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Third Annual Conference on Children and Spirituality
Baptist Health
Friday, May 3, 2013 from 7:45 AM to 4:30 PM (EDT)
Event Details
The Third Annual Conference on Children and Spirituality, "The Healing Spirit: Fostering Pediatric Spiritual Care," will be held on Friday, May 3, 2013, in the duPont Auditorium at Baptist Medical Center Jacksonville.
Presented by the Wolfson Children's Hospital's Department of Pastoral Care with support from the James E. and Constance L. Bell Foundation, the conference presents participants with an approach to caring for children that takes into account physical, emotional, and spiritual needs of the patient and family.
Healthcare professionals, chaplains, ministers, and teachers will be presented with keynotes on spiritual formation, interactive panel presentations, and workshops demonstrating practical methods which give rise to expressions of children's spirituality. Participants will gain insight into children's spirituality and be better able to identify assess, and address their spiritual needs.Continuing Education Credit information can be located at the bottom of this page.
*Take note of your afternoon breakout choices before you begin the registration process*
7:45 Registration and Continental Breakfast (duPont Auditorium lobby, Adult Tower, Basement)
8:30 Welcome and Opening Prayer
Jerry A. Bridgham, MD, Chief Medical Officer, Wolfson Children's Hospital, and Chaplain Sharon Eddins, MDiv, BCC, Senior Chaplain, Wolfson Children's Hospital
8:40 Keynote Address: Pediatric Spiritual Care: What We Do and Why It Matters
Paul Thayer, MA, MDiv, DMin, who began his career as a child life specialist, will identify challenges of pediatric spiritual care, domains of spiritual care, and why they matter. He will define the concept of "The Zone of Proximal Spiritual Development" and articulate the essential role of play in this zone.
9:55 Child/Parent Panel
Chronically ill children and their parents will discuss their spiritual needs and the benefit of spiritual support. They will share their understanding of how interventions such as Godly Play encourage expression of thoughts and feelings and facilitate conversations regarding spiritual matters.
10:55 Keynote Address: The Transformative Power of Hope for Ill Children and Their Families
Laura Basili, MA, PhD, will explore how children and families maintain hope in the face of illness, adversity, and suffering, and how we can best help when our experience of hope may be waning. We will explore a creative repertoire of strategies to enhance communication and explore children's and family's views of hope through story, rituals, artwork, etc.
12–12:45 Lunch (boxed lunches will be provided)
*As you select your afternoon breakout sessions, please note that the Understanding and Healing Childhood Trauma panels are identical. The second session is not a continuation of the first. Continuing Education credits can only be given for one session.*
1–2:10 CHOOSE ONE (Pavilion 4th Floor Classrooms)
Godly Play
Nancy Grogan, religious educator for Wolfson Children's Hospital, will present an overview of Jerome Berryman's Godly Play program, which has been used at Wolfson Children's Hospital for more than 10 years. In the words of its founder, Godly Play is "an imaginative approach that supports, challenges, nourishes, and gives children permission to express their fears, emotions, and beliefs."
Understanding and Healing Childhood Trauma (This session is available during both afternoon sessions.)
Panelists Phyllis Hendry, MD; Kamela Scott, PhD; and The Rev. Bob Morris will address the the stories, images, and conversations that have pervaded our news and our culture in recent years. They will address traumatic experiences, particularly as they relate to children, and explore with us some of what children need from us as they are both directly and indirectly affected by traumatic experiences.
2:20-3:30 CHOOSE ONE (Pavilion 4th Floor Classrooms)
Storytime Yoga
Michel Dates, Christian education leader and founder of "Story & Stretch," will describe her body-centered life education and yoga play therapy program. Combining the ancient art of oral storytelling, the healing practice of yoga, healthy habits, and the exploration of visual and performing art, she will illustrate how children connect with their inner world of creativity while acquiring listening and literacy skills, body awareness, and character development.
Understanding and Healing Childhood Trauma (See description above.)
3:40 Concluding Session
Paul Thayer, MA, MDiv, DMin, and Laura Basili, MA, PhD. Join us for a concluding session as we recap the day, and address your thoughts and questions regarding children's spirituality.
Keynote Speakers
Laura Basili, MA, PhD, is a clinical psychologist whose therapeutic work focuses on how children, families, and helping professionals make meaning of illness, suffering, loss and adversity. She also teaches in the Psychology Department at Middlebury College in Vermont. Dr. Basili worked for 10 years as a staff psychologist at Boston Children's Hospital and as an instructor at Harvard Medical School. She currently trains and consults nationally on hope, illness, development, bereavement, spirituality and self-care.
Paul Thayer, MA, MDiv, DMin, is an associate professor of Child Life and Family Studies and Chair of the Department of Child Life and Family Studies at Wheelock College. He teaches graduate courses in bereavement care, cross-cultural perspectives on grief, care of the hospitalized child, helping children cope with stress, and medical ethics. Prior to teaching, he was director of Palliative Care at Franciscan Hospital for Children in Boston, director of the Sandcastles Pediatric Hospice Program, Residential Hospice Director for Chilton House, and director of the Hospice at Mission Hill.
Continuing Education
Clinical Social Work, Marriage and Family Therapy and Mental Health Counseling:
Baptist Health System is approved as a continuing education provider by the Florida Board of Clinical Social Work, Marriage and Family Therapy and Mental Health Counseling. Provider #850. Expires March 31, 2015. Approved for 6 CEUs.Due to concurrent sessions, the maximum number of CEUs a participant can receive is 5 CEUs. Please note that Florida licensed LCSWs, LMHCs, and LMFTs who choose to attend the Storytime Yoga afternoon session will not receive a CEU for this hour.
Approved by Florida Board of Nursing: Provider #50-2709, 6.0 Nursing Continuing Education Contact hours.
Baptist Health is accredited by the Florida Medical Association to provide continuing medical education for physicians. Baptist Health designates this educational activity for a maximum of five (5.0) hours AMA PRA Category 1 Credits ™. Physicians should only claim credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.
Disclaimer: Views and conclusions expressed in this program are those of the presenters(s) and not necessarily those of the employees, administration or medical staff ofBaptistMedicalCenter. All material presented in this program is provided for information only, and may not be construed as professional advice. Use ofBaptistMedicalCenter's facilities for this presentation does not imply endorsement of any product, service or opinion discussed.
Disclosure: All faculty participating in continuing medical education activities sponsored by Baptist Health are required to disclose to the audience whether or not they do or no not have any real or apparent conflict(s) of interest or other relationships to the content of their presentation(s).
• All Baptist Downtown and Wolfson employees: please park in your normal spot.
• Off-campus Baptist Health employees: please park in Gary, Dante, Nira or student lots and shuttle in.
• Community and out-of-town guests: please park in visitor garages P1 (Riverfront) or P2 (Palm Avenue) on the hospital campus.
