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Liverpool Message Board
Gerrard's View on the Current Situation
Pretty diplomatic, kind and dodging the question on his old buddy or artist formerly known as Torres, sporting the new shaved head.. But, that's irrelevant to the topic and content..
On Brendan Rodgers...
"Giving him the job after Kenny was a sign that he is going to be here for a while. He'll be given time to put his philosophy out there, which is not going to happen overnight. It's going to TAKE TIME and we've been a little bit inconsistent this season. But I think in the majority of the games we have shown that we are playing the right way. I'm really happy with his appointment and how it is going so far. His MAN-MANAGEMENT is superb - he puts an arm around players and talks to them."
If you think that's Stevie being the "good soldier", being a good PR man, and just saying "what he should", rather than what he really thinks / believes, then I guess I've truly lost my mind, and the glass half empty folks here should really run the Club, and anyone here with 2 good knees that can kick a ball outta be named Captain, as well as Owner and Manager..
I'm already anxious for the scripted responses to what he's said, and especially armchairsofa's assessment.. I didn't see Gerrard say anything about the 80K seat stadium, but maybe it was in there in a cryptic message only Sofa can see, and that's the final piece of the puzzle along with some Sheiks ready to drop 500MSort: Newest | Oldest | Most Replied Expand all replies
Lucifer's buttocks boys we are capable of getting 6 points from the next two matches so let's have some confidence in the lads eh?
Cheers Boys.. I think we all know what lies in front of us the next two matches, and it would be nice to get 3, which is a fair aim, 2 I suppose would be decent, especially considering 0 is also very possible. And, having said that, even if Arsenal is off form, we always have trouble with them home and away recent years, and City have really struggled this year to standard, so I might even see an odd shock there instead.. who knows, but I know we're looking upwards at the teams we want to be, and not upwards at teams that should be below us.
PSred.. I am in no way shape or form dismissing what you've said, nor labelling you as such, so I do mean this genuinely, if I came across that way and even if I might have been serious at the time, I do apologize for categorizing you as something you're not, or sharing a view you don't..
I think it's fair we can both, and all can agree, that some of this stuff is a bit tedious, so again, I apologize and rather than go back and sort through it, I give you credit for what you replied with, and you're well within your right to not see something as I do, eye to eye..
Again, my point in all of this, and the fellas agreeing, or saying they enjoy, is that while this is an open forumn for debate and all sorts of opinions, but the lions share of that is of a negative variety, and not enough of the good kind, especially after a win. I don't aim to and can't change people's thoughts on BR, the tactics and the progress or lack of, but if I can at least attempt to bring a little bit of positivity and fun, than that's what I want to do..
Rather than debate BR is this or that, I'd much rather have seen a thread saying how delightful Daniel Sturridge dummy play, on Suarez goal was, along with Luis' finish, or Jordan's brilliant strike.. But there is none of that, and it's independent of the fact that I started 2 sarcastic posts, which says alot really, would you sort of agree with me there?
I don't look at other boards.. But, I'd imagine whether it be United or City, or even QPR, if there was a nice 5-0 thrashing over anyone, even Mansfield, there would have been some pleasant, celebratory (only a win, not a title) banter, and more creative talk.. Had I not started my 2 posts, and Loki his, who knows..
I know one thing, I feel a hell of alot better (not overlooking Oldham), going to Emirates off the back of a 5-0 thrashing, than I would off of a 1-0 win, or 1-1 draw, and depending what we do there, who knows what happens at City.. I don't, but I hope for the best, and think so too..
Brute should of course be Brits! Damn predictive text!
Heartily agree with your sentiments Jason. Keep them going. I for one like your tongue in cheek tilts at all the doomsayers on here. You are also right in pointing out that there is never a "well done" thread after our good performances. The Australians have a
Phrase for we brute - "Wingeing Poms!" you may have heard it? Plenty of them on this board when we take those backward steps - me included at times!!
Hi Jason
That's all well and good Jason but as you slammed the door on me early in this thread for a pretty innocuous point about captains saying nice things about managers, I'm assuming you're putting me in the "bit tedious and tiresome to read every single day how BR is the wrong guy, when we don't know, and FSG have to go" category.
Can I ask you to find one post of mine from any point in time where I've suggested either?
carry on Jason!
Yes credit where credit is due. The next couple of league games will give me a better indication of where we are and how we're coming on. We've got Arsenal and City within a few days of each other and both away from home.
Lose both and we'll see Armchair and a few others screaming again. I'd like to see us get something out ofboth games for sure. Arsenal and their current form makes tham a little vulnerable IMO and we could do with a bit of revenge after thay gave us a right hiding earlier in the season. City will be tough full stop. They haven't lost at home for how long now?
For me it will soon be necessary to demonstrate that we can get something from th teams that currently lie above us. I look at the PL table at the moment and I don't think it's far off the finished article for this season. Now if we can start taking points off the teams above us then it will show progress. I think we've shown that when we decide to show up we have the abiltiy to beat most of those teams below us. Time to have a look upward and deliver. Tough call but for me it will show some real progress and direction for a side that is far from being a complete one.
For what it's worth, I wasn't really apologizing in that I'd stop doing/saying certain things, just saying sorry, it's sometimes how I am, though my goal is far more often to be positive and humorous rather than negative..
That said, my ultimate point was that you look at the threads when we lose or draw, and it's absolute chaos of gloom and doom, which people are entitled to, and I've done so, but the sad irony was, and still remains, after a 5-0 thrashing we haven't seen since 08/09, there isn't a single well done lads, or basking in a good victory over a team who nearly took 3 from us last year at Anfield, and took 3 from United this year..
I'm simply trying to help be positive, despite the sarcasm because I enjoy chatting, debating and sharing thoughts/opinions here, but it becomes a bit tedious and tiresome to read every single day how BR is the wrong guy, when we don't know, and FSG have to go, while things are slowly (IMO) going in a good direction. Others may disagree with all of that, but there's no disagreeing we've just dismantled Norwich 5-0, with Suarez/Sturridge looking like 5 year striker partners, and only a week after thrashing Sunderlan 3-0, at Anfield, both teams who finished 1-1 draws at Anfield last season.. so, progress or "imporvement" made..
