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In March 2001, IIC convened a meeting in Oxford for representatives from 14 international interfaith organisations to discuss enhanced communication and co-operation. Delegates came from the Council for a Parliament of the World's Religions, International Association for Religious Freedom, International Interfaith Centre, Interfaith Youth Core, Millennium World Peace Summit for Religious and Spiritual Leaders, Minorities of Europe, Peace Council, Temple of Understanding, United Nations Spiritual Forum for World Peace Initiative, United Religions Initiative, World Conference on Religion and Peace, World Congress of Faiths, World Faiths Development Dialogue, and World Fellowship of Inter-religious Councils. Invited facilitators and resource persons came from the World Interfaith Congress, Soul for Europe, Interfaith Network of the UK, and the Alliance for a Responsible, Plural and United World. All agreed to form a new networking relationship (co-ordinated by IIC). After 9/11, the IION issued a joint statement. In August 2002, representatives met in Budapest after the IARF International Congress. In September 2003 in Oxford. During the Parliament of World Religions in Barcelona in 2004 the network organisations met informally. In March 2005 there was a full network meeting in Oxford. Representatives of IION member organisations met in Oxford, between 24 and 27 April 2006. During the conference, we were delighted to welcome John Battle MP as a speaker. The University Church of St Mary the Virgin, held a reception for the IION to which members of the University and the local faith communities were invited. 2007 A meeting was held in Oxford, followed by a public meeting at St James' Palace, London. The main themes were interfaith work at the UN and plans for the next Parliament of Religions.


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When The Effort To Defeat Goodwin Liu Gets Rolling, You Can Thank Ed Whelan
Last week, President Obama nominated Goodwin Liu to a seat on the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals and immediately Ed Whelan of the Ethics and Public Policy Center started attacked Liu through a series of Bench Memos posts, accusing him of engaging in "demagogic testimony against Justice Alito's confirmation" and adhering "the living-constitutionalist gimmick that judges can redefine the Constitution to mean whatever they want it to mean."
That was followed by a post claiming that the American Bar Association's rating of Liu as "well qualified" was "a joke" before Whelan got around to critiquing things like Liu's law-review articles and his views on issues like marriage equality and the death penalty.
Given the Liu was just nominated last week, the "Stop Liu" effort hasn't really had a chance to get underway, but you can rest assured that once it does, it will be relying heavily on Whelan's work in laying out the case for opposing his nomination, as you can see by this post by Bruce Hausknecht on Focus on the Family's blog which consists almost entirely of links to Whelan's Bench Memos posts:
Prof. Liu would be a perfect fit for the 9th Circuit
That is, if you'd like to continue the 9th Circuit's reputation as the most bizarro, most liberal, most reversed appeals court in the federal system.
Liu, a Berkeley law professor, was nominated by President Obama for a vacant seat on the 9th Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals headquartered in San Francisco. An under-qualified but outspoken liberal, he has managed in his short few years out of law school to burnish and publicize his liberal credentials.
He's a former board member for an exclusive list of far Left organizations: the ACLU of California, the American Constitution Society of Northern California, and the National Women's Law Center. He managed to get himself invited to Justice Alito's confirmation hearings to mischaracterize and then demagogue to the Judiciary committee about Alito's record.
Liu wrote an op-ed criticizing California's Prop 8 marriage amendment and the seven million citizens who voted for it by labeling it as "the will of a narrow and ultimately temporary majority."
And last but certainly not least, Liu firmly has stated his belief in the desirability of courts making law from the bench: "What we mean by [constitutional] fidelity is that the Constitution should be interpreted in ways that adapt its principles and its text to the challenges and conditions of our society in every succeeding generation."
This guy's confirmation hearings should be interesting.
h/t to Ed Whelan at Bench Memos
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Christian Marclay is about as hot as you get in the contemporary art world. And beyond, going mainstream after landing on Time magazine's 100 Most Influential People list in April.
The work that put him on this trajectory is The Clock, a 24-hour video of time-related movie scenes that debuted in London's White Cube gallery in 2010 and became an instant hit, drawing out-the-door crowds as it traveled to museums and galleries around the world. In 2011, he received the prized Golden Lion award at the Venice Biennale.
But Marclay, 57, is no overnight celebrity. For more than 30 years, he has built a reputation as an innovative visual artist and composer. About seven years ago, he caught the superb eye of Margaret Miller, the director of the Institute for Research in Art at University of South Florida. Since then, he has made numerous trips to Tampa for collaborations with the Institute's Graphicstudio, an atelier that works with artists to create limited-edition prints and sculptures.
On his most recent visit, he was wrapping up one project with another in process, both using onomatopoeic words from Japanese manga, or comic books, that simulate sound — shoom, for example.
Marclay downplays his fame — "As an artist, you're always somewhat obscure. We're not talking Hollywood" — but is grateful for the financial boost The Clock has provided. He's also ready to move on. Marclay spent three years, almost nonstop, editing about 10,000 movie clips that match real time as the video progresses, an astonishing feat.
"Unlike sitting at a computer screen, printing is very direct and hands-on," he says. "I admire the abstract expressionists and pop artists so right now I'm referencing American '60s art and at the same time referencing Japanese manga culture."
In one series, he "used sounds that are related to the process of painting, wet sounds you might hear when you're painting."
Sound, literal or inferred, is always a part of Marclay's work. In the late 1970s, he used records interactively, manipulating or damaging them to produce irregularities when played. By himself and with other musicians, he performs both his own compositions and improvisations using turntables and old, altered records as his instruments. He has also used records as objects in some of his installation art.
Of these new prints, he says, "I wanted to represent sound graphically. These prints are music to me."
In fact, at Graphicstudio in 2010, he created a 60-foot-long scroll that was an actual musical score using manga sounds that has been performed at the Whitney Museum of American Art and the University of South Florida.
"I have never been much of a painter," Marclay says, preferring collages at first because he could combine appropriated images to make something new and original, what he calls "plundering." He gravitated to printmaking in part because, like music, it's collaborative.
Another lure of printmaking has been the uniqueness of Graphicstudio, where artists come only by invitation.
"I found I could be very creative and experimental," he says. "Graphicstudio has extremely skilled printers. I could never have made cyanotypes without the skills of the people here. And I could never have made such large ones. It's the collaboration, research. Maybe failing. That's part of the process along the way. I call this my studio away from my studio."
Marclay says of his many visits since 2005 that he almost lives in the studio, having meals brought in and working at all hours with the on-call staff. He doesn't remember ever visiting the beach or sightseeing. Miller says that she can occasionally persuade him to go to a restaurant or exhibition opening. That seems to be pretty much they way he lives most of the time. He and his wife, Lydia Yee, who is the curator of London's Barbican Gallery, willingly make the requisite social appearances without craving a spotlight.
"Everyone's looking for something new," Marclay says. He is, too, but he knows he'll find it on his own.
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The Charity Run was finished before 8:30am. 3MHK Team 2, including Barry Liao, KM Kwok, Ken Yum, Kit Leung and Oliver Cheung as members, won the 2nd runner-up in 10 Km Company Category. The award presentation ceremony of the Charity Run was then held at 8:30am. Nearly 1,500 people participated in the charity run and the atmosphere was charged with excitement.
"Joyful Foundation" was established in 2004 as a non-profit making charitable organization to promote emotional and mental health; and to assist those suffer from depression and other mental illnesses. The purposes of the "Joyful Charity Run" were to raise fund for its educational programme and professional consultation programme; and to raise the public's awareness on emotional and mental health.
Sustainability is part of 3M's DNA. Serving the community and making donations to help the needy is a core of our corporate culture. The Charity Run is a good opportunity for 3Mers to lend a helping hand to those needy ones, and also have a day-out to enjoy exercise and the autumn breezes with their colleagues!
