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One of the most iconic comic book heroes of all time has been Lego-ified again. Except this time, it's a huge improvement upon the lacklustre and soulless original Lego Batman.
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Pikmin 3, the most highly-anticipated Wii U game - and perhaps the only AAA Wii U exclusive game left - wasn't able to capture the top spot in the UK's weekly game sales chart, as the Xbox 360 version of Minecraft took the top spot. It did manage to outsell The Last of Us, however.
State of Decay release date confirmed, along with Sleeping Dogs DLC sale
Major Nelson has confirmed an earlier report that open world zombie game State of Decay will be coming the 5th June. The site also revealed that Tomb Raider, MLB 2K13 and Lego Batman 2: DC Superheroes will be available the 4th June digitally on Xbox on Demand, while the Hitman Contracts and Silent Assassin HD Double Pack arrives on the 11th June.
US videogame sales revealed for September 2012
September's U.S. retail video game sales have been revealed by the NPD. According to the firm, sales have declined 24% year-over-year. Console sales took the biggest hit, down 39% compared to September 2011.
Sleeping Dogs retakes UK chart lead, The Sims 3: Supernatural howls 2nd
Square Enix's Sleeping Dogs wakes up long enough to clamber atop the UK all format chart once again as ArenaNet's MMO Guild Wars 2 slinks down 6th. The Sims 3: Supernatural enters 2nd.
3rd is reserved for New Super Mario Bros. 2 for another week, while London 2012 and LEGO Batman 2 keep 4th and 5th respectively. Darksiders II comes 9th and COD: Modern Warfare 3 10th.
Darksiders II leads UK monthly sales for August 2012
Darksiders II led software sales in the UK for August 2012, with NCAA Football 13, the collegiate American football EA Sports title, making a surprising #4 appearance. Sleeping Dogs, which topped the weekly charts for two straight weeks, debuted at #6.


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Strapless still remains queen of the aisle but gowns with sleeves were quite popular this season. Whether it is modesty for a religious wedding ceremony (see Coverup Options: Boleros, Capes, Shrugs) or just because you don't want to bare your arms, brides looking for a little added coverage will find a variety of stylish gowns offering sleeves.
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The popular communication disorders database ComDisDome is available via CSA Illumina. Focusing on the literature of speech-language pathology and audiology, ComDisDome can help faculty, students, and clinicians in the communication sciences keep up with the latest research findings, improve patient communication and education, write research reports and grants, and identify and communicate with prominent researchers in the field.
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Students from Bellflower and Lakewood high schools will be featured in a massive free concert Friday at Walt Disney Concert Hall in Los Angeles.
Students from the Bellflower High School Vocal Ensemble and Lakewood High School Madrigal Singers will be among nearly 1,000 students from 25 schools singing at the 24th annual Los Angeles Master Chorale High School Choir Festival.
The concert will mark the culmination of the Los Angeles Master Chorale's prestigious high school choir festival. The year-long event is one of the largest and most in-depth of its kind in the nation and has helped to train thousands of young singers for nearly a quarter of a century, officials said.
The choir will be conducted by Grant Gershon, the LA Master Chorale's music director.
The concert will begin at 1 p.m. at the Walt Disney Concert Hall, 111 S. Grand Ave., Los Angeles.
For more information, call 213-972-7282 or lamc.org/HSCF
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Effective August 1, 2010, 100 percent of cargo flown on passenger aircraft (PAX) originating in the United States must be screened, per an act passed by Congress and signed into law by former President Bush. Beginning August 1, all PAX cargoes must now be screened at the piece level - which is the individual item within a shipment - before it can be loaded on an aircraft in the United States.
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TSA responded to the Congressional mandate by creating the Certified Cargo Screening Program (CCSP). CCSP is a voluntary program which allows for industry to participate in the achievement of 100% cargo screening without impeding the flow of commerce. It facilitates screening of PAX cargo at a level of security commensurate to that of passenger baggage. While air carriers are ultimately responsible for ensuring that all cargo on their passenger aircraft has been screened, CCSP provides industry the flexibility to screen their own cargoes prior to delivery to the air carrier, to speed cargo acceptance by the carrier and to avoid system delays.
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Biotechnologies for Food Science
University of Padova
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Biotechnologies for Food Science
In the 2016-2017 academic year, the University of Padova inaugurated a new curriculum of the Master Degree "Biotechnology applied to Food Security and Nutrition" (Second Cycle Degree) entitled "Biotechnologies for Food Science " to be entirely taught in English.
The "Biotechnologies for Food Science " Master degree (MSc) is an interdisciplinary and research-oriented Master of Science Programme and explores how to produce healthier and safer food following a cross-cutting, farm/field-to-fork approach. It is focused on the application of advanced biotechnologies in food production and safety and it is the ideal trait-d'union between the requests of consumers, of producers in the agro-food sector and research applied to production and food-safety.