If I can help bring a little more cheer and positivity that would make me happy, but like anyone else, I can't guarantee it stays or is the end product, but rather what I see, what I hope, and what I personally believe. If/when it's wrong, I'll call it the same way as anyone else.. Afterall, it's not like I'm endorsing Hodgson in 13th position with a -3 g/d here..
Red, in the same way I spoke to Jason, you dont have to justify yourself to me! Thats the whole point. You say what you've got to say in the way you want to say it. If someone wants to respond......so be it.
Loki it is a free country and yes there is the ignore button, but surely that is not what these forums are about or is it?
I used to enjoy the posts put fwd by Jason as they were well thought out and carried some very good points but know every post starts off with sarcasm and the only person he is short changing is himself, Sarcasm is great if used in short measures not post after post again this is my opinion and if it is disagreed with then that's fine stick me on ignore.
As far as Sofa is concerned well if you have read my previous posts you will see that he is not worth getting wound up over.
Hey Loki
I agree with 99% of that.
I'd suggest there's a third camp which I'm in. I'm not thinking that the BR reign is a bust or that he's 100% destined to become a great manager.
I'm of the opinion that, on the pitch, we haven't progressed at all so far from last season (which is fine for the guy's first year whilst he's trying to organise things behind the scenes). I'm not sure whether he will/won't become a great manager although I am sure it's too soon to say he never will.
I keep hearing/reading things from journo's, ex-players and a number of posters on here that back up your view that he is destined to be a great manager. My only point is that I haven't personally seen anything, either in his history before us or since he's taken over, that makes me believe that with any certainty.
However, I am becoming increasingly annoyed at feeling that, just because I support the club and the manager without thinking that there is proof positive that BR is already a massive success, that I'm less of a fan than others. In fact, reading Jason's later reply, it seems he's in the same camp as me.
Now I'm off to remove some splinters from my ar*e from sitting on this fence.
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Courtney Taylor-Taylor had reached his Queensryche quota.
He had also grown tired of Pearl Jam clones, angst-filled rap-rockers and basically everything else that was in heavy rotation at the time.
"It was 1993," he recalled, with a bit of horror in his voice. "Can you imagine how dark and awful a time that was for music?"
So he decided to do something about it. In early 1994, Taylor-Taylor helped form the Dandy Warhols, a group that would go on to play a significant role in the American indie-rock renaissance of the late 1990s and early 2000s.
The famed Portland, Ore., troupe, best known for appearing in the documentary film "Dig!" and for delivering the smash single "Bohemian Like You," is now ready to celebrate its 20th anniversary. It'll do so with a world tour that kicks off Wednesday at The Independent in San Francisco and includes a stop April 24 at Ace of Spades in Sacramento (details: www.dandywarhols.com).
In honor of the occasion, I spent a recent afternoon with three of the band's original members -- singer-songwriter-guitarist Taylor-Taylor, guitarist Peter Holmstrom and keyboardist Zia McCabe -- at the Dandy Warhols' massive studio complex in Portland. (The group's drummer, Brent DeBoer, was not present.)
It was a wild and woolly conversation, which touched upon everything from Lil Wayne to Bob Seger to bear sausage (no joke). On occasion, the talk even turned to the band's landmark anniversary.
JH: Back in 1994, did you think the Dandy Warhols would last for 20-plus years?
Peter: When we started, I had never done anything for more than five years. So five years was as far as I ever thought it would go.
JH: What has kept you interested in the Dandy Warhols for all these years?
Peter: Music.
Courtney: Duh.
Zia: It's not like something more fun has come along to make music pale in comparison. Because if that happened, we probably wouldn't do (music). But it's the most fun thing we know how to do.
Courtney: It's not just fun. It's more like an act of desperation for me. (Laughs)
JH: But there are a lot of avenues for making music. What is appealing about collaborating with this specific group of players?
Courtney: All of my friends (in 1993) were just hard-core musicians. That meant that every single one of them had rotten taste in music. The (original) point was to make a cool band so you meet other people who are into cool music. So it was about the people and (their musical) tastes. We'd figure out how to play our instruments later.
Peter: Still working on that. (Laughs)
JH: Last year, the group celebrated the 13th anniversary of "Thirteen Tales from Urban Bohemia" by performing that highly acclaimed album in its entirety on tour. Now, you've just released a document of that tour -- the live set "Thirteen Tales from Urban Bohemia Live at The Wonder." What was it like to revisit your best-known recording?
Courtney: It was like, "Thank God, we didn't embarrass ourselves anywhere on this record."
Zia: We probably never really left (the album), I guess. So it wasn't like unearthing a record from our past.
JH: It was great to hear the band play "Big Indian" for the first time in memory. I just love that song.
Courtney: "Big Indian" is just straight up Americana. It started out as this Irish-y, Celtic-y type of thing. And it just ended up being, like, Bob Seger.
JH: So, you're saying it's your "Night Moves"?
Courtney: Yeah, it's my "Night Moves." (Laughs)
Peter: No.
JH: I've always seen "Thirteen Tales" as a kind of a concept album, one where the whole is much greater than the sum of its parts. Yet I've often wondered whether the band actually intended it as such.
Courtney: It started out as a concept. And it got about as far as we ever do on any concept -- which is not really that far.
Zia: We use concepts as jumping-off points, to give (us) enough inspiration to get excited and get going. Then we have to just respect the identity of the music after that. If it's not working, you can't go, "We said it was going to be like this, and this is how it's going to be -- even it ends up sucking."
JH: The best-known song from the album is "Bohemian Like You." Did you know immediately that you'd hit absolute gold with that one?
Courtney: I think I (have hit gold) with everything I do -- every single song.
Zia: Every song we are making (feels like) a hit.
Courtney: It's so hard to make a really good record. No, it's easy to make a really good record. It's hard to make a (expletive) amazing (expletive) perfect record.
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Microbial communities: temporal and biogeographic structure
Coming primarily from a marine background I have been very interested in how bacteria exist in such a fluid matrix. Specifically, what determines how microbes exist when the medium in which they live is moving around so much? My research site in the Western English Channel has demonstrated that even though the sampling location is flushed with new water every two weeks, the same communities of microbes appear year after year. This highlights that microbes exist in robust and well-defined communities in this ecosystem. My ongoing research is to determine how true this is for all ecosystems around the planet.
