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Altuzarra Resort 2015
The day after adding yet another hotly coveted prize—that would be the CFDA Womenswear Designer of the Year—to his ever-growing CV (which, by the way, will also include "Target capsule collection creator" come September 14th), Joseph Altuzarra was hard at work presenting his resort collection and solidifying what we have come to recognize as his design signatures. Consider: It is a truth universally acknowledged that the designer knows his way around a pencil skirt (lean, mean, and packing one heck of a chic slit).
With this latest collection, the skirts were still there (occasionally in chain-printed silk twill or languid crepe) but the focus had shifted, both to longer-than-usual hemlines—drawing the eye toward the designer's first in-house shoe collection, black bow-topped or rope-accented pumps, water-snakeskin sandals and flats—and up the body: a pair of perfectly tailored light cotton peacoats in navy and white heralded high detachable collars in contrasting red and black, while the designer's light silk caftan-shaped tops and intricately thread-embroidered peasant blouses were embellished with gold sequins for evening.
Sleek crepe dresses in cream, black, and crimson came with hand-braided silk tassels hanging across the sternum or shoulder blades in a variety of iterations: here a cowl or the retreating flap of a sailor suit, there at the end of a natty silk lapel, mimicking a scarf tossed atop a tuxedo. One standout blazer's strong shoulder and swinging, fringed hem had a modern Talitha Getty–via-the-boardroom look, and while Altuzarra began his presentation by citing inspiration from both the marauding mariners of the Rainer Werner Fassbinder movie Querelle and the coastal towns of North Africa, the mood and spirit—one of a sophisticated, well-traveled allure—was all his own.


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Play a virtual piano wherever you go without acutally having to lug around a 20 pound piano!
Current Features-27 playable notes-Nice graphics :DPlanned Features-Ability to save, load and record songs.-Volume Control-Brightness control-Slider to move piano left or right for more octaves-Cooler looking graphics and animations.Other Stuff-Please play this on an actual DS if possible. It's much easier to play and seems to respond better, as it's kinda difficult to click notes really fast.

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August 15, 2005
Leadership Thought: The Founding CEO's Dilemma: Stay or Go?
From the most recent issue of HBSWorkingknowlege Newsletter:
August 15, 2005
The Founding CEO's Dilemma: Stay or Go?
by Mike Roberts
Summary: Bill Gates and Larry Ellison are rare birds. In this interview by HBS senior lecturer Mike Roberts for New Business, professor Noam Wasserman explains how and why many founding chief executives find themselves replaced.
New Business: Tell us about your research.
Noam Wasserman: My research focuses on founder frustrations in entrepreneurial firms, with a particular emphasis on the core issues of organization building that cause problems for founders' abilities to achieve their goals. I've been especially interested in the pattern of succession in many entrepreneurial firms—specifically, that many founders are replaced by "professional" CEOs early in the life of the venture. My data shows that the percentage of founder-CEOs who "go the distance" is extremely low, especially in high-potential ventures. People like Bill Gates and Larry Ellison, who are able to lead their companies for quite a while, get all the attention because they are rare, not because they are typical.
NB: What do we know about why this happens?
Wasserman: In large companies, when the CEO doesn't do well, the CEO gets replaced. When the CEO does do well, there is almost no chance that person will be replaced. If he or she has led the company to success, that person is about as solid in the position as one can get.
The interesting paradox is that when founder-CEOs do really well, that also increases the chances that they're going to be replaced.
My research shows that in small companies, it's still true that when founder-CEOs do badly, they are replaced. But the interesting paradox is that when founder-CEOs do really well, that also increases the chances that they're going to be replaced. Typically, early in the life of a company—when it is developing its first product or service—the founder who conceived of the idea and began developing it is the perfect person to lead the company, to ensure that it will be able to succeed at hitting the core milestone of completing initial development. However, when that milestone is reached—when the founder-CEO has successfully led the company in its most important task—the chances that that founder-CEO will be replaced also increase dramatically. The challenges within the company change so dramatically that the person who was best suited to lead the early stage of company development is no longer the best person to continue leading the company. Now, the product has to be sold: You have to create a sales organization, manage multiple functions, deal with customers, handle more complex financial issues, and deal with a very different set of challenges for which many founder-CEOs are not equipped. Objectively, many founders might agree that the CEO's job will require skills they don't have, but emotionally, they are very attached to the companies they started, they've grown to like the CEO position, and the success that they have enjoyed so far makes it much harder for others to convince the founders that they need to be replaced. However, it is precisely their success that has increased the need to replace them at this point.
LINK to rest of article
Noam Wasserman is an assistant professor and MBA Class of 1961 Fellow in the entrepreneurial management unit at Harvard Business School. His paper "Founder-CEO Succession and the Paradox of Entrepreneurial Success," published in Organization Science in March-April 2003, won Harvard's 2003 Aage Sorensen Memorial Award for sociological research. With his coauthor, Rock Center Entrepreneur-in-Residence Henry McCance of Greylock Partners, professor Wasserman recently completed a case study about founder-CEO succession at Wily Technology. New Business publisher Mike Roberts met with professor Wasserman to learn more about his research
Posted by Becky at August 15, 2005 1:31 PM Posted to Leadership Thought


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app-storage: is good,
app: is bad). Validate that they're really the modules you developed and signed, then import them (using
loadBytes() with
allowLoadBytesCodeExecution enabled).
UPDATE 2012/05/28: Updated the link to the PDF, which got busted in blog migration.]]>
AIR 1.1 went live last night, bringing international and localization support to AIR. This means that users get an application install experience best suited to their language, and developers can craft apps that are similarly localized. Christian and Jeff wrote articles showing how to do just that; check out the AIR Developer Center.
It's crucial for applications to be able to update themselves. Users expect seamless growth as new functionality is added. Update is also a security safety valve. If an application has a vulnerability, it can update itself to a safe, patched version. Serge Jespers gave a great presentation about update for the onAIR tour.
Now there's a new Update Framework available on Adobe Labs, making it even easier to do the right thing.
In Warsaw last week, Kevin Hoyt was nice enough to tape my talk on security. Yesterday, he made the audio available on his blog.
I can't say enough about how educational and fun the onAIR tour was. The attendees' engagement and expertise was really humbling. Developers are digging deep into AIR and pushing it to the limit, while suggesting great improvements to make development more and more elegant. The evangelists are always great to talk to, and are even greater to travel with.
I just learned about the AIR Cookbook on the developer center. This is a great place for people to share the "recipes" they've created for working with AIR. After seeing some excellent techniques in action the other week, I'm sure the cookbook will become a valuable tool for developers of all levels. Delicious!!]]>
Privileged local applications have a responsibility to protect their users. No one wants their app to have flaws that expose their users' data or computers to attackers. AIR has strict but simple standards about which content (SWF, JS) can get application privileges. Only the files in the application's security sandbox may use the local File APIs, Windowing APIs, etc. Files will be in this sandbox only if they are loaded from the application's local directory via an app: URI, or are imported into that sandbox using explicit APIs.
If you don't trust the content, or don't want to verify that it really is trusted, you can keep it at arm's length. This is the default; remote content is loaded in a remote sandbox according to its domain. One difference in AIR is key: Communication is possible across sandboxes at runtime. Using the SandboxBridge API in AIR, content can expose a discoverable API to content across the border. Any data passed is copied to its destination. Complex data structures can be passed across the (deep-copy, without functions and custom class information).
This feels more like service-style communication. Loading a file is like getting a service endpoint. Your code's integrity is protected by the loose coupling, but the service also has a bit of code that it gets to run in your client. Google Gears's WorkerPool has a similar style, with message passing between threads that run in their own sandboxes. The big difference is that SandboxBridge messages are synchronous, and look like function calls and property gets.
