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Spring Roo goes a step beyond the Spring Framework by bringing true Rapid Application Development to Java—just as Grails has done with Groovy. This concise introduction shows you how to build applications with Roo, using the framework's shell as an intelligent and timesaving code-completion tool. It's an ideal RAD tool because Roo does much of the tedious code maintenance.
You'll get started by building a simple customer relationship management application, complete with step-by-step instructions and code examples. Learn how to control any part of the application with Roo's opt-in feature, while using this open source framework to automate the rest of the code.
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I bought your book on Roo, and though the book is somewhat older, I was surprised to have many issues along the first few pages only!It would be fantastic if you could answer some of these questions:1. The addon search / list etc. does not seem to work any longer in roo. I found a couple of forum posting on this, but it seems to be broken still.2. I could not install the graph addon. I wanted to install it manually, but it does not seem to be well maintained any longer. Where is it maintained for download or has the graph addon project slowly died? And this leads to my next question:3. Is Roo still supported and developed further by a very active community, or have other frameworks such as Grails simply overtaken Roo and Roo is being used less and less these days?It would be great to get a few pointers from you.
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This book is an introductory book and the authors did not show full source code on book or even did not put it on Oreilly website. so sometimes you will be confused. I think "Spring roo in action" is a better book by far.
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This book is a fast entry in Roo with good examples.But doing the cool magic with the downloaded db schema 'ddl.sql' from this site and 'database reverse engineer' command, I got this error when I performed 'Create new Card Order': org.springframework.validation.BeanPropertyBindingResult: 1 errorsField error in object 'cartOrder' on field 'inCart': rejected value [false]; ...The example works correct, when I added a CardOrder by H2 Console directly in the database. A hint how to fix the error would be great.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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good so far but i am looking for the code samples so i can learn it faster
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Greater understanding of a young star cluster highlights the fine-tuning required to form a habitable planet. Most stars similar in size to the sun reside in binary (two-star) systems, which significantly impacts the formation of planetary systems around the star. Planets form from a disk of material orbiting a star. However, observations of a young star cluster have revealed that disks around binary stars dissipate in about half the time of those around single stars. Since the disk-dissipation time around single stars is about the same as the time required to form Earth-like terrestrial planets, this result means that planet formation around stars in binary systems is much more difficult. Additionally, since the disk dissipates faster in binary systems, any terrestrial planets are likely to be smaller than those found in the solar system (and thus not life-supporting candidates). Such fine-tuning comports well with idea of a supernatural Creator working to fashion a life-supporting planet, as posited by RTB's cosmic creation model.
o J. Bouwman et al., "Binarity as a Key Factor in Protoplanetary Disk Evolution: Spitzer Disk Census of the η Chamaeleontis Cluster," Astrophysical Journal Letters 653 (2006): L57-L60.
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The Burgen Tough Guy and Gal Challenge is celebrating its 10-year anniversary in style around New Zealand over the next two months.
More than 42,000 competitors have enjoyed the mud and mayhem of the one-of-a-kind event in the past decade.
To mark the milestone the organisers are expecting 12,000 competitors over the seven events.
After 500 participants got down and dirty at the first event in Wellington on June 16, it is Auckland, Palmerston North and Rotorua's turn.
On July 7 and 8, 3000 athletes of all shapes and sizes will fight it out in the Auckland Tough Guy and Gal Challenge at Woodhill.
While it is serious for some, the challenge is geared for those who generally use fitness for leisure and entertainment.
It has attracted six members of the Breakers basketball management team and a host of Breakers Academy players.
Former Breakers and Tall Blacks rep Michael Fitchett said that after a busy season - in which they managed historic back-to-back Aussie NBL titles - the Tough Guy challenge was perfect for their team.
"We had heard that it was a fun event to take part in from Mike Kelly at Event Promotions, who had helped us out during the season," said the 29-year-old. "It gave us a fitness goal to work towards after the hectic Breakers season."
The challenge is open to male and female competitors aged 13 and older. The event includes plenty of challenges such as swamp crossings, a spider's web net climb, barbed-wire crawl, beautiful native bush trails, a range of natural and manmade obstacles, mud and more mud.
"We are expecting the run to be very tough, especially in the cold, wet mud," said Fitchett.
"We have a very steep hill right next to work, so we have been up and down the hill a couple of times a week to get ready. Of course, attendance at these sessions has been varied."
Many of the Breakers team, with the exception of a few members of the off-court team, have competed in elite-level basketball. But running through a muddy obstacle course is a whole new test.
"Basketball is a very stop-start, explosive sport so this will be a different challenge, with hopefully the constant motion of a 6km run. We are hoping there will be enough mud that we can slide through a few hundred metres of the course."
It will be a great team- building exercise which has been a big part of the Breakers' success story.
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"Having everyone involved and engaged in getting the results we are after has been a massive part of our success."
And it wouldn't be an event without competitive rivalry.
Judd Flavell, Breakers assistant coach and head coach of development, has promised that he will do next year's event in a Speedo if any of the team beat him.
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One of the first Android@Home products to be announced was an LED light bulb; a house full of these light bulbs would not only save electricity, but let you control them right from your phone. Soon you will be able to program your lights to turn on at the same time as your alarm goes off. Program your coffee maker to start brewing ten minutes after that so you have hot coffee before you leave for work. It's easy to see how smartphones could become even more integral parts of our lives.
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Pickin' on CantonWeekly gathering bonds young and old, amateur and professional, through mountain music and dance
Last Friday night, the Canton Rec Park didn't look like itself. Despite the rain that had ended only a few minutes before, the place resembled the site of a massive, musical family reunion. The large expanse of manicured grass was chock-a-block with groups of bluegrass singers and pickers, not to mention clogging troupes, practicing steps in their matching duds. The pavilion, which housed the Lisa Price Band (the night's headliners), was ringed by an all-ages crowd of onlookers sitting in lawn chairs as they clapped, visited and ate ice cream.