Taxonomic diversity
There are a nonillion bacteria in the world (1 x 1030 cells) give or a take a few quadrillion. This almost incomprehensible number is greater than the number of stars in the known universe. To date no one has ever fully characterized the biodiversity of a microbial sample. Even the simplest communities seem to have a never-ending 'tail' of rare microorganisms, some of which seem to respond to episodic events producing 'blooms', while others seem to just exist in this rare state. We have now applied more the 20 million sequences to one sample from a marine ecosystem and still failed to catalogue all the diversity therein. Until we are able to fully characterize one of these communities, every effort to describe the global extent of microbial diversity will be extrapolative. Understanding biodiversity in any ecosystem, gives you an appropriate metric by which to describe it. Until we can do that we are describing the relative abundance of a subset of a given community. Understanding this concept, and exploring the limits of diversity are fundamental to my research goals.
Microbial Metabolic Dynamics
Microbes are vital to the success of life on this planet. They perform the vast majority of all metabolic processes, and also control health in every living organism on this planet. My lab uses metagenomics (literally meaning 'beyond the genome') to characterize the metabolic potential of a microbial community. We also use metatranscriptomics to explore the genes that are transcribed in every cell in a community. We then turn the sequence data into metabolic information by ascribing function to each potential gene or transcript and then defining their metabolic activity. Through comparison between one sample and another we can effectively describe how the metabolic activity of a community changes over time or space. This is essential to exploring functional and trophic interactions in a community, i.e. who eats who, who feeds of what, and who needs what?


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Lucido fires softball to split at Rutgers
April 17, 2013
Piscataway, N.J. - Junior Christine Lucido (Melville, N.Y.) won her sixth straight decision on Wednesday to help the Stony Brook softball team pick up a split at Rutgers. The Seawolves won the opener, 3-1, before falling in the second game by a 7-1 score.
Game One
With Lucido coasting in the circle, the Seawolves (23-18) used the long-ball to record a 3-1 win in the opener. Sophomore Bria Green (Wheatley Heights, N.Y.) gave Stony Brook a 1-0 lead with a solo home run in the second, before solo shots from junior Jessica Zeilman (Newfield, N.J.) and freshman Alexandra Pisciotta (New Hyde Park, N.Y.) in the seventh extended the lead.
Lucido turned in her fifth complete-game effort of the year, striking out four while allowing seven hits and one earned run. Since her record fell to 4-1 on March 8 vs. Ball State, Lucido has won six straight decisions to improve to 10-1, while lowering her conference-best ERA to 1.78. Since the Ball State game, Lucido has not allowed more than one earned run in all 13 appearances, a span of 54 innings.
Game Two
Rutgers (24-19) evened things up with a 7-1 victory in game two, using a four-run fourth inning to take command of what was previously a 1-1 game.
Freshman Melissa Phelan (Saddle Brook, N.J.) accounted for the lone Seawolves' run with an RBI single in the fourth, her first collegiate RBI. But Rutgers answered right back in the bottom of the frame, using five hits to chase SBU starter Allison Cukrov (Irvine, Calif.) from the game and make it 5-1 for the hosts.
The Numbers Game
• Both teams had seven hits in the opener.
• With a win in the opener, Stony Brook extended its non-conference winning streak to 10 straight games, before having it snapped in game two.
Up Next
Stony Brook returns to America East play this weekend for a three-game series at Maine.


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Tutorial | The BEST Way to Do Ombre Nails!Thu, 6 Sep 2012
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Hey My Loves!! Soooo I know I typically do makeup tutorials, but I wanted to show you guys one of my favorite trends, Ombre Nails! It was actually REALLY simple to do, so I was so happy! I tried a few methods, and to me, this was the easiest–it's honestly fool-proof!
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Madam Speaker, on Wednesday, September 8, 2010, Southern Indiana lost another of its brave sons. Marine Corporal John Bishop was killed in Helmand Province, Afghanistan after sustaining wounds from enemy small arms fire. He was 25 years old, and born in Batesville, IN.
Cpl. Bishop wanted to be a Marine from a very young age. After graduating from Southwestern Shelby High School in 2003, he immediately enlisted in the Corps. After joining he and his brother, Tyson, also a Marine, would often taunt each other as to who was the ``tougher'' Marine.
It was in the Marines that John met his wife, Cristle. The two were recently married and expecting their first child together, a daughter, next month. After his tour in Afghanistan--his third combat tour already having served twice in Iraq--Bishop planned to separate from the Marines, go to college to become a conservation officer, and start a life with his new wife and daughter, and his son K-Sean. Bishop's mother described her son as being ecstatic about starting a new chapter in his life. Sadly, that dream was cut short.
Cpl. John Bishop is the epitome of a true American hero. He and his family's sacrifice deserve our most sincere and heartfelt gratitude. Though I did not have the pleasure of meeting Cpl. Bishop, I mourn his death. His loved ones are in my prayers.
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History of Rock & Roll
History of Rock & Roll Movies & TV
Yes, five DVDs and ten full hours of musical performances, interviews with artists, historical footage, and "Behind-the-Music"-style stories about the many stages of development in rock and roll. Go get some popcorn, and a lot of it! (This film is not rated.)
Elvis Presley stars as Vince Everett, a prison inmate serving a sentence for manslaughter. Young Everett's cellmate, a country singer, inspires him to pursue a career in music once released from prison. He finds, however, that the music business is full of low-down dirty rotten folks anxious to exploit him to make a buck. (Sound familiar? If you're a fan of hip-hop, you've heard this tale a thousand times.) See Presley in one of his most famous Hollywood roles—as a young rebel! (This film is not rated.)
The Beatles play themselves in this semi-fictional, "mock"-umentary-style film about a band experiencing their first moments of extreme fame. When the mop-top quartet runs into mobs of screaming fans, hilariousness ensues! (This film is rated "G.")
Ever wonder what the phrase "The Sixties" really means? This documentary offers a vivid explanation, and all told through original film footage, photographs, and the words of those who lived it, many as teens and young adults in high school and college during the Free Speech Movement, the Anti-War Movement, the rise of Black Power, and the Summer of Love. (This film is not rated.)