The course has a strong component on cutting-edge methods, such as genomics, bioinformatics, proteomics, metabolomics, nanotechnologies, all in the context of animal and crop production as well as food quality and safety. Theoretical lessons are mixed with practical training, offering hands-on experience in advanced DNA, RNA, and protein analysis together with substantial lab sessions in bioinformatics. Lectures will deal with food production, hygiene and quality, molecular methods of agro-food analyses, effects of agro-biotech products on human beings and environments. Moreover environmental stresses, disease mechanisms, pathogens and pests will be treated as essential to understand how to protect crop and farm animals and how food might impact on human health: the lectures move across animal infectious disease, immunology, microbiology, plant pests and pathogens as well as abiotic stresses to show how biotechnology might help preventing disease and improve food production. As consumers are increasingly worried about the presence of contaminants in food and on the real origin of what they eat; the Programme includes a course in food toxicology and regulation, and one on traceability for food authentication.
Our Programme is based at the Agripolis campus, where are located four departments of the School of Agriculture and Veterinary Medicine of the University of Padova, all of which contribute to the MSc course, offering the best opportunities for a rich, cross-disciplinary experience in a highly qualified scientific environment.
Who is the MSc candidate?
This programme is open to Italian and foreign students from the EU and abroad, interested in learning and implementing effective value-added practices for the production of high-quality food products both in the EU and in international markets. English knowledge must be minimum at B2 level (CEFR). Applying students might possibly have a three-year Bachelor's degree in a field connected with the Master's curriculum. Good background in molecular biology, biochemistry, and microbiology is requested.
How is the programme organised?
Biotechnologies for Food Science is a 2-year Master programme (120 ECTS, equivalent to a Master of Science). Requirements for graduation include courses and preparation and defense of the Master thesis. Students will be encouraged to spend a period of their studies abroad, through Erasmus+ or other local programmes and agreements. Financial support to meet part of the cost for thesis work is granted to best students.
Visit the MSc "Biotechnologies for Food Science" page on the Università di Padova web-site (
) for more details.
Teaching methods
Teaching takes place in an international environment and includes lectures and laboratory activities, practical exercises and seminars by experts; opportunities for intensive tutoring and for master thesis-related stages of at least six months duration will be available with outstanding companies in the sector of the food industry or with other relevant organisations in the private or public sphere. The Programme assists students to find suitable internship opportunities with qualified laboratories in Italy and abroad.
Examinations are written or oral and assess students' participation also through reports, presentations, and group work.
Course structure
During the two-years MSc course students attend the following 12 course units
Applied genomics for animal and crop improvement
Applied Bionformatics
Food Microbiology and Food Microbial Biotechnology
Molecular basis of disease, immunology, and transmissible diseases
Laboratory of advanced DNA, RNA, and protein analysis
Biotechnology for crop production
Epidemiology and risk analysis
Traceability tools for species authentication
Advanced technologies for the agrifood sector (nanotechnologies, proteomics, metabolomics)
Biotechnology for plant protection
Food toxicology and food regulation
Foreign language (English)
First year
During the first year of the programme the student will acquire knowledge on animal and crop genomics, focusing on the most advanced methods for high throughput genomic analysis (transcriptomics, genome-wide SNP analysis, epigenomics) and on the most recent approaches for selective breeding (genomic selection, genomic prediction). In parallel, the student will learn how bioinformatics tools might be applied to manage large sets of data, how biological data bases are organized and how to link different types of data. Extensive practical training in bioinformatics will be offered with various sessions in a dedicated lab. Food-borne pathogens and the positive role of microorganisms in food processes will be examined in an integrated microbiology course, while the molecular basis of pathology, host-response to infection, epidemiology, and diagnostics of transmissible diseases will form the basis of two courses. A course on biotechnology for crop production will introduce the molecular and physiological basis of crop production. Biotechnological approaches to improve crop yield, with particular attention to fruit production, and to reduce impact of abiotic stresses will examined. Molecular tools for food traceability and an intensive practical lab in DNA/RNA/protein analysis applied to food control will conclude the first year.
Second year
In the second year, the first semester have three courses. One will focus on novel technologies (proteomics, metabolomics, nanotechnology) and their application to food production. A second one will extend knowledge on plant biotechnology exploring advanced technologies for crop disease and pest management. A third one will deal with contaminants in food and food legislation. The second semester is completely dedicated to lab internship. It is possible to join a research lab in the campus or to have a working stage in the private sector.
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Forest Science
University of Padova
School of Agriculture and Veterinary Medicine
now available for students with Italian qualifications - check at www.unipd.it/en/forest-science. Deadline for application September 28, 2017.
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Forest Science
Forest Science is a 2-year Master programme (120 ECTS, equivalent to a Master of Science) providing interdisciplinary holistic and innovative forest education focused on sustainable management and conservation of forest and natural resources
Programme Summary
The programme covers a wide range of subjects. Key course topics are forests and forest ecology, silviculture, sustainable forest management, climate change mitigation, water regulation and related management issues, conservation and management of biodiversity and other ecosystem services, sustainable forest operations, natural hazards, pest management principles and techniques, forest economics and policy, forest governance analysis and conflict management techniques.
