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$59.99Understanding Physics – Second edition is a comprehensive, yet compact, introductory physics textbook aimed at physics undergraduates and also at engineers and other scientists taking a general physics course. Written with today's students in mind, this text covers the core material required by an introductory course in a clear and refreshing way. A second colour is used throughout to enhance
The Courage to Love: Surviving and Thriving in Your Relationship: A Practical Guide for Couples in Distress from Dr Colm O'Connor, a Clinical Psychologist and Couples TherapistDr Colm O'Connor, a clinical psychologist and couples therapist, has for over twenty years explored the emotional lives of couples and researched hundreds of cases of couples in distress. Looking beneath the surface of everyday complaints, The Courage to Love reveals those insights and shows how we seek solutions to life's most essential questions in close relationships. It answers common
The Second Book Of Irish MammiesColm O'Regan's massive bestseller Isn't It Well For Ye? The Book of Irish Mammies brought the wonderful world of the Irish Mammy to homes across Ireland, where it took pride of place alongside the good scissors and the bit of string that might come in handy someday. And now, before you can say "Is it that time already?", Irish Mammy is back with more words of wisdom. That's More Of It Now: The
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Abused By His Priest. Betrayed By His Church. The Story of the Boy Who Sued the Pope.'I was living in a world where a priest who spoke the words of God used me for sex, and there was no-one to tell. The world where this horror happened didn't exist for anyone else.' As a boy in Ireland where everyone -- from among his own neighbours to the powers of church and state -- chose to deny that a priest could sexually assault a child, Colm O'Gorman felt only shame, guilt and fear at the
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The value of a company in financial terms is the sum of all future Free Cash Flows (FCF) discounted by the Cost of Capital (WACC) to the present year.
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Guest Artists
The mission of the VCU Department of Dance and Choreography presenting program is to support the creation of innovative work, stretch the potential of the art form and develop new audiences for dance while extending ideas about what dance can be. The program is committed to providing VCU and the Richmond community with opportunities to experience a broad range of the diverse aesthetics of contemporary dance while providing insight into its history and development.
While in residence with VCU Dance, guest artists have made significant contributions to the development of the Richmond dance community, student performance skills and new dance works. Most guest artists have taught a repertory class in residence, as well as worked intensively with the students on performance elements and in the community performing outreach activities. VCU Dance is committed to building new audiences while enlightening the current dance audience in the university and Richmond communities.
Funding for presenting projects in 2015-2016 is graciously provided by the E. Rhodes and Leona B. Carpenter Foundation.
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TOROBAKA/FLASH: The Cultural Intimacy Project, including Akram Khan & Israel Galvan and Rennie Harris & Michael Sakamoto.
Nora Chipaumire
Ronald K. Brown
Heidi Weiss
Erika Randall
Tania Isaac Dance
Daniel Gwirtzman
Miguel Gutierrez and the Powerful People
Meisha Bosma
2006-2007 Guest Artists
Jawole Willa Jo Zollar/Maria Bauman
Urban Bush Women
Monica Bill Barnes
Robert Battle (with his company, Battleworks, prior to his 2011
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Martha Myers
Gerri Houlihan
2004-2005 Guest Artists
Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane Dance Company
Gesel Mason
Claire Porter
Donald McKayle
Clay Taliaferro
Carla Maxwell
Ann Vachon
Limón Dance Company
Nick Cave
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Rumors are flying on New York's nightlife blogs that Jon B. (Home and Guesthouse) wants to open an eco-friendly nightclub. But at Habana Outpost (757 Fulton Street) over in Brooklyn, green drinking's nothing new.
The Fort Greenebase of Sean Meenan's Café Habana is a cheerful, community-oriented eco-eatery that offers outdoor markets on Saturday afternoons and movie nights on Sundays at 8. The drinks come in biodegradable cornstarch cups. The plates are made from sugar cane. The lighting inside (boy, is there lightingnot much opportunity for romance here) is partially powered by solar panels in the courtyard, and while most of the seating is outdoor, the centerpiece of the Outpost is the world's first sunlit chandelier.
The Outpost reopened for the season on Saturday amid music, models and mojitos, culminating with the anticlimactic unveiling of the new downstairs lounge. Hordes of people gathered in long lines inside for frozen drinks (um, not frozen) and freezing bathrooms; outside, hungry patrons huddled in front of chef Oscar Teco's food truck, waiting for Habana's renowned grilled corn. (The orders eventually got so backed up that they stopped taking them.) The crowd's attention to the stage waxed and waned, waxing again when the burlesque performers began. The emcee swallowed a phallic balloon. Pinky Special wiggled through her entire set in a hula-hoop. It started to rain.
Everyone regrouped inside, taking smoke breaks underneath the umbrellas that staffers quickly pitched, and waited for the basement door to finally open. When one of the employees momentarily left it unattended, we took the opportunity to sneak downstairs. Bad idea: The rain combined with freshly painted steps to create a steel ski slope, and our friend went down hard. Her toes were smudged black with paint; two days later, she claims it still won't come off.
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Much later we discovered that the vibe in the lounge is just as chill as it is everywhere at the Outpostirritatingly so for busy days like this. But the people are pretty, the atmosphere is festive, and, in the spirit of energy efficiency, revelers can pedal their way to a buzz on the bicycle-powered blender.
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Fellows of Senate
Barry Catchlove AM
Dr Barry Catchlove is a Fellow of Senate elected by and from the graduates of the University of Sydney.
Dr Catchlove's term of office as a Fellow of Senate:
- term 1: 24 February 2016 - 31 December 2017 (two years) - current term
Dr Catchlove's term of office as a Pro-Chancellor:
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Dr Barry Catchlove has more than 40 years' experience in healthcare, covering a range of clinical, medical administration and board appointments. He was appointed national president of the Australian Hospital Association and chairman of the Australian Council of Healthcare Standards.
Dr Catchlove was first elected as a Graduate Fellow of Senate in 2009 for a four year term, and is now re-elected to Senate. During his time on Senate Dr Catchlove was Pro-Chancellor (March 2013 – November 2013), Chair of the Safety and Risk Management Committee (March 2010 – November 2013) and a member of the Nominations and Appointments Committee (August 2010 – November 2013).
He was formerly President of the University of Sydney Alumni Council and President of the University of Sydney Medical Graduates' Association.
His most recent appointment has been to the Sydney Local Health District Council, as Deputy Chair, which is a part of the newly reorganised Healthcare structure in Australia.
Although he originally trained as a physician/internist, Dr Catchlove has spent most of his professional life in health management, in both the public and private sectors.
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Director Steven Spielberg has purchased the screen rights to the WikiLeaks story.
Spielberg bought the rights to "WikiLeaks: Inside Julian Assange's War on Secrecy," written by Guardian journalists David Leigh and Luke Harding, the Guardian reported Wednesday.
DreamWorks will produce the movie, according to the Guardian, and also purchased the rights to a book by Assange's former colleague Daniel Domscheit-Berg titled "Inside WikiLeaks."
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A brief history of geeks
No so long ago, the computer geek was confined to the back rooms and basements of companies everywhere.
No so long ago, the computer geek was confined to the back rooms and basements of companies everywhere.
Why would jurors in a huge murder trial violate a judge's order to not discuss the case by posting seemingly innocuous comments about the trial on their Facebook pages? That's what the judge, the court, the lawyers, and the public in Lancaster County...
Mozilla's Firefox Web browser has just hit a new milestone, reaching its 1 billionth user download.