This night of joyful, down-home music making is called Pickin' in the Park, and it features an official band and two clogging teams every Friday for 14 weeks throughout the summer. But you probably knew all this. Weren't you there? A good deal of the county was — and always is.
That's how it has been since Pickin' started 22 years ago, or at least that's when co-founder Carroll Nelson believes it began. The 73-year-old Canton native can't be sure, because sometime in the past the county lost those records. That's a moot point, however. What really matters is that ever since he and the late Joe Turner, Canton's former parks director, came up with the idea for the night of mountain music and dance, it has been going like gangbusters.
"It just gets bigger, seems to me, every week," Nelson said.
Though he admits he's not one for estimating a crowd, he thinks this year has been particularly busy. This is especially exciting because Pickin' isn't exactly a heavily advertised, glitzy affair. For the most part, people show up because of the decades of word of mouth. Nelson imagines they're looking for the exact same things he was when he began this weekly celebration. Like him, they simply want a place to listen to country and bluegrass music, see some cloggers and maybe even dance a little themselves.
"I like to see the dancin' and hear the pickin'," Nelson said. "It's just a lot of fun, just a family night."
These thoughts of his were echoed time and time again at the most recent Pickin'. Everyone with something to say about the night pretty much said the same thing. It's just fun, they all explained, the words and anecdotes varying only slightly person to person.
Alex Swaringen, a fresh-faced 19-year-old Haywood Community College student, was playing an impromptu bluegrass jam session with a few fellow musicians when he attempted to describe the close-knit feel of the night.
"I can't really explain it," he said, holding his banjo. "If you play music and you get around a bunch of people with that common interest, you kind of have a connection."
It's a connection that clearly goes beyond the dividing lines of hometown and age. Swaringen is a native of Stanley County and is probably a third the age of all the other pickers who were playing alongside him that night, but it didn't seem to matter to anyone. Swaringen explained that he can learn more from players who have lived longer than he, anyway. More than anything, he just seemed happy to have a place to play every Friday night.
"Makes me feel like I'm back home pickin' again," he said.
Al Skipper, who was playing with Swaringen, has been coming out to the summer series for about four years. He always meets "a lot of nice people," he said, but that's not the only reason he shows up with his guitar religiously at this and other jams across Western North Carolina. For him, it's also about Appalachian heritage.
"It's maintaining the old music," said the 65-year-old Clyde resident. "We play a lot of the bluegrass music, kind of keeping it alive."
Skipper, who's been playing his guitar almost as long as he can remember, mentioned that this year marks the 100th anniversary of the birth of Bill Monroe, the so-called "Grandfather of bluegrass," who actually coined the genre's name. Nights like this one and others across the region have convinced Skipper that this old-timey music is far from dying away. In fact, it's growing — of which he is reminded whenever he sees a group of strangers come together and harmonize over a bluegrass ditty that's been tried and true for decades.
"A lot of people who don't know each other can get together and play the same songs," he explained.
This warm sense of accessibility isn't only for the musicians at Pickin', but for the throngs of music lovers as well. That night, between songs by the main band and performances by the Blue Ridge Hi-Steppers and Stoney Creek clogging teams, everyone with itchy feet was invited to take the stage in a traditional folk dance. The scene was a joyful one, with people of all ages and abilities flashing huge grins as they swirled and stomped and clapped to the fast-paced mountain music. Many of these folks had known each other nearly since birth. Many were strangers. No one seemed to care either way.
After the song and dance came to an end, Blue Ridge Hi-Stepper Marcia Jones, 37, tried to put into words exactly what makes these nights so special. Catching her breath, she said that it was all about the dancing — well, the dancing and the people watching.
Watching people here "is better than the mall on the day after Thanksgiving," she joked.
What makes it so good, it seems, is the same thing that makes the music and dancing so enjoyable. Pickin' in the Park doesn't just draw one type of people. It draws everyone, from fifth-generation Canton locals to Florida snowbirds. Jones, who works in Waynesville, actually lives in Hendersonville, though she knows it doesn't matter to a soul on these Friday nights.
"It's Haywood County," she said, with a big smile. "Everyone's welcome in Haywood County."
Pickin' in the Park schedule:
July 15 — Hillcountry with Mountain Tradition and Green Valley clogging teams
July 22 — Appalachian Bluegrass with the Southern Appalachian Cloggers and Fines Creek Flatfooters
July 29 — Hominy Valley Boys with the Southern Mountain Smoke clogging team
Aug. 5 — The Can't Hardly Play Boys with Smokey Mountain Stompers and Stoney Creek clogging teams
Aug. 12 — Jerico Hill Band with Southern Mountain Fire and Blue Ridge Hi Steppers clogging teams
Aug. 19 — Cherokee Band with the Smokey Mountain Stompers and Stoney Creek clogging teams
Aug. 26 — Country Heritage with the Southern Appalachian Cloggers and Extreme Tradition clogging teams
Sept. 2 — Country Sounds with the Southern Appalachian Cloggers and Blue Ridge Hi Steppers clogging teams


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I liked this idea of a bird house, I made one for each of my grandaugters. I was having a hard time figuring out something for June. This is perfect. The pictures might be a little brighter than the originals. It's hard to auto adjust and get the right color on my camera. But they are bright. Katie
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ATHENS, Ga.----For the first time since the 2011 Southeastern Conference Championship game Hutson Mason threw a pass in a Georgia football game. After redshirting 2012, and not being able to step on the field yet this year due to the Bulldogs nerve-wracking season, the Marietta native's opportunity finally came with 14:52 left in the fourth quarter and the Bulldogs leading Appalachian State 31-6.
"Really words can't describe it. Sometimes you take for granted the opportunity that you have, not only to play at Georgia and wear the G, but to play in front of 90,000 whether we're playing App State or we're playing LSU," Mason said. "After the process that I've been through, every time I step on the field if that's again this year or if that's next year I'll never take it for granted."