When & Where
Baptist Medical Center Jacksonville
Jessie Dupont Auditorium
800 Prudential Drive
Friday, May 3, 2013 from 7:45 AM to 4:30 PM (EDT)
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The Jane Fonda was the daughter of actor Henry Fonda, she . She left Vassar College after two years and lived in New York City. She , where she worked as a model and in 1958 studied acting under Lee Strasberg at the Actors Studio there in 1958 and worked as a model. Her acting career began with appearances in the Broadway play There Was a Little Girl (1960) and the motion picture Tall Story (1960), and she went on to appear in numerous comic roles in numerous films in the 1960s, including Cat Ballou (1965) and Barefoot in the Park (1967).
Fonda's subsequent, more substantial roles were in such socially conscious films as They Shoot Horses, Don't They? (1969), Klute (1971), Coming Home (1978), and The China Syndrome (1979). She received Academy Awards for best actress for her performances as a prostitute call girl in Klute and as a the wife of a Vietnam War soldier in Coming Home. In 1981 she costarred with her father and Katharine Hepburn in the film On Golden Pond. Fonda's other movies in the 1980s include Agnes of God (1985) and The Morning After (1986). Following her turn as a struggling widow in Stanley & Iris (1990), Fonda took a break from acting and did not reappear onscreen until 2005, when she starred opposite Jennifer Lopez in the romantic comedy Monster-in-Law. In 2009 Fonda returned to Broadway, after a 46-year absence, to portray a dying musicologist in 33 Variations.
In the 1970s and '80s Fonda was active on behalf of left-wing political causes. She was an outspoken opponent of the Vietnam War who journeyed to Hanoi in 1972 to denounce the U.S. bombing campaigns there. During that trip she visited with the crew of North Vietnamese air defense battery, and photographs of Fonda in the seat of an antiaircraft gun were widely circulated. Her actions led to Fonda's being branded "Hanoi Jane" (recalling World War II's Tokyo Rose). In 1988 she apologized to American veterans of the Vietnam War in a televised interview with Barbara Walters, saying that some of her behaviour in Hanoi was "thoughtless and careless." Aside from her political activism, in the 1980s she also devised a popular exercise program. Fonda was married three times, to the French film director Roger Vadim, to the American politician Tom Hayden, and to the American broadcasting entrepreneur Ted Turner. Her autobiography, My Life So Far, was published in 2005.

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Good news for Chelsea fans - the club's been told it can buy players again after world football officials cancelled their recent transfer ban.
In September, Fifa banned Chelsea from signing new players, as it was thought they'd broken the rules when they signed Gael Kakuta from Lens in 2007.
The two clubs and Kakuta have now accepted the 18-year-old's contract with the French side wasn't valid.
But Chelsea will still give Lens £113,000 towards their training costs.
Gael Kakuta played for Lens before joining Chelsea in June 2007.
Last year, Fifa said Chelsea persuaded Kakuta to break his contract so he was free to change clubs.
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Nanotech News
April 24, 2006
High-Throughput Gene Expression Yields Insights on Quantum Dot Effects
Quantum dots have rapidly become a widely used tool for tracking how cells interact with a wide variety of biomolecules and drugs, but potential toxicities have raised concern that these nanoscale luminescent markers could themselves be triggering cellular activity that might confound experiment results. But now, a research team led by Fanqing Frank Chen, Ph.D., at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory and the University of California at San Francisco, has shown that even very high doses of cadmium selenide/zinc sulfide (CdSe/ZnS) quantum dots coated with poly(ethylene glycol) (PEG) induce negligible toxicity in cells.
Reporting their work in the journal Nano Letters, Chen and his colleagues used gene chips to conduct high-throughput gene expression analysis on cells dosed with escalating amounts of both coated and uncoated CdSe/ZnS quantum dots. Using a gene chip with approximately 18,400 probes of known human genes, the investigators found that quantum dots coated with PEG induced changes in expression levels of approximately 50 genes, or about 0.2 percent of the genes surveyed. At least some of the affected genes code for proteins involved in endocytosis, a process that cells use to bring materials across the cell membrane, and intracellular trafficking processes that the cell would use to move such materials within the cell.
The researchers noted that overall, the cells' response to doses of quantum dots as high as 80 nanomolar was negligible – typical exposure is likely 10 to 1,000 times less than the maximum dose used in this study. In particular, the researchers found no evidence that PEG-coated CdSe/ZnS quantum dots trigger expression of genes known to be turned on in response to either cadmium or selenium toxicity. The investigators also note that their experimental protocol should be useful for finding any long-term changes that result from either acute or chronic exposure to quantum dots.
This work is detailed in a paper titled, "Cellular effect of high doses of silica-coated quantum dot profiled with high throughput gene expression analysis and high content cellomics measurements." Investigators from Affymetrix Inc., in Santa Clara, CA, and the University of California, Berkeley, also participated in this study. An abstract of this paper is available through PubMed.
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WorshipAt the centre of all the ministry and mission in our parish is our worship of God. It is Sunday by Sunday and during the week that we receive the strength and inspiration for all that we do in our community and beyondSaint Petroc's is a living place, a community that is glad to share its beauty, its life and its meaning with all who come. It is more than a magnificent building, it is a place where people have worshipped God for many centuries..........................................................The Parish Church serves the population of some 15,000 people and we welcome all as we endeavour to put into practice our Mission Statement:'LIVING GOD'S LOVE FOR 'ONE AND ALL'
which is expressed as for God – loving worship; for one another-loving respect; for all-loving service. The intention to reorder the interior of St Petroc's Church building is in order to better provide for our current use of the building, and to ensure that the building can satisfy our future aspirations. We wish to see an increasing use of the building for diverse and community events.
We invite you to come and visit us or better still to come and worship with our church family. All are invited and all are welcome. The tradition of St.Petrocs is modern Catholic'. At the Parish Eucharist the clergy and ministers wear vestments, incense and bells are used and there is a team of servers. The music varies from traditional to modern
The blessed sacrament is reserved in Saint Petroc's and communion can be given to the sick at any time upon request.
Times Of ServicesSundays:8.00 am10.00 am
Said Eucharist [Book of Common Prayer]All Age [Family Eucharist] -1st Sunday in the month unless a greater festivalParish Eucharist –other SundaysAt the 10.00 am Eucharist the children are invited, if they wish, to explore the theme of the day in the Lady Chapel where there are facilities for drawing, model making, work sheets, crafts. At the administration of communion the children come to the altar rail for a blessing and receive grapes. Before the Thanksgiving Hymn they present their work to the congregation. On various Sundays in the year such as Mothering Sunday, Harvest Thanksgiving, Gift Sunday [Advent Sunday] etc. the children take part in the Ministry of the Word and the Address.
4th Sunday of the Month
4.00 pm Café Church
Weekday Services
10.30 am Eucharist
3rd Thursday in the Month
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The African Queen
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Annotation: The story of a disreputable Cockney and an English spinster missionary--their African river trip, romance, and retaliation against German troops.
