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"I'll need to pay more attention next time."
great book with enough voice to keep an uneducated listener from dropping off. the audio chapters are different, and that is a little disappointing. but, I will need to listen and pay more attention when I listen to chapter 10 till the end.
I love AUDIBLE! I never get mad at traffic jams and can listen to many different books, despite of my short time.
When I started reading this book it didn't ignite my curiosity, so I stopped it and listen to some other books. After 5 months, I came back to the reading and noticed that the book is full of information, great ones indeed, about the brain/ mind. When I was liking it, the author started talking about quantum physics-- for more than an hour-- well, I thought this book was about brain science!!
My opinion: a good red pen could cut many hours of this book, leaving the "MEAT", the real stuff, the motive why we listen to the theme in the first place.
"Very well researched"
For my taste the book could have been shorter. More research than I needed, monkey experiments were tough to get through, theories from many other sources to back up the premise that the mind can change the brain. I did get a great deal out of the book and was then inspired to get a hypnosis book about the Mind changing the brain, by two different Doctors. It is good to know we are not "stuck" with the brain we have, we can make improvements.
Buyer beware, this is not an easy "read". The author uses a good deal of analogy to represent his subject matter, which I found helpful. He also uses a great deal of description, which added interest and humanness of the subject while at the same time added to the complexity of the book. But if you like science and medicine, as I do, this is an interesting read. The author provides insight and description on many medical problems which are affected by brain function, but from a neurological perspective only. As far as usefullness of the information in the book, to either my practice or personal life, the book leaves a lot to be desired. I've listened to it once, and am currently going through it again to try to get more understanding of the information. Morey does an amazing job making such a complex subject interesting, but his speed was too fast for me due to the complexity of the book.
"Fabulous book"
This book explains the connection between the mind and the brain. It's full of information about how the brain functions.
"Only read if you are a Neuroscience junkie."
If the author had written a more engaging narrative that would help his readers apply his findings to their own lives, much more like the "Down the Rabbit Hole" movies. The author spends most of his time trying to prove how right he is. It reads more like a dissertation than a book one might buy to leaner more about the fascinating field of neuroplasticity.
He's a little dry. I know the material is very dry, but adding more inflection might have helped keep me engaged.
Annoyance and disappointment.
"A must read for educators"
This book will open your eyes to just how complicated, yet chemically simple we humans are.
Explains quite a bit about human nature.
"Free Will Makes a Comeback"
Tired of being told that you're just a wind up toy in a wind up universe? Break out of the causal universe into the realm of the empowered soul with the help of objective data and proven results. You have nothing to lose but your Newtonian shaclkles! Take up arms against the inevitable and embrace the possible!. This well written exposition of the power of intention will make everyone who regrets the loss of personal accountability in the social sphere glad and will point you in the direction of changing your concept of will and empower you to exercise it. Great listen, also. Arthur Morey keeps it interesting.
Bibliophile, nature nut, Kuk Sool Won student, physical therapist, and spaz. I love stories, learning new things, laughing and stretching my heart, mind and body.
"Only got through it because it was interesting."
I have a passion for neuroscience, so it's the only reason i tolerated the narration, which sounded computer generated. Fascinating material (although a few side jaunts that seemed, well side-tracked). I have told my friends that if i had it to do over, i would borrow the print version from the library.
"Life application"
Experience is a good teacher. This book explains why. OCD patients have a bad habit. This book describes the four step process to break the bad habit. Learn how a stroke patient can regain some lost functionality. Learn how some students with language problems overcame them. Learn what some serious musicians facing career ending decisions done to overcome the struggle.
You could summarize the above in less than 30 minutes. But it would not include the history or the series of scientific experiments that changed the thinking of the scientific community.
Some Christians believe in "free will". Others believe in predestination. The author makes the case for free will but from a Buddhist perspective.
And while many of the Ten Commandments contain "shall not", the scriptures also contain some things to do. Philippians 4:8…Finally, brethren, whatsoever things are true, whatsoever things are honest… think on these things.
Talent is Overrated. Some of the research presented by both books blends together.


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1) No helmet decals? No names on jerseys? Do you know who these guys are?
2) I will be at Toyota Center tonight for this..
I want to meet her..
and her too..
3) My son is freaking out that Kyle Field is going with maroon turf. I told him this photo has been likely "altered."
4) Congrats I guess to their team, a series sweep at Minute Maid Park.
5) I found a photo of some of the Astros in the clubhouse Sunday when they heard Mark Appel was in town yesterday for a bullpen session..


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Dec. 18, 2013
Recap | Final Stats | Quotes | Photo Gallery
- With a final margin of 65-58, NC State ended Tennessee's four-game home winning streak, dropping the Volunteers to 6-4 on the season.
- The Lady Vols are 23-12 all-time against the Longhorns.
- Now winners of six in a row, the Wolfpack improved its all-time series record against the Vols to 6-3 and is the first Atlantic Coast Conference to hand UT a loss this season (2-1).
- Tennessee is now 100-85 all-time against current ACC members.
- Today's starters: G Antonio Barton, G Jordan McRae, G Josh Richardson, F Jeronne Maymon, F Jarnell Stokes.
- That starting lineup is now 5-3 on the season.
- Stokes made his 52nd straight start, Richardson his 43rd and McRae his 42nd. It's Maymon's 41st career start. Barton has now started in nine of his first 10 games as a Vol.
- Maymon scored the first bucket for the Vols, converting an and-1 layup after an offensive board at the 18:15 mark. He hit the free throw.
- Big men Jeronne Maymon and Jarnell Stokes picked up double-doubles in the same game for the second time this season (USC Upstate).
- Finishing with 17 points and 16 boards, it's Maymon's second double-double of the season and the 11th of his career. Both were season-highs for Maymon.
- Ten of Maymon's 16 rebounds came on the offensive end. He entered the contest averaging 3.6 offensive rebounds per game. His 10 offensive boards tie a career high. He had 10 vs. Ole Miss on March 9, 2012.
- Stokes returned to form in the second half against the Pack, finishing with 10 points and 13 boards for his sixth double-double of the season and the 24th of his career. He now has a double-double in 24 of 60 career games.
- Stokes is the Southeastern Conference's active leader in career double-doubles and he currently ranks second in the league this season with six.
- The Tennessee roster now collectively boasts 36 career double-doubles between Stokes (24), Maymon (11) and Jordan McRae (1).
McRAE CLIMBING THE CHART
- With 21 points on Wednesday night, senior guard Jordan McRae moved into 44th place on the Vols' all-time scoring list with 1,026 career points.
- 41st, Cameron Tatum (2007-12), 1,083
- 42nd, Bobby Croft (1967-70), 1,071
- 43rd, Rob Jones (1982-86), 1,070
- 44th, Jordan McRae (2010-Present), 1,026
- 45th, Gene Tormohlen (1956-59), 1,020
- Tennessee outrebounded the Wolfpack 20-13 on the offensive glass, with Jeronne Maymon's career-high tying 10 leading the way.
- The Vols entered the contest ranked 11th nationally and second in the SEC in offensive rebounds per game (15.4). Tonight's performance ups the mark to 15.9 per contest.
- Maymon and Jarnell Stokes combined for 15 offensive rebounds tonight. The duo entered the game averaging a combined 7.3 per contest.
- After being held to just four points in the opening half, senior Jordan McRae registered 17 points in the second period to finish with a team-high 21. It was the seventh time this season he has led the Vols in scoring.
- It's the sixth 20-point output of the season and the 18th career 20-point game for the SEC's second-leading scorer.
- The guard knocked down three 3-pointers and hit six of his eight free throw attempts in the second half. He also added three second-half steals.
- NC State shot an even 50 percent from the field (15-for-30) and held the Vols to a 24.1 percent mark (7-for-29) en route to a 37-20 lead at the halfway point.
- Jeronne Maymon led the Vols with 10 points on 3-of-5 shooting. Maymon and Jarnell Stokes each had five boards at the half.
- Tennessee's 20 points tied a season low in the first half. The Vols went 0-for-9 from 3-point range in the period.
- Tennessee remains at home to host Morehead State on Dec. 23 at Thompson-Boling Arena (7 p.m. ET, ESPNU).
- The Vols lead the all-time series with the Eagles 3-0, dating to 1983. All previous meetings have taken place in Knoxville.


