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Aug. 1, 2014
FORT WORTH, Texas – TCU men's tennis head coach David Roditi announced the addition of Fernando Sanchez to the coaching staff as a volunteer assistant on Friday.
The former VCU student-athlete and professional tennis player, Sanchez comes to TCU after spending the last seven years working for the ATP.
"We are fortunate to have Fernando join our program us as our new volunteer coach," Roditi said. "He played in the NCAA team finals at VCU, competed on the tour and now he's an ATP tour manager. Fernando's experiences will help our players better understand what the next level is like and what It takes to succeed on the ATP. He is a great person and it will be fun for all of us to have him around."
While at the ATP, Sanchez worked as a Prize Money and Ranking Coordinator, an ATP Tour Manager and a Player Liaison at the Barclays ATP Work Tour Finals. As a tour manager, Sanchez worked as a liaison between the players and the tournaments. His duties included involvement on daily playing schedule, assist and advice the player council and also serve as main source of communication to players and tournaments regarding ATP Rules and Regulations.
As the Player Liaison at the Barclay ATP World Tour Finals, the biggest ATP event, Sanchez served as a player liaison in charge of transportation, hospitality and accreditation of players and their families.
Prior to working at the ATP, Sanchez served as the women's tennis assistant coach at the University of Washington from 2006-2007 and an assistant coach at VCU for both the men and women's tennis teams from 2002-2003. While assisting at his alma mater, the Rams won the CAA Championship on both the men and women's side.
Sanchez has also dabbled in the professional ranks, playing for the Houston Wranglers in the World Team Cup, teaming with Jan-Michael Gambill, Stefi Graf and Mardy Fish. Sanchez has also sparred with some of the best tennis players in the world, helping train Boris Becker, Anke Huber and Marc Kevin Goelner for Grand Slam tournaments.
Sanchez was a standout men's tennis player for Virginia Commonwealth University from 2000-2002. Sanchez's best year was 2000 when he compiled a 26-3 singles record and 18-5 doubles record. He was ranked as high as No. 64 in the nation that year and helped the Rams to the NCAA Championship Finals where they fell to Stanford. Sanchez earned Rookie of the Year for VCU that season and earned First Team All-Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) Singles and Doubles honors.
Sanchez graduated from VCU in December of 2003, majoring in biomedical engineering and minoring in mathematics and physics.
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Opposition treasury spokesman Joe Hockey says his counterpart, Treasurer Wayne Swan, is too much of a "coward" to debate him during the election campaign.
Prime Minister Julia Gillard and her opposite, Opposition Leader Tony Abbott, are set to face-off on Sunday in a leaders' debate ahead of the August 21 poll.
But Mr Hockey wants a piece of the action, challenging Mr Swan to a debate while on ABC Radio on Tuesday morning.
"Wayne Swan's avoided debating me everywhere in the last 18 months (and) I suspect he'll avoid debating me during this campaign," he said.
"He's quite the coward when it comes to these things."
Mr Hockey denied some coalition members were snubbing Mr Abbott, air brushing him from campaign material to distance themselves from the opposition leader.
"He's on TV every day and in paid ads every day and in campaign material," Mr Hockey joked in response to the question on ABC Radio on Tuesday.
Mr Hockey said the claims were part of Labor's strategy to distract voters from the unmerciful dumping of former prime minister Kevin Rudd and the government's mistakes.
"If you want to see air brushed, Julia Gillard is air brushing the last three years," he said.
"She was part of a government that she wants to airbrush - the whole government.
"She wants to pretend it never existed, she was never a part of it, that there was this blank space in all of the pictures standing behind Kevin Rudd."
Mr Hockey denied he had aspirations for the top job saying his only ambition was to see a stronger Australia, support his leader and return the Coalition to government.

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My Timing on Twitter
I always get on twitter when Nicki has just gotten off. It never fails. I be missing her sometimes by just minutes. I still always tweet about my love even through the struggle. I even tried notifications when she tweets on my phone but it hasn't decided to do work yet. I'm waiting for that day when were on twitter at the same time so we can talk but I guess her following me is enough for now.
I didn't do a thing for her to follow me. I hadn't been online for a while because of school and work. After like a week things cool down and I wasn't so busy and went on twitter and saw it. It made my day since I didn't know what even was the reason for her to follow me. I'm just so glad she did. (:


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CRUSADES from Ottawa (CAN) are so unbelievably cvlt, I'd rather call em CRVSADES. In their case, the phrase "catchy as hell" fits like a glove, as they are musically melodic and really serious about their anti-religious rants. CRUSADES play super catchy, melodic Hardcore-Punk, not unlike such classics like the Adolescents, The Zero Boys, early Bad Religion, the Misfits or newer bands like No Hope For The Kids. You see, I set the sights quite high, and justifiably so. Listen to all the record's songs here:
Full review of CRUSADES' amazing full length The sun is down and the night is riding in after the jump!
So besides being incredible melodic, CRUSADES have a very serious, you might even call it sinister, undertone in their songs. To a great extend the lyrics deal with human's deadliest infection: religion. But in contrast to the common, rather simple dispute about Christianity in Punk (or Metal), CRUSADES offer really clever songs about it, being sarcastic and contentious, showing options and arguments to maintain an atheist mind in fanatic, backward turning times like these.
These two elements, the melodic music and the smart lyrics, define CRUSADES' songs for the biggest part. The guitars throughout the whole record are really awesome, some acoustic intros, gnarly solos and even a few "twin guitar" leads add up to the intense, dark athmosphere of The sun is down and the night is riding in.
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Natural Gas Utilities Helped Customers Save More Than $300 Million In 2011
Washington, D.C. – Natural gas utilities increased their investment in natural gas efficiency programs to nearly $958 million in 2011, according to a new report released today by the American Gas Association (AGA). This resulted in total savings of more than $300 million for natural gas customers in the United States last year - about $107 per household - and offset 6.5 million metric tons of carbon dioxide emissions. The Natural Gas Efficiency Programs Report for 2011 presents data from AGA member companies and the Consortium for Energy Efficiency, and outlines how utilities are helping customers save even more on what is already America's most efficient and affordable energy choice.
"Natural gas utilities are helping customers save on their monthly energy bills, making it even easier for them to access the benefits of natural gas," said Ron Jibson, president and CEO of Questar, Corp. and AGA Chairman. "From simply upgrading insulation to providing subsidies for high-efficiency natural gas appliance purchases, energy efficiency programs help ensure that natural gas users are getting the best possible value for their energy use. This is just another example of how natural gas utilities are making people's lives better every day."
Natural gas utilities are continuing to increase this commitment to delivering energy savings. In 2012, utilities budgeted nearly $1.4 billion toward efficiency programs – a 46 percent increase compared to 2011 spending levels. Added to low domestic natural gas prices, which have led to savings of almost $35 billion for residential natural gas customers over the past three years, efficiency programs help ensure that natural gas remains the best value fuel for consumers.
"This investment demonstrates a true commitment to improving the way we use energy in this country," said AGA CEO and President Dave McCurdy. "Innovations in appliance technology have resulted in natural gas furnaces and boilers that can achieve 97 percent efficiency. Utilities are harnessing these and other cutting-edge technologies to help reduce energy use, which in turn helps our environment, improves energy security and delivers big savings to the customer."
Utilities across the country provide valuable tools, incentives and information to help their customers understand and reduce their energy usage and their carbon footprint. Your local natural gas utility may offer home energy audits, weatherization kits and programmable thermostats, as well as provide information on the latest technology in high-efficiency natural gas appliances. Utility energy efficiency programs also help low-income customers with bill payment assistance, low or no-cost equipment replacement and weatherization assistance that can reduce a home heating bill by an average of $437 per year.
Read an executive summary of the study and the full report here.


