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The Remedia amoris ("Cures for love", "Antidotes to love" or "Remedies for love") is a poem by Publius Ovidius Naso written in elegiac couplets and consisting of 814 lines. The work belongs to the genre of didactic poetry and was conceived as the answer or rather the sequel to the Ars amatoria, the three books of didactic elegiac poetry published by Ovid in order to teach his students, men (the first two books) and women (the third book), the art and strategy of seduction and intrigue. One cannot be absolutely certain about the exact date of publication of the Remedia amoris, yet according to internal chronological indications and …
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Oil prices fell have fallen on news of a huge increase in US crude inventories and France's suggestion that it was ready to tap strategic reserves to ease high prices.
New York's main contract, West Texas Intermediate crude for delivery in May, finished at $US105.41 a barrel, down $US1.92 from Tuesday's closing level.
In London trade, Brent North Sea crude for May shed 38 US cents to settle at $US 124.16 a barrel.
The New York oil market sold off "after a pretty bearish report this morning from the Department of Energy," said James Williams at WTRG Economics.
The department said US crude oil inventories jumped by 7.1 million barrels last week - three times the amount expected.
The big build-up of stockpiles reignited concerns about slowing energy demand in the world's largest oil-consuming country.
"The prospect of a significant drop in demand in coming weeks remains a threat, particularly for petrol as fuel prices are at their highest since April 2011," said Nic Brown, a commodities analyst at Natixis.
The negative impact of high oil prices on the global economy has spurred speculation that the United States will resort to tapping its strategic oil reserves to boost supply.
France on Wednesday said it was ready to release some of its strategic oil reserves to help bring down prices.
France's Energy Minister Eric Besson said that "it was the United States that requested this and France greeted the idea favourably. We are now waiting for the opinion of the International Energy Agency."
Government spokeswoman and Budget Minister Valerie Pecresse said France was working with the United States and Britain to persuade the IEA to permit them to tap their reserves "to counter speculation on global energy markets."
WTRG Economics analyst Williams said that resorting to strategic reserves "really is not a solution" but just a temporary measure.
"Produce more crude oil or use less of it," he said, warning that tapping the reserves could mean "you don't have the crude oil to use in times of real emergency."

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|Season ends for LJMS volleyball seventh graders
Lawrence Jones Middle School's seventh-grade volleyball team was unable to parlay its blazing start into a victory over the RLS Blue Devils in the playoff semifinal on Wednesday afternoon in Rohnert Park.
The Lady Jaguars, behind the strong serving of Talia Guerrero, won the first set 25-9. Guerrero scored seven straight points for the Lady Jaguars. Caitlin Cazares also delivered six straight service points for LJMS in the first game.
The second game and third games went to RLS, with the final score in the third being 16-14.
"It was a sad ending but looking at the entire season, the girls were amazing," coach Donna McKenna said. "Many of them were complete beginners, and they have come so far. I can't wait to coach this team as eighth graders next year."


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Personal History:
Dr. Catherine Harrison-Restelli earned her BA in Economics with a minor in Women's Studies at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. She spent 5 years doing basic neuroscience research in the lab of Steven A. Goldman, MD PhD at Weill Medical College-Cornell University, then earned her M.D. at Weill-Cornell in 2004. She completed her intern year in Gynecology and Obstetrics at the Johns Hopkins Hospital, then finished her residency in General Psychiatry at the University of Maryland-Sheppard Pratt Hospital where she served as Chief Resident of Outpatient Psychiatry for the University of Maryland clinics. She completed her fellowship in Psychosomatic Medicine (Consultation Liaison Psychiatry) at the University of Maryland in 2010. As a fellow, with support from Psychiatry and ObGyn faculty, she started a small perinatal psychiatry program within one of the University's ObGyn clinics.
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* Women's mental health: especially the care of the pregnant and postpartum woman
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Goldman, Nedergaard, Crystal, Fraser, Goodman, Harrison-Restelli, Jiang, Keyoung, Leventhal, Pincus, Shahar, Wang. 1997. Neural precursors and neuronal production in the adult mammalian forebrain. Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences 835:30-55.


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Local police officers have a new tool
Technology helping streamline tasks
KINGSPORT, Tenn. - Kingsport police officers have a new way to fight crime.
It's not a weapon, but instead technology that allows them to go paperless.
Officers are now using new smartphones for many daily activities.
The new Droids do everything from running license plates to taking reports.
It's even how officers give out tickets.
Officers say the whole process saves precious time in emergencies.
"That way I can run a call, put my information into the system send it through and I'm on to the next call," said Officer Larry Nunley with the Kingsport Police Department.
Kingsport police have been using smartphones for the past few years, and have had a lot of success; that's why they upgraded to the Droids.
Police can now draw crash reports on the phone, instead of writing them out on paper.
"Crash reports were one of the last things we were able to add, and a lot of that had to do with the diagramming -- and also the fact that it's a state report rather than a local report," said Tom Patton with the Kingsport Police Department.
Kingsport police say smartphones also allow them better access to tracking wanted suspects, because every time a person's information is entered into the system it's checked for warrants.
"It's found a lot more wanted people, it's finding a lot more stolen vehicles, it's been a real asset to us," said Patton.
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Passamaquoddy Basketmaker to be Honored at UMM During Native American Meal
MACHIAS, Maine – The University of Maine at Machias Diversity Committee and Aramark will host a luncheon celebration of Native American heritage and history from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturday, November 3 at Kilburn Commons. Passamaquoddy basketmaker Molly Neptune Parker, the recipient of a 2012 Heritage Fellowship by the National Endowment for the Arts, will be recognized during the event.
Parker is known for her fancy baskets that feature intricate weaving techniques, such as her signature creation, the acorn-shaped basket. She is a past recipient of the Maine Arts Commission's Fellowship Award for Traditional Arts, New England Foundation for the Arts' Native Arts Award, and First Peoples Fund's Community Spirit Award.
Several of Parker's awards and one of her baskets will be on display during the meal.
Bernie Vinzani, associate professor of art and book arts, will be on hand to provide tours of the University's museum room located in Powers Hall, which includes petroglyph cast and surface prints, stone tools, and pottery fragments. He will also show several Native American baskets that are on display.
The luncheon menu will consist of stir fry, corn, squash, bean soup, dumplings, molasses cake, and rise and raisin pudding. Cost to the public is $6.60 at the door.