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Analyzing the effects of the San Francisco spending mandate
This grant will support a survey of San Francisco employers to study their response to the pay-or-play mandate in the city's Health Care Security Ordinance. Specifically, the survey will examine: (1) the extent to which employers modify the type and scope of health insurance coverage for their employees; (2) the employee take-up rate, and; (3) the changes in wages, workforce composition, retention, and overall employment as a result of the pay-or-play measure. In total, 1,000 employers will be surveyed, with employers in surrounding counties serving as a control group. The research team has already conducted a baseline survey and RWJF funding is provided for the implementation of a follow-up survey of the same employers contacted in the previous round. Project deliverables include peer-reviewed academic papers and policy briefs for the media, policy experts and researchers interested in learning about the impact of the measure. The most significant risk associated with the project is the possibility of a legal challenge that could reverse the pay-or-play measure. In case the employer pay-or-play mandate is overturned prior to the second wave of the survey, the grantee will discontinue the project.
Grant Details
Amount Awarded $171,094.00
Awarded on: 7/15/2008
Time frame: 8/1/2008 - 7/31/2011
Grant Number: 64694
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One of your long-time readers here. I know that the Santa Controversy has cropped up on the blog every so often, but so far I haven't paid it much attention. Now that I'm approaching my first Christmas season with an almost-three-year-old, however, it's a much less academic issue! It's also complicated by the fact that, since my wife is German, the full range of potential players are not only Santa Claus, but also St. Nicholas, the Weihnachtsmann, and the Christkind. We definitely want to include at least some of this for the Christmas season, but at the same time, want to be mindful of some of the potential problems. The "theory" of all this is pretty well settled for me, but how to actually go about it (e.g. what exactly do I tell my daughter?) Is not very clear. So, what I'd really appreciate hearing from you is what your family has done regarding Santa through the years. Did you refer everything back to St. Nicholas, make it just a game, or…?
We basically handled it by telling our kids about the real Saint Nicholas, who as a "secret giver" taught us to be secret givers too. So when they got secret gifts, we could have fun with it, but not delude them into thinking Santa Claus was real, only to have them realize they'd been lied to (with all the attendant "Then how much of the rest of this is a fraud too?" baggage). In addition, this allows us to take the child into your own conspiratorial plans to be a secret giver to others, so they get to be St. Nicholas' helper, which makes them feel very (tee hee!) gleeful.
That's what we did. Your mileage may vary and ultimately it's up to you how to handle it, of course. Our basic rule of thumb was that lying to our kids was not going to be conducive to engendering trust, so we skipped the whole "making them believe something false" part of the Christmas tradition and tried to focus on giving them the truth while keeping it fun. FWIW, it seems to have worked.


