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Wage hikes resulting from this year's "shunto" labor-management wage negotiations are expected to average ¥6,413, or 2.1 percent, up from 1.8 percent last year, according to a think tank.
Prime Minister Shinzo Abe is urging businesses to hike wages and has persuaded the influential Keidanren business lobby to pressure its member companies to do the same.
Wage hikes have stayed under 2 percent on average since hitting 2.01 percent in 2001, according to the labor ministry. If they exceed 2 percent it will be the first time in 13 years.
A survey released Thursday by the private Institute of Labor Administration, however, said that only 16.1 percent of the nation's companies plan to raise wages, up sharply from 6.3 percent last year.
In addition, 53.4 percent said they do not intend to raise pay scales at all, the survey said.
According to the survey, employees are expecting wage hikes of 2.15 percent on average, compared with an average of 1.96 percent projected by companies and 2.08 percent by analysts.
The survey, conducted from Dec. 9 to Jan. 15, covered 5,679 people and drew valid responses from 540, including consultants, university professors, the heads of corporate human resources departments, and labor union leaders at companies listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange.
MMC unions seek hikes
Mitsubishi Motor Corp.'s labor union will demand a wage hike of ¥3,500 per month in the annual "shunto" spring wage talks, its first request for a pay scale increase in 12 years, officials said.
The union will also demand annual bonuses worth five months' salary, up from 4.3 months the previous year, the sources said Thursday. It is set to finalize the requests on Feb. 10.
The union has refrained from demanding pay hikes for years in light of the decline in earnings caused chiefly by the automaker's vast coverup of decades of vehicle recalls and defects.
But MMC is expected to log a record group operating profit of ¥120 billion for the year ending in March, thanks in part to the weakened yen.
The union intends to demand a 1 percent hike in monthly wages, or ¥3,000, and an additional increase of ¥500 to fill the gap with rival automakers.


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I love my weekends. Whether I am shooting a wedding, portraits, or like this weekend- a bat mitzvah, I love weekends. As a photographer, they are usually my busiest time. Every once in a while though, they start in the evening, and that gives room for time with my family during the day. Saturday started with helping my father in law plant potatoes in his garden, and ended relaxing with a beer and a cigar. In between those two events, I spent time with Kelly and Ava, and photographed my first bat mitzvah with my friend and fellow photographer Dmitriy. As soon as those photos are edited, I will be sure to post some. Needless to say, I had a great time. Sunday was race day in Pittsburgh. Kelly had to be up very early to work at the Pittsburgh Marathon, and by the time she got back, she was in need of a relaxing afternoon. How perfect, that we just happened to have a standing invite from my parents to join them and my sisters for a low key cookout. After Kelly relaxed a little, we loaded up the car, and Ava (our black lab) and hit the road. An hour and 15 minutes later we were relaxing on the farm, with a cold drink, family, and dogs.
Being that it was Derby weekend and all, mint juleps were ordered up, and to mix things up a bit, my mom, the chef that she is, made violette infused simple syrup for the juleps. Nothing says spring like mint and violettes.
If you make your way to Seven Springs, and havent tried the Pie Shop, it is a must stop. Its not that the baked goods are incredible. Most are not. But they have these great creations called snails and they are one of Kelly's favorites. So Monday morning, while she was still asleep, I ran out and brought her a few back.
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Hopkins deserves congratulations on making this difficult material on the nature of emptiness as transparent as possible.—Religious Studies Review
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An absorbing exposition of the methods of realization of the Middle Way Consequence School (Prasangika Madhyamika) by Prof. Hopkins considered by many as the foremost Western authority on Tibetan Buddhism. His presentation is based on Jang-gya's famous work the original and translation are included. The reasonings used to analyze persons and phenomena to establish their true mode of existence are discussed in the context of meditative practice. This exposition includes a masterful treatment of the compatibility of emptiness and dependent-arising. Emptiness Yoga will be greatly appreciated by both beginners and advanced students for its immediacy, profundity, and precision.
"Hopkins deserves congratulations for making this difficult material as transparent as possible."--E.K. Dargyay, Religious Studies ReviewAbout the Author:
Jeffrey Hopkins, PhD, served for a decade as the interpreter for the Dalai Lama. A Buddhist scholar and the author of more than thirty-five books, he is Professor Emeritus at the University of Virginia, where he founded the largest academic program in Tibetan Buddhist studies in the West.
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Covering six lessons, this class includes in-depth, detailed instructions that will take you from purchasing fabric to trimming a finished gown. Lessons discuss fabric types, colors common to the Regency Era, undergarments, and more. You will learn how to create a train or overskirt if you so desire. This class is considered intermediate, since you do need basic sewing skills to undertake the gown. If you can use a sewing machine with relative confidence to make a straight skirt, you can handle the Regency Gown class! I've guided many beginners successfully through the lessons. Click HERE for the class syllabus.
My classes are on private boards within my site's Message Forum Archive. In order to access a class, you'll need to register on the board for a username (no cost involved, and all registrations are private). When I receive your registration and class agreement, I will enter your username in the appropriate class forum. You'll be able to access all of the lessons, going through them at your own pace. I am available via e-mail if you have questions. Please note that the cost of the class does not include the pattern itself. You will need to order that separately HERE. Thanks!
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This has really changed! I made several gowns with your patterns and posted them on this site, Now I cannot find them!
I am so excited that you offer this! We will be doing a Jane Austen study and can't wait! This will be the boost I need to have the confidence to tackle these great patterns!
Is this class for people who have only a little sewing experience?


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I am at the first national OWASP conference in New York this week, giving a talk on Web 2.0, consumerization, and application security. There is much discussion at the conference about "clickjacking," partially because the researchers weren't given permission to do an open session, which of course further fanned the interest.
Earlier today, CERT issued a statement on clickjacking, warning that multiple browsers, including IE, Firefox, Safari, Opera, and Chrome, are all vulnerable to the attack.
