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Hotels in Liefering
Arena City Hotel SalzburgAm Messezentrum 2, Salzburg 4.0 out of 5.0
Located in Liefering, this hotel is within a 5-minute walk of Messezentrum Salzburg Exhibition Center and Salzburgarena. Salzburg City Library and Mirabell Palace ...
Wyndham Grand Bad Reichenhall AxelmannsteinSalzburger Strasse 2-6, Bad Reichenhall 4.0 out of 5.0
Located in the heart of Bad Reichenhall, this romantic hotel is within a 15-minute walk of Old Salt Works and Rupertus Thermal Bath. Predigtstuhl Cable Car is ...
EB Hotel GarniAribonenstraße 20, Salzburg 4.0 out of 5.0
Located in Liefering, this hotel is within 2 mi (3 km) of Messezentrum Salzburg Exhibition Center, Mirabell Palace and Gardens, and Salzburg Museum. Mozart's ...
Wolf-Dietrich Altstadthotel & ResidenzWolf-Dietrich-Strasse 7, Salzburg 4.0 out of 5.0
Family-run hotel situated in central Salzburg, two blocks from Mirabell Palace and four blocks from Mozart's birthplace.
Hotel KohlpeterLieferinger Hauptstrasse 23, Salzburg 3.0 out of 5.0
Located in Liefering, this hotel is within 2 mi (3 km) of Messezentrum Salzburg Exhibition Center, Salzburg Congress Convention Center, and Mirabell Palace and ...
Hotel IMLAUER & BräuRainerstraße 12-14, Salzburg 4.0 out of 5.0
Located in City Centre Salzburg, this hotel is within a 5-minute walk of Salzburg Congress Convention Center and Mirabell Palace and Gardens. Mozart's Birthplace ...
Hotel MozartFranz-Josef-Straße 27, Salzburg 4.0 out of 5.0
Located in City Centre Salzburg, this hotel is within a 10-minute walk of St. Sebastian's Church and Mirabell Palace and Gardens. Mozart's Birthplace and Salzburg ...
Gasthof HartlwirtLieferinger Hauptstraße 120, Salzburg 3.0 out of 5.0
Located in Liefering, this hotel is 0.8 mi (1.3 km) from Europark Shopping Center and within 3 mi (5 km) of Mirabell Palace and Gardens and Salzburg Museum. ...
Achat Plaza Zum Hirschen SalzburgSt Julienstrasse 21-23, Salzburg 4.0 out of 5.0
Located in Elisabeth-Vorstadt, this hotel is within a 10-minute walk of Salzburg Congress Convention Center and Mirabell Palace and Gardens. Mozart's Birthplace ...
Austria Trend Hotel Salzburg MitteMünchner Bundesstraße 114a, Salzburg 3.0 out of 5.0
Located in Liefering, this hotel is 1.2 mi (1.9 km) from Europark Shopping Center and within 3 mi (5 km) of Mirabell Palace and Gardens and Salzburg Museum. ...
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Cities near Liefering
- Bad Reichenhall (9.43 mi)
- Schoenau am Koenigssee (19.38 mi)
- Salzburg (2.14 mi)
- Ruhpolding (18.97 mi)
- Ramsau bei Berchtesgaden (17.79 mi)
- Mondsee (15.4 mi)
- St. Gilgen (16.83 mi)
- Berchtesgaden (12.54 mi)
- Fuschl am See (13.89 mi)
- Inzell (11.95 mi)
- Traunstein (17.51 mi)
- Hallein (10.36 mi)
- Wals-Siezenheim (3.36 mi)
- Hof bei Salzburg (9.62 mi)
- Freilassing (2.29 mi)
- Bergen (20.48 mi)
- Lofer (21.47 mi)
- Siegsdorf (15.52 mi)
- Puch bei Hallein (7.96 mi)
- Bischofswiesen (11.55 mi)
Top Points of Interests in Liefering
- Fortress Hohensalzburg (2.47 mi)
- Salzburg Cathedral (2.35 mi)
- Mirabell Palace and Gardens (1.87 mi)
- Hellbrunn Palace (4.8 mi)
- Church of St. Michael (15.84 mi)
- Salzburg Museum (1.97 mi)
- Mozart's Birthplace (2.18 mi)
- St. Francis Church (2.27 mi)
- Museum of Natural History (1.99 mi)
- Europark Shopping Center (0.62 mi)
- Salzburg Residenz Palace (2.33 mi)
- Untersberg Cable Car (6.89 mi)
- St. Peter's Abbey (2.4 mi)
- Untersberg (6.98 mi)
- Salzburg City Library (0.97 mi)
- Mozarteum University of Salzburg (2.02 mi)
- Jennerbahn Ski Lift (16.06 mi)
- Kapuzinerberg Hill (2.39 mi)
- Eagle's Nest (14.61 mi)
- Mozartplatz Square (2.36 mi)
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—Dr Katz and colleagues1 compare the actual disposition of patients with a diagnosis of unstable angina in emergency departments (EDs) with recommendations based on a national guideline from the Agency for Health Care Policy and Research (AHCPR). This work is significant because guidelines potentially influence both quality of care and utilization of scarce resources. Furthermore, the pressure to adopt guidelines is increasing as managed care proliferates.However, we would temper the authors' conclusion that adoption of the guideline is unlikely to achieve significant reductions in hospitalization. First, the definition of the cohort of patients in the study by Katz et al is likely to underestimate the number of low-risk patients and, thus, the extent of potential reductions. Katz et al did not explicitly distinguish between 2 groups of patients: those identified with unstable angina, who are at low risk for acute myocardial infarction (MI), vs those
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When I closed down Around Every Corner, the penultimate episode of Telltale Games' fantastic episodic adventure series based on The Walking Dead, my mouth was ajar. Totally ajar. Not slightly ajar, not partially ajar, but my bottom jaw was actually on my desk. It wasn't perfect, by any means – Lee is still the clumsiest motherfucker in video game history – but Around Every Corner completely fulfils its duty, to provide a brilliant set-up for what is shaping up to be one of the greatest moments in adventure games, No Time Left.