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1) take top half of ducks, no wings, no legs just breast meat on the bone.
2) dash of liquid smoke (and any other marinade, Stubb's Beef was today's choice) and some slap ya mama hot (or other cajun seasoning)
the necessary ingredients
i could eat 4 of em, but i'm down to my last few here, so 2 will have to get me thru. mexican beer just happened to be the flava of the day, i live in a border state, cant help it.
3) grill skin side down on high heat til crispy brown. flip once (or twice). should take ~ 8 or 9 min total (about 1 beer) and should be bloody when you cut the meat off the bone.
i added an orphan strip of bacon, it helps you know when the duck is done.
nice and bloody.
4) add montreal steak seasoning to taste.
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Ken Reinstrom Receives Best Boss Award
PPB Announces The 2010 Best Bosses
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PPB recently asked readers to let us know who they think are the best bosses in the promotional products industry. Considering the difficult economic year we've just been through and the stresses it placed on companies and relationships, staff wasn't sure how many people would still be praising their bosses. So, the team was really surprised by the landslide of responses from readers who said their bosses made coming to work each day a true joy.
Many praised their bosses for creating an environment where people were trusted, encouraged, empowered and rewarded, not necessarily monetarily, but with things money can't buy. The bosses who make the biggest impressions with subordinates are those who regularly demonstrate these practices according to PPB readers:
• Leads by example
• Creates an environment of collaboration through good listening
• Manages through empowerment; doesn't micromanage, allows me to learn through my own mistakes
• Acts as a mentor; looks for the potential in all and encourages success
• Challenges me with new projects and opportunities
• Communicates good news and bad news effectively
• Celebrates successes
• Embraces education, new technologies and out-of-the-box thinking
• Promotes a work environment with balance between work and personal/family life
• Advocates social responsibility, volunteerism, community and/or industry commitment
• Is a creative problem-solver
• Coaches me without taking over
• Provides on-going performance coaching
• Doesn't begrudge me my earnings, bonuses or raises
The following 63 individuals were nominated by their direct reports and selected by PPAI staff as the 2010 PPB Best Bosses. Watch for the full story coming in PPB's October issue.
Brian Abrams, Corporate Imaging Concepts, Inc.
Raman Agarnal, Akran Marketing
Brad Akers, Tip-Top Branding, LLC
Adam Alfia, WOW! Branded Personal Assistance
Becky Beck, You Name It Specialties, Inc.
Gary Biron, MAS, Geiger
John Bottone, Knock-Out Specialties, Inc.
Chris Bradley, Fundcraft Publishing
Eric Beguelin, Regency Office Products
Peter Chin, Beyond Manufacturing International
Dan Collins, Addventure Products
Chris D'Agnese, Inkhead Promotions
Doug Dobbe, Strategies Ltd.
Allen Dohan, The Allen Company
Deborah Dunn-Chipouras, Martha Weems, Ltd.
Jody Ferrer, The Perfect Promotion
Jim Franklyn, Inkhead Promotions
Steve Gelernter, Polyconcept North America, Inc.
Barry Glucksmann, Amcraft
Allison Gower, The Platform Group Gallery
Catherine Graham, RIGHTSLEEVE Marketing, Inc.
Beth Greene, Capital Ideas, Inc.
Doug Greenhut, The Book Company
Peter Hirsch, CAS, Hirsch Gift, Inc.
Steve Josephson, Traffic Works, Inc.
Memo Kahan, PromoShop, Inc.
SteAve Keith, Global Product Sourcing, Inc.
Bob Kral, Bankers Advertising Company
Ken Kravitz, Commotion Promotions Ltd.
Walter Kurt, Three K Consultants, Inc.
Bill Lazarus, MAS, Promotional Breezes, Inc.
Greg Liebreich, ShedRain
Marsha Londe, Tango Partners
Mark Lynch, Sunrise Identity LLC
Jim Malkus, Indoff, Inc.
Michele Michelsen, Dard Products, Inc. (Tag-Master Line)
Teresa Moisant, MAS, Moisant Promotional Products
Pam Myers, formerly of Visstun/Digispec
Craig Nadel, CAS, Jack Nadel International
David Natinsky, SAGE
Tim O'Boyle, Timeplanner Calendars, Inc.
Karen Pelletier, CAS, SunGraphix
Kevin Peska, Newton Manufacturing Co.
Devin Piscitelli, Aakron Rule Corp.
Mike Pusateri, Pacesetter Awards Co.
Dave Regan, CAS, The Vernon Company
Ken Reinstrom, Professional Gifting
Billie Reise, Incentive Concepts
Dave Roberts, Power Sales and Advertising
Danielle Robillard, Aakron Rule Corp.
Ginny Semrow, American Ad Bag Co.
Timothy Sito, Graphicon
Fred Snyder, MAS, Geiger
Jim Southwick, Southwick Specialty Advertising, Inc.
Andrew Spellman, TRG Group
Alan Tabasky, Bel Promo
Patty Turney, MAS, Augusta Marketing Products, Inc.
Dan Tushar, SanMar
Kevin Ulbert, Great American Products, Inc.
Alan Vaught, Evans Manufacturing, Inc.
Dan Webb, Webb Collection
Kevin Wicks, Norwood Promotional Products
Dana Zezzo, CAS, Pro Towels, Inc.
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January 2008 Magnum has passed and is with his sister Kimber now..The vet came to the house and let him go to sleep where he was comfortable now he rests on the mantle next to his sister. The old man was running in to things and having a hard time getting around, the only time he would get up and move around was on weekends when dad was home then spend the week resting he was obviously in alot of pain most of the time but trying so hard to hide it from dad. Dragon is lost without him and trying to figure out how to be the grown-up dog magnum was teaching him to be.
Ya know the last time my people told me I was getting a Sister they brought home Kimber. She was great when she grew up but MAAAN She was a tarror when she was still a baby. At least this time I have back up. Maybe she will drive Dragon nuts instead of me. Mom just looked at me funny cause I groaned and readjusted myself on the couch....Oh yeah.....This blanket feels much better!!!
Mom check my ears the other day and said "EEEEWWWW GROSSSSSS" . Then she said something about ear mites, I knew that meant I was gonna get messed with. So she has been cleaning out my ears for the past 2 days and using this yucky stuff that makes my ears feel all slimy. I think she called it mineral oil. This probably means I'm gonna get a bath soon....sigh....Man this sucks.
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So i need to write a program for work. I'm wondering what the best back end storage solution would be. The program is a session tracker for a call center. Each user will have a username and password, but on top of that other data needs to be stored on a daily basis and in fairly large quantities. Number of sessions taken, revenue, time spent in each session, session type, etc. And then they have to be able to see the individual sessions so i need to store the information input from each session as well. I'm wondering would a SQL server suffice? or is there something else i can use. Maybe a saving each users input to an XML file? but that would make it hell for the back end maintenance. Any ideas?
A database server is your best bet, any XML persistance is inefficient for large user base and definitely non-scaleable.
SQL server is a common approach but NoSQL like MongoDB is pretty trendy right now with low learning curve and high performance.
You should consider using Flex with builtin support for REST web service, manually crafting Http Request is tedious and time consuming in AS3.
Ah i think I'll run with a SQL database since I'm already familiar with its inner workings and know how to interface with AS3 -> PHP -> SQL. My only concern is that we have to save large amounts of text. When we submit our session reports they contain about 3 fields that can have over 255 characters. I'm talking close to 3-5k characters depending on the service. So i'm wondering if I'll run into any issues storing that data.
Database record can handle huge amount of character which should not be your concern.
Cool. Was only asking, because I've never stored egregious amounts of data on a SQL server before. Most I've stored is a 16 character limited username/password a 225 char. limited email address and an address(the longest thing I've ever had to store). So I guess you could say it was more uncertainty than concern.


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I just wanted everyone to know that I have worked on my iTunes library for quite some time now. I have decided to help some of you and myself by letting these go for a small donation. Way cheaper than you think
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Director: Sathyasiva
Cast: Krishna, Bindu Madhavi, Karunas and Thambi Ramaiah
Music: Yuvan Shankar Raja
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Tamil movie Kazhugu releases and has wrapped up the audiences with its grip since the story and the script of the movie is unique and attention-grabbing. Sathyasiva has directed this venture that stars Krishna, Bindu Madhavi, Karunas and Thambi Ramaiah in the pivotal roles. The music has been scored by Yuvan Shankar Raja.
Sathyasiva deserves applauds for bringing such a unique subject on screens. He has done good research on the subject prior to bringing it on celluloid. The research is shown from his cinematic work. The film talks about those men who are involved in the task of taking bodies of those people who commit suicides.
Kazhugu tells the story of Sera (Krishna) and his pals Nandu (Karunaas) and Shanmugham (Thambi Ramiah) who make their living with the work of dead body-lifting in Kodaikanal. Death is their ultimately their profession since from lifting the dead bodies, they earn the living. The romance oozes out between Kavitha (Bindhu Madhavi) and Sera who also recovers the body of Kavitha's sister who commits suicide. Both Sera and Kavitha are in deep love and want to marry. All is well and goes smoothly until Ayya (Jayaprakash) enters into the scene. Sera's one action puts Shanmugham into big trouble of life. Now both Sera and Nandu land into the bigger troubles. Eventually a war erupts among all of them.
Sathyasiva does superb direction that allures the souls and gets the viewers stuck to their seats till the climax. He is a marvelous storyteller. Laced with the ability to make good movies, he makes the viewers takes the film back home after leaving the theaters. Story is novel. Script has been penned brilliantly and is devoid of major holes.
Cinematography by Sathya is splendid. Editing seems okay. Yuvan Shankar Raja's music is appealing. Sathyasiva's script and dialogues are attention-grabbing.
Krishna entices with his acting skills. Karunaas does fine job. Thambi Ramiah essays the role with perfection. Bindhu Madhavi gets good scope in the film. Rest of the cast does fine as well.
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On the whole, Kazhugu is unique in terms of content and should be watched.