Offensive coordinator Mike Bobo didn't put the reins on when Mason entered the game, allowing the Bulldogs to keep throwing the ball as both the quarterback and some unfamiliar receivers saw extended action.
"It did feel good," Mason said. "You always want to go out there and execute and I kept preaching to the guys to keep the gas pedal on; don't settle for just running the clock out. We take pride in that and want to move the ball and put it in the end zone."
Mason and the Bulldogs did that with him piloting the offense, scoring two unanswered fourth-quarter touchdowns. Mason went 11-of-16 for 160 yards with one touchdown pass to Kenneth Towns, the receivers' first career touchdown grab, and a pick that Mason said would serve as a learning experience.
For the first time in his career, the former Lassiter High School stand-out began the week expecting to see game action with the Bulldogs facing their only FCS opponent of the season. Mason said he didn't think too much about this and didn't alter his preparation at all, but it did feel a little different preparing to step across the touchline for the first time in 2013.
"I really don't get into it that much. I know people were anxious to see me play today but I try not to put that pressure on myself. I try to prepare every week like I did this week and when you prepare and your opportunity comes that's when success happens. It's just a routine of preparation, preparation, preparation," Mason continued. "No doubt this week felt a little different, for a while I was wondering if I was going to get my opportunity. Whether it's the fourth quarter or the second quarter I take pride in how I play and what I put on the field so I always want to execute and perform at a high level."
Mason's first appearance for two years game in the same game that Georgia's current starting quarterback Aaron Murray broke the SEC career passing touchdowns record. Despite sitting behind Murray for four years, Mason said the relationship has helped him enormously and he has learnt a lot working with Murray every day.
"I've learned a lot from Murray, it's crazy to sometimes to think that I've had the opportunity to learn and to pick the brain of the guy who has every SEC passing record known to man; that kind of blows your mind," Mason said. "People think there's some kind of magical potion to it but there's not. It's the same thing every week, we come in on Sunday and watch a ton of film for a ton of hours and me and Murray meet in the QB meeting room and we break down the opponent, take a pen and paper, write down what we think is good and give it to Coach Bobo. It's just the same thing every week. Like I said there's no magic potion to it, it's just preparation."
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March 31, 1999 Approval Letter - Hextend, High Molecular Weight Hydroxyethyl Starch 6% (Hetastarch) in Buffered Electrolyte Dextrose Solution
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March 31, 1999
BioTime, Inc.
Attention: Ronald G. Leonardi, Ph.D.
935 Pardee Street
Berkeley, CA 94710
Re: NDA 20-0952 Hextend, High Molecular Weight Hydroxyethyl Starch 6%
(Hetastarch) in Buffered Electrolyte Dextrose Solution
Dear Dr. Leonardi:
Please refer to your March 30, 1998 new drug application submitted under section 505(b) of the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act for Hextend, High Molecular Weight Hydroxyethyl Starch 6% (Hetastarch) in Buffered Electrolyte Dextrose Solution.
We acknowledge receipt of your amendment dated November 27, 1998.
This application provides for the use of Hextend as a plasma volume expander for treatment of hypovolemia during surgery.
We have completed the review of this application and have concluded that adequate information has been presented to demonstrate that the drug product is safe and effective for use as recommended in the enclosed marked-up draft labeling. Accordingly, the application is approved effective on the date of this letter.
The final printed labeling must be identical to the enclosed marked-up draft labeling. Marketing the product with final printed labeling that is not identical to this draft labeling may render the product misbranded and an unapproved new drug.
Please submit sixteen copies of the final printed labeling as soon as it is available, in no case more than 30 days after it is printed. Please individually mount ten of the copies on heavy weight paper or similar material. For administrative purposes this submission should be designated "FINAL PRINTED LABELING" for approved NDA 20-0952. Approval of this submission by FDA is not required before the labeling is used.
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The Tinfoil Hat Presidency
We're all conspiracy theorists now:
Spend a little while on Twitter or in Internet comment sections and you'll see a significant number of people who think that the NSA may have been relaying intelligence about the Mitt Romney campaign to Obama operatives, or that Chief Justice John Roberts' sudden about-face in the Obamacare case might have been driven by some sort of NSA-facilitated blackmail.Paranoia is the new normal...
A year ago, these kinds of comments would have been dismissable as paranoid conspiracy theory. But now, while I still don't think they're true, they're no longer obviously crazy. And that's Obama's legacy: a government that makes paranoid conspiracy theories seem possibly sane.


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Ng, JKH and Prager, RW and Kingsbury, NG and Treece, GM and Gee, AH (2006) An iterative, wavelet-based deconvolution algorithm for the restoration of ultrasound images in an EM framework. In: Ultrasonic Imaging and Signal Processing: Medical Imaging. SPIE.Full text not available from this repository.
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Katy Perry is slowly releasing new songs from her upcoming album and this ballad entitled 'Not Like the Movies' is her best so far. Listen after the jump!
Now that she got her hit summer single out of the way with ' California Gurls ,' Katy has released a new song ready for download on iTunes entitled 'Not Like the Movies.'
The song is a simple piano-voice heavy ballad about waiting for the right person to love, about dreaming to be swept off your feet but what if it doesn't happen that way? "That's the way it should be" coos a sentimental Katy. This is our favorite tune from her upcoming album Teenage Dream which drops Aug. 24.
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Scott Burton was an artist of stunning clarity who retained an ambiguous relationship with the term "artist" until his death in 1989. His career encompassed (in the following order) brilliantly cogent criticism, sparingly minimalist performance, occasional curatorial excursions, and a body of sculpture that was also liberatingly usable furniture. The form to which he devoted his greatest concentration was the chair. At first he simply made arrangements of furniture found abandoned on the street, setting up tableaux and experimenting with serenely uninflected activities that would ultimately lead to performances (which he called "Behavior Tableaux") in which the human body and the furniture shared a choreographic codependency ("preverbal kinesic and proxemic systems of human interaction"1 ). The final stage of Burton's development was the creation and utilization of his furniture in the public realm, where it was intended to be both amenity and totem. He was very much concerned with the totality of the gesture whereby his sculpture was conceived in relationship to the architecture of the landscape. It was important to Burton that he was recognized as a public artist.