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Has anyone ever made their own dulce de leche? That is, the kind where you pour condensed milk into a pie plate and bake it for an hour? If so, what does it taste like? Is the consistency the same as condensed milk or is it more like melted caramel.
I'd like to try to make some, but can't think of anything I'd do with it besides put it over ice cream. Any ideas? I've done a search, but was hoping for some more ideas and am specifically interested in the taste/texture of the condensed milk version.


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The Pirate's are celebrating their favorite holiday of the year, but the Ninja's have a dastardly plan to ruin the fun! Speak to Maz to find out what you can do to help!
Cool Pirate hats await you after you finish this event! There are some TLaPD items in your Book of Lore as well if you just want to pick up a few things. Tomix also got the revamped Pirate armor art done so now you can look cool using the new skills that we did a few months ago! The matching helms for it will go in tomorrow. Enjoy the release and have fun!
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Th 19th o' September actually be Talk Like A Pirate day and me Matey Cronix has scoured th' bilges, dug fer th' treasure, and other sorts o' pirate-y stuff, and crafted ye th' Dread Pirate Set fer sale tomorrow!
RavenlossYe be needin' a Captain fer yer Void Ship as well! Where better to be findin' a Captain then Osprey Cove?
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The Pearl wind weapons! There be gold and DC versions o' these.
A few new NPCs have been added to t' town durin' t' night and t' day times. Lady Elysia also has some new friends fer protection!
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Tomix has been working hard on getting Pyromancer done for you guys and he has a crazy amount of new skills for you to check out this week!
This FridayOh noes, Ghost's main computer went BOOM! So those pirates that were going to help clear the docks on Friday are going to be delayed slightly! No worries, though, I have a good source that they're at least sending a stealthy pirate through (definitely NOT a stinky ninja) tomorrow that will have special weapons to help get heroes in town armed and ready.
When the Lorian Gryphon Express delivers its mail this Friday to Ash though, he should get a special note for you.... Are you ready to help clean up the mean streets of nighttime Falconreach?
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Bloomberg: Abolish Requirements for Schools Chancellor
Mayor Michael Bloomberg said the state should abolish a law requiring that all school chiefs in New York have at least three years' experience in schools and hold a professional certificate in educational leadership. These background requirements can't adequately assess whether a candidate is poised to lead the nation's largest school system, he said Tuesday.
Earlier this month, Bloomberg selected Cathie Black, a media executive with no education experience or credentials, to succeed Joel Klein as the city's schools chancellor. The mayor is seeking a waiver for Black's appointment from David Steiner, the state's education commissioner.
A panel advising Steiner on the decision was slated to meet Tuesday to discuss Black's qualifications and come up with a recommendation. The education commissioner is empowered to grant a waiver for "exceptionally qualified persons," according to state law.
When asked Tuesday by The Wall Street Journal whether he thought this law should be abolished, Bloomberg replied, "Yes, I do…The skill sets that are needed to run something this big is not so simple to say there's one test and you could come from only one background."
Both Klein and his predecessor, Harold Levy, were granted waivers before they took charge of the city's public school system.
"Joel (Klein) didn't come from a background where people thought he would be a great educator," Bloomberg said. "And Joel Klein will go down, — whether you like him or not — he'll go down as…one of the great change agents in what we need for our children in this country."
A poll released earlier Tuesday showed a majority of city voters disagree with the mayor. According to the poll, 51% of city voters believe Black does not have the right kind of experience for the job. And 64% of voters said they believe a schools chancellor needs education experience more than management experience.
Several members of congress have called on Steiner to deny the waiver. Brooklyn Rep. Edolphus Towns said in a statement Monday that the chancellor must have "a serious working knowledge of the complexities of education and what it takes to teach our children."
He added: "If all it takes is a business background — and no experience whatsoever in education to be considered for NYC schools chancellor, what kind of message are we sending to students who endeavor to major in this field of study in our nation's colleges and universities?"


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Polish Firm's $2.83 Billion Bid for Canadian Copper Miner Is Jump Into 'Deep End'
To outsiders, Polish copper producer KGHM Polska Miedz SA's $2.83 billion offer for Canada's Quadra FNX Mining may look like just another cross-continental deal, a bet copper prices will go higher. Maybe similar to Chinese Jinchuan Group's $1.1 billion takeover of Johannesburg-listed Metorex, driven by a desire to gain access to higher quality assets to replenish depleting reserves.
