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Aussie favorite Betty Who (Jessica Newham), a rising artist, surprised a crowd on Wednesday at local bar Friends with a cover of "Say You'll Be There" by the Spice Girls (see video).
Among people in the packed audience were fellow musicians Ghost Beach, a Brooklyn-based tropical grit electro-pop duo – whose catchy new single, "Every Time We Touch," has been an instant indie success. The two guys (Josh Ocean and Eric "Doc" Mendelsohn), who have been featured on this site twice prior, are giving PEOPLE readers an exclusive three-part look behind-the-scenes of their performances, parties and frolics with fellow festival pals.
The guys arrived to the Lone star state on Wednesday and kicked things off with a panel discussion for Abelton, a program they use for their live shows and in the studio.
"For someone with no knowledge of programming, this panel would have been like grade school math class, but for us it was music technology heaven," Ocean explains. "One guy even built a robot who plays the drums. Nerding-out is also a big thing that happens at SXSW, FYI."
Betty Who Performs Cover of Spice Girls' Hit, 'Say You'll Be There'
"Free beer, free BBQ, enough said," Mendelsohn says. "We made our way through the crazy that is 6th street to the Pandora party."
But before Newham's performance, the guys took center stage themselves, to a great turnout, in the company of fellow musician pals, including Madi Diaz and Run River North, who are performing on Friday at the Naked Grape Wines Music Box.
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Kennedy, a 2-year-old golden retriever, was introduced as Tiffin City Schools' new therapy dog today. Counselor Suzanne Reinhart will go to Assistance Dogs for Achieving Independence Oct. 22 to train with Kennedy. He will start work at Tiffin City Schools Oct. 29 and will be in Krout 2-3 and Noble 4-5.
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Definitions from Module 5# in Apologia Biology.
The random motion of molecules from one area of high concentration to an area of low concentration.
Semipermeable Membrane
A membrane that allows some molecules to pass through but does not allow other molecules to pass through.
The tendency of a solvent to travel across a semipermeable membrane into areas of higher solute concentration.
A substance that alters the speed of a chemical reaction but is not used up in the process.
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A molecule that contains only carbon and any of the following: hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen, sulfur, and/or phosphorus
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Groundbreaking for new WMU building: Groundbreaking on a new facility for the Western Michigan University Archives and Regional History Collections is set for July. The new building will be located just north of the intersection of Oakland Drive and Howard Street. Among the items likely to be housed in the new facility are the Kalamazoo Gazette's archive, which was recently donated to WMU by the MLive Media Group.
Statler pleads guilty: The father of the man who shot and killed Kalamazoo Public Safety Officer Eric Zapata pleaded guilty to a felony weapons charge Friday. Kim R. Statler, 53, pleaded guilty to one count of disposing of firearms to a felon. Statler, who is free on bond, is slated for sentencing Aug. 30.
Mud Run nearly sold out: The first Kalamazoo Mud Run is nearly sold out with four days to go before the race. More than 1,000 have registered for the run, which will raise funds for a mission trip to Uganda where they will build a well to provide locals with clean water.
Chefs Against Hunger: Ministry with Community's 6th annual Chefs Against Hunger cooking competition and fundraiser will take place 5-8 p.m. Thursday at the Cityscape Event Center, 125 S. Kalamazoo Mall. Chefs will compete to create the tastiest and most creative three-course meal in 45 minutes. Admission is $40 and all proceeds benefit Ministry with Community, which provides food, daytime shelter and other services to homeless, poor, mentally ill and hard-to-serve adults.
Sturgis man arrested: A 43-year-old Sturgis man was arrested Sunday after police say he doused himself, his son and the floor of their home in lighter fluid and threatened to ignite it all. The man was taken to St. Joseph County jail on charges of attempted murder, attempted arson and domestic violence.
EPA hosting meeting on Portage Creek: The Environmental Protection Agency is continuing work on removing PCBs from the Portage and Axtell Creek Superfund sites this summer. A public meeting to give an update on the project is scheduled for 6:30 p.m. Thursday. In April, 1,000 cubic yards of PCB-filled soil was removed from the Portage Creek. Work in Axtell Creek will begin in July.


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Two in custody following shots-fired incident in Corry
CORRY -- Two people are in police custody following a shooting in the city this morning.
Police said Joshua R. McCray, 35, and Melinda Albright, 26, were apprehended at their residence in the 300 block of East Street following an investigation into gunshots that were reported at 2:12 a.m.
Officers who responded to the shooting searched the 300 block of East Pleasant Street but found nothing. They were called to the 300 block of East Street at 2:52 a.m. on a report of a man possibly armed with a rifle who was standing in the roadway and screaming.
Police said they spotted shell casings on the south side of an East Street residence and found McCray, who was armed with a knife and a baseball bat, hiding inside the front lobby of a duplex. McCray ran into his apartment and Albright locked the door, police said.
Officers entered the apartment and took the two into custody. McCray had a clip of ammunition in his pocket, police said.
Police are obtaining a search warrant for the apartment, Corry Police Chief Rich Shopene said this morning.
No one was reported injured in the shooting.
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You longs really want to be in a 300 PE stock?
And GS realizes its reputation and is getting trashed by always making the muppet play. They are actually starting to consider the repercussions...GS is usually right on the medium term (like a year end call). It's the fast money squeezing those that don't pay that makes the short term move in a contrary fashion.Remember, stocks are not monolithic. Index and ETFs drive most of the movement until real event risk starts to kick in and then it becomes all about fundamentals. AMZN doesn't have fundamental support...
"Goldman Sachs head of equities just reiterated his call for 1250 S&P"Anal-ysts are usually contrary indicators.There are two sides to the market.One of them pays for results, the other is free.
Soros must know something is up. Time to flee the stock market, esp. the high PE stocks like Amazon.
