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Linux, by many accounts, is growing like gangbusters these days.
And, really, why wouldn't it be? Nearly every "hot" technology hyped in the media these days directly or indirectly depends on Linux. Cloud computing? Big data? DVRs? Android smartphones? It's all running Linux underneath, and as these sectors continue to explode, so too does Linux.
About the only hot tech property that doesn't have a direct Linux connection right now is the tablet market, which anyone would have to concede to Apple's iPad.
With all the giddiness about the success of Linux, I was a little curious about where Linux is popular these days, so with a little time to kill, I did a little research on Google Insights for Search. If you're not familiar with this tool, Insights produces normalized results of search terms entered on Google, and tracks those trends over time. It also breaks out search terms by (again, normalized) geographic area.
If you look at the results for "Linux", for instance, the results show that in terms of regional interest, Cuba seems to be the relative leader in searches for Linux, followed by the Czech Republic, India, Taiwan, and Lesotho.
I wanted to go a little deeper, though, so I tried this: Insights listed the top related searches to "Linux" on Google, each with a given relative score, from 0 to 100. The top ten of these related searches to Linux (with their relative values to the Linux search term) were:
- ubuntu (100)
- linux ubuntu (100)
- linux download (70)
- linux server (45)
- linux command (30)
- suse linux (30)
- suse (30)
- linux usb (25)
- fedora linux (25)
- fedora (25)
These results were interesting enough in and of themselves, but it is very important to remember that this is a snapshot only: my results were different when I ran the exact same search on Insight just a few minutes later. Thus, the geographic results are just as likely to move up and down.
With this snapshot in hand, I set about tabulating the results for each nation listed underneath each of these related search terms. For each value the country I had, I multiplied it by the relative value that search term had to the original "linux" term. For example, both "suse" and "suse linux" had values of 100 in Germany (as one might expect), but they were multiplied by 0.3 to take into account the relative values of 30 each term had compared to "linux."
That was my methodology, so what were the results?
It turns out that the Czech Republic has the highest interest in the most-searched-for aspects of Linux. It showed up in the top 10 of "linux" and seven of the 10 related terms listed above. The top 10 list based on my snapshot reads like this:
- Czech Republic
- Cuba
- India
- Germany
- Taiwan
- Sri Lanka
- Indonesia
- Russian Federation
- Bangladesh
- Italy
What is interesting to me on this list is the mix of developing and industrialized nations--and the distinct absence of the U.S., the U.K, and China from the top 20. In fact, these countries weren't close to the top at all. The rankings for nations of interest were:
- Japan
- China
- South Korea
- United States
- Canada
- Australia
The United Kingdom did not appear in any of the 50 nations that showed up in my search this morning.
You should take these results with a massive grain of salt, as I am presenting them for general interests' sake only: you can view the map and table of my results for yourself. These results may or not be reflective of where Linux is "hot" right now, because these are normalized values and (as I noted) subject to a lot of change.
Defining where Linux is hot is a tricky business, but in some locations there definitely seems to be a trend towards Linux interest in diverse regions around the world.
Now if only I had a travel budget…
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Microsoft Corp. acknowledged Thursday that Internet Information Server (IIS), a component of the Windows 2000 Server, and holes in the Internet Explorer Web browser are being used in widespread attacks that are compromising Web pages and using them as launching pads for malicious computer code.
Microsoft issued an alert late Thursday and posted a Web page with information on the attacks. The company urged customers to apply the latest security patches for both IIS and the Internet Explorer Web browser and increase the security settings on Internet Explorer browser. In an unusual move, Microsoft noted that users that are running its as-yet-unreleased Windows XP Service Pack 2 operating system are protected. (See: http://www.microsoft.com/security/incident/settings.mspx.)
The warnings from the Redmond, Washington, company came as antivirus and computer security experts said Friday that an organized gang of Russian hackers were behind the attacks and were using the security holes in a coordinated, global attack to steal sensitive personal and financial information from customers of leading banking and e-commerce Web sites.
Rumors of the attacks surfaced Thursday, after network administrators spotted malicious files on Windows 2000 machines running IIS version 5. Computer security experts are still analyzing the attacks, but have isolated files involved in the attack and how the malicious files are being spread from Web sites to customer machines, according to a message posted on The SANS Institute's Internet Storm Center.