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The Toronto Zoo's Animal Outreach program™ brings Canada's Premier Zoo to YOU! Dynamic, interactive presentations feature unusual and exotic animals and make learning about wildlife fun. Winter, spring, summer, or fall, if you are looking to add some wild fun to your next corporate function, community event, or private affair, think Toronto Zoo Animal Outreach™!A surcharge will apply to all approved events outside of our green area.
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California State University interior design student receives $10,000 scholarship
DALLAS (June 10, 2014) – Daltile, in conjunction with the American Society of Interior Designers (ASID) Foundation, is pleased to announce Jessica Sapinoso as the winner of the third annual Daltile Interior Design Scholarship. As the grand-prize winner of the competition, Sapinoso was presented with a $10,000 scholarship at NeoCon 2014 to continue her education in the field of interior design. Sapinoso's winning design was on display at NeoCon 2014, where she was present as Daltile's guest of honor. First-, second- and third-prize winners each received a $2,500 scholarship, and 10 merit winners received a $1,000 scholarship each, for a total of $27,500 in scholarships awarded.
"On behalf of Daltile and the ASID Foundation, we congratulate Jessica Sapinoso on winning the Daltile Interior Design Scholarship," said Lori Kirk-Rolley, vice president, brand marketing, Dal-Tile Corporation. "Once again, students from around the country rose up to our design challenge, demonstrating that the future of interior design is bright indeed. We feel confident that Jessica, the runners up and merit winners, are once again shining examples of what the next generation of interior designers has to offer."
This year's design challenge, titled Operation Renovation, was to transform an outdated space in dire need of a renovation. Renovations and remodels are common in today's marketplace, and Daltile sought to provide students with a real-world design experience. Entries were judged on the space's function, aesthetic and creative use of Daltile's newest product offerings to bring each student's vision to life.
Sapinoso wasn't always sure interior design was the path she wanted to take, but she said that winning the Daltile Interior Design Scholarship reaffirmed her passion. A student at California State University, Sacramento, she found inspiration in a favorite study spot just off campus, called Tupelo Coffee House. Using Daltile collections, including Forest Park™ ColorBody™ Porcelain, Imagica™ ColorBody™ Porcelain and Color Wave™ Mosaic Tile, Sapinoso transformed the tired coffee shop into a more functional, yet aesthetically pleasing space.
"The ASID Foundation is proud to participate with Daltile in awarding scholarships to Jessica Sapinoso and these other worthy young designers," said Randy Fiser, executive vice president and CEO, ASID. "Education and scholarships are prime objectives of the ASID Foundation, and the Daltile Interior Design Scholarship program enables us to address both while leveraging a valued partnership."
The grand prize winner, three finalists and 10 merit scholarship winners were selected by Daltile with the help of a panel of industry experts, including Charrisse Johnston, ASID, LEED AP BD+C, Assoc. AIA, Barbara Marini, FASID, IDEC, Erika Templeton, Editorial Director, Interiors & Sources and Kia Weatherspoon, Allied ASID, Determined by Design. This year's top scholarship recipients are:
- Grand Prize: $10,000 Scholarship Winner: Jessica Sapinoso, California State University, Sacramento
- First Prize: $2,500 Scholarship Winner: Amber Richter Ferguson, Student ASID, Southwest University of Visual Arts
- Second Prize: $2,500 Scholarship Winner: Tracy Cagle Manuel, Louisiana State University
- Third Prize: $2,500 Scholarship Winner: Caitlin McKay Lindley, Student ASID, Utah State University
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Clint Eastwood, Tommy Lee Jones, James Garner, Donald Sutherland, Courtney B. Vance, Loren Dean
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In space, where no one can hear you scream, Clint Eastwood knows how to make himself heard—even if his voice these days is no louder than steam hissing from a radiator. There's something absurd yet impressive about the sight of this lean, tight-lipped icon, now 70, suited up as an astronaut and floating by with the stars as backdrop. Peering out through his helmet, does he show awe? Fear? No, it's the classic Clint squint, as focused as a laser. He's mulling over his next move while his patience, like a shuttle countdown, ticks toward zero.
Eastwood produced, directed and stars in this leisurely, touching space epic about four old coots sent up to repair a crippled Russian satellite. (The others are Jones, Sutherland and Garner.) Has there ever been a leisurely, touching space epic—let alone one with senior-citizen heroes?
Back in the '50s, the guys were cream-of-the-crop Air Force pilots who thought they were destined to become astronauts. When the space program moved to the newly formed NASA, they found themselves stranded—and their careers earth-bound. Now, as the satellite goes on the blink, Eastwood, who went on to become an engineer, is the only man who knows how to fix it. (It's based on his design.) He tells NASA he wants to do the job himself, along with the rest of his gang. Backed up by two younger astronauts (Vance and Dean), they go through training, dodge the machinations of a NASA bigwig (James Cromwell) and confront a major health crisis before finally blasting off.
The story, even the do-or-die space segments, moves forward with no more urgency than a toy boat launched across a pond. In Clint's cosmos, everyone's energy level ratchets down a few notches. His costars—particularly Sutherland as the randiest of the bunch—have a great time relaxing in their roles and showing off their wrinkles. They could just as easily be having drinks at the clubhouse after a round of golf. That's the movie's joke and its charm. They may be slowed by age, but they don't need warp speed. (PG-13)
Bottom Line: Ride 'em, cowboys
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We knew it was only a matter of time before Serena van der Woodsen made her official comeback. After a whole season of Serena moping around in self-pity mode over sleeping with her best friend's boyfriend, being in love with boring Dan Humphrey and then mourning their breakup, the wild child is finally being released-- and just in time for the new school year!
Guess Dan ridiculing her social status and flaunting that new girl were enough to break the beast out of any nice girl's shell. We think Dan had it coming though-- bringing the Hannah Montana lookalike to Serena's stomping ground wasn't his smartest move.
Meanwhile, like everything on the Upper East side, little goes on without Chuck Bass having his hand in it. Seems like Amanda is the paid bait to get Blair Waldorf thrown off her throne. With Dan out of the way, Serena will take the spotlight leaving Blair with no one to turn to other than Chuck. We think Chuck might actually have a winning plan on his hands this time, and with Lord Marcus out of the way, success is almost certain. Speaking of Lord Marcus, how creepy was his hookup with his stepmother?! If there was ever a time to throw in a gratuitous OMFG, it would be now: OMFG! Catherine clearly has a fetish for young guys, but one PYT (pretty young thing), Nate Archibald, enough to keep her satisfied? When Vanessa caught Marcus and stepmummy doing some, ahem, mother-son bonding, our hearts almost broke for Blair. Can't the girl catch a break? But like the B we all know and love, she quickly wiped her tears and dealt with the problem--too bad Vanessa underestimated her.
What Is Up With That: Lily Bass's surprise visits to Rufus Humphrey and with a bottle of wine--did someone make a mistake?
Best Revenge: No need for a Dalton boy when you have a Hervé Leger bandage dress. Suddenly Serena's lack of knowledge of poetry isn't so important, is it, Dan? --Andrea DeSimone
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zelda is on sale at target for 39.99$ last i went in here in NY
Finally had my Wii delivered today, still need to get Zelda though.
First post, got mine 2 days ago after making about 50 or so calls and missing one the day before by about 2 minutes.
Loving - Zelda, Madden, Excite and of course Wii Sports
Not loving - Far Cry, Super Monkey ball
I think I will wait for some new releases before buying any more games.
Thanks for the info, but i'm in the UK.Originally Posted by The_Loose_Cannon
ive had mine since launch its awsom
I got a Wii at Wal-mart
P.S. I wrote this on my Wii.