So what's it mean for computer users now that Microsoft and Yahoo today finally are announcing their long-anticipated marriage of Microsoft's Bing search engine and Yahoo's premium search advertising tools? Will this change our lives?
Well, friends, sound the wedding bells: The longest-running courtship in the history of mankind has finally reached its climax. No July Fools' joke here -- Microsoft and Yahoo have agreed to tie the knot and form a search partnership.
Yahoo started out in 1994 as a ragtag site called "Jerry and David's Guide to the World Wide Web," named after founders Jerry Yang and David Filo who were at the time students at Stanford University.
The Microsoft Corp. and Yahoo Inc. courtship that has been taking place on and off for the past four years had grown as tiresome as the annual Brett Favre retirement watch.
Microsoft's surprise offer last week to European Union (EU) antitrust regulators that it will give Windows users a chance to download rivals' browsers stunned some, who likened it to waving the white flag.
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Forty years ago this summer, a programmer sat down and knocked out in one month what would become one of the most important pieces of software ever created.
For a while there, I kinda forgot Yahoo existed. This week's news brings the company back with a vengeance.
Unless you've been living in a cave all summer like one of my friends (it's in Finland, he's an artistic genius) you've probably heard the buzz about cloud computing.
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Walkable Cities Are More Affordable Than You Think – We Need More of Them
People living in walkable cities may have high housing costs, but they also tend to have low transportation costs and better access to jobs, according to a new study from Smart Growth America [PDF].
SGA ranked the 30 largest American regions according to the share of rental housing, office space, and retail located in areas with high Walk Scores. Then, using data from the Center for Neighborhood Technology, each region was also assigned a "social equity index" score based on housing and transportation costs for moderate-income households, as well as the number of jobs residents can access.
SGA found a significant link between walkability and its equity index, even though housing costs tend to be higher in walkable places.
In the areas with the highest walkable urbanism score, housing costs per square foot are indeed quite a bit higher than in car-oriented places — 93 percent higher, according to SGA. But moderate-income households in those six regions also have lower transportation costs — about 19 percent of their income, on average, compared to 28 percent in the least walkable places. Residents of compact places likely pay for less square footage than residents of spread-out places.
All told, SGA found that moderate-income households in the six most walkable regions spend about the same share of their income on housing and transportation combined as moderate-income households across all 30 metros — about 42 percent and 41 percent, respectively.


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Van Halen at Red Rocks Amphitheatre (photos, review)
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How to stop obsessive thinking about getting fired?
Every job I have ever had I become convinced I am getting fired. How can I stop believing this and sabotaging myself at work. [more inside]
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I feel insane for even posting about this, but my (ever-so-slight) anxiety is getting the best of me! Around two months ago, I accepted a job with a great company. It is what they are calling a "W2 contractor" position. So, I'm a W2 employee where they take care of deducting taxes from my paycheck for me, but I don't receive any health benefits, PTO, etc. etc. I'm paid hourly, and my hourly wage is well above the norm, I'm guessing to help offset the lack of benefits. Some weeks I work 40 hours, others I work 15 or so... it depends on the workload available. Essentially, it's kind of like being a part time employee. [more inside]
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I get data review and entry work done extremely fast with no discernible lack of quality. But, I also have a persistent feeling I'm doing things wrong or missing important details. How to fix this? [more inside]
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The company I work for is behaving very strangely. Am I being paranoid, or should I start looking for a new job? (Posted anonymously for job security reasons.) [more inside]
It twarn't me!
I started a new job a couple months ago at a small company, and since then, there has been some theft of company property. [more inside]
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I have been searching the site but have not found my specific situation. I would like to know if there is a way to tell that you are being video or audio recorded at work. Not on the computer, just in general. [more inside]
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Does anyone else live with the constant feeling things are about to take a turn for the worse? [more inside]
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Born out of a passion for innovation and creativity Ardingly Solar aims to be the first ever European School to compete in the 2015 World Solar Challenge – a biennial race across Australia from Darwin to Adelaide of over 3000km.
From high-level electrical programming to acquiring financial sponsorship, the project takes students into the world of industry; driving them to develop a combination of skills independently as they overcome the challenges of building their own solar car.
With a need for speed, an eye for detail and a taste for style we want to produce a car that doesn't just race well but looks good too. We also want to inspire younger students around the world to take on projects of global importance, to venture where no student has been before and to break the boundaries of what people tell them is possible!
As well as overseeing general operations Matt has been heavily involved in the electronics for the team, developing a unique raspberry pi system to control electronics for the car. When Matt isn't working on the car, you can find him on the hockey pitch or training with the football team.
Leading the largest and rowdiest division of this student led project isn't always easy, but assertive, reassuring and passionate about science, Holly makes light work of this task. As engineers, it's the role of the mechanics team to produce a chassis and shell for the car.
James is our Media Manager and Matt's right hand man. Working with the College PR team, he has introduced and developed links with local, national and international media. James' decision to take a Gap Year was an excellent move, as he has been kept incredibly busy with final preparations for our World Solar Challenge bid, he is also one of our solar EV drivers.
It's the complex network of wires and cables that brings any electric vehicle to life. Chris and his team are in 'charge' of this elaborate system: ensuring solar panels, batteries and the motor are all functional and properly integrated into the car.
The brainchild behind this website: fascinated by the world of code and programming Lennart made his debut with the team in 2014. He tells the team modestly 'I started with very little, but each time I faced a problem, I looked it up and learnt from other people's code and over time I became better and better to code on the level I do today'.
Enthusiastic, modest and unassuming, it is now Johannes 3rd year in the team. Working closely with the Marketing Team and our partners in industry, the business team make this engineers dream possible.
From the forefront of industry to the classroom, Dr Spiers began his career as a teacher in 2004. As pioneer of the Ardingly Solar Car, Dr Spiers supervises activity on the car and provides a wealth of valued expertise and advice to ensure deadlines are met.
It takes hours and hours of hard work from a very special type of person to ensure the smooth running of what is as much a business as a school project. For our team, this person is John: a man with a wealth of experience and expertise, willing to listen and advise; to help a team of schoolchildren realise their vision of racing in the World Solar Challenge. John Binns is also CEO and founder of Lincoln Binns Ltd an electronic enclosures and panel printing company. Find out more at: www.linconlbinns.com
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Ada is a home away from home!
Our stay in Istanbul was amazing and the Ada Hotel was such a warm and friendly place to stay. Such gracious hospitality! The hotel is new and very charming with all amenities. Lovely view of the Sea of Marmura. Breakfast included. A fabulous location in Sultanahmet. This is a hidden gem! I highly recommend it.
All'Ada ci si sente come a casa!
La nostra permanenza a Istanbul � stata stupenda e l'Ada Hotel si � rivelato una sistemazione confortevole e amichevole. Un'ospitalit� davvero eccellente! L'hotel � nuovo e veramente incantevole, dotato di ogni comfort. Bellissima vista sul Mar di Marmara. Colazione inclusa. Posizione favolosa nel Sultanahmet. Questo posto � una perla rara! Lo raccomando altamente.
Bonne adresse pour découvrir Istamboul
Petit h�tel tr�s r�cent avec de grandes chambres bien meubl�es et tr�s propres.
Bien situ�, tout pr�s de la mosqu�e bleue, dans une petite rue calme (sauf l'appel � la pri�re de 5h dans la mosqu�e voisine). Toutes les chambres ont une jolie vue sur la mer de Marmara.