The infected files have names such as Download_Ject_Symantec.doc, ipaddress.txt, issue.csv, ads.vbs and agent.exe. They are placed in a Windows folder named "inetsrv." In addition, the configuration of IIS is changed, so that an option called "enable document footer," is turned on, according to the Internet Storm Center.
That Microsoft Web site encourages network administrators to apply a recent patch for IIS, MS04-011. Systems that did not have this patch may be vulnerable to the attacks, the company said. A previously unknown and unpatched (or "zero day") security vulnerability in IIS may also be to blame for the infections, said Ken Dunham, director of malicious code at iDefense Inc.
That program contains a key-capture feature that can be used to steal password and credit card information from Web sessions, and forward those to the criminals behind the scam, experts said.
NetSec Inc., which provides managed security services for large businesses and government agencies, began detecting suspicious traffic on several of its customers' networks related to the spreading exploit on Thursday morning, said Chief Technology Officer Brent Houlahan.
NetSec and the Internet Storm Center declined to name companies affected by the exploit, but both said that the problem is widespread. NetSec said that an online auction Web site, search engine site and a comparison shopping site all were known to have infected visitors' computers with the malicious code.
The exploits appear to be the work of an organized group of Russian hackers and are designed to harvest personal information that can be used for financial fraud, security experts said.
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Mexicans should abstain, Americans can do as they please, and Brazilians are all but banned from doing it. It seems everyone under the sun has an opinion on whether World Cup players should be allowed to shack up during the tournament.
"Nobody has died from practising abstinence for 40 days," Mexico coach Miguel Herrera said, although he stopped short of enforcing a total ban.
US coach Jurgen Klinsmann takes a more 'casual' approach, in his own words, to the prospect of his troops having sex, noting that wives, girlfriends and families are welcome throughout the month in Brazil.
Relaxed attitude: US boss Juergen Klinsmann. Photo: AFP
Other players might not be so lucky. "There will be no sex in Brazil," declared Bosnia and Herzegovina coach Safet Susic in Britian's Daily Star newspaper. He's certainly not the first to be so strict - England coach Glenn Hoddle forbade players from coitus in 1998. It didn't help.
As for the Australians, they'll be holed up alone in the picturesque Ilha do Bois hotel, which hugs the Vitorian coast - a romantic set up, to be sure. And after being given Buckley's chance of winning by overseas media, you might forgive the Socceroos for seeking a bit of sexual healing.
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"With everything we need to do in camp I don't think those things are of primary importance," he told media. "There's more important things in these three or four weeks."
But is there any actual science behind the sporting myth that abstinence begets achievement? Not according to experts.
Professor David Bishop, from the Institute of Sport, Exercise and Active Living at Victoria University, wrote in The Conversation there has been very little scientific effort to investigate the link. But of four studies he looked at, "all have concluded that there is no detrimental or beneficial effect of sexual activity before competition on subsequent athletic performance".
Some have argued that sex deprives athletes of energy and ejaculation saps the body of testosterone. But in reality, sexual intercourse does not burn much energy and many studies suggest ejaculation helps keep testosterone production high - probably a good thing for sporting performance.
If there are risks from pre-match fornication, they are likely to be separate to the act itself - staying up all night at bars and using drugs or alcohol.
And it could be that fans, rather than players, are the ones who end up with blue balls this World Cup. A semi-scientific poll of 200 Croatian men aged 30 to 50 found nine out of 10 would rather see a match on TV than have sex with their wives, while 40 per cent would abstain for the duration of the tournament, if forced.


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Until a man can walk w/o guilt, I have no interest in ever giving Jeb an open ear.
He began the cuts in the programs in Florida as a governor. His previous experience as a real estate investor in Miami, was not a plus for Floridians.
Al Hoffman, of WCI Development helped fund "daddy's needs" as well as George junior's desires. Hoffman backed the family and when he got into some hot water, he called in a favor and got a free appointment to Portugal as an Ambassador.
Tenet Health Care was in trouble for Medicare and Medicaid fraud. As governor, Jeb pulled some strings and saved Tenet. Now, Jeb is on the board at Tenet.