Today, Burton's career feels particularly modern in its embrace of the ambivalent and its unwillingness to just resolve itself into a single practice. His intricate relationship with function and aesthetics began quite early. In an interview with critic Peter Schjeldahl, Burton talked about the towering importance of design to his work: "[In] Washington, D.C., in the '50s, where my family had moved from Alabama, modern furniture just spelled modernism to me, and modernism spelled liberation. It was still avant-garde then. Furniture companies like Herman Miller, Knoll, and Dunbar meant as much to me as Picasso and de Kooning, in much the same way. I was just obsessed."2 In the end, Burton was annoyed at being constantly asked to differentiate his work between design and art; for him there was no difference. The synthesis he achieved between the two was due solely to the intense, questioning creativity he brought to both.
Scott Burton, correspondence with Martin Friedman, March 14, 1972 (Walker Art Center Archives): "It uses several performers whose movements and groupings illustrate preverbal kinesic and proxemic systems of human interaction ('body language' and 'personal space' arrangements)." ↩
Quoted in Peter Schjeldahl, "Scott Burton Chairs the Discussion," Village Voice, June 1, 1982, 86. ↩


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Fort LeBoeuf Bison
Coach: Jeff Nichols (10th season, 36-48)
2012 overall record: 5-5
2012 region record: 3-4 (sixth)
2012 playoff results: Did not qualify for the District 10 playoffs.
Top players lost: Ian Sweeney, Nik Dombkowski, Joe Bugdon, Evan Daley, Sam Gambill
Top returning players: Cy Carroll, Nate Conti, Jacob Marzka, Austin Combs, Garrett Reinwald, Collin Fish, Jack Bridgeham Bengal, Anthony Rivera, Tyler Alexander
Assistant coaches: Jason Beer, Friede Lundell, Rich Kolahs, Adlin Strimmel, Dave Andrews
Outlook: Fort LeBoeuf got off to a quick 2-0 start in the region last year before running into several Erie County powerhouses to derail a chase for the region title. The Bison were young last fall, but if they can use that valuable experience to get better this year, LeBoeuf could be a dangerous team. The Bison will have to replace Ian Sweeney, Joe Bugdon, Evan Daley, Sam Gambill and quarterback Nik Dombkowski. Daley was voted to the all-region first team and is a big loss on defense, while Dombkowski has been a leader for LeBoeuf over the past few years. Dombkowski ran for five touchdowns as a senior and threw for 345 yards and four touchdowns as he facilitated the offense. Bugdon is another big loss in the backfield as LeBoeuf's leading rusher. He had 586 yards and five touchdowns on 117 carries as a senior. Gambill was Dombkowski's favorite target last year with 12 catches for 216 yards and four touchdowns.
With the starting quarterback, leading rusher and leading receiver all gone to graduation, the Bison will have some camp battles going on next month to fill out the starting lineup. Justin Galvin and Cody Falk were junior quarterbacks last fall and could be in the mix along with several underclassmen. Austin Combs, who will be a junior this fall, was the only other Bison to throw a pass last year as he went 1-for-3 for 33 yards and one interception. LeBoeuf has a strong group of experienced players back this year, including Cy Carroll, Nate Conti, Jacob Marzka, Garrett Reinwald, Collin Fish, Jack Bridgeham Bengal, Anthony Rivera, Tyler Alexander and Combs. Carroll ran for 578 yards and three touchdowns last year, while Combs ran for 463 yards and four touchdowns. Carroll, Fish, Combs and Rivera are returning running backs, while Marzka is a returning starter at wide receiver. Alexander, Reinwald, Conti and Bridgeham Bengal are returning starters on the offensive line. Conti was voted to the all-region first team at OL last year. LeBoeuf could also receive immediate contributions from the lower levels in Lucas Tokarzyk, Gabe Dylewski and Jacob Stull. The Bison have an experienced group of running backs to contribute in the Wing-T offense but LeBoeuf needs a quarterback to step forward and run the offense efficiently. The Bison open the season at rival General McLane and have a chance to win a few games in September before a crucial stretch in October. LeBoeuf will play Northwestern, Fairview and Girard in the second half of the season, which could determine if the Bison have a chance at the postseason.
30 at General McLane 7
6 at Harbor Creek* 7
13 Seneca* 7
20 at Corry* 7
27 North East* 7
4 at Northwestern* 7
11 at Cambridge Springs 7
18 Fairview* 7
25 Girard* 7
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*Region 4 games
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Buco Home & Residences
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Property Location
Buco Home & Residences is in the heart of Buenos Aires, walking distance from Museo Historico Nacional and Museo Histórico Nacional. This hotel is close to Plaza de Mayo and Casa Rosada.
Make yourself at home in one of the 10 air-conditioned rooms featuring minibars and LCD televisions. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms with showers feature bidets and hair dryers. Conveniences include safes and coffee/tea makers, and housekeeping is provided on weekdays only.
Be sure to enjoy recreational amenities including a 24-hour health club and a sauna. Additional amenities at this hotel include complimentary wireless Internet access and tour/ticket assistance.
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Our Ben Sherman collection is crafted on the contemporary Kings Fit block, always ensuring a slim fitting suit with clean lines. This classic wool rich blue stripe two piece features a two button fastening and slim notch lapels. The internals are sophisticated, featuring Ben Sherman's trademark black and white stripe sleeve lining and subtle orange detailing.