Goldman Sachs head of equities just reiterated his call for 1250 S&P for good reason.There won't be a safe place to hide. Seriously.Forex traders are being much more cautious than equity investors. I would NOT dare to bet against both GS and professional traders. I'm mostly in cash. Cash is king.
Most of the big stock market corrections and crashes start about now and end in late October. Maybe this year will be different? Sell in late August and buy back in November seems the safe play.
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One win away from a co-Foothill League title, Saugus left little doubt about its chances on Thursday afternoon at Golden Valley High School.
Saugus starting pitcher Mariah Lopez was unhittable, tossing five no-hit innings with eight strikeouts and one walk as the Centurions easily defeated Golden Valley 16-0 to secure their first Foothill League championship since 2011.
"Very exciting," said Saugus head coach Julie Watson-Archer. "I'm proud of my girls for fighting hard throughout league and capturing one of our goals for the season. We're playing well right now and just going into playoffs for our second goal trying to win a CIF title. Obviously we would have liked to win outright, but it doesn't change anything going into playoffs."
Saugus (20-9, 9-1) jumped on the Grizzlies (5-17, 2-8) early, scoring two in the first and padding the lead in every inning — highlighted by a five-run third and five-run fifth.
Lindsay Clare was 1-for-3 with four RBIs, while Kaela Morrow and Taylor Kister each added two RBIs.
Megan Wohlers, Cayla Kessinger, Alyssa Rodriguez, Emily Anderson and Juliana Overstreet each added an RBI.
"They were excited, again we captured one of our goals by winning the league title," Watson-Archer said. "We're happy and celebrating tonight and then we're focusing on our next goals."
Despite finishing tied for first, Saugus enters the CIF-Southern Section Division I postseason as the Foothill League's No. 2 seed by virtue of a coin toss.
The Centurions split the series with West Ranch, losing 2-1 on April 22 and winning 1-0 on May 8.
"We'd like to be the one seed but whenever you get into playoffs, it really doesn't matter what seed you are in, it's going to be a hard team anyway," Watson-Archer said. "We just have to wait to see who we're playing."
And one major reason for her confidence lies in the circle with Lopez.
"Mariah can pitch with the best teams out there," Watson-Archer said. "I have a lot of confidence out there with her on the mound. The team has been playing well together as a whole; we have to focus on one game at a time and continue to play the way we've been playing."


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David Kent, a realtor from Mount Pleasant, was named the secretary of the South Carolina Association of Realtors.
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The rain and fog of late make it a necessity to take precautions to make conditions safe for all those on the road. Do law enforcement people even ticket for lack of headlights in conditions of such, or just dismiss it because they don't want to endure the weather?
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This Impact Grant targeted the first phase of a multi-part project to upgrade the availability and reliability of near-real time webcam images and weather data for Shenandoah National Park visitors and staff. The park needed to replace an aging but very popular webcam at the Byrd Visitor Center in the Big Meadows area of Shenandoah National Park. With the NPF funds a new high quality camera was acquired and installed to replace the old camera and the new images have been available on the park website since April of 2010. After our webcam / weather partner, WeatherBug.com noticed the improved quality image they volunteered to help us upgrade our live weather reporting capabilities with easier to use and more reliable hardware in the visitor center. WeatherBug.com also setup a dedicated Weather Center web page for the park that combines the live weather, weather forecast, and the new live webcam image.
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IT IS both good and bad news for Bromsgrove bus users now the changes to the town's services have been announced.
Worcestershire County Council's Cabinet confirmed which routes would be affected from September at its meeting on Monday (June 9).
While it is good news only £1.6million of the original proposal for £3million bus cuts will be made, a lot of services will still be affected.
This comes after a consultation earlier this year and at the end of last year which generated 8,500 responses and was described as the 'best ever' by the authority.
Among the services affected will be the 007 bus from The Oakalls to Romsley which will now instead be going from Bromsgrove to Haleowen via Catshill. Another rerouted bus will pick up those travelling between The Oakalls and Bromsgrove.
While, the 141 from Bromsgrove to Droitwich will remain the same but will be less frequent on a Saturday.
The 145 from Redditch to Bromsgrove will also remain the same but will now be leaving Rubery out.
The other services which will be affected is the 182/183 from Bromsgrove to Redditch which will now be provided for at least three days a week.
And, the 181 that goes from Blackwell to St Bedes will now be provided by a school service.
Coun Chris Bloore said: "It's frustrating that yet again the bus services are taking another hit.
"It is good news some services will remain but not good by far that so many will have a reduced service or lose their service outright.
"For a county that is trying to increase its economic output so ambitiously – it makes no sense to further dismantle the public transport network yet again."
Coun John Smith added: "I would like to thank everyone involved in this consultation and the officers who have worked tirelessly to come up with what I believe is a very acceptable solution to a difficult and highly challenging situation.
"We went out to a very wide consultation process and the response was absolutely incredible and probably was the best consultation exercise the county council has taken on board.
"Working with operators and partners some services will now become commercial and will be run with no subsidy with no cost to the taxpayer."
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LG X3 screams loudly with its quad-core CPU and ICS goodness - possible MWC debut
0. phoneArena 20 Jan 2012, 12:14 posted on
So far, it's being reported that the LG X3 will feature that all too lovable quad-core NVIDIA Tegra 3 processor, while a 4.7" 1280 x 720 display of some sort will accompany its larger than life status – and if that's not enough, it's packaged all within a 9mm casing...
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1. rockstarlive (Posts: 307; Member since: 19 Oct 2011)
Very thin and big screen and quad core. LG did a good job to pull that off.
3. Orbitman (Posts: 110; Member since: 09 Oct 2011)
and ICS too! but capacitive buttons? those are soooo last software version lol
31. jroc74 (Posts: 6006; Member since: 30 Dec 2010)
Its called choice...thats what Android is all about.
After having the G Nex for 2 weeks, its not all that great. The task launcher button and menu button in apps is nice tho.