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I also had one great website with a lot of comercially-free images but I can't find it right now. I'll make sure to post it here when I find it.
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oh i just checkend it out.. its only mp3 and video.. what about pictures.
Look further down the page, lots of pictures.
There are sites with public domain photos like this one. Maybe Valcho meant something like this. You can use them for commercial purposes, too, but it´s always important to read carefully and look out for a licence before you do. If there´s any doubt, I´d just use the pics from the envato asset library.
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We're looking for projects and booths for the NoCo Mini Maker Faire on October 5th.
On October 5th, 2013, Maker Faire is coming to Colorado! SparkFun is proud to announce that we are sponsoring the NoCo (Northern Colorado) Mini Maker Faire in Loveland, Colo. If you've never been to a Maker Faire and you live in the greater Rocky Mountain region, this is a great opportunity to visit or bring your project.
A view from our soldering booths at Maker Faire San Mateo 2011
The NoCo Mini Maker Faire won't be on the same scale as the huge Maker Faires in Detroit, San Mateo and NYC, but we are expecting an excellent turnout and it's shaping up to be a great event. If you have a project, whether it's electronics, art, or otherwise (the scope of being a "Maker" is quite inclusive), we'd love to have you join us. Check out the Mini Maker Faire NoCo page to apply as a Maker.
The last Mini Maker Faire we attended in Colorado took place in Aspen.
The event will be held at the Rocky Mountain Center for Innovation and Technology and is sure to be a blast. We'll be there hosting a soldering workshop, so make sure to come by and say hello! We'll be posting reminders in the upcoming months. Hope you can join us!
I've always wanted to go to a Maker Faire where prices weren't so high. Since it's less than an hour drive for me, I might actually do it!
You should go to the Taste of Colorado… It's the only convention I'm going to this year.
This sounds like a perfect excuse to plan a trip home. Timing is decent too
I certainly wish I could be there. If only I had a job at Sparkfun, then I'd have reason enough to move to Colorado!
we're not the only employer in the state :-)
Come on!!! I'll work cheap! Will work for electronics components!
Do you know of any employers in or near Kentucky? Specifically Lexington?
I worked for a company called Clark Security Products that had(and I think, still has) a branch in Lexington. Mostly lock hardware(supplier to locksmiths).
I don't think a security line of work would suit me well. I think one of my friend's dad is a employee there.


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President Obama says Democrats tend to be self-critical -- and that can be both a good thing and a bad thing.
"One of the strengths of Democrats is that we don't march lockstep," Obama told New Jersey Democratic donors last night. "We like to have internal arguments and we're very self-critical. We tend to look at the glass as half empty. And that makes us better."
"But," he added, "that's also a weakness, particularly four weeks before an election."
The high unemployment rate is giving the minority Republicans a political advantage in the Nov. 2 congressional elections, Obama said. But Democrats should not lose sight of the long-term benefits of economic policies that have been put in place.
The president warned fellow Democrats against "losing sight of that long game, and we start sulking and sitting back and not doing everything we can do to make sure our folks turn out."
While extolling the stimulus bill, the health care plan, and new regulations on Wall Street, Obama also warned Democrats that big gains by Republicans on Nov. 2 will put his agenda on hold.
"Unless we are able to maintain Democrats in the House and Senate, then we're going to be stalled for two years or four years, and we're going to start going backwards," he said.
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David's journalism career spans three decades, including coverage of five presidential elections, the Oklahoma City bombing, the 2000 Florida presidential recount and the 9/11 terrorist attacks. He has covered the White House for USA TODAY since 2005. His interests include history, politics, books, movies and college football -- not necessarily in that order. More about David
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Even in this electronic age board games have never gone out of fashion, the only difference being that where as many of these games were once played on literal boards they are now often being played on virtual boards on iPhones, iPads and other such devices. And that is certainly the case of the award winning Whoowasit? HD which is … Read More
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Meet Kick Lannigan. She's twenty-one. She can pick any lock. She knows five ways to kill you with a jacket. Get ready to fall in love.
From the author of the critically acclaimed New York Times bestselling Archie Sheridan/Gretchen Lowell thrillers: The first in a nail-biting new series featuring Kick Lannigan, a young woman whose complicated past has given her a very special skill set.
Famously kidnapped at age six, Kick captured America's hearts when she was rescued… (more)
A dark, dangerous journey into evil to find the vanished children, and entirely hide-away-until-you-finish-it gripping.
Ms. Cain's new book, "One Kick," is the auspicious start of another series that intermingles victimization and romance. But this one is capable of reaching a much broader audience because it is far less gruesome, at least by Ms. Cain's standards.
"One Kick" is well engineered and fast-paced, and its troubling subject matter is suggested rather than spelled out, avoiding gratuitous horror.
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Driver Killed in Collision with Train
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A Jackson-based company has made an acquisition in North Carolina that it says will play a big part in its future growth.
Ergon Asphalt & Emulsions Inc. (EA&E) of Jackson has purchased all assets of the Wilson, N.C., asphalt terminal from Black Creek Terminal, LLC.
EA&E acquired full ownership of the facility on April 1. Financial terms were not disclosed.
The Wilson, N.C., terminal was built in 2011 by Black Creek Terminal and has since been leased by Valero Energy Corporation. Its geographic market stretches from the Raleigh/Durham area to the eastern coast of North Carolina. The facility provides EA&E with over 132,000 barrels of neat asphalt product storage and will be a foundation for the company's future growth in the state. EA&E expects to hire the majority of the terminal's existing staff during its transition to ownership.
J. Baxter Burns, II, president of Ergon Asphalt & Emulsions, Inc., said, "We appreciate the opportunity for growth that Black Creek has afforded us with this facility. The addition of the Wilson terminal expands Ergon Asphalt & Emulsions' strategic supply initiative literally from coast to coast. We're also excited to see Valero continue to market asphalt from this facility as we advance our strategic partnership."