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Megan Smolenyak has posted the following announcement:
Dear RootsTelevision.com Viewer,
It's with mixed feelings that I'm sharing the news that I will be closing RootsTelevision.com (RTV) as of March 10th. Back in 2006, RTV was launched to fill a void. As I wrote at the time:
"We've been perplexed for a long time. These days, there's a horse channel, a wine channel, a sailing channel, a poker channel, a guitar channel, and even a shipwreck channel. So why, we wondered, isn't there a channel servicing the millions of people interested in genealogy and family history?"
The good news is that this yawning gap is now being filled. Genealogy is finally going mainstream. Some of you are probably already watching Faces of America on PBS and The Generations Project on BYU. And many, I'm sure, have heard of the imminent launch on NBC of Who Do You Think You Are? (a series I'm proud to be affiliated with, and for which, I wrote the companion book). The non-genealogical world is finally waking up to the long overlooked potential of what we roots-sleuths do on a daily basis, as you can read in this article: Roots TV Becomes New Branch of Reality TV.
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Monte Carlo
Entrepreneurship is no longer a novelty; it is a necessity. Countries around the world recognise that entrepreneurial spirit is the key to a prosperous economy. It has become the driving force behind the world's economic growth.
Entrepreneurship has captured the public's imagination around the globe and is high on the agenda of many governments.
Each year, Monte Carlo transforms itself into the playground for thousands of entrepreneurs worldwide who have earned the mark of distinction as Best Entrepreneur in their respective countries. They are inducted into the global World Entrepreneur Hall of Fame and go on to compete for the title of EY World Entrepreneur of the Year (as registered in the United States).
See our interactive map featuring the profiles of this year's participating country winners with the EY TV interviews for those winners interviewed in Monte Carlo. Hear how the world's best entrepreneurs thrive in a fast and ever-changing world.


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Mushkin Enhanced Joule 800 Watt Power Supply Review
Test Results
Our load tests utilize a couple of FAST ATE active load testers and a variety of other equipment such as an oscilloscope, power conditioner, temperature probe and a power consumption meter. You can read more about our standard testing approach here.
The tests performed are based around six conceivable setups that are out there and progressively load down the PSU up to the power supply's limits or 1000W, whichever comes first. Since our test equipment's limits are greater than that of the Mushkin Enhanced Joule 800W, we can test it to the maximum.
Running the Mushkin Enhanced Joule 800W power supply through our tests revealed some surprising numbers. Starting with the voltages, we see some readings on the 12V rail that are a tad higher than most power supplies we have reviewed lately, but are still well within specifications. As the loads increase, voltages drop across the board as you would expect, but there are no drastic drops and the readings on all of the rails are well within specifications and look good from start to finish.
Perhaps the area where the Joule 800W excelled at the most was in the ripple department. Start out during the first test, ripple was almost non-existent at only 5mV peak to peak. As the loads increased, so did the ripple, but it was very marginal from test to test. During the final test, ripple crept up to a maximum of 22mV under full load.
As the Joule 800W power supply is rated for 80Plus Silver efficiency, we should expect to see efficiency numbers at or above 85%, 89%, and 85% at 20%, 50%, and 100% loads respectively. The numbers for the Joule 800W are right where they should be at their respective loads and while we don't have a test at exactly 50%, the unit shows no signs that it isn't capable of reaching its rated efficiency.
Final Thoughts
Normally, you don't expect anything spectacular from a budget power supply and usually have to worry about at least one test coming close to failing. The Mushkin Enhanced Joule 800W performed flawlessly with plenty of room to spare in every test from start to finish. It offers a very fair selection of cables and connectors for an 800W power supply that should complement just about any system the power supply is capable of pushing and does so at a very attractive price of $110.
The unit isn't without its discrepancies, however, and that is often the price that you pay for a budget power supply. The biggest complaint is lack of a lengthy warranty for your power supply. While almost every manufacturer of power supplies has switched to a "standard" minimum of a five year warranty, Mushkin only offers a two year warranty for the Joule. You also have the primary capacitors that are rated for 85C instead of the more favored 105C capacitors. While they didn't give us any problems during testing, a year or so of use and degradation of the capacitors could prove this to be the weak point in the power supply.
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The Valentine's Day, 1999, forecast for Paris.
In early December, Wired asked Piers Corbyn for the Valentine's Day weather in Paris (he charges £50 – about $85 – for custom forecasts for specific dates far in advance). His prediction: "Valentine's Day 1999 in Paris is expected to fall at a transition between generally mild, bright but sometimes showery weather and a wetter, colder period. The forecast for the day is therefore: Paris will be generally mild with variable clouds and a few showers which are likely to turn heavy later or on the following day. General confidence: Moderate. Timing of changes: Less certain."
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|Lewis Ntaimo, Texas A&M University
|Disjunctive decomposition for two-stage stochastic mixed-binary programs with random recourse
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The Classification Learning Center Toy consists of a 5 compartment sorting box with 10 category wood tiles and 100 wood object tiles to sort by class. Children can start with one or two categories and work up to sorting 5 categories at a time. Answers are easily checked by removing sorted tiles from each compartment and comparing them to the category guide card. An additional, unlimited number of object tiles can easily be Made by using cut-outs of objects from newspapers, magazines, or coloring books.
Size: 18"L x 5"W x 3"H
LEARNING GOALS: This is not a mere sorting, but a way to teach a child how to classify objects by category; the beginning of conceptual thinking. The child will learn about classes and why individual objects fall within certain classes. Concept formation is the basis of abstract thinking and is an essential thinking skill that should be developed as early as possible.
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From Lawn Mowers To The Infobahnby
By the time President and CEO Jack Phillips gets done revamping Actava, it will bear little resemblance to the Fuqua Industries it was when he and his group acquired it in April. Whispers are that Phillips has lined up several deals for an acquisition in telecommunications and information systems.
The purchase will be preceded by the closing of an agreement in mid-August to sell to Eastman Kodak the 50% Actava stake in Qualex, the wholesale photofinishing giant that the two own jointly. People familiar with the deal say Kodak will pay Actava $150 million for its share. Talk of such a purchase has spurred Actava stock to jump from 71/2 to 10 in recent days. Some big investors think the stock could double in a year if Phillips' overall scheme goes through.