Forest Science has close links with other international Forest Schools as well as with international forest and environmental organizations like FAO, EFI, WWF and CIFOR, IUCN and IUFRO. Staff of these institutions and organisations make regular contribution to the course, especially supporting the preparation of thesis work.
The programme participates to three Erasmus Mundus Consortia for Master degrees, namely SUTROFOR, SUFONAMA and MEDfOR, respectively on management of tropical, temperate and Mediterranean forests.
The programme is completely taught in English.
How is the programme organised?
Forest Science offers two different specialization paths.
Forest and Land Management
This curriculum forms specialists in sustainable management, conservation and integrated valorization of forests and natural resources. Students acquire awareness and understanding of the functioning of forest ecosystems and skills for the sustainable management of forests and rural landscape, especially in mountainous Alpine and Mediterranean contexts.
Forest and Nature for the Future
This curriculum forms specialists in the governance of forests and natural ecosystems in the context of issues such as climate change, deforestation, land use change and biodiversity conservation. Students acquire awareness and understanding of complex socio-ecological systems and skills for identifying innovative solutions for responsible forest management in line with the major global environmental issues.
In both curricula, the scientific and technical knowledge are complemented by of statistics, GIS and other mapping techniques, research and project management methods, and by development and enhancement of soft skills such as communication skills and group work capacity.
An opportunity for the students of the two curricula to meet and bridge their learning experience is the Joint Summer Module, an interdisciplinary field activity of 1-2 weeks in Italy or abroad, taking place in the summer between the first and the second year, during which students have also the chance to discuss about forest management and forest policy with various stakeholders of the forest and wood sector.
Visit the MSc "Forest Science" page on the Università di Padova web-site (
) for more details.
Teaching methods
Teaching takes place in an international environment and is based on class engagement, problem-solving approach and case study assessment.
Lectures, seminars and independent learning are supported by field practicals, laboratory work and forest visits.
Examinations are written or oral and assess students' participation also through reports, presentations, and group work.
Who is the MSc candidate?
The course is intended for highly-motivated national and international students and is conceived for Bachelor graduates with a main interest in responsible forest management and environmental governance in mountainous Alpine and Mediterranean forests. The programme caters for students from a variety of backgrounds, from forestry, agriculture and biology to environmental sciences.
What career opportunities does the MSc provide?
A Forest Science graduated will find career opportunities in public and private institutions, agencies, Governmental and Non-Governmental Organisations working as planner, designing, manager and supervisor in the field of sustainable and responsible management of forests, natural and semi-natural habitats, land management and protection, landscape management, use and valorisation of forest resources and ecosystems services nationally or internationally. In addition, this high profile education facilitates access to basic or applied research or to doctoral programmes in Italy or abroad.
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Italian Food and Wine
University of Padova
School of Agriculture and Veterinary Medicine
The "Italian Food and Wine" MSc degree will focus on the understanding, management, promotion and protection of high-value food products, including wine.
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MSc Italian FOOD & WINE (ItF&W)
The "Italian Food and Wine" MSc degree will focus on the understanding, management, promotion and protection of high-value food products, including wine.
Programme Summary
In this MSc course, the internationally-recognised Italian food production system is analysed as a model for defining and characterising the individual elements that contribute to the unique value of food products that are inextricably linked to place (terroir) through historic, social and cultural ties. These elements also include more recent developments in technology, nutrition, food safety, diet and health, and sensory science that are at the heart of a growing international demand for terroir-related high-value foods.
The specific learning outcome is a deep understanding of the multi-faceted characteristics that distinguish these foods from others in the marketplace and that can be exploited in products' valorisation and consumer information strategies both in the EU and international markets. The ultimate objective of this multi-disciplinary program is to train professionals who are well-versed in the complex system of producing high-value foods and wines whose quality is profoundly linked to tradition and place of origin.
Who is the MSc candidate?
This programme is open to Italian and foreign students interested in learning and implementing effective actions for the valorisation of high-quality food products and wines.
What career opportunities does the MSc provide?
Graduates will be expert in the technical and economical management, valorisation and protection of high quality agro-food products - in an export and territorial development-oriented perspective - by using the Italian system as the reference model. He/she will find employment opportunities in quality-oriented agro-food companies, in producers' organizations, and in public and private consultancy companies involved in the protection, valorisation, marketing, consulting, training and communication activities for high-quality agro-food products.
The most relevant positions concern: ii) marketing of high-quality foods and wines, on both the EU and international market; ii) design and implementation of promotion and protection strategies for these products; iii) management of producers' organizations; iv) 'off-trade' and 'on-trade' buying activities, mainly in the international market; v) information on high-quality foods and wines management; vi) planning and management of territorial development strategies based on 'terroir-related' quality agro-food products.
How is the programme organised?