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January Weigh In
The moment I've been dreading for almost 2 months. The last weigh-in was right before Thanksgiving. Then the holidays arrived, too many temptations got the better of me, and I suffered from an array of injuries. I chose to skip the December Weigh-In and Measuring to save what little sanity I had left. Besides, if I had gained some weight in December I knew it would still be there in January…why spoil the holidays?
Date: 11/10/10 Date: 1/2/11
Weight: 146.5 Weights: 148.2 +1.7
Waist: 32 Waist: 31.75 -.25
Hips: 35.5 Hips: 34.5 -1.0
Thighs: 18 Thighs: 19.5 +1.5
Biceps: 11 Biceps: 11.5 +.5
I stepped on the scale Sunday morning not knowing what to expect. I was happy with my body the last few months, the photos of me didn't show weight gain that I could see. So I had mixed feelings when I saw that I was up almost 2 pounds. Yes I had indulged during the holidays, but my workouts didn't falter…that should at least balance things out, right?
I measured and saw both decreases and increases. I think the more inches in my thighs could be attributed to the fact that I'm running again. While it may only be 3 miles on the treadmill, it's still running and that will probably increase the size of my thighs. The added inches in my biceps can also be explained by all the weight lifting I'm doing. Since I'm focusing on upper body it makes sense that my biceps would be bigger. Right? Maybe I'm grasping at straws here…
Seeing a little loss around my hips and waist is encouraging. Those are my trouble spots. But all in all I've been feeling pretty good about my body and the shape it's becoming. With the weight training and body sculpting I've realized I have an hourglass figure. The twist? I have an hourglass figure in combination with the swimmer's broad shoulders.
Sunday I went swimming and was pleasantly surprised to have a lane all to myself! I'm glad it wasn't too crowded. I got in a good swim and the rest of the day was spent cleaning and running errands. I'm trying to think of ways I can cut sugar out of my diet. It's a must for the new year!
QUESTION: What is your body shape?
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About Lisa Eirene Lisa lost 110 pounds through calorie counting and exercise. She swims, bikes, runs, hikes and is enjoying life in Portland, Oregon. Her weight loss story has been featured in First Magazine, Yahoo Health, Woman's Day and Glamour.com.
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I'm a pear shape. I have always hated my hips and thighs no matter what weight I was at. I've gotten better over the last few years at being nice to myself where they are concerned, but when it comes to "fat talk" (which doesn't happen nearly as often as it used to) that's where the darts head. I haven't been running in a few months (not a fan of running in the snow) so I can see a change in my lower body for sure, but the 30 Day Shred is helping to keep me on track until Mr Sun comes back out again. HAPPY NEW YEAR!
I am SO an hourglass! Though as the years go by, I seem to be becoming more of a square – my waist is filling out :p
After 2 months of holidays, I think I'd be thrilled to just gain 1.7 pounds!! But of course, I also know that once you add 1 pound, then another, then another…and all of a sudden you're staring down 10 pounds.
Love your blog!
I have braved the scale lately, but I've had too many chips this looong weekend and not enough water. Have you been focusing on your water consumption? Maybe you can "flush" out some of that gain. But really, 1.7 lbs doesn't seem lik much over the holiday "eating" season.
I think I have an hourglass figure. I am 5'1″ and curvy!
I think that's not a big gain in the whole scheme of things. Think how much worse it could have been with no exercise and no eating plan(ish).
I'm an hourglass. I think I have been since about 10th grade. 🙂
I personally think an inch off the hips is a big deal! Good for you!
Lisa you did great! Only a pound + up from November! I need to do the same, but to be honest I chickened out this morning. Great job!
I think I'm a pear. I really love that you do measurements. I should start doing that, too!
you snagged me at the end and I caint let it go 🙂
are we going full tilt NO SUGAR at all??


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[CONCACAF UNDER-20 CHAMPIONSHIP] With a ticket to the 2013 Under-20 World Cup this summer in Turkey in its back pocket, the USA can concentrate on winning the
Concacaf under-20 championship.
The first step: Friday's semifinals against Cuba at Estadio Cuauhtemoc in Puebla, Mexico.
The USA's task was made more complicated by the loss of three players, Luis Gil (Real Salt Lake), Jerome Kiesewetter (VfB Stuttgart) and captain Caleb Stanko (Freiburg), who have returned to their respective club teams.
Goalkeeper Cody Cropper (Southampton) is expected to stay with the team through Saturday, meaning he should be available for selection for Friday's semifinal but unavailable for the final placement game on Sunday.
U.S. midfielder Mikey Lopez will be available for selection after serving a suspension for the quarterfinal against Canada.
Of the players still with the team, Wil Trapp and Jose Villarreal are carrying yellow cards.
Cuba, which has never played in the Under-20 World, has been the tournament surprise along with El Salvador. Maykel Reyes and Aricheell Hernandez lead an explosive attack.
Reyes scored two second-half goals to lead Cuba to a 2-1 victory against Canada to open Group B play -- its first win in the Concacaf final stage since 2002. Hernandez scored two excellent goals to lead Cuba to a 2-1 quarterfinal win over Costa Rica on Tuesday.
The USA-Cuba semifinal match originally was scheduled to be played at Estadio Olimpico Universitario Lobos BUAP, the site of the U-20s' two group matches and quarterfinal.
Almost 40,000 fans watched Mexico beat Jamaica, 4-0, on Wednesday at Estadio Cuauhtemoc.


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Sometimes my life gets so busy that I just don't know whether I'm coming or going and then a holiday sneaks up on me and I didn't even remember it was coming. Now I start each month by heading to this site and checking out what holidays fall within that month. The bonus is that this site also lists all the bizarre, strange and unusual holidays that are either unobserved or untraditional as well, which makes it a little more fun to look into the holidays each month.
It truly is easy to navigate as well. You just have to click on the month that you want to visit. From January to December, all the months are there with the holidays listed. From Kristallnacht in November to Dairy Month in June, you'll find lots of interesting holidays and observances.
I mean, just how did Sadie Hawkins Day get started? Curious? Well, you can find out here! Or when did the Tournament of Roses Parade start? All you need to do is explore to find out!
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The No. 18 Broncos were far from perfect Sunday night against New Mexico State, but good enough to make sure they stayed in the BCS picture
Ian Johnson scored four first-half touchdowns and ran for 192 yards and Boise State toasted its debut in the BCS standings with a 40-28 win over the Aggies. "The bull's-eye continues to grow the more we win. We've known that from the start," Broncos coach Chris Petersen said.
The Broncos (7-0, 3-0 WAC) earlier in the day landed at No. 15 in the first BCS standings of the season. They were solid offensively, but shaky on defense against the Aggies, who have lost 17 straight games against Division I-A opponents.
Petersen has refused to talk about the BCS and nothing changed after the less than impressive win Sunday over a school that has had just four winning seasons since 1967. "Zero. I don't have any reaction," Petersen said when asked about his team's standing in the BCS lineup. "It means nothing to me. I have no reaction to that because if one game we don't take care of business, we're not even having this conversation."
Johnson scored on touchdown runs of 7, 1, 3 and 17 yards and the Broncos finally put away the pesky, pass-happy Aggies with a pair of touchdown passes from Jared Zabransky in the second half.
Afterward, Johnson conceded it was not one of the Broncos' better efforts. "We went out there and made a lot of mistakes. We made a bunch of stupid mistakes," Johnson said.
New Mexico State (2-4, 0-2) kept it close behind sophomore quarterback Chase Holbrook, the nation's total offense leader. Holbrook completed a school-record 49 of 65 passes for 526 yards. He came up 20 yards short of the single-game NMSU record of 546 yards set by Cody Ledbetter against UNLV in 1995.
Holbrook threw two touchdown passes, including a 65-yarder to Derek Dubois in the first half. Holbrook scored on a 1-yard run with 9:19 left in the third quarter that cut Boise State's lead to 27-21 and kept the Broncos' defense guessing -- usually wrong -- most of the night.
"I felt like our defense was playing on their heels and not playing the type of game that we like to play," Petersen said. "We usually like to come after our opponents and challenge them."
After Holbrook's rushing TD, the Broncos drove to the NMSU 36 and faced a fourth-and-6. Zabransky threw incomplete but Tim McManigal was called for roughing Zabransky. Four plays later, Zabransky hit Jeremy Childs with a 22-yard TD pass. Big in that 84-yard drive were a 19-yard pass from Zabransky to Jerard Rabb on third-and-10 from the Boise 17 and Zabransky's 24-yard pass to Legedu Naanee to the New Mexico State 40.
New Mexico State coach Hal Mumme said the roughing call was huge. "We had them stopped at that time and we had the momentum and that was really unfortunate for us," Mumme said.
The Aggies still had some fight left and Holbrook completed six passes in a drive that reached the Boise State 13. On fourth down, Matt Pratt's 30-yard field goal attempt was blocked. The Broncos took over and needed just six plays to score on a 33-yard pass from Zabransky to Vinny Perretta for a 40-21 lead with 13:13 left in the game.
Holbrook completed 11 straight passes in an 82-yard drive in the second quarter that ended with Jeremiah Williams' 3-yard TD run. Holbrook's 65-yard pass to Dubois came with 1:27 left in the first half.
Dubois caught the ball near the Boise State 30 as two Broncos collided trying to break it up and Dubois scooted away untouched. The drive began after Zabransky fumbled a pitch at the NMSU 18 and Aggies safety Derrick Richardson recovered it.
Holbrook ran his streak of completions to 16 straight and had the Aggies at the Boise 24 in the final minute of the first half. The scoring threat ended when Marty Tadman intercepted Holbrook's pass in the end zone on the final play of the half.
The Aggies, whose two wins this season were against Division I-AA Southeastern Louisiana and Texas Southern, riddled the WAC's best defense. Receiver Chris Williams had career highs of 13 catches for 191 yards and Dubois caught six passes for 124 yards.