Well after weeks of waiting and anticipation.... I was on my way to school today and was on hold with the electronics department of wal mart thinking optimistically its probably taking a while because they got some wiis in and their stocking them or something. Then the lady picked up the phone and I asked her if they got wii's in.... and she said..... yes we just got 7 Wii's in today. So I dropped off my friend at school and sped home and got my dad and went to walmart. To my surprise nobody was there to get one... figures since I was probably the only one calling almost everyday to get one... Me and dad got 2 and my mom came and got one.. so i have one and the other two are on ebay along with a zelda game.. hopefully i make a good profit lol. Wii seeker was wrong cuz they said wal mart wasnt gettting shipments in till the 8th or the 9th so good thing I called newayz!!
I got my Wii on Nov 19th along with every accessory and 2 games (other than Wii Sports).
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Wi Console(11-19-2006), 4 Wiimotes, 4 Nunchuks, 2 Classic Controllers, 2GB SD Card
Wii Sports, The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess, Red Steel, Super Monkeyball: Banana Blitz, Excite Truck, Madden 07, Wario Ware: Smooth Moves, Sonic and The Secret Rings, Need for Speed: Carbon
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i got my wii at zellers on the 23 dec..and my story well amazing...i had walked into zellers at 8:00 am....and i wasnt expecting to get one....i go and talk to the game section and the guy says they dont have n e more....i had a feeling that something was fishy...so my mother...i went with her....before leaving.. she asks the manager...do you have anymore wii's..and the lady says...go upstairs and wait...so i thought she was going to ask the guy there at the game section...so she goes in the back...and before she comes back....i hear her talkin to the guy..and she says, did u hear anything about the wii's that guy said no....and i thought she was goin to come empty handed...and she came out with the 10 lbs wii box.....i was absolutly stunned...thank you mother...lol
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Waldorf is shaped by the values and beliefs of its Norwegian Lutheran founders: veracity, discipline, the dignity and responsibility of the individual, a commitment to service, and faith in God.
The University was founded in 1903 as a result of "The Great Hotel War of Forest City." This fierce, competitive battle between the two first-class hotels, built simultaneously, left the beautiful Waldorf Hotel vacant after only four months of operation. This provided the opportunity for The Rev. C. S. Salveson to muster the necessary resources to found a Christian college. Thus, Waldorf University came to be located on a prominent corner in the center of the City of Forest City, and the 50-plus acre campus has grown up around this original, and still beautiful, building now called Salveson Hall.
Unlike several other Lutheran colleges founded by Norwegian immigrants and the first generation of their progeny, Waldorf began operation as an academy and business college rather than as a preparatory program primarily for future pastors.
From its earliest days, Waldorf viewed education sponsored by the church as vital for persons who would serve primarily in secular society. The Waldorf emphasis was fundamentally a "stewardship emphasis": human lives are viewed as a gift from God, and the educational enterprise offers the opportunity for the full flowering of one's potential. The Waldorf mission has always stressed service to others as the means to achieve fulfilling lives.
Whether as future business leaders, teachers, professors, scientists, entrepreneurs, ordained clergy, psychologists or musicians—it is hoped that Waldorf graduates will aspire to lives of service.
Since 1920, when Waldorf became a junior college, the curriculum has gradually evolved to fully reflect a liberal arts emphasis. Now, nearly all students enroll with the intent of ultimately earning a bachelor's degree. In the spring of 1994, the College was accredited by the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools to offer its first bachelor's degrees.
Waldorf became a fully accredited bachelor's degree granting college in February of 2001.
The "core" of the liberal arts program has as its goals that students:
During January of 2010, Waldorf University joined the Columbia Southern Education Group (CSEG) family as the first traditional campus school. The second academic institution operated by CSEG is Columbia Southern University (CSU), an online university offering associate, bachelor, master and certificate programs. Columbia Southern Education Group (CSEG) was created to help both schools share resources and expertise.
In January 2010, Waldorf leveraged its partnership with CSU to launch its first three online programs. Today, Waldorf offers a full slate of certificate, associate, bachelor, and master's degree programs - all 100% online - in addition to the programs offered on campus.
Waldorf University faculty are dedicated to the goals and tenets of liberal arts education. The development of an appreciation of "a life of the mind" ought to begin in the home and school, be further nurtured at Waldorf, continue in studies at Waldorf, and become a lifelong process.
We believe the success of the Waldorf program results from the interplay of several characteristics:
Lux et Veritas, reads the motto on the official Seal of the College — "Light and Truth."
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The Sounders made history with a comeback series win against Mexico's UANL Tigres Tuesday night in the CONCACAF Champions League tournament. However, with the Timbers coming to town Saturday night, the Sounders' celebration won't last too long.
"Even if you a little bit tired, there are no excuses on Saturday," Seattle goalkeeper Michael Gspurning said. "We're playing against Portland and it's one of the most important games this year."
The Sounders scored three second-half goals to erase a one-goal deficit and went on to defeat Tigres 3-1 to win Tuesday's game and capture the two-leg, aggregate-goal quarterfinal series 3-2. The Sounders became the first team in MLS history to defeat a team from Mexico in the knockout rounds of the current format of Champions League play, which began in 2008.
"We're resilient and we have a very big belief in each other," Seattle midfielder Steve Zakuani said. "We came out in the second half and showed what the Seattle Sounders is about. When we play like that, we are a very tough team to beat."
Seattle will now face Santos Laguna in the two-leg, aggregate-goal semifinal. Santos eliminated the Sounders in the quarterfinals of the 2012 tournament. The Sounders won the first leg 2-1 at home, but were steamrolled 6-1 in Mexico as Santos won the series 7-3. The semifinal round will begin during the first week of April.
"We've got a score to settle with Santos," Seattle coach Sigi Schmid said after Tuesday's win.
In the meantime, the Sounders return to the business of MLS play and their Cascadia rivals. Even when they're playing a big international game, the Cascadia rivalry is never far from the hearts of the Sounders.
"These rivalry games are always in the back of our mind," defender Zach Scott said. "You can't not look ahead a little bit."
Mentally transitioning from a big win in Champions League play back to MLS regular season play might have been difficult under normal circumstances, but not with an archival coming to the Sounders' house.
"Maybe the opponent helps us. We all know what it means for the city and the fans to play against Portland," Gspurning said. "Maybe it's a good point that we are playing Portland and not any other team."
The first points for the 2013 Cascadia Cup - a fan-created competition between Pacific Northwest rivals Portland, Seattle and Vancouver - are up for grabs. The Timbers won the competition in 2012 and the Sounders are anxious to bring the trophy back to Seattle.
The Sounders are hoping that the win against Tigres will inject some energy into their MLS season. They have played one game, a disappointing 1-0 loss to Montreal in their season and home-opener March 2.
"Now that we've set the bar, we know what we can do. The fans know what we can do. I'm sure Portland watched this game and know what we can do," Zakuani said. "We have to play the first half with energy. We have to come and really do what we can. If we do that, we'll be okay."
Injuries, in addition to which players to use after Tuesday's game, will be a factor in the game for the Sounders. Starting midfielder Brad Evans suffered a calf injury during Tuesday's game and Schmid said he will not play Saturday. Midfielder Mauro Rosales was subbed out of Tuesday's game with a sore back, but he is expected to play. Other players who are injured include midfielder Shalrie Joseph (calf) and defender Patrick Ianni (foot).
"That's the thing that (Former UCLA basketball) Coach (John) Wooden always said. Even if you're up for one game, then there is a good possibility that you will be down for one, but again it's a matter of us looking at ourselves, our character coming out," Schmid said. "You can talk about it all you want, but it's just a matter of the team setting it in their mind that it's time to work again."
Regardless of the possible depleted mental energy and physical injuries, the Sounders say they will be ready for the Timbers.
"We're a very good team at home and we need to get our first MLS points of the season," Zakuani said. "There's a hunger and it's a derby game. That's going to be enough to motivate us."