Posted by Chenxi Wang on September 22, 2008
McAfee announced today it is acquiring Secure Computing, at the price of $465 million. Does this acquisition make sense?
Secure Computing has a market cap of $380 million, with 2007 revenues of about $250 million and $21 million cash on hand. This acquisition price, which represents a 22.69% over its market cap and less than 2x revenues, is relatively modest. So for McAfee, it's a good deal. In addition, although McAfee is a strong player in the endpoint market, is not a market leader in its network security play. The addition of Secure Computing, plus the recent acquisition of Reconnex, will clearly energize that part of the house.
For Secure, this brings some much needed help in terms of marketing and external communication. Secure Computing has solid technology in Web and email security, but after many years in the business, is still not as much a household name as some of its competitors. Secure Computing's other product line, its Sidewinder firewall business, may seem disparate at first glance, but can put McAfee in a nice position to enter the unified threat management (UTM) market.


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Championship football teams are often built in the weight room and first year Kingston head coach Blair Harrison is hoping a move to a bigger weight room at the Kingston field house will pay dividends starting this season.
Construction of a $40 million 40,000 square foot Volkswagen plant in East Roane County continues on schedule. The facility is expected to employ at least 45 people. The plant will be a distribution center for auto parts for the Passat, which is made at the Volkswagen plant in Chattanooga.
The U.S. Department of Energy's Office of Science late last week named Larry Kelly the new manager of the Oak Ridge Office.
Kelly most recently was acting manager in Oak Ridge and has been acting deputy manager and assistant manager for Environment, Safety and Health.
Yum Yum Chinese Restaurant at 1039 Roane St. (Hwy. 27) in Harriman has been on my prospect list of "Out to Lunch" places to visit for some time.
I moved the trip to the tope of the list when I saw in the Roane County News that Yum Yum was selected as the 2012 Readers Choice for Best Chinese Food.
Knowing that Earl Duff Subaru was just across Roane Street from Yum Yum, I asked Tim Duff as we left Kingston First Baptist Church one Sunday morning when he and his dad, Earl, could meet me at Yum Yum for lunch.
Roane County Republican Party Chairwoman Flo Charles kept her comments at a minimum when asked about the voting record of county road superintendent candidate Brian Mullins.
According to Election Commission records, Mullins has voted in Democratic primaries eight times since 1998, but he's now running as a Republican.
"Mr. Brian Mullins' word of being a Republican now, I would say some things about that, but I won't," Charles said.
Rockwood officials sped through a list of amendments to a proposed 2013 budget before failing to pass a first reading at a recent special-called meeting.
One of the hot-button amendments that failed was to return funding for a city administrator, which is now empty since the vacancy of recently dethroned Jack Miller.
Council members Pete Wright, Jason Jolly and Jane Long voted down returning the funding for the position despite Vice Mayor Peggy Evans' earlier pleas to the contrary.
Some people serving time decided to take advantage of those long hours by pursuing an opportunity to make a difference in their lives. They are getting their GEDs, an alternative path for those who did not earn a high school diploma.
Lt. Maretta McNichol, who oversees Roane County jail operations, said many of the individuals she comes across at the jail want something more for themselves and their families.
"People grow up, and people do change," McNichol said. "They do want to better their lives."
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Fourteen law enforcement officers underwent training last week during a Critical Incident Response/Active Shooter class hosted by Roane State Community College's main campus.
The class was a cooperative effort between the Harriman Police Department and Roane State. Instructors were from Tactical Advantages Corp., a private Knoxville-based company that offers training in law enforcement tactics.
Harriman officials and the owner of a strip of land fronting Ruby Tuesdays are fighting over whether the city can order the lots to be mowed.
"They want me to mow it, make it like a lawn so it will be attractive to customers at Ruby Tuesdays," said Gerald Largen, a local attorney and a columnist for the Roane County News.
Largen contends he's not required to mow the property; the city begs to differ.
A home in Midtown was heavily damaged in a fire Thursday afternoon at 235 Martin Hollow Road.
"The people stated they had gone to pick up someone from work and when they returned they found it on fire," said Midtown Fire Chief Randy Scarborough. "I reckon they'll be staying with relatives that live nearby."
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I hate Seneca. I hate Seneca and I still do, even to this day. And you would too if you'd known him before It happened to him, and if you had to watch what It Happening had done to him. And, please believe me Dear Reader, it has absolutely nothing to do with him saying "Everything that has a beginning, also has an end…". That, was pure Nero, a consequence of what Seneca had become after Nero got his hooks into Seneca. But Nero wasn't the It. Nero was what the It opened a door for.
There's a certain kind of betrayal that comes with friendship. It conspires around how much you're willing to see the other person change. Were Seneca's intimates savaged by his sudden wrestling with and "conversion" to Stoicism? And yet it's Seneca himself who reminds us that no matter what amount of personal evolution there happens to be, it always comes capped by an end we cannot escape.
In the second act to his run on Demon Knights, writer Paul Cornell embraces both sides of Seneca's dilemma. The real kick in the teeth comes not from the traitorous Vandal Savage who has betrayed the group already once, but from those among the group who seemed stalwart. But of course, this dilemma pales in comparison to an evolving history that seems already to have run its course.
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iolo System Mechanic Pro 6
Do you feel that your computer could run faster? Is it being held back by the endless junk piles lying around your hard drive? iolo is back once again, with their latest System Mechanic incarnation, which improves on the tried and trusted tools in the previous versions. Let's see how it stands up today.
After checking out the full review here, feel free to discuss it in this thread!
I'm a great fan of SM and I've been using it since version 4
I have a comment on feature called TERMINATE which is a part of Search and Recover. This feature does not physically remove terminated item.
There is a simple free program called RESTORATION that can be run from a floppy (meaning no installation required) that can restore a file that has just been terminated!