A 5mn � pied de l'arr�t de tramway Sultanahmet.
Bon accueil, patron serviable et accomodant.
Une curiosit� : la baignoire � remous est dans la chambre et pas dans la salle d'eau.
Upscale small hotel in Sultanahmet
We spent two days at the Ada Hotel in November of 2006. The hotel was opened in July - with some features in the final stages of completion - ie the elevator and terrace. These are due to be completed in early 2007. The hotel itself is modern, spacious and luxurious with views to the Sea of Marmara. The hotel has been built in the design of a Turkish house but with all the modern features that attract North American travellers. In some rooms there are even jacuzzi bathtubs looking out to the view. The hotel is located in quiet residential area a block from the Hippodrome and Blue Mosque. The owners, who designed and built this hotel, also own the very successful Best Western Spectra Hotel around the corner. For people who would like a bit more luxury, kingsized beds, designer linens and up to date bathrooms, this is the place for you.
Le vrai charme de Constantinople
Nous avons pass� 5 jours inoubliables dans ce petit h�tel. Il est vraiment tr�s joli avec ses vues byzantines sur la mer de Marmara et avec ses chambres propres et lumineuses. Cette vieille maison ottomane se trouve en plein centre ville, juste � c�t� de la Mosqu�e Bleue, dans une ruelle tr�s calme. Elle est r�cemment reconstruite dans un style un peu simple mais chez-soi. On se sentait vraiment � l'aise ici. Le personnel �tait tr�s gentil et les petits d�jeuners sur la terrace - magiques. A vrai dire, cet h�tel vaut plus ce qu'il co�te.
One of the most beautiful places in Istanbul !
This is seriously one of the most beautiful places in Istanbul !
Such a wonderful hotel will be difficult to find again !
It is:
- 3 minutes walk from the Blue Mosque
- very quiet location
- view on the Marmara Sea and the Sokullu Mosque (great !)
-wonderful bright, tasteful modern rooms
and a very friendly, helpful and attentive support service !
Breakfast is in a hotel 2 minutes walk from the Ada-Hotel.
On the 4th floor You have a view on the Blue Mosque, the Hagia Sofia, the Marmara Sea (including ships) and sunrise - if You are on time.
This is an unforgettable experience !
Great Place to Stay in Sultanahmet
After planning to stay at the Spectra Hotel by a friend's recommendation, the hotel manager offered us a room at the new Hotel Ada (about a block from the Blue Mosque). We stayed a week. We had a third floor room that over looked the Sea of Marmara and the neighborhood mosque. Not only was the room new and spacious, it was spotlessly clean, beautifully appointed, including a jacuzzi, and latest in room temperature controls..
The breakfast (included in the price) was elaborate and delicious. Food included:cereal, eggs, cheeses, juices, sweet breads, fruit, yummy yogurt, tea and coffee. The view was breathtaking.
Great management! They helped us negotiate the historical sites, transportaion, dinners, whirling dervish show and shopping. They treated us as if we were their personal guests.
The location puts you within walking distance of all of old Istanbul.
We hope to return to this beautiful city and would look forward to staying again at the Ada!
Great Hotel - Ada Hotel Istanbul
This place is just renovated and looks GREAT! There is a nice panoramic view of the Marmara Sea from every room, and each room is equipped with a jaccuzzi tub.
It is a five minute walking distance to all the central tourist areas, such as Aya Sofia or the Blue Mosque or the Grand Bazaar. The hotel staff are very friendly and accomodating. They speak fluent English and are very helpful.
We held our family reunion there and everyone enjoyed the accomodations. We highly recommend this place.
Great hotel with fantastic views
In this hotel I took my best picture of Istanbul - from my room's window. The hotel is a small wooden house located in a very quiet street just near the Hippodrome and Blue Mosque, on the slope of the hill. So every window in the hotel faces Marmara sea and beautiful ruins of an old ottoman mosque.
The hotel is very small and very new (it's just opened when I came there in october). And it's very cozy. Generally it's made in traditional turkish style, but there is jacuzzi in each room, so you can enjoy the sunsets on Marmara sea laying in jacuzzi.
Staff is great and very friendly. Cleaning is perfect every day. Great value for reasonable money. Highly recommended!
Ada Hotel
I*ve been 10 days in this hotel and it*s been great. The hotel is completly new. With an excelent bathroom and yakusi style bath. (Wonderfull). Place was very clean, and every day they cleaned it up everything. The breakfast amazing, was almost the best food of the day, no joke. If I'd came again I'll book the same hotel and I'll recommend it to all my friends.
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We knew we didn't have alot of time in Istanbul so we made sure we knew exactly what we wanted to do and how to get there.
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Jacks International Limited (Jacks) is a health products retailer based in Singapore. The company retails various health foods and supplements. It is also involved in the metal fabrication, installation of piping and ducting business. It also provides engineering services, including bending and fabrication of copper, steel, and stainless steel piping. In addition, it offers installation of ducts, tubing machinery, and other capital equipment, and machinery and grinding of tools, dies, castings, and other equipment in Australia. It operates through its subsidiaries such as William Jacks and Co. (Singapore) Pte. Ltd. (Singapore), Nutra-Source Pte. Ltd. (Singapore), Jacks Overseas Limited (Bahamas) and William Jacks (Australia) Pty. Ltd. (Australia). The company operates as a subsidiary of Abacus Pacific N.V. Jacks is headquartered in Singapore. SHOW LESS READ MORE >
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On why Hugh Charles didn't play more
"He had the elbow injury, and that hurt him a little bit. We had some different personnel situations today, we had some shuffling of different guys."
On the decision to start Bernard Jackson
"Throughout the week we had used Bernard and James in varying roles. We just thought going from there that B-Jack would give us the best chance. To be honest, we planned to play James a bit more today, but as the game played out B-Jack just gave us the best chance."
Asked if it would be a week-by-week proposition, Helfrich said, "Probably."
On the offense overall
"We've got to keep searching. We haven't found the right buttons. We haven't executed, all 11 guys at the same time enough. We'll keep searching."
On why Dusty Sprague didn't play more.
"We're going to get the guys in the game that we think give us the best chance to win. That's not anything negative about Dusty. I think Dusty played more this week than he did last week. It's just kind of the events of the game and how we evolved offensively, he was not involved. But we're always going to try to fit the role to the guy."
LB Jordon Dizon
On the frustration level of the team
"There's not frustration. I trust in this staff, I trust in this team and everyone does. You can see it in the locker room. No one's down. Everyone's ready for practice tomorrow. It's a good sign when a team is ready to go and ready to compete. After having two losses like that we're going to pick it up sooner or later."
"It's going to take working on the details every day. It's the little things that are killing us. Once we get those fixed, we'll be up there."
On he and the team's belief in Dan Hawkins as a coach
"We trust in him, we believe in him. We've got a new coach, a new staff. We all 100 percent believe in them. I'm speaking from my heart. We know in our heart he's going to take us where we need to go. We're never going to be successful unless you walk in the fire. That's what we're doing right now. You learn the most when you walk in the fire."
RB Byron Ellis
In general
"We got out of synch in the second half, but I see improvements in the offense."
On Bernard Jackson getting the start at QB
"We're just trying to find that quarterback that can lead us on offense where we can be efficient enough and march down the field. We've got three good quarterbacks."
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On his start at QB
"We were just tried to do something different – keep them guessing. We were hoping things would turn out better, but they didn't."