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Reason lost in fog of war
The so-called Great War was not fought for democracy and justice as the statesmen of the day insisted it was, writes Anthony Cronin
Published 03/08/2014 | 02:30
Some time, I think, in the late 1930s, the British Legion put up a hut for its members in my native town, Enniscorthy. It had barely room for a billiard table and a bench alongside it for spectators to sit on. It was in the worst part of town where sociability was concerned, down by the river near the gasworks, a place deserted after dark by all except for occasional obnoxious urchins throwing stones at lamp-posts. Thus were rewarded the survivors of the more than two hundred men from the town who had enlisted to take part in the Great War, or the World War I, which began, as far as Britain and Ireland were concerned, one hundred years ago tomorrow, and which was a disaster from which humanity has still to recover - from which indeed it may never recover, morally at least.
There is still a vague impression, fostered by various presidents and other politicians who have joined with their British contemporaries in ceremonial remembrances, that the war was actually fought for democracy and the rights of small nations as was proclaimed at the time, and that these were somehow in jeopardy and had to be defended. It is perhaps worth noting that no politician has ever stood at a memorial to those who died in any conflict and said, "the war in which these men perished was a blunder of gigantic proportions. And furthermore it was not fought for the reasons the statesmen of the day said were just and necessary. It was fought for quite other reasons which were never disclosed."
Britain's participation was decided after a lengthy cabinet meeting at which David Lloyd George, who had been expected to take the opposite stance and could have prevented Britain's voluntary subjection to calamity by doing so, eventually came down in favour of war. Ireland's wholehearted support for the war policy was urged by John Redmond in what appears to have been an impromptu speech at Woodenbridge, Co Wicklow, and in a more considered oration in the House of Commons. Redmond had cards in his hand. The most charitable thing to say about him is that he either didn't play them at all or he played them with astonishing ineptitude.
The principal reason for Britain's participation - and therefore Ireland's - was said to be the violation of Belgian neutrality. The fact that Belgium was a small Catholic country was much emphasised in Ireland. No mention was made of the fact that Belgium through its Royal family had been, unlike Ireland which did not even control its own destiny, the master of over 20 million people in Central Africa whom it had treated with a barbarity and cruelty almost unparalleled even in the history of colonisation. But according to Niall Ferguson, the weightiest and most perceptive of recent historians of the war and its causes, if the Germans had not violated Belgian neutrality the British would almost certainly have done so.
Ferguson also demonstrates that Germany, in spite of its posturing Kaiser, was in fact a more democratic country than Britain was. In a letter to his mistress Venetia Stanley, Herbert Asquith listed six reasons for British participation. Belgian neutrality was the last and apparently least important of the six.
The countries involved, of course, fought because they misinterpreted the motives of their opponents. Telegrams flew. Telephone calls were made. There had never been such communication. There was never less. Most wound up fighting defensively for mere survival. Russia and Austria-Hungary fought in the interests of their dynasties. Neither dynasty survived.
Many Russian soldiers were never given any reason whatsoever for fighting. Britain was fighting to prevent the establishment of German supremacy, military, mercantile, industrial and naval, in Europe; to prevent the Lowlands and Channel ports from falling into German hands; and, on a rather more sinister level, in accordance with a secret agreement with the French negotiated by Sir Henry Wilson and never disclosed to the majority of the cabinet or to the House of Commons. Whether the Irish who died would have voluntarily fought for these objectives is a question we cannot answer.
Some of them may have thought they were dying for Home Rule and democracy, the dreams which Thomas Kettle's famous poem said were born in herdsmen's sheds, etc. But there was another factor in the situation which is commonly ignored, especially at war memorials. Ireland did not become a recruiting-ground for the British army because John Redmond made a speech at Woodenbridge, nor did it become such because Home Rule was in balance. It had been a recruiting-ground for over two hundred years. The British army that landed in South Africa to fight against the Boers was two- thirds Irish and Scots.
All too little research has been done on the social background and motives of those who joined up. We all have a picture of idealistic young clerks who had the purest of motives. I am therefore deeply grateful for a piece concerning my native county contributed by Pauline Codd to a Trinity Workshop publication on Ireland and World War I , edited by David Fitzpatrick. In this, she says that recruiting in Wexford followed pre-war recruiting patterns. "Examination of the list of veterans compiled for the British Legion for Enniscorthy and district in 1932 showed that 86pc of ex-soldiers were occupied as 'labourers'."
One veteran whom she interviewed said, "It was mainly the poor people from the towns, who had nothing much to lose anyway. The labouring people were awful poor in those days . I think most of them went for the excitement of it all. It was better than staying here."
This does not mean that the present writer thinks any the less of these recruits than he would if they had thought they were fighting for Home Rule and the rights of small nations. Far from it. Almost the contrary in fact.
Sometime in the early '40s, I think - and I speak from the uncertain memory of childhood and adolescence - some unspeakable turlaman or collection of turlamans did their pathetic best to burn down the British Legion hut on the quays near the gasworks where a few veterans had found solace playing billiards in very cramped quarters. If I record this piece of paddywhackery now it is only to complete the picture. It is because it is the only act of 'ostracisation' that I know of. If there were others they were on the everyday grounds of class and social position; class loyalties and identifications being always more important in Ireland than any other kind.
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Our Stories: Sailing ships, a printing empire and mysteries!
MyHeritage has some of the most fascinating members. We were delighted when we received the story of Anneliese Horst, 81, who was born in Chile and now lives in the US.
She has a law degree, a foreign language teaching certification, and teaches Spanish at Queens University (Charlotte, North Carolina, USA).
I was born in Santiago de Chile into a very large family; my parents were Mario Horst and Erna Pretzer. We spoke Spanish and German at home and went to school in Valdivia, Chile, a beautiful city in Chile's Lake Region.
I studied law in Santiago and, in 1961, spent a year in Bonn, Germany studying criminal law. In 1962, I married Ernst J. Foerster, moved to Lima, Perú, where our son Hans was born. In 1969, we moved to Mexico City, and a year later to St. Croix, US Virgin Islands where our daughter Andrea, was born. Continue reading "Our Stories: Sailing ships, a printing empire and mysteries!" »
MyHeritage Reaches New Milestone: 5 Billion Historical Records!
Today we are pleased to announce that MyHeritage has reached an exciting milestone: we've surpassed 5 billion historical records!
It has taken only two years for MyHeritage to build this treasure trove of historical information demonstrating that MyHeritage is one of the fastest-growing and most internationally diverse family history companies in the world.
