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March 17, 1971
Centro I Michigon Univel"$ity Boord of Trustees
Meeting of Mcl rch 17, 1971
Mt. Pleasont, Michigon
Members present: 0... Roger M. bReld, Jr. ; Nw . Alfred J. Fortino
Mn. Katharine C. Hohtod;~. James M. Umphrey, Chairman;
tw. Wolter W. Wightman; Dr . William B. Boyd, President.
Members absent : Miss Dee Boel"$mo; Dr. lloyd M. Cofer; and
tN. l awrence O. Rahilly.
Also a ttending: Dr . Terrence J. Corey, Secre tory to the Boord of
Trustees; Nw. Arthur E. Ellis, Vice President for Public Anal" and
Treowrer of the Boord; Or. Albert S. Miles, Vice President for
Student Affairs; Dr. Chorles J. Ping, ProvOlI; tw. Jerry R. Tubbs,
Acting Vice President for Business ond FInance.
The meeting was ca lled to order ot 2:10 p.m. by the Cha irman.
It was moved by tw. Wolter Wightman, Jeconded by tw . Alfred Fortino,
and CQ"ied, rhot 1M Minutes of the February 17, 1971, Meeting be
approved .
II was moved by Dr . Roger s...sfi e ld, Hconded by 1*. Wo lte r Wlghlmon,
ond carried, thot the fo llowing recommendotions of the admini stration
be a pproved .
Re tiremenh, Rcslgnotioos, and Tenninotions:
Lois Cross , Anoclote Professor, Business Education, effe ctive
June 30, 1971
Prem S. Loumos, Associate ProfeS$Or, Economies, end of winter
semeste r, 1971
.Jeanette F. Tudor, Assistant Professor, Sociology and Anthropology,
end of winter semester, 1971
Patric ia Froncb, Clerk Typist C-I, Alumni Re lations
Retirements, Resignations, and Termina t ion$ - continued
Donna Keaton, Senior Progrommer PTS-7, Dolo Procef,S ing
Mildred Kolenda, Principal Clerk C-4, Payroll
M:. riooluckey, Heod Redden! A-I , Housing Programs
Robert M:.ihafer, Junior Auditor PTS-8, Intemol Auditing
Donald Melrvin, Uti lity Worker MF-2, University Center
Carl Peacock, General Maintenance Meln MF-4, Ph)"$lcal Plant
Bess Saylor, Clerk Sleno C-3, finoncial Aim
Ellen Zimawske, Senior Clerk Typist C-2, Academic Affoirs
Almedo C . Choffer, Temporary Instructor, one-third time, Nla themotia ,
winter semester, 1970-71
B. S., Il linois State Univenity, 1963
M. S., Illinoh State Univenity, 1965
Sron ley Duczik, Temporary Auisro nt Instructor, reappointment,
three-fourths time, hoIathemo tlcs, one- fourth time, Industrial Education
Vocotiona l Project, winter s_der, 1970-71
B.A .. Unlvenityof hoIaniiabo, 1962
B.S. , Unlvenity of Mmitabo, 1966
Graduate work: Centro I Michigan Univenily
Koren Edwards, Temporary Instructor, Home Economia, Family life and
Consumer Education, wint!!r semester, 1970-71
B.S., PurdlHl Uni versity, 1968
M.S. , Pennsylvania Siote Univenily, 1970
James F. Hopfensperger, Temporary Instructor, part- time, Art, winter
semester, 1970-71
B.S., Wiscomin Stote College, 1954
M.S.A. , lkl iversity of Wisconsin, 1965
Appointments - continued
WDrcla Paladino, Temporary InstnJctor, one4.alf time, Music, winter
semester, 1970-71
B.S., Bowling Green State Univenity, 1963
M.A., State University of Iowa, 1964
Advanced graduate work: Wyandotte ConselVOtary
Mayville State Colieg'"
janice Bronson, Keypunch Operator C-4, Administrotive Data
Wr:lry Ann Cole, Clerk Stena C-3, Finoneiol Aids
Gerald Faber, Custodian (Swingman) .w:-4, Physica l Plant
Nancy Fox, Clerk Stena C- 3, Speech & Dramatic hi's
Sheryl Hatch, Clerk Typist C-l , librory
Wr:lrilyn McGeorge, Equipment location Clerk C-3, Equipment Inventory
Chorles Myen , Senior Custodian Mf-4, University Cent",r
Ouito Russell, Bookkeepe1'" C-4, library
Sue Sockett, Senior Clerk Steno C-4, librory
/IIourice Schemms, Auditor Trainee PTS-5, one-half time, Internal
Barbara Sharp, Clerk Siena C-3, Univenity Center
Christian Streitmatter, Electronic Technieian PTS-5, Chemistry
Promotions and Reelassific:ations:
Marcia Anee to Senior Clerk Stena C-4, Financial Aids
Ferdie Brewer to Custodian MF-4, Phydcal Plant
Jackie Gannon to Senior Clerk Stena C-4, HPER
Will iam Hennes to Audio-Vlsvol Tec:hnician PTS-6, Library
Promotions cmd Reclosdficotions - continued
John Kompf to Custodion MF-4, Physicol Plant
George Macklin to Acting Production Supervisor PTS-5, Administrotive
Dota Processing
Edward Marohn to General WDintenonce /lion MF-4, Physicol Plant
leo /IIortin to Journeyman Painter MF-l0, Physical Plant
Georgia Mi lan to elm Steno C-3, onl!-holf time, RMeorch & Special
Ann Murphy to Computer Operator Trainee PTS-2, Administrotive Data
Colman Levien, Profess«, Physics, ",ffective beginning of 1971 -72
academic: yeor
It was maved by Dr. Roger Busfield, seconded by tw. Wolter Wightman,
and corried, tha t the Finance Committee of the Boord of Trustees be
authorized to review and approve the establishment of:
o. tuition and fee rates
b. room and board rates
c. apartment renta l rates
d . parietal rules
prior to the next regular meeting of the Boord of Trvsteel on April 21, 1971.
The Bachelor of Individualized Studies degree program is d.nigned to rerve
the needs of shJdents whos", interesl's and abilities may be frus trated by more
conventiona l, struc:hJred programs. The program is on attempt to provide
opporhJnity for a responsible expression of unusual Intellec:tual interest by
pennitting student involvement in flexible curriculum planning.
New Degree Program - continued
Students who e lect this progrom should be owore that it moy not satisfy
requirements for odmlnion to graduate programs in some UIl ivel'$ities, or it
may not satisfy professional employment requiremellts. 11 is suggested
that each student cOllsider these requiremellts before ellteri ng the
ptogrom, if possible.
It was moved by Dr. Roger Busfield, seconded by MI. Alfred Fortino,
and corried, that the degree pragrom os passed by the lII'llve"ity Senate
be approved and that the adrninistrotian be directed to hold further
conversations with the senate concerning the designated title.
III M:Jy 1970 a life style plall for Central Michigan Unlve"ity residence
ho lls wos approved by the Boord of Trustees and has been in effect for the
past sll( months of thb academic year. It was impossible to implement the
entire pion approved by the Boord because of the latenen ill announcing
the plan, ond becouse of student choices.
Pion opproved In fWly 1970:
"Barnes HoI! witt be reserved for graduate students ond
students who ore 21 yea~ of age or older. H
It wos moved by~. Alfred Fortino, seconded by M-. Walter Wightman,
and corried, that Barnes Holl be reserved in 1971-n for groduote students,
students who ore 21 yeo" of uge or older, ond students wim 55 credit hovn
who hove porenta l permission.