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I went to school with Betty. Some of the students back then made it their life's mission to torture her when she was in school. Betty had more integrity and virtue than all of them put together. I pray that she is in Heaven in the full glory of God.


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Wellington Phoenix marginally enhanced a poor away record in soccer's A-League by fighting hard for a 1-1 draw with Brisbane Roar yesterday.
An 85th-minute header by striker Chris Greenacre earned Wellington a share of the points in Brisbane after they had gone behind as early as the 10th minute.
It was a fully deserved goal for the visitors, who showed an attacking intent after halftime which had been sorely lacking before the break.
Phoenix coach Ricki Herbert said he was disappointed not to post what would have been the club's first victory over the Roar in seven attempts.
"To come to the Roar's home ground and dictate the play for long periods, I'm not sure many teams can do that," he said.
Wellington entered the game determined to improve a dismal record away from home since joining the league in 2007-08 which now reads 15 losses, three draws and just five wins.
A muted performance in front of goal in the first half in Brisbane against a side who had leaked six goals in their previous two matches did not help Wellington's cause.
By contrast, the Brisbane forward line was a constant threat, with their collection of imports continually stretching the Phoenix defenders.
Following a late 2-1 win over Perth in Wellington last Sunday, the Phoenix were hoping to take some momentum with them for the third round match in Queensland.
But they were very quiet throughout the first half despite having the better of the middle stages when they denied Brisbane possession.
Brisbane had the luxury of an early goal to Dutch striker Sergio van Dijk when he was left the simple chore to tap home from point blank range in the 10th minute.
He was the beneficiary of a neat through ball from imported Scottish midfielder Charlie Miller to Brazilian Henrique, who managed to get in behind Andrew Durante before delivering the ball on a plate to van Dijk.
Wellington coach Ricki Herbert tinkered with his playing formation at halftime to give Greenacre more support and they were certainly more creative in the second spell.
Fellow Englishman Paul Ifill wasted little time underlining their more attacking intent when he stepped his marker on the right in the 48th minute.
He laid on a good ball for Michael Ferrante, only for Ferrante to wildly thump the ball well over the crossbar from close range.
It was Wellington's one clear opportunity, which needed to be nailed, but Ifill was soon in the action again, this time producing a fine cross from the left which Greenacre headed just over the bar.
Wellington started pressing forward more regularly at this stage, and substitute Vince Lia came close to equalising in the 73rd minute when his crisply struck header from a Leo Bertos corner kick demanded a good save from Brisbane goalkeeper Liam Reddy.
Greenacre's equaliser came after more pressure, this time from substitute Daniel, who sent in a curling cross from the left flank which Greenacre directed past the clutches of Reddy.
Brisbane survived the closing minutes without Thomas Oar, who was sent from the field by referee Chris Beath after being issued with his second yellow card.
Roar coach Frank Farina did not attend the post-match press conference, leaving his assistant Rado Vidosic to face media questions about a physical clash featuring nine yellow cards, seven to the Roar.
It was not a happy day for Farina, who was banished from the bench and sent off for arguing with the fourth official late in a physical encounter.
Vidosic didn't hear what Farina said to the fourth official but he labelled the second yellow card for Oar as "soft".
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Phillip P. Chan, MD, PhD | Chief Executive Officer and President
Dr. Phillip Chan is the CEO and President of CytoSorbents Corporation. Prior to CytoSorbents, Dr. Chan led healthcare and life science investments as Partner for the $80M NJTC Venture Fund, one of the top performing and largest early stage investors in the greater New York region. He was responsible for numerous investments in therapeutics, medical devices and diagnostics. Dr. Chan also co-founded Andrew Technologies, a venture-backed medical device company commercializing its FDA approved HydraSolve™ advanced lipoplasty system in the U.S. Dr. Chan received Board-certification in internal medicine, having completed his residency at Harvard Medical School at the Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center. Dr. Chan received his MD/PhD from Yale University School of Medicine and his BS in cell and molecular biology from Cornell University. In 2012, Dr. Chan was named an Ernst & Young New Jersey Entrepreneur-of-the-Year finalist.
Vincent Capponi, MS | Chief Operating Officer
Mr. Capponi has more than 20 years of management experience in medical device, pharmaceutical and imaging equipment at companies including Upjohn, Sims Deltec and Sabratek. Mr. Capponi joined CytoSorbents Inc. as our VP of Operations in 2002 until his promotion to Chief Operating Officer in 2005. Prior to joining CytoSorbents, he held several senior management positions at Sabratek and its diagnostics division GDS. Mr. Capponi was interim president of GDS diagnostics in 2001, and from 2000 to 2001 he was responsible for the integration of the Baxter-Sabratek acquisition. From 1998 to 2000 Mr. Capponi was Senior VP and COO for Sabratek and VP Operations from 1996 to 1998. Mr. Capponi has extensive experience in process scale-up and high volume medical disposables production. He received his MS in Chemistry and his BS in Chemistry and Microbiology from Bowling Green State University.
Kathleen Bloch, MBA, CPA | Chief Financial Officer
Ms. Bloch has more than 20 years of executive financial experience at both public and private companies. From 2008 to 2010, she served as the Chief Operating Officer of PC Group, Inc., where she was hired as CFO in 2007. Prior to this, Ms. Bloch managed the day-to-day operations for The Silverman Group, a real estate and investment company. For ten years prior she was employed by Silver Line Building Products Corporation, a leading privately-held manufacturer of vinyl windows. She served as CFO from 1999 until 2006 when the company was acquired by Andersen Corporation, a leading manufacturer of windows. She holds a Master of Business Administration degree and a Bachelor of Science Accounting degree from LaSalle University.
Robert Bartlett, M.D. | Chief Medical Officer
Dr. Bartlett is Professor Emeritus of Surgery at the University of Michigan Health System. Prior to becoming Professor Emeritus in 2005, Dr. Bartlett was Director of the Surgical Intensive Care Unit, Chief of the Trauma/Critical Care division and Director of the Extracorporeal Life Support Program at the University of Michigan Medical Center. Dr. Bartlett was the pioneer in the development of the extracorporeal membrane oxygenation machine (ECMO), used to oxygenate blood in critically ill patients worldwide. He received his MD from the University of Michigan Medical School, cum laude. He completed his general surgery residency at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital in Boston, and was Chief resident in thoracic surgery. Dr. Bartlett was also a NIH Trainee in Academic Surgery at Harvard Medical School, and was previously faculty at the University of California, Irvine. Dr. Bartlett is the recipient of 26 separate research grants, 14 from the National Institutes of Health, including an RO1 grant for the development of a totally artificial lung. He has also received numerous national and international awards for his contributions to critical care medicine. Dr. Bartlett brings a wealth of research and clinical experience including management of sepsis, acute respiratory distress syndrome, and mechanical life support systems and continues to be active in lab and clinical research.
Christian Steiner, MD | Vice President of Sales and Marketing
Dr. Steiner is a native German and English-speaking sales executive who manages all direct sales and marketing efforts of CytoSorb® in Germany and distributor relationships outside the European Union. Dr. Steiner joins CytoSorbents from Critical Care Competence, a critical-care focused outsourced sales and marketing company in Germany, where he was Managing Director. He previously served as the Director of Corporate Marketing for Pulsion Medical Systems AG, a publicly-traded German medical device company focused on non-invasive hemodynamic monitoring, where he was responsible for launching new products such as PiCCO®, establishing physician relationships, building market awareness, initiating clinical studies, and helping to grow sales to approximately €30 million. Prior to that, as Director of Global Marketing at Teraklin AG, he led the clinical introduction of MARS™, which at that time was a completely new blood purification technology being spun out of University of Rostock, Germany, that was eventually purchased by Gambro AB.
Christopher Cramer, MS, MBA | Vice President of Business Development
Mr. Cramer leads business development at CytoSorbents and has more than 15 years of business development and commercial experience in the medical device field. Most recently, he was Senior Director of New Venture Development at Johnson & Johnson (J&J). He helped to create and manage J&J's portfolio of early stage ventures from inception to product launch, establishing new revenue streams for Johnson & Johnson. He was personally responsible for initiating and driving significant partnership deal flow, and has substantial experience in negotiating and establishing business development relationships across many commercial, non-profit, and government organizations. These deals encompassed a wide variety of structures, including distribution, promotion, co-development, licensing, merger and acquisitions, and equity investments. Prior to that, he was the Worldwide Strategic Marketing leader responsible for developing and executing branding and business development strategies for J&J's minimally invasive weight-loss surgery division. Prior to J&J, he held multiple leadership positions at PwC Consulting and Parametric Technology Corporation. Chris earned his BS degree from Miami University and MBA and MS degrees from Carnegie Mellon University.