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Shakespeare: His life and legacy
Today marks 450 years since the birthday of English poet, playwright and actor, William Shakespeare.
Possibly born April 23 1564, Shakespeare is widely regarded as one of the greatest writers in English literature and someone who revolutionized theater. The third of eight children, his father, John Shakespeare, was a glover, trader and local politician, and his mother was Mary Arden. His parents were first cousins, not uncommon in those times.
Although William's exact date of birth is unknown, we do know that he was baptized on April 26. In those times, baptism took place no more than a few days after birth, and therefore April 23, 1564 is widely recognized as his date of birth. Continue reading "Shakespeare: His life and legacy" »
Happy Easter: Heritage Hunt 2014
Eggs are one of the most recognized symbols of Easter. Since ancient times, rabbits and eggs have been associated with rebirth and new life. In Germany, children would make nests for the egg-laying hare, Osterhase, to lay her eggs in.
In America, German immigrants brought their Osterhase tradition to Pennsylvania in the 1700s. The beloved Easter egg hunt tradition began soon after, and it spread throughout the country. Baskets replaced nests and the game evolved into a treasure hunt. Prizes included chocolate, candy, toys and coins.
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Our Stories: 200 years, 8 generations and 4 continents!
MyHeritage members come from around the world and they are some of the most interesting people we know. Today we'll explore Susan Soyinka's journey that took her back 200 years, more than eight generations and across four continents.
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Easter: Fun for the whole family
Easter is just around the corner and - with this holiday - we welcome Spring and the rebirth of new life.
It's a great time of year to celebrate your family lineage with the younger generations.
Try some of these do-it-yourself crafts to celebrate both the holiday and your heritage. They are sure to be fun for kids and adults alike:
- Create a family tree centerpiece out of eggs:
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National Siblings Day: Family memories
Today is Siblings Day. It was created to honor the special relationships that we have with our siblings. Often our oldest friends, siblings share our ties to our past, and special bonds that last forever.
I grew up as one of four sisters, each two years apart. My sisters are my best friends and my greatest confidantes. I'm number two, so number three and I used to joke that we were the double filling inside an Oreo.
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Webinar: Discovering family history through gravestones
We recently hosted an online webinar on how to discover family history through gravestones. We were joined by two of our experts - US genealogy advisor Schelly Talalay Dardashti and chief genealogist Daniel Horowitz.
Schelly talked about the information that can be revealed about family via gravestones. Daniel discussed our recent partnership with BillionGraves and how to get involved in preserving cemeteries for future generations.
Did you miss it? Don't worry! Click on the video below to watch the full webinar.
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Every time there is a MVP renewal there are always some tweets or posts from people not being re-awarded, but this New Year re-awarding cycle was different: a few vocal and prominent community members didn't get re-awarded. Most of them were MVPs because of their OSS projects, so conspiracy theories started about Microsoft dropping his support to Open Source, and the bashing game started.
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Yesterday, while I was enjoying this strange beginning of October on the beach, I received the email from Microsoft notifying me about the renewal of my MVP award: this time for the 4th time.
I want to thank the Belgian community and the Italian for community for making that possible. And now, looking forward to a higher engagement with the Belgian .NET community.
At the beginning of October I received an email saying that my MVP award has been renewed again: this is my 3rd time.
But I also receive the communication that my MVP lead changed from Alessandro Teglia, to William Jansen, MVP Lead for the BeNeLux and Nordics area. So I'm now officially a Belgian MVP.
I want to thank Alessandro Teglia for being such a good MVP Lead, and for initiating me to being an MVP. And I hope I'll be able to take part in the Belgian .NET community more than I'm doing now.
And finally the Summit has arrived: on Monday I'm leaving from Milano (at 6:50am, which means waking up at 3:00am) and I'll arriving in Bellevue on Monday afternoon. I'll be staying at the Hyatt Regency Bellevue.
It will be a pretty packed up week, with sessions all the days, and parties all the nights. This is my "tentative" schedule for the parties.
Monday 15th - Party with Palermo
Tuesday 16th - Avanade MVP Dinner (6-8) and Insiders Party by Infragistics (8 - 10)
Wednesday 17th - ASP.NET Product Group Dinner
Thursday 18th - MVP Attendee Party
I just came back from a week of vacation in Berlin, and I found out that my MVP award has been renewed for the second year.
I want to keep this post short, so all I'm going to do is say "Thank you" to all the communities that gave me a slot to speak about ASP.NET MVC, to Wrox that let me write a book and to Keyvan for having partnered with me in writing my first book, and to all the friends of UGIALT.NET and ugidotnet.
And then I want to congratulate with all the newly awarded devs of the community,...
October was a pretty busy month for me, especially because of two events I attended in two weekends: Italian MVP Open Days Workshop DotNetSide "Web Development with ASP.NET 3.5 SP1" Italian MVP OpenDays It was great to meet all the other MVPs, especially the ones of other specialties like Office and IT. We had an overview of how MS is moving about the community, and where it's heading in the market. We had a brief overview of the Azure thing (at the time it was still called...
Tomorrow I'll be attending my first MVP event: the Italian MVP Open Days 2008. I'm looking forward to it, as it's a great opportunity to meet all the other guys involved in MS communities in Italy, especially the ones of areas I'm not involved with (like all the server and desktop products). And I'll finally be able to ask to the Italian MVP lead all the questions that came to my mind about what I can/can't do and the general information I still have an hard time to grasp. They said there will some news coming...
This afternoon I received an email with a strange subject: "Congratulations MVP Microsoft 2009!".
At first I thought the usual spam email that just got better, but then I saw the post of the Italian MVP lead that announced the new MVPs for October 1st, and realized it was not spam, but that someone decided to award me with the MVP title in the category ASP/ASP.NET.
When I started taking part in the community I was looking at MVPs as Guru and unreachable people, and now I'm one of them: I still can't believe it.
I'd like to thank Alessandro Teglia, the Italian/Baltic...
The Golden Boy of the Wellington .NET user group (aka JD) just received his MVP Award for his contributions to the ASP.NET community in Wellington and NZ: Congratulations JD!!
I remember him as one of the first developers from the community I met last year back in January, when I had my first talk at the Welly UG.
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U.S. banks ended 2012 with their best profits since 2006 and fewer failures than at any time since the financial crisis struck in 2008. They're helping support an economy slowed by high unemployment, flat pay, sluggish manufacturing and anxious consumers.