In M:J rch 1969 Centrol Mlchlgon University ITI(Ide application ta the
Department of Housing and Urbon Development for assistance in the
construction of 100 married studen t aportments in the form of on Interest
subsidy grant totaling approximate ly $50 , 000 per yeor. The low bidder
on the sa le of the bonds for thb project, Broomfield Rood Apartments,
was N.e rritl Lynch , Pierce, Fenner and Smith, Inc., and these bonds
were delivered on or about November I, 1970. The interest rote for the
entire Issue was 7.43409%. The foctor which would subsidize the
interest beyond 3% amounts to approl(imately $50,071 per yea r. The
authorlzctlon which hod been received tota led $49,995. In consultation
with the Ann Arbor Trust Compony ot thot time, and in view of the fac t
( (
Interest Subsidy Grant for Bmomfleld Apartments - continued
that me allWXltlt was so d ose, tM Unlvenity did flOt 05k for on ioaease
In the fund reservation omount . Final poyment on this boIld issue will
be mode in the)'eM 2002, 0 pet'iod of 30 yean from Initial poyment.
It was moved by Nr. Alfred Fortino, seconded by lin. Katharine Hofstod,
and ean'led, thot the followi ng Resolution be approved.
BE IT RESOL YEO THAT: The o.portment of Housing and
Urban Development Gront Agreement for Project CH-MICH 144 (D),
doted February 9, 1971, In me fum of on annual interest
subsidy gront In me amount of $49,995 be accepted.
It was moved by />in . Katharine Haktad, seconded by Dr. Roger Bosfie ld,
and cOrTled, mot me foll owing gifts be occepted with the appreciation of
the Boord.
Shirley and James Lamphey I SO.OO Memorial Gifts Clearing Account
National Bank of Detroit 25.00 Memorial Gifts Clearing Account
Michigan Council of StoN College
Pre5ldents 25.00 Memorial Gifts Clearing Account
Darold and Margaret Cline 30.00 Memorial Gifts Cleating Account
Clerical Service Stoff Assoc:lotlon 100.00 Memorial Gifts Clearing Account
William f. Soskin SO .OO Memorial Gifts Clearing Account
Saginaw Volley College 25.00 Memoriol Gifts Clearing Account
Rely B. ond Nancy J. Loeschn.r 25.00 /WJry Fisher Anspach Scholonhlp
Foith Johnston 25.00 /okJry Fisher Anspach Scholorshlp
Olive H. Kries 25.00 /okJry Fisher Anspach Scholonhip
CMU Alumni Association 25.00 /WJry Flsh.r Anspach Scholorshlp
MI. ond Mrs. Oliver Joy 25,00 Mary Fisher Anspach Scholonhlp
Glfh -~
State of Michigan YMCA $ 105.00 MJry Fisher Anspoch Schola!'$hlp
The Dow G.emlcol Company 1,560.00 Designoted
lybnJl'ld Foundation 250.00 Designated: Accounting Dept.
Senalol"and tin. Robert p. Griffin 25.00 General Fund
Goll E. MJklnen 25.00 General Fund
Robert L. Johnson 30.00 General Fund
G.ristapher C. Show, Jr. 25.00 Genelll i Fund
President Soyd noted thot we connat negotiate with even the low bidder
on the Health Service Building. This will be rebid as saon os possible.
President Boyd a lso gave a report on 197I-n elV"Ol1ment. 1M 197 I-n
budget request was based on an FYES (fl scol year equated student) enrollment
of 15,200; the Governor's recommendation is 14,200. Costing out
the f1nanciol consequences indicates that neither fTgure b tenable, and
the President will now plan for a compromise figure of 14,600 FYES.
The next meeting of the Board of TrusteH will be April 21, 1971.
The meeting wos odiourned ot 3:10 p.m.
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Notes on Oracle BPM PS6 Adaptive Case Management
By gcolman on Jun 24, 2013
I have recently been looking at the latest release of the BPM Case Management feature in the Oracle BPM PS6 release. I had put together some notes to help me gain a better understanding of the context of the PS6 BPM Case Management. Hopefully, this along with the other resources will enable you to gain a clear picture of the flexibility of this feature.
Oracle BPM PS6 release includes Case Management capability. This initial release aims to provide:
Case Management Framework
Integration of Case Management with BPM & SOA suite
It is
best to regard the current PS6 case management feature as a case management framework. The framework provides the building blocks for creating a case management system that is
fully integrated into Oracle BPM suite. As of the current PS6 release, no UI tooling
exists to help manage cases or the case lifecycle.
Mark Foster has written a good blog which outlines Case Management within PS6 in the following link. I wanted to provide more context on Case Management from my perspective in this blog.
PS6 Case Management - High level View
includes "Case" as a first class component in a SOA Suite composite. The Case components (added to the SOA Composite) are created when a BPM process is assigned to a case in JDveloper.
The SOA Case component is defined and configured within JDevloper, which allows us to specify the case data structures and metadata such as stakeholders, outcomes, milestones, document stores etc.
"Activities" are associated with a case, and become available to be executed via the case apis. Activities are BPM processes, Human Activities or Java call outs.
The PS6 release includes some additional database tables to store the case metadata and case instance data (data object, comments, etc…). These new tables are created within the SOA_INFRA schema and the documents associated with that case into a document repository that is configured with the case.
One of the main features of Case Management is the control of the case logic through case events and case business rules. A PS6 Case has an associated business rule component, which can be configured to control the availability and execution of activities within the case. The business rules component is able to act upon events that the PS6 Case Management framework generates during the lifecycle of that case. Events are fired during the lifetime of the case (e.g. Case created, activity started, activity ended, note added, document uploaded.)
Internal Case state
The internal state of a case is represented by the diagram below. This shows the internal states and the transition paths for a Case from one state to the next
Each transition in state will create an event that can be enacted upon via the Case rules engine.
The internal case state lifecycle is defined as follows
Defining a case
A Case is created and defined as a component of a JDeveloper BPM project. When you create a Case as part of a BPM project, JDeveloper, creates the following components within the SCA composite:
- Case component
- Case component interfaces (WSDL etc)
- Case Rules component (Oracle Business Rules)
- Adds the Case Component and Case Rules Component to the BPM SOA composite
Case Configuration
The following section gives a high level overview of the items that can be configured for a BPM Case.
Case Activities
A Case is associated with a set of activities that are to be performed as part of that Case. Case activities can be:
- SOA Human Tasks
- BPM processes
- Custom Task (Java Class)
Case activities are created from pre-existing BPM process or human tasks, which, once defined, can be configured additionally as Case activities in JDeveloper and made available within the lifecycle of a case.
I've described the following configurable components of a case (very!) briefly as:
- Milestones are (optional) user defined logical milestones that can be achieved within a case.
- No activities are associates with a milestone, but milestone attainment can be programmatically set and events raised when milestones are reached
- User defined status of a completed
case. An event is fired when an outcome is attained.
Case Data
- Defines the data that will be stored with a case
- XML schemas define the data that is stored with the case.
Case Documents
- Defines the location of documents that are attached to a case (e.g. WebCenter Content)
User Defined Events
- Optional user defined events that can be fired or captured to drive case processing rules
- Defines the actors who can participate in the case (roles, users, groups)
- Defines permissions for individual case permissions (read case, create document etc…)
Business Rules
- Business rules are the main component controlling the flow of a Case
- Each case has an associated business ruleset
- Rules are fired on receiving Case events (or User defined events)
- Life cycle events
- Milestone events
- Activity events
- Data events
- Document events
- Comment events
- User event
Managing the Case
Managing the lifecycle of a case is achieved in two ways:
- Managing case logic with Business Rules
- Managing the case lifecycle via the Case APIs.