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Pune roads to get a new lookTNN | Nov 21, 2012, 06.26 AM IST
PUNE: The PMC has decided to beautify 38 roads and traffic junctions in the city with greenery and ornamental plants. While lauding the effort, citizens' groups said that the work should not cause inconvenience to traffic and that it should be properly maintained.
Ornamental plants and saplings of trees will be planted in the space between road dividers or along both sides of the roads. The PMC will implement the works on build-operate-transfer basis - the private agency will carry out the works and in return it will be allowed to display advertisements. The agency will have to maintain the beautification works for two years. The civic garden department has invited offers from private agencies for the beautification works.
Citizens' group Pedestrians First, however, cautioned that beautification plans in the past have failed to deliver the expected results and have caused inconvenience to citizens.
Prashant Inamdar of Pedestrians First said the plants on road dividers should not hinder vehicle movement or obstruct view at junctions. Also, it should not block pedestrians' view of the oncoming traffic at crossings.
In a letter to the civic authorities, Pedestrians First said the design for traffic islands and channelizers should include proper refuge and path for pedestrians to cross the roads safely. The height of the island or channelizer shall not exceed 150mm. The profile should be designed for smooth and safe traffic flow, the letter says.
Inamdar said that functionality rather than aesthetics should be the prime governing factor in any beautification plan. He cited the example of how anti-skid properties, which are important for footpath tiles, were compromised for the sake of aesthetics on the footpaths along FC Road and JM Road. The materials used should be robust and durable. People should be invited to check the materials for giving a feedback. Preferably, the beautification plan should be publicized and citizens should be asked to give their views.
Maintenance and repair is of vital importance to keep the facility usable and safe, Inamdar said. Trimming of bushes and tree branches, painting of dividers and channelizers, replacement of damaged tiles, reinstatement of dislocated divider stones and repairing of light fixtures should be carried out on a regular basis, he added.
The traffic police had earlier asked the PMC to ensure that plantations along road dividers should not obstruct view of oncoming traffic, particularly near traffic junctions. The traffic authorities had also warned that plantations along roads may attract stray cows and it could result in accidents.BOX.......
On the list for beautification
* The junction opposite Lalit Mahal chowk on FC road
* Satara Road to Bibvewadi chowk
* Bibvewadi chowk to Upper Indiranagar
* Hotel Blue Diamond chowk (Mangaldas Road)
* Pune-Solapur Road
* Jhansi Rani chowk to PMC union office chowk (Congress Bhavan Road)
* Alandi Road (Bombay Sappers to Vishrantwadi chowk)
* Area near Bopodi bridge
* Road opposite Shivajinagar ST bus stand
* Karve statue to Warje Kakade city road divider
* Shivaji Maharaj statue to DP Road, Ashish Garden, Karvenagar
* Pashan Road
* Pune University chowk
* Sadhu Vaswani chowk to police commissionerate
* Alankar theatre to Pune railway station
* Surya hospital chowk to Juna Bazaar chowk
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Kim Kardashian is Not Leaving "KUWTK"
Keeping healthy and fit for her bun in the oven, Kim Kardashian headed to the gym in Studio City on Saturday (February 23).
The reality diva wore all black, with a zip-up jacket, cleavage-baring top, workout leggings, and bright neon sneakers as she made her way inside. Ready to get up and at 'em, the 32-year-old mommy-to-be posted, "Morning workout, let's go!"
Recently, rumors swirled about Kim's departing the family's long-running reality show, "Keeping Up with the Kardashians."
However, the middle Kardashian sister cleared things up on her blog, writing, "As everyone knows, we are extremely proud of the show and all of us are staying on through at least season 10. The show remains to be my number 1 priority and it's a big part of my life and I enjoy every moment of it."


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This product isn't cosmeceutical or youthful, at least not if you interpret that to mean the formula is chockfull of anti-aging ingredients. The name is more for marketing purposes than it is about a superior, youth-giving formula.
You get two concealers plus a circular, roller-ball blending tip that's built into the cap. Removing the purple top (which includes a clear cap to cover the roller-ball blending tool) reveals a twist-up stick concealer. The bottom portion of the component houses a yellow-tinted liquid concealer that can be used alone or blended with the stick concealer.
Among the two concealers, the stick formula is preferred for its lightweight yet creamy texture and smooth, even blending. It provides fairly good coverage and creases minimally if set with powder. The liquid concealer sets quickly, so blending must be fast, and many will find it too yellow to work on anything but notably dark, purplish circles. Even then, this is a tricky product to use on dark circles because the yellow is bright enough that the result can look sickly rather than seamless.
One limitation is that this is available only in one shade set, which is best for light skin tones. The blending tool works well at first, but once you get excess product on it, the roller ball becomes stuck and difficult to roll under the eyes. A concealer brush and/or a sponge are much better tools, or you can use a clean fingertip to dab and blend.
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It's good that the skin-care products have been streamlined. There are some excellent makeup removers and a couple of gentle sunscreens whose sole active ingredient is titanium dioxide. Surveying this line in its entirety reveals that makeup is its major focus. However, as you'll see from the Physicians Formula makeup reviews below, things aren't exactly rosy there, either.
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Economic downturn endangers German birth rate rise
By Madeline Chambers
BERLIN (Reuters) - The economic crisis could halt the rising birth rate in Germany where Chancellor Angela Merkel's government has boosted parental benefits to help fend off a looming demographic crisis, experts warned on Monday.
Germany, which is facing its worst recession since World War Two, is worried about the strain on the pension, health and welfare systems if its already aging population shrinks further. Some studies show the population could dip below 70 million by 2050 from about 82 million.
The German government earlier released figures showing a small rise in the number of babies born in 2008, but the pace slowed from the previous year when the country's birth rate rose for the first time in a decade.
"The current financial crisis will put a major burden on families and as they feel that, they will reduce costs and also the number of children," family expert Wassilios Fthenakis, a professor of social anthropology, told public broadcaster ARD.
Based on figures for the first nine months of 2008, up to about 690,000 babies were likely to have been born in the whole year compared to 685,000 in 2007, thanks largely to women between 30 and 40 having more babies, the government said.
There was a rise of around 12,000 babies born in 2007.
"These figures are no cause for euphoria but it does give us some confidence," said Family Minister Ursula von der Leyen, who has seven children of her own.
She said the economic crisis need not lead to a collapse in births and vowed to help families more, arguing better education for young children and getting more mothers to work could boost the economy by up to 0.5 percent in the long run. Continued...