Catalog Number: #4750
Binding Type: Perma-Bound Edition
Special Formats: Inventory Sale
Common Core/STEAM: Common Core
Publisher: Little, Brown & Co.
Copyright Date: 1935
Edition Date: c1935
Pages: 307 p.
Availability: Available
ISBN: Publisher: 0-316-28910-8 Perma-Bound: 0-605-07013-X
ISBN 13: Publisher: 978-0-316-28910-8 Perma-Bound: 978-0-605-07013-4
Dewey: Fic
Dimensions: 20 cm.
Genre: Adventure Fiction
Language: English
Reviewing Agencies:
New York Times Book Review
Wilson's Fiction Catalog
Wilson's High School Catalog
New York Times Book Review
Wilson's Fiction Catalog
Wilson's High School Catalog
Word Count: 62,989
Reading Level: 7.9
Interest Level: 9+
Accelerated Reader: reading level: 7.9 / points: 11.0 / quiz: 66231 / grade: Upper Grades
First published in 1935, C.S. Forester's classic romantic adventure is a tale of opposites attracted. Allnut and Rose, a disreputable Cockney and an English spinster missionary, wend their way down a river in Central Africa in a rickety, asthmatic steam launch, and are gradually joined together in a mission of retaliation against the Germans. Fighting time, heat, malaria and bullets, the two have a dramatic rapprochement before the explosive ending of the book. This tale of unlikely love is thrilling and funny and ultimately satisfying.


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Burrus, Braves rally, beat Biscuits
Mississippi used five-run eighth to square series
September 7, 2007 11:34 PM ET
Morton shut out Montgomery through six innings and allowed just two hits before surrendering a run in the seventh while striking out eight. Sung Ki Jung (1-0) fanned three and survived a game-tying homer in the eighth to pick up the win. With the series knotted at 1-1, both teams will grab a bus to Montgomery for a crucial Game 3 on Saturday.
"It was a good team effort overall," said Morton. "I wasn't really nervous, it was more of a drive to help my team win. It wasn't really nerves but more of the adrenaline flowing. It all worked out."
With the game knotted in the eighth, the Braves scored five times to take control. Carl Loadenthal doubled, Diory Hernandez was hit by a pitch and T.J. Bohn sacrificed both runners over to set up Burrus. He bounced a chopper off the plate to shortstop Reid Brignac, who fielded the ball but rushed and threw wildly to first, allowing both runners to score. Van Pope hit a two-hopper that skipped over Brignac's head to score Burrus and Matt Young. Clint Sammons capped the rally with an RBI double.
"[Burrus] is extremely clutch," said Morton. "Compared to the rest of the guys, he doesn't get as many at-bats. He was in the four-hole earlier in the season and he stepped up and did his job. He's an extremely talented hitter."
Burrus, who batted fifth, hit .287 with runners on and .279 with runners in scoring position during the regular season. He finished 3-for-4 with three RBIs and is hitting .600 in the series.
"I know he's been struggling a little bit, but I think he's an extremely talented individual," said Morton. "He stepped up today and did the job."
Montgomery pinch-hitter Sergio Pedroza smacked a game-tying two-run homer in the eighth. It was only the second Double-A pitch Pedroza saw this season. The 23-year-old hit .286 with 22 homers and 70 RBIs in 116 games for Class A Advanced Vero Beach.
"They've an outstanding hitting team," Morton said. "They can change the game with one swing of the bat, and they did."
Morton also praised Jung, who settled down after the home run to close out the win in the ninth.
"We gave him some runs, and he went back out and did what he needed to do," he said. "He came back and got us to the end."
Morton, who made only six starts in 41 outings this season, had the Braves in position to win after the seventh.
"I felt pretty good, the first few innings were going by pretty well and I got into a groove," said Morton, who went 4-6 with a 4.29 ERA. "Sometimes I can find that [groove] and sometimes I can't. Tonight it was there. I made some pitches and got away with a couple balls that were hit real hard."
"I felt pretty confident out there with what I was throwing," he added. "And that's what helps me a lot."
The 23-year-old right-hander said he was on a pitch count but was not sure if he had reached it in the seventh when he left with a 3-1 lead.
"Early on, I was throwing a couple sliders for balls, and I established a curve pretty early," he said. "First couple innings, I was getting ahead with the fastball a lot and missing with changes, but I got all my pitches working late in the game."
Morton, who allowed one run in seven innings in his last start against Birmingham on Aug. 28, said he wasn't tired in seventh but noticed the hitters had taken a different approach.
"Anybody would like to go as far as they can in game, but at that time, it's the decision of the coaches," he said. "It wasn't really like, 'Man I'm tired.' You kind of noticed it, their response to the pitches. I guess you have to bear down, and I got some ground balls to end the seventh."
The Biscuits got on the board in the seventh when Chris Nowak doubled and scored on consecutive groundouts.
Biscuits reliever Brian Henderson (0-1) failed to record an out while allowing two runs on one hit. Starter Jacob McGee gave up three runs -- two earned -- on five hits while fanning six and walking one in five frames.
"To a certain extent, this team has given us trouble all year," Morton said. "We're going to their field and everybody seems to be talking about how it's in their favor. They're a great team, but it's a good thing that we [won] in the fashion that we did. It was impressive to watch in the end."
Danny Wild is a contributor to MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues or its clubs.View More


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Raise Adrenaline, Lower Stress
Do you ever wonder why people are hooked on roller coasters or even sky diving? Well maybe they're trying to ward off stress in their everyday lives. It's more logical than it sounds. New research shows that intense exercise releases stress hormones, including adrenaline, and the resulting buzz can buffer you from future stress in other domains. Getting that adrenaline kick is not controlled so much by what it is you're doing (i.e. I get a rush from not coming to a full stop at a stop sign), but whether or not you're taking a step outside your comfort zone. So here are three ways to boost your buzz and fight stress:
- Push your limits. Workout-wise, it's not enough just to take your Schwinn out for a spin around the park. The track has to be unpredictable and even slightly dangerous (that means riding off-road, hitting the steep downhill trails), according to the Texas A&M study. You want to feel that surge of adrenaline when you crest a hill and see the path fall suddenly away.
And although it's a big part of it, we're not just talking about pushing your physical limits. Putting yourself through the paces of mentally challenging situations -- like giving an important speech while gazing out over a sea of strange faces, or tackling an intimidating new project at work -- can also trigger the same stress response and protect your brain against future freak-outs.
- Go for active relaxation. No, that's not an oxymoron. The traditional approaches to winding down -- meditation, deep breathing, a round of tequila shots -- can certainly take the edge off stress. But getting your adrenaline pumping is going to require a little more action than that. Consider weight lifting: Even though it's low impact, if you give it 120 percent and continue working toward improving your bench press, you'll get a jolt of your power hormone.