During the two-years MSc course students choose 12 course units – according to their individual background and interest - among the following:
Plant biodiversity and food
Animal biodiversity and food
Quality, processing and sensorial analysis of Italian food
Quality, processing and sensorial analysis of Italian wine
Food microbiology and quality
Food safety and hygiene
Food traceability for food quality
Food, wine and nutrition
Value adding quality schemes and consumer demand
Food and Wine-based territorial valorization and rural development
Quality-oriented Food and Wine management and governance
Consumer behavior
Food, wine and society
Food and Wine history and anthropology
Food and wine: perspectives from abroad
Foreign language (Italian or English)
Teaching includes lectures, laboratory and field activities, practical exercises, and seminars by outside experts that feature a rich variety of relevant case studies of Italian foods and wines. Opportunities for intensive tutoring and for master thesis-related stages of at least six months duration will be available with outstanding companies in this sector of the food industry or with other relevant organisations in the private or public sphere.
Visit the MSc "Italian food and wine" page on the Università di Padova web-site (
) for more details.
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Sustainable Agriculture
University of Padova
School of Agriculture and Veterinary Medicine
The M.S. degree in Sustainable Agriculture aims to provide advanced knowledge in the field of agricultural systems as well as skills to develop and manage sustainable production systems.
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Sustainable agriculture
The M.S. degree in Sustainable Agriculture aims to provide advanced knowledge in the field of agricultural systems as well as skills to develop and manage sustainable production systems.
Programme Summary
The context of the topics is international, having as its main area of investigation warm-temperate environments at a global level. The graduate in Sustainable agriculture must work to achieve food security objectives associated with improving the quality and wholesomeness of food products. The graduate must know the issues related to biodiversity, global change and ecosystem services, which are analyzed according to a systemic and adaptive approach, considering also the traceability of processes.
To address the global challenges, students are equipped with a wide learning platform, and are able to make comparisons between different production systems at the international level in terms of environmental, socio-economics, and regulatory environments.
Dual degree with USA
With the aim of strengthening this global approach to sustainability and food security, the degree program has been included in an internationalization project in collaboration with the University of Georgia, USA, which enables students to achieve a dual degree in "Sustainable Agriculture" (Italy) and "Crop and Soil Science" (USA).
Who is the MSc candidate?
The course is intended for highly-motivated national and international students and is conceived for Bachelor graduates with a main interest in agricultural and environmental sciences.
What career opportunities does the MSc provide?
The graduate in Sustainable Agriculture is able to perform a wide range of activities in a professional and efficient manner:
1) Operate internationally by conducting activities of planning, management, monitoring, coordination and training in agricultural production processes to meet the needs of the international market;
2) Be involved in activities of experimentation and research in both the public and private sectors (eg. Biotechnology companies);
3) Fill a position or interact with international organizations such as FAO, EU and World Bank;
4) Be involved in the transfer of technologies (innovation broker);
5) Manage technical and international business related to agricultural products and processing, and related to agricultural mechanization;
6) Play an active role in private and public structures aimed at land management and the management of water resources, including historical, cultural and landscape values of agricultural land;
7) Collaborate in the establishment and operation of projects in basic and applied research in the field of agricultural production in the international arena.
How is the programme organised?
The training course in Sustainable Agriculture, lasting two years, includes two main areas of study:
1) Production: training in the areas of agronomy, crop and animal productions, soil science, plant breeding, and integrated management of pests and diseases, all aimed at the sustainability of the production process and its social implications;
2) Technology: training in the areas of management and protection of air-soil-water, use of biomass of agricultural plants and animals, land management, and management of the production process (at different geographic scales) considering both innovative technologies and socio-economic aspects.
Learning is based on active studies covering activities in the classroom, in the laboratory and in the field as well as the possibility of using the contribution of Italian and foreign teachers, and industry experts that can provide specific case studies. The program offers intensive individual tutoring of students, as well as the opportunity to intern for six months, in companies in the public and private sectors, possibly abroad, for the study of cases of excellence in preparation of the thesis
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Youth Soloist auditions
American Fork Symphony will hold auditions for the Salute to Youth concert. Applications are due Jan. 14. For information, visit americanforksymphony.org/auditions.html or call Maxine Steele at 801-756-2330.
When • Monday through Friday, Jan. 7-11, and Monday, Jan. 14, 9 a.m.
Where • American Fork Junior High, 20 W. 1120 North, American Fork
Tickets • $15
'The Pirates of Penzance'
The Kamas Theater will hold auditions for Gilbert and Sullivan's "The Pirates of Penzance." Be prepared to sing, dance and cold read. Recommended ages are adults and teens.
When • Monday, Jan. 7, 6 p.m.
Where • Kamas Theater, 30 N. Main St., Kamas
Night of Broadway auditions
SCERA will hold auditions for its fourth annual Night of Broadway concert. For more information, contact SCERA at 801-225-ARTS or visit the Backstage tab at www.scera.org.
When • Tuesday and Wednesday, Jan. 8 and 9, 7-9 p.m.
Where • SCERA Center for the Arts, 745 S. State St., Orem
Tickets • Free
'The Scarlet Pimpernel'
Draper Arts Council will hold auditions for "The Scarlet Pimpernel" at Summit Academy. This production will be directed by Liz Edmiston, who requests that auditioners come prepared with 32 bars of a song in the style of the show. An accompanist will be provided.