Out of Dallas, came Jeb to take a stab at making money in Florida. Just as Rick Scott made his money on the backs of the taxpayers and then headed to Florida.
There is no clean slate as the circle continually spins with one hand patting another's back and all sit with grins reaping the gold.


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Aubrey O'Day Has Some Doggone Fun With Dye
What some people might consider animal abuse, Aubrey O'Day considers a darn good time.
The former Danity Kane singer has opened up to Us Magazine to discuss her controversial practice of constanly dyeing Ginger, her one-year-old teacup Maltese, a variety of colors.
"She likes to have looks," O'Day says of the oft-dyed pooch. "It actually seems like such a taboo weird thing nowadays, but if you research online, you will see a whole underworld of dogs who are dyed."
A whole underworld of dogs who are dyed? Why hasn't anyone started a support group for them yet?
Moreover, O'Day insists, she's humane about the procedure, making sure that her vet approves all of the dyes she uses, and coloring Ginger when she's asleep because it's "hassle-free; she doesn't even know [it's happening]."
"I do it like anyone would color hair," O'Day says. "She sits on my lap, and I have a brush, and I paint it on and use foils."
Not only does Ginger not mind having her fur glamorized—she actually enjoys it, according to O'Day. The dog "loves attention and because she's colored and has different outfits, she gets so much of it. She prefers it."
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I have a seven year loan with a balloon payment. I always thought that the balloon payment was my balance after the seven years If I didn't pay anthing except the monthly payment but I have been paying extra every month thinking that I am paying it off but now I am scared that i will still have this balloon payment when the 7 years is up. Is that correct?
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Must have been a while since you took out that loan, as balloon notes are far and few between these days. It would certainly be worth looking at refinancing options, both with your current provider and others. I write loans nationally, would be glad to give you some options if you like.
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It's been a very good year creatively for Cass McCombs, the reclusive singer-songwriter who memorably melded dark subject matter with sly humor on this year's Wit's End, and produced an even better batch of tunes for the forthcoming Humor Risk, which comes out next week. One of our favorite songs on Risk is about two childhood friends who start a cross-country drug ring, and then end up in prison, where [SPOILER] one of the buddies gets stabbed 60 times with a ballpoint pen by his cellmate, Charles. (The music is really good, too. Look for our review next week.)
Anyway, the lead-off single for Humor Risk is "The Same Thing," which fans of Wit's End will note is far more rocking than anything on that quietly devastating record. You can catch a few shadowy glimpses of McCombs in the video, which otherwise sets a series of Super 8 images to the song's insistent melody. [via Pitchfork]
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Nannies who kill
It's that awful fear we all try to ignore – that someone we have let into our home will harm our children. Here are four stories in which the worst happened – child minders killed the kids they were entrusted to protect.
As parents, we're constantly worried about the strangers who might someday harm our family; the idea of this monster that lurks just on the periphery, ready to pounce as soon as we let our guard down is a common – if somewhat unfounded – fear.
Because violence against children is, tragically, much more likely to be perpetrated by someone the child knows. In some cases, that person is the family babysitter.
There's something all the more painful about the idea of a person you trusted to take care of your children betraying them in the most awful way possible. It's an idea that makes us want to turn away in denial – to blame the parents for not checking the babysitter's credentials closely enough or for not noticing the signs that something wasn't quite right. It's also an idea that sends us out on the hunt for nanny-cams and police-record checks, that makes us hyper-vigilant to what our kids tell us about what happened during the day when we weren't there.
The following stories are four of the most chilling accounts of instances in which the unthinkable has happened – parents leaving their child in the hands of a killer.
Jessica Fraraccio
The details of the killing are as tragic as they are unfathomable. Jessica Fraraccio was 22 years' old when she stood trial for murdering 23-month-old Elijah Nealey in 2012. The Nealeys, a Virginian family, had entrusted Jessica to babysit for Elijah for seven months prior to his death and, even in the months afterwards, never suspected it was murder – they believed it was a tragic accident.
After changing her story several times (at first telling police that Elijah had slipped in the bath and hit his head), Jessica confessed to knocking the toddler's chair out from under him while he was eating his lunch, because he "wouldn't stop crying". According to The Huffington Post, she then explained how Elijah had hit his head on the table and chair, and that she had then dragged him upside-down around the house, hitting the child's head on a number of objects before covering his mouth and nose to stop him from crying. This eventually smothered him, killing him.