But until now, government-controlled KGHM, which has a lock on all the copper and silver deposits in Poland, sat on the sidelines of the acquisition game, even as the government's stake in it protected it from unsolicited takeovers.
KGHM couldn't wait forever with its "bold move", said a Warsaw-based investment banker who didn't advice on the Quadra deal but hopes to work for the company in the future and spoke on the condition of anonymity.
The alternative to this acquisition was stagnation, paying out a juicy dividend year after year, and then shutting down the company when copper deposits run out in about 30 years, analysts said.
"Eventually you run out of copper and then it's game over. If you don't find new deposits, you have to eventually lay off workers," one of them said.
The Quadra deal, if it goes through, will top the largest foreign acquisition by a Polish company so far, PKN Orlen's acquisition of Lithuanian refiner Mazeikiu.
"This is of another calibre than PKN Orlen's acquisitions in Lithuania or the Czech Republic," said Leszek Iwaszko, an analyst at Societe General who has a buy recommendation on KGHM at a target price of 138.40 zlotys. KGHM traded around 124 zlotys on Thursday afternoon.
After a botched acquisition by a previous management team in the Democratic Republic of Congo, Chief Executive Herbert Wirth was cautious, repeatedly saying he only planned on making purchases in politically stable countries. Many analysts doubted he would ever take the plunge at all.
The magic ingredient? Tuesday's surprise announcement was preceded by a full year of meetings and analysis, which enabled KGHM's management to feel they knew Quadra's management, their mines, and the company's financials, said an investment banker who admitted to wish KGHM well.
"It's not opportunistic, it's well thought through," he added. What's more, due to this deal, KGHM has created a qualified team of "world-class" English-speaking professionals to conduct more international acquisitions, he said, specifying he meant Krzysztof Kubacki, KGHM's head of exploration and business development, and Jaroslaw Romanowski, director of trade and hedging.
KGHM Chief Executive Herbert Wirth said the Quadra deal was among five potential acquisitions his company had looked at this year, all in North and South America. He said the company still has another acquisition to make in the size of 50,000 to 100,000 tons of annual production in order to meet the company's 2018 growth strategy and that it is continuing to look in the same region.
The deal also makes sense because it diversifies the company's portfolio both geographically to Canada, Chile and Greenland, and to new raw materials such as molybdenum, and increases its production of gold and other precious metals. Plus, when Quadra's main projects Sierra Gorde in Chile and Victora in Ontario, Canada, come on stream, it will lower KGHM's admittedly very high current cost of copper production.
"When [Quadra's] Sierra Gorde comes online, KGHM will become a leading copper producer in the world," said Pawel Puchalski, head of equities research at Bank Zachodni WBK. "It will join the first league of industrial metals producers in the world."
Right now, KGHM is only ranked 10th, without upside if it's operations stay predominantly Poland-focused, he added.
"KGHM's profile will now change from no growth to growth," Mr. Iwaszko said. Still, "there's execution risk involved," Mr. Iwaszko said. "There's always chance for a mistake if you do something for the first time."
KGHM, Europe's second-largest copper miner, set an international-growth strategy in 2009 to expand outside of Europe in order to secure lower-cost copper production.
Last year, it invested in a copper-gold project in British Columbia with Canada' Abacus Mining & Exploration Corp., and KGHM executives said during a conference call Tuesday that the positive experience with that smaller deal gave them confidence to make a large acquisition in Canada.
Multiple analysts echoed each other in saying this deal of a larger magnitude throws KGHM into the deep end.
"KGHM has been babied by the Treasury Ministry," which holds a 31.79% stake in the company, Mr. Iwaszko said. "Now it will function in a more competitive environment."
That's going to give the management team room to show off their skills and to make mistakes, in sharp contrast to the "no brainer" running of KGHM in Poland, whose earnings were largely driven by the globally-determined copper price and the U.S. dollar-zloty exchange rate.
From 2014, a large part of KGHM's net profit will start being generated abroad, Mr. Puchalski of Bank Zachodni WBK said. For the Polish government to have a right to this income, it will need to keep an equity stake.
Poland plans to introduce a new tax on copper and silver extraction as part of a raft of measures aimed as trimming its budget deficit. Deposits outside Poland can't be taxed by the Polish government.
The Treasury may sell down its stake to 25% however, Mr. Puchalski added.


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"You bet it can," says Melinda Beck, Ph.D., professor of pediatrics and nutrition at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. In fact, according to Dr. Beck, it's more what you don't eat that counts.
Dr. Beck and her multidisciplinary team of colleagues are currently building upon an earlier discovery that in mice, a diet poor in the nutrient selenium causes mutations to occur in the influenza virus, making it more dangerous. Once the virus has changed, even mice whose diets are selenium-adequate are vulnerable to the more dangerous strain.
"These observations suggest a new area for flu researchers, namely the interaction between host nutrition and viral genetics," says Dr. Beck.
Selenium is found in plant foods, such as Brazil nuts and whole grain cereals, as well as in some meats and seafood. Its content in foods depends on the amount of selenium in the soil where the plants grow or animals graze. Selenium is incorporated into enzymes that have antioxidant properties. These enzymes are important in protecting cells from damage by free radicals that are produced during infection.