The only way to be sure is to use System Shield after every termination.
If you don't belieive me try the mentioned program.
When I installed one of the previous version of professional 6 it did something with its numerous wizards so my system couldn't boot. I had to repair it with a Drive Medic recovery diskette. It was a good test for Drive Medic indeed :laugh:
But Drive Medic was not capable of fixing my Partition Table which had been destroyed by Nero BackItUp 2. It said everything was fine though it was not.
I lost 50GB of data thinking System Mechanic Pro 6 is capable of repairing all the things they said it was!!!
I dislike features like PC total care and similar because they take control out of user's hands and do all the job by themselves. It is not a good idea especially if something like Startup optimizer tends to disable some of the startup programs that you need. It disabled InCD from Nero and UI Watcher (uninstallation tool). I need them both and it is exclusively my right to disable them.
It seems that the whole program is biased towards light users who don't know what the present features really are about but would just like to make their system run faster.
And what about the rest of us? I hold version 5 for a more serious but lacking of some things that were added in v.6 and improved.
The problem with defragmentation still persists. I think many people who used v5 could see those error messages as if HD surface was demaged. And in v6 the whole thing seems to be repeating itself. My HD is just fine, I ran Maxtor's utility for checking and Windows chkdsk. And also another tool that had been examining my HD for 15 hours!
In System Mechanic 4 there wasn't such problem.
That is why I kept using it along with v5.
I haven't tried popup blocker, it was bad in v5. It used to close windows in the explorer (not the Internet Explorer)
System Mechanic 6 does something no one would like to see. It scatters its backup files in the roots of the partitions! Anyone with the same problem?
The analyser in the HOME section is useless and spoils the impression. Let's be honnest, it's there to play a stylish role.
Still System Mechanic is unique and I love it. I use it everyday and it does the job.
I use junk cleaner and defragmentation most. I also use registry cleaner though it is not so important in my opinion. It does not improve the performance that much.
Advanced StartUp Manager is really cool in combination with the ability to manage running programs.
Kaspersky AV and Antihacker are well known to everyone so I don't wanna comment on them right now.
I hold the impression that this version was rushed due to competition which explains why there were so many upgrades since the release.
So the program is good (could be a bit cheaper) but needs improvement in some things.
Thanks for your thoughts! I do agree, I love SysMech as well, and have also used it since version 4. I really wish that their registry cleaner was more in-depth though.
As for Terminate, that's interesting. One would assume, that a file should not be able to be recovered after terminating it. They should also give more options that way as well.
I'm sorry to hear you had those issues, I've never used the partion table recovery since I use patition magic for anything like that so I've never tried sys mech's version.
I agree about the current version of the analyzer but if they can work my advice into it then it will be worthwhile since it will actively monitor your security and performance and for someone like me that has their system up 24/7 folding, knowing of my system is out of physical ram is really helpful.
I kind of feel that it was rushed or just not really well thought out since they included cached internet files in the clutter reporting tool because, really, there will always be internet files cached on your drive and as I pointed out if you keep ripping out your caches files you're going to be fighting with way slower browsing which for dialup users is a bad thing.
Anyways, I'm hopeful that iolo will get things squared away, I loved 5 with a passion, I never used 4 but I did use 3 and it was pretty good although I was running 98SE so I have no ideas as to how well it worked with XP.
Scheduled Tasks Don't Work
Whenever I schedule something, on the date it was supposed to run it says "Cancelled" in last results. I don't really know If I am using this feature correctly. What I do is schedule something like PC Toolcare to run every 5 days at 11:00PM and than I close System Mechanic. Are you not supposed to close it? Do you have to keep the program on or something? Even if that was true, even if I keep the program on the tasks still do not run.
I'm not that familiar with that function, especially since I don't have it installed right now. That would require a system service though.. have you gone in and disabled a bunch of services recently?
If you have Scheduled Tasks disabled in windows your sys mech won't run any tasks that you set.
You might check it.
I have a constant problem with startup guard since it asks for the aproval of things that are already in the white list
Take a look at this screenshot:
You can see that DUmeter is already in the white list and yet startup guard asks for the aproval. The same thing is with Ashampoo Uninstaller.
Has anyone tried this Sturtup Guard? I had no problems with version 5, it was great.
Startup Guard
Does anyone use the startup guard in V5? I have it installed on multiple PCs, which each have multiple user accounts. If you login to one user account (startup guard will load), then logout, I don't think startup guard unloads. Then if I login to another account, when startup guard tries to load again, it causes the PC to reboot. Has anyone seen problems with this? Does it work in V6?
I don't use Startup Guard on my PC, personally I don't like having a bunch of things running in the background and, actually, I shut down the tray alerter upon PC boot. If it was possible to disable it altogether I would.
I prefer to use Sys Mech as an optimizer for such things as registry defragmentation and compacting, network optimizing and spyware checking. I don't like having a lot of fluff running in the background and actually if it wasn't for asshats that get their jolies by writing viruses and hacking into peoples PC's I wouldn't run A/V or firewall software but unfortunately they are neccessary evils in this day and age.
If you want to control your startup programs do it manually by monitoring the startup folder and going to start/run and typing in "msconfig" and choosing the startup tab to see what's set to start in there....remember that if you uncheck anything you'll be greeted by a warning stating that you've chosen to do a customized startup, simply checking the "don't show me this again" box and clicking on ok will stop that warning in the future.
You can also go into admin. services and kill startup services but I would seriously do some research before doing that since stopping the wrong service can hose your box.
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The StartUp Guard in v.5 had some bugs indeed. I have experienced the problem with restarting too but under different circumstances.
I haven't noticed that problem occuring in v6 but v6 sure has some other bugs :)
It really is a bad thing that the system alerter can't be disabled from the program.
But what happens if you disable it from msconfig?