The Nealeys were outraged when in 2013, Jessica had 45 years of her 50-year sentence suspended, meaning she would only be made to serve five years before having the opportunity to be paroled. The judge also ordered that she make a donation to a children's charity of her choosing every year on Elijah's birthday. The Washington Post reported Judge Brown as feeling that a long sentence would not be in anyone's interests. "Nothing I can do brings back Elijah or makes them feel better," he said about the boy's parents. Of Jessica, he added, "Likewise, nothing I can do to punish her is more important than her memory of what she did."
Sarah Cullen
Sarah Cullen, a nanny from Nebraska, was 24 years' old when she began working for Ashley and Christopher Bell, looking after their four-month-old son, Cash. Unbeknown to the Bells, Sarah had been fired from a previous daycare centre for being too rough with the children, though this hadn't shown up on the police check the couple conducted on their nanny. In February 2013, Cash was in Sarah's care when he suffered horrific brain injuries. Sarah and her boyfriend rushed the child to hospital, but doctors were unable to prevent the severe brain damage that left him blind, deaf and requiring a machine to keep him alive. Five days after the injuries took place, his parents made the devastating decision to switch off his life support.
At first, Sarah Cullen denied any knowledge of how baby Cash came to be injured. She then changed her story to suggest he had suffered a fall from his baby swing, and then that she had tripped while carrying him and he had hit his head on the tiled floor. She was charged with murder, and a jury rejected her defence team's assertions that it was an accident, finding her guilty of shaking the baby to death.
In May 2014, she was sentenced to 70 years in prison.
Arielle Smith
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This is one of the most disturbing stories imaginable.
Louisiana woman Arielle Smith, at the time 19 years' old, bundled five-month-old Andre Jenkins into a clothes dryer because she reportedly "was trying to watch something on television". Then she turned the clothes dryer on, with Andre's toddler brother and her own one-year-old son standing by.
Andre suffered scalding burns to most of his body and severe head injuries and, according to reports, could have been inside the hot dryer while it was on for up to three minutes. Arielle then phoned Andre's mother to tell her he wasn't breathing, initially claiming she had accidentally dropped scalding hot water on him, but later confessing to the heinous crime.
She was sentenced to life in prison in 2010.
Louise Woodward
The Louise Woodward trial was highly publicised and caused controversy on both sides of the Atlantic. English au pair Louise Woodward was 19 at the time of the incident, and working for an American family living in Boston. Louise was entrusted to look after the couple's eight-month-old son Matthew, along with his older brother. In February 1997, Matthew was in Louise's care when he sustained a brain injury that landed him in hospital. Louise called emergency services when Matthew became unresponsive, and when he was examined it was discovered that he had suffered a massive brain trauma, consistent with shaken baby syndrome. Matthew fell into a coma and died five days after he was hospitalised. Louise was arrested and charged with murder, with the prosecution asserting that Louise had shaken Matthew and hit his head against something, causing the injury. A jury convicted her of second-degree murder in October 1997, but her conviction was reduced to involuntary manslaughter less than a year later, and released with time served.
Do you trust your kids to be looked after by someone other than your immediate family?
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- Babysitter who killed toddler gets 5 years from HLN
- Louise Woodward case from Wikipedia
- Jurors hug parents after convicting nanny who killed their baby boy from New York Daily News


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But I say, it is easy to find fault with others, and a happy man has all the wisdom of Solomon.
There was little to find fault with in the tiny sitting-room after candles were lighted.
He's having hard work with his studies nowadays, and has less time to find fault with things.
Babies, my book is for you only, and so I hope no one will find fault with it, but only amend it.
There was little specially characteristic of that portion of the country with which he did not find fault.
Nor with this do we find fault, for we justly prize the body.
Yet I can't help thinking, suppose—just suppose I had a right to find fault,—suppose I were a near friend,—would she bear it then?
But I do not find fault with Beyle for drawing her, and she, too, is very human.
If the traveller too often reaches the inn hungry and disposed to find fault, he usually quits it good-humored and happy.