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First Boeing 787 flight from Sea-Tac delayed
SEATAC, Wash. - The first flight from Sea-Tac Airport of a Boeing 787 Dreamliner has been delayed until Tuesday because of a mechanical problem, KIRO 7 Eyewitness News has learned.
All Nippon Airways was expected to start daily 787 flights on the Tokyo-Seattle route Monday, but reporter Gary Horcher -- who was supposed to be on the flight -- noticed before its scheduled departure that mechanics were examining the plane.
Horcher said mechanics were working on the belly of the Dreamliner and that there was a leak in the cooling system.
Passengers were notified there was a delay.
"It's unfortunate for … ANA and Boeing, but you know, the big maiden voyage, the big hype that was happening for this flight to Tokyo. It did fly over here from Tokyo -- so I mean, it got here," said Bill Scott, a passenger.
"I mean they've been taking the food off of the trucks there, and I saw the flight attendants come off. So that pretty much tells me that plane is not going anywhere at least for a while. And they're just kind of telling us every half hour, 45 minutes they might have information, but they don't want to tell us what it is," said Dylan, another passenger, who declined to give his last name.
Earlier in the day, fire trucks spraying rainbows of water greeted the first Boeing 787 to land in commercial service at Sea-Tac.
The Dreamliner took its passengers to a terminal gate and prepared for the afternoon departure back to Tokyo.
A number of airline, Boeing and Port of Seattle officials were on hand to celebrate daily service with the 787 on the Seattle-Tokyo route event.
ANA was Boeing's launch customer for the new fuel-efficient widebody twinjet. The airline started the Seattle-Tokyo route in July, using a Boeing 777.
Travelers who don't want to go to Tokyo but do want to ride on a Dreamliner will have to go to cities such as San Francisco or Los Angeles to catch a 787, which typically, only fly international routes.
From the beginning, it was critical to the state, to Boeing employees and to their friends and neighbors, that the 787 be built in Washington, so lawmakers in Olympia gave a tax break for every Boeing jetliner constructed there -- more than $3 billion over 20 years.
After long delays and a machinist's union strike in 2008, Boeing built a second assembly line in South Carolina, but most of the jets are assembled in Everett.


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Come face-to-face with Jesus when He experienced more stress than any other day of his life aside from his crucifixion. Before the morning became evening, he has reason to weep, run, shout, curse, praise, and doubt. If you know what it means to be caught in life's storms if you've ever ridden the roller coaster of sorrow and celebration if you've ever wondered if God in heaven can relate to you on earth, then this book will encourage and inspire you.
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text: I viewed her answer as the "Sarah Palin Factor". She probably had sooooo many answers sorta memorized in her head, that when she didn't get a question that required a rote answer, she went nowhere and everywhere. Her question was not that difficult, if she would have just stopped and thought. That's the problem with these pageants and the obligatory questions. These beauty queens try to cram in 20 years of not paying attention into a two month crash course in answering any kind of question. Basically Sarah Palin. That's what you get. And frankly, that's why I watch, it's hilarious to see them squirm and then put that pageant smile back on thinking they did a'ight.