- Buddy up. Maintaining the flow of dopamine and endorphins is what keeps your stress response in check during pressure-cooker situations. If peering down from the side of Mount Kilimanjaro doesn't sound like an ideal Saturday afternoon, enlist a friend as your climbing buddy and start small. Research shows that working out with a pal helps distract you from negative cues and keeps you focused on the fact that what you're doing is insanely fun.


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We've covered Flora Springs on a number of occasions — this is our third roundup this year alone. Here's some new releases to get the new year going for ya.
2013 Flora Springs Chardonnay Napa Valley – Very traditional — with heavy oak influence bringing tons of vanilla custard to the table — with just a touch of lemon peel coming forward on the front of the palate. The body is almost oily in texture, the finish loaded with sweetness that makes for an underwhelming experience either solo or with food. Overwhelmingly average in today's wine world. C / $24
2012 Flora Springs Cabernet Sauvignon Napa Valley – Traditional and straightforward, with a big plum attack and a sweetish currant finish. Not much in the way of secondary notes, except a slug of vanilla on the back side. Fine, if unchallenging. B / $40
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Following the return of talented central midfielder James Evans from Goodwick United of the Pembrokeshire League there was more good news for Costcutter League club Cardigan Town with the capture of striker John Lumb from neighbours St Dogmaels.
The pacey front-runner was with the Magpies last season but transferred to Saints where he enjoyed success as the Teifi Estuary villagers lifted the Bay Cup and finished runners-up in Division One.
Town manager Seamus Doherty said "With James and John having signed others could be interested in joining and as things stand Cardigan Town can look forward with confidence to the new season starting next month."


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Gender spending habits
What should couples discuss about money before they move in together or tie the knot? Bring up the subject among friends or over a coffee at work and I guarantee it will be a conversation jam-packed with laughter, disbelief and torrid tales of relationships pushed sideways by differing beliefs about finance.
A lunch I went to on Wednesday for the launch of a consumer report on the attitudes of men and women to different money issues spawned hours of conversation – not only at the event, but with colleagues afterwards.
The issue is not just about different money values between men and women – same-sex couples will have similar challenges forging a life together based on common goals but both having very different "stories" about money.
In many instances, money is not talked about at the beginning of the relationship – often because there's not much money around anyway. But trigger points – like one partner leaving paid work to care for children, or one of you making a work sacrifice to further the other's career – surely make it a good time to have the conversation.
Apparently not. If your wife, husband or partner is at home right now looking after kids, what are the terms of the agreement? Do they feel they've got to squirrel money away as they're no longer earning their own? Or did you talk about it during the pregnancy and establish new ground rules – how you'd survive on one income, not only in terms of paying the bills, but in a way that gives you both a feeling of financial independence?
In research house RateCity's Cash of the Country report, released this week, a key finding was that men are the big spenders when it comes to impulse buys – spending up to $10,000 a pop as opposed to a cap of about $500 for women. This has sparked many lively conversations and questions about couples' attitudes to who earns what.
Does the higher earner have an "entitlement" to spend without consulting a spouse/partner, or is there a tacit agreement that all earnings are pooled? Ask those around you whether they have joint or separate accounts and you could be there for hours.
The tricky thing with separate accounts is how you come to agree on who pays for what – and whether you review these as things change, such as kids getting older, one partner earning more, and so on.
A couple I know comes to mind here – when they first married, they used his higher salary to pay off the mortgage and used hers to finance other household expenditure. She's always loved having separate accounts because she feels she doesn't have to be accountable to him for every purchase.
Years later, the mortgage is paid, but she's still paying for most of the day-to-day household expenditure and has a much lower balance in superannuation thanks to her lower earning capacity. For this couple, it may be time to review whether their money arrangements still work for them.
Have you reviewed yours recently? More pertinent, have you and your partner reached a "common language" about money in which you can talk about your financial resources without it becoming a heated discussion that's really more about other issues?
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Land transactions
Troy J. Townsend to Dale McMahan; tract in the M.A. Bowlin survey
Linda Jean Tanton Jacks, independent executor for the Irene Tanton estate, to Laura Sewell and Truitt Sewell; tract in the J. Y'Barbo survey
Donald R. Roberts to Angela K. Nash and Thomas Jerod Nash; tract in the M.A. Bowlin survey
Citigroup Mortgage Loan Trust 2007 AHL2, U.S. Bank NA trustee, to Grason Builders Inc.; tract in the Thomas Stewart survey
Greg Page and Katherine Page to Nancy K. Harvieux and Stan R. Kent; tract in the A. Caro survey
Dorothy E. Richardson to Antonio Contreras; tract in the E. Melton survey
Danny B. Lambert and Donna W. Lambert to Kristin N. Champagne and Justin D. Fogus; tract in the Ocela Barb survey
Amanda Pickett and J.I. Pickett to Holly Robinson and Nathan Robinson; tract in the Thomas Lee survey
Adam Joshua Hodges, Angela Gayle Hodges and Hubert B. Lee to Alan Screws and Kim Screws; tract in the M.A. Bowlin survey
Charles A. Hodges to Hubert B. Lee
Barbara Williams and Lindell Williams to Aaron L. Williams
Bobby W. Erwin and Paul Lewis Vaughan to Morning Chapel Missionary Baptist Church; tract in the M.A. Bowlin survey
David Poskey and Sara Poskey to Jose Cofradia and Rosa M. Cofradia; tract in the G.S. Ewing survey
Ricky Lynn Vicks to Jason Austin and Jeanette Austin; tract in the Nacogdoches University survey
Dawn Clevenger and Kenneth W. Clevenger to Holly Thompson; tract in the M.A. Bowlin survey
Don O. McCormack to Jedhi LLC; tract in the William Gregg survey
Lillie J. Young to John Heilman; tract in the M.A. Bowlin survey
Melanie J. Baier to Pamela Stephens and Ronald Stephens; tract in the M.A. Bowlin survey
Derick Justin Petty and Karyn Christina Petty to First United Methodist Church; tract in the Nacogdoches University survey
Jerry E. Miller to Jeff E. Miller; tract in the Winnie Jewell survey
Stephen Jay Partin to Misty Partin, Trevor Partin and Joy Stewart; tract in the W.B. Stout survey
Dawn M. Smith, who was formerly known as Dawn M. Ruehlen, and Sam M. Smith to Margie Stanley; tract in the Robert Earp survey
Gene Dixon Jr. and Victoria Dixon to Cristie L. Haygood and Jeffrey W. Haygood; tract in the M.A. Bowlin survey
Regina Lynne Trammell to Hee Jeong Jeong and Daniel Chai Siriphongs; tract in the Thomas Tobar survey
Donald Douglas Brown to Barry Ward and Matthew Ward; tract in the Henry Hopkins survey
Charles Walker and Paula Walker, who is also known as Pauls J. Walker, to Carl D. Bryan ad Anthony Champagne; tract in the Samuel McCullough survey
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Implications of Crossing the Quality Chasm report for the treatment of mental and addictive disorders
The Institute of Medicine (IOM) report, "Crossing the Quality Chasm," has sparked several national activities to increase quality of health care. The report, however, did not address the special issues of quality of care for mental and addictive disorders. The purpose of this project is for the IOM to convene an expert committee to explore the implications of the Chasm report for the treatment of mental and addictive disorders and develop an agenda for change. The committee will meet three times, commission three papers on the topic, hold a two-day workshop, and issue a final report containing an Agenda for Change Statement by the committee, synthesis of workshop results, and commissioned papers. The project will be considered successful if a report is completed that clearly demonstrates how the principles, aims, and redesign rules of the Chasm report can be applied to improve the quality of care for addictive and mental disorders.