I'm afraid it'd fubar something else, that's why I haven't tried it. It could also work fine until you start Sys Mech and then Sys Mech would neatly put it back in the startup list, I ve seen other programs do that (try that with jusched.exe sometime) and it ends up being a huge frustration.
Smp 6.0
SMP 6.0 Hosed my file shares. I tried for a day and a half to fix them not realizing that SMP 6.0 was the reason. When I finally narrowed it down to SMP 6.0 I called Iolo and they said I needed to go to an earlier restore point then re-install SMP 6.0 and make sure I update the spython definitions before doing ANYTHING with SMP 6.0. Needless to say the disk utilities made my drives appear as corrupted to windows system restore (which is a POS anyway). I had to wipe my WHOLE system and start over . I am not a happy camper. I actually like SMP 5.0 better.
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Loss of share access
Someone at iolo sent me this. After reading it and researching on the Internet, it made perfect sense.
What you are describing has to do with the Null sessions exploit of Windows. The Fix Security Vulnerabilities tool of SM6 fixes a security vulnerability in Windows by disabling NULL Sessions to disallow the enumeration of SAM accounts and shares. A NULL session connection is an unauthenticated connection to Windows NT/2000/XP machines and is the number one method for hackers to enumerate information about the machine. From a NULL session hackers can use internal Windows functions, such as Remote Procedure calls, to enumerate information such the true administrator account and password, provide information on passwords, groups, services, users and even active processors. NULL session access can also be used for escalating privileges and perform DoS (Denial of Service) attacks.
The best way to prevent this is to disallow NULL sessions to the fullest extent possible by restricting anonymous users from enumerating SAM accounts and shares on Windows XP, or restricting all anonymous access unless explicitly granted on Windows 2000.
It is primarily recommended that your network administrator, or you under the administrator account login, configure the system to prevent anonymous log on access to all resources, with the exception of resources the anonymous user may have explicitly been given access to. For alternative resolutions, which may also require administrator access, please see the information below.
Reconfigure the Fix Vulnerability Tool
To disable testing for null sessions within the Fix Security Vulnerabilities tool:
1. Start System Mechanic 6.
2. On the left side of the System Mechanic 6 window click on the Protect button.
3. Click on Fix Security Vulnerabilities.
4. Under the Advanced area click on Custom inspection and report.
5. Click on the Next button.
6. Scroll down and locate Network Settings and uncheck the Null Sessions checkbox.
Re-enable the Security Exploit
Please note: re-enabling of this exploit can be hazardous to your system and allow malicious software or viruses to propagate to other computer shares on the network.
Windows 2000
The Windows security vulnerability can be re-enabled by using the Local Security Policy MSC or by manually navigating to the Administrative Tools Control Panel Applet.
1. Click on the Windows Start button, select Settings and click on Control Panel.
2. Double-click on Administrative Tools.
3. Double-click on Local Security Policy.
4. On the left, under Security Settings, double-click on Local Policies, and then select Security Options.
5. On the right, locate and double-click on Additional restrictions for anonymous connections and click on the Local policy setting drop down box. There are 3 possible values to set:
- None. Rely on default permissions
- Do not allow enumeration of SAM accounts and shares
- No access without explicit anonymous permission
The last value, No access without explicit anonymous permissions, is the most secure.
6. Restart the member computer or domain controller for the change to take effect.
Windows XP Home Edition
Windows XP Home Edition is architecturally limited and does not offer the ability of changing Windows policy settings by offering a security applet such as the Local Security Policy applet. Because of this limitation, the vulnerability will need to be manually re-enabled by modifying the Windows system registry.
1. Click on the Windows Start button.
2. In the Open field type regedit.
3. Click the OK button.
4. On the left, click on the plus sign next to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE.
5. Click on the plus sign next to SYSTEM.
6. Click on the plus sign next to CurrentControlSet.
7. Click on the plus sign next to Control.
8. Locate and highlight the key (folder looking icon) named Lsa.
9. On the right, double-click on the value named restrictanonymous.
10. Change the value to 0.
11. Scroll back up and click the minus sign next to Control.
12. Scroll back up and click the minus sign next to CurrentControlSet.
If the key ControlSet001 exists:
1. Click the plus sign next to ControlSet001.
2. Click on the plus sign next to Control.
3. Locate and highlight the key (folder looking icon) named Lsa.
4. On the right, double-click on the value named restrictanonymous.
5. Change the value to 0.
6. Scroll back up and click the minus sign next to Control.
7. Click the minus sign next to ControlSet001.
If the key ControlSet002 exists:
1. Click the plus sign next to ControlSet002.
2. Click on the plus sign next to Control.
3. Locate and highlight the key (folder looking icon) named Lsa.
4. On the right, double-click on the value named restrictanonymous.
5. Change the value to 0.
6. Scroll back up and click the minus sign next to Control.
7. Click the minus sign next to ControlSet002.
If more than the above described ControlSet00x registry locations exist then please perform the same steps on each location. When finished, close all open windows and restart the computer.
Windows XP Professional
The Windows security vulnerability can be re-enabled by using the Local Security Policy MSC or by manually navigating to the Administrative Tools Control Panel Applet.
1. Click on the Windows Start button, select Settings and click on Control Panel.
2. Double-click on Administrative Tools.
3. Double-click on Local Security Policy.
4. On the left, under Security Settings, double-click on Local Policies, and then select Security Options.
5. On the right, locate and double-click on each of the following policy settings to ensure they are set to disabled.
Network access: Do not allow anonymous enumeration of SAM accounts
Network access: Do not allow anonymous enumeration of SAM accounts and shares
Network access: Do not allow storage of credentials or .NET Passports for network authentication
Network access: Let everyone permissions apply to anonymous users
6. Select No access without explicit anonymous permissions under.
7. Restart the member computer or domain controller for the change to take effect.
If this is HipDad, I believe I sent you an email telling you that the SM 6.0 security settings were responsible for changing your share permissions.