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Bill and Liz Allen had everything to look forward to.
He was a successful lawyer with his own firm, she taught law at the Australian National University and, with their four daughters, they had just moved into a new home in Ainslie, a leafy suburb of heritage houses in Canberra's north.
All of that was cut short on Monday when their four-wheel-drive rolled and crashed at a notorious black spot halfway between Sydney and Melbourne on the Hume Highway. Mr Allen, 42, his 40-year-old wife and their daughters Hannah, 15, and Phoebe, 9, were killed. The other daughters, Leah, 13, and Ruth, 7, were injured.
When the Federal Government announces its $2 billion regional roads package today, this section - one of the only stretches not converted to dual carriageway - will be under focus.
The chairman of Stay Safe, Paul Gibson, said it was time for government to act on the concerns of local residents.
"There have been promises made for years that it was going to become a divided dual carriageway," he told Channel Seven. "It's about time the Federal Government stopped promising and did it."
The mayor of Wagga Wagga, Kevin Wales, said this stretch of highway was not a federal priority, despite years of lobbying.
"This has been an ongoing thing," he said. "We've been trying to force this through. The minister for transport, on a federal level, has the funding."
A spokesman for the Transport Minister, John Anderson, said the Federal Government "fully intended" to make the entire Hume Highway dual carriageway under its existing plans.
"It's completely unclear what caused this accident and whether making it dual carriageway would have prevented it," the spokesman said. "We'll await the coroner's report and see whatever action needs to be taken."
The Allens had spent the weekend at a wedding in Melbourne and were driving home. Their Toyota Landcruiser rolled several times at a bend in the highway 23 kilometres south of Tarcutta shortly before 8pm.
Police said Mr and Mrs Allen, Hannah and Phoebe died instantly. Leah was taken to Canberra Hospital by helicopter with head and neck injuries, and remained in a serious condition last night. Ruth was discharged from Wagga Wagga Base Hospital yesterday afternoon.
At Mr Allen's law firm, Bradley Allen Lawyers, flowers and cards were arriving for a man who lived an active community life.
Co-founding partner Keith Bradley said: "He was a very compassionate, caring fellow who had a wonderful Christian sense of fair play that imbued his relationships with staff, the partners, his colleagues and clients."
Mr Allen was a board member of Canberra Churches Centre, a former member of the ACT Arts Council, Canberra Business Council and chaired a committee of his children's school.
He often ran between home and his office, through greenery that would have reminded him of growing up near Bega.
That same greenery surrounds Tarcutta, a sleepy hamlet popular with truck drivers on the Sydney to Melbourne route. The Australian Truck Driver's Memorial there is a stark reminder of the dangers of highway life.
An RTA spokesperson said 10 people had been injured in accidents within 10 kilometres of the town last year, though no one had died since 2001.
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Yesterday I combed Curl Keeper into my daughter 11's hair after she washed. She has 3a/3b hair that is prone to frizz. In the morning when it first dried it looked crispy. She wanted it left that way so I didn't touch it. Mid-afternoon she had soft, shiny, defined curls. By evening it was getting fluffier, but she had spent a lot of time with her head against the couch so I blame that. This morning we used a wide-tooth comb for the tangles and spritzed all over with water. Since she's at school I don't know if the Curl Keeper reactivated or not. Anyway, so far I am very pleased. I am excited to continue to experiment with it.
She is the one who will try products. My other curly who is 14 let me put it in once too, but I don't think I used enough to make a difference and she declined it the next time.
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Submitted to: Molecular and General Genetics
Publication Type: Peer Reviewed Journal
Publication Acceptance Date: 12/1/1999
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Citation: N/A Interpretive Summary: Gene structure and its relationship to function is a major activity in genetics. Basic knowledge from such studies of economically important genes is also crucial for metabolic engineering and biotechnology so as to obtain crop plants with modified genes for efficient utilization of specific metabolic pathways. ARS scientists in the Crop Genetics & Environmental Research Unit in Gainesville, FL, have previously identified a single gene in maize that controls normal utilization of photosynthesized sucrose in developing seeds. A mutation in this gene that leads to a complete loss of the encoded protein, an invertase enzyme that cleaves sucrose to simple sugars, is the causal basis of highly miniaturized seed showing only 20 to 30 % of the normal seed weight. Another mutation of this gene leads to greatly reduced levels of invertase activity, yet the corresponding RNA levels are not affected. The study reported here is aimed to better understand the molecular basis of this unusual mutation. Our molecular analyses show a change of a single amino acid in a region of the protein that is otherwise well conserved in all invertases and related proteins in plants. Thus, these data have allowed us to identify for the first time a single amino acid, out of a total of ~500, that is essential for the stability of this enzyme. Obviously, all future efforts to engineer this gene in maize and all other crop plants will have to ensure that this amino acid is unchanged so that the protein is stable during seed development.
Technical Abstract: We report here on the molecular nature of an EMS-induced mutant, mn1-89, a leaky semidominant allele of the Miniature1 (Mn1) seed locus that encodes a seed-specific cell wall invertase, INCW2. The mn1-89 locus specifies normal levels of Incw2 transcript but extremely low levels (~6% of normal) of the protein and enzyme activity (Cheng et al., 1996). Sequence analyses of Incw2 clones derived from the parental Mn1 and the mutant genotypes show a C to T transition in the mn1-89 allele, leading to a single amino acid substitution of proline to leucine near the C-terminus of the mutant INCW2 protein. This change is in a motif that is well conserved among all plant invertases and related fructosyltransferase sequences. On the basis of these genetic in planta data, we believe to have identified a thus far unknown proline residue in a GPFG motif as critical for the stability of such proteins.The single base change (C to T) also leads to the elimination of a BglI restriction site in the mutant allele. Indeed, BglI restriction digests of genomic DNAs from Mn1 and mn1-89 genotypes show two and one fragments, respectively. Sequence analyses of RT-PCR-derived Incw clones from mn1-1 predict five amino acid substitutions relative to Mn1. Whether or not these sequences are encoded by the mn1-1 locus or another non-allelic Incw gene in maize genome remains to be elucidated.


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Male northern elephant seals are known for their massive size and epic battles on the beach. Males establish ordered social networks during the breeding season to limit energy expenditure associated with competition. This social network is supported by a practical system of communication that allows males to identify and remember one another and to respond appropriately to others without the need for physical confrontation. This lecture will highlight discoveries made about elephant seals by researchers at the University of California Santa Cruz. Their work is aimed at deciphering social behavior and communicative signals using long-term tracking of individuals, assessment of competitive behavior, acoustic recording, and field experiments.
Speakers Colleen Reichmuth and Caroline Casey study elephant seals and several other kinds of marine mammals at the University of California Santa Cruz. Reichmuth directs the Cognition and Sensory System Program at Long Marine Laboratory, where she has studied seals, sea lions, and sea otters for the last twenty years. Casey is a graduate student researcher. Together, they conduct field studies to examine the functional significance of the acoustic, visual, and seismic signals used by seals.
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In the summer I will be giving a workshop on Images and Blogs at the Highland Park Public Library in New Jersey. As I develop the workshop over the next few weeks, I will write a post here on Websites for Small Biz on the details. Today you get to learn how to Crop an Image with Pixlr and how to Resize an Image with Pixlr. Pixlr is a free online photo editing tool. All you need is a computer and access to the internet.
Load an Image into Pixlr
Go to http://pixlr.com/. You will see a screen with Pixlr Editor on the left. Pick the Editor.
Then pick Open Image from Computer. I chose an image of spring flowers that I had taken with my digital camera. The original was quite large: 3888px wide by 2592px wide. How did I know the size of the image? One way of determining the size (within Pixlr) is open up Image, then Image Size.
If you want, you can resize the image using Image Size. But I will save that step in this post for after we crop the image.
If you want to determine the size of an image within Windows, right click on the image. At the bottom, you will see Properties. Click on Properties, then on Details – scroll down a bit, and under Image you will see the dimensions of your image.
Crop Image Pixlr Method
Next step – we decide we don't want the entire image. So select the Crop Tool on the left. Run your mouse over the part of the image you do want to save, and you will see a dotted box appear in that area. When you let go of the mouse, you will get this set of nine boxes on your image, as appears on my columbines photo below:
Do you like what you see in the box? Are you ready to crop? Click outside the nine framed boxes and you will get a dialogue box asking you if you are ready to crop ("Do you want to apply the changes?". If you are not, simply pick cancel. If you pick no, the nine framed boxes disappear.
Resize Image with Pixlr
So we cropped our image, but it is still too large. How do we know what size to make it for the web? You really have to get used to sizes for your particular blog or website. On this blog, I make my images about 600px – 660px wide. On my other blog, Sketching Out, I make them 520px wide. Usually 1000px is too wide. You may have to experiment at first to get a size you like.
Open Image Size for your photo, and change the dialogue box to the size that you want for width and height. I recommend just changing width and let the photo editor adjust the height proportionally. In Pixlr, you can either use the slider to adjust the width or you can type into the width box.
Here is my cropped and resized image:
Save Image to Hard Drive
Under File, pick Save. You get a dialogue box like this:
You can rename the photo before saving, change the format to something other than jpg (for example, you might use png if you need transparency in part of the image), or change the quality of the image so it is a bigger or smaller image. When you click OK, you can then navigate around your computer for a place to save your newly edited image.
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Have you ever used Pixlr before? What was your experience? If you do photo editing already, what programs have you used? Do you recommend any of them? Finally, if you have questions on what was covered in this post, please feel free to ask.