A BPM Case can be viewed as a set of case data & documents along with the activities that can be performed within a case and also the case lifecycle state expressed as milestones and internal lifecycle state.
The management of the case life is achieved though both the configuration of business rules and the "manual" interaction with a case instance through the Case APIs.
Business Rules and Case Events
A key component within the Case management framework is the event model. The BPM Case Management solution internally utilizes Oracle EDN (Event Delivery Network) to publish and subscribe to events generated by the Case framework.
Events are generated by the Case framework on each of the processes and stages that a case instance will travel on its lifetime. The following case events are part of the BPM Case:
- Life cycle events
- Milestone events
- Activity events
- Data events
- Document events
- Comment events
- User event
The Case business rules are configured to listen for these events, and business logic can be coded into the Case rules component to enact upon an event being received.
Case API & Interaction
Along with the business rules component, Cases can be managed via the Case API interfaces. These interfaces allow for the building of custom applications to integrate into case management framework. The API's allow for updating case comments & documents, executing case activities, updating milestones etc.
As there is no in built case management UI functions within the PS6 release, Cases need to be managed via a custom built UI, interacting with selected case instances, launching case activities, closing cases etc. (There is expected to be a UI component within subsequent releases)
Logical Case Flow
The diagram below is intended to depict a logical view of the case steps for a typical case.
- A UI or other service calls the Case interface to create a Case instance
- The case instance is created & database data inserted
- A lifecycle event is raised indicating a case activity (created) event
- The case business rules capture the event and decide on an action to take
- Additionally other parties can subscribe to Case events via EDN
- The business rules may handle the event, e.g. configured to execute a case activity on case creation event
- The BPM/Human Workflow/Custom activity is executed
- A case activity event is raised on the execute activity
- A case work UI or business service can inspect the case instance and call other actions to progress that case, such as:
- Execute activity
- Add Note
- Add document
- Add case data
- Update Milestone
- Raise user defined event
- Suspend case
- Resume case
- Close Case
Having had a little time to play around with the APIs and the case configuration, I really like the flexibility and power of combining Oracle Business Rules and the BPM Case Management event model. Creating something this flexible and powerful without BPM Case Management would take a lot of time and effort. This is hopefully going to save my customers a lot of time and effort!
I may make amendments to this post as my understanding of Case Management increases!
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PARKERSBURG - The Parkersburg-Wood County Public Library and West Virginia University at Parkersburg kicked off their "Big Read" project with a blaze around 6 p.m. Friday.
The book-burning party, where more than 60 free copies of "Fahrenheit 451" were given out, included a bonfire where library officials got rid of unwanted, falling apart reading material in an unconventional way.
"The reason we're doing this in general is because of the Big Read," said Carey Clevenger, one of the event organizers. "We wanted to try to incorporate the theme of banned books week along with the book itself; it has a heavy anti-censorship tone."
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Parkersburg High School students, from left, Cody Rockhold, Emily Biles, Edain Campbell, Jordan Waters and Swathi Mukkamala pick up copies of 'Fahrenheit 451' Friday during the 'Big Read.' (Photo by Jeff Baughan)
Stacey Varner, coordinator of the Parkersburg-Wood County Public Library's Blind and Handicapped services, tosses book jackets into a fire during the 'Big Read.' (Photo by Jeff Baughan)
Carey Clevenger of the Parkersburg-Wood County Public Library reads a list of banned books as part of Friday's 'Big Read' event. (Photo by Jeff Baughan)
While reading a list of banned books aloud, attendees were treated by the library to hot dogs and marshmallows to roast over the bonfire. The Parkersburg Fire Department was on hand in case the fire got out of hand.
Stacey Varner, library employee and another event organizer, said the controversy behind the library burning books is what got people's attention. Varner said the library received both positive and negative comments about the event.
"As far as the books, we do end up donating a lot of books that aren't fit for sales," she said of the books being burned. "I was burning dust jackets and donated books."
Those in attendance were wearing tags with "My Name is" and their favorite book. Varner said they were doing it to show support for various books.
She said because the premise of "Fahrenheit 451" is about people who have to memorize books after they are burned due to censorship regulations, those in attendance were encouraged to write down which book they would introduce themselves as and memorize should that book be burned in the future.
"At the risk of sounding cheesy, we had it up on a sign (outside the library) and when people came in we had to do a lot of putting out fires of our own," Clevenger said. "People were upset but it created a dialogue which is really what we were shooting for."
Corinne Full, AP English teacher at Parkersburg High School, said she told her students they could come to the event for extra credit.
"I've worked with the Big Read before so it's something I thought would be interesting for my students," Full said. "Some of the books on the list for banned books are like Dr. Seuss. I wanted to be able to show them what the Big Read was all about."
Full said although her students aren't required to read "Fahrenheit 451" for a class, she did encourage them to get a copy and read it on their own.
Katie Quillen, a junior at PHS, said she was looking forward to reading the book to find out about the message Full wanted her students to be aware of.
"She said it had some kind of meaning to it so that's why I wanted to read it."
Another junior at PHS, Katie Gnegy, said she has read the book in the past and thinks it has an interesting prospective on things.
"It's different than most books," Gnegy said.
Visit www.neabigread.org for a complete list of events.


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- Oct 6:
- Fans in Silicon Valley and around the globe remember Apple's Steve Jobs
- Laurene Powell Jobs helps change lives, too
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- Fans flock to Apple stores in the wake of Steve Jobs' death
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- Steve Jobs: Goodbyes from Silicon Valley
- O'Brien: Why we all feel the passing of Steve Jobs so deeply
- 2011 obituary: Steve Jobs, Apple co-founder and Silicon Valley pioneer, dies at 56
- Google, Facebook CEOs and others in tech world react to death of former Apple CEO Steve Jobs
As far as we know, Steve Jobs never recorded a song. He never directed a film or made a TV show. He never wrote a book.
Yet, in the last part of the 20th century and the first decade of the 21st, Steve Jobs was a pop culture icon, a man who had as much or more to do with music, film, TV, books, gaming and the way we live than nearly anyone else of his time.
"It's hard to separate him from Apple (AAPL) -- and if we talk about pop culture and Apple, we'd be talking all night," said Robert J. Thompson, founding director of the Bleier Center for Television and Popular Culture at Syracuse University. "He became a pop cultural icon essentially by running a company but it was a company that definitive in the 20th and 21st centuries, a company completely central to this culture."
Added Peter Sealey, the former marketing chief at Columbia Pictures: "You'd have to go all the way back to Walt Disney and the 1940s to find a CEO with as much impact on culture as Jobs."
Rattle off a list of things that have changed entertainment over the past 15 years and it would be dominated by things done by Apple and, by extension, Jobs. The iMac, which turned the home computer into a home entertainment center. iTunes and the iPod, which in 2001 remade the music industry. The Apple Store, which reshaped retail. The iPhone and the iPad, which since 2007 have made even the phrase "computer" obsolete and put entertainment on the road.
"These devices that became such a part of pop culture, even more the television," said Thompson. "Nobody was ever devoted to a television set the way people are devoted to what Apple makes."
And then there was Pixar, a failed company rescued by Jobs that has completely changed the face of film story-telling and animation. Since 1995's "Toy Story," the first length feature produced by Pixar, no film company has had such a string of richly-acclaimed and financially-successful films: three "Toy Story" movies, "Finding Nemo," "Monsters Inc.," "The Incredibles," "Ratatouille," "Wall-E" and "Up."
That simply isn't done.
But that success was achieved by Jobs letting Pixar creative boss John Lasseter and some talented filmmakers loose on an unsuspecting Hollywood. What Apple did was something else, something more directly a product of Jobs' ability to produce products that became, seemingly overnight, must-have cultural necessities.