On halftime adjustments
"There was no adjustment. Everything that we had watched on film they did. There weren't too many adjustments."
Asked if he thought he would start next week vs. Arizona State, Jackson said, "I'm not sure. I'm just going to keep working."
Asked if he thought he gives the Buffs the best chance to win ballgames, Jackson said, "Yes, I do. Not to down-talk the other guys, but I think I bring some different things that guys can feed off of."


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He was too much of a wuss to say anything when the waiter overcharged him $30.
Paul was a wuss and rode the ski lift back down the hill.
Paul was a wuss and rode the ski lift back down the hill.
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A big fat pussy who takes it like a bitch.
You are a wuss
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A Wuss, A scaredy cat. one who daredent.
Wuss - Sarah and Lauren
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Weekend Shit Syndrome (W.S.S.)- The onset of a significant bowel movement, usually after the consumption of alchol, thus it most often occurs during the weekend.
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Located within 2 miles (3 km) of I-20 Wildlife Preserve and Jenna Welch Nature Study Center, Days Inn Midland places you within a few miles (5 km) of Haley Memorial Library and History Center. This 125-room hotel has conveniences like free breakfast, an outdoor pool, and free in-room WiFi. Museum of the Southwest and George W. Bush Childhood Home are also nearby.
Free continental breakfast is included with your stay and awaits you each morning.
All of Days Inn Midland's 125 air-conditioned rooms provide microwaves, refrigerators, and coffee makers. TVs come with cable channels, and free WiFi keeps guests connected. Bathrooms have hair dryers and free toiletries. Free local calls and desks are other standard amenities.
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Resona Said to Join Sharp Loan Group With 20 Billion Yen Funding
Resona Holdings Inc. will join Japanese lenders offering 360 billion yen ($4.4 billion) of emergency loans to TV maker Sharp Corp., three bank officials with knowledge of the matter said.
Mitsubishi UFJ Trust & Banking Corp., Mizuho Trust & Banking Co. and Resona's banking unit are holding talks on a plan under which Resona would provide 20 billion yen and the two trust banks would each offer 10 billion yen to loans announced in September, the officials said, asking not to be named because the discussion is confidential.
Sharp, the manufacturer cutting more than 10,000 jobs as it tries to return to profit, secured 180 billion yen in collateralized loans through its main lenders Mizuho Corporate Bank Ltd. and Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ Ltd., it said on Sept. 28. Osaka-based Sharp also got a 180 billion yen credit facility that expires at the end of June.
Japan's Yomiuri newspaper reported the three banks' contribution to the emergency loan yesterday, without citing anyone.
Shinya Matsumoto, a spokesman for Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group Inc., which houses the trust banking unit, declined to comment. Michio Nagano, a Tokyo-based spokesman for Mizuho Trust, and Kunio Matsui, a spokesman for Resona, also declined to comment.


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I am an adult paraplegic with a brother and sister as co-trustees, which were in cooperation with each other and were stealing from the family trust even before my final parent died,now months after the estate was settled I still have not received...
The other answers are correct and appropriate. In similar cases handled at our office, we have had Trustees try to allege that efforts to remove the constitute a challenge of the trust. In our experience, courts can differentiate between challenging a trust and enforcing it. This is important to us because we don't want courts even considering "no contest clauses," which are enforceable (allegedly) in Utah--where our primary practice is set.
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I signed over guardianship to my Aunt and Uncle who live in Portland, Oregon. The case was in Utah and DCFS was involved until I signed the guardianship over. Its now been 3 years and I want my girls back. I've done everything asked of me. My aunt...
You really need to go see a lawyer--if there is a guardianship in place, something will have to happen to address it, and that something will likely involve a court proceeding and/or DCFS. If you have limited means, you may want to contact the Utah State Bar and see if there is a "low bono" attorney that can help (at a reduced fee). You may also want to contact Utah Legal Services.See question
The Mother sent a letter by way of lawyer to get me to give the funds to the kids. What protection do I have by law and will she be able to force me to give the funds to them without a law suite?
You may have set up the accounts as being owned by you, but somehow attaching the grandchildren's names. If that is the case (i.e., if the account were owned by you), you can close them any time without consequence.
On the other hand, you may have set up the accounts under a Uniform Transfers to Minors Act (also known as UTMA) set up. If that is the case, the kids likely have some vested rights and their parent may be able to assert those rights on behalf of the grandkids (and possibly regardless of what the grandkids want).
If you received a letter form a lawyer...you should consult with a lawyer consistent with the prior answer. I suspect many lawyers would give you a 15 to 30 minute consultation on this issue without charge.
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In the 11th hour of the build he has decided to increase prices on amounts we have already agreed upon. We have tried to negotiate with the builder and explain to him that our decisions were based off the original amounts he gave us, that we may n...
When you say you have already agreed upon pricing, is that in a written contract? If so, you need to review the contract to see what changes in pricing can be made, or what the process is for a change. If you have not agreed to pricing in a signed writing, the answer to the question of whether you can hold him to a certain pricing arrangement is difficult. It would depend a lot on the facts and circumstances surrounding the agreement.
You may want to consult with a good construction attorney. Before you do that, however, you might want to go and sit down with the developer to determine whether (a) you really want to go through with the transaction (depending on the stage of the transaction), and/or (b) you can make some concessions and ask him to do the same.
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There going threw a messy divorce, both are so worried about finding another partner that there is no concern for the children care or well being and this worries me a lot and I feel very strong about doing this till they can both start acting lik...
You need to contact the department of child and family services if the children are being neglected.
If the parents would consent to you becoming the guardian, you should go see an attorney about a guardianship and conservatorship proceeding...but you should note that DCFS might become involved even if the parents do consent.See question
I was under the impression that property can not be transferred out of an irrevocable trust to a beneficiary.
Property would have left the trust in one of three ways: (1) as a distribution to a beneficiary, (2) by exercise of a power granted to someone (e.g., a trustee or trust protector) to make a discretionary transfer (which would be similar to a distribution), or (3) by way of a purchase transaction. You need to review the trust agreement to determine how the transfer might have been permitted. I highly recommend you review the trust agreement with a trust attorney--I find most non-attorneys do not quite understand trust provisions, plus the attorney should give you an unbiased review of the situation. There may also be other facts that are important and applicable to the situation.
Review the trust agreement with an attorney.See question
They told me they were from one company but they were really a different co. I don't feel that I should have to find someone to buy their system. I'm not a salesman. They want $450. for me to buy them out. I asked them for a copy of may contra...
I would tell them you need a copy of all the signed contracts to know whether you are obligated to pay. Then withhold payment until you see the contracts. You really need to see the contracts to determine your legal obligations.
That said, you need to know that they may commence a lawsuit against you, turn you over to a collection agency, or attempt to report you to the credit reporting agencies. You will need to be ready to deal with each of these contingencies.
Knowing that....it might be a good idea to explain why you don't feel that you should have to pay, but tell them you are willing to split it with them for the purposes of getting it resolved. You would then want to make sure your agreement is in writing (look for an e-mail or letter from them telling you that upon payment of $X the debt is resolved).
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in utah does a verbal contract uphold in court ? they hve changed the interest from 1500 flat to 0.5% and now are saying 6.2% and have changed it so that our 450 a month isnt counting an over payment. the payment is actually $433 a month and we p...
I agree with Mr. Ipson.