Grant Details
Amount Awarded $189,000.00
Awarded on: 11/24/2003
Time frame: 12/1/2003 - 1/31/2005
Grant Number: 48021
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Pattern Description
Color progression stripes, a rolled-edge trim and an easy raglan increase technique make this pullover quick as well as easy!
This raglan sweater is worked down from the rolled collar. When the yoke is complete, sleeve stitches are placed on waste yarn while the body is completed; sleeves are worked in the round from the armhole down.
When measuring the final length, allow edge to roll sllightly as it will when worn. The M1 raglan stitches are both worked in the same running thread; the 2nd will be tight to work.
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This article is the basis for "Real-Time Machine Translation on the Internet," which appeared in the May 1998 issue of Intercom, the magazine of the Society for Technical Communication. To demonstrate its subject matter, the article was translated from the English original into French, German, and Italian with AltaVista Translation Service.
Surfing versus fishing
In his ironic science fiction thriller, "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy," Douglas Adams describes a cyborganic translation device, called a Babel fish, that enables humans to understand and speak any language on earth. You simply stick the device in your ear and -- voila! -- you're multilingual. No more need for flash cards, language labs, or grammar books. Just plug and play the fish.
Ready or not, Adams' fictional earpiece just made its virtual debut on the Internet. Time to stop surfing and start fishing.
Realtime debabelizer
On December 9, 1997, Digital Equipment Corporation and SYSTRAN S.A. launched AltaVista Translation Service, the first European language translation service for web content. For the first time, non-English speaking users can translate information on the predominantly English speaking web in real time. The new free service, which is hosted by Digital's AltaVista Search site, also enables English-only users the ability to understand information in five European languages: French, German, Italian, Portuguese, and Spanish. Not surprisingly, the server itself is called "babelfish."
You can use the service to translate raw text, webpages, or search results on the fly:
Mind over machine
Idiomatic texts, such as the one you are reading, do not lend themselves well to machine translation. As Digital and SYSTRAN put it: "The technology works best when the text is grammatically correct and does not use too many idioms, however, users can usually understand the meaning of even a poorly written document." Judge for yourself.
All said, reading text generated by the AltaVista Translation Service is not unlike listening to "Voice of America" broadcasts through heavy state-sponsored static. The reception could be better, but you get the basic idea of what's going on outside your borders. No doubt with good reason, professional translators will build bonfires for AltaVista. But civilians -- particularly monolingual Americans -- will erect shrines to this fast, free, and easy translation service, no matter how obvious and odious its flaws.
Dé jà vu all over again
If all of this sounds vaguely familiar, it is. Machine translation, like the Internet itself, is a remnant of the Cold War.
After World War II, the idea of decoding natural languages through mathematical techniques became a reality. Twenty years of military-industrial research culminated in SYSTRAN, which was developed in 1968 by Peter Toma in La Jolla, California. By the late 1980s, this system enabled behemoth but loyal customers -- such as the Commission of European Communities, the U.S. Air Force, and Xerox Corporation -- to translate mountains of documents, modify their own dictionaries, and preserve original document formats during the translation process.
In the early 1990s, SYSTRAN retrofitted its mainframe-based technology to personal computers. Now, together with Digital, they are back on the world stage, this time offering free webpage translation to, of all things, individuals.
History of the future
The history of translation in general says a lot about the future of realtime machine translation in particular.
Essentially, there are three ways to translate documents:
Unlike AltaVista Translation Service, all three approaches involve human translators to a greater or lesser degree. In fact, AltaVista is a translator's nightmare: unchangeable databases mechanically processing uncontrolled language worldwide in real time and in a public space.
Despite its obvious flaws, however, this spectacular experiment is something to keep your eyes on. Especially for people directly involved in international technical communication.
Remember 1995? In the beginning, the experts thought the web was science fiction. Then came the browser wars. In 1996 they thought it couldn't turn a buck. Then came electronic commerce. Now they say it has no content. Enter realtime machine translation. Each of these breakthroughs was market-driven. Each violated the conventional wisdom of its time. And each happened in our backyard on our watch.
Whatever you do, don't turn your back on the future.
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Right now when calling Get-ChildItem, it is quite common that you want to process only items that are containers or only items that are not containers. The only way you can do this currently is to pipeline the results to Where-Object { $_.PSIsContainer } or Where-Object { !$_.PSIsContainer }. This is post-processing filtering which is slower and it is inconvenient. Since the need to do this is common, I would like to see an additional parameter added to Get-ChildItem that would allow the caller to specify if they only wanted items that are containers, only items that are not containers, or both, with the default value being both to function like it does today. This seems generic enough that it could be done for all providers.
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Our baby grows inside of me. In a few months she will come out to see us. She will be half-French from her father, a quarter Korean and a quarter English/Irish from me, Quite a mix. Will her Korean ancestry mean anything to her? I don't know, but I hope her father's ancestry will mean more to her than mine did to me. I hope that, unlike me, she will speak her father's native tongue.
My father arrived in this country at age 20, a student on scholarship who planned to stay for only four years. But he met my mother in college, and, at 67, is still here. He never returned to his home country except for brief visits.
Thanks to his marriage to my mother, his entire family was able to immigrate-parents, brothers and sisters, their spouses and children. They all live in Southern California now, with more than half a million other Korean Americans.
But we lived in Florida, far from the world of my cousins, whose parents all married other Koreans, and went to Korean churches, sang in Korean choirs, shopped in Korean stores. Growing up in north Florida, I didn't know anyone else who was Korean. Nor did I think much about my ancestry. Time and again, I searched my blouse, wondering what I had spilled, before I realized that the person staring at me just wasn't used to seeing Asians-or Orientals, as we said in those days.
"Where are you from?" people would ask. It was a question that I, native-born, always resented. "Ohio," I would say innocently, naming my birth state. I sometimes felt my physical appearance kept me from fitting in anywhere. To my mother's family in Ohio, I looked completely Asian. To my father's family, I was impossibly Caucasian.