Notes: The teams played three games during the 2012 season. Each team won a game at home (Timbers 2-1 June 24, Sounders 3-0 Oct. 7) and finished in a 1-1 draw at Portland Sept. 15. …The Timbers won't have to worry about nemesis Fredy Montero. The former Seattle forward, who had scored four goals in the series, is on loan with Colombian team Millonarios for the season. …The Timbers will host a "Gold Cup" doubleheader featuring the U.S. Men's National Team on July 9. The USMNT will face Belize after the first game between Cuba and Costa Rica. …Ryan Johnson (Jamaica), Donovan Ricketts (Jamaica), Will Johnson (Canada) and Futty Danso (The Gambia) were all called up national team duty. The four will play World Cup qualifying games or international exhibitions from March 22-26.
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Losing Your Fears
Have you ever experienced a significant change in how you perceive a situation? One where you totally accept what will happen without having to control it? This is a bit like waking up. Everyone has this newfound wakefulness, yet it often goes ignored because we're so into controlling the situations at hand.
This is more of what I consider "letting go" because, quite simply, I have to be beaten into that state before I relinquish the wheel. But I'm learning to wake up quicker. The condition reminds me of a circus performer spinning plates on spindles; the music gets faster as he runs back and forth trying to keep the plates from falling off. You can see fear on his face, a facial gesture that no doubt darkens the faces of golfers when a good round starts to go bad. I know this fear of failure, and it's not fun.
The solution lies in letting go and not caring whether the plates hit the floor. It's much better to let a greater power handle the vagaries of luck so you can golf with the true intention of why you came to the course in the first place. That is to rip the ball around and have fun, regardless of the result.
If the ball goes into the trees or if it lands in a bunker, so be it. Don't let this misfortune steal your joy. The sun is still going to come up no matter how hard you want to change the adverse situations coming your way. Give in to the bad breaks and enjoy the good ones when they show up.
Once you've finally awakened from this sleep-like state of control you'll realize who's really doing the driving anyway. It's not you.
You'll have a wonderful experience if you just get out of the way. You'll be like the circus performer who looks up and sees his plates spinning without any help.
Bill Bondaruk is a PGA Class A member and the director of instruction at Catta Verdera Country Club in Lincoln, Calif. He was named the 2006 Northern California Teacher of the Year. Billy learned the principals of golf by such legendary luminaries as Eddie Merrins, Jerry Barber, Paul Runyan, Mike Austin, Ben Doyle, Mac O'Grady, Jim McLean, Mike Labauve, Scott Sackett and his father.
Bondaruk started playing golf and caddying at age 7 at Franklin Park Golf Course in Boston. He played for the University of Massachusetts golf team while pursuing studies in Biomechanics. He took his game to the upper levels at age 24. He's played in over 100 tournaments on various mini tours, including the Hogan Tour in 1990. He was a Benson & Hedges Tour member in Mexico 1992-93, and was a second stage qualifier for the PGA Tour in 1995.
His playing highlights: two-time winner on the NGA Tour, 1985 Arizona; two-time winner on the Sun Belt Tour 1989, Phoenix; winner of the North Atlantic Tour 1991, Massachusetts; winner of the Northern California Section Apprentice Championship 1995; runner-up in the Western States Apprentice Championship 1993, Palm Desert Calif., and Mass State Open in 1996.
After traveling on the mini tours, Bill began teaching at a few world-renowned golf schools such as John Jacobs, Jim McLean, and Scott Sackett's Resort Golf.
He came to Catta Verdera by way of Tucson, where he was the Director of Instruction at Arizona National, Canoa Hills, San Ignacio Golf Club and worked as an instructor for the University of Arizona men's and women's golf teams. Among the Tour pros, sports celebrities and collegiate stars he's worked with are Glen Day, Lorena Ochoa, Natalie Gulbis, Ricky Barnes and Scott McCarran.
Billy's book, "The 7 Myths of Golf," is a video-enhanced web-based learning system, complete with e-lesson capability. The "The 7 Myths of Golf" (visit http://www.7mythsofgolf.com) has grown in popularity as it features videos of Tour pros. He is currently a feature writer for PGA.com's "Improve your Game" section and writes for the Press Tribune of Lincoln, Roseville and Grant Bay.
With his background in Biomechanics, Bill is leading the way on how best to teach and learn golf. Above all, he promises to bring joy and enthusiasm to your game.
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IP networks are the nervous system of modern enterprises. Large and small computers, devices and sensors, phones and gadgets, all communicate via IP numbers and domain names.
Several factors, including the rise of virtualization in the data center, have made the management of these numbers and names into a large and complicated task for enterprise IT. Centralized management of IP addresses and domain names, with automated functions and tools, are now available as "DDI" solutions. Enterprises evaluating these solutions have a number of criteria to consider.
Several trends in data centers and enterprise networks have put new pressure on network management. The single biggest change is the rise of server virtualization, which has enabled a proliferation of inexpensive and rapidly-deployed virtual machines in the data center. Redundant virtual machines improve the resiliency and performance of applications. Many more virtual machines are used for testing, staging and development throughout the life-cycle of applications.
Virtual machines are added and removed as applications are scaled up and broken down in a cycle that's far more rapid than was ever applied to physical machines. Private cloud systems carry these trends even further, with libraries of applications that can be deployed by end-users on demand. All these virtual machines need to access their appropriate IP network, with appropriate numbers and access rules.
DDI solutions support DNS (Domain Name Services), DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol) and IPAM (IP Address Management) for enterprise and service provider networks.
Virtualization also increases the number of virtual network devices, such as those employed by hypervisors, storage endpoints, virtual switches, and virtual network appliances. As a result, a single physical server may support dozens or even scores of IP addresses on multiple sub-networks. In addition, virtual desktops are becoming popular; these replace a single desktop computer with a data center virtual machine and a desktop client device, which each have their own IP number.
Beyond the data center the rest of the enterprise network has also become more complex. There are many new devices talking on the enterprise network, such as building management systems, credit card readers, security entry devices, surveillance cameras, video conferencing systems, and even vending machines and elevators.
Employees bring their smartphones to work, and these demand Wi-Fi access. Many enterprise networks already support voice over IP systems that link conventional hardware telephones and soft phones. All these devices require IP numbers and appropriate connectivity. The Yankee Group estimates that there are already four IP numbers per person on large company networks, and the number is growing.
Steve Garrison is vice president of marketing at Infoblox. With more than 20 years in the networking industry, he has held a variety of marketing roles developing and implementing multi-level global strategies. Prior to joining Infoblox, Steve helped distinguish Force10 Networks among many competitive switching and network infrastructure companies by clearly articulating the company's contribution to network automation efforts. He received a B.S. in Ceramic Science from Alfred University and an M.S. in Materials Science and Engineering from MIT. Steve also holds four patents and was a founder of the Ethernet Alliance.


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DIY Napkins with Grand Hyatt New York
Throwing a party? Looking for the elaborate napkins you see at Hyatt hotel events? We reached out to our team of experts at Grand Hyatt New York and asked them to give us tutorials on napkin-folding tricks. Since New York City hosts some of the most festive events in the world, our experienced colleagues at Grand Hyatt New York were a natural fit for these fun, instructional videos. Try your hand!
The Standard Fold
Standard Fold Instructions
- Lay the square napkin flat, with a flat edge facing you.
- Take the side nearest you and fold it in one third of the way.
- Take the opposite side, and fold that in one third of the way (this layer should lie evenly on top of the other fold).
- Turn the napkin so it is vertical.
- Fold the bottom edge in one quarter of the way; fold it over one more time.
- Fold the top edge in one quarter of the way; fold it over one more time.
- Flip the whole napkin on its back, with a folded/rounded edge facing you.
- Take the folded edge nearest you and pull it back just past the top edge.
- Let the napkin fall into three tiers.
The Fan Fold
- Lay the square napkin flat, with a flat edge facing you.
- Fold the napkin in half by taking the left side of the napkin and carrying it over to the right side.
- Take the bottom edge and make a one inch fold
- Then take the newly-folded, one inch section and fold it under the napkin (accordion style).