This documentary features incredible footage of both performers and audiences at this pre-Woodstock music event, which launched the careers of artists such as Jimi Hendrix and Janis Joplin. Don't miss the powerful set delivered by Otis Redding—but try to ignore the blinding stage lights! (This film is not rated.)
The director's cut version of this documentary features nearly four hours of footage from the three-day Woodstock music festival, including performances by The Who, Jefferson Airplane, Santana, Sly and the Family Stone, Janis Joplin, and Jimi Hendrix. Watch for Hendrix's wickedly mesmerizing rendition of "The Star-Spangled Banner." (Nudity, profanity, and drug use make this an "R"-rated film.)
Following the release of their 1979 album, The Wall, Pink Floyd hired director Alan Parker to create a film version of the record. Using just the songs from the album to narrate the storyline, Parker delivers what feels, at times, like a freakishly animated nightmare with allusions to fascism, flesh-eating monsters, and... wait for it... talking buttocks! (Violence, gore, and talking buttocks make this an "R"-rated film.)
This is a classic—and hilarious!—"mock"-umentary about the imaginary British heavy metal group Spinal Tap, the world's loudest band. It pokes fun at the heavy metal rock scene and all its excesses—the elaborate stage shows, the hair, the groupies, and the arrogance. Rob Reiner directs actors Christopher Guest, Harry Shearer, Michael McKean, and himself in one of the silliest films of the '80s, and maybe ever. (Profanity and sexual references make this an "R"-rated flick.)
Not the best romantic film ever made, but a classic from the '80s featuring a young Prince as "The Kid" a reclusive musician struggling to save a turbulent romance, keep his band together, confront his abusive father, and make it big in the music industry. Quite a to-do list! The film's soundtrack is phenomenal, and probably the main reason you should see the movie. (Some nudity and profanity make this an "R"-rated flick.)


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The World of the Vikings
by Richard Hall
A vivid picture of the Vikings that draws on the latest discoveries and augments written evidence with fine archaeological detail.Here is the complete story of the ...
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Vikings: The North Atlantic Saga
Replete with color photographs, drawings, and maps of Viking sites, artifacts, and landscapes, this book celebrates and explores the Viking saga from the combined ...
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Updated Apr 3, 2009
The Prose Edda: Norse Mythology (Penguin Classics)
by Snorri Sturluson, Jesse L. Byock
Written in Iceland a century after the close of the Viking Age, The Prose Edda is the source of most of what we know of Norse mythology. Its tales are peopled by ...
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The Vikings (Europa Militaria)
by Nurmann/Schulze, Britta Nurmann, Carl Schulze
A remarkable photographic recreation of the appearance of the Norse explorers, invaders and colonists of 8th-11th century Europe. The combination of specialist ...
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The Vikings: Voyagers of Discovery and Plunder (General Military)
by Magnus Magnusson, Mark Harrison, Keith Durham, Ian Heath, René Chartrand
The history of the Vikings is bloody and eventful, and Viking warriors capture the popular imagination to this day. Viking raids reached from Norway to North ...
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Viking Designs (Dover Pictorial Archive)
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The legendary Vikings of Scandinavia were among the most dynamic peoples of Europe. Throughout the Viking age (c. A.D. 800–100 ), the vibrancy and aggressive ...
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A Brief History of the Vikings: The Last Pagans or the First Modern Europeans? (Brief History Series)
by Jonathan Clements
Between the eighth and eleventh centuries, the Vikings surged from their Scandinavian homeland to trade and raid along the coasts of Europe. Their influence ...
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The Sagas of Icelanders: (Penguin Classics Deluxe Edition)
A unique body of medieval literature, the Sagas rank with the world's greatest literary treasures--as epic as Homer, as deep in tragedy as Sophocles, as engagingly ...
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Njal's Saga (Penguin Classics)
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We're learning new details about a U-S predator drone having been targeted by an Iranian military aircraft.
Administration officials tell CNN it happened over the Arabian Gulf this week.
The Pentagon says there were about 16-miles between the two aircraft.
The officials say this was Iran's latest attempt to stop the United States from collecting intelligence in the region.
They say the drone was flying in international airspace off Oman when Iran detected it and shadowed the drone.
The Pentagon says Iran left after a verbal warning.
No shots were fired, but officials say the U-S is fully prepared to defend their drone.
Iran's Press TV reported on Tuesday that an American reconnaissance plane was trying to intrude into Iranian airspace.
A Pentagon spokesman says all U-S aircraft stayed over international waters the whole time.


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New Delhi: The government today said all Internet companies operating in India must obey law of the land and any non-compliance or violation will invite action.
"... social media company has to operate within the laws of a given country. If there is violation of those laws ... then we will have to take action so as to make sure that there is compliance of those laws and regulations," Minister of State for Communications and IT Sachin Pilot told reporters here.


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Highly trained counselors will help you and your partner examine your relationship with the goal of making it healthier. The focus of relationship counseling may be on improving communications, problem-solving, or finding solutions to difficult questions and conflicts. Relationship counseling is available for mixed gender or same-sex couples, roommates, and can include premarital, marital, or divorce counseling, and, as in all cases, confidentiality is maintained.


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Anybody play Duels (register)? If you do, let me know. I'm trying it out and if I've got any friends there I'd like to know. I'm trying it out as a way to get my battle on without all the time-consumption of WoW. Basically, you build your avatar as either an human or elf, tweak your states, fight battles with other people, and improve.
You can either sign up on the Duels website or it's got a Facebook app if you prefer to play it that way.
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These Electronic Hookswitch Control Modules can be used with the Plantronics range of DECT Headsets to provide automatic control of a range of ALCATEL (APA-2), CISCO (APC-4), and Polycom (APP-5) telephones. This permits the user to place or receive a call without the need to lift the handset. This control is entirely electronic and eliminates the need for a mechanical handset lifter device. Pease not that the APA-2 will only work when it is combined with the CS60X Wireless Headset. We advice no other Wireless Headset for the use with APA-2.
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Dave Scott Sues Over Bike-Car Wreck
- By Liz Hichens
- Published Nov 6, 2009
Six-time World IronMan Champion and Boulder resident Dave Scott is suing a 61-year-old driver whose car he collided with while riding his bike in May.
According to a lawsuit filed in Boulder County District Court, Scott sustained "bodily injuries" and medical expenses after he crashed his bicycle into Ramona Sands' BMW as she was making an illegal U-turn on May 16.