Selenium also has toxic properties if consumed in excess, so the Institute of Medicine has established a Tolerable Upper Limit for adults of 400 micrograms per day.
In a new project funded by the NIAID, Dr. Beck is further investigating the relationship between selenium deficiency and mutation of the influenza virus. Working with a team of virologists, immunologists, cell biologists, biochemists, and nutrition experts, she is exploring what happens at the cellular and molecular level when selenium-deficient mice as well as human epithelial cells growing in the laboratory are infected with an influenza virus.
Among other things, the team hopes to learn
In a study comparing the effect of a mutated flu virus in mice with or without adequate selenium in their diets, the researchers found that half of the selenium-deficient mice died of infection—often within a few days—while no mice with adequate selenium died. The selenium-deficient mice had large amounts inflammation-promoting chemicals in their lungs, which may account for the extensive lung damage in those animals, notes Dr. Beck. "This finding is particularly interesting," she adds, "because deaths in humans infected with avian flu may be due to the body's inability to control inflammation."
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By Theresa Goffredo Herald Writer
"Capitol Steps, Election Year 2012": The Capitol Steps brings you satirical politics and a song. Make that several songs.
Capitol Steps is a Washington-based troupe of Congressional staffers turned songwriters.
Over the years, they've produced such comic ditties as "You Can't Hide This Biden Guy," "Super Zealous Radicals (against all things atrocious)" and the "401(K)" song sung to the Village People tune "YMCA."
The group began in 1981 when some Congressional staffers were planning the entertainment for a Christmas party. Their first idea was to stage a nativity play, but, as the joke goes, they couldn't find anyone in Congress who was a wise man or a virgin.
So, the staffers turned to current events and created song parodies and skits soaked in satirical humor and sparing no sacred cows.
Over the years, the Steps have persevered in their comic plight and today, though not all of the current members of the Steps are former Capitol Hill staffers, they have worked in a total of 18 Congressional offices and represent 62 years of collective House and Senate staff experience.
Capitol Steps performs at 8 tonight at Northshore Performing Arts Center, 18125 92nd Ave. NE, Bothell.
Tickets are $25 to $40. Call 425-984-2471 or go to www.npacf.org.
"First Date": This new musical comedy gives us what we've all always wanted on that first date: an answer to what the other person was thinking.
This show presents two would-be lovebirds Casey, an artist, and Aaron, a Wall Street trader, who wonder: How can they know if they're right for each other?
It's tough to tell when old boyfriends, ex-fiances, best friends, pushy relatives and even the waiter keep offering unsolicited advice.
In a partnership with 5th Avenue Theatre, ACT Theatre presents this world premier featuring Vicki Noon, who recently finished up her run as Annie Oakley in Village Theatre's "Annie Get Your Gun" following her national tour as Elphaba in "Wicked."
ACT's artistic director Kurt Beattie called this musical fun and modern and the songs quite memorable.
"First Date" opens with previews at 8 p.m. Saturday at ACT Theatre, 700 Union St., Seattle. Shows are at various times through May 20.
Tickets start at $55. Call 206-292-7676 or go to www.acttheatre.org.
Theresa Goffredo: 425-339-3424; email@example.com.


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The University of the Cumberlands (UC) Men's Golf team continues to receive numerous post-season awards after an impressive 2011-2012 season. Adding to the list of great accomplishments is senior Aaron Watkins (Harlan, KY) who was named to the PING NAIA All-Region Team for the South Region. This is Watkins third year being named to the PING All-American team, as he was 3rd team in 2010, 2nd team in 2011, and now 1st team this year.
Watkins had a phenomenal senior season this year for the Patriots as he not only led the men's team to a Mid-South Conference (MSC) Championship, but was named Mid-South Conference Player of the Year as well as to the Academic All Conference team. His season included 5 wins on the year including the Bill Sergent Invitational, the Southern Wesleyan Invite, the 19th Annual SEKI, the MSC Spring Invite, as well as the MSC Championship. He also accumulated 8 top 10 finishes this season. In his career, Watkins won 22% of the tournaments he participated in, as well as finished in the Top 10 about 70% of the time.
Head Coach Chris Kraftick commented "Aaron continues to receive a great deal of attention for an outstanding season and career at UC. This is another nice honor for him as he turns the page to a professional career."
For more information on the Men's Golf team as well as other Patriot athletics, please visit http://www.cumberlandspatriots.com/.


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What would be great would be a place where you could look up all the events of a particular participation sport, say Running maybe, in a particular area, like the state you live in, in a certain time frame, say the next 3 months or the next two weeks. You know, like there used to be at active.com
Old, simple, active.com = useful
New, bloated, active.com = useless
If it weren't for the fact that so many events are still using Active for registration, I would never come here. Usually when I do come here, it's using a link from the events web site. It's nearly impossible to navigate once you get here if you don't have a link to the exact page you want.
Eventually someone will create something simple and useful that people will use instead of this site.
ACTIVE is the leader in online event registrations from 5k running races and marathons to softball leagues and local events. ACTIVE also makes it easy to learn and prepare for all the things you love to do with expert resources, training plans and fitness calculators.