But as far as I was concerned, I was just another American kid. Korea and things Korean were far away. I thought they didn't affect me. Sure, my dad was shorter than any other dads I knew-only 5-foot-3. He did a few funny things, like wear white socks under his sandals and get really upset if a little food went bad in the refrigerator. And when my grandmother called on the telephone, I couldn't understand anything she was saying. I wondered about Korea. It had a magical, storybook appeal. I would to try to get my father to talk about his country, usually in vain. I understand now that the privations and horrors of Japanese occupation, World War II, and the Korean War, in which my father fought, were not things he wanted to remember.
Then, in 1995 and 1996 I taught English as a Second Language in the Republic of Korea (South Korea to Americans), first in a conversation school and junior college in Taejeon, and then in a university in Puchon, outside Seoul. For the first time, I learned to speak a little Korean. For the first time, I was surrounded by people who looked-and acted-like my father. Incidents from my childhood, little things that seemed nonsensical in northern Florida, suddenly came into context. It rains a lot in the Florida summer, and I was always barefoot. "Put on your shoes," my father used to say. "You'll get worms." I never knew what he was talking about, but I spent my childhood imagining worms that could crawl into my body through my feet. One day in Puchon, I heard a colleague talking about an Asian parasitic worm that does just that. "That's what my father was talking about!" I exclaimed. It was like finding the key to a secret code language. I had spent my childhood worrying about a worm that didn't exist on the American continent.
This phenomenon — my father behaving in ways that made sense in Korea, but were completely out of context in the United States — eventually led to my parents' divorce when I was 16. The irony is that neither I nor anyone in my family had any idea that the roots of this divorce were cultural.
One day in my first year in Korea I went to a hot springs resort with an American friend who had recently arrived to teach in the same school. We were relaxing in the sauna, listening to a group of Korean women talk when she turned to me. "Are they going to hit each other?" she asked. I looked at her, amazed. "They're not even arguing!" I said.
What to Koreans is perfectly normal conversation, with a little friendly kidding and complaining, can sound to an American like something verging on violent hostility. To my Midwestern mother, raised to avoid open conflict, the way my father suddenly began shouting when he was angry was incomprehensible and unacceptable. To me, it was frightening. But I observed that, when my Korean grandfather yelled at my grandmother, she yelled right back. And more often than not, she had the last word.
After living in Korea, I understood that sudden bursts of anger were considered normal, and indeed, in a setting where they were expected, not frightening at all. A colleague who had lived many years in Korea told me that Koreans will rarely come to blows, but more often solve disputes by shouting, and that "the fellow who shouts the loudest will be the winner."
Koreans are lovers of music, great singers, eaters of the hottest chili peppers in Asia. I came to appreciate Korean bluntness, so different from the politeness and subtlety I had encountered teaching English in Japan. At least, I thought, with Koreans I always knew where I stood.
My mother, who had never lived in Korea, nor spent much time with Koreans other than my father, had no idea that her husband's behavior was cultural, and my father had no way of knowing how upsetting and alien that behavior was for her, since her habits of avoiding conflict kept her from bringing it up until the day it was too late.
I look back to my childhood and it is as if my father were dancing in a room full of people, moving to a music only he could hear, making steps only he knew. Back in Korea, or in Korea Town in Los Angeles, others were taking the same steps to the same music. But in Gainesville, Florida, everyone else — including his family — was doing a different dance.
Penny Chang lives in Charlottesville,VA, with her husband and baby, who is expected October 1. She recently left her job as a part-time writer and editor for the Communications office of the University of Virginia School of Law. She is a senior in the Barbara Brennan School of Healing, a four-year energy healing and personal development program.
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text: ISLAMABAD- Senate sub-committee on Information Technology and communications has ordered that auction of 3-G,4-G spectrum should be halted until the completion of PTA's (Pakistan telecommunications Authority) board of directors. The standing committee meeting convened by senator Zahid Khan, and participated by senator Abdul Haseeb Khan on special invitation of Faisal Raza Abidi took stock review of legal standing of supervisory committee overseeing the 3-G,4-G auctioning PTA Authority's procedures, and court verdict(s) regarding 3-G,4-G auction mechanism. The committee also ruled that no official departments or defaulter concerns should participate in the auction, while secretary law and justice informed the standing committee that Supreme Court had asked federal government to form a commission and appoint heads of autonomous bodies within transparent procedures. He also deliberated that federal tax ombudsman convened a commission formed by federal government, comprising of, over whose recommendations 2 members of finance and technical respectively were appointed. Senator Faisal Raza Abidi seconded Zahid Khan's directives regarding completion of PTA's board of directors, citing an earlier similar verdict by Islamabad High Court, while also stressing transparency in sale of 3G spectrum, which could yield $ 3 billion for Pakistan's reserves.


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Babies can enjoy their first winter in absolute warmth, comfort, and style in the Bunny Bunting. Features include a down filled hood with a removable Coyote fur ruff for easy cleaning and a seatbelt pass-through for car seats. FIT Regular Insulated SIZES 0-3 mos, 3-6 mos, 6-12 mos, 12-18 mos FABRIC Shell: 195gsm, Arctic-Tech; 85% Polyester / 15% Cotton blend with a DWR finish. Lining: ... MORE»
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Happy Easter and Passover!
Many of us have great reason to celebrate this weekend.
Whether you're sitting down to enjoy a meal with the family or hunting for colorful eggs around the yard, we wish you all a very happy holiday!
All the best from the entire team at Strategic Name Development this Passover and Easter!
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Day 9 was all about fun in Los Angeles! Ellen had an array of exciting and cool gifts of things to do in and around L.A. Check out what they are and enter to win them, here!
A 3-Day, 2-Night Stay at The Beverly Hilton and a $200 Resort Credit
Ellen's audience is all going to be staying at the Beverly Hilton! Where Beverly Hills meets Hollywood, The Beverly Hilton is the home to the Golden Globe Awards, more than 150 red carpet events a year, and has hosted every US President since it opened. Located in the heart of Beverly Hills, just steps from Rodeo Drive, guests will enjoy all the glamour and excitement the stars do with the best in California poolside dining and the opportunity to have a sneak peek at the famous International Ballroom, all while staying in the recently renovated guest rooms and enjoying a $200 hotel credit to indulge in farm-to-table cuisine at Circa 55 or a revitalizing treatment at Aqua Star Barbor Beauty Spa. Find out more, here!
A $300 Uber Gift Card
They'll be traveling around L.A., thanks to Uber! Uber's smartphone app seamlessly connects riders with safe, stylish, reliable transportation providers in more than 50 cities and 20 countries around the world. Just download the app, set up an account, tap a button, and your own private driver will be at your doorstep in minutes -- no kidding! Uber's rapidly expanding global presence is bringing people and their cities closer. Ellen's staff loves it! Find out how you can start Ubering here.
Combining functionality and delicate luxury, these Bulova Diamond Gallery watches are a timeless must-have accessory that will be sure to impress this holiday season. Available in silver and two-tone finishes, both styles have 72 individually handset diamonds framing the watch face -- making this a truly special gift that can be worn all year long. You can get one for someone special on your list, right here.