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Jonathan Hickman and Tom Brevoort discuss what lies ahead for Earth's Mightiest Heroes in the wake of "Infinity." Plus, exclusive art!
Marvel's "Avengers" franchise gets even bigger in 2014, and here's an unlettered look at new ongoing series "Avengers World," debuting Jan. 8.
Jonathan Hickman & Jim Cheung's "Infinity" #6 closes the event in "a most satisfying manner, presenting a solid template for future events."
In a bonus INFINITE WAR REPORT, artist Jim Cheung talks about bookending Marvel's "Infinity" with issues #1 and #6 while sharing exclusive art!
Mike Deodato's "New Avengers" #12 cover features a throwback to a past Thanos moment and may hint at the character that finishes the Mad Titan.
CBR has exclusive previews of "Infinity" #6 and "New Avengers" #12, both written by Jonathan Hickman with art by Jim Cheung and Mike Deodato.
Executive Editor Tom Brevoort takes a thorough look at "Avengers" #23, the latest chapter in Marvel's "Infinity" event -- and ahead to the finale!
Death begins his great hunt and the Ranger tracks his prey as "The Quest" comes to "East of West" #7 by Jonathan Hickman & Nick Dragotta, on sale Nov. 6!
Jonathan Hickman and Tom Brevoort provide commentary and insight into "Infinity" #5 and "Avengers" #22, as the heroes prepare to face Thanos.
Thanos Vs. the Avengers for the fate of Earth. Jonathan Hickman and Jim Cheung conclude the Marvel epic in "Infinity" #6. It all ends November 20!
The Avengers return to our solar system while Thanos' forces make their presence felt in Jonathan Hickman and Leinil Yu's "Avengers" #22, on sale Oct. 30!
The heroes of Earth rally to defeat Thanos in Marvel's "Infinity" #5 by Jonathan Hickman, Jerome Opena and Dustin Weaver, on sale October 30!
Marvel presents a first look at Jonathan Hickman and Leinil Yu's "Avengers" #23 as Earth's Mightiest Heroes continue the "Infinity" galactic battle.
"Infinity" editor Tom Brevoort takes an in-depth look at "Avengers" #21 & "New Avengers #11, the latest chapters in Marvel Comics' current event.
Jonathan Hickman and Nick Dragotta spoke with an enthralled audience about their popular part sci-fi, part Western Image title, "East of West."
In today's INFINITE WAR REPORT, Marvel's Tom Brevoort takes a thorough look at the latest chapter in Jonathan Hickman's "Infinity" event. Plus, exclusive art!
It's already been an announcement-heavy show for Marvel, and the publisher showed no sign of stopping Saturday afternoon, revealing new "Iron Patriot," "Ghost Rider" and "Silver Surfer" series starting in 2014.
CBR spoke with writer Nick Spencer about the "Avengers World" ongoing he's co-writing with Jonathan Hickman that will embroil the team in global crises and explore the worldwide role of super powers.
Marvel continued its presence at New York Comic Con 2013 with a host of new Avengers announcements and a panel of creators responsible for bringing Earth's Mightiest Heroes into All-New Marvel NOW!
James Hunt gives Marvel's "Infinity" #4 by Jonathan Hickman, Jerome Opena and Dustin Weaver 4.5 stars, saying the issue elicits "as visceral a reaction as any event comic can."
Courtesy of Marvel, CBR presents an exclusive preview of "New Avengers" #11, an "Infinity" tie-in by Jonathan Hickman & Mike Deodato. On Oct. 16, the Illuminati travel to another earth.
Courtesy of Marvel, CBR presents an exclusive preview of "Avengers" #21, an "Infinity" tie-in by Jonathan Hickman and Leinil Yu. The final battle for the Marvel universe begins Oct. 16!
"Morning Glories" writer Nick Spencer joined CBR TV in San Diego to discuss his return to work for hire, what he's learned from Jonathan Hickman, why "Secret Avengers" stands alone and more.
Courtesy of Marvel, CBR presents an exclusive preview of "Infinity" #4 by Jonathan Hickman, Jerome Opena & Dustin Weaver. The Illuminati go head to head with Thanos October 9!
Thane, the recently unveiled son of Thanos, features prominently in Marvel's unlettered preview of Jonathan Hickman, Jerome Opeña and Dustin Weaver's "Infinity #5," the penultimate issue of the series, out Oct. 30.
Marvel keeps up the pace with another New York Comic Con teaser, this one promoting an Avengers-related announcement involving Jonathan Hickman, Nick Spencer and Stefano Caselli.
In this week's INFINITE WAR REPORT, "Infinity" Editor Tom Brevoort joins CBR for a thorough look at "Avengers" #20, the latest chapter in Marvel's blockbuster "Infinity" event.
As the first act of "Infinity" closes with a bang, Marvel Comics E-i-C Axel Alonso talks about the big picture of the event, the "Inhumanity" follow up and Jason Aaron's plans for "Thor: The Dark World's" villain.
In this week's INFINITE WAR REPORT, "Infinity" editor Tom Brevoort joins CBR for an in-depth look at "New Avengers" #10 and "Infinity" #3, the latest chapters in Marvel Comics' "Infinity" event.
Marvel has provided CBR with exclusive previews for Jonathan Hickman & Leinil Yu's "Avengers" #20 and Brian Michael Bendis & Sara Picheli's "Guardians of the Galaxy" #6, featuring Angela, Thanos and more
Jonathan Hickman, Jerome Opena and Dustin Weaver's Marvel Comics event continues in "Infinity" #3, an impressive issue "rife with intrigue, twists and poignant moments."
The floodgates are open on Marvel NOW! Wave 2, and Editor-in-Chief Axel Alonso is back to explain the story behind the creation of "Avengers" #24.NOW, "All-New Invaders" and "Inhuman."
In this week's THE INFINITE WAR REPORT, writer Jonathan Hickman and editor Tom Brevoort join CBR for a thorough look at "Avengers" #19, the latest chapter in Marvel's "Infinity" event.
Courtesy of Marvel, CBR presents exclusive previews of "Infinity" #3 and "New Avengers" #10, both written by Jonathan Hickman. The "Infinity" event soldiers on September 18!