- Repeat the process until you have about 3-4 inches of space left at the top of the napkin.
- Flip the napkin on its back; be careful not to undo your folding.
- Fold the napkin in half by carrying the left side over to the right.
- Turn the folded napkin horizontally so that the accordion edge is on your left.
- Take the top right corner and pull it to the opposite corner, folding it underneath the accordion portion.
- Turn the napkin on its side, and let the accordion fold fan out and both sides.
The Bishop's Hat
- Lay the square napkin flat, with one corner pointed at you (it should look like a diamond).
- Take the corner nearest you and drag it to the opposite corner.
- Take the corner on your right and drag it up to the top corner; outside edges should align.
- Repeat the same step with the left corner.
- Take the new bottom corner and pull that towards the top corner, but only pull it about one quarter of the way up.
- Take the corner that you just pulled up, and fold it back so it touches the flat outside edge.
- Flip the entire napkin onto its back; be careful not to lose any of your folds. The napkin should still resemble a diamond shape.
- Take the left half of the napkin and pull it towards the right half, but only pull it one third of the way; make sure that the bottom edge aligns with the current bottom edge.
- Take the right corner and fold it in about one tenth of the way; the corner should almost meet up with the other corner that was folded in.
- Take the current right half of the napkin and pull it in to the left part of the napkin; fold the entire bottom of the right side into the left corner of the napkin (the left corner piece is also the top most layer on the napkin).
- Flip the entire napkin on its back; make sure everything is flat and that the center lines are aligned with one another.
- Stand the napkin up on the table, and gently squeeze the outside edges in so that the napkin resembles a cylinder.
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His rep comes from more than just his first few seasons. Maybe he was better this last one but there's plenty of gems from the last few years.
This is from the season before last and a perfect example of how he suckerpunches guys when he drops the gloves.
Kinda reminds of Wendel Clark.
Clark was always looking to drop the mitts early in order to get the 1st punch in.


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My husband and I are expecting boy/girl twins. ĀOur favorite boy name is Lucas and favorite girl name is Leah. ĀLucas and Leah sound cute together, so that should be the end of it.
The issue is that we are both huge Star Wars fans. ĀThis has nothing to do with why we like/picked those names. ĀBUT - Lucas and Leah sound awfully like Luke and Leia (as in the Skywalker - the Star Wars twins). ĀObv. Lucas and Luke are a little different, and Leah (pronouced lee-a) and LeiaĀ(prounouced lay-a)Āare pronouced slightly differently. ĀBut I am very afraid that everyone will make fun of us - and the twins - because we picked "Star Wars" names.
My husband is very adament in just picking the names anyway since they were our favorites. ĀIf we weren't having twins, there would be no question our child would be named one of those two. ĀAny thoughts?? Ā


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Twenty-First Century icons: Here is another chapter from dezeen editor-in-chief Marcus Fairs' book, Twenty-First Century Design. Enjoy! And buy the book! More »
Twenty-First Century icons: Here is another chapter from dezeen editor-in-chief Marcus Fairs' book, Twenty-First Century Design. Enjoy! And buy the book! More »
New Designers 07: here are two products shown by University of Brighton 3D design graduate Demelza Hill at the New Designers show earlier this summer. More »
Here is another set of photos of Vitra Edition, the collection of limited-edition pieces by famous designers including Jasper Morrison, Naoto Fukasawa and Konstantin Grcic that furniture brand Vitra launched in June, during Design Miami/Basel. More »
New Designers 07: Claimp is a product that aims to encourage people to turn streets into more sociable spaces. More »
Twenty-First Century icons: our serialisation of chapters from dezeen editor-in-chief Marcus Fairs' book Twenty-First Century Design continues... More »
MyMinigolf, the "play anywhere" crazy golf game that was premiered at Salone Satellite in Milan in April, goes on sale this month. More »
Here are new images of 100 11th Avenue, a residential tower in Chelsea, New York, designed by French architect Jean Nouvel and which recently broke ground. More »
Tent London, the new multi-headed design showcase taking place in London from 20-23 September, is offering free entry to trade and press visitors who register online by 14 September, while the public can save 25% on the £10.00 admission charge. More »
Another project from our new favourites, architects Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG). This time it's their entry for the architectural competition for the Scala library, conference centre and in Copenhagen. More »
Twenty-First Century icons: here is another of our irregular serialisations of chapters from Marcus Fairs' book, Twenty-First Century Design, which was published by Carlton Books last October. You can read more sample chapters here. More »
Ornamented Life is a collection by designer Joana Meroz that applies unusual forms of decoration to everyday objects. More »
Arne Quinze has launched the website of his Cityscape project in Brussels, with more images and a movie. More »
A series of design classics by Gio Ponti were destroyed and reassembled into new pieces by designer Martino Gamper in front of a live audience at the Design Miami/Basel collectors' fair in June. More »
Designer Arne Quinze of furniture brand Quinze & Milan has announce plans to build another of his giant wooden sculptures, this time in the centre of Brussels, Belgium. More »
This project has been around for a while - we first saw it on jeansnow.net a few months ago - but Japanese designers Nendo have finally sent us some decent-sized images of their climbing wall at the new Illoiha Omotesando fitness club in Tokyo. Update: this project is included in Dezeen Book of Ideas, which is on sale now for £12. More »
More from Danish architects BIG: here are photos taken at an exhibition of their work organised by Jaroslav Fragner Gallery in Prague. More »
Hall Stand is a wall-mounted storage system made of plumbing hardware such as pipes and taps. More »
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I know, I know. It's not officially a recession. But it sure feels like it when the stock market graphs look like my latest EKG.
In times like these I remember when I was a little girl and my mother took me to Manhattan's Marble Collegiate Church to hear the Reverend Norman Vincent Peale talk about The Power of Positive Thinking.
He was amazing but I hadn't thought of him in years, not until we all began to feel the pinch of a terrible economy.
Small business owners, like me, blanch at the word Recession. Some of us panic. Some cut prices, cut staff. Thanks to Reverend Peale, I prefer to think about positive approaches. I start by remembering that we have a choice:
1. We can pack up our tents and go home, or
2. We can try something new.
We always pick #2.
1. I'm making myself accountable first, accountable myself to work on my next book, be more creative (in all elements of their business) for our clients and learn new things.
2. As soon as I find myself working on a new creative program, I start having fun. For some odd reason, I think about Tom Dixon, the Blendtec CEO whose "Will it blend?" videos usually go viral. In this one, he purees an iPad and it's had over 12 millions views
Great storytelling and that's always made for effective marketing.
3. Your network can be golden for you. If you're on LinkedIn, keep in touch with people you've worked with in the past, former clients, friends, relatives and people in your groups. I reach out to several people every day to see if I can be a resource for them. I help people find new positions, mention them in a post, or ask about their families. Networking is easy on Facebook and Twitter, too. It helps if you remember this: Don't just ask for something, offer something. Read the rest of this entry


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During the first sixteen years of my experience as an associate of Dr. Bloodgood, I took part in the diagnostic study and operation in 276 cases of lesions of the colon and of the rectum. In addition, I studied sections and roentgenograms in 125 cases of of similar lesions treated elsewhere, in which material was sent to the clinic for diagnosis. Table 1 summarizes these experiences.
In 136 of the 276 personally observed cases, approximately 50 per cent, and in 72 of the 125 cases in which we were sent material, approximately 60 per cent, cancer was present. In the former group, in the great majority of instances the cancer had reached the stage in which one could make the diagnosis by digital palpation and by inspection through a proctoscope when the rectum was involved or by study of a roentgenogram taken after a barium sulfate enema when the lesion
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JEFFERSON CITY Mo – As the Show-Me State's most popular hunting season approaches, self-help tops the list of safety tips from the Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC).