SandboxBridges can be used at frame/iframe borders and at the LoaderInfo that is shared by parent and child when using Loader. Each side can expose APIs to the other. But it's essential to resist the urge to bust the whole thing wide open. Don't think it's cute to just expose every AIR API to unprivileged content. Instead, expose high-level APIs that, when abused, will damage only your application, not the user's whole system. A writeFile(file, data) API is just an invitation for attack. By contrast, savePreferences(data) will make your app less vulnerable to malicious content.
If you do trust the content, and want it to be able to share your runtime data, share your type definitions and execute in your space, you can import it into the application's sandbox. This content will have full privilege. I can't overstate this enough: content you import this way can completely take control of your application. And once it has control of your application, it can start doing evil things to the local machine. It can do anything your app can do.
So, why even bother with such a dangerous technique? Well, in some cases it really is what you want. If you're trying to reduce the download size of your app, you can wait until you need some functionality before downloading it. Flex Modules, for instance, require that they be imported into the loader's sandbox. The same technique works for localization data.
So to pull this content in safely, you need to prove that you can trust it. Given the ease of remote attacks (DNS hacks; man-in-the-middle attacks; owning up the "trusted" server; etc), imported modules must be signed, and the signature must be verified before loading the content.
First, sign your modules. I'm pretty sure you can just use adt for this, then rip the signatures.xml out of META-INF. Then post the modules and signatures.xml
When you download the modules, save them and signatures.xml somewhere in app-storage:/
Use the XMLSignatureValidator class to validate that you downloaded modules that really were signed by you (or some known entity).
Import the modules into your application sandbox. For SWF, use Loader.loadBytes(), pass a LoaderContext with allowLoadBytesCodeExecution=true. I doubt anyone will do *that* by accident.
In AIR 1.0, this is the best way to use Flex modules without taking dangerous risks. I expect there will be other techniques in future versions.
Import this way is not going to work for arbitrary third-party content. If you don't know ahead of time who you trust to have signed it, you must not import it. Once again, we come back to The Spiderman Axiom: with great power comes great responsibility.
Blah. That's way too long. But at least I have someplace to point people to when they ask!
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Electrical Permits are required for all wiring (except in kind replacement of a switch, fixture or receptacle). Westchester County master's electrician license is required. Applications can NOT be mailed, they MUST BE HANDED IN WITH ALL PROPER INSURANCES ATTACHED.
Plumbing Permits are required for all plumbing work. Westchester County master's plumbing license is required. Applications can NOT be mailed, they MUST BE HANDED IN WITH ALL PROPER INSURANCES ATTACHED.
Certificate Of Occupancy required for all NEW buildings (RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL).
Certificate Of Compliance required upon completion of all other building permit work.
Zoning Board Of Appeals considers requests for variance from Town Zoning Law. Board meets second Tuesday of each month except no meetings in July, August or December. Scheduling is arranged through the Building Department.
Architectural Review Board Board provides recommendations to the Planning Board regarding applications for site plan and architectural review. Approves all sign applications. Board meets first Thursday of each month, except no meetings in July, August or December.
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A DAD is set to cycle almost 1,000 miles to raise money for a children's charity.
Ivan Chatton aims to cycle from Lands End to John O'Groats in a bid to raise thousands of pounds for Magic Moments, which provides support for families of children with life limiting illnesses.
He hopes to complete the 970-mile trip in 11 days.
The Ramsden Hall School care worker, triathlete and cyclist, 42, said: "I've been training for the best part of a year now and it will definitely be the hardest thing I've done to date.
"But I think, if you're going to do something, you should put everything into it.
"I've been cycling every day to get my body used to getting on the bike despite the pain.
"I think that will be the biggest challenge, getting through the pain of not wanting to cycle."
On his shortest day, Mr Chatton, of Rudsdale Way, in Colchester, will cycle 78-miles. The longest day will be 110-miles.
He added: "Magic Moments does some amazing things for families.
"I can't think of a more worthwhile charity to do this for."
The charity was set up by Colchester-based estate agent Spicer Haart, which Mr Chatton's wife Helen works for.
To donate, go to justgiving.com/I-chatton.


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Topic: Hi-De-Hi Campers !
Hi all
My names Mark I'm 41 and live in Greenwich, London UK. I was diagnosed with CC in October 2006 but was ill from around Christmas 2005 as my GP didnt have a clue what to do with me except send me for endless blood tests due to my jaundice and weight loss. Anyway eventually I had an ultrasound then MRI then finally an ERCP which was unsuccessful and gave me an infection leading to my admission to Kings College hospital in London in August 2006.
Eventually after every form of scan & biopsy known to man they gave the the good news in October, CC inoperable ! .... Gulp I was 39 at the time and my daughter was 3 so it was a bit of a blow as you can imagine. They inserted a Titanium stent and sent me home where I became quite unwell due to the stent getting infected and had to be readmitted and have 4 units of blood ! My partner tells me I was about 30 minutes from kicking the proverbial at one point which is pretty sobering.
So here I am in 2008 still fighting the good fight ! I've had 2 types of chemo, Gemcitabine and Capecitabine plus a nerve block and most recently Photodynamic Therapy. I have been pretty lucky in that I've been pain free most of the time and have been able to lead a fairly normal life, I'm even still playing the drums in my band !
I think this illness has been harder on my family and loved ones as they've had to cope with worry and stress.
My partner Lorna is already registered on here, shes my rock and without her I would most certainly not be here typing this !
So I thought I'd pop along and say hello all
Long life, love and happiness to all


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The Dino Cliffs Trail is a singletrack route along the low red cliffs just
north of Washington. The trail itself is short (1.8 miles), but you must
ride dirt road to get there. The ride is 4.3 miles as a loop and about the
same as an out-and-back.
View of the cliffs above the western
end of the trail. Photos by Bruce, April
17, 2009, with help from faithful trail dog Jackie.
Perhaps more important to riders in St.George, the trail
provides a fun dirt-and-rock route from city streets to the Church Rocks
Loop and the Prospector Trail. You can leave your house or motel on
bicycle and ride all the way to Silver Reef.
View along the Grapevine Trail (really
a road). The beginning of Dino Cliffs is right in the middle of the photo,
where the rock edge meets the roadway. The corner in the road at mid-right
is where the connector to Church Rocks and Prospector forks off.
The loop ride I describe below is a counter-clockwise trip
including Grapevine, Dino Cliffs, and a dirt road return. (Some of the
dirt-road area is plumbed with sewer for future development, so let me
know when I need to update my ride plan!)
The trail flows over smooth Navajo
sandstone, with views south of Washington and the surrounding hills and
mesas. To the north are views of the tall volcanic Pine Valley Mountains.
The official Dino Cliffs Trail
has 0.1 mile of steep deep sand at the west end. I use the official route
in my ride description, but here's the thing: I didn't see a single
tire-print on that section. Seems most people were heading up/down the
wash that's at the bottom of that long sandy hill. I haven't included that
option in my map or track file since it's not a sanctioned route.
View of typical trail section on the
eastern third - easy riding!
And let's quickly dispose of the other trails in the area: The
upper half of Grapevine? It's a road through sagebrush.
Bracken's Loop? Other than the short piece that gets you to the connector
to Church Rocks, you don'wanna ride Bracken's. Yes, it shows a bicycle on
the trail sign. Probably placed by someone who hates you. We're talking miles of
hike-a-bike in deep sand. Don't be a sucker; don't go there.
Looking east, we're riding below the
cliff edge, as the trail
winds up and down in rock and dirt.
Now a word for those who want to connect through to other
trails. As you leave the Dino Cliffs singletrack heading east, you'll dump
south downhill on DT. Go 0.2 miles, then turn hard L as the main dirt road
veers R. This is signed as Prospector Trail. Follow it up to the top of
the next ridge. There's a T intersection there. R takes you on the
shortest route to Prospector, a steep loose switchback plunge to the sandy
rocky bottom of the wash. (See description below.)