Thirdly, that it was quite a matter of indifference to him who did find fault.
late 13c., faute, "deficiency," from Old French faute (12c.) "opening, gap; failure, flaw, blemish; lack, deficiency," from Vulgar Latin *fallita "a shortcoming, falling," noun use of fem. past participle, from Latin falsus "deceptive, feigned, spurious," past participle of fallere "deceive, disappoint" (see fail).
The -l- was restored 16c., probably in imitation of Latin, but was not pronounced till 18c. Sense of "physical defect" is from early 14c.; that of "moral culpability" is first recorded late 14c. Geological sense is from 1796. The use in tennis (c.1600) is closer to the etymological sense.
late 14c., Scottish, "be deficient;" see fault (n.). Meaning "find fault with" is from mid-15c. Related: Faulted; faulter; faulting.
late 14c., Scottish, "be deficient;" see fault (n.). Meaning "find fault with" is from mid-15c. Related: Faulted; faulter; faulting.
A fracture in a rock formation along which there has been movement of the blocks of rock on either side of the plane of fracture. Faults are caused by plate-tectonic forces. See more at normal fault, reverse fault, strike-slip fault, thrust fault, transform fault. See Note at earthquake.
Our Living Language : Bedrock, the solid rock just below the soil, is often cracked along surfaces known as planes. Cracks can extend up to hundreds of kilometers in length. When tensional and compressional stresses cause rocks separated by a crack to move past each other, the crack is known as a fault. Faults can be horizontal, vertical, or oblique. The movement can occur in the sudden jerks known as earthquakes. Normal faults, or tensional faults, occur when the rocks above the fault plane move down relative to the rocks below it, pulling the rocks apart. Where there is compression and folding, such as in mountainous regions, the rocks above the plane move upward relative to the rocks below the plane; these are called reverse faults. Strike-slip faults occur when shearing stress causes rocks on either side of the crack to slide parallel to the fault plane between them. Transform faults are strike-slip faults in which the crack is part of a boundary between two tectonic plates. A well-known example is the San Andreas Fault in California. Geologists use sightings of displaced outcroppings to infer the presence of faults, and they study faults to learn the history of the forces that have acted on rocks.
In geology, a place where sections of the crust of the Earth move relative to each other. (See earthquake and San Andreas fault.)
Note: Faults tend to occur near the edges of tectonic plates.


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The following information from the Harrison County Sheriff's Office indicates drivers and/or owners whose vehicles were involved in accidents.
April 19 – At 11:37 p.m., a non-injury accident was reported on KY 392 four miles from town. Jackson Sanders was traveling on KY 392 when he dropped off the side of the road causing him to flip his vehicle on its side.
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April 8 – At 11 a.m., Seth Smith of Walmart Security reported that an individual came into Walmart and attempted to get a refund for an ink cartridge that he had just picked up at the store. He left with the merchandise but returned and dropped it off in the pharmacy department. Police arrested Chad Jones, charging him with theft by unlawful taking, shoplifting.
On Saturday, May 11, Sally Cammack, of Cynthiana, will demonstrate how she designs and paints gourds, from 10:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at the Kentucky Artisan Center at Berea.
Born in the coal mining town of Stearns, Ky., Cammack now lives in rural Cynthiana, where she uses gourds raised by her family and friends to create her work.
Gourds are picked in the fall and stored in an open-weave basket to cure.
Mattie Jenkins was singing along with the Harrison County Homemakers during a tea party on April 19. The homemakers visited Cedar Ridge health center where they provided homemade pie and fine china for the ladies to enjoy.
Three businesses were broken into over the weekend and police are still searching for suspects.
The Cynthiana Democrat will be hosting its 10th Home and Garden Show this weekend at the Burley Co-op building on U.S. 27 North.
The Harrison County Fiscal Court has agreed to help pay half of the nearly $60,000 of neglected Senior Citizens Center payroll taxes.
"We're not here to offend anyone, but to defend our members," said Berl Perdue Jr., state president for the Fraternal Order of Police.
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A selection of quotes from competitors and organisers.
Øystein Kvaal Østerbø (men's winner)
I hesitated a few seconds and lost a few more in my route choice. But it was agood run. I don't say it was better than the world championships which had a course which went out of the streets but this was very technical.