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Hey great to see you guys looking so healthy. The photos all look interesting
Tell Al ghost only look for other ghosts and not with red wine!!!!!!
Really happy you are enjoying your travels LOL
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Not only can visitors experience the oldest building in North Queensland, the peace and tranquility of the outback, warm hospitality and great food..
The sale of Kopi Luwak was introduced to our menu in November 2006 and has been in itself an attraction for curious locals and tourists alike. What makes this coffee the most unique in the world, is that the coffee beans are eaten and then passed through the digestive tract of the Asian Palm Civet – a cat like animal that lives in the jungles of Indonesia. While in the stomach, the cat's digestive juices leech out many of the proteins responsible for the bitterness in coffee and result in a smoother, sweeter flavour. A media release and subsequent media frenzy brought approximately $5 million of publicity to not only Hervey's Range Heritage Tea Rooms but also the Townsville region! As a result, this world wide exposure peeked the interest of the writers for the movie "The Bucket List" in 2007 (starring Jack Nicholson and Morgan Freeman) and they incorporated the Kopi Luwak coffee into their script as the staple beverage for Nicholson's character! These coffee beans sell at $1200 USD per kilo! And every week we average approximately 7 customers who visit Hervey's Range Heritage Tea Rooms for the explicit purpose of tasting our infamous $50 cup of Kopi Luwak coffee! We then present them with a "Certificate of Experience"as a momento so to remember their unique encounter!
We haven't tried it,we have had a Chai Latte and that was so nice we have gone back for a second.So we have been doing the gardens,alot of weeding and watering.They also have a fairy garden for the kids so we got in and cleaned that up,if I was a kid I would have been scared to go in there,there was a headless fairy(what happened to her head?)
We have been to Townsville a couple of times,we are only 30 min from Townsville,we purchased a satelite dish we now have crystal clear channels and heaps of them.One day we went to Townsville for a full day so for the first time we put the dogs into a resort,they were there for 8 hours.When we picked them up they smelt nice and had been fed and had behaved themselves.The resort even had plasma tv's so that of a night time they were turned on for the dogs(to keep them quite and make them feel at home).They stilled loved us at the end of the day,I think they actually enjoyed a day away from us,we actually felt like it was a date being on our own LOL.We enjoyed working around the tearooms,Cath also helped out in the Kitchen and all the lady's just thought Al was beautiful.The last night we had Ivan meet up with us again,so good to hear about his travels to Cape York,well done Ivan making it to the tip and thanks for joining us for the last super(we will come visit you in Albury and enjoy your dinners).
We had a lovely camp fire and enjoyed the piece and quite,we will miss this lovely place but time to move on,we are heading for Ingham as Al has been offered a job in tractor driving amongst the cane fields and we all know Al the big kid he is I can't stop him from wanting to think he is Farmer Al.
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Security a Priority Today at Local Jewish Facilities
The head of the Jewish Federation of San Antonio says security is being beefed up at local Jewish facilities following yesterday's 'disgusting' attack at a Jewish center in Kansas City Kansas, 1200 WOAI news reports.
But Ronit Sherwin says extremism threatens everybody, not just Jews and other minorities.
"This is an American issue really," she said. "We are concerned that all of our citizens be treated with respect."
A man who is a known white supremacist and is a former leader of the Ku Klux Klan in North Carolina opened fire at two Jewish facilities in Kansas City and Overland Park Kansas on Sunday. Three people were killed, two of whom were not Jewish, but were at the center for the singing competition.
Frazier Glenn Cross, 73, has been charged with a hate crime and could face the death penalty.
As Glenn was being led away by police, he yelled 'Heil Hitler' at onlookers, something Sherwin said is very troubling to everybody, but especially Jews who lost relatives in the Nazi Holocaust.
"Jewish or non Jewish, this is something that everybody is talking about right now," she said. "It is a horrible, disgusting, tragic event."
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Public financing bill for Monterey Pensinsula desal plant moves forward
A bill that would provide public financing for the Monterey Peninsula's desalination moved closer to passage Wednesday.
The bill, introduced by Sen. Bill Monning, passed the state Senate floor and now heads to Gov. Jerry Brown.
The Monterey Peninsula Water Supply Securitization Act will allow a surcharge to be tacked onto ratepayers' bills to help finance the desal plant via tax-exempt, "water rate relief bonds."
Officials say that doing this through public financing will result in lower interest rates and ultimately save ratepayers thousands of dollars.
Under the bill, the California Public Utilities Commission would allow the use of the bonds and the Monterey Peninsula Water Management Water District could then use the proceeds from the ratepayer surcharge as collateral for the bonds.
The funds generated from the surcharge would go straight into a special entity set up to pay for the desalination plant.
"This project will help to address the mandatory water reductions facing the Monterey Peninsula and provide assistance in the development of a desalination plant, as well as conveyance and storage facilities, in conjunction with Cal-Am," said Senator Monning. "By enabling this alternative financing mechanism to be issued, water rates that are lower than traditional utility financing mechanisms could be realized by water customers."