Yes, there are other mobile phones that act as mini-computers and support the growing apps and gaming industries -- but was the iPhone that had the real cache. The iPad? Same thing. You have been able to take films and television and books out of the home and on the road for some time but the iPad convinced people that they really needed to have that ability at their fingertips on a 24/7 basis.
"People consume Apple constantly, it is their source of entertainment and knowledge," said Thompson. "Few products has reached that kind of ubequity and Apple had a string of such products?"
It was often Jobs who did the sales job. He had the instincts it took to convince the public that they had to have the latest in cultural innovations.
"To have your whole music library with you at all times is a quantum leap in listening to music," Jobs said in a 2001 presentation. "How do we possibly do this?" A moment later, he pulled the first iPod from his jeans pocket to show off the answer.
That was Steve Jobs.


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Save "Sita Sings the Blues" from the Flash format: can you convert FLA?
Nina Paley's "Sita Sings the Blues" is becoming a huge critical success, and may even succeed financially, which is unusual for any independent film, but virtually unprecedented for free culture films ("Sita" was released under the CC By-SA). There's only one sad thing about this for free software fans, and that's that "Sita" was made using proprietary software, and the "source code" is in a proprietary format: Adobe Flash's "FLA" format, to be precise. Paley has posted these files on the Internet Archive, but she doesn't know how to translate them into any free software friendly format (and neither do I). Can you help?


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'Girls' Star Allison Williams Cast as Peter Pan for Upcoming NBC Musical
Allison Williams is flying high this December.
NBC announced today that the "Girls" star will play Peter Pan in the network's forthcoming live-action musical "Peter Pan Live!," set to air on December 4. ""I have wanted to play Peter Pan since I was about three years old, so this is a dream come true," Williams said in a statement. "It's such an honor to be a part of this adventure, and I'm very excited to get to work with this extraordinarily talented team. And besides," added Williams, "what could go wrong in a live televised production with simultaneous flying, sword fighting and singing?"
NBC executives described Williams as a "major find" and she'll join Christopher Walken, who was recently cast as Captain Hook.
A representative for NBC confirms to Speakeasy that the "Peter Pan Live!" will feature songs from the original 1954 Broadway production, including "I'm Flying," "I've Gotta Crow," "I Won't Grow Up" and "Never Never Land."
Williams' co-star, "Girls" creator Lena Dunham, enthusiastically weighed in on the casting via Twitter:
Allison is about to undertake one of the greatest drag roles in history and we are so proud we could burst. She will slay.
— Lena Dunham (@lenadunham) July 30, 2014
The one-off special follows last year's live production of "The Sound of Music Live," which starred Carrie Underwood and was a ratings smash for NBC.
This won't be the first time NBC has staged a "Peter Pan" production. Mary Martin and Cyril Ritchard reprised their Broadway roles for a live telecast in 1955 and 1956.


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Published: Wednesday, January 2, 2013 at 12:10 p.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, January 2, 2013 at 12:10 p.m.
LONDON | Dr. Who — who usually uses a police box for travel — will be zooming through time and space on the edge of letters in 2013.
Britain's Royal Mail is marking the 50th anniversary of the science fiction show "Doctor Who" with a series of stamps featuring each of the 11 actors who have played the title role. Those featured include the present doctor, Matt Smith, as well as past Time Lords such as David Tennant and Christopher Eccleston.
The series will also include a miniature sheet that brings together Second Class stamps featuring four of the doctor's iconic foes — a Dalek, an Ood, a Weeping Angel and a Cyberman.
The stamps honoring the cult British television program will be available starting at the end of March.
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OAKLAND -- The Bishop O'Dowd High baseball team didn't waste any time putting runs on the scoreboard Thursday in its West Alameda County Conference-Foothill Division game against visiting Arroyo.
Bishop O'Dowd took a four-run lead in the first inning and scored two more in the second on its way to a 9-2 victory over the Dons. Coupled with Castro Valley's 3-0 loss to Berkeley, the Dragons clinched the outright WACC-Foothill regular season title.
"That set the tempo ... to put that four-spot on them," said Bishop O'Dowd's Channing Nesbitt, who had an RBI single in that first inning. "We had lost to them earlier this week, so we knew we would have to be more focused."
The Dragons (15-9, 7-3 WACC-Foothill) batted around the order in the first inning, with five of the first six batters reaching base. O'Dowd walked three times in the first inning and eight times in the game.
"We can't give free bases to a team like Bishop O'Dowd," Arroyo coach Eric Anderson said. "They jumped on us."
The win snapped a two-game losing streak for the Dragons, who enter next week's WACC-Foothill Division playoffs as the No. 1 seed.
"They are really understanding the whole picture of team baseball," said Bishop O'Dowd coach Chris Kyriacou about his squad. "It's not about the numbers. It's more about the letters -- the W and the L."
Nesbitt gave the Dragons a 5-2 lead when he slammed a solo home run over the center-field fence in the second inning. He finished the game 2 for 2 at the plate with two walks, two runs scored and two RBIs.
Jaycob Medina led off the second-inning with a home run smashed over the left-field fence for Arroyo (17-7, 6-4). He finished 2 for 3 in the game, as he also hit a sixth-inning double.
Bishop O'Dowd right-hander Leo Nierenberg entered the game later in the second inning and pitched 5 1/3 innings of shutout baseball. With his fastball and curveball working well, the sophomore struck out 11 batters in the win.
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Zahn, Peterson (1), Higares (5), Brooke (6) and J. Medina. Farley, Myers (2), Nierenberg (2) and Barrios. W: Nierenberg (7-1). L: Zahn (4-3). 2B: J. Medina (A), Adgar (BOD). HR: J. Medina (A) 2nd inn., 0 on; Nesbitt (BOD) 2nd inn., 0 on. Records: Bishop O'Dowd 15-9, 7-3 WACC-Foothill; Arroyo 17-7, 6-4. Highlights: A -- J. Medina 2 for 3, R, RBI; Denobriga 1 for 3; Sandoval 1 for 2, HBP. BOD -- Nesbitt 2 for 2, 2 BB, 2 R, 2 RBI; Nierenberg 5 1/3 IP, 0 R, 4 H, 11 K, 1 BB, 2 for 3; Adgar 1 for 2, BB, HBP, 2 R.


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June 5, 2014
The yarn won't hit the shelves for another month or so, but I want you to be prepared.
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you're a dog lover, thoughts of summertime conjure memories of long evening strolls
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summer to create new fond memories. Given that, the last thing you want on one of
your nature walks is for your canine companion to be sidelined by an injury. Unfortunately,
many pet parents don't realize until it's too late that there are menacing toxins
lurking in the plants of both cultivated and wild landscapes. Plants that you are
used to seeing in public parks, your neighborhood and perhaps even in your own backyard
can lead to devastating effects. In what follows, I will review five of these dangerous
plants so that you will be able to identify and avoid them when you're with your
dog. First up are four plants commonly used in landscaping that are actually toxic
to canines …More...
A relationship with a companion animal can be one of the most rewarding experiences
we humans encounter in our lifetimes. In the last 20 years, medical science has
repeatedly shown that having a dog or cat in your life can result in health benefits
for you, including improved, self-reported mental and physical health, and even
fewer doctor visits compared to no-pet people. Additionally, caring for pets can
help us to develop a greater sense of responsibility, elevate our own sense of self-worth
and foster a mutually beneficial bond that enriches not only our lives but those
of our pets, too. More...
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Our charitable non-profit has awarded a financial grant to the National Brittany
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the lives of abandoned American Brittanies both in the U.S. and Canada. A
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Program 4: Full-length
Total running time: 2 hours 31 minutes, two intermissions
Cinderella—back by popular demand!