As the economy heals from the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression, more people and businesses are taking out -- and repaying -- loans.
And for the first time since 2009, banks' earnings growth is being driven by higher revenue -- a healthy trend. Banks had previously managed to boost earnings by putting aside less money for possible losses.
Signs of the industry's gains:
- Banks are earning more. In the July-September quarter, the industry's earnings reached $37.6 billion, up from $35.3 billion a year earlier. It was the best showing since the July-September quarter of 2006.
- Banks are lending a bit more freely. The value of loans to consumers rose 3.2 percent in the 12 months that ended Sept. 30 compared with the previous 12 months, according to data from the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.
- Fewer banks are considered at risk of failure.
LinkedIn gets sued for revealing man's information
A Pittsburgh-area man has filed a federal lawsuit against the networking company LinkedIn, claiming that it must tell him who put his name, personal cell phone and personal e-mail on the site.
Rick D. Senft, president of Passavant Memorial Homes, claims in the lawsuit that someone set up a LinkedIn account in his name without his permission and included his personal contact information. Passavant assists people who have developmental disabilities.
The lawsuit claims that LinkedIn, which is based in Mountain View, Calif., has taken down the page in dispute but won't turn over the identity of its creator without a court order. The lawsuit says that Senft, of Cranberry, keeps his personal contact information private.
Political scandal escalates for former Greek official
Greece's former finance minister is at the center of an escalating political scandal after three of his relatives were allegedly found missing from a list of Greeks with Swiss banks accounts that authorities are using to investigate tax evasion.
George Papaconstantinou, who was the main architect of debt-ridden Greece's first austerity program, was expelled from his Socialist party after the allegations came to light Friday.
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Award-winning Wyoming Children's and Young Adult author Eugene Gagliano is known by many as "the teacher who dances on his desk."
During this entertaining, interactive, informative, and inspirational program for all ages, Gagliano will give a brief overview of his books and share some of his humorous poems. He will also talk about the writing process and how characters are created using hats and wigs as props, and discuss how good writers show, not tell, in writing.
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Hmmm so I guess noone knows?
How powerful is the GPU compared to a Xbox 1 or Gamecube GPU? And what would it amount to as a ATI graphics card on the PC?
Hmmm so I guess noone knows?
Add me please, I need friends on my Wii. Just PM me if you add me so I can add you back. Thanks.
http://wii.ign.com/articles/699/699118p1.htmlWii's ATI-provided "Hollywood" GPU clocks in at 243MHz. By comparison, GameCube's GPU ran at 162MHz, while the GPU on the original Xbox was clocked at 233MHz. Sources we spoke with suggest that it is unlikely the GPU will feature any added shaders, as has been speculated.
Which ATI GPU for the PC? There are dozens.
(Article above is the best read to answer this question.)
Last edited by Geckotek; 12-10-2006 at 07:56 PM.
Consoles use different GPU's from the PC GPU lines.Originally Posted by Geckotek
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No...really? What's that got to do with anything? The question was how do they compare to the PC line. Not which GPU from the PC line is it using. I think most of us know it's different.Originally Posted by vagrant
Your quote that i replied to was you saying;Originally Posted by Geckotek
Which ATI GPU for the PC? There are dozens.
Dreamcast Fan Fo Lyfe
Guess you didn't understand my post then.
He asked how does it compare to an ATI card for the PC. I asked which one?
And I basically answered that they really aren't something you should compare.Originally Posted by Geckotek
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I agree. They design PC models to be compatible with many different PC setups. When designing for a console they can specifically tailor the chip to that console since thats the only thing it will be used in.Originally Posted by vagrant


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There are days spent in lectures and assignments to complete but the majority of modules involve some activity. It doesn't matter if you are a novice or an expert as activity groups are set up for all abilities. The work in lectures really helps you get the most from the adventure trips though. I have been to Bosnia to see the development and opportunities for adventure tourism in the country.
I've also been to Spain for a week long expedition in the Sierra Nevada, including the highest peak, then a week's climbing in El Chorro and I am heading to Morocco in May with the department for an expedition in the Atlas Mountains.
Alastair Buchanan, BA (Hons) Adventure Tourism, West Highland College UHI, Fort William
I chose to study Adventure Tourism Management at West Highland College UHI because I've always had an interest in the outdoors and thought it would be a good idea to combine my passion with a job.
The college is set in close proximity to one of the greatest outdoor playgrounds in the UK: where else could you go ice climbing, kayaking, climbing, mountain biking, and mountaineering as part of your studies?!
The teaching is first class, the lecturers are all very approachable and friendly, and they share the same passion for the outdoors.
After graduation I aim to work in an outdoor centre for a few years before working as a freelance instructor, either in the UK or abroad.
Craig McKay, BA (Hons) Adventure Tourism Management, West Highland College UHI
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15 October 2010: The International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) will be supporting a three-year research for development project with partners in Egypt, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Sudan and Yemen.
The project, which was developed at a regional workshop in September 2010, will test and promote crop and livestock technologies to improve food security and reduce smallholder farmers' vulnerability to climate change impacts, with a focus on both rainfed and irrigated systems. Irrigated sites will be in Egypt and Sudan and rainfed systems will be in Eritrea, Ethiopia and Yemen. These projects will involve approximately 1600 households. The project will build on research in crop improvement, livestock production, water productivity, conservation agriculture, and the use of poverty mapping for research targeting. [ICARDA Press Release]


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Gay people taking a trip to Thailand or those choosing to make this country their permanent home, will find a very relaxed attitude to a gay life. For instance "katoeys" or ladyboys are widely accepted in Thailand as a third gender.
Being gay here is legal however same sex partnerships are not recognized and therefore do not offer the same legal protection.
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MONTGOMERY, Alabama -- The director the One Place Family Justice Center wishes there was a way to be more proactive in preventing homicides.
"We are not waiting in the wings and waiting for the next one to occur," said Steve Searcy, who oversees the center, which serves as a one-stop shop for domestic violence victims. "We are developing new proactive programs that will reduce the domestic violence homicide rate.
Searcy, a former commander of the Montgomery Police Department's Domestic Violence Unit, said these words just a day after Montgomery Police say Tonya Moore, 36, fatally shot her boyfriend, Neal Jackson, 33, during an argument on July 17.
Just nine days later, the city of Montgomery has recorded its next homicide, the 32nd of the year, and it is also domestic violence-related. It marks another milestone as the city recorded 32 homicides in all of 2012.