33. shnibz (Posts: 301; Member since: 18 Sep 2011)
I have a G Nex as well and i love not having any buttons! I had constant accidental button presses before this phone.
43. G2Noobin (Posts: 81; Member since: 17 Dec 2011)
Did they pull it off or is it a rumour?
2. ecloguey (Posts: 7; Member since: 17 Jan 2012)
wow, go lg go..!!!
4. Guest_star (Posts: 231; Member since: 30 Dec 2011)
I hope the screen is some kind of OLED, but if not AH-IPS LCD is good too, read somewhere its better than SuperAMOLED HD :D
5. nb2six (Posts: 298; Member since: 27 Apr 2011)
LG really needs to just stick to feature phones.
36. ledbetterp3 (Posts: 467; Member since: 31 Aug 2011)
Sorry, meant to thumbs you down, fag...
44. G2Noobin (Posts: 81; Member since: 17 Dec 2011)
lol @ the correction.
6. c.hack (Posts: 611; Member since: 09 Dec 2009)
Is this a rumor of a phone that may be previewed in a month?? Available in 2013 or 2014??
7. adjou (Posts: 103; Member since: 06 Jul 2010)
LG X3 will be the new LG Optimus 2X, a fail.
They should really take their time making a phone, first doesn't means the best!
11. Joshing4fun (Posts: 1236; Member since: 13 Aug 2010)
I feel the same way. They always just throw these half-baked phones out there and they seem awesome. But it never works out well enough.
21. victo410 (Posts: 16; Member since: 20 Jan 2012)
LG HUmmmm I will think twice before I buy a LG Smartphone again, I had a hard-time with the LG2x whatever was the name of that freekin phone.
37. eaxvac (Posts: 328; Member since: 15 Jan 2012)
I feel that too, LG's phone have never been worth the value..
42. jbash (Posts: 344; Member since: 07 Feb 2011)
they are pretty good at the low teir androids. the optimus s was a great phone minus the 2.3.3 hiccup
8. PimpStrong (Posts: 310; Member since: 25 Jul 2011)
Just when we were getting used to dual-core!!
9. fanesxx (Posts: 74; Member since: 19 May 2011)
we all know 2000mAh is NOT enough to get thru the day, and i'm talking about really using the phone, daliy
19. Rayzin (Posts: 83; Member since: 27 Oct 2011)
If it has a Tegra 3 then it is supposed to use power more efficiently with the 5th core dedicated to low power consumption applications. I believe it will atleast last a day with that battery.
10. 9_HeLLs_oF_DrOid (Posts: 127; Member since: 02 Jan 2012)
Well, X3 does sound like a juicy piece of hardware ;)
12. ThomasFlowerchild (Posts: 12; Member since: 17 Aug 2011)
They're all going for bigger screens, quad-core etc...
But camera-wise no-one seems to care? There is no evolution?!
8 megapixels? The LG renoir also had 8 megapixels, and is allready 4 years old or so...
I would love to see a phone with a crazy camera, even if that means it's not amazingly thin!
I know it's not about the megapixels... But in such a small device it is impossible to put in a good quality camera...
No-one seems to be interested in rivalling the Nokia N8, for some strange reason...
20. the_s2 (Posts: 239; Member since: 22 Nov 2011)
Crazy camera means no more anorexic phones! N8 is slim to the extent with a digicam sized sensor...
23. biophone (Posts: 1956; Member since: 15 Jun 2011)
I will take thin what the phone camera's are at now are more then good enough for 99% of people anyway. For that 1% they will have a normal camera anyway.
13. ZEUS.the.thunder.god (unregistered)
i would say good job done lg, atleast on papers as if now. lets wait n watch.
14. TechGeekpk (Posts: 6; Member since: 19 Jan 2012)
Impressive hardware but LG should provide better camera quality with improved pixels...
15. mctcm (Posts: 204; Member since: 19 Oct 2011)
does ICS even support quad core?
25. mctcm (Posts: 204; Member since: 19 Oct 2011)
why is this thumbed down? its a legit question
35. gfresh404 (Posts: 12; Member since: 21 Jan 2012)
I can fairly confidently say, "no freakin way." Most high video games don't even use more than 2 cores
16. MorePhonesThanNeeded (Posts: 645; Member since: 23 Oct 2011)
Look nice, everyone is going thin. The new chic is thin with lots of screen real estate. Now lets hope LG has the software and hardware firing on all cylinders and they might have one mighty impressive phone on their hands. My only question is how well does that Tegra 3 perform with using power well? I certainly hope that Google does more to make sure that their OS uses power in the most efficient way, such as always going low power for anything that isn't needed for main phone functions. I'm also tired of programs that run in the background for no real reason and apps that don't have a dedicated stop function that also takes it completely out of RAM.
Heck the OS should have a feature that allows you to set exactly what programs you want launching upon powering up the phone and you should be able to save different launch settings like how Motorola has that profile selection thing on the Droid X and above phones. No hidden processes for any app that you downloaded from the market, apps should have a pro setting and casual that way you know whether or not to disable an app without making your phone unstable. Google should require that all apps allow the user to disable them if they so choose. I hate to disable an app and it somehow reboots itself, kind of like virus programs in windows.
17. bolaG (Posts: 468; Member since: 15 Aug 2011)
I like Lg sometimes more that HTC. If they can keep good battery life and reception I would consider them for a phone. Their TV's a great though. I love my 50pz950 :)
26. Cwebb (Posts: 501; Member since: 05 Oct 2011)
Blasphemy! Lol
18. lboogy82788 (Posts: 22; Member since: 09 Jan 2012)
WOW! thats nice and I really like the slim design but I'm a Samsung and HTC fan so I will be saving up for either the GS3 or the Endeavor! But great none the less LG:)
22. taz89 (Posts: 2014; Member since: 03 May 2011)
i just think quad core is over kill for smartphones...lol not saying i mind but maybe they should stop trying to get the fastest cpu and start improving on getting the longest battery life...would love to see the day when smartphones can last 2 days of heavy usage(everything turned on,no power management,couple of hours of gaming,video,web browsing each).