Looks like I was right...
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These are some of the items that are inside my room worth sharing. I actually have a lot more to share with you guys but think this is enough for now. I really have a lot of random things in my room- baka magulat kayo next time hahaha. Anyway, please do join the Collection contest. They're giving away these nice kits that I'm sure you guys will love. They have all the make up you need, kahit anong occasion pa yan, even if you just need a powder to go to school or a lip gloss for everyday use. Will probably do a make up review too so you guys know what I think about each product. BMS.
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|ASNMU is not an active member of SAM and sends members to SAM conventions six times a year. SAM currently consists of members from all of the 16 public universities in Michigan. Together, SAM Universities advocate for over 300,000 college students in Michigan. SAM monitors state and federal legislation relating to matters relevant to college aged students, organizes lobbying trips, and guides University student governments on civic engagement. You can visit their website to learn more about SAM!
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An antifirst number is a natural number that has more divisors than any preceding number before it.
1 has 1 divisor,
2 has 2 divisors, (skip 3 since it only has 2 divisors)
4 has 3 divisors,
6 has 4 divisors, and so on...
So the first four numbers are (1,2,4, and 6).
Your tasks,
find the biggest antifirst number under 1,000,000.
Prove or provide a counter example to the following conjecture, all antifirst numbers greater than 6 are abundant or perfect.Edited by BMAD


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Examining minority representation in genomic research -- Elizabeth Cohn, RN, NP, DNSc
The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Nurse Faculty Scholars program was designed to increase the stature and academic standing of nursing faculty and draw more nurses to teaching careers by creating a cadre of national leaders in academic nursing through career development awards to outstanding junior nursing faculty.Dr. Cohn was selected as a 2012 RWJF Nurse Faculty Scholar. The goal of her project is to describe the demographic characteristics of those currently enrolled in biobanks and to identify the barriers and facilitators of minority participation in biobanks at the individual and systems levels.Over the next three years in the program, Dr. Cohn will have 60 percent protected time to focus on program activities; receive financial support for career development activities in her research and scholarly focus area; work closely with institutional and national mentors to develop her career as an academic nurse leader; and receive training and mentoring in areas such as developing a research and academic career plan, securing research funding, integrating research and scholarship into teaching, exerting leadership through professional and university service, influencing health care policy through research, and developing skills to assume a senior leadership role in academic nursing.
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NIH Exploratory Developmental Research Grant Program (Parent R21)Funding Number: PA-10-069
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Purpose. The National Institutes of Health (NIH) Exploratory/Developmental Grant (R21) funding opportunity supports the development of new research activities in categorical program areas. (Support generally is restricted in level of support and in time.) Investigator-initiated research, also known as unsolicited research, is research funded as a result of an investigator submitting a research grant application to NIH in an investigators area of interest and competency. All investigator-initiated exploratory/developmental applications described in this announcement will be assigned to NIH Institutes and Centers (ICs) according to standard Public Health Service (PHS) referral guidelines and specific program interests. Investigators are strongly encouraged to consult the list of participating ICs and special research interests.The Exploratory/Developmental Grant (R21) mechanism is intended to encourage exploratory and developmental research projects by providing support for the early and conceptual stages of these projects. These studies may involve considerable risk but may lead to a breakthrough in a particular area, or to the development of novel techniques, agents, methodologies, models, or applications that could have a major impact on a field of biomedical, behavioral, or clinical research. Mechanism of Support. This FOA will use the NIH Exploratory/Developmental (R21) award mechanism. Funds Available and Anticipated Number of Awards. Because the nature and scope of the proposed research will vary from application to application, it is anticipated that the size and duration of each award will also vary. The total amount awarded and the number of awards will depend upon the mechanism, numbers, quality, duration, and costs of the applications received.


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A day after the dance, Nelson was murdered in his trailer. The crime has never been solved.
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The next semester, at 16, he dropped out of school. He moved with a friend to Mexico, where they rented a cinderblock apartment and kept a pet scorpion. When Boone returned to Montana nine months later, he started playing music again. He also began to unravel and was diagnosed with bipolar disorder. He was hospitalized several times and ended up in the Montana State Hospital at Warm Springs for a few months.
With the help of family and friends, with medication and time, he began to get better. He played in a band called Open to Closure and played coffeeshops and recorded solo albums with songs about everything from religion to relationships. He started using songs to revisit his life in Seeley. "I know in theory that I had the most beautiful childhood," he says. "And I'm always trying to find my way back to that."
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When Boone finally returned to Seeley in his early 20s, after a five-year absence, he took pictures of every street he'd been down, of his childhood home and the land where Nelson's trailer once stood. He printed and enlarged them and hung them on the walls of an old barn, where he set about making music. "I'm going to take pictures of all the places I've experienced emotional heartache growing up," he said at the time, "and while I sing, I'm going to let them wreck me again."
The result was his fourth album, in 2006, Hard Enough to Bend, a gritty, painfully honest gem. It wasn't just great for a local album; it's some of the best work by any singer-songwriter in the past decade. On the opening track, "4th of July," Boone recounts his dad seeing his mom under that apple tree. The tenderness of the stories is cut deep by a minor-key weightiness. Stark contrasts give the album texture and cohesion: The small-town pleasures of Seeley Lake are coupled with the sorrow of broken families. People who harden themselves to love find that hard veneers are the most fragile of all. Everyone has heard these themes before. What personalizes Hard Enough to Bend are the details. Lyrical turns like "I grew up on the outskirts of heaven" followed by "You'd be surprised but I ain't never going back" show a Springsteen-like awareness of what home means. When he finishes "Norfolk Bay," Boone doesn't just fade out; you can hear him stand up and walk out of the studio, still playing his guitar, a recording detail that mimics the album's frankness.