Helena Jansson (women's winner)
I've never seen and O course like this. It was really tricky with little streets and alleys. This was just the way it should be. I agree it was more difficult than the world champs. This is a whole different level, you don't get street orienteering like this in Norway.
Graham Gristwood (2nd)
Sprint orienteering requires maximum speed and intense concentration. Errors are severely punished and complex decisions have to be made very quickly. I can't wait to test myself on the course round Perth today.
It was a constant technical challenge. What orienteering should be. I've been injured since the world championships so I'm happy to be here and running well. I ran up a dead end that cost me maybe 20 seconds but he beat me by thirty so I have got to be pleased.
I was really happy with my race and with coming second today. The course was constantly challenging as I knew I had to run fast but still keep my eye on the map.
Pippa Archer (4th)
That was fantastic. You had to read the map the whole time and I let that decide how fast I ran. I was cruising, never stopping but being very careful.
Murray Strain (5th)
Avoiding all the shoppers out on my course made my race a bit more challenging, but it was exciting at the same time to have such a buzz around the course from spectators and baffled members of the public.
Claire Ward (7th)
I had my second baby in January and I'm coming back after that. I'm still not as fast as I was so I'm excited about this result.
Sarah Rollins (Disqulified for missing a control)
I was running hard and just missed number 17. Hollie Orr (who missed out the same control) I was trying to catch up after making a mistake at number 16.
Scott Fraser, (professional officer with the Scottish Orienteering Association and organiser of the event)
This weekend has been an excellent showcase for the sport as well as for Perth. We've been supported throughout by Perth and Kinross Council along with our sponsors local firm I&H Brown and also Event Scotland. The driving force behind this weekend is to act as a springboard towards our ultimate aim to host the 2015 World Orienteering Championships and to demonstrate that Scotland remains a world class orienteering venue.
Andrew Dalgleish (Computing/technology)
This was, in my mind, the most technologically advanced orienteering event to date in the UK (certainly that I've been to) combining light gate, radio controls, commentary, live results, live video feed, and the big screen.
We should be proud of what we achieved and hopefully it will help SOA/BOF bring the World Championships to Scotland in 2015.
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eCommerce Advertiser Round Table: Lucinda Duncalfe Holt, CEO of ClickEquations led this roundtable and provided the following notes:
There are fundamental shifts underway in search marketing. First, search and social are coming together. Second, there's a coming wave of proliferation of search-like channels coming. These two dynamics will drive deep changes in search marketing.
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I think you'll have to at least wait for the full release.
Remember it's currently at version 0.9
Hi all
Just got my first iPod for Xmas and trying out Facetime between the iPod and the iMac. Can you change the ringtone in Facetime on the iMac to something else???
I have looked in Facetime>preferences and also the Sounds menu in System Prefs on the iMac, but can't see any way of doing it.
I think you'll have to at least wait for the full release.
Remember it's currently at version 0.9
Ahh of course!
Forgot it was still a beta.
I see Skype has now released video calling for iPod Touch/iPhone. I tried that out yesterday and it seemed to be pretty reasonable for a free tool
Oops! Got this totally wrong. We use FaceTime. He was looking at using Skype but it didn't work out.
Post previously said - (Yes it does seem pretty good. A friend calls me on his latest iPod Touch to my MBP - works well.)
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You can technically change it. If you go into the app by using 'Show Package Contents' there is a file called "vc~ringing.aif" that is the ringtone. You can technically replace this with any other AIFF-encoded audio file; which can be done with iTunes or Audacity.


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revenuenoun [ U ]uk /ˈrev.ən.juː/ us /ˈrev.ə.nuː/ also revenues
C1 the income that a government or company receives regularly(政府的)税收,岁入;(公司的)收益
Taxes provide most of the government's revenue. 政府岁入的大部分来自税收。
Government revenues fell dramatically. 政府财政收入大幅下降。
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Today is my seven year birthday in real estate!! Toot! Toot! Blow the horns and light the candles! This fresh-faced, eager Realtor lady had no idea what kind of roller coaster ride she was in for But I'm so thrilled to say that I have not only survived the changing real estate times, I am thriving now. My past clients have faithfully sent new friends, co-workers and family my way and I am extremely grateful! Hard work and perserverance DOES pay off!