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Dad accused of beating pregnant daughter
Records don't show how suspect was injured
UPDATED 3:08 PM EST Dec 11, 2012
A Hamilton County father is accused of beating his pregnant daughter.
William D. Riley, 51, was charged with domestic violence on Monday.
Court records indicate that Riley got into a fight with his daughter over funeral arrangements, which led to Riley assaulting the woman with a fire extinguisher and a metal object inside a sock.
Riley also threatened to kill his daughter, her unborn child and her boyfriend, then leaving their bodies in a ditch.
Riley was also charged with having a marijuana pipe on him when he was arrested.
Court records do not indicate how Riley sustained the obvious injuries shown in his mug shot.
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ATTLEBORO, Mass. -- A Bristol, Conn, man charged with illegally carrying a firearm in connection with the murder investigation involving former Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez agreed Tuesday to be held without bail pending an Aug. 14 "dangerousness" hearing.
Under Massachusetts law, a judge would then rule whether Carlos Ortiz, a friend of Hernandez, represents a danger to the community. If so, Ortiz could be held without bail for 90 days.
Hernandez was charged last month with first-degree murder in the June 17 killing of Worcester semi-pro football player Odin Lloyd.
A third man, Ernest Wallace, agreed Monday to be held without bail on a charge of accessory after the fact stemming from the killing.
-- Reported by Journal staff writer Michael P. McKinney
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Infected with Xorpix Trojan ?
The Xorpix Trojan software is a backdoor Trojan application.
Anti-virus companies warn that the Xorpix Trojan program has the ability to allow remote attackers to access the user's computer. As soon as it enters the victim's computer, it creates a backdoor that renders the computer vulnerable to hacking. Backdoors provide an entry point through which files are transferred to and from the computer while avoiding detection.
The infected computer may become the hacker's tool in attacking other computers and servers. Certain programs may suddenly open or close without the user's initiation. Anti-virus programs and firewall may especially be targeted to give the hacker more freedom to navigate within the machine. The computer itself may shut down or simply crash without warning.
The most dangerous aspect of remote intrusion is the possibility that hackers may have access to the user's files. They may copy confidential files. Remote intruders may steal the victim's personal information such as financial details. They may also delete core system files in order to crash the system. Hackers can activate external devices such as webcams to start monitoring the user's actions in real time. The Xorpix Trojan application is especially known for flooding the Internet connection, making it slow.
The Xorpix Trojan software first enters the system as the file tcp.exe. It then proceeds to hide other components of itself in folder placed in the Windows directory. This maneuver allows the Xorpix Trojan application to be re-installed after it has been removed. It also ensures that the user has difficulty pinpointing the exact files that enable the Xorpix Trojan program to operate. Research indicates that some of these files may include:
* dbf43.dll;
* tcp.exe;
* winf3e7.tmp;
* vedxga4me1.exe;
* mstool.exe;
* msoff.exe;
* msvcp.exe;
* artm_new.dll;
* partnership.dll;
* and winsys2f.dll.
To complete the deception, the Xorpix Trojan software changes several registry keys by adding additional values to them. This gives the Xorpix Trojan program a legitimate appearance. It also launches the Xorpix Trojan application during startup.
The Xorpix Trojan program may be known among anti-virus companies as either Troj/Xorpix-F or Trojan-Proxy.Win32.Xorpix.
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As a sports fan, I loved the 49ers/Seahawks game. Two teams who have become the biggest of rivals over the past few years who play with unencumbered fierceness and passion. Two teams so equally matched and competitive. Also two teams with unique and flamboyant personalities. So, full disclosure… when Richard Sherman got on TV after the game and went on a little tirade, it actually made me laugh. I thought it was funny. It just didn't bother me all that much. Apparently, many disagreed and took their opinions to social media. I wasn't too surprised by this, but what people said about Sherman did surprise me a little.
I witnessed people I respect and many sports fans resort to character slurs and condemnations. I heard personal attacks on Sherman. I was a bit taken back.
But I paused and thought: maybe it's just me. Maybe I am the crazy one for not attacking Sherman for his display. I let what I saw and heard simmer for a while before engaging the issue. I wanted to see where people's heads were at first. After all, I have a pretty checkered history of liking sports' "bad" boys myself and acknowledge I might be biased. And I am also a 20-year sports fan and have seen SO much undesirable behavior and words from athletes that I was thinking maybe I have simply built up a tolerance to it all. I mean my favorite sports player in the 90's (along with millions of other Americans), Michael Jordan, is considered the worst trash talker in the history of the NBA by his peers. From reports from people who played against him, he literally talked trash all the time. All. The. Time. But trash talking didn't start or end with MJ – we all know that Bo Jackson knows everything from baseball to football and everything in between. Usain Bolt is fast and is proud of it. Reggie Miller knows when you are choking and makes sure you know it too. Jim McMahon is wonderful, just ask him. Muhammad Ali didn't think too highly of his opponents – to name a few high-profile examples. I have seen self-glorifying sports ads on TV countless times and have watched taunting take all forms possible on and off the field. So what was different this time to invoke so many responses? That is what I am trying to figure out. Here was my thought process….