I would only add that based on my experience, there is a good chance that there will be some hurt feelings if this is not handled tactfully. Depending on your financial situation, you might want to consider just securing some financing from a commercial lender. If that is just not possible, you need to consider the long-term impact that a workout will have--if you stand your ground and if they stand their ground.
Hope you get things worked out.
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We received a judgment against a construction LLC, This is a one owner LLC as well. This company said they were filing for bankruptcy but they have not yet and it has been 45 days past the judgment date. Can we go after the owner's wages or asset...
I agree with the prior answer. I would add that too frequently owners of single member LLCs do not not honor their LLCs as being separate legal persons. Of course, you have to spend some money to dig into the debtor's affairs before you know this--which is why it is nice to get information on your debtor and the owner of the debtor first.
I would also add that this is the type of case some lawyers will take on a contingent fee basis, but because it is not what I would call an "ordinary collection" you would be better off hiring an attorney experienced in piercing through layers of entities and paying that attorney by the hour. If you hire such an attorney, you will be into the collection several thousand dollars before you even know whether you have much of a case--it will cost more than you plan and it will take longer than you plan.
Best of luck.
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We started this nightmare in January. It's a short sale, we offered full asking price. After many delays, many deadlines, we finally closed Friday May18. This was the forth time that a closing had been set. We still do not have the keys, May 24, a...
I am not sure you will get a clear answer to your question. You indicated that you have closed, but that the finance company needs a new letter from the seller's 1st mortgage holder? Are you talking about your lender needing a letter? Have you actually closed (i.e., are you the owner of the property?).
Short sales can be confusing. If you are borrowing to pay the purchase price, you will likely end up with title insurance, that should assure that you actually end up owning the property free of liens. However, I would not necessarily rely on your lender or title company to make sure you are protected. I recommend you visit with an attorney and hire him or her to help you either (a) make sure you get what you bargained for, or (b) get you out of the deal (with attention to any damages for which you might be held liable).
Lender's on short sales take a long time to close and may jerk you around. However, if it is a good deal, it is a good idea to stick with the transaction. If it is not a great deal, you should be less tolerant of delays.
Visit with an attorney and take all the contracts and documents regarding the transaction with you to your consultation.
Best of luck.
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Blue Peter
Blue Peter was a popular BBC children's television programme.
History Edit
Faction Paradox attacked the Blue Peter garden in 1996. This caused a far more intense psychological reaction than any direct assault on the people's psyche. (PROSE: Interference - Book Two)
In 2006, an alien ship crashed into the Thames. Blue Peter presenter Matt Baker did a feature on how to make an alien ship cake. (TV: Aliens of London)
In 2008, Maria Jackson watched an episode in which the presenters Gethin Jones and Konnie Huq promoted the Bane's Bubble Shock! soft drink. (TV: Invasion of the Bane)
Other information Edit
Ace, who left Earth in 1987, wore two Blue Peter badges on her jacket; one standard blue badge, one silver. (TV: Remembrance of the Daleks) One of them had been awarded for heroic achievement. (PROSE: Cat's Cradle: Time's Crucible)
- The actor, Sophie Aldred, had won two Blue Peter badges in her youth and was entitled to wear them on-screen, according to the BBC's strict regulations regarding the use of Blue Peter badges. (BBC DVD: The Horns of Nimon)
Laurence recalled that the Doctor had a companion whose name was the same as a girl on Blue Peter. (PROSE: Telling Tales)
Behind the scenes Edit
Overview Edit
In real life, Blue Peter has had a longtime association with Doctor Who. It was used on many occasions to promote the series and upcoming episodes, monsters and special events, including the debuts of Peter Davison and Sylvester McCoy, who spoke about taking up the role of the Doctor. Historically, the series has proven valuable for not only featuring contemporary interviews with actors and behind-the-scenes personnel from the series, but for also providing glimpses into production history.
For many years, the series also had another connection to the franchise in the form of co-host Peter Purves, who appeared on Blue Peter for many years after his tenure playing Steven Taylor in Seasons 2 and 3.
Doctor Who Magazine explored the programme and its vast connections to Doctor Who in its 334th issue.
Clips from missing episodes Edit
A 1973 instalment of Blue Peter marking the tenth anniversary of Doctor Who included many excerpts from the William Hartnell and Patrick Troughton eras; due to the BBC's then-ongoing practice of junking old episodes, these clips are in many cases the last surviving remnants of these episodes. These include such significant moments as the death of Katarina in The Daleks' Master Plan (which was aired on Blue Peter primarily because it featured then-co-host Peter Purves during his tenure as companion), and the regeneration of the First Doctor into the Second from The Tenth Planet.
These clips survived beyond their initial Blue Peter broadcast thanks to long-time showrunner Biddy Baxter's staunch policy of archiving every episode of Blue Peter.
Design a monster competitions Edit
Blue Peter has run contests over the years involving Doctor Who. The design for the Abzorbaloff from 2006's Love & Monsters originated in a Blue Peter "design your own monster" competition, won by nine-year-old William Grantham. Contrary to rumour, the Krotons did not originate in a 1967 competition; a design-a-monster competition was held on Blue Peter, but the winning design did not appear on Doctor Who.
TARDIS design competition Edit
In late 2009-early 2010, a Blue Peter contest invited viewers to submit designs for a new TARDIS control console to be featured in an upcoming episode. On 17th February 2010, Matt Smith chose twelve-year-old Susannah Leah's design as the winner; it was announced that Neil Gaiman's episode in Series 5 would feature this design in some way. However, the episode's funding ran out of money and it was pushed back to Series 6, when it appeared as The Doctor's Wife and featured Leah's design as the Junk TARDIS console. [1] [2] [3]
Impact on casting Edit
Blue Peter directly influenced the casting of one character on Doctor Who. In 2006, a viewer contest was held for under-14s, with the prize being a chance to appear in an upcoming episode. The winner, John Bell, not only appeared in TV: Utopia, but in a significant role as Creet, a young boy Martha Jones befriends who later is transformed into a Toclafane.
Other information and trivia Edit
When two Dalek props were stolen, Blue Peter ran an appeal to bring them back. They were returned within twenty-four hours.
Guest appearances Edit
Doctor Who Edit
- Raymond Cusick (possibly didn't personally appear in studio, but was at least referred to by name and picture)
- Patrick Troughton (the first Doctor to judge a Blue Peter competition)
- Jon Pertwee
- Dick Mills (Special Sounds)
- John Nathan-Turner (Producer)
- Peter Davison
- Richard Hurndall
- Colin Baker
- Bonnie Langford
- Sylvester McCoy
- Christopher Eccleston
- David Tennant
- Elisabeth Sladen
- Anthony Head
- Freema Agyeman
- John Barrowman
- Russell T Davies
- Matt Smith
- Susannah Leah
Non-human characters Edit
- A War Machine
- Daleks
- Cybermen
- L1 and L3 robots
- Robot Yeti (Mark 2)
- Sil
- Sea Devils
- Kraals
The Sarah Jane Adventures Edit
- Elisabeth Sladen
- Samantha Bond - In character as Mrs Wormwood.
- Yasmin Paige
- Tommy Knight
- Daniel Anthony
- Anjli Mohindra
Episode clips Edit
Doctor Who Edit
- An Unearthly Child
- The Daleks' Master Plan - Clips from currently lost episodes.
- The War Machines
- The Tenth Planet - Regeneration clip from currently lost episode four.
- The War Games - Five from episode ten, including reused footage from currently lost Fury from the Deep (episode one).