Love, at last
Stephanie Boone met her future husband for the first time in 2003, at Missoula's Break Espresso, where he and Tom Catmull were performing their solo works. David asked if she could move her table to make room for them to play. She obliged without thinking much of it. Then, during Catmull's song "Black Coffee," with the line "Black coffee in the morning sure tastes fine with you," she had a sudden premonition.
"I've only had two in my life," she recalls, laughing. "And this one was me and Dave walking down a wedding aisle ... So I was like, 'Ohhh-kay. So, I guess I have to ask this dude out.'"
They went out, they drank tea and she told him about the premonition. They were engaged three months later. After their wedding, they hit the road on a tour of coffeehouses for a year and a half, where their only rules were to spend no more than $7 a day and never stay in hotels.
"It was hard, but looking back, it was great," Stephanie says. "I like when you're living that kind of life with no attachments except hoping that your car works and takes you to the next place. We really got to know each other. After that year, I thought, 'If we can do that, we can do anything.'"
Stephanie, a personal trainer and co-founder of The Girls Way, a nonprofit that supports young girls through exercise and educational activities, is similar to David in some ways. They joke that because they're both dreamers, they are, together, doomed. Still, Stephanie provides structure. If she were his manager, she's told him, she'd make him do yoga once a week. She always has to be aware of his mental health, she says, "and so does he. And that's forever. But I think it helps to have a partner who's in tune to you."
There's a palpable sweetness to this relationship, a you-and-I-against-the-world vibe. When David says, "We play shows three or four nights a week," the "we" means Stephanie and him, even though she doesn't play music. When Stephanie tries to recall the name of her favorite song of his—that country tune he wrote during a five-minute soundcheck at the Great Falls fair—she says, "I guess we haven't named it yet."
There are hard times in their relationship, too. Arguments. Failures. Dropped responsibilities. But there's little evidence of ruin. She knows that his songs can arrive without warning and at inconvenient times. "And it's always when we have to go somewhere," she says, laughing. "Like, if we're about to go out to dinner, he'll be writing a song. And then he just has to write it. That's how it works. I know that I'm married to Boone, so I will always be late, forever."
Here's to losing control
David recalls a line from Orson Welles's The Third Man: "In Italy for 30 years under the Borgias, they had warfare, terror, murder and bloodshed, but they produced Michelangelo, Leonardo da Vinci and the Renaissance. In Switzerland, they had brotherly love, they had 500 years of democracy and peace, and what did they produce? The cuckoo clock."
That's how he's always felt about music: Art requires suffering.
After the stripped-down, isolated Hard Enough to Bend, Boone wrote its near-opposite, Tales of Gold, an album filled with musicians and optimism. For its release, he booked the Wilma Theatre and pulled in a large crowd.
"I really wanted to go all-out on arrangements and spare nothing and take my time and work with everyone I'd ever imagined working with," he says. "It was on the other end of the pendulum—not dark, but very hopeful."
Naturally, he followed that with State of the Union, an aggressive, angry rock album.
Yet, light or dark, as a musician and an artist, Boone feared he was treading water. It wasn't that he wanted to be famous; it was that he couldn't stop writing songs, and he was envisioning huge musical and visual projects that require time and money, people and equipment.
In 2010, he was in the midst of building a house for himself and Stephanie. The housing bubble had burst, so getting loans to finish the job was difficult. He was approaching 30, which, he says, "strangely came with an inordinate amount of pressure that I was putting on myself. I was always building this home to build a life to build a family to have something solid to be rooted to. But I was at this pressure-cooker moment, creatively. I was really wishing that my music by that point had created the opportunity for me to make the music I wanted to make, to do the type of performances I wanted to do ... My walls were coming in."
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Site: Ann Arbor, Mich. (Wilpon Complex)
Score: Michigan 7, Western Michigan 4 (5 innings)
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ANN ARBOR, Mich. -- The University of Michigan baseball team scored a combined seven runs in the third and fourth innings to overcome an early four-run deficit and defeat Western Michigan, 7-4, in a rain-shortened, five-inning contest on Tuesday night (May 17) at the Wilpon Complex, home of Ray Fisher Stadium.
Sophomore Derek Dennis (Ada, Mich./Forest Hills Central) had two hits and drove in two runs, while junior Coley Crank (Pinole, Calif./Pinole Valley) had a pair of runs batted in. Redshirt senior Matt Gerbe (Shelby Twp., Mich./Eisenhower) earned the win on the mound, striking out four and not allowing a hit in 2.2 innings of relief.
Western Michigan started the scoring with a pair of runs in the first and added two runs in the top of the third.
U-M then started the comeback in the bottom of the third. Freshman Cole Martin (Bay City, Mich./John Glenn) reached on an error to open the inning. He went to second on a walk to sophomore Patrick Biondi (Woodhaven, Mich./Divine Child). Both runners scored as Crank singled to left-center. Junior John Lorenz (Frankfort, Ill./Lincoln-Way East) walked and redshirt sophomore Kevin Krantz (Traverse City, Mich./Central) reached on a fielder's choice, and both runners scored on Dennis' double to left, tying the game at 4-4.
Michigan took the lead for good in the fourth. Freshman Brett Winger (Orlando, Fla./Olympia) singled and moved to second on a walk to redshirt freshman John DiLaura (Clinton Twp., Mich./Warren DeLa Salle). Martin walked to load the bases and Winger scored the game-winning run on a sacrifice fly off the bat of freshman Michael O'Neill (Powell, Ohio/Olentangy Liberty). DiLaura and Martin moved up on a throwing error, before Biondi brought in DiLaura on a ground ball to second and Martin scored on a wild pitch, making it 7-4 Wolverines.
Gerbe retired the side in the top of the fifth to make the game official. The umpires called for the tarp at 7:21 p.m. as water began puddling by home plate. The two teams waited for around 30 minutes, before the game was called due to the weather.