Approximately 500,000 hunters will take part in Missouri's main firearms deer season Nov. 12 through 22. Last year, MDC recorded nine firearms-related hunting incidents during the 11-day hunt. Although none of those incidents was fatal, last year was far from the best for deer-hunting safety. That distinction belongs to 2004, when MDC recorded only four firearms-related deer hunting incidents, all nonfatal.
MDC Hunter Education Coordinator Tony Legg says one astonishing fact stands out about last year's deer-hunting incidents. Eighty-seven percent of them were self-inflicted.
"Self-inflicted incidents are common every year," said Legg, "but 2010 was a new high…or low point for deer hunters hurting themselves. The best advice last year would have been, 'Look out for the guy in the mirror.'"
Following are brief descriptions of last year's bumper crop of self-inflicted gunshot wounds and the violation of hunting-safety rules that caused them.
Legg said tree-stand safety should be another major concern for deer hunters. MDC only records injuries caused by firearms, so no one knows exactly how many hunters are injured, paralyzed or even killed in Missouri each year as a result of falls. However, Legg said the number is substantial and has grown with the increased availability and use of tree stands.
"Evidence suggests that injuries from tree-stand falls far outnumber those from firearms," said Legg. "One study showed that one out of every three tree-stand users will fall at some point in their hunting career."
He said tree stands don't have to be dangerous. In fact, hunters have access to safer stands and better protective gear today than ever before. Furthermore, decades of experience have revealed the causes of tree-stand falls and enabled safety advocates to address them. Hunters who follow safety recommendations and use equipment approved by the Treestand Manufacturer's Association (TMA) have little to worry about. He offered the following advice.
Finally, MDC cautions deer hunters about two dangers associated with campfires.
One is wildfire. Much of Missouri is in a serious drought, heightening normal fire danger. Do not light a campfire unless the surrounding area has been cleared of leaves and other flammable materials. Don't light a fire if windy conditions create the potential for embers to blow into surrounding woods or fields, and never leave a fire unattended.
MDC also cautions hunters against moving firewood. The presence of the emerald ash borer and the potential for bringing other destructive forest pests into Missouri make this precaution critical to protecting the state's forest lands. Obtain firewood locally and burn it all before leaving


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January 23, 2013
Name of Product: Mattresses and mattresses with foundations
Units: About 1,400
Manufacturer: The Mattress Cloud Inc., of Brooklyn, N.Y.
Hazard: The mattresses fail to meet the mandatory federal open flame standard for mattresses, posing a fire hazard to consumers.
Description: This recall involves Mattress Cloud new and renovated (rebuilt) twin, full, queen and king mattresses sets. The mattresses were sold in a variety of colors and fabrics. "Ultra Support" and "Ortho Type" are printed on iron-on labels on the mattresses. Recalled mattresses have a white federal tag with "Manufactured By: The mattress Cloud, 769 Chauncey, Brooklyn, NY 11207." The recall involves all Mattress Cloud mattresses manufactured prior to January 25, 2012. Some mattress tags have no date printed on them which are included in the recall. Mattress tags with a date of manufacture on or after January 25, 2012 are not included in the recall.
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The industrial revolution changed everything; our social structure, our culture and the economy. In many ways it created the world we live(d?) in. Industrialisation changed our cities. However, the current, post industrial model of Western cities, based on property and land speculation seems to be in crisis and looks as if its coming to an end. Cities in other part of the world – in Asia, Africa and South America are not (just) post-industrial they are still growing. What went wrong in Europe? Can we learn anything from the industrial city model? Can we learn from Asian, African and South American cities? Is urban re-industrialisation an answer for the crisis we face in Western cities? Could urban re-industrialisation be imagined as a progressive socio-political and economical project, aiming to create an inclusive and democratic society based on cooperation and symbiosis that goes way beyond the current model of a neoliberal city?
We are looking for papers to add to a number of texts we have already selected to be included in a publication following a conference in June 2013: 'Re-industrialisation and Progressive Urbanism'
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The Wildwood Hotel, Wildwood
- Free continental breakfast, free WiFi, and free parking
Main amenities
- 110 smoke-free guestrooms
- Indoor pool
- 24-hour fitness center
- 24-hour business center
- 24-hour front desk
- Coffee/tea in a common area
- Air conditioning
- Daily housekeeping
- Computer station
- Lobby fireplace
- ATM/banking services
- Laundry service
For families
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Microwave
- Refrigerator
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Private bathroom
- Premium TV channels
What's around
- Dr. Edmund A. Babler Memorial State Park (5.2 mi / 8.3 km)
- Hidden Valley Ski Resort (5.7 mi / 9.1 km)
- Babler State Park (6.5 mi / 10.5 km)
- Westfield Chesterfield Mall (7.3 mi / 11.8 km)
- Castlewood State Park (7.3 mi / 11.8 km)
- St. Louis, MO (STL-Lambert-St. Louis Intl.) 35-min drive; 25.3 miles/40.7 km
- Kirkwood Station 32-min drive; 13.8 miles/22.2 km
- Free self parking
- Free parking nearby
The Wildwood Hotel, Wildwood
Hotel Info: 866-539-8117from $90
- Executive Suite, 1 King Bed with Sofabed
- Standard Room, 1 King Bed with Sofabed
- Deluxe Suite, 1 King Bed with Sofabed
- Suite, 1 King Bed, Hot Tub
- Standard Room, 1 Queen Bed
- Standard Room, 2 Queen Beds, Non Smoking
Also popular with travelers from the USA
At a glance
Key facts
Hotel size
- This hotel has 110 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 5 floors
- Check-in time starts at 3 PM
- Check-out time is 11 AM
Required at check in
- Credit card deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
- Minimum check-in age is 21
Travelling with others
- Children (12 years old and younger) stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding
- Pets allowed *
- Specific rooms only, restrictions apply *
- 2 per room (up to 40 lb)
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- Free self parking
- Free nearby parking
Other information
- Smoke-free property
Nearby Three Star Wildwood hotels
In the hotel
- Free continental breakfast daily
- Coffee/tea in a common area
- Indoor pool
- 24-hour fitness facilities
- Spa tub
- Golfing nearby
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
- Ski lessons available nearby
- Ski equipment rental shops nearby
- Downhill skiing nearby
- Snowboarding nearby
- 24-hour business center
- Number of meeting rooms - 5
- Conference space
- Meeting rooms 5
- Conference space size (feet) - 5,300
- Conference space size (meters) - 492
- Computer station
- 24-hour front desk
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Laundry facilities
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Luggage storage
- Wedding services
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Year Built 2008
- Elevator/lift
- ATM/banking
- Fireplace in lobby
- Television in common areas
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
- Roll-in shower
In the room
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Air conditioning
- Coffee/tea maker
- Iron/ironing board
- Down comforter
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Premium bedding
- Pillowtop mattress
- Private bathroom
- Shower/tub combination
- Designer toiletries
- Hair dryer
- 32-inch LCD TV
- Premium TV channels
- MP3 docking station
- Desk
- Free weekday newspaper
- Free WiFi
- Free local calls
- Refrigerator
- Microwave
- Daily housekeeping
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
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The Wildwood Hotel, Wildwood's small print
Also known as
- Hotel Wildwood
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This property requires a credit card for check-in, but accepts cash only at check-out for all bookings where payment for the stay will be made on site instead of at the time of booking. For more details, please contact the office using the information on the reservation confirmation received after booking
The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.
Pet-friendly rooms can be requested by contacting the property at the number on the booking confirmation.
Parking height restrictions apply.
The name on the credit card used at check-in to pay for incidentals must be the primary name on the guestroom reservation.
Optional extras
Early check-in can be arranged for an extra charge of USD 25
Late check-out can be arranged for an extra charge of USD 25
Rollaway beds are available for USD 10 per night
Pets are allowed for an extra charge of USD 25.00 per pet, per night
We have included all charges provided to us by this hotel. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.