When • Tuesday, Jan. 8, 7-9 p.m.
Where • Summit Academy, 1285 E. 13200 South, Draper
'Forever Plaid'in West Jordan
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I am playing women's tennis for the Eagles, and I am an active member of ALC's Kentucky Education Association – Student Program. Come down and see for yourself the amazing opportunities that Alice Lloyd can open up for you!
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"Paul: I really gave MMA my best shot, and worked as hard as I could with a family and a full time job to get the biggest fights I could get and be the best competitor I could be. I managed myself, and I think I did a pretty good job.
I went to the UFC last weekend in Nottingham and there were two guys fighting I had fought. Brad Pickett who beat me by majority decision and Akira Corassani who I got a win against by TKO.
I managed to get myself brilliant opportunities along the way, Ive been all around Europe, Canada and the Dominican Republic . too many places to mention through MMA. Ive met some awesome people right from the start. I really do love the sports of fighting, boxing, muay-thai, wrestling, BJJ and Im really glad I got the opportunity to do so many exciting things in the sport."


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Parents Of 3-Year-Old Girl Killed By Driver Demand Action From De Blasio
(John Del Signore) Last month a 3-year-old girl was crossing Main Street in Flushing with her grandmother when she was fatally run over by an SUV driver. Although investigators determined that victim Allison Liao and her grandmother had the right-of-way, the unnamed motorist faces no criminal charges, an all-too-common fact of life in NYC. According to Streetsblog, traffic crashes are the leading cause of injury-related death for children in NYC, and a recent WNYC study found that an average of five children between the ages of 5 and 17 are struck by NYC drivers every day.
Today, Liao's devastated parents have written a powerful essay demanding that mayor-elect Bill de Blasio take immediate action to make New York's streets safer. One of de Blasio's campaign promises was a commitment to "Vision Zero," which aims to reduce serious injuries and traffic fatalities to zero through safe street initiatives and better enforcement.
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Well, as my subject states - I am looking to set up my own home lab to do some pentesting/general exploration. My problem exists with hardware, and the only solution I can come up with would be a virtual network amongst my two boxes. Then arises the question, can my boxes handle numerous virtual machines? The two set ups are as follows:
Celeron 2.5Ghz
512MB Ram
Onboard Video (Generic Intel)
120GB Hard Drive
Running LAMP (Mandrake ATM) - Switching it to BT2.
P4 2.8Ghz
768MB Ram
Onboard Video
80GB Hard Drive
Currently running XP (I had it set up with an Original XP disc from like 2001, no updates done on it and watched it get probed and attacked and sniffed all the packets..it was great fun) but I will probably turn this into an Ubuntu LAMP server.
1GB Ram
100GB Hard
These are just two old systems I've come into and can use for my aforementioned test lab. I plan on using VMware Server and perhaps running another 2 linux distros on SYS1, and leaving SYS2 as just the server. Then, I can attack away and such on my network.
So ultimately my question being, if you had such a set up (hardware to work with), how would you set up your lab?
Any suggestions would be much appriciated - oh and by the way, I am new here and I've browswed around quite a bit and seem to be enjoying the community so far.
If you would take a look at the content, one has slightly more than the other - it was submitted on accident.
But, of course, you can assume I doubled posted on purpose.
1) Why do you need more than 3 systems?
2) Yes you can virtualize multiple systems on a single hardware platform. (That's one of the major benefits).
I'm a compulsive post editor, you might wanna wait until my post has been online for 5-10 mins before quoting it as it will likely change.
I know I seem harsh in some of my replies. SORRY! But if you're doing something illegal or posting something that seems to be obvious BS I'm going to call you on it.
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Sys 1 will hold no more than 2 VM. (I had a set up that was a Celeron 2.6 with 512 and it barely was able to hold 1 while running a few apps).
Sys 2 should hold quite a few. I'm guessing four or so.
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Busy Phillips is all smiles, so this must be after the workout.
I love a wedding where you can drink during it. Yes, it is Kimmy Gibler and DJ at the wedding of Dave Coulier.
John Stamos was there with his yogurt and big pieces of wood.
Claire Danes filming Homeland.
Colin Firth was at Wimbledon yesterday.
Demi Lovato was a model for school workbooks. That looks like Danielle Jonas next to her.
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North Georgia Canopy Tours™ seven teepees (or tipis) offer "glamping." Each teepee has heat/AC, lighting and electrical outlets. Alternatively, 15 rustic camping sites are available for people choosing to pitch their own tents. All campers will share the nearby facility with separate showers for men and women.
North Georgia Canopy Tours™ chose to name its camping areas after the seven clans of the Cherokee Indians. The seven Cherokee clans are Wolf Clan, Panther Clan, Wind Clan, Bear Clan, Buffalo Clan, Red (War) Paint Clan and Bird Clan. Each teepee has been painted with authentic Cherokee symbols, themes and patterns relating to the clan camping area in which they are located.