Due to popular demand, SF Ballet has added a performance of Cinderella on Friday, March 21 at 8pm. Hailed by the San Francisco Chronicle as "utterly alluring" and "ravishing," Cinderella has once again proven to be the smash hit of the season, playing to packed houses and receiving standing ovations at every performance. Read the full review.
Casting has been announced—the added performance will feature Principal Dancer Sarah Van Patten and Tiit Helimets in the leading roles.
Don't delay—great seats are available for this added performance, but they will go fast!
Purchase tickets for Friday, March 21 now!
Following an enormously successful run in 2013, Christopher Wheeldon's magical production of Cinderella is back! Cinderella features a powerful score by Prokofiev; spectacular sets, costumes and special effects by an all-star team of Broadway veterans; and breathtaking choreography by one of the world's most sought after dance makers.
View the available Cinderella principal casting on our blog.
Tuesday, March 11, 8pm
Wednesday, March 12, 7:30pm
Thursday, March 13, 8pm
Friday, March 14, 8pm
Saturday, March 15, 2pm
Saturday, March 15, 8pm
Sunday, March 16, 2pm
Saturday, March 22, 2pm
Saturday, March 22, 8pm
Sunday, March 23, 2pm
Check out the Café at the Opera House "Cinderella menu" on our dining/activities page.
Get to know the team who brought Cinderella to life, get a fun, quick lesson about the Company's corps de ballet, and learn how Cinderella's spectacular ball gown was created.
The 2013 San Francisco Ballet premiere of Cinderella was made possible by New Productions Fund Lead Sponsors Mrs. Jeannik Méquet Littlefield, and Mr. and Mrs. John S. Osterweis; Major Sponsors Rudolf Nureyev Dance Foundation, and Larry and Joyce Stupski; and Sponsors Richard C. Barker, Christine H. Russell Fund of the Columbia Foundation, Suzy Kellems Dominik, Stephanie Barlage Ejabat, Gaia Fund, The William Randolph Hearst Foundation, Cecilia and Jim Herbert, Alison and Michael Mauzé, and Diane B. Wilsey.


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Malala Yousufzai, 12, is seen at her home in the Swat Valley, March 26, 2009, in Peshawar, Pakistan. (Veronique de Viguerie/Getty Images)
LONDON (AP) -- A Pakistani official says a 14-year-old girl shot in the head by the Taliban for promoting female education has been doing better since she was airlifted to England for specialized treatment and has even been moving her limbs.
Because the exact nature of Malala Yousufzai's brain injuries hasn't been made public, it's difficult to gauge what such improvements may mean.
One expert said Wednesday that physical abilities often returned first in cases of brain trauma, but it doesn't necessarily herald a full recovery.
Still, Dr. Jonathan Fellus of the International Brain Research Foundation says "any progress is hopeful."
The Pakistani official spoke anonymously, saying he wasn't authorized to talk on the record about the case.
Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham, where the girl is being treated, declined comment.


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1.0 OverviewThis outing is an overnight bike hike from Storrs Pond to the Pastures Campground in Orford. It will inculde two crossings of the Connecticut River, and a small service project at our destination. If you don't want to bike, you can join us at the campground.
Advancement opportunities include new Scout Tenderfoot advancement, Cycling Merit Badge, and community service.
2.0 Concept
2.1 DescriptionWe will meet at Storrs Pond entrance parking lot and travel by bike to the Pastures Campground in Orford. The route is described below. Basically, we go north on Rt 10 to River Rd, cross the river on the Thetford bridge at Lyme. We then follow Rt 5 North long enough to get on some back roads that lead us past Lake Morey until we can get back across the river on the Orford Bridge. The Pastures Campground is in Orford.
We will not carry our overnight equipment. A sag wagon will meet us at the Pastures, where we will set up camp for the night. Activities in camp will include some Tenderfoot advancement skills instruction, a simple service project, a game, and a campfire.
In the morning we will break camp, load the sag wagon, and bike back to Storrs Pond for pickup.
2.2 Schedule of EventsSaturday 27 Aug
1000 -- Meet at Storrs Pond entrance parking lot. Load sag wagon and organize for the trip.
1030 -- Start biking!
1200 -- Lunch at an opportune spot.
1245 -- Resume travel.
1500 -- Arrive at Pastures. Snack.
1515 -- Set up camp.
1545 -- Flags and camp opening.
1600 -- Activities, skills instruction, TBD.
1730 -- Dinner prep and dinner.
1830 -- Service project (Christopher).
1930 -- Campfire.
2045 -- Bed prep.
2100 -- Taps.
Sunday 28 Aug
RouteStorrs Pond
R. Reservoir Rd to NH 10
R. NH 10 to River Rd
L. River Rd
L. East Thetford Rd to cross bridge.
Cross Connecticut River
L. Latham Rd.
R. Schoolhouse Hill Rd
R. Clay Rd
L. Lake Morey Rd
R. Clubhouse Rd
R. Lake Morey Rd
R. Bridge St. Cross Connecticut River.
R. Pastures Campground
Total distance 20 miles.
2.3 Expected Conditions and DifficultyThe total distance to bike is 20 miles, but there are few hills or other difficulties. We will be on NH 10 and US 5 for part of the trip, so good biking safety procedures are imperative. The campsite is an established commercial site with water and toilets available.
August weather is highly variable. Be Prepared.
2.4 Special RequirementsOpen to all Scouts, Scouters, and parents. There are no skill prerequisites for this outing. You will need a roadworthy bike and a helmet.
If you don't want to bike, you are welcome to join us at the campground.
3.0 Administration and Logistics
3.1 Announcement Date: 3 August 11
3.2 Roster Closing Date: 24 August 11
3.3 Costs
3.4 Equipment
3.4.1 Individual Equipment
You will want to divide your gear between what you carry with you and what you send by sag wagon. Suggested breakdown:
In a small backpack to carry with you:
In a larger pack or duffel bag for the sag wagon:
3.4.2 Patrol Equipment
3.4.3 Troop Equipment
3.5 Transportation PlanDrop-off Point: Storrs Pond entrance parking lot
Drop-off Time: 1000 Sat 27 Aug
Pickup Point: Storrs Pond entrance parking lot
Pickup Time: 1500 Sun 28 Aug
Sag wagon departs Storrs and meets troop at campground at 1500 Saturday.
4.0 Leadership
4.1 Planning Committee
4.2 Adult Leaders
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No to Military, Yes to Hair: The Most and Least Stressful Jobs of 2014
It's January 7. Are you feeling frazzled yet?
You might be—especially if you're a soldier, public-relations executive, newspaper reporter, or airline pilot. Those are among the most stressful careers for 2014, according to a new ranking from job-search website CareerCast.com.
Every year, CareerCast.com compiles lists of the ten most and least taxing jobs, scoring 200 occupations according to 11 different stress factors including physical demands, deadlines, competitiveness, and the amount of travel the job requires. The scores are then added up to give a total, with higher numbers signaling higher stress. (Sources for the data include government agencies such as the Bureau of Labor Statistics, but also private surveys. See the full methodology here.)
It's a cruel fact that some of the toughest positions in today's economy, according to the lists, pay salaries that barely account for the shoulder-crunching tension they tend to inflict.
Enlisted military personnel earned the highest stress score at 84.72 but bring home a relatively low median salary of $28,840, according to BLS statistics. Reporters (score: 46.75) earn a median of $35,870, and firefighters (score: 60.45) make about $45,250.
Employers don't compensate workers based on the level of physical or psychological demands on the job because "unfortunately, it's all about supply and demand," said CareerCast.com publisher Tony Lee.