Same spot, looking west. The Dino
Cliffs of Navajo sandstone
keep the views interesting.
Most riders should choose to fork L, signed as Bracken's Loop. After
0.1 mile, fork R off Bracken's and descend the hill. This is a much saner
rate of descent, and you can easily climb back the same way on your
return. At the bottom, turn R on red rock and head east. About 0.1 mile
from the wash, you'll reach a subtle fork. Keep L (straight) to enter the
Church Rocks Loop. (See below.)
View from the ridge just before
descending to the wash on the Prospector connector trail. The Prospector trail
is heading upward from the middle of this photo.
Eastbound on the rock ramp to connect
to Church Rocks.
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Victim's body still not found
A 29-year-old Beaverton man has been charged with killing a 56-year-old Hillsboro woman whose body has not yet been found.
A Washington County grand jury indicted Eloy Vasquez-Santiago on one count of murder in the death of Maria Bolanos-Rivera based in parts on statements he made to investigators, according to Lt. Mike Rouches, Hillsboro police spokesman.
We believe that he killed her on or about Aug. 26, but we dont yet know where yet, says Rouches.
According to Rouches, Vasquez-Santiago was acquainted with Bolanos-Rivera, whose family reported her missing after Aug. 26. Rouches says Vasquez-Santiago traveled to Mexico from his Beaverton home around that time, but recently returned to the border, turned himself in and was arrested.
Rouches says Vasquez-Santiago waived extradiction and was lodged in the Washington County Jail on Monday.
"A lot of details have yet to be filled in, Rouches says.


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Quebec's Jean-Michel Menard continued his role as giant killer on Saturday, defeating Manitoba's Jeff Stoughton to get into the semifinal of the Canadian men's curling championship.
Menard and third Martin Crete, second Eric Sylvain and lead Philppe Menard capitalized on Manitoba's mistakes and were more in control than the 7-6 final score might suggest.
They moved on to play Alberta's Kevin Koe in the semifinal later Saturday night to see who would play B.C. in the final Sunday.
Menard and his team may not have started well at the Tim Hortons Brier but they're finishing on a tear.
"It's true, like we're 3-4 and pretty much on the bubble, but we managed to play a bunch of good games in the row and momentum seems to be on our side," said the 38-year-old Government of Canada human resources manager.
They finished at 7-4, claiming the fourth and last playoff spot.
Saturday they looked as relaxed and confident as they have in all their recent games and continued to play aggressively.
Quebec and Manitoba traded deuces in the second and third ends but mistakes in five forced Stoughton to try a hit for a single and he rolled out for a steal.
"The fifth end was just a terrible combination of shots," said Stoughton, who at 50 said his team would review their future at the end of the season.
"I mean we came deep on Mark's draw, let 'em make a double, then Jon bumped ours out, then we missed the hit and roll, then I missed the double, then I missed the hit and stick for one."
It was the same in six when Stoughton was heavy on a draw to give up a steal of two.
"I think the sixth end was the turning point," said Menard. "When I threw my last rock it went back eight but that piece of ice was really, really fast and I guess he got caught too, so he slid through and after that we were able to control most of the game and avoid major damage."
Manitoba came back with two in seven to close within one but Menard's deuce in eight gave the 2006 Brier winner the margin he needed.
Quebec has only won the Canadian title twice. Stoughton alone has won it three times and Manitoba leads the country with 27 titles.
He gave Menard full credit for the way he has taken on the top three at this Brier and beaten them all in the round robin.
"They're just a good team but I think they get up more for some of the bigger teams than they do for the lesser teams," he said.
"They played really well against Koe yesterday morning, they were great again tonight so whatever it is, it's working."
Menard's win in the final round-robin game against Alberta left the top finishers tied at 9-2 and bumped Manitoba into the 3-4 game because of a tie-breaking formula based on draws to the button.Report Typo/Error


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Classes: Cipher, CipherFactory, CipherImpl, CipherKey, CipherKeyImpl, CryptoIOS, CryptoInputStream, CryptoOutputStream, CryptoStreamBuf, CryptoTransform, DecryptingInputStream, DecryptingOutputStream, DigestEngine, EncryptingInputStream, EncryptingOutputStream, OpenSSLInitializer, RSACipherImpl, RSADigestEngine, RSAKey, RSAKeyImpl, X509Certificate
Functions: initializeCrypto, uninitializeCrypto
class Cipher
Represents the abstract base class from which all implementations of symmetric/assymetric encryption algorithms must inherit.
class CipherFactory
A factory for Cipher objects.
class CipherImpl
An implementation of the Cipher class for OpenSSL's crypto library.
class CipherKey
CipherKey stores the key information for decryption/encryption of data.
class CipherKeyImpl
An implementation of the CipherKey class for OpenSSL's crypto library.
class CryptoIOS
The base class for CryptoInputStream and CryptoOutputStream.
class CryptoInputStream
This stream transforms all data passing through it using the given CryptoTransform.
class CryptoOutputStream
This stream transforms all data passing through it using the given CryptoTransform.
class CryptoStreamBuf
This stream buffer performs cryptographic transformation on the data going through it.
class CryptoTransform
This interface represents the basic operations for cryptographic transformations to be used with a CryptoInputStream or a CryptoOutputStream.
class DecryptingInputStream
This stream decrypts all data passing through it using the given Cipher.
class DecryptingOutputStream
This stream decrypts all data passing through it using the given Cipher.
class DigestEngine
This class implements a Poco::DigestEngine for all digest algorithms supported by OpenSSL.
class EncryptingInputStream
This stream encrypts all data passing through it using the given Cipher.
class EncryptingOutputStream
This stream encrypts all data passing through it using the given Cipher.
class OpenSSLInitializer
Initalizes the OpenSSL library.
class RSACipherImpl
An implementation of the Cipher class for assymetric (public-private key) encryption based on the the RSA algorithm in OpenSSL's crypto library.
class RSADigestEngine
This class implements a Poco::DigestEngine that can be used to compute a secure digital signature.
class RSAKey
This class stores an RSA key pair, consisting of private and public key.
class RSAKeyImpl
class RSAKeyImpl
class X509Certificate
This class represents a X509 Certificate.
void initializeCrypto();
Initialize the Crypto library, as well as the underlying OpenSSL libraries, by calling OpenSSLInitializer::initialize().
Should be called before using any class from the Crypto library. The Crypto library will be initialized automatically, through OpenSSLInitializer instances held by various Crypto classes (Cipher, CipherKey, RSAKey, X509Certificate). However, it is recommended to call initializeCrypto() in any case at application startup.
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void uninitializeCrypto();
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I just Graduated from the Illinois Center for Broadcasting and I am now in the hunt for a new career. It's been a long year but I have a lot of changes hopefully in my future an I have lots of goals I would like to Acheive this year.
I would like to find a girl who is fun, outgoing, down to earth, independent, and has a sense of humor. I have a thing for country girls as well but it's not a must. Anyway if you are interested message me lets see what happens
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2012 Legiontown campaign kicks off soon
It is almost a guarantee that on any given weekend, posts across the country are conducting a fundraiser for the Legacy Fund, organizing a welcome-home celebration for a returning soldier, or going door to door to catch up with former members. Every fall, the Legiontown campaign – started by National Headquarters in 2009 – serves as a banner under which these activities can be more concentrated, and posts can conduct local events to enhance their (and the Legion's) public image in their communities.
The campaign runs roughly from Sept. 16 – traditionally the day Congress designates by resolution as "The American Legion Day" – through November, Membership Retention Month. Congress has not passed such a resolution for this year, but posts are encouraged to have it enacted in their communities. Events can be organized around the month of September as National Disaster Preparedness Month; Patriot Day, Sept. 11; Halloween; Veterans Day; and more.