Marvel Comics has released details on "Inhumanity: The Awakening," a new series by Matt Kindt and Paul Davidson, and the first "Inhumanity" tie-in issue of "New Avengers" by Jonathan Hickman and Simone Bianchi.
Marvel Comics has released new details for its All-New Marvel NOW! publishing initiative, which includes "All-New Invaders," "Inhuman" and a new numbering for Jonathan Hickman's "Avengers."
Courtesy of Image Comics, CBR presents an exclusive preview of "The Manhattan Projects" #14 by Jonathan Hickman and Nick Pitarra. Battle lines are drawn on September 11!
In this week's installment of THE INFINITE WAR REPORT, Marvel Executive Editor Tom Brevoort joins CBR for a thorough look at "Infinity" #2, the latest chapter in Marvel Comics' "Infinity" event
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Fig French Sugar
Plant a fig tree and you'll have your own fresh figs each March in most parts of New Zealand. The French Sugar fig tree also has a small early crop of large figs that ripen in Dec - Jan and a main crop of smaller figs that ripen around March.
If you have trouble ripening a late crop of figs try French Sugar and may at least get the early crop to ripen. French Sugar fig has green skin which develops a brown/purple hue when ripe and the flesh is creamy white pink tinged with purple when fully ripe.
The French Sugar fig tree will grow to 4-5m tall and wide but can be pruned in winter when the sap is not flowing. Figs are self fertile so no pollinator is required.
Figs tolerate a variety of soil conditions and once established are low maintenance trees that are not disease prone and do not require heavy spraying or pruning regime. Branches can can be trained along fences or trellises in winter when the sap is not flowing.
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City Attorney
Craig E. Leen
Deputy City Attorney
Miriam S. Ramos
Brigette Chen
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Enga Paulk
The City Attorney: Craig E. Leen
Craig E. Leen was appointed to serve as the City Attorney for the City of Coral Gables in 2011. Mr. Leen is the chief legal officer and general counsel for the City, serving as counsel to the City Commission, City Officials, and City Departments, providing legal opinions and interpretations on behalf of the City, and supervising the City Attorney's Office and outside counsel.
Mr. Leen is Board Certified by the Florida Bar in City, County, and Local Government Law. He serves as a volunteer adjunct professor for the University of Miami School of Law, where he has taught State & Local Government Law and Real Property & Government. In addition, Mr. Leen is an adjunct professor at the Florida International University College of Law, where he has taught Local Government, Evidence, and Legal Skills and Values III.
Prior to being City Attorney, Mr. Leen worked for the Miami-Dade County Attorney's Office as an Assistant County Attorney, where he served as Chief of the Federal Litigation Section and previously as Chief of the Appeals Section. Mr. Leen also has worked in the private sector for such notable firms as Morgan, Lewis & Bockius, LLP (Miami), Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom, LLP (Boston), and Cleary, Gottlieb, Steen & Hamilton LLP (N.Y.). Mr. Leen also served as a Law Clerk to the Honorable Robert E. Keeton, United States District Judge for the District of Massachusetts.
Mr. Leen is active in professional committees and associations. He serves as an Executive Council Member of the City, County & Local Government Section of the Florida Bar, as a member of the Rules of Judicial Administration Committee for Florida (including as Chair of its Drafting and Internal Operating Procedures Subcommittee) and on the Steering Committee for the Florida Municipal Attorneys Association. Mr. Leen is also a member of the Local Rules Committee for the Southern District of Florida. Mr. Leen previously served as Vice Chair of the Florida Appellate Court Rules Committee.
Mr. Leen received his Juris Doctor degree from Columbia Law School in 2000, where he was a Harlan Fiske Stone Scholar, an Articles Editor for the Columbia Journal of Transnational Law, a Teaching Fellow and Research Assistant for Professor E. Allan Farnsworth in Contracts, and a Research Assistant for Professor Subha Narasimhan in Torts. Mr. Leen received his Bachelor of Arts degree, cum laude, from Georgetown University in 1997, where he double majored in Government and Economics, and completed the Honors Program for the Department of Government.
The Deputy City Attorney/City Prosecutor: Miriam S. Ramos
Ms. Ramos was named Deputy City Attorney for the City of Coral Gables in March 2015. Her duties include serving as the advisor to the City Clerk and the City Attorney. Ms. Ramos also advises the Code Enforcement division of the Development Services Department and the Historical Resources Departments, among others. She also advises the City Commission on agenda items, along with the City Attorney. Ms. Ramos is responsible for Ethics Training programs for elected officials, board members and employees. She serves as the City Prosecutor for the Code Enforcement Board and as counsel for the Historic Preservation Board. She also oversees outside counsel along with the City Attorney and issues legal opinions interpreting the City Code.
Ms. Ramos has 13 years of government experience including 9 in the area of local government ethics. Most recently, Ms. Ramos served as Deputy General Counsel for the Miami-Dade Commission on Ethics and Public Trust (COE). She worked for the COE since 2005 and formerly served as Deputy Advocate. During her time at the COE, Ms. Ramos participated in numerous panel discussions, provided training and appeared on radio and television discussing ethics in government. Notably, she was invited by the U.S. Department of State to speak on corruption-fighting initiatives. Ms. Ramos was responsible for the drafting and issuing of many ethics inquiries and opinions and spent much of her time at the COE leading prosecutions for violations of the Miami-Dade County Ethics Code and other ordinances under the COE's jurisdiction.
Prior to joining the COE, Ms. Ramos was an Assistant State Attorney in Miami-Dade County. During her time as a prosecutor, she served in the Career Criminal Unit as well as the Domestic Crimes Unit. Her time at the Miami-Dade State Attorney's Office allowed her to gain invaluable trial experience while proudly representing the citizens of the State of Florida.
Ms. Ramos earned a Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Miami in Communications and Political Science in 1999 and her Juris Doctor from the University of Miami in 2002. While in law school, Ms. Ramos was a founding member of the Citizens' Health Rights Education Project at the Center for Ethics and Public Service.
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Covering 1200 acres, has picnic areas, marina and public boat slips.
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Conveniently located between Springfield, IL and St. Louis, MO. Near the historic Old Route 66. Litchfield Lake Lou Yeager boasts a beautiful lake, nature trails and picnic areas, 3 mi from the hotel. There are a variety of restaurants nearby.