The Hollywood Pantages presents the best of Broadway theatre year-round, right here in Los Angeles. Each audience member received 2 tickets to 4 shows in 2014; "Green Day's American Idiot," "Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat," "Ghost The Musical" and the 2012 Tony Award Winner for Best Musical, "Once." Find out more about the Pantages, right here!
That's not the only show they'll be seeing! Live Nation is one of the world's premier entertainment companies producing and promoting some of the most exciting live concert experiences from your favorite music artists like Maroon 5, U2, Justin Timberlake, Lady Antebellum, Brad Paisley, One Direction, Lady Gaga, Miley Cyrus and so many more. Together with their Ticketmaster division they want to celebrate the holiday season with Ellen's audience with the gift of music. Everyone received $250 in Ticketmaster Cash to go toward purchasing tickets to a live event of their choice. From concerts and games to theatre shows and family events, Ticketmaster offers the safest, fan-friendly access to your favorite live events. Find out how you can see shows with TicketMaster, here!
Ellen's audience also got the gift of Gyft! Got gift cards? Gyft is an app that lets you upload and store your gift cards from your phone and is perfect for last-minute gifts. Buy and send gift cards instantly to friends and family and choose from over 200 retailers. Viewers at home, download Gyft for FREE by going to Gyft.com, and get 200 points for FREE! All proceeds in December help support HIV/AIDS research.
She's one of this year's biggest pop cultural sensations and became a top-selling female music artist with the release of her #1 album, "Bangerz" and the record-shattering singles "We Can't Stop" and "Wrecking Ball." Her highly-anticipated Bangerz Tour kicks off in North America on February 14, and everyone in Ellen's audience got a pair of tickets. You can, too! Find out how, here.
If you thought those prizes were pretty impressive, enter to win them all for yourself, right here!


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Tom Colicchio (Chef/Restaurateur/Star Judge on "Top Chef") appears in and executive-produced the documentary film "Finding North" by co-directors Lori Silverbush (Tom's wife) and Kristi Jacobson. The team behind the film stopped by the Celebs.com Studio at Sundance 2012, but the film now has a new look (see the poster above), new title "A Place at the Table" new trailer, and the same important message.
"A Place at the Table" tackles the issue of food insecurity in the US, bringing awareness to the fact that, for a rising populace in this country, putting a meal on the table is a true challenge. "A Place" aims to reinforce the notion that food should be a human right, a basic necessity, in a country as wealthy as the U.S., and serves also to remind the government of its responsibilities.
Check out the original interview below, and the photo gallery by Scott McDermott. The film opens across all platforms on March 1, 2013. Check out the trailer HERE.


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It doesn't happen very often. In five decades, only about a half a dozen times by my count. But when it does, it's big news to car enthusiasts: the reveal of a new Ford Mustang.
And this time, the uncovering of the next version of the car that originally defined affordable sportiness was a global effort. Somewhat simultaneously in Dearborn, New York, Barcelona, Sydney, and Shanghai, the wraps were pulled off the 2015 Mustang in front of the media, and the world.
And, right here in our own backyard, a similar ceremony took place on Hollywood Boulevard as hundreds looked on. Everyone from Henry Ford III to racing legend Parnelli Jones took in the sleek new car in the forecourt of the Chinese Theatre.
Ideally, Ford would like to recapture the excitement for the original Mustang, a 1965 model that debuted in April, 1964 at the New York World's Fair. That car was an instant sensation, with some 22,000 Mustangs being sold in the first weekend alone. By mid-way through the 1966 model year, 1,000,000 examples had been churned out of three assembly plants trying to keep up with demand.
And with a hit on Ford's hands, other makers scrambled to introduce their own "pony cars" as the segment had been labeled. General Motors introduced the Chevy Camaro and Pontiac Firebird in late 1966, Plymouth turned up the wick on its Barracuda, and even American Motors brought out a competitor called the Javelin.
Keeping the Mustang competitive meant continually refreshing and upgrading it, but by 1971 Ford's small, sporty car had become decidedly less small and less sporty. The bloated Mustang of 1973 was replaced by the trim Mustang II for 1974, just in time for the first OPEC oil embargo and tightening emissions regulations.
The awkward Mustang II did well for Ford (sales doubled from 1973 to 1974), but by the end of the decade a new generation of Mustang arrived with a much more svelte and international look. The 1979 Mustang ushered in an era of resurgent performance, really hitting its stride by the mid 1980s with the venerable "5.0" model.
In 1994 the Mustang got a new suit of clothes, while still retaining much of its chassis from the previous generation. But in 2005, an all-new car arrived, wearing a striking design that paid tribute to the Mustang's earlier years. That shape is now getting a little stale, and competition from the re-introduced Chevy Camaro means it's time for another new Mustang.
Ideally, Ford would love to have put the 2015 Mustang on sale next April, on the exact 50th anniversary of the original car. But these things aren't easy to time, and development work has set the new Mustang's projected on-sale time as late 2014. Oops.
In the meantime, the Camaro has been outselling the Mustang in recent years, so Ford decided to show off their new one really early. Perhaps some of those shoppers who are passing over the current Mustang for a new Camaro might wait another year for the newest Mustang.
So with a huge buildup, it was announced that the whole world would see the next Mustang on the same day. A few photos did leak out early, but even so, there was so much interest in the Mustang last Thursday that Ford's media web site crashed by mid-day.
Why show it off around the world? Because it's going to be sold around the world, exported from the United States. Ford is making a big push to officially market the car in Europe, China and other places this time. They will even, for the first time, build the Mustang in right-hand-drive for countries that use the left side of the road like Australia and England.
At the Hollywood event, the car was treated like a movie star. Mustang enthusiasts brought their vintage examples, which lined Hollywood Boulevard. Music blared and cameras flashed as the 2015 Mustang came out from hiding. And, in a tribute to its locale, the car's tire tracks were imprinted in concrete for posterity.
This latest Mustang has quite a year ahead of it, helping Ford celebrate the golden anniversary of the car that wrote its own chapter in the history of the automobile.
I'll see you down the road.
Dave Kunz is the automotive reporter at KABC-TV Channel 7 and can be heard on "The Car Show" Saturdays at 9 a.m. on KPFK, 90.7 FM. E-mail Dave at TVCarz @ pacbell.net Twitter: @ABC7DaveKunz, Facebook: ABC7DaveKunz


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Cadence Design Systems announced a 28nm digital end-to-end design flow based on Encounter. The digital 28-nanometer flow provides a faster, more deterministic path to achieve giga-gate/gigahertz silicon through technology integration and significant core architecture and algorithm improvements in a unified design, implementation and verification flow. The new Encounter-based flow enables designers to consider the entire chip flow holistically. It supports Cadence's approach to Silicon Realization, which is a key element of the EDA360 vision. The new flow is available now.