24. biophone (Posts: 1956; Member since: 15 Jun 2011)
Yea there is nothing that my iPhone 4 can't do that I want it to. For android I can understand dual core but even a snapdragon dual core is fine for even android. Most people really don't need quad core some do of course but they are by far the majority. I would much rather have good battery life as well. Mostly people just want to brag about having the fastest phone.
27. Cwebb (Posts: 501; Member since: 05 Oct 2011)
Do my sore eyes deceive me, or do I not see LTE o.O
28. KingKurogiii (Posts: 5711; Member since: 23 Oct 2011)
this is probably what will be the G3x on T-Mobile. they always get the goodies at MWC.
29. quesoesgrande (Posts: 217; Member since: 03 Aug 2011)
I could almost drop my sensation for that butonly if its reasonably priced
Me likey
30. biophone (Posts: 1956; Member since: 15 Jun 2011)
I really like the design it has a very understated confidence about it. Great job LG but could you keep it stock? Or at least unlock the boot loader. I don't like the UI you guys use. Maybe the ICS version will be better.
32. RAIDERWILL (Posts: 22; Member since: 07 Aug 2011)
I have been waiting for the Quads to arrive.. But I want to see * Choice * before I take the plunge.. and they have to be LTE on Verizon.. My Rom'ed / Go Laucher EX Droid Charge is more than enough for now...
34. gfresh404 (Posts: 12; Member since: 21 Jan 2012)
I'm sorry but this seems like total overkill. Desktop computers can barely fully utilize 4 cores unless you are doing some serious rendering. Software simply isn't optimized to take advantage of the extra hardware. I knew this was where smart phones were inevitably going, guess I just didn't expect it so soon. I would try not to get all caught in the specifications as that's what most manufacturers are playing, a numbers game.
40. greathero1 (Posts: 565; Member since: 13 Jun 2008)
Stop trying to make sense. They will shoot you down for it for sure lol.
38. louay_joumaa (Posts: 18; Member since: 09 Dec 2011)
it's just on paper waiting for the real release ;)
39. phildroid (Posts: 18; Member since: 18 Dec 2011)
i always use my smartphone for video calling at any given time. why don't LG produce a phone with at least 3mp cam on the front? i guess they will be THE first for such upgrade if they do so, maybe for the X3?
41. DigitalMD (Posts: 226; Member since: 17 Feb 2010)
How about BLAH, we don't care about more mobile devices until cell carriers stop gouging us on data plans and stops tiering and throttling us to death?? How about we are not interested in high speed wallet robbers
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Hello All,
I am installing the ABAP SAP NetWeaver 7.01 SR1 ABAP Trial Version.
sapinst.exe installed successfully.
I am installing the sapinstgui.exe but I got the following message:
Program is starting... Please wait!
Path: C:\Users\George\AppData\Local\Temp\sapinst_exe.6220.1246290325
For the requested processing mode java policy
files within the used SAP JVM are needed.
Specify the environment variable JCE_POLICY_ZIP and restart.
See also SAP note 1238121.
Exit status of child: 10
JRE is installed in C:\Program Files\Java\j2re1.4.2_19
How do I specify the environment variable JCE_POLICY_ZIP?
Edited by: George King on Jun 29, 2009 9:01 PM
Hello George,
If the installer asks for a JCE Unlimited Strengt Jurisdiction Policy Archive
you'll need to download it from f.e. [this site|http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.2/download.html] (Other Downloads).
Choose Encrypt Secure Store if you like to encrypt the Secure Store with a Key Phrase
right, and delete the old sapinst_dir under C:\program_files before you restart.
Because the installer "remembers" somewhere these parameters.
hi, i have EXACT same problem. But i can not figure out what is ment here above. When i install the JRE i get not policy or security questions. All seems to be installed correctly (all under \Program Files\Java\jrex\lib\security\ policy files. I did sen java_home and try a lot with path, different jre versions etc. etc. But how EXACT i can set the JCE_POLICY_ZIP files.. i "Fight" now already 4 days with this problem HELP HELP...
I am facing the same problem. I have given the JCE policy variable with actual JCE policy location but now i am getting error that the path does not contain local and US policy. But that path does contain it.
Please let me know how to proceed
Hi everyone,
I had the same problem and found the solution !
I was trying to setup the GUI thanks to sapinstgui.exe from the trial download folder and I got the exact same message,
The problem is not the policies but the installation file.
The installation file for the GUI is located at :
Hope it helps !
Thanks, this really help with the same problem.
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> I am running FTP on a Win2000 server. I want to allow only domain
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Company backs syndie series 'Inside the Vault'
General Motors is getting into the TV production biz, backing the syndicated lifestyle series "Inside the Vault," aimed at men.
Cris Collinsworth, a former NFL player and current "Sunday Night Football" announcer, hosts the half-hour show, which starts airing Friday on WGN America and 18 of Tribune's broadcast affiliates, including PIX11 New York and KTLA Los Angeles.
The carmaker developed the branded entertainment effort with magazine publisher Conde Nast, which will provide experts for lifestyle segments that cover gadgets, travel, fitness, food and sports. Source Interlink, publisher of Motor Trend magazine, will oversee automotive coverage.
The show also includes exposure for GM's lineup of brands, with Chevrolet, Buick, GMC and Cadillac vehicles to be integrated into the segments and the company buying commercial spots during each episode.
GM is still trying not to make its backing of the series seem too overt, however, and is avoiding the more traditional "sponsored by"-branding tagline that other advertisers have opted for on similar brand-backed entertainment.
Either way, effort will not only provide GM with a more targeted platform to target the male demo with messaging about its lineup of redesigned vehicles, while rising above the clutter of traditional TV advertising, but also provide affiliates with programming at a time when budgets to fill airtime are tight.