During the Panthers/49ers game, Anquan Boldin couldn't stop talking trash and glorifying his play. He did this continually throughout the game, barking and yelping after every big catch – so much so that it led commentator Troy Aikman to specifically point it out on air. Aikman went on to acknowledge, on national TV in front of everyone, that every 49ers game he did this season included Boldin acting this way and that something needs to change. Yet I did not see even ONE person blast Anquan Boldin's character on social media. Not one.
Likewise, 49ers QB Colin Kaepernick (who is also a devout and authentic follower of Jesus), is known for his own form of self-glorification when he kisses his bicep after every TD run. But he took it one step further in the same 49ers/Panthers game. After scoring a huge TV, Kaepernick decided to perform Cam Newton's (the opposing QB's) TD celebration (the Superman) before proceeding to do his normal TD celebration of the bicep kiss (clearly showing up and taunting the opposing QB). Guess how many people took Kaepernick to task on social media? You guessed it. Zero.
In fact, San Francisco led the league in unsportsmanlike conduct penalties in 2013. So there is that.
Some might contend, as I overheard, that what Sherman did and does do is much different than everyone else. But is it really? Is there really much difference between a guy who makes a Super Bowl saving play who then gets on the mic and says "he is the best" and a guy who uses his opponents TD celebration and then kisses his biceps after a TD? Or a guy who needs to dance, scream, and shout at opposing players every time he gets a first down? Or a coach who hates another coach so much he wont shake his hand after a game? I personally don't think so.
But let's continue to be clear here. I am only bringing up two recent displays of self-glorification and/or taunting in sports. There are literally countless others. Thousands of examples. Tens of thousands. Even from some of my favorite players. Baseball players watching their HR's, defensive backs dancing their way to the end zone after a pick, defensive lineman sacking a QB and dancing around like a kid, hockey players resorting to brawling, basketball players adding some shirt snaps after making a 3-pointer or a sick dunk, a coach unwilling to shake the hand of an opposing coach after a loss… but why stick to just players and coaches? How about fans that applaud and cheer when an opposing player lies in agony on the turf, or when they boo when an opposing player is slow to get off the field after an injury, or fans who assassinate the character of players they don't even know – in public. Unsportsmanlike conduct is all around us.
But, what is the proper response – especially for Christians? This is what I think.
Don't attack the person. When did it become ok to blast people's character, their identity, on social media? What happened to "hate the sin, love the sinner"? Instead of remarking about how Sherman messed up, I heard strong and condemning adjectives describing who he is as a person. I am so thankful that every time I mess up (which is of course routinely) that I am not defined by those actions and then talked about on Twitter. If we consistently talked about others the way some folks talked about Sherman, we would have a non-stop cycle of judgment. You are bigger than your mistakes, even character flaws (real or perceived) – Gospel 101.
Go with grace. Grace is hard, isn't it? It is for me. I would much rather draw (subjective) lines in the sand, point out flaws of others instead of my own, and to draw character conclusions about people if I think they deserve it. However, grace does not do that. One of the biggest lessons I have been learning over the past several years (particularly by living overseas and in other cultures) is that none of us is any better than anyone else. We are all the same. Different vices? Sure. Different struggles? You bet. Different sin issues on display? Of course. But the human condition is the same for all of us – we all war against ourselves and the flesh. So what gives me moral high ground to attack someone else's character while forgetting my own lack of character? The answer is there is none. We leave Sherman alone (in terms of judging his character) because we need grace just as much as he does. Believe me, I am still learning this truth too.
One of my friends posted a response by Tony Dungy regarding Sherman. To me, it was a much better example of grace and addressing the behavior instead of attacking character. Dungy never called Sherman names or made broad generalizations about who he is. He only said he wouldn't himself do something like that and addressed his actions – not his identity. He even spoke with a posture of kindness and gentleness.
Sherman's teammate and follower of Jesus, Russell Wilson, took a similar road as Dungy and instead of focusing on how Sherman messed up and attack his character – talked about positives and moving forward and that Sherman simply "made a mistake."
Here is to grace. May we know and embrace more – myself included!


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Posted: Tue May 13, 2008 6:29 pm
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Ha!Just laughed loads when I read that you have been running to the loo to see if AF has crept up on you cause I have been doing it all day What are we like?! I even stopped half way through my medication round at work cause I was convinced she had made an appearance!!x
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Ha!Just laughed loads when I read that you have been running to the loo to see if AF has crept up on you cause I have been doing it all day What are we like?! I even stopped half way through my medication round at work cause I was convinced she had made an appearance!!x
But she hasn't? When are you testing Nicky?
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Oh sorry, I didn't read through the thread properly.
Boo to the BFN but if you tested negative for 8 weeks previously even though you were pregnant, it ain't over until AF turns up so stay positive!!
Will be crossing my fingers for you. xx
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Ha, its mad it isnt it hun!?!? How crazy are we I was really silly and used a cheapy test about an hour ago....bfn Im not getting too down as it was a cheapy and i have drank soooooo much water today, so any levels of hgc would have been well and truly watered down.
Fingers toes and everything else crossed for testing in the morn.