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44 rooms, outdoor pool, whirlpool, pets allowed, complimentary breakfast, wireless internet
Cunnetto's is a full service restaurant that offers diverse menu of American cuisine for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. There is also a sports bar serving drinks nightly.
The Sweetest Things has so many decadent hand made chocolates as well as fresh bakery sweets to indulge in. There is a quaint dining area and a cozy lounge area where you can enjoy a specialty coffee drink or a delicious fruit smoothie. They serve delicious deli style lunches throughout the week, with a menu that always changes. But one item always remains, the loaded baked potato soup. A delicious secret recipe handed down to the owner through the generations that is prepared fresh daily as a side option for the "white bag special" lunch combo.
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Greenville College's H.J. Long Gymnasium, a 2,000-seat venue, houses the varsity volleyball and basketball programs, and is capable of being configured for two additional courts. The Crum Recreation Center features a fantastic gym setup, and can handle two basketball, tennis or volleyball courts.
52 rooms and 4 suites; King size suites; non-smoking available; truck parking; in-house laundry facilities. Handicap rooms. Pet friendly.
21 room hotel, credit cards accepted, cable television, pets accepted, restaurant within walking distance.
"Life is good at Kahuna's!" Come on by for a burger, shake, fries, and of course, your favorite flavored Ski! HOME OF THE COMET-KAZIE.
24-room property - two-story interior corridor hotel. Located near Lake Hillsboro, Glenn Shoals Lake and Coffeen Lake.
Powhatan Restaurant has delicious diner dishes such as burgers and sandwiches. Located next to the Powhatan Hotel. Beer and wine available.
Third Street Market features a unique blend of new and old merchandise.
142 sites, electricity, water, sewer, showers.
Housewares and a variety of items.
Hillsboro Sherwood Forest Campground Montgomery County
Camping, Hiking, Fishing along with many special events. Call ahead for information.
Great Coffees...Healthy Smoothies...Delicious Sandwiches, Soups, Salads & Desserts.
Funderburk's offers delicious deli favorites.
Nuby's offers a great meal with excellent service and a large selection of appetizers, soups, salads, sandwiches, seafood, chicken and of course, steak! Relax with friends and family. Beer, wine, kids' menu.
This event will take you back in time with a historic re-enactment of military life from 1750-1820. Military and camping demonstrations will be provided daily. Both campers and public are welcome.
Try your hand at the Litchfield TriathLou at Lake Lou Yaeger. Swimming in Lake Lou Yaeger is the best open water swim you will have in the Midwest. There really is no comparison to this large beach with pristine flat racing water. The bike course is flat and fast with some great curves to keep you entertained the whole ride. Both the 5k and 10k runs see very honest mile paces with plenty of flats, and a couple hills throughout. Sprint and Olympic distances are available.
This remote control jet rally gathers some of the best scale model jets in the country. Live stunts and performances will be available to the public.
Route 66 Half Marathon, 5K, Mile Dash
Run down Historic Route 66 in this race down memory lane. On this flat course, you will have the opportunity to set a personal best. Plus, its filled with some of the oldest landmarks on Historic Route 66.
Join the Coal Country Chamber of Commerce on its eleventh annual Tour de Coal bicycle ride on Saturday, Sept. 24, 2016, at the Benld City Hall-Civic Center, 201 E. Central Ave. in downtown Benld. Saturday, September 24, will mark the 11th Anniversary of the Tour de Coal. This family oriented bicycle ride is for cyclists of all levels of expertise and is held in conjunction with this year's 17th Annual Coal Country Chamber of Commerce's Fall Festival held at the Benld City Park.
2Martha's is a restaurant, an art gallery, a boutique and catered meeting venue for small events, meetings, receptions or family gatherings. Featuring homemade food, art, gifts and atmosphere. Their goal is to provide an elegant, yet home-like, venue for people to gather.
Visitors of all ages have lots to do and see at this free family-friendly event. Kids can go through the hay maze, pick pumpkins or pet the new calves in the calf barn! There will be several artisan cheeses and other treats available for purchase.
The 18th Annual Coal Country Fall Festival
The Coal Country Fall Festival is a family oriented event which has features that appeal to all ages. Many parts of the festival are free and entertaining and educational. This year's outstanding display is a free display of dinosaurs including a life-size dinosaur. Free and live are exotic animals in a petting zoo, including Alaskan reindeer, pygmy goats, two-hump camels, and buffalo. A live reptile display is also a part of the day. There are free rides of the CCCC Choo Choo Train around and in the park. Over 8 hours of free, live entertainment! Over 80 vendors, including local businesses from the Coal Country area which encompasses 8 communities, sell 100's of products in their booths.


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Professor Robin O. Cleveland
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Mailing address: Institute of Biomedical Engineering, Old Road Campus Research Building, University of Oxford, Oxford OX3 7DQ, UK
Academic Background
Robin Cleveland is Professor of Engineering Science at the University of Oxford and Tutorial Fellow at Magdalen College, Oxford. He received the PhD degree in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Texas at Austin where his doctoral research was on sonic boom propagation in the atmosphere. At the completion of his PhD he was award the F.V. Hunt Fellowship of the Acoustical Society of America which he carried out at the University of Washington in Seattle studying shock wave lithotripsy – breaking of kidney stones by shock waves. After two years in Seattle he joined the faculty at Boston University where he remained for fourteen years rising to the rank of Professor of Mechanical Engineering. In 2011 he joined BUBL. He carries out research in nonlinear acoustics with particular application to biomedical ultrasound. Areas of research include: shock wave lithotripsy, high intensity focused ultrasound surgery for thermal ablation, nonlinear distortion of B-mode diagnostic ultrasound, the development of shelled microbubble for ultrasound theranostics (targeted imaging and drug-delivery).
Awards and Prizes
- Paper of the Year IEEE Trans. on UFFC (2006).
- Teacher of the Year, Mechanical Engineering, Boston University (2009).
- ASA Bruce Lindsey Award (2000)
- ASA Hunt Post-Doctoral Fellowship in Acoustics (1995-6).