While I can't post pictures of homes that aren't my listings, I can TELL you about homes my buyers scored with fixed interest rates in the mid-3′s to low 4′s recently:
* Custom home on big acreage in Lakebay! Absolutely stunning and gorgeous with room for everything and everyone. Instant equity for my buyers on appraisal… Yippeee!
* Solid one family-owned, lovingly cared for home on a double view lot in Bremerton for a killer deal!
* Luxurious condo in Gig Harbor with all the bells and whistles in a private, gated, cul-de-sac community.
* 6 bedroom home for a family of 7 near Brownsville Marina! Lovingly cared for home with gorgeous landscaping, updating, and even a chicken coop and chickens included!
* Fabulous starter home for my friends' newlywed daughter and son-in-law! Downstairs second kitchen and bath allow them to earn income while starting their lives in the upper residence. Absolute STEAL under $150K!
*2 condos for a friends' parents who had an investment goal with some recently acquired family money. They are now making tremendous return-on-investment, as compared to a regular savings or money market account.
* A gorgous private sanctuary between Poulsbo and Silverdale for a "starting over" friend of mine. After long hard days at a new career, she can come home to beautiful privacy.
* Longtime friends, family of 5, who achieved their dream of acreage in Seabeck, with room for kids and critters to all frolick together!
See my most recent list of solds below. Each of these photos is so much more than a house to me: Each set of sellers and buyers came to me with specific goals and dreams in mind and together, we made it happen!


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Welcome, NBers, to our annual State of the Union live chat! While most blogs ask you to sit and watch while they write about the event, our users are part of NB's coverage. Below the fold you'll find streaming video of the President's speech and the GOP response from Rep. Paul Ryan (once the video embed code is available). And of course we've also embedded a chat room so you all can join in the commentary.
As with all NB events, you are expected to abide by the NewsBusters terms of service. Vulgarity and general obnoxiousness will get you kicked from the chat room.
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People with Migraines face many challenges. That should go without saying. It's especially disturbing when insurance, or lack thereof, makes living with Migraine disease even more burdensome.
A new study published in the April 13, 2010, print issue of Neurology®, the medical journal of the American Academy of Neurology verifies what Migraineurs have long known... People with no health insurance are less likely than the privately insured to receive proper treatment for their Migraines.
The Study
Study objective:
"To determine whether insurance status is associated with differential outpatient treatment of migraine in the United States."1
Study methods:
Researchers analyzed 11 years of data on 6,814 visits for Migraine from 1997 to 2007 from two federal surveys that provide a nationally representative sample of all US visits to doctors' offices, hospital clinics and emergency rooms:
- the National Ambulatory Medical Care Survey
- the National Hospital Ambulatory Medical Care Survey (conducted in 1997–2007), which surveyed patient visits to doctors' offices, hospital outpatient departments, and emergency departments (EDs) in the United States.
Researchers employed logistic regression data analysis to determine whether insurance status was associated with the prescribing of standard Migraine therapy, defined as:
- a triptan or dihydroergotamine (Migraine abortive medications)
- a Migraine preventive medication.
Study results:
Analysis of the data showed that:
- people with no insurance were twice as likely to receive substandard migraine care as people with private health insurance.
- Medicaid enrollees were 50% more likely to receive substandard treatment, suggesting that "access to some forms of insurance is not the same as access to adequate care," according to Nardin.2
- People were only 20% as likely to receive standard acute treatment to stop a migraine and 10 percent as likely to receive standard treatment to prevent Migraine in emergency rooms than in doctor's offices
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Our Staff
Cynthia A. Jarvis, Minister
Cynthia Jarvis never intended to become a Presbyterian minister. An English major at Denison University, she considered journalism, theater, the writing life or even, in desperation, becoming a paralegal. Instead she received a Rockefeller Trial Year Fellowship in 1971, a grant designed for religious outliers whose questions about God far outnumbered their affirmations. That year was spent in Boston. There she attended concerts, lecture series, protests and, by the way, went to classes in Old Testament, theology and social ethics at Boston University School of Theology. At the year's end, she was hopelessly hooked on theology and transferred to Vanderbilt Divinity School. She completed her M.Div. degree in June of 1974 and was awarded the Tillet Prize in Theology. Like all cradle Presbyterians, she had learned to love God with her mind.