In the city's latest homicide, Montgomery Police say Terrance D. Phillips, 23, fatally shot his wife his wife, Tabia L. Woolford-Phillips, 24, on July 27 before turning the gun on himself.
Police have released few details in either case, but it doesn't appear either accused shooter has a past criminal history related to domestic violence.
Searcy said it is common for about 20 percent of the homicides in an urban population to be related to domestic violence.
So far this year, five of the 32 homicides were domestic violence-related, which accounts for 15 percent of the total homicides.
Searcy said the Montgomery Police Department is continually working to be more proactive on domestic violence cases by immediately referring victims to the One Place Family Justice Center and creating a database of orders of protection.
Now, any officer who responds to a domestic violence disturbance has to fill out an 11-question form that helps identify victims who are at risk of being seriously injured or killed by their inmate partners. Those found to be at risk are put on the phone immediately with an on call crisis worker who can provide assistance immediately to the victim.
"We know in some incidences there are indicators," Searcy said. If you can get the victim on the phone with a crisis worker right after the incident, he or she is more likely to seek help and get out of the situation.
He said the state of Maryland, which created this program, saw a significant decrease in domestic violence homicides after its launch. Searcy said he thinks it will have a similar impact in Montgomery.
The One Place Family Justice Center along with the Montgomery Police Department are preparing to launch a protection order database thanks to a $400,000 grant received by the U.S. Department of Justice.
The database will allow officers responding on a domestic violence call to look up the residence or the perpetrator to determine if there is a history of domestic violence and if any orders of protection are in place.
Searcy said the database is about getting as much information as possible on domestic violence cases into the hands of police officers when they arrive on scene in order to keep them and the victim safe.
In the case of estranged husband LaMartin Robinson, who shot and critically injured his wife, on June 25 before committing suicide Robinson was out of jail on bond for allegedly strangling his wife. Just days before the shooting, though, his bond had been revoked due to the violation of an order of protection.
Searcy said police officers had received information that Robinson had went to his wife's home and were just pulling up to the residence in the 3600 block of Carriage Oaks Court when Robinson turned the gun on himself.
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The Department of Veterans Affairs GI Bill web site provides comprehensive information for all Veterans benefits and online tools to help you plan your budget for your education.
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The Department of Veterans Affairs administers a variety of education benefit programs. Many Veterans and active duty personnel can qualify for more than one education benefits program, including the:
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Texas added 16,300 jobs in November: 5 things you should know
Texas' job growth slowed for the second straight month in November and the state's unemployment rate rose, both may be a result of seasonal factors combined with the impact of lower oil prices.
The state added 16,300 jobs last month, ranking No. 2 nationally after Florida's 35,200 jobs, according to data released today by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
However, October's job gain of 20,000 in Texas was revised down to 17,800.
Nationally, 35 states plus Washington, D.C., saw employment growth in November. Fourteen states lost jobs and employment was stable in Montana.
Here are five things you should know about the Texas labor market in November:
1. The unemployment rate rose.
Texas' seasonally adjusted unemployment rate rose to 4.6 percent from 4.4 percent in October as a continuing influx of new residents grew faster than hiring, according to data from the Texas Workforce Commission. The rate has risen a half percentage point since August.
"Some of this is, no doubt, a reflection of the oil bust while some is simply a reflection of the national trend of lower workforce participation," said Bud Weinstein, an economist for Southern Methodist University in Dallas.
The state's civilian labor force has fallen by about 90,000 people over the past year, partly due to people dropping out due to falling oil prices and related layoffs, Weinstein said. Many roughnecks have moved out of state to find work, he added.
Texas' jobless rate may surpass the U.S. rate next year for the first time since 2006, according to Prestige Economics, JPMorgan Chase and ING Bank. The national jobless rate was 5 percent last month.
2. Energy and manufacturing jobs are back.
Texas' mining and logging industry, which is predominantly oil and gas, added its first jobs (1,600) since June. Manufacturing, which makes a lot of energy-related equipment, added jobs (100).
Still, Texas manufacturing lost 36,000 jobs and energy lost 30,300 jobs over the last 12 months.
And with oil prices continuing to be very volatile – the price of West Texas Intermediate crude oil dipped below $35 a barrel on Thursday — more oil-related job losses could be in store.
The investment bank Goldman Sachs foresees further weakening in oil as OPEC decided not to cut production at its recent meeting and projects a $20-a-barrel bottom.
3. Construction is booming.
Construction led Texas' job growth in November, with 9,000 new jobs, the biggest monthly gain for that industry since July 2005. Just look around: Cranes cover North Texas for commercial, home and industrial construction.
And professional and business services added jobs for the fourth month in a row, gaining 5,500 in November.
Four of Texas' 11 major industry groups lost jobs, including two stalwarts of job creation trade, transportation and utilities (-3,400 jobs) and leisure and hospitality (-2,300 jobs). Education and health services lost 700 jobs and information services lost 600 jobs.
4. North Texas holds its own.
Dallas-Fort Worth's jobless rate stayed at 4 percent in November. The Dallas-Plano-Irving area added 12,200 jobs, and the Fort Worth-Arlington area added 3,200 jobs.
Statewide in November, Amarillo posted the lowest unemployment rate of 3.2 percent. The Brownsville-Harlingen area had the highest rate of 7.1 percent.
None of the local rates are seasonally adjusted.
5. Strong long-term growth.
Texas is still one of the nation's largest job generators.
The state added 179,300 jobs over the last 12 months, ranking third behind California's 417,100 jobs and Florida's 239,600 jobs.
But Texas' job growth has slowed this year. Texas gained 116,800 during the first 11 months of this year vs. 361,200 in the same period of 2014.
Economists predicted slower growth due to the energy slowdown and global economic pressures. So far this year, Texas' job growth is 1.5 percent vs. 3.6 percent for all of 2014.
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Jubilee Apostolic Church will have Praise in the Park from 5 to 7 p.m. today at Sam Houston Park, Western Street and Line Avenue. Worship will be led by the JAC Choir, JAC Sign Art Team and the JAC Children's Choir. A drawing will be held for door prizes.
The church, 5804 Erik St., also will host a miracle, healing and restoration revival at 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. Sunday and 7 p.m. Monday to Wednesday. Gordon Poe will be the guest evangelist.
Call 806-355-1717 or visit www.jubileeac.org.
Chris Robeson, pastor, will continue his sermon series on Philippians 3 with "You Must Give Up To Go Up" at 8:30 and 11 a.m. Sunday at Coulter Road Baptist Church, 4108 Coulter St. Evening activities will be at 6 p.m.