The Public Relations Division has put together a kit of booklets and guides to assist posts in putting together their Legiontown campaigns, available to any Legionnaire free of charge. The kit contains a campaign guide with milestones, pointers, checklists and contact information; a PR handbook, applicable year-round for every facet of post operations; a copy of the Four Pillars booklet; a Disaster Preparedness Program booklet; and a general Legiontown booklet with numerous examples of posts' good deeds. The kit can be requested by email (firstname.lastname@example.com), or by calling (317) 630-1253. The contents can also be downloaded, free of charge, from here or here.
All posts are invited to register on the Legiontown website and share the stories of the good they do and the successes they have, both during the campaign and throughout the year.


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Develop radio application iphone jobs
I need a software that will stream multiple radio stations (at least 8 of them) and play .mp3 files concurrently. The app will have a few functions to adjust the audio effects of the radio streams or the .mp3 audio being played in real-time (this is important). App specifications - Windows (must work in both 32bit and 64bit) - Audio effects (adjustable
We have a radio interview that we need transcribed into a Word document
We are looking for an...equipment to record and clean for a 4-part radio podcast series. Time required: 2 hours per week for 4 weeks, on Tuesday evening [url removed, login to view] Soft skills required: Efficient, Flexible and Resilient. It needs to be right the first time - no time for re-recording in order to meet tight deadlines of radio show broadcasting.
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1) I need to install SDR sharp into matlab or beable to run rtl-sdr in matlab. 2) I need to be able to fm demodulate the live software defined radio frequency signal, and be able to record the demodulated frequencies audio. 3) I need to beable to load audio files into matlab, and beable to fm demodulate them. Then record or save the demodulated audio
Need a Shopify expert to fix input radio variant
I want to create a radios application for windows 10. I think the best option is to do it universal ie to run on the computer and the mobil. - Design and operation will allow users to listen to radios of their city and country - Should have a section to store your favorite radios - Simple and simple design - The option to add radios should be
I need a script written for a radio advertisement. This should be pretty a simple project as it is a 30 second spot and I can provide all the basic info that you will write about. It just needs to flow well.
I need someone in South Africa to build me a mobile radio.
Hello, i need help about my project, i would like to load pages with jquery without whole page load (while i have radio player and i won't that radio stops playing), and some customization for jplayer..
Hello, i need help about my project, i would like to load pages with jquery without whole page load (whilei have radio player and i won't that radio stops playing), and some customization for jplayer..
I need someone who is capable of submitting 1000 entries to an online web competition. It requires going to a link, selecting the correct radio button, hitting vote, then refresh web page and do it again. This project needs to be completed BEFORE Jul 21, 2017.
We are a house music radio station based in London and broadcasting via the internet and on digital radio in the Cambridge area. We have now come to the point, having built up a weekly online listenership of 50,000 people, that we are looking to find a sales executive. If you're passionate about selling great ideas, confident and self-motivated
We want to replace our old website [url removed, login to view] It looks horrible but we have a very small budget
App IOS code development for [url removed, login to view] (web radio with 120 music channels) Code should be capable to extract "now playing and 5 recent songs song details (artist, title & cover) from the Icecast metadata stream channels. When the a song is changed, song details should be updated fully cinchronized with the song change.
I need a simple web radio player. I have some store where id like to deliver my webradio. On the store there are some new belink android tv box. I need a simple web radio player with: 1 field to put the ip address 1 Option to "autoplay last station when start" 1 Option "recover if lost internet" Volume control, play, pause. The problem
I would like to have a new website buld and desing for my online radio and get a fresh look and the abilty to upload contant regularly with an option to have the radio online all the time .
Need a radio jingle for an online grocery store
We are looking for a freelancer who is willing to work with us on a regular basis to transcribe our radio shows. We will be sending several shows per month, minimally 10 shows and this will increase. We would like the bid to be per show to work on-going. Each show will be sent to be downloaded. The total time to be transcribed will range from 46-50
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They always say that it's a good idea to stand in your customers' shoes every so often in order to be able to empathize. That's probably particularly useful for a concierge business like ours, because we're always trouble-shooting when people are in distress. This week, I've had the chance to sit on the other side, and I'm grateful for it, even though it's been a miserable experience.
You may have heard about Hurricane Rina. She's currently angling toward Cancun and should be there tomorrow, the same day that I'm supposed to arrive there for a wedding. As you can imagine, that's not good. And I've been able to experience first-hand the grief, anger, annoyance, and everything else that comes with it.
I've been able to marvel at the hotel's ability to explain to me that they don't care if my flight was canceled. I still have to pay (at least, that was one agent's take). Oh, they'll be so generous to let me change my reservation to a later date, but considering the wedding isn't changing its date, that's completely unhelpful.
I've also struggled with the airline itself refusing to give much guidance on the situation. Flights are being canceled mere hours before departure without any concern for passengers having to make decisions further in advance. The "waiver" policy is truly unhelpful — only allowing you to shift your trip by a few days either way. Again, the wedding isn't changing, so that's what matters.
This is all incredibly frustrating… and I'm loving it. Let me clarify. I hate it with a passion. I want to personally go to the hotel and the airline and look directly into the eyes of the people making these policies in order to find out if they ever considered how a customer might feel in these situations. I want to call a million times until I find the one person who is willing to make an exception. And that's why this is great.
This is exactly the kind of passion that we need to have when we're helping our own customers. Sometimes it's easy to forget about how difficult and frustrating situations like this can be unless you live them yourself every so often. This might be frustrating for me, but it can only be good for future customers when I'm better able to empathize with them.
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Tennessee Sex Ed Bill Warns Against Hand-Holding & Other "Gateway Sexual Activity" On The Road To Slutdom
There's a point where abstinence-only sex education becomes not just ineffectual and wasteful, but actually funny. And that point is in a Tennessee bill that will require teachers to preach abstinence and warn young'uns about "gateway sexual activity" like hand-holding, cuddling, and hugging. You know, the real slutty stuff.
The bill's sponsor claims it doesn't specifically require teachers to tell kids not to do these things; it broadly directs teachers to warn kids about "sexual conduct encouraging an individual to engage in non-abstinent behavior," which critics say is too vague and open to interpretation. TN's legislature actually sent this bill to Governor Bill Haslam on Friday, which would impose a $500 fine on groups like Planned Parenthood that actually teach sex education and even allow parents to sue teachers.
Good luck discouraging teen pregnancy by refusing to teach youngsters how not to get pregnant! Maybe MTV should just name their next show, "16 & Pregnant: Tennessee."
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Gettysburg College was mentioned as part of the future plans of an 18-year-old reenactor in a June 27 Frederick News-Post article.
From the News-Post:
Sniezek, who graduated this year from Walkersville High School, plans to attend Gettysburg College in the fall to study history. He started re-enacting at age 10, but Sniezek was too young to join the men on the battlefield. He stayed in camp, where he learned about Civil War medicine and was soon teaching it to others. He was also part of the signal corps, which used flags to communicate messages to and from the field.