Once the Qualex deal is done, say these pros, Phillips will proceed with selling off Actava's remaining business, Snapper Power Equipment, which makes lawn mowers, tractors, garden tillers, and snowblowers. A couple of companies have expressed interest in Snapper, and insiders say a deal will be signed soon. In May, Phillips sold Actava's four sporting-goods companies to Roadmaster Industries for $78 million in stock. The deal gave Actava a 40% stake in Roadmaster, which is a major producer of bicycles and fitness equipment.
Financier John Kluge, who owns a big chunk of Actava, is expected to become chairman upon completion of Phillips' plan to transform Actava into a communications company.


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Oral history interview in which Joan Bluethenthal primarily discusses her involvement with integration of the Greensboro public school system in 1971, including the reaction of local parents to busing and her involvement with Greensboro's Human Relations Advisory Committee. She also notes her initial impressions of Greensboro in 1950 and her experience of working with various communities towards racial equality in the 1950s and 1960s.
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text: I've been avoiding plain toe for years as I don't really like the creasing to occur towards the toe (as it has done so with my cheap clarks) but looking at some nice monk straps and whole cut oxfords I am starting to get tempted to get one with my next pay. The question is what is the main attributer to the shoes 'rippling' rather than creasing? Is it more material based or last based? Please post pictures of your plain toe shoes too!


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Splunk has yet more competition.
A company called Sumo Logic emerged from stealth mode today and unveiled its cloud-based service for managing and analyzing large volumes of machine-generated log data.
The Mountain View, Calif.-based company modeled its approach on that of its giant neighbor Google, said Christian Beedgen, the company's CTO and one of its Cofounders. Namely, the company uses advanced machine learning algorithms to whittle down mountains of log file data into common groupings, much the way Google News categorizes new stories distributed across the web. This makes it easier for administrators to synthesize the information.
Customers need only install "dumb" data collectors on premise, which gather and compress streaming log data from servers, applications and other IT infrastructure and send it to Sumo Logic's elastic cloud hosted on Amazon Web Services. There it is analyzed and the results made available to systems administrators and other end-users.
The cloud-based model also means Sumo Logic has access to log data from all of its customers, which can be mined in aggregate to identify security threats and other important behavioral patterns for the benefit of all, Beedgen said.
The company, which was founded in 2010, currently has five paying customers and has raised a total of $20.5 million in venture capital from Greylock Partners, Sutter Hill Ventures and Shlomo Kramer. Cofounders Beedgen and Kumar Saurabh both previously worked in engineering for ArcSight.
Interest in log data management and analytics seems to be ramping up. Splunk is set to go public with a valuation of perhaps more than $1 billion, while Loggly and now Sumo Logic are gaining momentum with their respective SaaS-based log data analytic platforms.


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It's safe for University of Illinois professors to sport campaign buttons and attend political rallies on campus. The president of the university system, B. Joseph White, on Monday sent an e-mail to all employees affirming those rights and attempting to quell a debate prompted by an earlier e-mail, from the university's ethics office, that suggested that such activities were barred.
Also Monday, the university's flagship campus, at Urbana-Champaign, announced that it was calling off negotiations to create a research and education center that many professors feared would amount to a program with a single point of view and without regular academic oversight.
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The controversy over political expression on campus stunned professors. Many colleges, especially public institutions, distribute reminders in election years about permitted and barred political activity. These policies typically bar the use of college funds for campaign activities and may direct employees to be sure that their public statements about candidates do not imply an endorsement by the institution.
At Illinois, however, a memo went out to employees at all three campuses barring [1] employees from wearing political buttons on campus, having bumper stickers on cars parked on campus, or attending political rallies on campus. Because many professors do wear buttons and attend rallies, the policy infuriated faculty members. The American Association of University Professors condemned the limits [2] for "their chilling effect on speech, their interference with the educational process, and their implicit castigation of normal practice during political campaigns." The rules were not enforced, but the university also declared them to be policy.
In a statement [3] Monday, President White said that the earlier information from the ethics office was not in fact policy. In the statement, he said it was unclear whether some of the activities barred in the earlier communication were in fact banned by state law. He said that university policy would not bar attending partisan rallies on campus, wearing political buttons, or having political bumper stickers on cars. (For the rallies and buttons, he qualified the statement by saying that these activities should not take place while employees are on duty.)
White also strongly endorsed the principles of academic freedom. "We, the leadership of the University of Illinois, will preserve, protect and defend the constitutionally guaranteed rights of every member of our University community, including, of course, freedom of speech and assembly," he said. "We will also preserve, protect and defend academic freedom, which is a core value of every great academic institution."
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The other controversy at Illinois that was resolved Monday involved the Academy on Capitalism and Limited Government, [4] which was set up with funds from alumni with the goal of promoting the study of free markets and principles of Western civilization -- and which will now operate but not as part of the university.
In recent years, alumni of a number of colleges and universities have donated funds to colleges to endow programs to promote the study of American institutions or capitalism or other parts of society that the alumni feel deserve more attention on campus. At institutions such as Princeton University, such programs have won support both within and outside the academy, but in other cases, disputes have broken out over whether these centers were seeking more autonomy than is appropriate. And that was the case at Illinois. [5]
Faculty members stressed that they objected not to the academic subjects for study, or to the possibility that such subjects might attract conservative scholars, but to the way the program was being set up. The alumni who set up the fund were fairly explicit in saying that they planned to have a formal role in which professors received support from the fund and the views those people should have. They also described a goal of creating a new Hoover Institution in Urbana-Champaign -- not reassuring to professors aware of the long-standing tensions over that center at Stanford University. Many faculty members also said that the university was too quick to accept the funds -- without working out the sort of traditional academic oversight required of other new programs.