Saint Stephen United Methodist Church will have a Church Block Party and Health Faith from 11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Sunday at the church's West Campus, 4600 S. Western St. Activities include food, fun and fellowship. Admission is free.
The Thursday Bible Study Registration Coffee will be from 9:15 to 11 a.m. Thursday at First Christian Church, 3001 Wolflin Ave. Debbie Skinner will be guest speaker as the interdenominational Bible study begins its 29th year. This year's study will be Becoming a Woman of Grace and the book of Romans. For more information, please call Virginia Pittman at 806-678-7815.
The Rock Church will have its annual summer conference at 7 p.m. Friday and Sept. 5 and 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. Sept. 6 at the church, 1006 S. Jackson St. Evangelist and author Steve Sampson will be the guest speaker. Everyone is invited. For more information call 806-373-8471.
There will be a men's fellowship breakfast at 7 a.m. Sept. 5 at New Hope Church of God, 4800 Journey St. Call 806-457-1515.
Ticket sales are now under way for the annual "Evening of Elegance" offered by the Women's Ministry of Paramount Baptist Church, 3801 S. Western St. This year's catered banquet begins at 6:30 p.m. Sept. 10 at the Amarillo Civic Center Grand Plaza. Nationally known comedian and motivational speaker Becky Baker will be the special guest. Tickets are $15 and available during the week at the Paramount church office. This event is open to the public. For more information, visit www.paramount.org or call 806-355-3396.
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Alandom real estate offer Holiday apartments in Tosmur, Alanya. Amenities in a walking distance; beach, shopping and city centre. 2 bedroom apartments in tosmur from 53.000 Euro ALANYA PROPERTY Carmen Residence consists of two blocks of apartments on 9 floors. A block contains 4 apartments on each floor and b block 3 apartments on each floor. There are totally 56 2-bedroom apartments and 7 penthouses.
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The American Heart Association is honoring a couple o' islanders, the diva and the doctor, at its April 12 gala at Moody Gardens. That would be o'course me and my wonderful Dr. Don Powell.
If you would like a seat or even to make a donation (no matter how small, it still would go to saving a life), Don and I would appreciate it.


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Letters to the editor: Superstorm Sandy sent message
Tuesday marked one year since Superstorm Sandy slammed into the mid-Atlantic, claiming more than 100 lives, destroying homes and knocking out power for millions.
The recovery continues. Communities in New York and New Jersey are still struggling to rebuild a year later.
What will we learn from this? We know extreme weather events like Sandy are likely to become more severe and more frequent unless we tackle global warming now.
We have solutions, from wind and solar power to home weatherization projects. Most immediately, President Barack Obama is moving forward with new rules to limit the carbon emissions from power plants. I urge Pennsylvania's elected leaders, including Sen. Bob Casey, to support strong limits on carbon so we can protect our children's future from the worst impacts of global warming.
We can't just commemorate Sandy; we need to act.
Elowyn CorbyPennEnvironment Global Warming and Clean Energy Associate, Philadelphia
Mariners monument
should be erected
One hundred years ago, in the fall of 1913, the worst storm ever to hit the Great Lakes caused extreme damage and a loss of many lives of merchant mariners. Winds were of hurricane force and lasted for three days. There were 19 ships sunk and more than 250 lives lost.
Many other ship disasters have occurred on the Great Lakes, such as the freighter Edmund Fitzgerald in November 1975, when all 29 crew were lost in a storm. This November, many maritime communities will honor these lost souls with prayer services and construction of memorials. Probably not in Erie though.
In a book called "A Concise History of Presque Isle," author Don Guerrein mentions that before the 1950s, there was a small monument, highlighted by a large anchor, dedicated to the unknown sailors who lost their lives on Lake Erie. It was east of Perry Monument. The monument and anchor disappeared. Park officials have no idea what became of it.
If Erie considers itself a maritime community, I believe such a monument should be re-created and an annual ceremony of remembrance should be conducted by the port chaplain to honor those who have lost their lives in Lake Erie, if not all of the Great Lakes.
There are various places it could be located, possibly even in the area being developed where the former GAF Materials Corp. plant is located. In the meantime, I guess we can continue to figure out what our maritime history has to do with the seal and dolphin located on Dobbins Landing.
Gene PolaskiErie
We're responsible
for bad leaders
The government isn't a tragedy; it just lost its ambition. I am an Advanced Placement government student at Girard High School. Everyone knows that our Founding Fathers had a goal. This goal was to compose a system of government that served the people. However, this is no longer the case.
Every politician has his or her personal wish list. This list benefits only them and very few others. We need to stop looking at our country as Republicans versus Democrats. Instead, we need to see our nation as a whole and start working together.
Still, the people need to realize that a faltering economy isn't just on the government's shoulders. It's on ours, too.
We, the people, have the right to vote and choose our leaders. When a leader ends up becoming a disappointment, who should we blame? The answer is us. We elected him or her. We chose our own fate. The people must learn to share the responsibility of failure.
There are obviously a lot of flaws with our government. However, there are plenty of flaws with the people as well. Maybe we should be more careful next time when placing the blame.
Savannah TomlinsonLake City
Liberals rapped
It is unfortunate liberals believe they have the solitary privilege to pass judgment onto others for speaking out against any preposterous programs in which the other side disagrees. They have a tendency to fault the GOP, the tea party and even members of their own party even when these bad policies are of their own doing.
Example: The government shutdown was blamed on the GOP, when, in fact, members of Congress submitted several alternatives to keep the government running smoothly, and their suggestions were ignored and labeled as "dead on arrival" by President Barack Obama and Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid. That is no way to conduct negotiations. As a matter of fact, there were no negotiations.
Liberal talking heads always demean people who disagree with these outrageous laws and label them as being biased, homophobes, anti-American, racists, mean spirited and any other ridiculous characterization they can muster. Liberals revert to name calling because they reject debate, yet they feel it necessary to interject slurs because they have no alternative ideas to add to the discussion (a Saul Alinsky tactic).
It is also disturbing when the silent majority and gutless politicians do not speak out against these minions, the media, malcontents and especially this president, who does not practice what he preaches.
J.E. CasellaFairview
Democrats are
the extremists
The Democratic Party with a complicit print and electronic media has used terms such as radical, extremist and worse to describe the tea party and its members. As one who believes in the values set forth by the Founding Fathers and subscribed to by tea party activists, I find it ironic that the Democrats have claimed them radical and extreme when, in all reality, it is the Democrats who are ignoring the Constitution that they swore an oath to uphold.