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I don't have to tell you it's been made out pretty good for the summer and there's sort of a last weekend some problem not. Technically but for most people this last weekend of summer so we felt we go back and look at some of the big sports stories of the summer -- the -- for brought to play AT&T. It's -- covers more than 99% of all Americans. Building you a better network bad. Well dale let's start but probably the biggest basketball story of the summer. And kudos has to go to our friend Andy card. -- -- -- If the play button quirky. -- just do it. A realistic. LeBron James is. Going back you know that LeBron James is going to be playing their home games at the staples that are here. What are for the lakers -- clippers I'm not sure that that is wary going. I'm not buying the people summer and Akron I think there was more to that. Controversial -- -- -- -- -- back to Cleveland. While. Andy are ready. Unfortunately that was July 15 when you set this sounds smugglers instantly that I'm not I'm not I'll outline. So you predicted I did. And it probably was the biggest sports story of the summer of of all moment we've got four that will lose that will run through here but that was the one. Other than it surprised a lot of books and I mean it's a great story and a lot of what. Since he's the greatest basketball player of the time maybe of all time. Returning home everybody likes that -- redemption story and fixing the fiasco that was. Him when he was the greatest story of all time leaving his hometown team to take his talents to South Beach site. That's a massive story that that's something where. If you think about it ten years earlier whatever you -- that's the best effort Japanese digital Leven and -- right to go back that would be ridiculous why would he do that but. Did that. And big game resurrected his image of the same time not that -- image. Taken that badly hit the previous -- -- you Cleveland well. Kind of got no formal. Well there's not much is the rest of the country but not all of a sudden. But a person who doesn't like LeBron James -- far outside of Boston. -- I am grateful fronts -- well hearing that the people next to the Miami like him because they sent him cupcakes remember when he left the neighborhood each each person that it doesn't have much to be sent to them too because I know in Somalia. He sent them to the neighborhood and Akron today I believe -- and both getting older neighborhoods pics of it he gets. If you're just look at. I don't know how he's gonna afford to -- all of those cupcakes either. Too long. Yes yes we are Michael I know John immense -- was drafted. In the spring but if you watched ESPN at all this summer. Albany talk about John Lehman sell and the latest from. But here comes. Gotta be you gotta be right here. 22 -- to the Cleveland Browns. With the -- -- second pick in the 2014. NFL draft. The Cleveland Browns select -- events. Well it was a big deal for the folks in Cleveland I mean the the people that Cleveland feel like they've they've undergone exports Renaissance because it was pretty close to the time. You know when LeBron came back they drafted -- now in a couple of big first round picks and everybody got all excited. Hello Ron excitement hasn't -- at all. Man tell excitement is -- by the day now. All that much he's number one in Jersey sales -- opened the people there are just not number one on the depth chart up. And I felt pretty good people there are pretty high amends now Brian Hoyer trying to throw a wrinkle in the big story this summer of Johnny men's bill. That and instincts. Let's point honest doll well Bob yes lawyer -- like a -- -- very -- either. Until stinks -- he's not going to do in the NFL what he did in college he's not fast enough to -- is not accurate enough to pass. Ask is aren't isn't good and I'm not big enough he is going to go down as a great college football player who could not make the transition to the NFL. A -- that -- elect wants like. Not what I'd like a lot of things can Tivo and Tivo we talk completely both sides -- Not quite as my fall at all he he can throw the football men's health and throw the football better than Tim Tebow but I don't think he's gonna have much. A longer career or much more success I just think he's really. Because the other aspect is he doesn't. He doesn't think he's wrong -- -- -- think he needs to change according to his racquet -- you think he's not inaugural worst. He already said when he was drafted at all you know professional now that's easy and now he says he's not changing so you change the changing. Looks like you're not changing public -- -- the sideline your party and with everybody gets it forty or 821. Point is that. I'm gonna change what I have a -- -- our -- be any different you change your general that you like your terrible father. Well I heard John Dennis that's one of those -- -- questions which I I really actually found fascinating was a really long they'll note that this was not a four part question one question -- -- exit question but are. If you had to choose between Johnny and -- being a superstar. Or a flat out boxed with you must -- plot that lost its -- No I had a choice you're only two choices -- know in between public Johnny -- guys like I. I I guess that went there but it's far easier to be Abbas and his superstar. I don't what it's far easier for me to say because. But based basically my tongue touched on his entire career -- -- Michael stick with a bottle of just gonna go down with the ship the sequential plan I think about seeking -- that ship. I I happen to think. This is much closer to plus category of -- And even the -- you're being led down that road already. You know generally when guys start out really bad it doesn't it doesn't improve dramatically that they suddenly get this epiphany and now -- work and -- get there early. They make it short stints. Which you know -- he's turned it around those those stories that. That deal with talk about those redemptions -- he's early now either by thirty and one last little bit innings. Streak. The biggest sports story in the world. Over the summer real world was clearly the World Cup all -- but humans -- I was -- brought blizzard did beat down now. -- the World Cup Jermaine Jones made a name for himself and now he's on your New England Revolution. -- it has. Jones plus. -- -- -- a cracker to crack it what's helped shot it was one of the that would director. Well if you're not from here. But don't be afraid to expand your horizons a little head up to me cracker is something I -- should -- Or another thing a bad thing that I might get called in certain places in this country but I don't know that for what what is cracker mean for a goal. Like it was really hard it was cracker it was a great shot it would one of these curving shot to the side wall that was one of the -- goals. Of the World Cup and I'm really happy to Jermaine Jones as a member of the revolution. Because they've really really do need an infusion of outside interest here. The World Cup was a really big deal in this country for about a sixty -- And for the entire thirty day period it was a huge deal for soccer fans for the rest of the world about a six day period it was a huge. Was actually thinking if if he can be good you know if he can build on on his reputation become to the ribs and be good. It Chandler Jones Jermaine Jones New Orleans and sort of promotion it -- John Jones act command in the sack man in the cracker man cracked me going -- -- he's -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- What series are all well I'd I'd also joy at -- area got a vote I still hear all those guys -- think the money I could put up their bucket. -- -- Greg Dickerson. Voices if I don't I could use Auburn I was you know just -- -- Time now for the eighteenth -- summer sports memory of that day that brings us to the biggest news in Boston over the summer and of course we're talking about. The dealing -- of star pitcher. John last. Think anytime you negotiate with a team and in. It doesn't go the way everybody wants to think there's always going to be disappointment but my time in Boston -- some ultra number -- sheriff from. 20022. Yesterday got nothing but great things to say about the organization where they treat me it was a treat my family through. The good times and bad times there -- always consistent. And not thank them personally yesterday for everything that's done you know we'll see what that relationship goes later on right now must nominate him and -- her perform for these guys and and do the best I can bring a championship here. It was a huge deal in these parts it'll be -- -- huge deal on Amazon really will be an even bigger deal. If they don't bring him back and I'm on the record predicting now. I like you're at it I don't think it's true but I I hope you're right bedecked you've got LeBron thing right 128 million dollars as the number only number out there. People who actually really break. But Jermaine Jones took money from what America. I -- -- L the Jon Lester coming back the -- Your hero in this segment John human cells and B superstar clusters like I got -- the Greg -- cell superstar. Way to get more days I don't ruin my credibility a little bit it's sort of part of this whole thing. -- I -- at the conference call and then it'll jump to the next one but that was the fourth one. I know we left that story. It was only four we don't know victory for. That what was yours like I think that Tony Stewart. Killing. It is and we were try I mean I mean that's like and story in sports now you can argue you are not a short no you are right. And I do think the sport I'm not one of those people who says it's not a sport I agree with everything -- -- We try one weekend to make for a -- slightly more uplifting and my and that no you're right that -- that is obviously the biggest story because a man lost his life. Don't extort met with the media today for the first time time are actually coming up some merit to that with the media today what would be in a hurry. I certainly wouldn't kill the man and I would not be in a hurry to talk about until they got wait two and a half week especially when my lawyers and I don't talk about right but either either talk right away or don't talk -- -- -- problem that I mean I. -- right race now. Which he's gonna do this weekend off I. I don't think -- do this right now. The investigation is in complete what I don't like time where is the right time to come back to race like it would be Mike -- why I would say next year. I would say next season. And I would counter with what they do. There's only know I know what I did. And I accidentally kill a man because I lost control top. Did I try to buzz having got too close and and really wasn't the accident only I know that. And that would play into my answer of what 'cause if I kill them and was being an idiot I don't know that I would ever factories. And Politico I mean if this were a movie. Don't you think when he gets in that car that he's on now -- pavement NASCAR track -- -- noble not like he was a dimly lit dirt track. But he's -- flashbacks in a Buick that's how the movie. Would play itself out and and how would you not -- that he's in the car. You know thinking you know if I turn here I can kill -- like you know they they come into the air -- percent once -- you see they hit a guy. You know the guys running -- and he acts. And those are accident they -- are but questions about whether this -- -- but wouldn't your mind if that happens to you UCL bought off in front of your car so you're you're like -- flashback to the instead. Only he knows exactly what went on on that race and and if he is in any way. Responsible for more than just a simple accident that I don't know that I would ever racing an analytical. Not gonna say admitted either that wouldn't -- -- present congressman Peter but I think you would be a guy who internally was just torn to shreds. He has it's basically been. Under wraps nobody's heard from him seen him talk to him nothing since it happened. They have one of the biggest PR gaffes in history the very next morning at Watkins -- -- win the the PR person for the Stewart racing team put up that releasing yet racing is as usual here today. And everybody on the planet so I'd like to Roger Goodell decision with Ray Rice and arguing dots. Men died last night -- it's not racing as usual here today and Stewart to his credit whether he can -- with it on his owner. Or was forced into what by sponsors or or NASCAR whoever set on race and hasn't race cents he's missed three weeks. But now the problem with the nature of the NASCAR sport is its -- -- an there's an interaction there's autographs -- people in the pits their sponsors is that all these people. It's not like he's an NFL quarterback and you can keep them in the locker room until game time he goes out he plays he's off the -- you know. At some point he has to interact with the general public with fans somebody could -- murderer somebody could out here. I just think it's it's. It's a very difficult situation that is trying to be managed tonight I don't think this year returning to racing -- It's like I wouldn't be surprised that just because of that becomes back key races this weekend not a camp with and talk about NASCAR -- -- he comes back and races this weekend says it's. Just what Randy said. I get people screaming at me I I -- I can't look at kids in the guys' -- I got to get out of here I'm done for the rest of the year plus. It's over the season is coming to an end and by missing races -- -- not that it's about a championship but that kind of petered out anyway so what's the point now may be it's it's purely obligations to sponsors and you're supposed to be in that car X number of times as long as you're not hurt your credit whatever -- is -- -- in his car has continued to race right with another driver -- his. He owns the racing teams of this is different than you know you're working for. And I don't know -- the big race car owners RB -- work of one of them minutes and hey c'mon only Roush. -- but he owns his own race team he's the one who kept the car running keeping all of his employees employed but with a different driver in the car. He did say when he met with the media today that this will affect him for the rest of his life I'd like to think that that's true how could not be. Right I mean you you hit and killed a man who affected a lot of people for the rest of realize family members and you know person who was dead it's. A big deal.