In November, a faculty panel found that the original agreement with the donors included provisions that were "fundamentally inconsistent" [6] with university values, and in essence would have restricted some topics for support to those with certain points of view. At that point, university officials said that they would try to renegotiate the terms of the center -- and those negotiations were the talks that have now been called off.
A statement issued by the university said that it and the academy "have mutually agreed, in principle, to discontinue the agreement reached a year ago that would provide funding for teaching and research focusing on the relationship of capitalism and government. Rather than partnering with the university, the fund will become a non-profit foundation, providing grants."
Richard Herman, chancellor of the university, said that "despite the good intentions of the donors and the university, there were structural incompatibilities between the fund's operational mode and that of the university." As an independent fund, both university and academy officials said, the academy will be able to support many of the same kinds of programs -- but without raising the issues associated with being part of the university.
James E. Vermette, one of the alumni donors and a board member for the academy, stressing that he was speaking only for himself, said he was "extremely enthused" about the possibilities for the academy operating by itself. "This gives us much more freedom to operate," he said.
At the same time, he criticized the faculty committee that had found problems with the original agreement. "I was stunned by it," he said, adding that backers of the academy never wanted to see programs that would "teach only one side of an issue." He said that was "a terrible charge" that professors should not have made.
Faculty leaders said that the outcome -- the center free to support the university but not part of the university -- was exactly what needed to happen.
Nicholas C. Burbules, chair of the Senate at Urbana-Champaign and professor of educational policy studies, said that "without pointing the finger of blame in any direction, it's clear that there wasn't an underlying meeting of the minds about what the agreement entailed" when university administrators first signed off on the plan.
Burbules stressed the faculty opposition was not based on the conservative politics of the donors or possible grant recipients, but on "funding and governance issues." While donors have an important role to play, he said, they can't take over academic responsibilities. "Donors can't create a self-funded entity not subject to traditional review," he said.
Cary Nelson, an Urbana-Champaign professor who is national president of the AAUP, said it was "regrettable that the donors could not understand that faculty control of the grants process, the course design, and the selection of new faculty would have guaranteed the academy's credibility, improved its outcomes, and assured its objectivity. They prefer instead to have political partisans control their operations."


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( Less than 10 minutes in feet) and that of the Swamp (15 minutes in feet) are situated right by the district of Bastille.
The access to the main tourist attractions is very fast and very simple.
The closest subways are stations(resorts) " Voltaire " (2 minutes in feet) and "Ledru Rollin" (4 minutes).
Within 20 minutes you are in the Musée du Louvre or in the Cathedral Notre-Dame, in 20 minutes in Champs-Elysées.
There is numerous businesses and supermarkets at feet of the building. The access from the stations of Nord/de the East and of Lyon as well as Roissy airport CDG and Orly is very simple.
The apartment is situated in a beautiful well maintained Parisian building and in the peace (there is only a single apartment by floor).
The district is very quiet and safe.
Thank you for noting that this apartment is " ready to live ".
Hand towels, sheets, kitchenware are supplied in the apartment.
There is a big bed of 140 x 200 and a sofa bed of 140 x 200 cms. The apartment consists of a main room, an American kitchen, a room of bath and of toilet situated inside the apartment.
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The keys were handed over at an agency at a completely different place. Extremely awkward if you are traveling with luggage. The App. is located in a very nice, "real Paris" district. The atmosphere we liked. The App. itself is noisy (right at the traffic lights on the busy Rue Ledru Rolland). The windows are not exactly soundproof. Big and bright, but not well maintained. TV did not work, curtains suspensions damaged, burned several lamps, socket on the bed broken ... The elevator worked.
Die Schlüsselübergabe erfolgte bei einer Agentur an ganz anderer Stelle. Äußerst umständlich, wenn man mit Gepäck unterwegs ist. Das App. liegt in einem sehr netten, "echt Pariser" Quartier. Das Ambiente hat uns gut gefallen. Das App. selbst ist laut (direkt an einer Ampel auf der vielbefahrenen Rue Ledru Rolland). Die Fenster sind nicht gerade schalldicht. Groß und hell, aber ungepflegt. TV funktionierte nicht, Gardinenaufhängungen schadhaft, etliche Lampen durchgebrannt, Steckdose am Bett kaputt... Der Aufzug funktionierte.
Great location. The keys' was accurate and timely. The only downside to the cleaning of the equipment and crockery for 4 people was totally inadequate.
Posizione ottima. La consegna delle chiavi e' stata precisa e puntuale. L'unico lato negativo la pulizia dell'appartamento e la dotazione delle stoviglie per 4 persone era assolutamente insufficiente.
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I went here in oktober 2012 and the beds were not very good. The appartment was not clean and the shower had a lot of mold. I told the host about the mold, but it seems like he does not care. Still mold problems, even 2 years later.
I cannot recommend this appartment.
great location, just a bit cleaner could be
super gelegen, könnte nur ein bisschen sauberer sein
Small for 4 people, and that we went with two girls. Upon arrival we found that there were only sheets and towels for 2. We had to call the agency to fix it, the owner is an agency. They were brought up that afternoon.
The floor was dirty and worn, with mold in the corners of the shower, cobwebs on the ceiling, and the furniture in the old kitchen and also hichados moisture. We not cook because we were disgusted. Smelled musty, the bathroom has no ventilation. The sink faucet was loose. The lights did not work, only two lamps plug. fucionaba television and also, besides being old and become sticky. I do not recommend this apartment to a family with children. Dirt is not once, but a long time, so I think that the positive comments on this apartment are not real.
Pequeño para 4 personas, y eso que fuimos con dos niñas. Nada más llegar nos encontramos con que sólo había sábanas y toallas para 2. Tuvimos que llamar a la agencia para solucionarlo, el propietario es una agencia. Nos las trajeron esa misma tarde.