The Constitution requires an annual budget. The Constitution set up a government of checks and balances to prevent what is occurring today in Washington, D.C. By not passing a budget, the Senate forces continuing resolutions to sustain the government's ability to pay its already appropriated bills.
As an American first and a Constitutional conservative second, I believe that by these actions, the current administration has broken its oath, deemed the Constitution invalid, and has usurped the power from the House of Representatives that they do not presently control. This thereby neuters the House of Representatives.
When people deliberately break their oath of office, they commit a federal crime. This is according to federal law pertaining to the oath of office. It is time to start holding our elected officials on both sides of the aisle accountable when they decide to ignore the oath they swore for their personal or that of their party's benefit.
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Started in 2010 at the initiative of IPAG Business School, this 4th International Research Meeting aims at bringing together social and management scientists interested in innovation, governance, entrepreneurship, finance, environmental and energy problems in the context of global warming, climate change, and economic challenges, which is that of the Mediterranean world.
This year, a Special Track is dedicated to "Energy and Sustainable Development in the Mediterranean Region" and "the Economics of Energy and Climate Change in the Mediterranean Region". Energy and climate experts have recently assessed that the relative "out-of-control" of CO2 emissions is causing serious environmental problems, which have harmful effects on natural resources (water, soil, land, forests) and economic activities (particularly on agriculture, energy sector, fishery, tourism attractiveness, exposure to the action of waves, and coastal storms and other extreme weather events). Coupling with the country-specific and inconclusive relationships between energy consumption and economic growth, sound policy recommendations on these issues are particularly expected. This Special Track, composed of twenty high-quality research papers, will be organized in partnership with two well-established journals: Energy Studies Review and European Journal of Comparative Economics.


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Sidney Crosby is expected to be among at least 10 Penguins and more than 200 players at NHLPA executive board meetings Wednesday and Thursday in New York. Crosby, the Penguins captain, is planning to join defenseman Brooks Orpik as part of the team's contingent, club union representative Craig Adams said Friday after an informal players' workout at Southpointe. Adams was one of eight players to attend the workout. Also present were fellow forwards Matt Cooke, Pascal Dupuis, Chris Kunitz, James Neal and Eric Tangradi; and defensemen Ben Lovejoy and Matt Niskanen.
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well...why would you even bother to play runescape if you have a wii...i mean its completely unlogical...i remember my days of runescape and it was pretty fun but playing zelda or red steel beats runescape any day
Has anyone found out how to do this yet? Is there a plug in or a way to stream java? thanks anyone know thanks!!!
well...why would you even bother to play runescape if you have a wii...i mean its completely unlogical...i remember my days of runescape and it was pretty fun but playing zelda or red steel beats runescape any day
i bet it is impossible!
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Runescape? What are you smoking? That is the most crap MMORPG I've ever played. Geez even Maplestory is better and thats saying something! Anyway as stated above why the hell would you want to play Runescape when you've got a Wii.
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Runescape sucks, why bother wasting time on it on a Wii!, and yeah, maybe they will do Java in updates to come I hope they dont though, runescapers on Wii, Nuuuuuu!
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I lose alot of respect for people who play runescape.... and if you pay for it I lose all respect for them so in short, why the hell would you play ruescape??
You will not play RuneScape. The law of G.A.N. (Gamers Against n00bs) forbids it. What will you do, mine with your little pickaxe for hours on end? If you want to play RuneScape on the Wii, not to mention at all, that's what you deserve to do, rather than hit things with a crappy virtual sword and feel good inside. If you want to run around and kill things with a pwnsome sword, play Twilight Princess.
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G*d, Wtf is wrong w/ you people? Post JUST to say how bad you hate an MMORPG? Wow, some life you guys have. l0zers.
Personally, I hope that the final browser does have java, or at least let you install plug-ins. If not, I've contacted Jagex asking them if they could make a very 'low detail' version compatible with the Wii.
However I doubt that they ever will. Too much work for them, lazy B*stards.
If they DO make a wii-compatable version, I'll take that comment back.


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> "Robodyne Cybernetics is offering a NEW TECHNOLOGY that is BIGGER than
> anything else before it. It is bigger than Microsoft, its bigger than IBM,
> its bigger than Intel, its bigger than GM, its bigger than Sony and its
> bigger than Mitsubishi."
> http://groups.google.com/group/alt.i...91646c333ddcde
> That was 12 years ago, little guy.
> Where can I see some of these 'self-repairing shape-changing nanobots' of
> yours?
> And who voted you European Inventor of the Year?
> And what's up with all the licensing and royalties and patents and $1
> million upfront? You sound just like Microsoft...
Well,without the success of course. No wonder he is so bitter and, well,
rather pathetic.
"I do believe I have stated that he should be given the benefit of the
doubt, as is his right. If he did this crime, as it would seem, then he
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CLEVELAND, Ohio -- The John Adams boys basketball team overcame a slow start in the first quarter to defeat Collinwood, 65-61, on Monday night.
Collinwood was able to take a four-point lead after the first quarter, but could not hang on as the Rebels stormed back in the second quarter to take the lead.
Devon Robinson led the way for the Rebels, finishing the night with 18 points. Maurice Scott scored a game-high 23 points for the Railroaders.


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It takes commitment and a strong team to achieve legendary status. Combining winning experiences, shared values, and passion for outreach, the Jewish Federation of South Palm Beach County's new men's programming is building a fellowship of givers to champion the Jewish community locally and globally.
Starting off with inimitable style, basketball icon Walt "Clyde" Frazier will hold court at the inaugural event on April 30 at 6:30 pm at Woodfield Country Club in Boca Raton. Long hailed as an NBA legend during his long career with the NY Knicks, and for his distinctive skills as a broadcaster, Frazier led the Knicks to the franchise's only two NBA titles. An erudite, entertaining Hall of Famer, Frazier will bring his legendary "A game" to kick off the new men's programs.
"The evening with Walt "Clyde" Frazier is only the first of our engaging, original men's programs in the works," said Matt Levin, the Federation's President and CEO. "We'll be bringing together men who care about our community, about our people and about enjoying the best of times together, for years to come."