Selected Recent Publications
- A. Y. Ammi, R. O. Cleveland, J. Mamou, G. I. Wang, S. L. Bridal, W. D. O 'Brien, Jr, "Ultrasonic contrast agent shell rupture detected by inertial cavitation and rebound signals," IEEE Trans. on UFFC 53:126-136 (2006).
- R.O. Cleveland, P.V. Chitnis, S.R. McClure, "Acoustic Field of a Ballistic Shock Wave Therapy Device," Ultrasound Med. and Biol. 33:1327-1335 (2007).
- Y. Jing and R. O. Cleveland, "Modeling the propagation of nonlinear three-dimensional acoustic beams in inhomogeneous media," J. Acoust Soc. Am. 122:1352—1364 (2007).
- J. Huang, J. Triedman, N. V. Vasilyev, Y. Suematsu, R. O. Cleveland, P. E. Dupont, "Imaging artifacts of medical instruments in sonographically guided interventions," J. Ultrasound in Medicine 26:1303-1322 (2007).
- T.G. Leighton and R.O. Cleveland, "Lithotripsy," Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, Part H: Journal of Engineering in Medicine, 224(2): 317-342 (2010).
- J. Condliffe, H. A. Schiffter, R. O. Cleveland, C-C. Coussios, "An Acoustic Microscopy Technique to Assess Particle Size and Distribution Following Needle-free Injection," J. Acoust. Soc. Am. 127: 2252-2261 (2010).
- N. J. Manzi, P. V. Chitnis, R.G. Holt, R.A. Roy, R. O. Cleveland, B Riemer and M. Wendel, "Detecting cavitation in mercury exposed to a high-energy pulsed proton beam," J. Acoust. Soc. Am. 127(4): 2231-2239 (2010).
- W. J. Duncanson, K. Oum, J. R.Eisenbrey, R. O. Cleveland, M. A. Wheatley and J. Y. Wong, "Targeted binding of PEG-lipid modified polymer ultrasound contrast agents with tiered surface architecture" J. Biotechnology and Bioengineering, 106(3):501-6, (2010).
- P. Lai, J. R. McLaughlan, A. B. Draudt, T. W. Murray, R.O. Cleveland and R. A. Roy, "Real time monitoring of high intensity focused ultrasound lesion formation using acousto-optic sensing" Ultrasound. Med in Biol, 37: 239-252 (2011).
- J. J. Rassweiler, T. Knoll, Kai-Uwe Köhrmann, J. A. McAteer, J. E. Lingeman, R. O. Cleveland, M. R. Bailey, C. Chaussy, "Shock wave technology and application – an update," Eur. Urol. 59:784-796 (2011).


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Colin Hammond wrote:
> I automagically install updates by > urpmi --wget --auto-select --auto
> but I keep getting
>> Some requested packages cannot be installed:
>> f-spot-0.4.0-6.1mdv2008.0.x86_64 (due to unsatisfied sqlite-tools)
>> libsmbclient0-3.0.25b-4.4mdv2008.0.i586 (due to unsatisfied libcap.so.1)
> How can I get these unsatisfied packages?
urpmi sqlite-tools
should install the first.
You likely already have libcap.so.1 as the 64-bit version
Go into MCC to Software management and search for libsmbclient.
See if you have a 64-bit version installed. If so, I would simply
put libsmbclient0 in /etc/urpmi/skip.list and leave it on the
system. There is a shell script that may be symbolically linked
to the lib file name, that is supposed to sort out which version
is needed and call it, and removing the i586 (32-bit) package might
remove that.
> is the problem that they are 32 bit packages? Because I have a 32 bit
> installation where none of these things have happened!!
A package ending in x86_64 is 64-bit. One ending in i386, i586, or
i686 is 32-bit.
> It is interesting also that on the 32 bit installation Skype works
> flawlessly, but on the 64 bit installation I cannot get it too work!!
> Can any of you marvelous and brilliant at Linux help me please, esp if
> you have fixed these problems on your MDV 64 bit installation!!!!
The usual Skype package is 32-bit. Goggle alt.os.linux.mandriva
(the preferred forum for the past few years) for Skype and
see what others have done with respect to this problem. If Skype
has a 64-bit package, that might work. If the 32-bit libraries
needed are available on your system, it might be possible to run
32-bit Skype as is, with a bit of tinkering in configuration files.
Or maybe not. The ndiswrapper might also be usable, but I do not
use it and cannot help.
jim b.
UNIX is not user-unfriendly; it merely
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Issue No.04 - October-December (2003 vol.2)
pp: 349-365
Michele Zorzi , IEEE
Ramesh R. Rao , IEEE

Abstract—In this paper, we study a novel forwarding technique based on geographical location of the nodes involved and random selection of the relaying node via contention among receivers. We provide a detailed description of a MAC scheme based on these concepts and on collision avoidance and report on its energy and latency performance. A simplified analysis is given first, some relevant trade offs are highlighted, and parameter optimization is pursued. Further, a semi-Markov model is developed which provides a more accurate performance evaluation. Simulation results supporting the validity of our analytical approach are also provided.

Geographic forwarding, latency, ad hoc networks, sensor networks, energy, routing, MAC, random access.
Michele Zorzi, Ramesh R. Rao, "Geographic Random Forwarding (GeRaF) for Ad Hoc and Sensor Networks: Energy and Latency Performance", IEEE Transactions on Mobile Computing, vol.2, no. 4, pp. 349-365, October-December 2003, doi:10.1109/TMC.2003.1255650


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'Khushi' Murali strikes back with Kevvu Keva
Murali was known for his folk singing prior to Aduvari Matalaku Arthale Verule in Khushi.
Murali was known for his folk singing prior to Aduvari Matalaku Arthale Verule in Khushi. With the song becoming a super hit, he belonged more to film industry.
He continued to sing for Pawan in the films like Gudumba Shankar, Balu and Bangaram. After a long time, however, it was Devi Sri Prasad's Kevvu Keka that has brought him into limelight again.
Murali is thankful for all for making the song a super hit. "I have been receiving words of appreciation from all quarters. The song has been a hit not only in Andhra Pradesh but also with the Telugu-speaking population living in other countries. I cannot forget the opportunities that Koti garu, Mani Sharma garu and Thaman garu have been giving me. My children too want to become singers. Hari Priya and Sai Venkat are both making their presence felt on many television shows," he says.