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Hey Tigger,
Wouldn't pay too much attention to the BFN.Like you said it was a cheap test and your levels may not me detectable after a long day of drinking water.Hope you're ok and I'm sure we will all be keeping absolutely everthing crossed for you tomorrow (except those who are ovulating might not keep everything crossed!! )
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Hi everyone i'll have my fingers crossed for you all for tomorrow, i am now 12 days late and still no sign of the dreaded af , done 2 first response tests but they were just b4 af was due both neg and have done 2 cheapies 1 was this morning where i swear there was a really faint line but i think i was seeing things as no one else could see it so possibly a evap line
I don't think i will test now till friday/saturday depending how patient i can be, so far it's killing me as i'm so wanting to go get a cb digi from the 24 hour store by us but don't think i can handle a BFN again as yet.
Fingers crossed for you all.
TC and baby dust to you all ***********************************************************************
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Hey Beauy,
Sorry to hear about your negative results.I am in exactly the same boat and just hope that AF doesn't rear her ugly head and that we get some good news at the end of the week.It's a total nightmare but we need to stay positive.Best of luck and loads of babydust to you xxxx
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Post subject: thanx girls
Here's to 3 bfp atleast this week willdefo be on here in the morning to see how you are all doing i'm sooooooooo excited for you all now.
I hate af n all her buddies she brings with her, here's hoping that she stays away from us for atleast the next 8 months, or in my case 26 1/2 weeks ( had my last 2 at 26-27 weeks)
Tc and keep me updated Donna


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Built-in bookcase of my own design, though I borrowed the column details from a Family Handyman magazine free-standing bookcase. 1/4" wallboard on the door section keeps all three sections looking identical. No fancy hardware, just four large tee hinges and polyurethane construction adhesive. Roller catches keep it closed.
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dave59330 writes: This is what I will do for a door to my wood shop ;)
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aaronpetersen writes: That's awesome! As a kid, I always daydreamed of having a house with secret doors and passageways. I may have to add something like this to my house now to live out those fantasies. Thanks for sharing. Aaron
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ChrisCasey writes: Awesome! I see the heavy books are in the other 2 cases and the lightweight stuff is on the door.
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HersheyWoodworker writes: That must be a heck of a hinge. With a load of books the torque would be huge! Any problems with sagging or failures?
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Jammersix writes: It's quite a bookcase! Very impressive.
There occurs to me, however, a question.
Wouldn't the secret door be more secret if you didn't post pictures of it on the internet? :)
Beautiful job!
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There occurs to me, however, a question.
Wouldn't the secret door be more secret if you didn't post pictures of it on the internet? :)
Beautiful job!
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Giant Shimano sprinter Kittel had to dig deep to deny Milan-San Remo champion Kristoff of Team Katusha, who thumped his handlebars after a thrilling conclusion to the 163.5km stage from Le Touquet-Paris-Plage in Pas-de-Calais.
French national champion Arnaud Demare (FDJ) settled for third place ahead of the green jersey Peter Sagan (Cannondale), French youngster Bryan Coquard (Europcar) and Germany's Andre Greipel (Lotto Belisol).
But the main drama of the day came just kilometres into the stage when British defending champion Froome touched wheels in the peloton and crashed heavily on his left flank, injuring his thigh, hip and wrist.
Team Sky's Froome completed the stage with a splint on his right wrist and will now find himself under serious pressure when the race hits the cobbles of northern France during Wednesday's fifth stage from Ypres to Arenberg-Porte de Hainault.
Sky manager Sir David Brailsford confirmed after the stage that Froome would go to hospital for a precautionary X-ray on his wrist but said he was otherwise fine.
Froome's crash was not an isolated incident as light drizzle fell on the narrow and technical roads of the Pas-de-Calais. Paris-Roubaix winner Niki Terpstra (Omega Pharma-Quick Step) crashed when fighting back on following a split in the pack, while Greg Henderson was one of three Lotto Belisol riders to fall on a wet roundabout 30km from the finish, the New Zealander forced to retire from the race because of a knee injury.
Even Slovakian sensation Sagan - renowned for his adept bike-handling skills - tasted the tarmac with just over 15km remaining of the Tour's opening stage on French soil.
The most fiercely contested of Kittel's three wins to date saw the 26-year-old German isolated in the final kilometre as he had to come from behind to nullify Kristoff's early dash to the line.
"The last thirty kilometres were really fast and difficult," Kittel said before praising both his Giant Shimano team-mates and his rival Kristoff.
"The boys delivered me to the front and then I sat on the wheel of [Omega Pharma-Quick Step's Mark] Renshaw. I was tempted to go with five-hundred metres but I waited. It was really difficult.
"We had Kristoff on our list of sprinters to watch and he's a really dangerous guy. It was close today. We showed that we are not unbeatable."
TWO-MAN BREAK: Frenchman Thomas Voeckler (Europcar) and Spain's Luis Mate (Cofidis) attacked soon after the start and just moments before Froome painfully hit the deck. Benefitting from the enforced slowing of the peloton as Froome was being nursed back into the fold by his Sky team-mates, the pair quickly built up a lead of just over three minutes.
The escapees crested the summit of the fourth category Cote de Campagnette and the subsequent intermediate sprint at Cassel in the lead before Mate sat up after a second mechanical issue as the peloton closed in. Voeckler rode on with typical panache, crossing the category four Mont Noir with a lead of 1:15 as he endeavoured to take the stage off script. After all, the route covered roads that often feature in the Four Days of Dunkirk - a race the 35-year-old Voeckler won back in 2011.