GM has considerably upped its product-placement efforts, with high-profile appearances in CBS' "Hawaii Five-0" and this summer's "Transformers: Dark of the Moon." It will also have a heavy presence during this weekend's Super Bowl.
"New times call for new approaches," said GM's global chief marketing officer Joel Ewanick. " 'Inside the Vault' represents an exciting and different avenue for (GM brands) to connect with audiences and create an environment that is different from anything that's being done in TV today. We want the audience to be able to watch 'Inside the Vault' anywhere and catch it at any time."
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Wikipedia:Wikipedia Signpost/2010-10-11/Dispatches
Tools, part 3: Style tools and wikEd
This article is a continuation of Tools, part 1 and Tools, part 2, a series meant to introduce readers to useful tools for article editing. This time, we will be treating tools that relate to checking compliance with the Manual of Style, with a special mention of wikEd.
importScript("User:Example/awesome script.js") to your skin.js page. Compatibility varies with skin and browser, with Internet Explorer being the most problematic. A more extensive script list is at Wikipedia:WikiProject User scripts/Scripts.
Various other tools are hosted on the Wikimedia Toolserver (currently provided by the German Wikimedia chapter) and can be accessed via a web interface. Some are also hosted on non-Wikimedia websites.
Dash tool
The Dash tool converts dashes, hyphens, and minus signs to their proper format per the Manual of Style. Particularly useful for year and page ranges, which are often input wrongly, with hyphens. En dashes are much easier to recognise in these contexts and are recommended by most authorities as well as Wikipedia's style guide. The script has been demonstrated to have an extremely low false-positive rate.
- Author : GregU
- Placement : Adds an en dash ("–") next to the history tab.
- Demo : Paste
- Installation : Add
{{subst:js|User:GregU/dashes.js}}to your Special:MyPage/skin.js page.
Peer reviewer
Peer reviewer checks pages against some Manual of Style rules and generates a report on that. It was used as a user script to post reviews at Wikipedia:Peer review for four years before it was set up as a tool on the Toolserver. Installed as a script, it also provides some (outdated) automatic formatting options. Despite being unmaintained and looking for a new maintainer, it is still useful for checking for general issues in an article.
- Author : AndyZ
- Placement : Configurable, defaults next to log out on edit pages
- Demo : Paste
- Installation : Add
{{subst:js|User:AndyZ/peerreviewer.js}}to your Special:MyPage/skin.js page or run online at tools:~dispenser/view/Peer reviewer
Alternative (alt) text is an appropriate text substitute for an image, such as in an audio rendering of a Wikipedia article used by blind or dyslexic users. It also has secondary uses for low-bandwidth web browser and search engine bots. Once a requirement for featured content, it has since been downgraded over confusion of what constitutes a good description.
Altviewer provide a method for examining and comparing an image's alt attribute without turning off images or install Fangs extension for Firefox.
- Author: Dispenser
WikiSort adds a "Sort words" link on the sidebar. Pressing this opens a separate window that displays all words longer than six letters; this is useful for spell-checking articles.
- Author : Michael Devore
- Placement : Adds a "Sort words" link to the Wikipedia side bar.
- Demo : Paste
- Installation : Add
{{subst:js|User:Michael Devore/wiksort.js}}to your Special:MyPage/skin.js page
wikEd enhances the edit box with syntax highlighting with code check, on-page Show preview and Show changes, improved diff view, converting rich-text to wikicode, and nearly a dozen fix up buttons. Some features found their way into the usability team's editor; such as find and replace and reference and template folding.
wikEd boasts several translations, an API/customizations which are used by other scripts, and it is the second most popular gadget on the English Wikipedia. It works in most web browsers with the exception of Microsoft Internet Explorer.
- Author : Cacycle
- Placement : Replaces the edit box and adds new editing toolbars, see wikEd Help.
- Demo : Try it in the Wikipedia:Sandbox
- Installation: There are several ways to install the script. The easiest is to enable it under "Gadgets" in Special:Preferences.
I have to commend Cacycle - he's been very helpful to those of us working to get wikEd to work on other wiki projects. He even helped us to set it up by default on a single page on Appropedia, so we can use it in converting content in HTML format into MediaWiki format. Extremely useful when there's a lot of open licensed content to convert to MediaWiki format.
Thanks for the review - I hadn't heard of some of those tools. --Chriswaterguy talk 16:55, 12 October 2010 (UTC)
My peer reviewer button disappeared when I added the UTC clock to my setting.--TonyTheTiger (T/C/BIO/WP:CHICAGO/WP:FOUR) 01:12, 13 October 2010 (UTC)
- Recently I noticed an unusual inflow of atrociously long cite templates into articles on my watchlist. It seemed that a bunch of unrelated, good faith editors suddenly obtained The Magic Button. Now it all fits together. Blame
CanadaSignpost! East of Borschov 06:21, 13 October 2010 (UTC)
AFAIK, Peer reviewer is broken and you need to use the toolserv version to get it to work (AndyZ, the author, sadly went inactive two years ago). Mind you, the last time I tried installing it was few months ago, around July - but if it was fixed, there is no indication of that on the talk page. I'd love for this Signpost article to give this useful script enough visibility so that somebody will fix it... but for that, we should make it clear that this is a BROKEN tool. --Piotr Konieczny aka Prokonsul Piotrus| talk 16:05, 15 October 2010 (UTC)
- Wow, I can't believe I never noticed his absence. Wow, his last edits actually precedes my first :O ResMar 00:20, 19 October 2010 (UTC)
- TheDJ did a couple of fix ups in May/June for the vector skin/JQuery. A few months later, I switched the Toolserver script back from Gary King's version since he did not want to maintain it. — Dispenser 23:05, 4 November 2010 (UTC)


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I found it very interesting that a site dedicated to feline health (by a vet), mentioned that veterinarian colleges have stopped teaching about immunizing cats, due to the health risks and lack of efficacy.