El piso estaba sucio y deteriorado, con moho en las esquinas de la ducha, telerañas en el techo, y los muebles de la cocina viejos y además hichados de humedad. No cocinamos porque nos dió asco. Olía a humedad, el baño no tiene ventilación. El grifo del lavabo estaba suelto. Las luces no funcionaban, sólo dos lámparas de enchufar. y la televisión tampoco fucionaba, además de ser antigua y estar pegajosa. No recomiendo este piso a ninguna familia con niños. La suciedad no es de una vez, sino de mucho tiempo, por lo que considero que los comentarios positivos sobre este apartamento no son reales.
pros: -good the area, near the metro
. -close to supermarket, bakery, Starbucks .....
against: - the apartment and 'poorly maintained (broken toilet cup, no curtains ...) a little' dirty and to get there you have to climb a steep and narrow stairs, and also 'almost impossible to use the shower due to the ceiling too low
pro: -buona la zona,a due passi dalla metro
. -vicino a supermercato,panetteria,Starbucks.....
contro:- l'appartamento e' mal tenuto (tazza wc rotta,assenza di tende oscuranti...) un po' sporco e per arrivarci si deve salire una scala stretta e ripida,inoltre e' quasi impossibile utilizzare la doccia a causa del soffitto troppo basso
Good location, good price, but unfortunately it was the other things that were less good example would be the Internet, but was not, the bulbs were broken in most of the lights, and there was only bedside lamps to some people. The sofa bed does not work for two people, even if it is sold as a double bed. But, it was clean and fresh. Linen, towel and final cleaning included which was very nice. However, it was difficult to see this on the homepage.
Bra läge, bra pris, men tyvärr så var det andra saker som var mindre bra tex internet skulle finnas, men fanns ej, glödlamporna var trasiga i merparten av lamporna, och det fanns bara sänglampor till vissa bäddar. Bäddsoffan funkar inte för två personer, även om den säljs som en dubbelsäng. Men, det var rent och fräscht. Linne, handduk och slutstädning ingick vilket var väldigt skönt. Men, det var svårt att se detta på hemsidan.
- Location: central, metro station and shopping right next to it
- Kitchen equipment
- Size
- Sauber
- Water in the bathroom with little pressure, temperature is not constant
- Sofa bed not comfortable
Overall reasonable for the price but the showers had no pleasure!
- Lage: zentral, Metrostation und Einkaufsmöglichkeiten direkt daneben
- Ausstattung der Küche
- Größe
- Sauber
- Wasser im Bad mit wenig Druck, Temperatur nicht konstant
- Schlafsofa nicht bequem
Insgesamt für den Preis angemessen aber das Duschen war leider kein Vergnügen!
The studio was very well situated. For two visitors it was well equipped. Unfortunately the bathroom was round the edges of the shower covered with mildew and the curtain of the shower should be replaced. Before the booking I didn't know that the keys had to be picked up in another place but it worked very wel and we found every thing quickly and easily.
Location excellent. 10 mins walk to Pompidou centre and 1 minute to Arts et Metiers Metro. Clean and bright, ok for 2 people but a real struggle for 3 or 4. Company were organized and professional with information accurate and punctual. They seem to be a very new letting company that uses new technologies very well.
Some problems: TV instructions difficult to work and the internet is somehow synchronized. Therefore it was time consuming to get it set up. In the end, you have to invest too much time sorting it out. The hotplates in the kitchen didn't work. The instructions were only in French and the system itself is very confusing. There is NO oven but there is a microwave. The renovation work on the flat stairway means that (for the foreseeable future) there will be building work in the stairway. Stairs are very narrow. For those of you who are a little bit mature or have difficulties, 3 floors up means three floors up.
We really enjoyed our stay. It was all in all a success.
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Ernie Els entertained his Presidents Cup teammates with T-bone steaks and his own label of red wine on Friday night at his home nearby, and his hospitality did the trick for Gary Player's team.
Down by three points going into Saturday's fourball matches, the Internationals rallied with a sweep of the six matches on a memorable day to regain the lead. The 12 singles matches overnight would decide the outcome, with Els matched against world No. 1 Tiger Woods in the 11th of those contests at their request.
"It must have been the five or six bottles of red wine we drank," said Robert Allenby, the Australian who teamed with Mike Weir for another victory.
Els completed a superb first three days of the event on his home turf by joining with compatriot Tim Clark to beat Jay Haas and Jim Furyk 2-1, the big South African rolling in a six-metre putt for eagle at the 16th hole to ice it. He had chipped in for eagle the previous day for a win with Adam Scott, and went into the singles match against Woods overnight as the only unbeaten player in the event.
Woods had his second defeat of the event when he and Charles Howell lost 2-1 to Vijay Singh and Retief Goosen in one of the matches of the cup. The sides were square to the 14th hole when Goosen took birdie, and when it counted most, Singh stepped up, knocking his second shot stone dead for birdie at the par-four 15th hole, extracting another birdie at the par-five 16th, and finishing it by rolling in a six-metre birdie putt at the 17th.
Woods has never won a fourball match in Presidents Cup play, an astonishing statistic, though he did not play badly on Saturday. Singh and Goosen, ranked Nos. 2 and 7 in the world, birdied the last five holes to take it away from he and Howell fair and square. Woods' frustration was manifest as he slammed a club into the dirt when he pulled his second shot into deep rough at the 14th.
"You've got to understand Tiger's personality. Tiger hates to lose. He gets so mad at himself," said United States captain Jack Nicklaus.
"That's what a competitor is all about. That's why he's so good."
Nicklaus said the Internationals had fed off each other's momentum. He and his assistant Jeff Sluman had looked at the pairings on Saturday morning with a three-point lead in the contest, and thought them ideal. "So much for strategy," he said. "It's kind of funny. Gary and I were on the first tee this morning and I was sort of consoling Gary. I was saying: 'You know, it's a funny game. We've got you guys pretty good yesterday but it could turn around today.' I didn't think it would, but it did. That's the game."
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The agency's authority to operate expired last Friday when Congress couldn't agree on keeping the agency open because of underlying partisan disputes, largely over labor rights and other issues.
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