But despite Voeckler's game defiance of the pack, the veteran best known for his attacking flair and protruding tongue was finally swept up by the peloton with 16km remaining as the teams of the race favourites and main sprinters jostled for position on the front of the streamlined peloton.
RIDE OF THE DAY: Kittel showed that he can win without the perfect lead-out, although special mention must go to Kristoff for bravely launching his sprint early and for Voeckler for defying the peloton for so long in the face of certain doom.
DAY TO FORGET: With cobbles and rain on the horizon, Froome's heavy crash could not have come at a worse moment - but at least the British rider is still in the race. So spare a thought for 2010 Tour winner Andy Schleck, who did not take to the start after picking up a knee injury after colliding with a spectator on the outskirts of London on Sunday. The Trek Factory Racing rider - who hoped to support brother Frank in the mountains - said it was the "biggest disappointment" of his career.
COMING UP: Wednesday's 155.5km stage five from Ypres to Arenberg-Porte du Hainaut pays homage to the soldiers who fought in the trenches during World War I. But the real battle for the riders will take place over nine gruelling cobbled sections in the final third of the race.
If stage two was billed as a mini Liege-Bastogne-Liege then this is a Roubaix redux - so expect the likes of specialists Niki Terpstra, Fabian Cancellara, Sep Vanmarcke and John Degenkolb to come out and play.
Froome, with that injured wrist, will just hope he can get through unscathed. To make matters worse for the defending champion, rain is forecast, so expect his rivals to attack him mercilessly. It's at moments like these when you could really do with a certain Bradley Wiggins...
PLAT DU JOUR: Sink your teeth into a portion of Ypes Tapjesvlees - a slow-cooked chunk of veal or pork braised in lard and served with vegetables. Follow this up with a slice of local Cockerulle Cake with almonds and candied fruit - best served with a cup of Yorkshire Tea.
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- Peter Sagan
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DiMarzio, Inc. announced it
will release two new Gravity Storm™ humbucking pickups for electric
guitars in mid-August. The Gravity Storm™ Neck and Bridge Model
pickups were designed for Steve Vai. The pickups are named after a
song on his new CD, Steve Vai: The Story of Light, that will be
released on August 14, 2012 by Vai's Favored Nations label.
The Gravity Storm™ is the next step in Steve Vai's pickup
evolution. Vai used to speak of pickup sounds in terms of specific
frequency responses, but now he describes them in terms of flavors
and textures. The flavor of The Gravity Storm™ Neck Model (DP252)
is sweet and warm, but the texture has an edge to it. The
combination of fat neck position tone with harmonics gives the
Gravity Storm™ Neck Model an unusual throaty quality that sounds
like a cross between a humbucker and a single-coil.
Steve described the sound he wanted from his new Gravity Storm™
Bridge Model (DP253) pickup as "a thundering cloud of ice cream".
It is very much a plug and play pickup - it does not require a lot
of tweaking to get a great sound. Because the highs are very fat,
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for each pickup is $115. For more information about Gravity Storm™
pickups, visit the DiMarzio website at www.dimarzio.com.
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Are Car Dealers Really So Untrustworthy?
People who sell cars are considered the least-honest, least-ethical professionals, according to a Gallup poll released last week.
They were the only ones to rank lower than members of Congress.
Survey respondents also ranked them below advertising executives, stockbrokers, HMO managers and folks who sell insurance. Yes, insurance—even though the chief spokesman for one of America's most widely advertised insurance companies is a lizard.
Fortunately, Gallup's annual "honesty rating" did not rank snakes, rats and pigeons.
Car sales people do not deserve our deepest mistrust. They only want to sell cars. They might try to sell you an overpriced car. They might try to stick you with a shoddy car. But once you know their game, they become very transparent.
Someone who sells you a car is not going to blow your retirement accounts, foreclose your home, deny you medical care, ship your job to China or shove the entire nation over a fiscal cliff.
At least the professionals Americans find the most honest and ethical are nurses. My mom was a nurse. When I went to journalism school they said, "If your mother says she loves you, check it out." I did. And she does.
But I still don't see why nurses are trusted more than pharmacists, who ranked second in the survey, and doctors, who ranked third.
Read more in Al's Emporium.


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"She will bestow upon him good and not bad all the days of her life." Let us try to understand the apparent redundancy in the words "good and not bad." Deeds can be good but also bad. Giving charity in an insensitive way is one example. In a husband-wife relationship, many of the good things done may be tainted with bad. Wanting reciprocity often acts as a barrier to achieving a level of unblemished good. In our society, we are all too often exposed to the "I'll scratch your back if you scratch mine" approach to social dynamics. What could be more limiting? When we explore what constitutes true goodness, it invariably involves transcending self-interest, and striving to be a totally giving person. This excerpt from More Precious Than Pearls is one of the down-to-earth, applicable insights which Rebbetzin Tziporah Heller has derived from an in-depth study of the words of "Eshes Chayil," which appears in the final chapter of the book of Mishlei. Using the teachings of Chazal, a host of commentaries, and an impressive array of other sources which she has at her command, Rebbetzin Heller examines nuances in each verse of this ancient poem written by Shlomo Hamelech. The result is a practical description of the "ideal women" with attainable goals to which the woman of today can aspire.
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