that reconfiguring arenas is often difficult and that many acts don't like the final product.
"In Oakland, (the arena managers) have to get really tight with one of the concert promoters so it's in the promoter's interest to bring their acts to Oracle even though there is a newer and shinier arena that has opened," he said.
The arena is managed by AEG, the nation's second-largest concert promoter, but that contract expires shortly before the Warriors are expected to leave.
Deena McClain, the interim director of the board operating the arena, said she expected the arena, which was fully remodeled in the mid-1990s, to remain competitive for major events. "It's a question of who is going to offer the best deal," she said.
McClain wouldn't speculate on how big an impact a new San Francisco arena would have on her bottom line.
"I don't think we're going to be able to answer those questions until the Warriors move out," she said, "and there is actual reality as to the competition."
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Tuesday, April 30, 2013
AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW) -- Two corporations will have new supporting roles in the 2014 Masters Tournament, according to a news release.
Mercedes-Benz, which has been an International Partner since 2008, will become a Global Sponsor, joining AT&T and IBM.
UPS will become an International Partner, joining Rolex and replacing ExxonMobil.
"The relationships we form are important to our commitment of continuous improvement, and we sincerely appreciate the longtime assistance and enthusiasm of ExxonMobil for their support," said Augusta National Chairman Billy Payne in a news release. "We now look forward to growing our associations with Mercedes-Benz and UPS, two globally recognized brands that also share a passion for the Masters and the Tournament's sustained success."
The 2014 Masters Tournament will be held April 7-13.