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So if you still have some dates available in this time period (july and august) please feel free to contact us to check the details. This crossover project DAVID MURRAY CREOLE PROJECT will be back on tour in October/November 2004. * * * photo: Franck Schemmann DAVID MURRAY CREOLE PROJECTDavid Murray - Tenor saxJaribu Shahid - DoublebassHamid Drake - DrumsHugh Ragin - Trumpet (tbc)Francois Ladrezeau - Gwo-Ka drums, vocalsKlod Kiavue - Gwo-Ka drums, vocalsHerve Samb - Guitar David Murray Creole Project III is a fusion of the harmonic structures of jazz, the rythmic accentuations of the Ka Drum of Guadeloupe, and the ritmalistic vocalization in the langage of Creole. The group just completed its 3rd CD, recorded in the Caribbean which features the legendary tenor saxophonists Pharoah Sanders. The result of David and Pharoahs last collaboration " Blues for Coltrane " was a 88 Grammy Award. On stage, the growth of the improvisation, composition and interaction is evident. The group has developed into a genuine working band with a concept that often leaves audiences listening quite intensly and dancing in the ailes. The New York Times POP REVIEW Using a Caribbean Base For Jazz ImprovisationsBy JON PARELES David Murray's Creole, which performed at the Knitting Factory's Old Office last Friday night, is a jazz-Caribbean hybrid split down the middle. Its jazz half is Mr. Murray on tenor saxophone, Santi Debriano on bass and Pheeroan Aklaff on drums, workig with three singers and percussionists from Guadeloupe : Guy Konket, François Ladrezeau and Klod Kiavue, Mr. Murray's brother-in-law and the group's co-director. Creole is an openwork, bare-bones group that unleashes improvisation on tunes in an old Guadeloupean style called ka, after a traditional drum.The Guadeloupean songs, about hard work and hot sun, were uncomplicated meodies built on vamps. Mr. Knoket's bluesy, leathery voice made his songs sound like cousins field hollers; Mr. Ladrezeau's earnest baritone, taking on an impassioned vibrato, moved closer to caribbean pop. Mr Ladrezeau and Mr. Kiavue, playing hand drums, set out methodical three-against-two rhythms. And the jazz musicians offered promising entanglements everywhere, with Mr Debriano plucking syncopated countermelodies against Mr. Konket's stern vocals and Mr Aklaff building eruptions of tom-tom or cymbal atop the beat.Along with Creole, Mr. Murray juggles at least a half-dozen different groups, from a standard jazz quartet to the Senegalese-powered Fodeuk Revue to Speaking in Tongues, a gospel group that performed on Sunday night. But context barely affects his solos. They quickly leap from suavely phrased melody to whizzing, ecstatic flights : scurrying lightly overhead or somersaulting through arpeggios, hopping around the registers or muscling selected notes with insistent trills and targeted honks. He's always in control, puffing up his tone or squeezing it down to an articulate squeal; on Friday night, he hinted at Arabic music and mocksoupy chansons as well as the blues.Mr. Murray's playing galvanizes musicians along with listeners, and creole bore down on the songs to match his drama and momentum; leaving tropical ease behind for the volatility of jazz. BIOGRAPHY David MURRAYTenor saxophone, bass clarinet, composer and producer Be Bop and shut up! No way would the young David Murray bow down : his country was to be the state of free jazz, the last unconquered territory open to the jazzman at the end of the 20th century, where this born-and-bred Methodist would enconter Coltranian terrain and Aylerian temptations, which led him on to the Negro spiritual. Today, aged 45, David has more than 220 albums behind him that tell of this journey.At the end of the 90s he has been frequently associated with fusion, world music, even pan-Africanism, reflecting his journey back through time from the West Indies to the Central American islands, via South Africa and Senegal.From Blaise Makossa's biography of David Murray (2000) Before embarking on this "journey through time", David Murray had already worked his way brilliantly through the history of jazz. Born in Oakland, he grew up in Berkeley and studied with Catherine Murray (organist and David's mother), Bobby Bradford, Arthur Blythe, Stanley Crouch, Margaret Kohn and many others before he left Ponoma College (Los Angeles) for New York where he moved in 1975.In New York he met and played with Cecil Taylor, who along with Dewey Redman, gave the young musician the encouragement he needed. The city would again be a source of new encounters, with people and with music from all horizons : Sunny Murray, Tony Braxton, Oliver Lake, Don Cherry. In Ted Daniel's Energy Band he worked with Hamiet Bluiett, Lester Bowie and Frank Lowe. In 1976, after an European tour, David Murray set up the first of his mythic groups, the World Saxophone Quartet, with Oliver Lake, Hamiet Bluiett and Julius Hemphill. This marked the beginning of an intensely creative time, when one recording led to another, with an endless permutation of formations. From Jerry Garcia to Max Roach, from Randy Weston to Elvin Jones, David Murray worked as widely as possible until 1978, when he set up his own quartet, then octet and finally his quintet. From this time on his focus is more on his own formations, although he frequently works with other musicians, drawing in a whole range of different sounds, from strings (the 1982 concert at the Public Theatre in New York), to Ka drums from Guadeloupe (Créole in 1998 and Yonn Dé in 2002) and South African dancers and musicians (Mbizo, 1998), just some of the treasures he has discovered on his journey. David Murray's awards include: a Grammy and several nominations; a Guggenheim Fellowship; the Bird Award; the Danish Jazzpar Prize; Village Voice musician of the decade (1980s); Newsday musician of the year (1993); personality of the Guinness Jazz festival (Ireland, 1994); the Ralph J. Simon Rex Award (1995). Two documentaries have been made about David Murray's life: "Speaking in Tongues" (1982) and "Jazzman", nominated at the Baltimore Film Festival (1999). "Murray's music stems from the post-free movement, combining the innovations of free in the 70's and New Orleans jazz. It is characterized by its paroxystic effects, producing a harsh, extreme sound. He draws explicitly on African traditions, and symbolizes a return to a raw sound". From Le Dictionnaire du jazz, éd. Laffont, 1995 ARTISTS ON TOUR IN 2004/2005 * DAVID MURRAY CREOLE PROJECT (usa/guadeloupe) * DAVID MURRAY LATIN BIG BAND (usa/cuba) * OMAR SOSA (cuba) -- represented by Transatlantico in Germany* HAPPY APPLE (usa)* MAGIC MALIK ORCHESTRA (france)* BONGA (angola)* BA CISSOKO (guinea)* LILA DOWNS (mexico) * MANOLITO Y SU TRABUCO (cuba)* RUMBA PALENQUERA "THE HERITAGE OF BATATA" (colombia)* TEOFILO CHANTRE (cape verde) -- represented by Griot for Germany, Switzerland and Austria* KARIM ZIAD (algeria)* WOPSO (f.w.i - guadeloupe)* TOTONHO E OS CABRA (brazil) For more information, contact:3D Family50, rue Servan75011 Paris Fabrice email@example.com://www.3dfamily.orgPh : ++33 -240-245-377Fx : ++33-140-091-234


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By Robert Bianco, USA TODAY
Next time you're talking to God, ask Him if He wouldn't rather have a little peace and quiet.
We're not dealing with prayer here, mind you. What The Cleaner overindulges in is that kind of out-loud, one-sided, "Hey God" chatter that was so amusing when Tevye did it back in Fiddler on the Roof and has grown increasingly tiresome and precious ever since.
BASED ON REAL LIFE: Addiction counselor inspired 'The Cleaner'
Unfortunately, "precious" is only one of the problems with The Cleaner, a hacky drama starring Benjamin Bratt as an "extreme interventionist" who shanghais addicts into rehab. A drug addict himself, William Banks (Bratt) made a vow to help others conquer their addictions if God would give him a second chance — a deal God made even though He must have known William was never going to shut up about it. No problem big or small goes by without a comment from William to the Almighty. He's like a seventh-grade girl who just discovered Twitter.
Inevitably, the bad monologues give way to bad dialogue, as when William is called upon to lead the ragtag group that helps him pull unwilling subjects off the street. It does look a lot like kidnapping, but it allows William to bark out commands like "Get the team together. We got a kid in trouble." You could see why a team might be needed to get the addicts to cooperate. What the show never explains is why the team members act as if they've joined the Mission: Impossible force, coming up with some overly complicated scheme when simply waiting till the addict was alone would seem to suffice.
It's all meant to be exciting, but like everything else about The Cleaner, it comes across as almost profoundly silly. Worse, though, is the way the show glosses over the potential this form of unwilling rehabilitation has for making matters worse rather than better.