Cadence 28nm Digital End-to-end Flow Features
- Complete, silicon-proven 28nm design rule intent (electrical, physical, DFM) with early, upfront tradeoff analysis
- 2x improvement in routing runtime through intelligent via and pin-density optimizations
- Eliminates the need for tradeoffs between complexity and advanced process nodes
- Works seamlessly with Cadence's analog/mixed-signal and silicon/package co-design domains
- Early clock topology intent capture and planning that uses physical information to intelligently optimize clock gating and balance clock trees throughout the design during synthesis
- Data abstraction technologies enable entire blocks of logic to be modeled simply and accurately, and optimized across logical and physical domains, for giga-gate scalability and design productivity
- Support for hierarchical low-power and OpenAccess-based mixed-signal quick/detailed abstractions to enable rapid integration of IP and advanced SoCs
- A physically aware pre-mask functional ECO capability that automates difficult to implement functional ECOs, providing faster convergence and dramatically shortening the design cycle
- Architecture for in-design advanced analysis that provides ultra fast one-step signal integrity and timing analysis closure during the design flow for efficient design convergence
- Accurate full mixed-signal static timing analysis and timing-driven optimization to reduce iterations between analog and digital design teams
- New fully-integrated 3D-IC capabilities with unified intent, abstraction, and convergence spanning digital, full-custom, and package design
- Includes Encounter RTL Compiler, Encounter Digital Implementation System, Encounter Conformal technologies, Encounter Test, Encounter Timing System, Cadence QRC Extraction, Encounter Power System and Encounter DFM technologies
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Gwen Stefani's "Super Chef" Hubby
As reported previously by Gossip Girls, Gwen Stefani and Gavin Rossdale are spending some time soaking up the rays while vacationing in Hawaii. And according to a recent interview, it appears as if Gwen may have ulterior motives for taking her Bush frontman husband on a romantic, tropical getaway.
Apparently, Gwen just can't wait to get pregnant again because Gavin will then cook all the foods that she craves. According to the Wind It Up singer, her rocker hubby turned into "a super chef while she was pregnant with the couple's first child Kingston."
The No Doubt singer explains, "He's a creative cook. He makes whatever I crave, even when nothing seems to be left in the fridge."
When asked about her thoughts on becoming pregnant again, Gwen tells, "It's so fun and consuming and romantic." And what better place than Hawaii to get the ball rolling?
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City face a stern test of their Barclays Premier League title credentials as they travel to Chelsea on Monday night and then host Clichy's former club Arsenal next week.
But after starting their season with a 14-game unbeaten run, City are not fearing any opposition, according to Clichy.
The Frenchman told City TV: "The next two fixtures are really important, they are huge. They are the type of games that as a player you want to play and train every day for.
"If we come out with four points, that would be great, but of course we are aiming for the six points. We know we are capable of doing anything against any team.
"We will be going to Chelsea with the idea of three points. We will try to give our best shot because we can do it if we are serious and focused."


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The U. S. book publishing season of 1935-36 will probably be long remembered for its flood of able memoirs by U. S. foreign correspondents: The Chicago Tribune's Vincent Sheean and New York Times's Walter Duranty led off respectively with Personal History and I Write as I Please. The Chicago Daily News's John Gunther turned in Inside Europe, and its Negley Farson followed with The Way of a Transgressor. These shrewd, readable traders in world politics considerably disconcerted British newshawks who have for a century considered that the world's greatest news exchange was London....
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Figure 7.
PU.2 is a LTR-driven novel isoform of PU.1 that retains DNA-binding activity. Nuclear extracts were analyzed by EMSA using a radiolabelled probe containing the PU.1 DNA-binding consensus. (A) PU.1 and PU.2 expressed in COS cells co-migrate with bands observed in Klf3−/− (KO) fetal liver nuclear extracts. PU.1 is supershifted by antibodies specific for the N-terminus and C-terminus, while PU.2 is only recognized by the C-terminal antibody. Nuclear extracts from COS cells transfected with empty pMT3 vector have been included as a control. (B, C) In Klf3+/+ (WT) and Klf3−/− (KO) fetal liver nuclear extracts, the band which co-migrates with PU.1 is recognized by both antibodies while the band that co-migrates with PU.2 is only supershifted by the C-terminal antibody, confirming the identities of the two bands. In (A-C), comparative quantification of nuclear extract preparations was achieved by western blotting for β-actin. (D) Nuclear extracts from untreated and tamoxifen-treated KLF1-ER inducible B1.6 cells. Nuclear extracts from COS cells transfected with PU.2 (and mock transfected) have been included as controls. The identity of the PU.2 is confirmed by addition of the C-terminal antibody (αPU.2). In (A-D), supershifts have been indicated by arrows, and additionally by an asterisk in (B).
Mak et al. Genome Biology 2014 15:R58 doi:10.1186/gb-2014-15-4-r58


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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Chris Buechler [mailto:cbuechler at gmail dot com]
> Sent: Friday, February 27, 2009 5:56 PM
> To: m0n0wall at lists dot m0n0 dot ch
> Subject: Re: [m0n0wall] Multiple IPSEC tunnels between two endpoints
> On Fri, Feb 27, 2009 at 1:52 PM, Andrew Cotter
> <andrew dot cotter at somersetcapital dot com> wrote:
> >> -----Original Message-----
> >> From: Lee Sharp [mailto:leesharp at hal dash pc dot org]
> >> Sent: Friday, February 27, 2009 1:07 PM
> >> To: m0n0wall at lists dot m0n0 dot ch
> >> Subject: Re: [m0n0wall] Multiple IPSEC tunnels between two
> endpoints
> >>
> >> You only need one tunnel, and appropriate routes and rules.
> >> The tunnel is between the core router and the core router.
> >
> > So... Setup the one tunnel.
> >
> > 10.0.0.0/17 <---> 10.1.0.0/17
> >
> > Once that is up and running, add a static route to say
> >
> No, you were right initially. Static routes don't push
> traffic over IPsec, the traffic has to match something in
> your SPD. Since your subnets aren't CIDR-summarizable, you
> have to use parallel tunnels, as you're doing.
> Aside from the difference in local and remote networks, I
> believe you may also have to use a different PSK for each. I
> don't recall for sure, that's what I've done in the past and it works.
I went back to the parrallel IPSEC tunnel concept, but I can not get both
tunnels to be up a the same time. Like I said in the original email, as
soon as I have both up the tunnels die. The "Pre-Shared Key" is different
for the two tunnels.
Most descriptive error I see in the log is
Feb 28 02:20:18 racoon: ERROR: HASH mismatched
Feb 28 02:20:18 racoon: NOTIFY: couldn't find the proper pskey, try
to get one by the peer's address.
I have been over and over the settings and see nothing wrong especially
since either of them works fine if the other tunnel is down.


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