- The Three Doctors
- The Hand of Fear
- The Ribos Operation
- The Pirate Planet
- Black Orchid
- The Five Doctors
- Journey's End
On DVD Edit
Many Blue Peter segments relating to specific episodes and/or events have been included on DVD releases from BBC Video.
Doctor Who Edit
- The Dalek Invasion of Earth (How to make Dalek cakes)
- The Romans (Feature on Roman life)
- The War Machines
- The Three Doctors (Feature on the "Whomobile" with Jon Pertwee)
- Robot (Filming on Doctor Who sets)
- Genesis of the Daleks (Stolen Daleks appeal)
- The Invisible Enemy
- The Stones of Blood
- The Horns of Nimon (part 1 of a 2-part retrospective documentary)
- The Leisure Hive
- Castrovalva
- The Five Doctors
- Black Orchid
- The Mark of the Rani
- Doctor Who (part 2 of a 2-part retrospective documentary)
The Sarah Jane Adventures Edit
- From Series 1 DVD set: Set visit.
Blue Peter presenters in Doctor Who Edit
- Peter Purves, prior to his presenting stint on Blue Peter, was an actor. He was cast as Morton Dill and then as companion Steven Taylor opposite William Hartnell's First Doctor in The Chase. Purves's presence on Blue Peter is directly credited with the fact that some footage from his era on Doctor Who survives due to being used in the show.
- Janet Ellis played Teka in The Horns of Nimon.
- Christopher Wenner had a walk-on part as a Roundhead soldier in The Awakening.
- Sarah Greene was unrecognisable as Varne in Attack of the Cybermen.
- Gethin Jones played a Cyberman and Dalek in Rise of the Cybermen/The Age of Steel and The Stolen Earth/Journey's End respectively.


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Los Alamos Little Theater will perform "Lions in Illyria" at 7 p.m. The show is appropriate for all ages, and will last about 75 minutes. For this production only, tickets are priced at $10 for all seats. Get tickets at C.B. Fox, online through lalt.org or at the door.
Los Alamos Little Theater will perform "Lions in Illyria" at 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. The show is appropriate for all ages, and will last about 75 minutes. For this production only, tickets are priced at $10 for all seats. Get tickets at C.B. Fox, online through lalt.org or at the door.
Los Alamos Little Theater will perform "Lions in Illyria" at 2 p.m. The show is appropriate for all ages, and will last about 75 minutes. For this production only, tickets are priced at $10 for all seats. Get tickets at C.B. Fox, online through lalt.org or at the door.
Community Resiliency Committee quarterly meeting from 10-11 a.m. in meeting room 1 at Mesa Public Library. The resiliency committee is a subcommittee of the Los Alamos Community Health Council. For more information, to provide input or request minutes, call 470-0841.
Los Alamos Little Theatre's "Lions in Illyria," a new play by Robert Kauzlaric, opens Friday, with a showing at 7 p.m. and runs for the next two weekends.
Based on William Shakespeare's "Twelfth Night," the story has been adapted for all ages with themes of friendship, bullying, love, and sibling rivalry, plus epic sword-fighting, dancing, disguises, and silliness.
Four adult actors bring the story alive, transforming into a crazy cast of animal characters inhabiting the magical world of Illyria, accompanied by live music from Shakespeare's time played on recorders, viola and drum.
Separated from her brother by a storm at sea, the young lioness Violet must brave an unknown country all alone. Disguised as a boy, she joins up with a preposterous peacock on a quest to claim the attentions of the most graceful gazelle in town. But soon Violet is torn between multiple masters and her adventure takes a turn for the absurd when she becomes entangled in the clownish antics of a hilarious hyena, a wacky warthog and his featherbrained dodo sidekick – and don't forget the monkey pirate!
The play is directed by Jess Cullinan, and stars Rose Corrigan, Jim
Jenkins, Tina Jenkins and Patrick Webb. Musicians are Patricia Fasel,
Galen Gisler, Kathy Gursky and Donna O'Donnell.
Beginning March 3, the Los Alamos Nature Center will have a different type of class: yoga. The Pajarito Environmental Education Center (PEEC) is working with registered yoga instructor, Christa Tyson, to provide weekly yoga sessions with a view of nature.
The classes will be 6:30 p.m. Thursdays, where participants can enjoy the nature center's breathtaking view of the Los Alamos canyons, skies and wildlife.
Weather permitting, the class will be on the patio outside the nature center, where the sounds and smells of nature can also be incorporated into the nature yoga experience.
Tyson is a registered yoga instructor and has been teaching yoga since 2003. Trained in Hatha Yoga through 'Yoga Yoga' in Austin, Texas. Her teaching style is a marriage between Viniyoga (therapeutic healing yoga), Ashtanga flow yoga and aspects of Anusara yoga. She has vast knowledge in the anatomy and physiology of yoga.
The Los Alamos Nature Center is at 2600 Canyon Road. It is $15 per class or $120 for 10 classes. PEEC members can attend for $12 per class, and no advance registration is required. Arrive a few minutes early to pay for class. For more information about this and other PEEC programs, visit peecnature.org, email firstname.lastname@example.com or call 662-0460. To learn more about Tyson, visit SphereMama.com.
What does the future hold for alpine animals? Find out at a lecture about climate change at 7 p.m. Tuesday at the Nature Center.
Marie Westover will present her research on the impacts of climate on pika ecology and evolution. This talk is part of a lecture series on climate change organized by Pajarito Environmental Education Center (PEEC).
Westover is a fourth-year Ph.D. student in Biology at the University of New Mexico. She studies how alpine animals respond to climate change by using pikas as a model system. Her research has taken her to natural history museums across the country and to fieldwork sites in Alaska, Canada, and throughout New Mexico.
Originally from San Diego, California, she first found her love of pikas in the Sierra Nevada Mountains. She plans to spend the upcoming summer studying pikas in the mountains of Northern New Mexico.
PEEC's Climate Change Lecture Series is as follows:
• March 1: The Future of New Mexico's Pikas with Marie Westover
• March 15: Insights from Climate Models with Dr. Philip Jones
• March 29: Understanding the Impact of Drought, Wildfire, and Infestation with Dr. Richard Middleton
The Jewish Federation of New Mexico, a nonprofit organization that serves the needs of New Mexico's Jewish community through leadership, philanthropy, education and social action, has reintroduced its organization to Jewish and broader communities throughout the state.
The newly revitalized group will launch initiatives, including a new website, online Jewish Resource Center, improved communications, new programs for young professionals, the availability of more funds for allocations and community development projects, stronger partnerships with both Jewish and non-Jewish community organizations, a capital campaign, and the return of the printed New Mexico Jewish Link.
In 2014, the Jewish Federation of New Mexico worked in conjunction with Marina Arbetman-Rabinowitz, Ph.D. and Kupersmit Research to launch the two-part demographic survey of Jewish residents in New Mexico. A questionnaire collected data from nearly 1,700 respondents via phone calls, email, an open website and a survey. The second part of the research process included an in-depth series of focus groups with Jewish residents to gain qualitative details about local communities.
NEW YORK (AP) — Facebook's "like" button isn't going away, but it's about to get some company.
Facebook has been testing alternatives to "like" in about a half-dozen countries, including Ireland, Spain and Japan. On Wednesday, Facebook started making "haha," ''angry" and three other responses available in the U.S. and the rest of the world.