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TriMet reviews MAX power outages
TriMet maintenance crews worked overnight to successfully replace the surge arrester that led to Monday's MAX disruption in downtown Portland. TriMet is reviewing the incident and looking into whether any changes are needed for system reliability. The incident began at about 5:30 a.m. Monday morning when we had six power substations go down. By 8:42 a.m. technicians were able to bring most of the substations back on line. By about 5:30 p.m. TriMet technicians and engineers identified a surge arrester had failed. Crews were able to make a temporary repair and the power was restored by about 6:45 p.m. and MAX trains were once again crossing over the Steel Bridge.
There was a separate outage Monday evening involving a train and several substations. Crews inspected the train involved in Monday evening's disruption on the west side and found an issue inside the traction motor. The electricity inside the motor arced and caused a high current surge that led the vehicle and the nearby substations to lose power. The motor is being replaced and the rest of the train's systems are being inspected. Once that is completed, we will determine if any additional maintenance or inspection is necessary.
This disruption began at about 5:50 p.m. Monday. The MAX system lost power between Beaverton Transit Center and Sunset Transit Center when the train incident occurred and six substations in the area went down at once. Technicians were able to restore power by about 6:50 p.m. Numerous efforts were made to get the incident train moving, but they were unsuccessful and another train had to tow it to our Elmonica Rail Maintenance Facility in Beaverton. The incident train was off the main line by about 8:15 p.m.
The same vehicle was involved in an incident Sunday at about 11:45 a.m., also on the west side, that led to six substations losing power but then immediately coming back on line. At that time, there was no indication that the train had caused the issue. We now know the issue with the traction motor led to this incident as well.


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Electric Daisy Carnival New York as finally revealed the lineup that will be taking over MetLife Stadium this Memorial Day Weekend.
This year's lineup includes Hardwell, Calvin Harris, Tiesto, Carl Cox & Friends, Krewella, Steve Angello, Sunnery James & Ryan Marciano, Martin Garrix, Tommy Trash, New World Punx, Afrojack, and more.
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Darnley was thoroughly hated, despised, and shunned by them all.
Knowing not what to believe, Darnley's uneasiness abode with him.
The motion was seconded by the Earl of Darnley and agreed to unanimously.
Darnley struggled up in bed, caught her hand, and pulled her to him.
I asked myself, as I thought of the hidden treasure, buried somewhere in the vicinity of the last resting place of Darnley.
This wholesome sermon was the one which so much offended Darnley.
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4 Adults, 2 Children Killed In Greenwood Co. Murder-Suicide
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Six people were found dead after an apparent mass murder-suicide, according to the Greenwood County Sheriff's Office.
Sheriff Tony Davis held a news conference Wednesday afternoon to release additional details about the incident that started as a domestic dispute between the suspect and his girlfriend, who is also one of the victims.
According to Davis, Greenwood County received a 911 call from the suspected gunman just before 6 p.m. Tuesday night. The suspected gunman, later identified as Bryan Sweatt, told 911 operators that he wanted to hurt himself.
While deputies were responding to the call at the home off Callison Highway they received another 911 call from the next door neighbor.
"I just got four kids at my door that says somebody just killed their mama," the neighbor told dispatch.
On the 911 tapes the children can be heard in the background telling the neighbor that Sweatt told them to leave and that he had a gun. One child that was taken with the group is a 7-month-old baby. She's Sweatt's daughter with one of the victims Chandra Fields.
Greenwood SWAT was called to the home, as it was believed it was a hostage situation.
SWAT attempted to make contact for more than an hour, then entered the home.
They found six bodies including the suspect's; two males, two females, and two young boys. The victims have been identified as:
Richard Allen Fields, 51
Melissa Kay Fields, 49
Chandra Marie Fields, 26
Tariq Kenyon Robinson, 11
William Asa Robinson, 9
Authorities say Sweatt suffered a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head.
Sweatt's criminal record is quite lengthy, relating mostly burglary and theft incidents. We spoke with several people who know him, they tell us they're shocked.
"He's not always been a bad person, way back when he'd give you shirt off his back if he had to," says Leslee Ashley, Sweatt's cousin.
Violent Crimes and The South Carolina Law Enforcement Division have been called in to assist. The investigation continues.
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PHOTO: Your First look at Christian Grey in 'Fifty Shades of Grey'
If you can't wait until Fifty Shades of Grey to hit movie theaters, your prayers have been answered.
The movie posted a first look at Christian Grey, played by Jamie Dornan, on its official Facebook page with the caption, "Happy Birthday Christian Grey #FiftyShades."
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Alice Cooper Inducted Into White Castle Cravers Hall of Fame
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Alice Cooper says other stars are "going to be envious" of his latest honor. The iconic shock rocker is the latest addition to the White Castle Cravers Hall of Fame.
He was recognized with an event at the fast food chain's headquarters on Monday. But Alice is a little vague in describing just how this event stacks up to his Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction, simply saying "there's no comparison."