Basically, the "dead virus" form of vaccines (for cats, mind you) is packaged with an irritant to trigger immune response. The irritant is a know carcinogen.
Yes, I'll go find the website to link here...[URL="http://www.peteducation.com/article.cfm?c=1+2143&aid=961"] Adverse Reactions[/URL]
From the section on Vaccine-associated sarcoma (cancer):
[QUOTE]If a vaccine-associated fibrosarcoma develops, surgical removal is attempted, but generally, this tumor is so invasive it is difficult to remove it all. Radiation or chemotherapy are often recommended in combination with surgery.
Veterinarian vaccinating against FeLV in the left rear legGenerally, the FeLV vaccine is now given in the left rear leg, in an area distinct from where other vaccinations are given. If a tumor would develop, knowing which vaccine was given where will help us determine with which vaccine the tumor is associated. Also, if a tumor would develop, amputation of the leg would, in many cases, be curative. Cats do incredibly well on three legs, and many owners prefer this to having their cat succumb to a tumor. [/QUOTE]
This one discusses the dead virus issue: [URL="http://vetmed.illinois.edu/petcolumns/petcols_article_page.php?OLDPETCOLID=287"]Cat Owners Must Weigh Benefits with Risks[/URL]
So, what is the connection, since the OP was talking about children? These vaccines are produced in very similar ways, using pretty much the same theories, technology, and "inert" ingredients. If people, vets, and vet schools, are recognizing that it might be a risk assessment decision, then I would sincerely hope that parents would start applying that sort of decision making to it, rather than following the CW blindly.
And, yes, in certain circumstances, I would immunize. And have. Especially tetanus shots.


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ORONO — A University of Maine School of Marine Sciences researcher has received a $178,000 grant from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration for a two-year study on how new fishing regulations in New England affect fishing communities socioeconomically.
The research will inform how future fishing policies in New England can be designed to protect those communities.
NOAA included $18.6 million in its 2010 fiscal year budget proposal, in addition to $16 million provided in 2009, to help New England's groundfish industry implement a "catch share" program to reallocate fishing catch limits and try to reverse an 80-percent decline in fish stocks over the last 15 years. Primary among concerns is gathering input from those who make their living on the sea or in the industry, according to Teresa Johnson, the project's principal investigator and member of the marine sciences faculty.
The study, which begins in October, is being undertaken with colleagues at the University of Maine at Machias, the College of the Atlantic, and the Penobscot East Resource Center, in addition to UMaine graduate and undergraduate students. It involves surveys, recorded oral history interviews, focus groups and an assessment of economic and socioeconomic data to define the needs, requirements and capacity of Eastern Maine fishing communities to survive as federal fisheries managers design various catch share policies. Such policies are certain to affect fisheries and fishing families.
The project addresses the shift towards catch shares in New England and asks "how they might aid in not only rebuilding traditional groundfish stocks, but also in the preservation of small-scale, fishery-dependent communities," Johnson says in a project description. "Although there is scientific evidence in support of catch shares, questions remain about how to effectively design such programs."
Local fishermen and other community members will serve as researchers and aid in distributing the results of the project to members of these fishing communities, says Johnson, whose research focuses on the human dimensions of marine fisheries, particularly the science and management processes in the Northeast.
Many stakeholders are concerned that further regulation or the allocation of fishing sectors to specific groups of individuals could result in consolidation of fishing rights by a few, often corporate, fishing entities, Johnson says.
"…We feel it is critical to assess the degree to which small-scale, fishery-dependent communities can participate successfully in a catch share program, and what conditions and resources are needed to facilitate success," she says. "We will produce currently unavailable data on the communities in this region."
The data will be summarized into community profiles, according to Johnson. An estimated 30 oral histories produced as part of the research will be made available to the public through NOAA's Voices of the Fisheries Project and the University of Maine's Maine Folklore Center.
Project findings also will provide insight into broader design questions likely to arise as other fishery-dependent communities shift toward catch shares, Johnson says. The project will include collaboration with Maine Sea Grant, the Cobscook Bay Resource Center and other interested public and private organizations.
"These data will be critical for assessing the social and economic impacts of future fishery regulations and management plans on the fishing communities in Eastern Maine," Johnson says.


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I have a Janome embroidery sewing machine. Can this be done on my machine? Also, is this method marking on the material and then sewing on the lines? Looks so pretty.
This work is truly beautiful. I am sure someone is going to come along and say this was really easy - but it certainly does not look like it. This is the "sold" pic for the class IMO. Now I must take the class.. Thank you for posting your pic.
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Eddie Murphy finds his Inner Cosby in Imagine That, a comedy that is long on kid-friendly charm even if it falls short in the funny department. He keeps the mugging to a minimum and smartly allows the moppet (Yara Shahidi) playing his daughter steal scene after scene of this tale of a father-daughter relationship in need of fixing.
Murphy plays Evan, a workaholic dad who has lost his wife (Nicole Ari Parker) by putting his job first. He so ignores their daughter Olivia that the ex wonders if he ever wanted kids in the first place. He did, he assures her. ``I just didn't know I'd be so bad at it.''
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Victor Fernandes: GM Murray, Sabres earn high marks with deals
Previous versions of this column included an incorrect player involved in a trade. The Buffalo Sabres included defenseman Brayden McNabb in a trade with the Los Angeles Kings.
The Buffalo Sabres stole some of the spotlight from the NHL's Wednesday trade deadline with the deal that sent goaltender Ryan Miller and forward Steve Ott to St. Louis.
The magnitude of last weekend's deal catches your eye, even though moving Miller from a team in the middle of a drastic rebuild seemed inevitable nearly all season long.