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He admits he knew virtually nothing at the time about owning and operating a sawmill.
So Lawrenceburg's Gary McInturf did the logical thing: he bought one.
The year was 2009. A storm blew over some oak trees in his yard on Ballard Road, but instead of sawing and removing the trees, McInturf's wife suggested getting the logs turned into lumber.
"My wife said, 'Let's get some furniture made from the oak trees,'" McInturf said. "So I took them to a guy in Shelbyville who had a sawmill.
Comedian Steven Colbert announced last year that Lexington was the laziest city in the country.
Anderson County, however, may be competing for that title after a new health study reported mixed results for the county's outlook of overall health.
The 2012 County Health Rankings and Roadmaps, released by the University of Wisconsin Population Institute and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, measured everything from low birth weight to smoking to availability of fast-food restaurants as an assessment tool for counties to examine health habits.
Exactly one year ago, the county's fire chief gave the owner of a trashed-out house on Hammond Road 10 days to tear it down or risk fines and jail time.
The house wasn't torn down, and its owner, Steve Gay of 1221 McCormick Road, was neither fined nor jailed.
Now, 365 days since the that deadline was issued, another has been set, this time by a District Court judge who has given Gay until July 5 to remove the house, according to the county's code enforcement officer, Doug Ingram.
We might as well get used to it.
As long as John Calipari is winning big at Kentucky the criticism will be as sure as the sun coming up in the east.
As long as talents like John Wall and Anthony Davis come through Lexington for one season of Big Blue basketball on their way to being the most-coveted commodity by the NBA, you are going to continue hearing that now-tired refrain, "Those one-and-dones are ruining the college game."
I wish Davis could just reject that statement like he swatted away 186 opponents' shots this year.
LEXINGTON – Six months ago, he might have been Connor Shaw one week, Jarrett Lee another, then Tyler Brey the final week.
But today, he's just Jacob Russell, walk-on quarterback who is fighting for playing time at the University of Kentucky.
A trip to Fort Walton Beach was more than just fun in the sun for the Anderson County High School baseball team last week.
The Bearcats won three of five games in last week's Florida Beach Bash and showed some improvement as they moved to 6-4 on the year. Yet, the week also indicated the gap between where Anderson is and the status of regional contender is still quite large.
Mary Aldridge of Bondurant Middle School in Franklin County and Bradley Long of Caudill Middle School in Madison County were the top overall archers at Kentucky's National Archery in the Schools state tournament for elementary, middle school and high school students held April 2-3 in Louisville, according to a news release.
Anderson County High School football player Travis Davis has verbally committed to play at Thomas More College, located in Crestview Hills, Ky.
A starter on both sides of the ball during the Bearcats' run to the state championship game, Davis was a third team all-state selection as a defensive lineman on the Courier-Journal team selected by the state's coaches. He was also an honorable mention selection on the Associated Press all-state team.
Former Anderson County High School all-stater Will Carlton poses with Helen Naismith-Carpenter, the granddaughter of Dr. James Naismith, inventor of the game of basketball, during the NAIA national championship game in Kansas City on March 20. Carlton, was honored that night as one of the 60 greatest players in the history of the tournament. He was Most Valuable Player in the 1998 tournament, playing for Georgetown College. "It's pretty cool to think her grandaddy is the one who nailed that first peach basket up on the wall," Carlton said.
Anderson County rode a gutty performance from pitcher Mackenzie Peavler and big offensive games from Molly Burkhead, Hannah Searcy and Bailey Curry to beat Robertsdale, Ala., 4-2, in the first game of the Lady Bearcats' spring break trip to the Gulf Shores area last Tuesday.
Peavler scattered 11 hits but gave up only two runs, both earned, in picking up the victory.
Searcy belted a 2-run double while Curry smacked a pair of hits, including a double. Anderson collected eight hits for the game.
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Bryan Caplan is a professor of economics at George Mason University where he teaches Public economics, public choice, psychology and economics, and economics of the family. Prof. Caplan has published in the American Economic Review, the Economic Journal, the Journal of Law and Economics, Social Science Quarterly, the Journal of Public Economics, the Southern Economic Journal, Public Choice, and numerous other outlets. His book, The Myth of the Rational Voter: Why Democracies Choose Bad Polices (2007), was published by Princeton University Press and named "the best political book this year" by the New York Times. Prof. Caplan's most recent book, Selfish Reasons to Have More Kids: Why Being a Great Parent Is Less Work and More Fun Than You Think, is now available.
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How to disable Integrate[] ?
The input line is:
In[1]:= somethingComplicated *
Integrate[somethingEvenMoreComplicated,{variable,a,b}] //. rules
Simplify takes about 5 minutes. And, surprise surprise, the result is still
an Integrate[somethingElse,{anothervariable,p,q}]
It is not so bad, the integral is obviously too compound for Mathematica
(and for me), nevertheless the the reason to use Simplify or FullSimplify is
not to calculate Integrate[], but rather to transform
somethingEvenMoreComplicated into somethingElse.
Is any easy way to force Mathematica to give up simplifing Integrate? And
obviously to transform all other parts of an expression, including these
parts which are integrated?
HoldForm nearly do this job, but "freeze" all parts of the equation. It is
possible to "hold" only Integrate function?
(I tried replace Integrate by dummyIntegrate, i.e. an undefined function.
But it does not work quite well.)


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Garcia gets a win, Cardinals top Reds 6-3
CINCINNATI -- Left-hander Jaime Garcia got his first victory in more than a year on Saturday night, taking another step in his comeback from shoulder surgery, and Yadier Molina homered again in the city where he's always booed, leading the St. Louis Cardinals to a 6-3 victory over the Cincinnati Reds.
The Cardinals evened their series at a game apiece. St. Louis has won nine of the last 10 series between the NL Central rivals.
Garcia (1-0) made his second start since recovering from surgery on his labrum and rotator cuff last May. He gave up six hits and a pair of runs in 5 2/3 innings, fanning seven and retiring 12 batters in a row over one span.
Ryan Ludwick homered in the ninth off Jason Motte. Trevor Rosenthal came on with two outs and fanned Todd Frazier with two runners aboard for his 15th save in 17 chances.
Molina hit a solo shot off left-hander Tony Cingrani (2-4), who has lost both of his starts since returning from the disabled list. Cingrani, who had shoulder tendinitis, has given up eight runs and 14 hits in 12 innings his last two times out.
Molina also homered off Johnny Cueto for a 1-0 win on opening day in Cincinnati. Two of his five homers have come at Great American Ball Park, where he is booed by fans who remember his 2010 brawl at home plate with second baseman Brandon Phillips.
Jon Jay, a late addition to the Cardinals lineup, had three hits and drove in a pair of runs.
St. Louis was forced to change its bullpen and its lineup before the game.
Left-handed reliever Kevin Siegrist went on the 15-day disabled list with strained pitching forearm. Left-hander Sam Freeman was called up from Triple-A to take his spot.
Center fielder Peter Bourjos was scratched from the lineup less than half an hour before the first pitch because of a stomach virus, prompting manager Mike Matheny to change three spots in the batting order. Jay, who wasn't in the original lineup, took Bourjos' place in center.
The sixth inning was pivotal, with second baseman Mark Ellis playing a role in both halves.
The Cardinals loaded the bases with a single and a pair of walks, and Ellis hit a sacrifice fly to the wall in center. Jay singled home another run for a 4-1 lead.
Phillips doubled home a run in the bottom of the inning, leaving runners on second and third. Ellis jumped and caught Devin Mesoraco's liner, helping Garcia hold the lead and stay on course for his first victory since May 17 last year.