In changing a core part of Facebook — the 7-year-old "like" button has become synonymous with the social network — the company said it tried to keep things familiar. The thumbs-up "like" button will look just as it long has, without the other choices cluttering the screen or confusing people. You have to hold that button or mouse over the "like" link for a second or two for the alternatives to pop up.
Here are seven things to know about Facebook's latest feature, known as Reactions.
When a friend posts that his father has died, or a cousin gets frustrated with her morning commute, hitting "like" might seem insensitive. Users have long requested a "dislike" button, but that was deemed too negative and problematic. Are you disliking the death or the call for sympathy?
Discover E 2016 from 4:30-7 p.m. in the commons area at Los Alamos High School. Discover E (Engineering) is an evening of interesting, interactive and fun engineering, science, math and technology demonstrations for K-12 students and their parents or guardians.
Community Resiliency Committee quarterly meeting from 10-11 a.m. in meeting room 1 at Mesa Public Library. The resiliency committee is a subcommittee of the Los Alamos Community Health Council. For more information, to provide input or request minutes, call 470-0841.
LRG First Tuesday Breakfast. Lab retirees are invited to join the Laboratory Retiree Group for breakfast on the first Tuesday of each month from 8:30 to 10:30 a.m. at the Morning Glory Restaurant, 1377 Diamond Drive, Los Alamos (across from the high school). Morning Glory serves a full breakfast and pastries. LRG will pay for hot coffee or tea. Contact email@example.com for more information.
Climate Change: The Future of New Mexico's Pikas at 7 p.m. Find out what pikas can tell us about the future of New Mexico's alpine animals. Free.
The Los Alamos Dog Jog Committee is calling on all creative young artists to put their imaginations and love of dogs to work by submitting a drawing for the 2016 Los Alamos Dog Jog Logo Contest.
The contest is open to youngsters in the third through sixth grades whose families live or work in Los Alamos County. The winning design will be used as the official logo and be placed on event t-shirts and other materials. The winner will receive one free t-shirt in the size of their choice.
Go to lafos.org to download the entry form. Entries are due March 5.
This week, I'd like to talk to the parents of seniors. This is the time when as parents we need to breathe in and breathe out, "keep calm and carry on."
The tendency during this time of year is to freak out realizing all of the things that need to be done. There's letters to write and applications to send, and volunteer work still missing from the resume.
Don't get so consumed by the process that you don't enjoy the ride. Since I have been down the path before, I will tell you that the time between now and spring break will fly.
The time between spring break and the end of the year, on the other hand, will travel at warp speed. You won't even know what you have to do and by when and where to be at what time and if there's a music, band or dance student in the mix, there's the last everything to attend.
You don't get it back, ever. So try and slow down, force everybody to the table for a dinner here and there, yes even between the multitude of practices. There will be games at home and games away, but when you can take the reins, reign everyone in to sit and eat dinner together.
When our oldest child went through it, it was all I could do not to weep at the thought that it might be the last everything!
The Summit Garden Club's next meeting is 1:30 p.m. March 7 at the home of Eva Zhang, 2161 Deer Trail. The program presenter will be Gillian Sutton, owner of Flowers by Gillian. Her talk will be "The Advantages of Using your own Flowers/Local Florist." Call Shelby Redondo, club president, at 662-2625 for information on the meeting and club.
The community is invited to the Women in Los Alamos History Dinner Presentation at 5:50 p.m. March 3 at the Los Alamos Golf Course clubhouse, 4244 Diamond Drive.
The local Cottonwood on the Greens will provide dinner, followed by a dynamic speaker presenting on Women in Los Alamos History. Bring yourself, your partner, and your children to hear how those who came before us have paved the way. Gain inspiration in what others have achieved.
The event is part of a two-day visit to northern New Mexico for speaking engagements, workshops, and discussions on ways to support women achieving success in technical careers, and discussions about solutions for gender equality in the workplace.
Jill Tietjen is a well-known speaker on the topic of gender issues in the work place, and a motivational speaker for young women working toward educations and careers in science, engineering, technology and math (STEM).
Cost is $15 for non-members, $10 for members and guests, and $5 for students. Contact Sarah Terrill at 505-709-0089 for information.
Feb. 21-27, 2016
For information, call the Betty Ehart Senior Center (BESC) at 662-8920, the White Rock Senior Center (WRSC) at 672-2034 and "Day Out" (adult day care, 8 a.m.-4 p.m.) at 661-0081. Reservations must be made by 10 a.m. for lunches.
Betty Ehart
8:30 a.m. Tax Preparation
8:45 a.m. Cardio
10:30 a.m. Advisory Council
11:30 a.m. Lunch: Beef Stew
12:15 p.m. Smart Driver Course
6 p.m. Argentine Tango Dancing
7 p.m. Ballroom Dancing
8:45 a.m. Variety Training
10 a.m. Low Vision/Hearing Support
11:30 a.m. Lunch: Chicken Tenders
1 p.m. Party Bridge
1:30 p.m. "Friends" Meeting
7 p.m. Bridge
7:30 p.m. Table Tennis
Pajarito Environmental Education Center (PEEC) is taking kids outside this summer with four camps that encourage fourth- through sixth-graders to connect with nature through hands-on fun and adventure.
From June 6-10, kids can hone their detective skills with Nature Odyssey: Super Sleuths in the Jemez Mountains. In this camp kids will explore the mountains, rivers, and valleys of the Jemez Mountains including the Valles Caldera National Preserve. Campers will learn to navigate the natural environment around us as they become nature detectives. They will investigate diverse habitats through fishing, wayfinding, mapping, tracking, and exploring. Cost is $305 for PEEC members and $325 fornon-members.
During the same week, June 6-10, middle school kids are invited to join the Living Earth Adventure Program (LEAP). Campers will explore the diverse ecosystems of the Pajarito Plateau and surrounding areas making new friends while exploring the archeology, geology, ecology, and wildlife from the Rio Grande Valley to the Jemez Mountains and beyond! This week includes hiking, caving, an overnight campout and an exciting rafting trip. Cost is $355 for PEEC members and $375 for non-members.
• Dylan Kettering, son of Brett and Kate Kettering, graduated Magna Cum Laude from Brigham Young University in December 2015 with a Bachelor of Arts in Communications, emphasis in Advertising. Dylan is a 2009 graduate of Los Alamos High School.
• Joshua Sauppe, of Los Alamos, graduated in December 2015 from the University of Wisconsin, Madison's College of Letters and Science, with a Doctor of Philosophy in Physics
• Tristan Goodwin, of Los Alamos, was one of over 200 Cornell College students named to the Dean's List for the Fall 2015 semester. Goodwin earned High Honors, earning a grade-point average of 3.8-3.99.
Kiwanis meeting from noon-1 p.m. in Kelly Hall at Trinity-on-the-Hill Episcopal Church, 3900 Trinity Drive. Committee Days.
Meeting of the Los Alamos Garden Club at 9:30 a.m. at the Smith's upstairs meeting room. Visitors are welcome. Speaker will be Kim Martin.
Chapter AK, P.E.O. annual soup supper meeting at 5:30 p.m. at the Oppenheimer Condos' Patio Room. Wendy Swanson will be the hostess and Jane Phillips is the co-hostess. Guest Pauline Schneider will present the program "Mindfull Music." RSVP to Wendy at 662-7392.
Chamber Coffee and Connections at 10 a.m. at Ruby K's Bagel Café. This is a monthly meeting that gives you the opportunity to discuss issues and exchange ideas in an informal setting with a Chamber representative and fellow Chamber members. There is no set agenda so the conversation is open to the topics that matter the most to you and your business. Coffee and food are no-host. Reserve a seat online http://losalamoschamber.chambermaster.com/events/details/coffee-and-conn....