At @whitecastle #HQ kissing babies and meeting the people! #CraversHallOfFame #induction in a few! pic.twitter.com/K8lA8Q9jvQ
— Alice Cooper (@RealAliceCooper) July 7, 2014
All the girls and boys, Makin' all that noise...for the newest #CraversHallofFame member. @RealAliceCooper pic.twitter.com/vvIrXUuY9P
— White Castle (@WhiteCastle) July 7, 2014
Cooper's Cravers induction ceremony included a tour of the facility and the presentation of a plaque commemorating the occasion, while he even sang with a band that performed a tribute to him.
Telling stories at @whitecastle #HQ, just sang #nomoremrniceguy w/ #MisfitToys! #whitecastle #cravershalloffame! pic.twitter.com/XAMCt6hDCF
— Alice Cooper (@RealAliceCooper) July 7, 2014
And Cooper did earn the nod. He's never been shy about publicly mentioning his love of the restaurant's famed "sliders." Back in April Alice even served White Castle hamburgers at his New York premiere party for his documentary Super Duper Alice Cooper.
.@RealAliceCooper is ready to rock! #KingOfTheCastle pic.twitter.com/6B0hE821oq
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Holidays can be one of the most challenging times of year for survivors and grieving families. To help you cope during what may be a difficult time, Families of September 11 will be hosting a special chat room discussion next week on Thursday, December 2 from 8:00-9:00 PM EST. Dr. Donna Gaffney, a licensed mental health professional and faculty member of the International Trauma Studies Program at New York University, will moderate.
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For more on Holidays, Trauma and Loss, please read this recent article by Dr. Gaffney. You'll find suggestions for creating new family traditions and learn about the different purposes of family rituals and how tradition facilitates healing. The article also includes a reference list of books and websites that further explore the topic. Dr. Gaffney is the author of The Seasons of Grief: Helping Children Grow Through Loss. She wrote the professional guide accompanying the young adult book, 911: The Book of Help.
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Is there a minimum maximum speed for a STOBAR carrier? And if so, how slow is too slow?
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By Christopher Elliott Syndicated Columnist
Question: My 16-year-old son and I have had our US Airways miles taken away from us. He had 27,893 miles and I had 829 miles. They expired a few days ago.
I'm a single mom and recently lost my job. I've been overwhelmed and did not notice the email that warned me about the expiration of the miles.
I called US Airways, but a representative said I was too late. I've been a loyal US Airways customer for years, but didn't sign up for US Airways' loyalty program until recently.
My son almost had enough miles for an award ticket. I don't want him to lose his miles, which he was planning to use when he graduated from high school. I don't want to lose my miles, either.
US Airways says it will reinstate my miles for $150, but I can't afford it. And honestly, we've earned those miles. Can you help?
Marianne MacKenzie, Lakewood, Colo.
Answer: I'm sorry to hear about your circumstances. When you called US Airways, it should have shown more compassion toward your situation and considered extending the life of your award miles.
But it didn't have to. The terms and conditions of your US Airways miles are clear: use 'em, or lose 'em. You squirreled away your points as if they were acorns, which unfortunately, they are not. Miles depreciate over time, and often expire when they aren't put to good use.
Not that they are of any use. For many leisure travelers, frequent flier miles have a negative value. What do I mean by that? Well, say your son books an award seat, and you decide to fly with him. If US Airways' flights are more expensive than those of a competitor, and if your son previously chose US Airways over another cheaper airline when he earned the miles — which is what happens often — then the miles effectively have a negative value.
In other words, they cost more than they were worth.
By now, you already know that you could have easily avoided this by not allowing your miles to expire. All it takes is a little activity on your account, and you get to keep the points.
I think US Airways' offer to reinstate your miles for $150 was a little high. You could probably buy the ticket you wanted for about that much. What's more, it didn't really take into account your own situation.
Every decision to apply an airline's rules should factor in a passenger's personal circumstances. Unfortunately, this one didn't.
I contacted US Airways on your behalf, and it reinstated your miles.
Christopher Elliott is the ombudsman for National Geographic Traveler magazine and the author of "Scammed." Read more travel tips on his blog, www.elliott.org or email him at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Demi Lovato's estranged father passes away
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Demi Lovato is mourning the loss of her father. The singer's older sister, Dallas Lovato, took to Twitter on Saturday to announce Patrick Lovato's passing.
Rest in peace daddy I love you..— Dallas Lovato (@dallaslovato) June 22, 2013
In a message on the micro-blogging network, Lovato's mother, Dianna De La Garza, also thanked everyone for their "outpouring of love and prayers."
According to the "New York Daily News," the "X Factor" judge had been estranged from her father for a number of years. Their rocky relationship is even chronicled in Lovato's track "For the Love of a Daughter."
The cause of death is not yet known, but Patrick Lovato had been suffering from cancer. He was 53 years old.
In light of her father's death, Demi Lovato has also received support from her "X factor" co-stars. The show's creator Simon Cowell tweeted that his thoughts were with the singer, while host Mario Lopez also sent Lovato his support.
I feel so humbled to have had so much support from my fans, friends, family and complete strangers.. God bless you all, thank you so much ❤— demetria lovato (@ddlovato) June 23, 2013
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Senior wins Rotary grant to study in Argentina
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University of South Carolina senior Rachel Despres has been awarded the Rotary Global Grant to obtain her master's in international relations at the University of Belgrano in Buenos Aires, Argentina, during the 2013‐14 academic year.