It sparked immediate speculation surrounding the two players -- goaltender Jaroslav Halak and forward Chris Stewart -- the Sabres acquired in the trade to go with the talk that surrounded several other players, namely strong and skilled forward Matt Moulson. Meanwhile, new Sabres general manager Tim Murray also added two high-round selections -- a first-rounder and second-rounder in the 2015 NHL Entry Draft -- to the recent haul of picks that secured forward prospects J.T. Compher (Michigan, NCAA) and Justin Bailey (Kitchener, OHL) in the second round last summer and reportedly stands at 11 picks in the top two rounds over the next three years.
Murray went back to work Wednesday, especially as the 3 p.m. deadline arrived. He traded Halak and one of those extra picks -- a third-rounder in 2015 -- for goaltender Michal Neuvirth and defenseman Rostislav Klesla.
Murray also sent Moulson, a soon-to-be unrestricted free agent who probably wouldn't have re-signed with Buffalo, and fellow forward Cody McCormick to Minnesota for forward Torrey Mitchell and second-round picks in 2014 and 2016. Earlier in the day, Murray sent defenseman Brayden McNabb, forward Jonathan Parker and two picks to Los Angeles for forwards Hudson Fasching and Nicolas Deslaurier, then claimed forward Cory Conacher off waivers.
Through those moves and stockpiled picks, Murray is in position to handle this rebuilding effort the right way, especially in the 2015 NHL Draft. Erie Otters center Connor McDavid and Jack Eichel, a Massachusetts-born forward with the United States National Team Development Program, are projected to be the top two picks that summer.
McDavid could be the cornerstone of an NHL club in the future. Reports indicate Eichel is building that same reputation. The Sabres should be at or near the bottom of the league standings next season. So they should have their chance to claim one of those talented players, and more just like them, in upcoming drafts.
Deadline day produced other intriguing trades -- Martin St. Louis from Tampa Bay to the New York Rangers for forward Ryan Callahan and two high picks, forward Thomas Vanek from the New York Islanders to Montreal, forward Marian Gaborik from Columbus to the Kings. Vancouver sent goaltender Roberto Luongo to Florida a day earlier.
But the Sabres deserve to be at the forefont with their moves. If Murray handles this rebuilding job well moving forward, the Sabres eventually will steal the spotlight on the ice.
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On 2008-07-04 20:24:29 -0400, "eager"
> Barry,
> The DHCP server in subnet A is to lease IP addresses to 5 Client computers
> in Subnet A.
> The server in subnet B offers services to 5 clients in subnet A.
> I totally agree, this does not make any sense to me, that's why I posted it
> here.
> It's an actual question from Microsoft 70-291 exam.
While this may sound troll-ish, I have to chime in here with this.
Considering that Micro$oft has the worst-performing TCP/IP stack, and
the one that is the most non-RFC compliant, I'm not surprised bogus,
misleading, or garbage questions make it into their exams. I've spent a
significant amount of my career trying to manage, contain or obviate
the trash Microsoft produces when data is washed through one of their
Eager, the world is not Microsoft, it's an ecosystem of many, many
different things. When you can't get a result with one tool, you might
try getting a result on different tools and comparing the differences.
This is an important troubleshooting skill I had to cultivate long ago
for myself. If it's broke on this OS, I try it on that OS to check my
results and my troubleshooting path.
I'm going to break down your example with some notes and see if I can
make sense of this:
> 5 Client computers in Subnet A:
> IP address: 10.10.10.66 - 10.10.10.70
> Subnet mask: 255.255.255.192
> Default gateway: 10.10.10.65
IP subnet masks are not to be applied to arbitrary ranges - you can't
"pick a range" and then apply a subnet mask to it - it's mathematical
based chunking of IP addresses - I'll avoid a lengthy discussion here
on this, since it's in a ton of books, but the network you specify
above is actually this one, regardless of the range of IP addresses
specified. The IP addresses 10.10.10.66-10.10.10.70 with a netmask of
255.255.255.192 fall into this range:
Network Range : 10.10.10.64 - 10.10.10.127
Network Address : 10.10.10.64 (reserved)
Network Broadcast : 10.10.10.127 (reserved)
The default gateway you list isn't a convention, there's a traditional
sense that the first usable IP address, in this case 10.10.10.65
usually is used as the default router, and sometimes the "highest"
usable IP address, such as 10.10.10.126, could be a DNS server. If you
set a host with 10.10.10.66, for example, with a netmask of
255.255.255.192, it will expect that the non-reserved addresses in the
range are local to it and do not need a router. This means that the
host @ 10.10.10.66 thinks it doesn't need a router for any address
between 10.10.10.64 & 10.10.10.127
> Server in Subnet B:
> IP address: 10.10.10.94
> Subnet mask: 255.255.255.240
> Default gateway: 10.10.10.93
Network Range : 10.10.10.80 - 10.10.10.95
Network Address : 10.10.10.80 (reserved)
Network Broadcast : 10.10.10.95 (reserved)
A host with an address of 10.10.10.94 will expect that non-reserved
addresses are local to it.
Let's look at a sample conversation, the DHCP server is not relevant to
the question at all, actually.
The clients in Subnet A, all think, by the netmask set, that the
addresses you have in Subnet B are local to them, so they will never
contact a router to forward the packet. Since the addresses you have in
Subnet B are already a part of what is in Subnet A, the host has no
reason to go to the router to forward packets. It will simply ARP for
the address and fail unless, like another poster said, Proxy-ARP is
In a real-world configuration, this setup is defective and would need
correction. Overlapping subnet definitions in a network are rarely if
ever used in real-world deployments.
Changing the netmask on the other subnet to 255.255.255.192 would
create two subnets that are identical to each other. In Microsoft's
world, perhaps this turns on Proxy-ARP or something if you actually
configure this on one of their operating systems, and then it just
works. Cisco routers would barf at this and tell you that you're trying
to define the same subnet twice, without a special configuration type.
This question is probably trying to test a grasp of subnet masking and
a minor amount of RFC-based router functionality.