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There seems to be some confusion on how to do a hard reset on the LG eXpo, and the manual is less than clear on the subject. I have found that the following works every time to hard reset. LG Phone Problem and Solution
To hard reset your LG eXpo do one of the following: LG-eXpo info
1) If you can get to the start menu:
- Go to Start->Settings->System->Clear Storage, select Delete Internal Memory.
- When it warns that all settings will be deleted, say yes, and your device will be reset.
2) If you have gotten your LG eXpo into a state that you cannot get to the start memory:
- Turn your device OFF, by holding the on/off button for about 5 sec.
- Push and hold in this order, Volume Down->Multitask->End Call->Power ON
- Continue to hold all four buttons down until the indicator light cycles Red/Green/Blue several times, and then goes to the LG welcome screen.
You will know you are successful when your LG eXpo starts with the Windows "Tap your screen to set up your windows device".
It goes without saying that when you hard reset you lose all your data and have to reinstall everything.
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Paper or plastic? How about, no thanks, I brought my own!
Most of us have T-shirts stuffed away in drawers and closets from vacations, concerts, volunteer events and walks. It's hard to part with them, but yet, so many of them remain unworn. Let's upcycle the T-shirts and turn them into strong, usable totes for shopping, book bags, gym or any time you need a fun bag. And since they are from T-shirts, they hold up great in the washer and dryer. Don't have extra T-shirts? Stop by the local thrift store and you'll probably find a great selection.
This pattern is a pdf file, complete with 10 pages of step-by-step instructions, photos and a printable pattern (6 pages).
While this pattern is designed to be made from an adult sized T-shirt, instructions are also included if you'd prefer to make this from your favorite fabric.
This is a fairly easy project that you can complete in an afternoon.


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Gladys Prejean
ere held at 10 a. m. Wednesday, Aug. 27, 2008. in St. Theresa Church in Duson for Gladys B. Prejean, 87, of Kaplan, who died at 12:35 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 23, 2008, in Crowley's American Legion Hospital.
Burial was in the St. Theresa Church Cemetery in Duson.
A rosary was recited Tuesday, Aug. 26, 2008, at 7 p.m. in the St. Theresa Church Hall.
Visitation was observed Tuesday from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. and Wednesday form 8 a.m. until time of services in the church hall.
She is survived by one son, Rodney and his wife Juanita Prejean, Kaplan; two daughters, Mamia and her husband Jessie Smth, Duson, and Judy Hebert, Maurepas; three sisters, Joyce Thibodeaux, Duson, Louise Babineaux, Iowa, and Velma Constantin, Abbeville; seven grandchildren; and 12 great-grandchildren.
Ms. Prejean was preceded in death by her husband, Ernest Prejean; her parents, Marsul and Odile Broussard; and siblings.
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This past weekend, our friends at Xtreme Gaming ran a FIFA14 tournament at their gaming center in Colchester, UK. A total of 30 entrants signed up and played in a 'league' style competition throughout the day with points being awarded for each win. The top 16 qualified through to a straight knock out tournament up to quarter-final stages.Adding a twist to the evening, the semi-finals and grand final then moved to the local Odeon Cinema and were played out on the big screen in front of a substantial audience.
After a tough battle and a long day (over 80 matches played in total!), @ChrisyBullard of Team Dignitas claimed victory and walked away with a TRITTON 720 + 7.1 headset. Runner up was @Josh_jones51 who bagged himself a TRITTON AX180.
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LEWISTOWN - The first 10 minutes of Mifflin County's field hockey date with Central Dauphin Friday looked like the grudge match it promised to be.
But a successful drive by the Rams quickly turned the game into a repeat of the first-round state matchup between these two a year ago - the only difference was the final score: Central Dauphin 4-2.
The turnaround was sudden in a game the Huskies dominated early. Mifflin County was aggressive with the ball, keeping Central Dauphin in its defensive end and the Ram defense on its feet. But a flurry of tries at the goal all came up dry.
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Mifflin County's Grace Wagner, right, beats Central Dauphin's Megan Wenrich to a ball Friday in their Mid-Penn field hockey game. Looking on is the Huskies' Mary Havice (31). See more photos online at cu.lewistownsentinel.com
It was just the second trip up the field for Central Dauphin when Katie Foran scored on a cross in front of the cage 11 minutes in. Forty seconds later, Molly Mariano made it 2-0 on a breakaway when she got behind keeper Jordan Myers.
"It was frustrating," Mifflin County coach Tish Maclay said. "The first 10 minutes I thought we looked amazing."
But then, after the quick scores, she sad, "It's like we lost our fight."
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For the Huskies, it went downhill from there. Central Dauphin, which plays a high percentage of its games on artificial turf, seemed to get its sea legs at that point, limiting Mifflin County's opportunities as time went by.
One of those, roughly 20 minutes into the game, was a heartbreaker for the home team. Whitney Strohecker played a ball across the circle to Sam Peters, who stroked it toward the goal - but it went wide. In the final moments of the half, Mifflin County had more opportunities, but shots were not hard on the cage, and even a bevy of corners to end the half came up dry.
Worse yet, the Rams added two more in the last five minutes of the half - Foran set up Mary Nell Smith with a cross for the third goal, and Smith scored the final tally for her team on a rebound off Myers' pads.
The first half was statistically tilted toward the Huskies, but not one ball made it in the goal. The second half widened the gap in shots even further - the Rams got all the corners in the second, but got nothing out of them - but it took three trips down the field after the break before the Huskies finally got on the board.
But another 20 minutes ticked off until goal No. 2, which would be the last.
Peters scored first for the Huskies, taking a feed from freshman Nikita Edmiston and sending it the distance to break the shutout.
The effort that was necessary to score the second goal was, in part, a sign of Central Dauphin goalie Halle Frisco's effectiveness in front of the cage - just before letting that one in, she knocked down two strong shots, one a stick save.
But it was also a sign of Mifflin County's tenacity late in the game, as the Huskies pushed until Grace Wagner managed to bury one to make the 4-2 final.
"In the second half we played better but we already dug ourselves a 4-0 hole," Maclay said. "I told the girls this is a game you should be up for, should be hungry for."
Mifflin County (3-4, 2-3) has a non-league date at Line Mountain Monday.


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On Tuesday, the U.S. Department of Defense announced it has awarded Lockheed Martin (NYSE: LMT ) a $253.4 million firm-fixed-price contract to modernize F-15SA fighter jets for Saudi Arabia.
The fighters in question are part of a previously announced contract whereby the kingdom ordered 84 new F-15SA fighters from Boeing (NYSE: BA ) , which builds the plane, and contracted Boeing to furthermore upgrade 70 of its existing F-15Ss to the F-15SA configuration.
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It's easy to encourage everyone to eat their vegetables when this creamy dip is served alongside. The curry flavor gets stronger the longer this dips stands, so I like to make it in advance. —Priscilla Steffke, Wausau, Wisconsin
- 1/2 cup sour cream
- 1/2 cup mayonnaise
- 1 tablespoon sugar
- 1 teaspoon prepared horseradish
- 1 teaspoon grated onion
- 1 teaspoon cider vinegar
- 1/2 to 1 teaspoon curry powder
- 1/2 teaspoon garlic salt
- Assorted fresh vegetables or potato chips
- In a small bowl, combine the first eight ingredients. Refrigerate until serving. Serve with vegetables or chips. Yield: about 1 cup.
Originally published as Zippy Curry Dip in Taste of Home's Holiday & Celebrations Cookbook Annual 2001, p37
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"I made this recipe for a party recently and the guests really loved it. The key is to let it chill overnight (at least 8 hours) and I found apples to be the best dipper."
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"Very light and fresh. Served with blanched asparagus. YUM!"
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"My mom used to make this all the time when I was growing up. It was always my favorite dip for celery. I'm so glad to have the recipe again."


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Detoxing yourself from marijuana, the same-day cleansing process, and how to clean your system of weed in just a few hours.