Stuck in an unappealing show, Bratt remains an appealing TV star. He gets an assist from Grace Park and Esteban Powell, who provide amusing moments as squabbling interveners, and Amy Price-Francis, who provides dramatic heft as William's put-upon wife. Whether they're enough to make you want to watch, you'll have to decide for yourself.
But please, don't talk it over with God. He's distracted enough.
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you can do it all on one side of the canvas actually
first he paints the entire canvas orange
then he paints a blue square as large as possible over that, rotated 45 degrees. it is still 2 meters tall and wide--"height" and "width" just happen to be from corner to corner of the square in this case.
then he paints some green stuff in the middle of the blue square.
nothing says the painting has to be on the canvas!! he paints it on the wall!!
is there something about the task "escape to the camera" that discourages comments?
i only mention this because my recent completion of it got several votes but no comments either.
not that first is actually identifiable anymore, as it seems that most but not all of the time, new votes are prepended to the list.
you know, lincoln, you've done a lot of cool shit for tasks, but this may be the most impressed by you i've ever been.
gleamers... teeth?
"man what" is what doktors say when utterly bewildered
burn unit? doktor harmon?
cmon cmon do it
i just wanna post on this thing again so that people who skimmed over it the first time, maybe because of browser issues, will come back now that it is much easier to load.
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In addition to the Dickens Victorian Village mannequins and Courthouse light show that downtown Cambridge offers every winter season, the Dickens Welcome Center will open with a variety of activities to add to the downtown Christmas experience.
Volunteer Julie Davey will be heading up this new endeavor in downtown Cambridge, located beside Pennycourt on Wheeling Avenue.
Upon entering Cambridge, visitors on tour buses will be welcomed by ambassadors into the downtown Dickens Victorian Village at the Welcome Center where visitors can dress in clothes from the Victorian Era for a picture memory, visit Mrs. Cratchit's Kitchen, watch a TV recording of the courthouse light show, and see a display of how the mannequin heads are made and attached.
Visitors to the Welcome Center can also do some Christmas and souvenir shopping by choosing from a variety of local and Christmas items.
"We try to offer local items, but fill in with other Dickens or other holiday items," said Davey.
They offer a complete line of jewelry, candles, Mosser glassware, Mary Beam tile and Dickens' ornaments.
The Imagination Station in the back of the store offers young and old alike the opportunity to dress in authentic Victorian clothes for a fun picture.
"It's a big part of the store. We encourage people to dress up and get their picture taken," said Davey. "It's a service offered completely free of charge, but there is a nominal fee if they would like us to take their picture."
Mrs. Cratchit's Kitchen provides high tea with a selection of scones and crumpets.
The store is decorated with a beautiful Victorian Christmas tree and decorations becoming of the time.
The gift shop at the Welcome Center is open on Saturdays from 10 a.m. until 6 p.m. beginning in November.
Anyone interested in volunteering their time and assistance to the downtown Dickens Victorian Village at the Welcome Center is encouraged to call Davey at 584-6933.
Christmas is the most awaited time of the year. We all love shopping and this is the peak period for shopping and specially because of having our beloved ones with us. So, many people opt for the Christmas offers in market so as to make out more of less :)


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Frequently asked questions about Transactional Logging
Product documentation
Some frequently asked questions about Transactional Logging.
Q: How does replication work with transaction logging enabled? Does the replicator read from the transactional log for any changes that need to be replicated from the Unified Buffer Manager (UBM) or are changes committed to the NSF first before replication occurs?
A: Replication is unaffected by Transactional Logging. Changes are available in the same manner as they are for un-logged databases. Changes are always read from the in-memory versions of databases when they are open and all cached changes are flushed when databases are closed.
Q: If a user is trying to read a note that has not been committed to the NSF with transactional logging enabled does the user session read the note from the transactional log, the UBM or is the note committed to the database first?
A: The note is read from the in-memory versions of databases when they are open and all cached changes are flushed when databases are closed.
Q: If something is done to change the DBIID of a database, are changes committed first before the DBIID gets changed?
A: Yes. Data is not lost. Things that change the DBIID, such as Fixup -J and Compact -B, change the DBIID because they are making database changes that are not logged. The order of operations is this:
(1) Flush all in-memory changes to the database
(2) Clear the DBIID and halt logging for the database
(3) Make the un-logged changes
(4) Flush all in-memory changes to the database
(5) Assign a new DBIID and start logging changes to the database again.
Note: None of these steps can be done manually; all of them are done automatically. The one manual step is to take a new backup of the database after you see the console message "Assigning New DBIID for DB xxxx."
Q: When is it beneficial to run fixup -j?
A: Hopefully never. It would be beneficial only if the database became corrupt and you did not have a backup to roll forward from.
Q: When fixup -j is run on the entire server I notice that it assigns a new DBIID to some databases but not others. Why is this?
A: Transactional logging should reassign the DBIID's for all transactionally logged databases. Fixup -j will run against unlogged as well as logged databases, so the logging status should be checked of the databases that didn't have a DBIID re-assigned to them and validate that it is not logged.
Q: If the DBIID of a database has changed for some reason, how is the database with the old DBIID and the new DBIID incorporated?
A: There is no intermixing. You must re-backup a database when the DBIID changes. Note: there is no relation to the REPLICAID or DBID.
Q: If a server panics and upon restart Domino automatically performs database recovery, will a large amount of data be lost or is the loss minimal?
A: All cached info will be re-applied and only partial API calls will be backed out. That is, if the server was in the middle of a NoteUpdate call, that would get undone. You will see EVERY NOTE you ever added (and the API call returned) with no loss of data. The Transactional Log is written directly, with no file cache (i.e. all writes are "committed" and writes are done to the Transactional Log at least after each transaction or API call).
Q: If only one database on a server becomes corrupt is it possible to restore only this one database from the transactional log or will the entire transactional log need to be replayed?
A: Transactional Logging restores only the database(s) that need to be. The whole log from the time of the backup must be replayed but only records pertaining to the databases being recovered will be processed.
Q: What is the control file used for?
A: It is used by the logger subsystem to know the state of the log files. The logging subsystem is all of the code in nsf\logger, where some of it runs in the "application" process, meaning in the process that makes logging calls (ex. the server, etc).
Q: If there are any databases or directory links on the server, will these databases be transactional logged as well?
A: Yes the actual database will be logged independent of links.
Q: If Compact changes the DBIID then what happens to a backup copy of the database? Will the log be able to recover in the event a database is replaced on-line?
A: It assumes you did not copy back an older version of the database while the server was crashed. Never "touch" databases after a server crash until you get through a clean restart. You can start a clean restart by simply entering the command "nfixup zzzz" before the Domino server is restarted (where zzzz is a database that does not exist). The initialization of fixup will trigger the restart and recover the logged databases to a clean state. This will clear the UBMand will harden all the information to the transactionally logged databases (the actual NSF), then the server can be restarted. Consistency check will run against all non transaction logged databases.
Q: When the server is live, how is it possible to monitor the health of the transactional log?
A: Any extra "monitoring" of the log at run-time is not recommended as it will disturb your system performance. The log is not read very much while the server runs so it is true that issues with the logs would not soon be noticed; however, the log is written to constantly and all hardware would give a bad return code and generate error events if write errors occurred.
Q: The customer uses FTP to move NSF files between "live" servers. Can the Transactional Log recover from finding a new database live while the server is running?
A: IMPORTANT: Never OS copy or FTP a live logged database. The reason is that a new replica creates a replica stub on the new server, then populates the database later, preserving the state of the transaction logging. An OS copied database will be subject to a consistency check when it is placed on the new server.
It is acceptable however to pull or create a new database replica of a live logged database. A new replica creates a replica stub on the new server, then populates the database later, preserving the state of the TL. An OS copied db will be subject to consistency check when it is placed on the new server.
There are no known problems adding new databases (new databases do not have a DBIID yet) to a server "live", but you must get a "clean" version and you should make it appear "instantaneously" so it does not show up as only half there, as it would when you FTP it.