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PHOTOS: Peter Piper Pizza renovates Phoenix site
The Phoenix-based pizza chain introduced a new design and layout for its Third Street and Bell Road location this month. The design, which will eventually be rolled out at Peter Piper's other Arizona locations, is intended to appeal to a new generation of parents and their children.
"Brands are living entities; they need to adapt to stay alive," said Peter Piper Inc. President Charles Bruce.
Parents who are members of the Millennial generation, those born in the 1980s and 1990s, are eating out more often and demanding a different type of family-dining experience. Millennial parents tend to have more adventurous palettes, said Christine Barton, a partner at the Boston Consulting Group in Dallas and author of a 2012 report titled, "Millennial Passions: Food, Fashion, and Friends."
Millennial parents are also interested in pleasing themselves as well as their children, according to Peter Piper's research. The restaurant company found that Baby Boomer parents were happy when their kids were happy, but Millennial parents want their kids to be happy and would like to have a good time themselves, Bruce said.
Peter Piper's new location features a new logo, new color patterns, flexible large- and small-group seating options, and a lot more technology, including 18 flat-screen TVs, a state-of-the-art sound system, digital menus and free Wi-Fi.
Bruce said it also has a larger wine selection and more local and craft beers in bottles and on tap.
All of these changes were carefully researched and analyzed, Bruce said.
"We didn't just throw a bunch of stuff together. This is all part of a very analytical process," said Bruce, who adds that Peter Piper is not changing because it is in financial trouble.
A quote from former General Electric CEO Jack Welch has always stuck with Bruce. "Change before you have to. If you wait till you have to change, it's probably too late," Bruce credits Welch with saying.
"You have to be bold enough to change and adapt to (Millennials) or you're going to be in the graveyard with the other restaurant ideas that have flamed out in the last four to five years," said Jason Greenwood, Peter Piper vice president of marketing.
Greenwood said that although big birthday parties and group gatherings are important factors to Peter Piper's business, Millennials go out to eat more and Peter Piper wants to offer them smaller-group dining options.
"Millennials with children tell us they eat out significantly more times per week versus non-Millennials with children," Barton said. "Eating out with friends and family is a Millennial trend."
Restaurants are responding to this trend by expanding the bar, patio and pub rooms, incorporating large communal tables, integrating high-top tables for standing and milling around, offering family-style or sharable options and giving out group discounts, Barton said.
Young parents today are also more particular about the food they eat, Barton said.
"Millennials prefer authentic, exotic, challenging and adventurous tastes," Barton said. They also prefer organic, mostly natural, and locally sourced foods more than non-Millennials.
Millennials, more than Baby Boomers, value food quality, said Bruce. That is why, he said, Peter Piper Pizza uses fresh ingredients and makes all of its pizzas by hand daily. Peter Piper also employs a head chef who graduated from the Culinary Institute of America and the company is working on ideas and food designs all the time, Bruce said.
Millennials also hear about food differently.
"Restaurants need to reach Millennials differently than non-Millennials, primarily through social media, digital marketing and advocacy marketing," Barton said.
According to the report, Millennials are almost twice as likely to favor brands with a Facebook presence and mobile versions of their websites.
"We've adapted (our marketing plan) to the Millennials already," Greenwood said.
Peter Piper Pizza will not be advertising the new store layout anytime soon in traditional advertising, Greenwood said. Instead it will mention it only on its Facebook page and Twitter.
Chains similar to Peter Piper have recently made comparable changes. In 2012, Chuck E. Cheese changed its logo and replaced its longtime mascot with a more modern-looking, guitar-playing mouse. Chuck E. Cheese also introduced gluten-free items to its menu last year.
Peter Piper plans to remodel another location in the Arrowhead area this summer. Bruce said that in the restaurant business, it takes only six months to see whether something is a failure. He is confident that the new Peter Piper design will be a profitable one.
"Our objective is to prove that this design works so well that all of our franchisees will want to remodel into this look," Bruce said.
Peter Piper Inc. owns only 33 of the 140 Peter Piper Pizza locations in Arizona, New Mexico, California, Texas and Mexico; the rest are owned by private franchisees. Bruce said that the franchisees will have to cover the remodeling costs, but he hopes to prove to them that the new model will be more profitable and has a better future than the old one.
Peter Piper will slowly be changing over its stores and hopes to have all of its locations in the new design by 2018.


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Finally I have the time to unbutton my camera, took off its attire and get its memory card from its body to share with you all.. Wahahaha..
There are too many pictures, too little time, so I choose the one with least photos, resize them and tadaaahh.. here's my food porn post. Kakaka..
On one rainy morning somewhere beginning of the year, I had a breakfast date with a handsome guy to a place called Hi-Bread Kopitiam which is located near Abell Road and Petanak area. You can easily find this place cos it's facing the main road.
Hot Milo and Hot Kopi C for rainy sleepy morning >.<
This is Set I – with one mini sausage, one jumbo beef sausage, one hash brown served with one bun, baked beans and coleslaw @ RM6.90
Oh.. and add on 2 sunny side-up eggs @ RM1.60
and this is Set F – with one chicken ham, one hash brown, one sunny side-up egg served with one bun, baked beans and coleslaw @ RM5.50
and this is me.. with my breakfast set ^.^
and my breakfast date – Salted Egg O.o
and when we were bout to finish eating.. to our horror.. we found curly hair in our coleslaw T____T .. and that ruined our mood and all the nice food we ate that morning O.o
Please don't tell me and I don't wanna know what hair it is.. T_____T


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Facts about Pierre
Pierre is also known as: Hughes County / Pierre city.
And some of the notable people born here have been: Angela Aames (actor and model), Floyd Bannister (baseball player), and Matt Michels (lawyer and politician).
And featured attractions of Pierre: South Dakota State Capitol, Hyde Buildings, Soldiers & Sailors World War Memorial, Crawford-Pettyjohn House, and Farr House.
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