"Through the downturn, cities weren't hiring, so they didn't have to pay more to fill positions like firefighters or police officers," he said. Meanwhile, colleges continue to churn out high numbers of journalism graduates. "Despite what's happening in that industry, you still have a lot of college grads who want to be newspaper reporters," said Lee.
While the compositions of the top-ten lists hasn't changed much since last year, the good news for most workers is that jobs seem to be getting a little less stressful year by year, based on declining overall stress scores. That's likely due to a slowly accelerating economy. "For some jobs, the hiring outlook might've improved a little or the salary might've gone up," said Lee.
If you're thinking of pursuing a more relaxing occupation in 2014, consider hair styling, jewelry-making, or becoming a tenured university professor—apparently these workers are living in relative ease. (However, hair stylists earn the lowest median salary of anyone on either list, at $22,700.)
And if you want the highest salary with the least stress—and you're willing to switch careers based on one ranking—listen to this: audiologists earn median salaries of $69,720 and have a stress score of only 3.35.
Below, the complete lists for 2014.
Most stressful jobs:
1. Enlisted Military Personnel
Stress Score: 84.72
2. Military General
Stress Score: 65.54
3. Firefighter
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They search for drowning victims and find criminal evidence at the bottom of lakes and rivers. And the future of their largest rescue boat they'll use in the coming winter months depends on Tuesday night's commission meeting. Insurance for the Columbia County Dive Team is up for renewal every October. News 12 is on your side with how your tax dollars are at work to keep you safe in the water.
Thirty men and women are on call, and they do it on their own time as volunteers. This past year, they responded to one drowning and recovered two pieces of evidence.
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Highlights for me are the SOAM to end set 1 (sloppy, sloppy, good!) and the Mike's groove with a Mountains filling. I absolutely love Mountains in the Mist and personally think this song does not get played enough. I love the placement of the song and it reminds me a bit of Feels Like Rain from Grateful Dead's Without a Net album.
The best part of the show for me is the Groove into What's the Use?. What's the Use is very underplayed. I would take this song at each and every show.
Friday encore didn't do it for me but seriously, this show is a must listen. I know there are better 03 shows like 2-28 and 8-3 but 1-4 should at least be in the conversation with great shows from this year. Give it a listen before disagreeing!


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you were amazing in Moline,IL please come back!! :)
billie eat something.... uve lost weight!!!... cmon man... eat chocolate.. by the way luv dis pic!! awesum as fuck..
Great photo! the light makes you look even better than usual! it's a glad tosee and listen to all of you guys back on the road (live on Stream, im from chile, yesterday i heard your concert in Philadelphia, it was fucking awesome! ). love you :D!!!
Hi,BILLIE,your looking fucking good,i'm happy to see you on the stage
You look sooo younger, it's not a joke! VIVA BILLIE
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DSCP QoS tagging of DNS traffic in Solaris
By unixman on Dec 16, 2013
A huge telco customer recently shared their desire to support DSCP marking of their core network infrastructure, specifically they asked if there's a way to do this in Solaris? Sure there is! Since DSCP marking is enforced by the router, they wanted to know how to make their Solaris 10 systems conform to this. (Why Solaris 10 and not Solaris 11? Because their current roll-out reflects systems deployed before Solaris 11 came out) - AND they wanted to do this by the end of the year. Given the opportunity and the fast-approaching deadline, I looked into this further by jointly teaming up with Krishna Yenduri of our Solaris network developer team, a team that focuses on network protocols and related cloud/virtualization technologies. Wanted to share what needs to be configured - and how easy it actually is.
So the customer inputs were:
- Application: ISC BIND
- Requirement: Every DNS packet has to be tagged with value of 32, every DNS query needs to be tagged.
- Platform: x86 systems, Sun x4270 M2 servers running Solaris 10
DSCP marking is supported in Solaris's implementation of support of IPQoS. It is one of the most used features of IPQoS -- we have a number of scenarios of uses of Sun Ray servers where this has been deployed. The way to configure IPQoS in Solaris 10 is thru the ipqosconf(1M) interface. Solaris 10 comes with a couple of sample config files located in /etc/inet/ipqosconf*, which show how to use the DSCP marking rules.
If the need is to limit the marking to just the outgoing DNS queries, use the 'dport' parameter (that indicates the destination port), and set it to 53, as shown in the complete example that follows. Alternatively, if the need is to limit the marking to the outgoing DNS response, use the 'sport' parameter in the filter definition.
Contents of /etc/inet/ipqosinit.conf
fmt_version 1.0
# Mark the DSCP with code point AF32, 011100 = 28
action {
module dscpmk
name markAF32
params {
global_stats true
next_action continue
dscp_map {
dscp_detailed_stats false
action {
module ipgpc
name ipgpc.classify
params {
global_stats true
class {
name myclass
next_action markAF32
enable_stats true
class {
name default
next_action continue
enable_stats false
filter {
name myfilter
class myclass
# DNS response
sport 53
direction { LOCAL_OUT }
The file gets saved as: /etc/inet/ipqosinit.conf
Then the following operation instantiates the contents of the config file:
# /usr/sbin/ipqosconf -s -a /etc/inet/ipqosinit.conf
and there is NO need to reboot.
How would you verify this?
If you're looking at the IPv4 network traffic, you would use:
#snoop -V -d <ipif-name> dst 53
This would show the IP header with the TOS value of '0x70', since the TOS value of 0x70 is the DSCP value of decimal 28).
Here's an example:
host1 -> dns-server.yourcompany.com IP D=XXX.XX.XXX.XX S=YY.YYY.YY.YYY LEN=74, ID=19461, TOS=0x70, TTL=255
Kindly note that 'TOS' is the same as the DSCP field - it happens to be an older RFC format and snoop(1M) does not know how to interpret it as DSCP, however ethereal/wireshark/tshark can perform such an interpretation properly (in case you'd be looking to verify the DSCP field value).
If you're handling IPv6 network traffic, beware that DSCP appears as a different field name: 'Traffic class' and if you're using wireshark, you should expect to see something like this:
Internet Protocol Version 6, Src: fe80::21b:21ff:fe88:fcd4 (fe80::21b:21ff:fe88:fcd4), Dst: fe80::21b:21ff:fe87:8d78 (fe80::21b:21ff:fe87:8d78)
0110 .... = Version: 6
[0110 .... = This field makes the filter "ip.version == 6" possible: 6]
.... 0111 0000 .... .... .... .... .... = Traffic class: 0x00000070
.... 0111 00.. .... .... .... .... .... = Differentiated Services Field: Assured Forwarding 32 (0x0000001c)
.... .... ..0. .... .... .... .... .... = ECN-Capable Transport (ECT): Not set
.... .... ...0 .... .... .... .... .... = ECN-CE: Not set
.... .... .... 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 = Flowlabel: 0x00000000
Payload length: 33
Next header: TCP (6)
Hop limit: 60
Source: fe80::21b:21ff:fe88:fcd4 (fe80::21b:21ff:fe88:fcd4)
[Source SA MAC: IntelCor_88:fc:d4 (00:1b:21:88:fc:d4)]
Destination: fe80::21b:21ff:fe87:8d78 (fe80::21b:21ff:fe87:8d78)
[Destination SA MAC: IntelCor_87:8d:78 (00:1b:21:87:8d:78)]
For more information, please consult the System Administration Guide for IP Services - for Solaris 10 that book is located here: http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E19253-01/816-4554/ipqostm-1/index.html
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What's the Best Ponytail for Your Face Shape?
Turns out there's more to throwing your hair up than you think. Follow this easy guide to discover which ponytails work best with your face shape
Skip ahead to find the best ponytail style for your face shape.