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the government adoption of standard formats for documents. "[T]he Portuguese government has opted for ODF, the OpenDocument Format, as well as PDF and a number of other formats and protocols, including XML, XMPP, IMAP, SMTP, CALDAV and LDAP. The announcement is in furtherance of a law passed by the Portuguese Parliament on June 21 of last year requiring compliance with open standards (as defined in the same legislation) in the procurement of government information systems and when exchanging documents at citizen-facing government Web sites."


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l. F.W. Aston, "The Mass-Spectra of Chemical Elements,'' Philosophical Magazine and Journal of Science, 39, 611-625 (1920). In the course of a systematic program to measure the masses of atoms, Aston found that four hydrogen nuclei (protons) are heavier than a helium nucleus (an alpha particle) and two positive electrons [see Eq. (1)]. This fundamental discovery is the experimental basis of our understanding of how stars like the sun shine. The original paper is rarely cited, perhaps because the text is mainly devoted to a description of Aston's new apparatus and to a discussion of the many different masses that he measured. The hydrogen-helium mass difference is only briefly discussed.
2. R.D.E. Atkinson and F.G. Houtermans, "Zur Frage der Aufbaumöglichkeit der Elements in Sternen,'' Z. Physik 54, 656 (1929). An early attempt to calculate the rate of nuclear reactions in stars using the Gamow factor.
3. J.N. Bahcall, "Solar Neutrinos I. Theoretical,'' Phys. Rev. Lett. 12, 300 (1964).
4. H.A. Bethe, "Energy production in Stars,'' Phys. Rev. 55, 436 (1939). If you are a physicist and only have time to read one paper in the subject, this is the paper to read.
5. J.D. Burchfield, Lord Kelvin and The Age of the Earth, (Chicago: University of Chicago Press), 1990. This concise book provides a clear and insightful account of Kelvin's views on the age of the earth and the age of the sun, and on many other topics including natural selection and geological evolution. The author tells an exciting story with historical accuracy.
6. C.L. Cowan Jr., F. Reines, F.B. Harrison, H.W. Kruse, and A.D. McGuire, "Detection of the Free Neutrino: a Confirmation'', Science 124, 103 (1956); F. Reines and C.L. Cowan, "Detection of the Free Neutrino'', Phys. Rev. 92, 830 (1953). These papers describe the first experimental detection of neutrinos.
7. C. Darwin, On the Origin of the Species by Natural Selection, or, The Preservation of Favored Races in the Struggle for Life (London: Murray 1859), p. 285 (Pelican Preprint of first edition, 296--297, 1968).
8. R. Davis Jr., "Solar Neutrinos. II. Experimental,'' Phys. Rev. Lett. 12, 302 (1964).
9. J.N. Bahcall and R. Davis Jr., "An Account of the Development of the Solar Neutrino Problem,'' in Essays in Nuclear Astrophysics, ed. C.A. Barnes, D.D. Clayton, and D. Schramm (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press 1982), p. 243; reprinted in J.N. Bahcall, Neutrino Astrophysics, (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press 1989). For related material, see http://www.sns.ias.edu/~jnb/Papers/Popular/snhistory.html.
10. A.S. Eddington, "The Internal Constitution of the Stars,'' Observatory 43, 353 (1920). This lecture is inspiring.
11. A. Einstein, "Zur Elektrodynamik bewegter Körper,'' Annalen der Physik, 17 (105). English translation in The Principle of Relativity, translated by W. Perrett and G.B. Jeffery with notes by A. Sommerfeld, (Dover Publications: New York), 1923. The logic in this paper is breathtakingly beautiful and incredibly clear.
12. E. Fermi, "Tentativo di una teoria della emissione di raggi ,'' Ric. 4, 491 (1934). Reprinted in Enrico Fermi, Collected Papers: Note e memorie, Vol 1. p. 538 (University of Chicago Press: Chicago) (1962-1965). See also p. 559, 575. Fermi formulated the mathematical theory of neutrino emission in -decay. His first paper on the subject was rejected as "too speculative'' for publication.
13. W.A. Fowler, "Experimental and theoretical nuclear astrophysics: the quest for the origin of the elements,'' Rev. Mod. Phys. 56, 149 (1984).
14. G. Gamow, "Zur Quantentheorie der Atomzertrümmerung,'' Zeit. fur Physik 52, 510 (1928). Derives the Gamow factor using quantum mechanics.
15. S. Hawking, "Gravitationally collapsed objects of very low mass'', Monthly Notices of Royal Astronomical Society, 152, 75 (1971). In this imaginative paper, Hawking speculated that the central region of the sun might contain a black hole and that this could be the reason why the flux of solar neutrinos was less than predicted.
16. H. von Helmholtz, Lecture "On the interaction of natural forces,'' Königsberg, February 7 (1854), in Phil. Mag. 11 [series 4], 489-518 (1856).
17. J.F.W. Herschel, A Treatise on Astronomy (London 1833), p. 211.
18. W.T. Kelvin, "On the Age of the Sun's Heat,'' Macmillan's Magazine, 288--293 (March 5, 1862).
19. J. Marchant, Alfred Russel Wallace, Letters and Reminiscences, I (London: Cassell 1916), p. 242. Letter dated 14 April, 1869.
20. W. Pauli, letter to a physicists' gathering at Tübingen, December 4, 1930. Reprinted in Wolfgang Pauli, Collected Scientific Papers, ed. R. Kronig and V. Weisskopf, Vol. 2, p. 1313 (Interscience, New York) (1964).
21. H.N. Russell, "On the Sources of Stellar Energy,'' Pub. Ast. Soc. Pacific, August (1919). If you like to read mystery stories and to figure out "Who did it'' from limited clues, then you will love this paper. A year before Aston's measurements of the mass of hydrogen and of helium and two decades before Bethe's calculations of nuclear fusion rates, Russell used well-known observations of stars and simple physical reasoning to infer that the rate of the "unknown process'' that supplies stellar energy must increase rapidly with increasing stellar temperature. Incredibly, he also correctly deduced that this dependence of energy production on temperature would lead to stars being stable over very long periods of time. These insights are presented in the text of a closely-reasoned lecture that contains no equations.
22. E. Rutherford, "The Radiation and Emanation of Radium,'' Pt. II, Technics, Aug., 171, (1904) Collected Papers, I: 650.
23. C. Smith and M.N. Wise, Energy and Empire: A biographical study of Lord Kelvin, (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press), 1989. This book is a stimulating and authoritative account of Kelvin, his science, and his life. Chapters 15-17 deal with the age of the sun, the cooling of the earth, and the age of the earth.
24. C. F. von Weizsäcker, "Über Elementumwandlungen in Innern der Sterne. II,'' Physikalische Zeitschrift, 39, 633 (1938). The CNO cycle is described in the last paragraph of Section 7.
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Brooklyn Hangover [CD]
- Artist: King Django Quintet
- Release Date: 06/15/2010
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About IrDA Miniport Drivers
The interface between IrDA hardware (infrared transceivers) and the core IrDA protocol stack is through Network Driver Interface Specification (NDIS) and IrDA miniport drivers. The IrDA protocol stack expects that IrDA hardware and IrDA miniport drivers handle framing, transparency, error detection, and support commands for sensing media activity and changing speed. IrDA miniport drivers are responsible for discarding incoming frames that contain bad cyclic redundancy checks (CRC); these frames must never be forwarded to the IrDA protocol stack.
The operating system supplies an implementation of the core IrDA protocol stack. The IrDA protocol stack is loaded dynamically by the Plug and Play system when an IrDA miniport driver is installed. The IrDA Tiny Transport Protocol (TinyTP) layer of the IrDA protocol stack is exposed to applications through Windows Sockets (WinSock) with the support of the user-space component wshirda.dll. Applications can only use WinSock to communicate with IrDA miniport drivers. For more information about programming IrDA with WinSock, refer to the Microsoft Windows SDK documentation.
For most purposes, the operating system treats IrDA miniport drivers as miniport drivers that bind only to the IrDA protocol stack. An IrDA co-installer displays these drivers to the user as IrDA adaptersand handles IrDA-specific user interface and setup issues.
Unlike NDIS drivers for other media, an IrDA miniport driver is never simultaneously bound to more than one protocol, and it is always bound to the same protocol. This is because, unlike other NDIS media, the IrDA protocol stack implements part of the media-control algorithm. This algorithm precludes multiple protocols.
System-supplied and vendor-supplied INF files are used to install IrDA miniport drivers and the IrDA protocol stack. These INF files must adhere to the Net INF and IrDA INF conventions.
The operating system supplies one IrDA miniport driver, irsir.sys, which is used to communicate with existing external Universal Asynchronous Receiver/Transmitter (UART)-attached SIR adapters and internal SIR IrDA adapters. Vendors should ensure that their SIR hardware is supported correctly through irsir.sys.
High-quality IrDA miniport drivers and INFs can be included with the operating system. This practice is encouraged because it improves the user IrDA installation experience.
The IrDA protocol stack can support multiple IrDA NICs concurrently. Vendors who wish to exploit this feature should expose multiple IrDA NICs through their IrDA miniport driver. Each exposed NIC should represent a unique transceiver and supporting hardware, capable of running a separate infrared connection.
There are a number of Plug and Play issues that must be considered when implementing IrDA miniport drivers for various IrDA hardware configurations. The Plug and Playsection explores these issues.