Did you ever consider that you can clean your system of weed on the same day as a drug test? Now there are solutions for same-day cleansing that really work!
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi hailed a new plan, Friday, to cut the growth of Medicare, but Republicans are urging her to adopt some of their amendments.
They say there's still enough time to reach a bi-partisan agreement.
"Our principles really do reform the system and we're convinced have the right impact on costs instead of the wrong impact on costs," said Rep. Roy Blut, R-Miss. "One of those principles is a more competitive marketplace."
Meanwhile, President Obama accepted a vote delay on his proposed healthcare overhaul, as long as Congress keeps on working on it.
Senate Democratic leaders advised him Thursday to "slow down" his rush for healthcare reform as lawmakers. Obama had previously pushed for the complete overhaul by the August recess.
"That's okay. I just want people to keep on working. Just keep working," Obama said to Congress earlier Friday.
Obama has been pushing hard for legislation that would require all Americans to be insured. The estimated price-tag on his proposal is $1 trillion over the span of a decade.
Any new Senate action will be now be delayed until September. Still, Obama has said he wants to sign health care legislation into law by the end of the year.
Obama will meet with Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid and Senate Finance Committee Chairman Max Baucus Friday to discuss the bill.
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From Left to Right: Dr. Gerard R. Giordano, Dr. Tahsin Khalid, Dr. Olivia Rivas, Ms. JoAnn C. Smith, Dr. Elliot Lessen, Dr. Charlotte Minnick, Dr. Chad Berry & Dr. Miguel Ángel Escotet
The University of Texas at Brownsville College of Education got some very good news on Wednesday April 9, 2014.
Gerry Giordano, chairman of a visiting six-member accreditation team from the National Council for the Accreditation of Teacher Education, announced to assembled faculty and administrators that his team will recommend full accreditation for the college in its report to the national NCATE organization.
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Get a fun and flirty storybook look when you add this picnic basket purse to a Goldilocks costume or Raggedy Ann costume. Designed to perfectly complement our little red riding hood costumes, this wicker basket purse has an attached wooden handle and is lined with a red and white gingham material that has a ruffle around the edge and covers the top completely. There is a zipper running the length of the top to access the purse compartment. It measures about 7" long and 4" wide. Keep personal items safe while you celebrate when you add this picnic basket purse to our costumes.
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Welcome to Healing Hands Osteopathy!
With 20 years of experience in the Croydon area, Healing Hands Osteopathy aims to give the best possible osteopathic care to the Eastern Suburbs. Whether you are suffering from ongoing back/neck pain or have recently injured yourself, you can be certain that you will receive fast and effective pain relief with a personal touch. Previously on the Maroondah Highway, we have recently relocated to our new clinic at 15 Devon St, Croydon. We are now walking distance from Croydon Railway station and Main Street shopping strip.
At Healing Hands Osteopathy, we are committed to finding not only the cause of your pain, but also a long term solution. We will not be satisifed with just reducing your pain; we want to be certain that your pain will not return. Call us today to make an appointment and discuss how we can find a solution for you!
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Mention this offer to get a FREE Gel Heat/Ice pack or $5 off any Lupin Heat pack when you purchase a 60 minute Remedial Massage/ Myotherapy session. Offer valid until the end of August and while stock lasts.
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The Flinn Gallery Presents
Mother Goose Reimagined
Members of the Children's Book Illustrators Group in New York contribute new and reimagined illustrations of the classic Mother Goose stories in diverse media including watercolor, pastel, collage, acrylic, oil, pen and ink.
In conjunction with the show, there will be several tie-in events and readings in the third-floor Children's Room. On January 6th beginning at 1PM, there will be an artist talk, demonstration and docent tour.
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Google Nexus 7 vs key tablet rivals
We see how Google's Jelly Bean-flavoured Nexus 7 compares with the Ipad, Galaxy Tab and the rest of the competition
WITH THE NEXUS 7 tablet set to hit the UK in mid to late July, The INQUIRER looks at how the small tablet compares with the competition.
The Nexus 7 - around £159
To start with, let's take a look at the specifications of the Nexus 7.
Set to arrive in the UK from mid-July and costing £159 for the 8GB version and £199 for the 16GB model, the Asus-built tablet features some pretty impressive specifications considering its modest price.
The unit boasts a 7in 1280x800 touchscreen and is powered by an impressive 1.3 GHz quad-core Tegra 3 processor with 1GB of RAM. Even better it will be the first device running Android 4.1 Jelly Bean.
Android 4.1 Jelly Bean is pretty impressive, giving the tablet several new features including Google Now, an improved user interface, enhanced voice search and an improved Google Play store that brings magazines and HD videos straight to the tablet.
It'll also include integrated NFC, WiFi, Bluetooth, up to nine hours of video playback, Google's Chrome web browser and a 1.2MP front-facing camera.
So, there's plenty for the competition to worry about.
Huawei Mediapad 7in - £320
The Huawei Mediapad is one of the main similarly sized Android tablets on the market and provides a pretty good demonstration of how much value for money the Nexus 7 represents.
Featuring a 1.2GHz dual-core Qualcomm Snapdragon processor backed up by 1GB of RAM and powered by the woefully old Android 3.2 Honeycomb operating system, there's little about this tablet that matches the Nexus 7 on paper.
Even the build quality is better on the Nexus 7, so it's hard to imagine anyone picking this over the Google tablet.
Winner: Nexus 7, by a clear distance.
Dell Streak 7in - £230
Released in March last year, the Dell Streak 7 is one of a select few tablets available in the same price range as the Nexus 7.
However, again the device just doesn't measure up technically. Featuring a 7in Corning Gorilla Glass 480x800 133ppi display, the device's screen looks significantly less crisp than the Nexus 7.
Additionally, being powered by a dual-core 1GHz Cortex A9 processor and running Android 3.2 Honeycomb, the device will feel slow in comparison - after all, there are now smartphones retailing for the same cost that boast better components.
Winner: Nexus 7, again without much competition.


text: For the OS I'm working on I proposed that we can reduce user ambient authority significantly and I want to double check my suggestions. Firstly please note there is no command line/console. Here is the escalation process and note application settings are per user. " The emphasis for security is on the application installation process which is often done by the administrator. When an application installs it provides a concise list of access it needs which the user can approve or deny ;it is recommended that this list be a minimum list though a secure options could be viable for administrators. Note we still fully support user based home installs. When the application does not have the security required it will escalate via this process Application -> User -> Group ->Everyone/Machine If the capability is found in any of the above (except for Everyone) then the user will be prompted whether it's ok and whether to always allow this. If the users always allow this the Capability will be copied to the Applications keyring capability store or the user may select temporarily eg editor access to a system config file. Everyone(Machine) is always approved silently. Note you can trivially run a lower security system by allowing App->user->group escalation without prompts which may be ok in many environments. Visa versa an admin could also prevent escalation of an application. " The impact is even if a browser breaks the sand box there is not much they can do . "The fact the OS has no command line removes a large amount of security issues. We no longer need to convert arbitrary string values into file names and into capabilities or even have user context for the security. Here applications directly pass references (Object capabilities) to each other whether via a GUI browser or a batch context. For example explorer has a directory browse capability when a user clicks on a document this file with browse capability is passed to the wordprocessor when this request fails the system will start looking for escalatable capabilities of the same Type ( eg FileCapability) and find the word processors read/write capability which it will then try ( if this fails it will follow the normal escalating path). This means that applications ( with per user settings) rather than the user becomes the most important security aspect , eg word has R/W access to all word documents ( .doc and .docx) in the users document and share directory but nothing else. This significantly reduces ambient authority since even to use of user or user group privilege ( yet alone admin group) will result in a prompt whether to allow the application access yet for normal execution there will be no prompts. " Is the above doable , viable or a good idea ? Regards Ben Kloosterman