The recommendation is as follows:
- Use dbbackup from API Sample or a backup vendor's backup (dbbackup test tool takes a backup and "applies all pending changes" so it's a healthy backup). Make the extension of the database something non N* line .bak.
- FTP or copy the bak file to the other server.
- Rename the bak to nsf so it "appears" instantaneously.
- The next open will assign a new DBIID and run fixup if it was logged before, to clear the log sequence numbers in the file. It may take a while if it was a large database, but then it will behave normally.
An existing database that is not open that needs to be moved from one server to another should be done using Notes\New Copy or New Replica. Prior to the move, the extension should be changed to something other than .nsf. The database can then be moved via new copy or new replica. When the move is complete, the extension should be changed back to .nsf. This method ensures that transactional logging begins logging the database only when it is complete and consistent. It is important to note that this will change the DBIID of the database so a backup must then be taken.
Q: A database on a Domino server is continuously becoming corrupted and is then being marked as read only. If transactional logging is enabled on the server will it mark the database as read only?
A: The only thing that transactional logging will do is mark the database corrupt. It will never mark the database as read only.
Q: How does transactional logging operate with SCOS (shared mail)?
A: The capability to have transactional logging for SCOS in R5.x does not exist. This capability is present in Notes/Domino 6.
Related information
Transaction Logging in Domino R5
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Software version: 5.0, 6.0, 6.5
Operating system(s): AIX, IBM i, Linux, Solaris, Windows, z/OS
Reference #: 7003410
Modified date: 01 March 2007
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Why do u think that one number is XXXXX low? Or maybe I should say..how is that one number so low and everything else be ok ?
Ok..thank you so much :)
Hi Dr. Thomas..another question about this Iron thing if you have a moment ?
They gave me a copy of the actual values listed on the Iron Study and also told me that I needed to pick up a script for an Iron Supplement they called in for me and get started on it....I am going to list the values here and was hoping you could explain to me what the numbers are and also was wondering..at the levels I have..am I anemic enough for it to be causing the level of fatigue I am dealing with ?
As far as I know..the last time my hemoglobin was checked at the ER last month, they told me that it was 10.8 ?
OK...I am scheduled for a Leep procedure in less then 2 weeks...Is this going to make me feel worse then i'm already feeling....I know its not your specialty but I am currently having period and feel incredibly weak and and fatigued and almost sick ....Some months are this bad and some are not..so I am a bit worried what this surgery is going to make me feel like with this whole anemia thing.
Ok..thank you so much for your time and clarification of all this...I do appreciate...
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Here's your daily dose of the latest and greatest from the world of health! We skip the sensational stories (please, no more Anna Nicole DNA testing news! There is stuff going on in the world!). Today, we bring you the most compelling, useful…and, yes, bizarre health news.
To wit: evidently, furniture may be making people obese. You'll want to click it out, kids.
Big Pharma and Thailand: Smackdown
Abbott Labs (the same folks who proudly market unhealthy junk food to children and lie to parents about it) is furious with Thailand for having the gall to look out for its impoverished, AIDS-wracked population. If you think the situation in Africa is bad, take a look at what Abbott is doing in Thailand. Seriously, between happily creating a nation of tiny diabetics at home and knowingly keeping medicine from poverty-stricken human beings abroad, just how do these guys sleep at night? Even bees know that's wrong.
Is Your Couch Making You Fat?
It gives new meaning to the term "couch potato". It appears that the flame retardants used in many fabrics and furniture cushions may be contributing to insulin resistance and obesity. Click it out!
The Law of Unintended Consequences
Sometimes putting out one fire creates another. That's certainly the case with many drug therapies. Kindergarten teachers everywhere groan: the chickenpox vaccine is losing its effectiveness.
Studiously Avoiding Vegetables? We Ace That Test!
All right! We're #1…in avoiding fruits and vegetables. Unlike the U.K., which, despite being the country that invented fried fish and chips and such breakfast treats as canned beans on toast, manages to meet its health goals, we still vehemently refuse to eat enough salad. Well, except you, Apples. Right?
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With so many food blogs online and new ones popping up everyday, sometimes it's hard to sift through them all to find a true, honest to goodness, quality food blogger.
Are you looking for someone who is posting whole food recipes which have actually been made with their own hands, and who is also so skilled in their craft and photography, that you just want to run to your kitchen to make whatever has been posted that day? Well, let me do you a favor and tell you that I'll save you some sifting…go to my friend Valentina's blog, Cooking on the Weekends, and you'll see what I mean.
Valentina describes her blog as cooking creative, comforting food for casual entertaining, but it's so much more than that. I am constantly in awe of her talents (check out her photos!) and do not know how she cranks out so many delicious recipes, while also wearing many other hats, but mostly just by being a mom of two young boys. That's an overtime job in itself!
Here is an example of one of her delicious dishes~
You won't just find Valentina posting on her blog because she's a contributor to many other sites, like PopSugar, and has had her recipes featured in the Huffington Post, The Kitchn and PBS Food, just to name a few. You can also find her on Facebook, Twitter and Pinterest (links on her blog)…oh, and tell her Christina sent you! :)
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Eat spicy stews – both vegetarian and not – with spongy injera bread at this friendly Eritrean joint.
A mosob is a handwoven table around which people gather to eat. This is one of the many facts about Eritrean cuisine we learned at this welcoming restaurant. In fact, instruction on Eritrean life and culture goes well beyond food, because the people who run Mosob are on a mission to promote their homeland.
A very good job they do too: in the gaps between courses, our beaming waiter produced a well-thumbed book about the buildings of Asmara, and we also learned about the Italian occupation – at which point the pudding list (tartufo classico, tiramisu) became clear. But the main event is the cooking, especially the gloriously diverse vegetarian choices; these include beautifully spiced lentils (timtimo), pounded and stewed chickpeas (shiro) and spinach (hamli), and often involve cottage cheese.
Meat eaters also fare well, thanks to the likes of the Mosob special (marinated lamb chops with spinach and lentils) and the muscular combination of hamli mis siga (tender stewed beef with spinach and garlic). Everything is served on spongy, yeasty injera, which is also used to scoop up the food. After such a feast, plus a few Serengeti lagers and the warm popcorn served as part of the final coffee ceremony, we didn't need feeding again for 24 hours.
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At: Brass, Avenue Van Volxemlaan 264, 1190 Brussel (next to Wiels)
April, 18-21, 2013
"Echange" took place in the framework of Poppositions, a pop-up fair taking place during the same period as Art Brussels and located at Brass, a cultural centre housed in the same complex as the Wiels Contemporary Art Centre.
"Echange" questions the art market and the trade of art in a playful manner. The artists approached the shops around Wiels with one of their artworks and offered to exchange it for a few weeks in return for an object the shopkeeper attaches value to. There were 24 artists participating in the project comprising varied artworks including paintings, drawings, video installations, photographs, and performance.
Thus, we didn't show the artwork in the exhibition but the exchanged objects that the merchants in the neighborhood offered. These objects act as a mirror for the world around Wiels. The participating artists explore how their artwork functions in different contexts. For a moment they put their egos aside and show their work in a less prestigious place where it is hopefully not stripped of all magic but new ways of experiencing it may arise.
From April, 18 to 21 2013, you could view the objects in Brass, as well as a video documentation on the exchange between the artists and the local shopkeepers. If you wanted to see the "real" art, you needed to enter the streets, the baker, the teahouse, the hairdresser or the butcher.