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SAN FRANCISCO, California, July 17, 2008 -- Building a peripheral canal to carry water around the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta is the most promising strategy to balance two critical policy goals: reviving a threatened ecosystem and ensuring a high-quality water supply for Californias residents. That is the central conclusion of a report released today by the Public Policy Institute of California (PPIC).
Under current policy, water is drawn from the Sacramento River and sent south through the Delta to enormous pumps that deliver water to millions of households in the Bay Area and Southern California and millions of acres of Central Valley farmland. This approach, which disrupts the natural water flow, has threatened native fish and made the Delta attractive to invasive species. Furthermore, it is unsustainable. Projected sea level rise, crumbling ancient levees, larger floods, and high earthquake potential will inevitably result in a dramatically different Delta environment. This environment will have saltier water, which will be much more costly to treat for drinking and ultimately unusable for irrigation, the report says.
Although it would be best for fish populations if California stopped using the Delta as a water source altogether, this would be an extremely costly strategy, according to the report, authored by a multidisciplinary team including Ellen Hanak, PPIC associate director and senior fellow, and Jay Lund, William Fleenor, William Bennett, Richard Howitt, Jeffrey Mount, and Peter Moyle from the University of California, Davis.
The PPIC-UC Davis team concludes that a peripheral canal is not only more promising than the temporary and ultimately unsustainable dual conveyance option which combines the current approach with a canal but is also the best available strategy to balance two equally important objectives.
Coupling a peripheral canal the least expensive option with investment in the Delta ecosystem can promote both environmental sustainability and a reliable water supply, Hanak says.
The new report, Comparing Futures for the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta, builds on the findings of a 2007 PPIC study by the same team, which concluded that the need for a new Delta strategy is urgent. The new report was funded in part by Stephen D. Bechtel Jr. and the David and Lucile Packard Foundation. Among its recommendations:
Choosing a water strategy is just the first step, UC Davis researcher Lund says. The technical, financial, and regulatory decisions necessary to plan for a new Delta are enormous. The governor and legislature need to be involved in setting up a new framework to manage the challenge.
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By Mark Goldberg On March 22, 2013 · Leave a Comment · In Arts & Culture, National Public Radio
For eight decades, Daily Variety has been a Hollywood must-read for everyone from studio heads to actors looking for a big break. But the days of assistants running out to grab the "trades" are over: This week, the Los Angeles institution published its last daily edition.
Daily Variety will continue online — or on the "info-pike," as the magazine would say in its distinctive "slanguage" — and a print magazine will still appear on a weekly basis. The shift away from a daily reflects the fact that, like many other publications, Daily Variety has been buffeted by changing reader habits as well as major shifts in the industry it covers.
Neil Gabler, a cultural historian at the University of Southern California's Norman Lear Center, joins NPR's Renee Montagne to explain the importance of Variety, decode some of its slang and explain how the world of Hollywood news has transformed.
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On why Daily Variety was so important in Hollywood
"Well, first of all Daily Variety was itself a product of technological change. Variety began as a weekly in 1905, and it covered primarily Broadway and vaudeville. But as the motion picture industry became more important, in 1933 Variety decided that it need a Los Angeles edition and a daily edition that spoke primarily to the motion picture industry. And it became one of the two basic sources of news for the motion picture industry, the other being The Hollywood Reporter. Every day, virtually every executive, every author — in fact every stagehand — would get their copy of Daily Variety and thumb through it to see what films were being put into production, what the grosses were, what executive was being fired. This was the place that everyone in Hollywood went for information."
On Daily Variety's unique lingo
"In the early days of Variety, there were all sorts of 'slanguages' that were used by the pape, and that eventually crept its way into the Hollywood daily version as well. Things like 'boffo' when a picture was doing well; or, you know, a director never directed a film, he 'lensed' a movie. No one ever signed a contract — they 'inked' a contract. These were the sorts of things that became legendary."
On what led Variety to stop daily publication, and how Hollywood is reacting
"The same thing, by the way, happened to The Hollywood Reporter, the chief rival of Variety. Several years back it also ceased its daily publication went to a weekly and went primarily online. But there's an old saying, that everybody has two businesses, his own business and show business. And I don't think that's ever been truer than over the past 20 years. You can find show business information everywhere. Once upon a time, if you wanted to know what a film grossed, you would have to go to Variety or to The Hollywood Reporter. There weren't grosses available anywhere else. Well now we all know that on Sunday night on our local news we get the film grosses for that weekend.
"I think there is sadness. … I think there was this kind of ritual that almost everyone in Hollywood had gone through, where they'd grab their coffee and they'd grab their Daily Variety, and they'd sit there — probably looking for their own names. … But I think now that ritual is gone. That's all gone, and now it's going to be part of nostalgia rather than part of routine."
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In the last column charting his gastronomic adventures around the world with Franz Ferdinand, Alex Kapranos is appalled by British table manners in Prague.
Alex Kapranos: This is the hangout of Russian and Filipino sailors. We sit down for kimchi dumplings and pancakes. The spicy fermented cabbage makes you sweat instantly. In the humid air, it's refreshing.
Alex Kapranos: I glance at the cakes. Amazing. A dark, gooey pecan pie, sugar-dusted lemon tart and a dense chocolate thing. Oh, yes! Let me eat cake!
Alex Kapranos: The Bura wind blows from the peaks of the Dalmatian Alps to the Adriatic, dry, cold and inescapable. It is what gives Croatian prsut ham its distinct character.
Alex Kapranos: Utrecht is a small university city, like a pretty miniature Amsterdam without the red light tourism. The counter-culture is high street: a few innocuous coffee shops politely selling pre-rolled joints, their heavy-headed customers sedately watching the World Cup.
Alex Kapranos: The wooden sign tells me that it is an offence to eat these mussels or sell them to anyone else who may want to eat them.