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"From K12 to Instructional Design"
Jay P. Chun Ed.D
Published by Jay P. Chun Ed.D at Smashwords
Copyright 2013
This book is for those teachers who are looking for a way out because they've come to the realization that teaching in the K12 setting is not for them. Although teaching in the school system is a noble profession, it is not for everyone. In this book, I will show you how I took the leap to move out of K12 teaching and into corporate training/elearning. What has taken me multiple months to figure out, I will be showing you everything in this simple and informative book. It provides practical tools and information that you can apply right away. As well as sample job descriptions that companies put when looking for instructional designers. What I will be showing you will not be taught in most universities, because is less theoretical and more practical.
This course does not guarantee employment for you as an instructional designer.
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Channel Adaptation to Cloud Services
By Jon Clark
When it comes to selling cloud services, the channel is a critical component to the broader adoption of cloud computing since the channel provides the essential connection that matches a deep understanding of their clients' requirements with the best solution, whether it be a cloud or a premises-based model. While the majority of IT projects continue to be based on premises deployed systems, the number of companies choosing the cloud is growing fast.
Regardless of which solution is chosen, the end user needs a trusted partner to guide them through design, implementation, training and ongoing development of the solution. Channel players who embrace the cloud as a vital part of their product mix will be more successful than those who hesitate to get on board.
The Cloud – The Good, the Bad and the Channel
The primary negative effect of the cloud is slow adoption of the cloud by the channel. One factor we see slowing channel cloud adoption is the difference in revenue models. Premises-based systems represent a larger initial sale for the channel, whereas with cloud solutions, revenue is recurring. Accounting for recurring revenue presents challenges in paying salespeople and impacts the bottom line in the short-term. However, there is a definite upside to the recurring cloud model. Over time, recurring revenue will surpass revenue generated with premise-based systems. As the channel helps more of their customers deploy cloud solutions, revenue will steadily increase and eliminate the peaks and dips inherent to selling only premises-based systems. Resellers who are focused primarily on servers and other hardware may see the cloud as a threat, because the initial investment in this type of infrastructure is much lower with cloud offerings. Application consulting revenue from cloud and premise-based systems should be essentially the same, so this vital source of revenue should remain the same with either type of sale.
Building Applications for the Cloud – Pros and Cons
When building applications for the cloud, the biggest pro is the ability to more easily integrate security and disaster recovery capabilities, and to make the system more scalable for the end user. This means that when putting together a cloud solution, software companies can deploy current hardware and software solutions to meet the performance requirements of their system. With a premise-based system, it is up to each end user to build their own infrastructure to take care of backup, disaster recovery, scalability, etc.
On the other end, creating a trust factor with end users that the cloud application does indeed address their key concerns (be it security or otherwise) is a major con. Many companies prefer to invest in building their own application infrastructure, which is why it is critical for the channel to offer both cloud and premise solutions so that they can best fit requirements of each of their clients. It's also important that the channel is educated on the similarities and differences between the cloud and premise-based solutions by the service provider. There is a learning curve in understanding the ins and outs of how the cloud solution works. Knowing how to sell the solution, will help you sell the end user the most satisfying solution.
Jon Clark is vice president of channel sales at Cabinet , a document management and workflow provider, based in Madison, Ala.