If you're like us, the one-step hairstyle is usually pulled straight back, with varying degrees of height. Nearly impossible to mess up � or so we thought. Turns out most of us are missing out on the perks of finding the most flattering ponytails for our face shape. Jenny Cho, Suave Professionals celebrity hairstylist, and Beverly Hills-based hairstylist Yoshi Hagiwara, agree that the secret to an amazing-looking ponytail is knowing how to tweak your ponytail based on your face shape.
"Most women don't know how to properly balance the angles of their face," says Cho. "The goal is to create the illusion of an oval face shape by playing with the hair's texture and volume." In order to figure out how to fake perfect symmetry while wearing this most basic of hairstyles, we got Cho and Hagiwara to fill us in on the best ponytails for every face shape. Keep reading to find the style that's right for you, so the next time you go to toss your hair up haphazardly, you'll know how to make a few small tweaks that'll transform how you look.
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I was hoping to see a ponytail style for those of us with longer faces.
by HeathRene Wednesday, January 16, 2013 at 09:35AM Report as inappropriate
I definitely agree with the heart-shaped face thing! My forehead is huge and I hate it, so I always keep my bangs side swept to hide out.
by schien Tuesday, January 15, 2013 at 10:13PM Report as inappropriate
Wow I have a round face and this really helped me think of other ways of making it better.
by shellychen1110 Thursday, January 10, 2013 at 06:51PM Report as inappropriate
I like side ponytails.
by nicky22 Thursday, January 10, 2013 at 08:15AM Report as inappropriate
I love the side ponytail! It's so different and cute.
by MizzPink Wednesday, January 9, 2013 at 06:32AM Report as inappropriate
i dont like pony tails at myself but these looks are lovely!
by rayshaviolet Tuesday, January 8, 2013 at 03:31PM Report as inappropriate
Ponytails are awesome!
by Sari Saturday, January 5, 2013 at 07:10PM Report as inappropriate
I love the side ponytail look. I've been using this ponytail for years and still love it! I like the braided fringe.
by luckygal79 Monday, December 31, 2012 at 06:11PM Report as inappropriate
Nice looks
by EricaF123 Thursday, December 27, 2012 at 01:19PM Report as inappropriate
I loved the reasonings and the tips provided to adjust the ponytails for eaach face shade. I had a hard time figuring out the diamond face shape though. I can go ahead with Cameron Diaz's style.
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Zipeg is a free Macintosh file utility for Mac OS X, that allows you to open and explore the contents of zip, rar and other types of archives quickly and easily. You can also preview files and images, then unzip or drag and drop the files you really want.
Required OS: 10.4
Tags: zip , archive , compression , unzip , rar , 7zip , preview , winrar
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The Vista/Parallels screenshot is misleading, so I've suggested a new one from the homepage. Comparing both Win&Mac interfaces side by side is pretty interesting, as the subtle differences do demonstrate the conventions of the platforms. If anything the Mac toolbar buttons look PC-like, and the PC buttons look Mac-like, purely from having a different background colour.
Anyway, interface isn't as crucial as function, so I'll give 'er a try.
The interface is okay. It doesn't exactly feel like an Apple Application though, but it's not bad. Just saying "very bad interface" shows us that the commenter has not learned the rules of courtesy, may have a lack of social interaction, possibly is a very lazy person and may not be very friendly in general.
dear rodrigo74. I am the author of zipeg. can you please elaborate what you did not like in the interface - I will try to fix it. Thank you.
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Officials say enough venison for about 234,000 meals has been donated to local food banks by Ohio deer hunters during the 2013 hunting season.
The wildlife division of the Ohio Department of Natural Resources and Farmers and Hunters Feeding the Hungry say hunters donated about 58,500 pounds of meat from 1,170 white-tailed deer. One processed deer amounts to about 50 pounds of venison and 200 meals.
The wildlife division and the farmers and hunters group help with processing costs. Hunters who want to donate their deer aren't required to pay for the processing as long as the program has funds available.
Deer meat donations will be accepted through the close of deer-archery season, which ends Feb. 2.
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Published: Wednesday, May 15, 2013 at 1:00 a.m.
Last Modified: Tuesday, May 14, 2013 at 8:56 p.m.
BRADENTON - A Bradenton company sold a condominium unit in the Bollettieri Villas complex for a price nearly twice what the owner paid in 2011.
Hammock Bay LLC, a Bradenton company managed by Georgia Nicholoudis, sold the 3,572- square-foot unit in the Bollettieri Villas condo complex for $1.07 million.
The company had paid $550,000 for the unit at 3409 54th Drive W. in Bradenton in April 2011.
Just as it completed the sale of the condo, Hammock Bay bought a 3,507-square-foot house at 4812 64th St. W. in Bradenton's Esplanade on the Bay neighborhood for $915,000.
The seller of that property had paid $2.15 million for the house in February 2007.
Prices for residential real estate in Southwest Florida have been generally appreciating in a recovering market.
In Manatee County, for example, the median sales price during April was up $5,000, to $185,000, from the same month in 2012, according to data from the Manatee Association of Realtors.
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Tonight, Larry King Live was graced with the presence of the legendary Liza Minnelli—and it was a doozy. From Lady Gaga to (uncontrollable) laughter, marriages to mocking, serenades to surgeries, and more, the best video moments are inside.
Liza Serenades Larry
The show started off with a bang, and Minnelli quickly serenaded King with a song from her new album.
Then, Minnelli performed the video version of a photobomb. Videobomb?
The Wizard Who Fixed Her Hips and Knees
While on the topic of her hip and knee replacements, Minnelli had a unique way of describing her new physical makeup.
Marriage Schmarriage
King asked Minnelli if she'd ever marry again—here's what happened.
Then, Minnelli got in a jab at King about his marriages.
Gaga for the Lady
How does Minnelli feel about Lady Gaga? Let's find out (Bonus: the most unlikely Maroon 5 reference ever).
The Awkward End
I can't tell if Minnelli knows King is joking here and is playing along, or if she's genuinely confused/scared. What do you think?
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BERKELEY -- The most prolific receiver in Cal football history, Keenan Allen, might have played his last game for the Golden Bears.
The Bears will be without their star junior when they host Washington in the first-ever Friday night game at Memorial Stadium, his injured left knee adding to a litany of bad news this season.
Coach Jeff Tedford, whose Bears (3-6, 2-4 Pac-12) must win their final three games to become bowl eligible, said Allen injured his posterior cruciate ligament during an onside kick try late in the 49-27 loss at Utah last Saturday. He will not require surgery, Tedford said, and will be sidelined two to three weeks.
"He'll recover just fine. It's nothing major," Tedford said after practice Thursday. "If you see him walking, he looks fine. But walking and running (pass) routes are two different things."
Considering what's at stake for Allen -- regarded as a near-certain first-round NFL draft pick if he is healthy -- it's hard to imagine him risking his future with a premature return to action. Allen has not declared his intention but is expected to leave after this season for the NFL.
Cal's regular season ends Nov. 17 at Oregon State.
The Bears were trailing by 22 points with 1:18 left when they tried an onside kick against the Utes. Allen, part of the "hands" coverage team, landed on his knee and sustained the injury, Tedford said. "He didn't get hit or anything," the coach explained.
Asked if he had regrets about having his most accomplished player on the field in a game that was out of reach, Tedford said, "No. Trying to get the ball back, trying to compete and score."
The matchup with the Huskies (4-4, 2-3) already had a long-anticipated subplot: the return of once-favorite son Tosh Lupoi. The former Cal player/assistant coach/recruiter left Berkeley amid controversy last January, taking top recruit Shaq Thompson with him to Seattle.