The couvert is $85 per person including dinner and drinks, with dietary laws observed and no minimum gift required. Men who contribute $1,800 or more to the 2014 UJA/Jewish Federation of South Palm Beach County annual campaign are invited to a special VIP Reception with "Clyde" at 5:30 pm. Woodfield Country Club is located at 3650 Club Place in Boca Raton.
The Federation's new men's programming is geared to inspire members to achieve lasting goals for the community while enhancing their interests, developing bonds, and becoming part of a philanthropic brotherhood who will together make a lasting imprint.
"We're developing opportunities to engage men of all ages and experiences to aspire to become part of this new group as meaningful supporters," said Stewart Kasen, one of the founding members of the men's programming committee. "We want them to join us and embrace our mission to get involved with Federation in a way that is significant and lasting."
Goal-oriented, and inspired to take action, the men tipping off this new programming are creating a team of doers who will make a difference. Involved with Federation for many years, Peter Wohlgemuth is another of the group's founding members. He's energized by its plans for an exciting line up including sports, music, a mission to Cuba, gourmet food and fine wine appreciation – all providing opportunities to develop a strong, connected group of men who are building a legacy through Federation.
"You get what you give in the world. Federation is providing an opportunity for men to build a community of giving together. We want to attract people through shared, engaging experiences," explained Wohlgemuth. "Our men's programming will enable them to round out their lives and embrace Federation in a new way while creating opportunities to participate in outreach that will benefit our world now and for future generations. The potential for our group is very exciting on many different levels."
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Hi everybody, scuse my english, i'm french
I've got a (big?) problem:
I buy 256 Megs of RAM (192 Meg + 64 Megs of Shared Memory)
and linux recognized only the 192 Meg.
Where are the 64 Megs losts?
Is there a option on the linux kernel to enable this memory?
please help me...
PS: I try the option "mem=256M" at the boot but it doesn't works


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Toxic! Poisonous! Hazardous! If these words appear on a product label in your home, bring them to the King County Hazardous Wastemobile at the Bear Creek Park & Ride from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on October 13, 14 and 15 and October 20, 21, and 22.
The Wastemobile is an easy and free way to dispose of a variety of household hazardous waste.
Hazardous products found in the home include insecticides, weed killer, chlorine bleach, oven and drain cleaners, paint and paint thinners, car batteries, and motor oil.
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This article discusses South Carolina's ABC Violation Tickets otherwise known as open container of liquor. South Carolina actually has two open container laws - one for beer and wine and the other for liquor.The law makes it illegal to transport any open bottle of liquor in a car or motor vehicle unless it is in the luggage or cargo area.
People usually get charged with this ABC violation at traffic checkpoints, after being pulled over for a traffic infraction or as part of a DUI arrest. It carries a fine and/or up to thirty days in jail.
The catch with this law though is that if someone is convicted - either by paying the fine, pleading guilty\no-contest or being found guilty after a trial their driver's license must be suspended. For a first offense your driver's licence must be suspended for six months. For a second offense one year and for a third offense two years. While the suspension is in place no vehicles are allowed to be registered in your name.
The open container law was changed several years ago incorporating some of the language originally intended to apply for the unlawful transportation of illegal moonshine. It now applies to everyone - even someone who simply tries to drive with a single mixed drink. Originally the Courts and the DMV were unaware of the way the law now applies and for several years no one's license was actually suspended. But starting law year the DMV has begun issuing suspensions related to these ABC violations.
If you have received a ticket for open container in South Carolina there are several options that are available to you. As a South Carolina Criminal Defense Attorney I know the various strategies available to help my clients keep their driver's license after receiving and ABC violation. If you would like to discuss your case with me contact my office at
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I was just browsing the 'ol twitter and found this video. It made me chuckle just a little. I love me some Biebs and this depicts some guys I know just perfectly. See, boys scream bloody murder for him too, as they should. What the hell am I talking about? Well, in honor of my friends to the south celebrating the most joyous time of the year – Black Friday – enjoy this Justin Bieber commercial filmed for the day with Macy's.
Who needs the Thanksgiving Day parade when you've got the Biebs!!??!!
Stay tuned at the end of the month when Rockefeller center lights up its Christmas Tree for the first time. Justin Bieber will be there and so will I!


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There were four armed robberies on the south side of Oklahoma City overnight.
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wild Up
wild Up is the Los Angeles contemporary music ensemble heralded as "Searing. Penetrating. And thrilling" by Fred Child of Performance Today and "Magnificent" by Mark Swed of The Los Angeles Times. Led by Artistic Director Christopher Rountree, the 24-piece group blurs the borders between classical music, rock and performance art, believing music is a catalyst for shared experience, and that a concert venue is a place to excite, challenge and provoke a community of listeners. Since forming in 2010, wild Up collaborated with orchestras, rock bands and cultural institutions around the world.
wild Up has been Orchestra in Residence at the Hammer Museum, Ensemble in Residence with the American Composers Orchestra, and Public Engagement Ensemble in Residence with the Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra. In the 2013-14 season, wild Up made their Los Angeles Philharmonic debut on the Philharmonic's Brooklyn Festival, premiered on Walt Disney Concert Hall's main stage at the Minimalist Jukebox Festival, and began an ongoing collaboration with the Colburn School. In 2015 they return to Walt Disney Concert Hall for the Next on Grand: National Composers Intensive, a partnership with the LA Phil in which ten young composers work intensely with wild Up and a faculty of composers to create new work.
wild Up's indie music collaborations include working with Bjork's choir Graduale Nobili and Valgeir Sigurðsson in Reykjavik Iceland; playing with Ellis Ludwig-Leone and rock band San Fermin under a tyrannosaurus rex at the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles; performing Mica Levi of Micachu and the Shapes' score of the Scarlett Johannsen film "Under the Skin" at the Regent in downtown L.A.; premiering and recording Lewis Pesacov of Fool's Gold's opera about the end of the Mayan Calendar; and forthcoming premieres of works by Domino Records recording artist Julia Holter and Jane's Addiction's Eric Avery.
The group has been featured at a number of prominent West Coast cultural spaces including: the Music Academy of the West, Santa Barbara Arts and Lectures, the Broad Stage, Zipper Hall at the Colburn School, REDCAT, Beyond Baroque, the Armory Center for the Arts, and the Jensen Rec. Center Studio. Their recordings of Shostakovich, Rzewski, Messiaen and Los Angeles composers have been featured on KUSC, WNYC, Q2, KPFK, Alex Ross' blog The Rest Is Noise, and American Public Media's Performance Today.