The Los Alamos Animal Shelter, 226 East Road, 662-8179, has a great selection of adoptable pets just waiting for their forever home, so come adopt your new best friend today! All adoptable pets are microchipped, spayed or neutered, and up-to-date on vaccinations. Shelter hours are noon – 6 p.m. Monday through Friday, 11 a.m.–4 p.m. Saturday, and noon–3 p.m. Sunday.
Be sure to check out our website at lafos.org, where you can get more information about volunteering, adopting, and donating. You can also check out our Petfinder website for pictures of our adorable adoptable animals: petfinder.com/shelters/friendsoftheshelter.html.
Lady—A 7-year-old Siamese mix (mostly white, but with the blue Siamese eyes). She is the current "queen" of the cat room, and she loves soaking up attention from visitors and volunteers! This sweet girl will sit on your lap for hours, so be prepared for lots of snuggling with this little lady. When you're not snuggling, she loves a good brushing!
Los Alamos residents will get an opportunity to visit the Trinity Site during its public access tour April 2, with the Los Alamos Historical Society two-day bus tour.
White Sands Missile Range is opening the southern New Mexico site where the first man-made nuclear explosion occurred. Officials at the Army installation near Alamogordo have scheduled a free open house on April 2.
Those who want to join the Historical Society's special tour will leave April 1.
Cost is $350 per person for members, or $400 per person for non-members, assuming there are two people per room. Single rooms will be an additional $50 per person. The deadline to purchase tickets is March 18. Visit losalamoshistory.org/trinity_tour_2016.htm for details.
Visitors will be able to walk a quarter-mile to Trinity Site's ground zero – the spot where the bomb was exploded on July 16, 1945 at 5:29 a.m. MST.
Visitors who want to tour the Trinity Site during the free open house, can reach the site through the range's Stallion Range Center gate, which will be open from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m.
There's a small obelisk at ground zero, and historical photos are mounted the fence around the area.
LOS ANGELES — Space tourism projects leaped off the drawing board when a $10 million prize was offered as an incentive for private development of manned rockets, but it took years to make a winner. Many more years have passed since, but the only space tourists have been a few wealthy people who paid millions of dollars for trips aboard Russian rockets to the International Space Station. Things to know about space tourism:
In 1995, the St. Louis-based X Prize Foundation conceived the idea of a $10 million reward for development of a privately financed, reusable spaceship capable of carrying three people to an altitude of 62 miles twice within two weeks.
The X Prize announcement the following year was timed to an anniversary of Charles Lindbergh's nonstop flight from New York to Paris aboard the Spirit of St. Louis in 1927, which won the aviator the $25,000 Orteig Prize that was offered in 1919 for the trans-Atlantic flight.
At the time the X Prize was announced, maverick aerospace designer Burt Rutan, creator of the Voyager aircraft that circled the globe in 1986, speculated that the $10 million prize could be won in three years. In fact it took more than eight.
Virgin Galactic later this month in Mojave, California, is preparing to roll out its new SpaceShipTwo, a vehicle the company hopes will one day take tourists to the edge of space. It comes roughly 15½ months since an earlier incarnation was destroyed in a test flight, killing one of the pilots. Despite the setback, the dream of sending tourists to the edge of space and beyond is still alive. Space tourism companies are employing designs including winged vehicles, vertical rockets with capsules and high-altitude balloons.
A look at projects currently under development:
The most prominent space tourism program, the commercial space line founded by adventurer-business mogul Sir Richard Branson will use a winged rocket plane dubbed SpaceShipTwo, successor to SpaceShipOne, which in 2004 won the $10 million Ansari X Prize that was intended to spur the industry's development.
SpaceShipTwo is designed to be flown by two pilots and carry up to six passengers on a suborbital trajectory to altitudes above 62 miles (100 kilometers), an internationally recognized boundary of space.
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From Jarhead to Hurt Locker: How Iraq Movies Got Good
Has Hollywood finally beaten the Iraq Curse?By Bilge Ebiri
Has Hollywood finally beaten the Iraq Curse?By Bilge Ebiri
Will Daniel Day-Lewis drink everyone's milkshakes?
Who's up? Who's down?
If there's any justice, the first public screening of Brian De Palma's Redacted (October 10) at the New York Film Festival will be incendiary.
And so I welcome you to my occasional blog, the Projectionist, a place for second thoughts, third thoughts, musings both important and self-indulgent, and — I hope — a fluid exchange with readers.
Tough shit, Reese Witherspoon!
R.E.M., Halloween, and more!
Judging from the snatches of dialogue (paired with appropriate bit of imagery) that you'll find after the jump, we suspect In Valley of Elah will polarize movie fans.


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Cryptanalysis of the bisectional MQ equations system
Zhou, Xiaoyi, Ma, Jixin, Du, Wencai, Zhao, Bo, Chen, Mingrui and Zhao, Youngzhe (2010) Cryptanalysis of the bisectional MQ equations system. In: Proceedings - 10th IEEE International Conference on Computer and Information Technology, CIT-2010, 7th IEEE International Conference on Embedded Software and Systems, ICESS-2010, ScalCom-2010. IEEE Computer Society, Piscataway, USA, pp. 1038-1043. ISBN 9781424475476 (doi:10.1109/CIT.2010.190)Full text not available from this repository.
The security of many recently proposed cryptosystems is mainly based on the difficulty of solving large multivariate quadratic equations systems. Apart from UOV schemes with proper parameter values, the basic types of these schemes can be broken without great difficulty. Moreover, there are some shortages lying in some of these examined schemes. This paper proposes a bisectional multivariate quadratic equation (BMQE) system over a finite field of degree q (denoted as ). The BMQE system is analyzed by Kipnis & Shamir's relinearization, and it is shown that the number of the variables n, together with the number of the equations m and the number of the degree q of , have a great impact on the complexity of the BMQE system. If they are properly set, relinearization cannot be used to solve this system.
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Squirrels has just released version 2.0.1 of AirParrot 2 for Mac and Windows with stability and performance improvements. Each platform received a number of bug fixes.
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Squirrels, the company behind the popular AirParrot, Reflector and Slingshot apps, has just released AirParrot 2, the long awaited sequel to AirParrot. This upgrade is available for Mac and Windows, and it introduces major new features along with "drastically" improved performance.
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CHICAGO – It's 3am on Saturday night/Sunday morning on August 20th, and you're just not ready to quit. How about indulging in the 2016 "Abbie Hoffman Died for Our Sins" Theater Festival? The three-day theater marathon is in its 28th edition, and will be sponsored for the final time by the Mary-Arrchie Theatre Company, and hosted by the "Godfather of Storefront Theater," Rich Cotovsky. It all takes place at the Den Theatre, 1333 N. Milwaukee in Chicago (details below).
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Blu-Ray Review: Ninth Season of 'CSI: Crime Scene Investigation' Sparkles in HDSubmitted by BrianTT on September 8, 2009 - 12:52pm
CHICAGO – "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation" jumps from the first season to the most recent when it comes to Blu-Ray releases of one of the most successful and beloved shows of the '00s. It's only a matter of time before the seven seasons in-between are filled-in but, until then, you can watch the beginning and the end of the William Petersen era on "CSI" with the recent release of "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation - The Ninth Season".