Alex Kapranos: At Mr Chow, Beverly Hills, they don't like to give you a menu. "I could go down to the vault, see what I find," sniffs the waiter.
Alex Kapranos: It is worth going to Lisbon just to eat Azeitao cheese. The ancient, muslin-wrapped rind looks like the skin of an Egyptian mummy. The top has been sliced off and a tiny spoon stands in the runny interior.
Alex Kapranos: The head waiter squeezes us into a heaving bench below a wrought-iron two-headed Byzantine eagle clutching a light bulb in each claw.
Alex Kapranos: Every bookseller I chat to about Sawney recommends that I have a snack in the pink-painted Reading Lasses, the fantastically named women's studies bookshop and cafe.
Alex Kapranos: The shabby quirkiness and character of Bertaux cannot be franchised and replicated on every high street.
Alex Kapranos: Everything on the menu of In N Out is very fresh and, since it pays its staff more than twice the minimum wage, there isn't poisonous resentment among its workers.
Alex Kapranos: Sixty years ago, Sam Goldwyn stood astride the parapet in the vicious mid-afternoon California sun and yelled at his writers to drop their cocktails and get back to work. I am in the Formosa Cafe on the corner of Formosa Avenue and Santa Monica Boulevard, Hollywoood.
Alex Kapranos: The beat of the World's Most Dangerous Polka Band bursts through the swing doors of the Polka Lounge.
Alex Kapranos: I can't work out where the food is from. Maybe the Middle East? There's yoghurt, parsley, lentils and lemon on the menu, but also a long list of vodkas.
Alex Kapranos: I eat with these guys every day. Their eating habits are as familiar as the songs we play at night.
Alex Kapranos: The most decadent burger in NYC. Ground and charred to order, topped with a tranche of home-made foie gras and a reduction of red-wine-and-black-truffle sauce to dip it into.
Alex Kapranos: Fifties cookbook Technicolors pulsate from the stacked glazes. Greens, yellows, pinks, hundreds and thousands like interference in the cathode rays.
Alex Kapranos: Anything that walks ends up on the grill. It is a euphemism that summarises the Argentinian attitude to culinary and sexual encounters.
Alex Kapranos: Our Brazilian friends have taken us to the Porcão barbecue restaurant.
Alex Kapranos: I turn into the shuttered Arab Street of Singapore and realise I don't know what day of the week it is. I celebrate my stupidity with a Thai coconut I buy from a guy by Bugis station.
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Alex Kapranos: After five and a half weeks of touring the US, all I wanted when I got back to Britain was the love of a good curry.
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Fred Stelle, AIA, has boldly done what few architects dare to do—he's designed a house that plays second fiddle to its Long Island, N.Y., waterfront site. A lovely duet ensues.
The jury unanimously praised Stelle for creating experiential architecture that directs attention to the untamed splendor of its setting. Seeking to capture views to the north and crucial natural light to the south, Stelle created a 90-foot-long glass box. The building's core, where the kitchen lies, opens up, transforming it and two adjacent decks into an outdoor room.
The house "responds to codes and does so remarkably," said the judges, by engaging the landscape at every level—from beneath the house with a protected terrace to above it with an elevated, disappearing-edge pool that slices into the sea-meets-sky horizon. And before they even reach such pleasures, guests must get out of their cars at a distance and follow a boardwalk (anchored with steel rods to withstand regular flooding) to the house. "In these waterfront sites, it's not only about trying to intervene as little as possible, but also about capturing the spirit of the place," says Stelle, a veteran of building on Long Island. "The house really does understand indoor-outdoor spaces," said one judge, and "engages the landscape through both time and space."
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For the past couple of years I had been on the hunt for a vintage souvenir jacket, and had even debated splurging on a very cool version by United Bamboo I found while shopping in New York over a year ago. But, I decided to save my dollars and continue my search in vintage stores. A few months ago while I was in San Francisco on a vintage rampage, I spotted one at a favorite store and I knew it was just for me. Even better was that it was deadstock and the owner had been sitting on a few of them; purchases made long ago on a sourcing trip abroad. It is one of my favorite purchases and I wear it often, especially since it's reversible – one side with an embroidered dragon and the other with an embroidered tiger's face and Japan. I love it so.
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The artist has painted a wonderful rendition of daisies on this gorgeous scalloped plate. He has painted the flowers a beautiful white with yellow centers. The greenery is a mixture of green and yellow hues. Around the upper portion of the flowers she has used a sky blue background and the underside she has used a pink in background. He has completed this masterpiece with a golden rim and three insets designs painted in gold. This wonderful piece is signed by the artist George P Leach. Mr.Leach was a very successful Irish born artist who worked for Pickard in the early 1900's, then owned his own studio from 1915 until the 1920's. He is listed in the "Collector's Encyclopedia of Pickard China," by Alan B. Reed and is a well know china painter. There are no hairlines or cracks; manufacturing anomalies do exist, the occasional tiny iron speck, dust 'bump' in the glaze, etc.
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Backstamp: Rosenthal , Pickard Mark 5 first Ravenwood Studio Mark
Measures: 8 3/4"
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"That's our ambition and it's a justified
ambition. We are hungry, we have a great belief and we are ready to
go into the season with that desire."
Wenger on why Arsenal can win the title
Arsène Wenger's traditional pre-match exclusive with Arsenal TV Online is back. The Frenchman sat down to discuss a range of subjects ahead of this weekend's Premier League opener against Fulham. Wenger talked about:
- his transfer business over the summer
- whether the side is stronger than last year
- the areas he is most looking to improve on
- the benefits of the second year at Emirates Stadium
- the challenge from Spurs, Newcastle and others
- the 'inflated' transfer market this summer
- the Arsenal captaincy
- changes in Fulham's playing personnel
Subscribers can now see this exclusive video interview. If you don't subscribe to TV Online, click on the red button on the gold Arsenal TV Online panel.Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source