Despres is pursuing a double major in international studies and Spanish in the South Carolina Honors College. She holds the Chris Vlahoplus Carolina Scholarship. She was named the 2012 International Studies Outstanding Junior, is a member of Sigma Delta Pi (Spanish honors society) and Sigma Iota Rho (international relations honor society), and has been named to the president's list five times.
Along with her studies in Buenos Aires, Despres will take on a service project to promote a cultural exchange between an elementary school in Argentina and one in Forest Acres, S.C. The project will relate to peace and conflict prevention/resolution, one of the Rotary's six areas of focus.
"There is nothing quite like the feeling of receiving a grant of this magnitude. I feel simultaneously both incredibly excited and extremely blessed," she said.
Despres is the daughter of Lisa and Adrian Despres of Blythewood, S.C., and is a graduate of Ben Lippen High School in Columbia. She is sponsored by the Forest Acres Rotary Club in Columbia, which is in Rotary District 7770.
Rotary is the world's largest privately funded international scholarship program whose scholars further international understanding and friendly relations among people of different countries and geographical areas by encouraging person‐to‐person diplomacy. Rotary Global Grants are valued at $30,000, provide nine months of study abroad and encourage recipients to engage in community service work.
Despres brings the university's total of Rotary Scholars to 82 since the 1994 establishment of the Office of Fellowships and Scholar Programs, which assists students as they prepare applications for national fellowship competitions.
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I have seen movies that made me feel lousy, like I didn't measure up to some impossible standard of beauty, or grace, or humor. I have seen movies that make me long to be pretty, to be elegant, to be a good singer or a talented musician. I have never before seen a movie that made me want to feel powerful. Brave did.
Since I was young, I have loved "girl power" stories. Not the girls like Kim Possible with impossible animated bodies and fancy gadgets, but Matilda and her books, Tamora Pierce's female knights and mages, Hermione Granger, and, most recently, Katniss Everdeen. But until I saw Brave, I had never sen an animated "princess" movie that made me feel like "strong" was a desirable quality. I grew …


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Price • In many ways, this southeastern Utah town of about 10,000 has changed little in the past half century.
People still leave their doors unlocked. Women walk home alone at night. No one is a stranger.
Especially at such times as this weekend, when the town celebrated Price City International Days, three days of fun, food, and on Saturday morning, a parade.
One of the biggest cheers from the hundreds in the crowd, many sitting in fold-out chairs lining Main Street, came as the Adrenaline Cheer Team tumbled by.
The area boasts three freestyle cheer teams for girls ages 3 to 18: Adrenaline, Fierce All-Stars and the newest, Helper Flare.
Price native Cathy Angotti Davis said the Fierce team boasts more than 50 girls who compete in regional competitions. The team placed third a few years ago at nationals in Los Angeles.
"This is a community where everyone knows everyone," Angotti Davis said. "And in times of trouble, there's help."
Residents boast about their diversity. Greeks, Italians, Latinos, Chinese and Japanese, among others helped found the town, which opened up after the railroad was completed in 1883. The immigrants came to work in the nearby coal mines.
"We have lots of ethnicities here," Price fire chief Paul Bedont said. "That's what makes it special."
It's believed the town got its names from Mormon Bishop William Price of Goshen, who explored the area in 1869.
International Days includes three days of activities such as the pool party, a 5K run, and every evening, vendors sell food representing the area's diversity. There's also the movie-in-the-park event, which was to show "The Hobbit" on Saturday night.
"I love that it's small and all the people are supportive," said Nora Larson, who moved to Price 35 years ago. "When there was the coal mine disaster in Huntington a few years back, everyone came together as a community."
Ken Anderson, who attended his third festival this year, called it "a special experience."
"Everyone gets together for a good time, to eat and to enjoy," Anderson said, sitting in his camping chair as the parade passed. "They just knock themselves out."
More than 65 groups participated in Saturday's parade, from the JROTC drill team to the Daughters of Utah Pioneers, dressed in sun bonnets while sitting on a flatbed trailer waving to the crowd.
Festival-goers also could tour the nearby Prehistoric Museum. Visitors spoke of hiking and camping in locales such as Nine Mile Canyon. Members of the Fremont and Ute tribes left their mark on the remote area, as did pioneer settlers, leaving traces behind such as rock art and crumbling homesteads.
"Everybody likes a little excitement, a little joy, a little variety," Price resident Jerry Enwall said.
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The Ivy League Offensive Player of the Year and a unanimous first-team All-Ivy choice at forward, Lacroix was second among Ivy players in both goals (8) and points (19) as he posted career highs in both categories. Through three seasons with the Red and Blue, Lacroix has posted 18 goals and nine assists for 45 points. He has been named All-Ivy each of his three seasons, earning honorable mention accolades in 2011 and second-team All-Ivy honors in 2012. In 2011, Lacroix was named Ivy League Rookie of the Year.
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