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Evidence mounts for an exotic supersolid
Rubidium atoms simultaneously act like a solid and a superfluid
By Laura Sanders, 15:04 PM March 18, 2009
PITTSBURGH — Hallmarks of an exotic state of matter called a supersolid have been spotted in a gas of ultracold rubidium atoms. In the same piece of matter, researchers found signs of the seemingly disparate properties of both solidity and superfluidity, the frictionless flow of atoms.
Reporting March 18 at a meeting of the American Physical Society, Dan Stamper-Kurn described two telltale signs that suggest this weird state of matter may indeed be a supersolid. The new matter is "a gas, whi...
Source URL: https://www.sciencenews.org/article/evidence-mounts-exotic-supersolid


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20 Sep 2011
Grilled Mackerel with Cucumber and Tomato Salad Ingredients
- 2 cucumbers, peeled
- 10 cherry tomatoes, quartered
- 4 tbsp extra virgin olive oil
- lemon, juiced
- 2 tsp good quality balsamic vinegar
- 2 tbsp apple cider vinegar
- cup parsley, chopped
- 4 blue mackerel, filleted, skin left on
- Salt and pepper
How to Prepare Grilled Mackerel with Cucumber and Tomato Salad:
- Cut cucumbers into quarters lengthwise. Chop into segments about five millimeters thick and toss with a few pinches of salt.
- Place in a colander over a bowl for 20 minutes so they lose some water, then transfer to a clean cloth and wring out remaining water. In a bowl, mix cucumber with tomatoes, 3 tbsp olive oil, lemon juice, both vinegars and parsley.
- Season with salt and pepper to taste. Cut each mackerel fillet down the middle on either side of the bone line, leaving any small bones in that thin strip.
- Heat remaining olive oil on a grill or in a pan until it is just smoking. Fry mackerel for 20 seconds each side and serve with salad.
Chef: Steve Manfredi Photo: Marco Del Grande Source: The Sydney Morning Herald
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Hey, guess what? The other day I was shopping for underwear at a generic department store, and there in the ginch aisle was a massive sign that read: "BACK TO SCHOOL SALE!" When I decipher the subtext to this sign, I believe it actually said to me, "Guess what fool, summer's not going to last forever!" It was the first time a commercial sign made me cry. And it's true, our summer weekends are numbered. But whatever you do, don't panic. There is still time to need to sneak in a getaway! In fact this weekend might be your perfect option. And we've got a whole slew of recommendations for you…
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Each month THE MONTRÉAL BUZZ features five gay or gay-friendly things to do or see around the city. Recommendations range from parties to bistros to festivals to boutiques to cultural events. Here are some suggestions for the month of August.
In my book of travel, no one likes to walk in a foreign city with the inscription "tourist" on their forehead. For that reason, let me provide you with ten essential "Montrealities" that will help you act like a local during your trip to Montreal!
THIS WEEKEND IN MONTREAL (JULY 23 to 25)
This weekend in Montreal there are a few awesome festivals to choose from, enabling you to get your daily recommended amount of giggles, acrobats and African beats. But, while you're here, you'll probably need to eat at some point. And you might be in the mood to check out some art. And there's a chance you'll want to buy a new T-shirt. Wow, you're going to be busy! We've got ten diverse recommendations for you to have a jam-packed, incredible weekend in Montreal.
Dr. Robert Rutledge is a hunky associate professor in the Department of Physics at McGill University. His work is primarily in observational high energy astrophysics, studying the behavior of neutron stars and black holes. Dr. Rutledge recently participated in the discovery of the most distant stellar object ever found, a gamma ray burst that occurred when the Universe was only 625 million years old. Which, believe it or not, is the exact same age as Celine Dion's husband, René Angélil. But Dr. Rutledge isn't all soft-gamma repeaters and quiescent low-mass x-ray binaries, he's also an expert on our national dish — Poutine! Keep reading to discover the delicate relationship between astrophysics and poutine…
THIS WEEKEND IN MONTREAL (JULY 16 to 18)
If you've ever been sitting on a airplane giggling at the "Just For Laughs Gags," you've already experienced a little slice of Montreal. Seen in 75 countries, "Gags" is a hidden camera/reality TV series, and most definitely one of our greatest exports. The Just for Laughs Festival, in all its humorous forms, has begun this week in Montreal! And if your funny bone doesn't need tickling, we've got 10 other perfect reasons to come to Montreal this weekend. Take a plane. Take train. Take a kayak. Just get here if you can!
The Montreal Jazz Festival is the largest jazz festival in the world. Musical giants such as Ray Charles, Miles Davis, Stevie Wonder, Ella Fitzgerald and James Brown have all captivated crowds since the festival's debut edition in 1980. Today, more than 2 million people attend the Montreal Jazz Festival yearly. But the Jazz Fest is not just about music – it's about life's pleasures. And truth is, there's nothing like a bit of jazz to awake my yearning for a glass – or two – of lilac wine. As famous saxophonist Steve Lacy once said: "Jazz is like wine. When it is new, it is only for the experts, but when it gets older, everybody wants it". Well, the popular Montreal Jazz Festival is now 31 years-old and well above Quebec's drinking age. Here are some cool places near the festivites to get your sip on!
Montreal may be far away from Paris. But sometimes it's pretty close. Here are four addresses to indulge into the original French lifestyle of Montreal
With it's unique position as the gateway between North America and Europe, Montréal is très unique in its dimensions of art, language, culture, politics and gastronomy. The city resonates a passion and sophistication that is unparalleled anywhere on the continent. This becomes evident in the diversified programming of festivals that the city continues to offer year after year. Travelers choose Montréal for a myriad of reasons such as affordability, diverse cultural options and patented joie de vivre. And because there are so many flavors of experience to choose from, we've conveniently matched 11 personality types with a Montréal festival that might just tickle your fancy.
THIS WEEKEND IN MONTREAL [JUNE 18 to 20]
It's our job to find great things for you to do in Montreal. And we're not going to lie to you, finding great things to do in Montreal is like hoping to find chocolate in a chocolate factory. This weekend is packed again with fun things to do and see in the city. Get out there and enjoy our 10 recommendations! —————————————————————————————————————— [festival] FIRST PEOPLES FESTIVAL – A celebration of indigenous culture, community, cinema and other artistic forms, this festival is a 'Must See' for anyone interested in a unique, authentic and historic experience. First Peoples' art showcased in the major arena it warrants. [music festival] FRANCOFOLIES – Reflecting the thriving French-speaking music world, this 20-year-old festival is for anyone with a penchant for international song. Many free outdoor shows. Profitez! (TIP: The golden voice of Arica, Salif Keita, plays on Friday night!)


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Sir Paul McCartney has fielded a mix of questions at a press conference in Washington DC.
The former Beatle, who turns 68 later this month, is set to receive The Library of Congress' Gershwin Prize for Popular Song in a special tribute concert in the East Room of the White House.
The prize celebrates McCartney's decades-long music that spans from his years with The Beatles to his current solo output.
The concert will feature a tribute by major stars, many of whom will perform the songs that propelled McCartney to legendary status in music around the world.
The line-up of stars include Stevie Wonder, Faith Hill, Jonas Brothers, Dave Grohl, Elvis Costello, Corinne Bailey Rae and remarks by Jerry Seinfeld.
When asked about the BP oil spill, McCartney said it was a "disgrace" and "terrible".
But he did express his excitement and enthusiasm to perform in front of US President Barack Obama. He said: "I am a big fan. He's a great guy-- so, lay off him. He's doing great."
Named to honour the songwriting team of brothers George and Ira Gershwin, the prize "recognises musicians whose careers reflect a lifetime achievement in promoting song as a vehicle of artistic expression and cultural understanding," the library said in a statement.
The Gershwin Prize for Popular Songs was created by the Library of Congress to honour artists whose creative output transcends distinction between musical styles and idioms, bringing diverse listeners together and fostering mutual understanding and appreciation.


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a place for zinesters - writers and readers
Well, it's been open for awhile now, but this is the first I've talked of it other than on my own LJ and We Make Zines. Black Light Diner is a distro specializing in (though not limited to) comics zines, minicomics, and other forms of sequential art zine-type publications. Some things in stock right now:
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