Now the spotlight shifts to the loss of Allen, whose five receptions at Utah gave him a school-record 205 for his career.
Without Allen, the Bears will rely on three freshman wideouts -- Bryce Treggs, Chris Harper and Darius Powe. Tedford said he wasn't sure which two would start.
Harper is the team's second-leading receiver with 29 catches (behind Allen's 60) while Treggs, who has started much of the season, has 21 receptions. Tedford said Treggs is healthy despite spraining an ankle at Utah, adding he's the No. 2 punt return man, behind Allen. Powe has two catches.
"Obviously it hurts," offensive coordinator Jim Michalczik said of the loss of Allen. "Those (young) guys will step up and have a good game. So far this year the stage hasn't been too big for them."
All week, the Bears promised this game would not be a stage to vent frustration toward Lupoi. "He's no concern of anybody on this team," senior defensive end Kendrick Payne said. "It's really just another football game to me. We need to get a win. It's not us against Tosh."
Still, the Cal online forums have been buzzing about Lupoi's return, and Brandon Huffman, a recruiting specialist for Scout.com, suggested, "You'll rarely see an assistant coach get the kind of reception Tosh Lupoi will get at Cal."
He didn't mean Lupoi will be presented a key to the city.
Lupoi, who coaches the defensive line from the sidelines during games, told Seattle reporters earlier this week he didn't know what to expect from Cal fans. "I haven't even really thought about it, honestly," he said.
Cal players claim they had no issue with Lupoi's departure, only the way it came down. Defensive end Todd Barr said he learned of the news on ESPN, and Payne said none of the players ever got a phone call from the man who recruited all of them to Berkeley.
"The way he handled some things, I don't respect that," said Payne, who didn't hesitate when asked if he'd seek out Lupoi after the game to shake hands. "I can't say that I will."


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— Tom Yadlosky, Veterans Affairs Representative for Susquehanna County, and Service Officer for Post 524, Forest City, will once again, give a presentation about veteran affairs and answer questions related to veteran affairs.
This event will take place at the Pleasant Mount Fire Hall (in the village) on Wednesday, Feb. 6.
The time is 7 p.m.
All interested veterans, veterans' organizations and spouses are welcome.
This event is sponsored by the Costello-Monahan-Brown, American Legion Post 964, Pleasant Mount.
Please RSVP with the number attending, so might make preparations, by Feb. 1, to Jim Dixon at 570-448-2641.
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August 26, 2013
Dr. Chrastil has received a fellowship from the Stanford University Libraries to research in the Gustave Gimon Collection on French Political Economy. Chrastil, who is Associate Professor of History, seeks to historicize the recent trend that nearly 1 in 5 women in many Western countries do not have children. During her stay in Palo Alto, she will study the history of household choices regarding work, reproduction and consumption over the past two hundred years. Chrastil, author of the forthcoming The Siege of Strasbourg, will also deliver a paper entitled "French Socialist Visions of Reproduction and Community."


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HighC - Draw your Music
A graphical music creation tool
HighC is a synthesizer, a sequencer and a mixer. Its goal is to make music composition as simple and direct as sketching.
HighC is an entertaining and educational tool:
No music experience needed to create stunning soundscapes and crazy ringtones in a matter of minutes. Helps learning acoustics, music theory and audio synthesis with a gentle, graphic approach.
HighC also meets demanding professional needs:
Includes many advanced synthesis techniques: FM, ring mod, additive, granular, and much more. No complex dashboards of knobs, dials and connectors with unpredictable effects. No programming.
HighC uses only the simplest GUI techniques: draw notes, envelopes and wave shapes; move and resize sounds; copy and paste to create effects; group sounds into rhythms or patterns; repeat your groupings to create an harmonic line; link your sounds to one another to create modulations...
Required OS: 10.4
Tags: creation , editor , music , sound , audio , composition
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garage band's compositional features are not really oriented toward creation with it's built in step-editor. although it is there, it seems to be largely for the purpose of editing rather than creating. i have tried out logic though & reason, both of which would suit my needs. when i get logic or reason for free, then i will be able to incorporate my highc sounds into my compositions. highc is a great and novel application though.
@haleakalari : GarageBand doesn't do it for you?
If you have feature requests, please post them in the forum: http://highc.org/forum.
now, if only there was a free/open source audio sequencer (with a step editor) for os x, then i could put the sounds i create with this to good use.


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Lockhart man charged with moonshine possession
Published: Thursday, February 7, 2013 at 9:22 p.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, February 7, 2013 at 9:22 p.m.
A Lockhart man was arrested Wednesday after deputies found him in possession of moonshine.
Dennis Wayne Horton, 53, of 123 S. 2nd St., was charged with transporting illegal liquor, according to a booking report.
An incident report states that a deputy stopped Horton on S.C. 105 near S.C 9 because he wasn't wearing a seat belt. The deputy smelled alcohol inside the vehicle.
Deputies found two gallon jugs and a quart jar of moonshine and a plastic gallon container of wine, the report states.
Horton has been released from the Union County Jail. His bond amount was unavailable.
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Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) is one of the most common lung diseases. Having COPD makes it hard to breathe.
There are two main forms of COPD:
Most people with COPD have a combination of both conditions.
COPD; Chronic obstructive airways disease; Chronic obstructive lung disease; Chronic bronchitis; Emphysema; Bronchitis - chronic
Smoking is the main cause of COPD. The more a person smokes, the more likely that person will develop COPD. But some people smoke for years and never get COPD.
In rare cases, nonsmokers who lack a protein called alpha-1 antitrypsin can develop emphysema.
Other risk factors for COPD are:
Because the symptoms develop slowly, some people may not know that they have COPD.
The best test for COPD is a lung function test called spirometry. This involves blowing out as hard as possible into a small machine that tests lung capacity. The results can be checked right away.
Using a stethoscope to listen to the lungs can also be helpful. But sometimes the lungs sound normal even when a person has COPD.
Imaging tests of the lungs, such as x-rays and CT scans, can be helpful. But sometimes the lungs look normal even when a person has COPD and a chest x-ray has been taken.
Some patients may need to have a blood test called arterial blood gas to measure the amounts of oxygen and carbon dioxide in the blood.
There is no cure for COPD. But there are many things you can do to relieve symptoms and keep the disease from getting worse.
If you smoke, now is the time to quit. This is the best way to slow lung damage.
Medicines used to treat COPD include:
In severe cases or during flare-ups, you may need to receive:
Your doctor may prescribe antibiotics during symptom flare-ups, because infections can make COPD worse.
You may need oxygen therapy at home if you have a low level of oxygen in your blood.
Pulmonary rehabilitation does not cure COPD. But it can teach you to breathe in a different way so you can stay active.
You can do things every day to keep COPD from getting worse, protect your lungs, and stay healthy.
Walk to build up strength:
Things you can do to make it easier for yourself around the home include:
Eat healthy foods, including fish, poultry, or lean meat, as well as fruits and vegetables. If it is hard to keep your weight up, talk to a doctor or dietitian about eating foods with more calories.
Surgery may be used to treat COPD, but only a few patients benefit from these surgical treatments:
You can ease the stress of illness by joining a support group. Sharing with others who have common experiences and problems can help you not feel alone.
COPD is a long-term (chronic) illness. The disease will get worse more quickly if you do not stop smoking.
If you have severe COPD, you will be short of breath with most activities. You may be admitted to the hospital more often.
Talk with your doctor about breathing machines and end-of-life care.
With COPD, you may have other health problems such as:
Go to the emergency room or call the local emergency number (such as 911) if you have a rapid increase in shortness of breath.
Not smoking prevents most COPD. Ask your health care provider about quit-smoking programs. Medicines are also available to help you stop smoking.
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