Bart Van Dijck
Gery De Smet
Hala Elias
Koen Broucke
Lieven Segers
Thé van Bergen
Shuxian Lee
Karl Mechnig
Annemie Augustijns
Delphine Lebon
Kristof Van Heeschvelde
Debby Huysmans
Annelies de Mey
Cristian Bors and Marius Ritiu
Elisabeth Ida
Maaike Leyn
Film: Christina Stuhlberger, David Denil, Svend Thomsen, Idea and realisation: Maaike Leyn, Lay-out: Shuxian Lee
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IF Iran successfully can claim they had no direct involvement, (actually the regime really does not) and that the attacks were from unaffiliated terrorist groups and rogue Islamic extremists then nuking Iran would be more difficult... Then again, perhaps Iran's more radical leadership places their fate in a higher power and can accept martyrdom if it can bring about the defeat of the "great Satan"?
Iran's independent groups are not even based in Iran, and can be more easily tied to Syria, Yemen and even Al Qaeda in Pakistan.... Among other places.
Regardless, they have cells in the USA, literally there are thousands of them...
Someone asked me so I will answer here...
I was asked if I am crazy, or if this is for real...
I am, crazy, ... Crazy is the only cover and protection I have from who I really am... No, more specifically from who I
. It is who I was that made it all possible. And yes this is very real, I would not be posting about any of it here if there was any real hope at stopping it now.
The questions you should be asking are:
What if he is right?
What if it can't be stopped?
What have I got to lose?
Good luck.
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If it gets to that point, countries with troops in the ME will have to implement plans to secure strategic reserves at home from a paniced populace.
No food, no water, no electricity as refineries are disabled in a multi tiered strategic attack to completely destroy any capability to advance into Iran for any extended period.
Most countries have only a few months strategic reserves to support COG whilst Iran has gone on record stating it has enough for 3 years to ensure COG.
Then at least you understand that Iran has no intentions of fighting anything even close to a conventional war.
Their retaliatory strike forces are all independent, the war will be everywhere, literally.
They do have plausible deniability... Muslims of the world are not all Iranian, or Shiite. The secretive Iranian organization has been covertly working their plans for decades now among most of the known and unknown "terrorists", and have had help from major enemies of the west.
Plausible deniability is perhaps their most dangerous weapon of all.
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Correct. Irans retaliatory capabilities can be conducted should the head be cut off, and those operations can be implemented using local resources.
It is a strategy that the western military intelligence are aware of, and a strategy they are unable to effectively counter, although by god they are trying.
Western reports to the western civilisations will have no choice but to propogate Irans plausible deniability to some extent so as not to further panic the populace initially, but events will become self evident.
IMO it will most likely commence with Syria, with AL and US combined forces conducting their 'humunatirian mission' with the backing of UN.
Russia interests in Syria will then have no choice but to engage, drawing Iran into the conflict through either direct action by Iran, or most likely the perceived direct action of Iran through some orchestrated incidents or incidents in support of russian assets currently in Syria.
Unilateral military action on Iran will then become inevitable, leading to the scenario as outlined in this thread.
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ohhhhh I see what's going to happen. ROFL I SEE EXACTLY WHAT WILL HAPPEN. guys listen........this is a scam, this entire thing is a scam. what's going to happen is, you have $160,000 to "pop her cherry", you will not be able to finish having sex, once you penetrate, that's it, it's over and you have to let her go. If the guy continues to have sex with her, she will sue and call in a rape charge.
look between the lines. lolz whoever pays for that is not only gullible, but also going to get screwed.
but why on earth would anyone pay $160,000 for that. $160,000 with all those rules, it's basically paying $160,000 to have bad sex o.O to be honest, the person would be better off going to a bar, getting a really slutty chick for one night and you would have much better sex then paying $160,000 for that woman LOL
Went up 30k today. Some Jack Miller must really be desperate if hes willing to spend 190 grand to have sex with a young virgin. Funny enough the male counterpart to that site is only sitting at 1300
Is she really justifying prostitution with photography? :facepalm:
I don't claim to know what kind of desperation she has faced, but I don't think material gain is worth the price you pay for giving up your own sanctity as an individual (not talking about virginity, though that does make things worse). That's just me, I guess.
But yeah, really desperate, too...especially considering her terms and conditions.
double post nooooo
If u can afford 160k to bang this chick you can spend 6k and bang a hot young chick that will do a lot more lmao
I'm curious on what she looks like. I mean...she better be hot if it's gonna be around 200K, right?
Just a thought here but after she goes through with this.....Richard Branson,owner of virgin mobile,could put her in one of his airplane/phone commercials. :snicker
People seem to miss the point. It's for charity. Those celebrity auctions people pay thousands of pounds for stuff that isn't worth that much.
Plus money is relative. If you are a billionaire a few hundred grand is nothing. Probably spunk that on a weekend in Monaco.
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She is a virgin? The sex is going to suck then! Waste of money!
After seeing more pictures def not worth the price.....
Maybe additional pictures will change my mind though...
EDIT: After looking at more pictures, she definitely has a great body, but I can see why some may not think she's pretty. I'd still say she's nothing less than a 7/10 though.
No way, the face kills it. 5/10
I'm sorry but I'd pay to take her virginity. That is, if I had the money to do so without screwing myself over. That young woman is absolutely gorgeous.
The winner bid was for $780,000.
By losing something, Catarina Migliorini could gain $780,000.
The 20-year-old Brazilian woman has been auctioning off her virginity online for the past few weeks and a man from Japan known as "Natsu" came out on top with the winning bid.
Natsu beat out five other bidders after a feverish final day where the price of Migliorini's virtue jumped from $190,000 on Oct. 23 to the final $780,000 price tag.
The news wasn't so good for her male counterpart, Alex Stepanov, whose virginity only racked up $3,000 from a woman in Brazil named "Nene B."
Although Migliorini, a physical education student, has claimed to media that she planned to donate as much as 90 percent of the auction price to charities that will build homes in the Brazilian state of Santa Catarina, even auction organizer Justin Sisely, who devised the plan for a proposed documentary, was skeptical.
"I was surprised she said that because in all my dealings with her, she made it clear that it was a business decision for her," Australian filmmaker Justin Sisely told The Huffington Post recently. "Now, given how big this story is in Brazil, she's trapped. If she doesn't give any money to charity, she's going to look bad."


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The overriding feel for AW15 would best be described as the push. You could be forgiven for reading about the trends this season and thinking that nothing has really changed - the themes sound roughly similar to past seasons trends ergo nothing has really moved on, but this is really not the case. Sure, you will see the same key-words popping up here and there 'mixed-media' 'supersized' 'tribal', but we are really not talking about the same mixed-media/supersized/tribal that we were a year ago. This season, designers have taken the same themes and characteristics (because as we all know, trends rarely pop out of nowhere. They are in constant motion, evolving and developing over the seasons) and given them a daring push.


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From: Dienekes Pontikos <>
Subject: Re: [DNA] How old is Y-Chromosome Adam?
Date: Wed, 5 Jan 2011 00:38:49 +0200
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Ok, it will be interesting to see how you would modify the Ballantyne
et al. rates if you used the average instead of the median.
That way we can see how important the difference is, and how it varies
for markers of different mutability.
For example:
DYS436: 0 mutations in 1798 meioses,estimated at 3.84x10-4
DYS594: 1 mutation in 1635 meioses, estimated at 1.03x10-3
DYS576: 24 mutations in 1727 meioses, estimated at 1.43x10-2
On Tue, Jan 4, 2011 at 11:36 PM, Ken Nordtvedt <> wrote:
> My message was just a response to a brief question posed by
> omeone --- what is the basis for claim that very slow STRs have their rates
> systematically underestimated?
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May 1 marks the 79th anniversary of Dorothy Day's great achievement: a movement whose vision of activist faith couldn't be farther from the moralizing of the religious right that has seemed to define Christianity's incursion on politics since the 1980s. The Catholic Worker, which Day founded with Peter Maurin, a French immigrant, was — and remains — a philosophy, a social initiative, a way of life.
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THE ASSOCIATED PRESS: 21 Killed In North Nigeria Church Service Attacks
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