Ordained in September of 1974 to be the assistant minister of Westminster Presbyterian Church in Wooster, Ohio, a congregation in residence at The College of Wooster, Cindy's responsibilities included campus ministry. During those years, she gathered students who were uneasy with the institution of religion and invited them to wrestle weekly (often late into the night) with questions of faith. Many of those students are now colleagues in churches throughout the country. In 1979, she became Director of Field Education and Assistant Professor of Ministry at McCormick Theological Seminary in Chicago where she loved teaching theology and literature and where she spent two years missing pastoral ministry. Therefore in 1981, when the search committee of Nassau Presbyterian Church in Princeton, New Jersey asked her to be the Associate Ministry for Pastoral Care, she leapt at the chance to return to a congregation. With most of the faculty of Princeton Theological Seminary in the pews, her understanding of the church's faith was tested and deepened during her time in Princeton. In 1996, the Presbyterian Church of Chestnut Hill asked her to be the minister and head of staff. Through many dangers, toils and snares, she has been taught, by the congregation whose teacher she is, how to love God with her heart too!
Cindy enjoys spending time at their cottage in Maine where Cindy reads theology, literature and the New York Times. Currently, she is co-editor of a seven volume biblical commentary for Westminster John Knox Press entitled Feasting on the Gospels. She is also co-editor of two books: Loving God with the Mind: The Pastor as Theologian and The Power to Comprehend with All the Saints: The Formation and Practice of a Pastor-Theologian. Currently she is writing a book of personal theological essays on the frescoes of Fra Angelico in the Cloisters of San Marco in Florence. With Mark A. Anderson, former Minister of Music in Chestnut Hill, she has written the text for Hear Now Our Praise with All Creation, the AGO Hymn of the Year in 1999 and Love's Mystery, written for the 100th anniversary of the Philadelphia Chapter of AGO .
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Austin Crenshaw Shelley, Director of Christian Education
A native of South Carolina and a graduate of Columbia College (magna cum laude in English and Studio Art), Austin Shelley received her Masters of Divinity degree this past May from Princeton Theological Seminary and was ordained on October 14, 2012. Before attending seminary, Austin taught art, Spanish, and Latin and was the director of the Academically Gifted Program at Chapin Middle School in Chapin, South Carolina. She then served as Director of Youth Ministries and Preschool Music Teacher at the Lake Murray Presbyterian Church, also in Chapin. While at Princeton, she did her field education at Trinity Episcopal Church, served as a chapel assistant and chorister for daily worship services in Miller Chapel, and was a teaching fellow for Greek and Hebrew courses. Austin is married to Mark Shelley who teaches European and United States history at Princeton High School. They have three children–Emilyanne, Micah and Ruby Kate.
Austin is extremely excited to join the staff here at the Presbyterian Church of Chestnut Hill and feels that the position to which she has been called provides a wonderful opportunity to share her love of children's ministry, her passion for sacred music and the arts, and her firmly held belief that our true identity is found in our belonging to God.
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Brian Russo, Director of Youth and Senior Adults
Brian Russo was born in Summit, New Jersey on October 18, 1981. He received his B.A. in Psychology (and earned membership to the Psychological Honors Society) from Seton Hall University in 2004, for which he researched auto-biographical memory narratives, contrast effects in rats, and differential evaluations within early-adulthood schizophrenic populations. Upon graduation, Brian gained employment at UMDNJ (The University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey) and worked with Dr. Norman Hymowitz; researching, testing, evaluating, and educating about tobacco preventative measures, specifically in pediatrics. After his federal grant was exhausted prematurely, Brian joined a study-abroad program in Italy, and lived in Florence for five months, studying the language, culture, and history of renaissance art. It was during this experience that Brian felt persuaded to apply for the Masters of Divinity program at Princeton Theological Seminary.
In 2006 Brian was accepted to the aforementioned, and there cultivated his personal call into ministry. He interned as a Chaplain at the Princeton HealthCare System, for which he worked at three distinct locations: The University Hospital, Merwick Hospice Care, and The Princeton House Rehabilitative Retreat. Brian also interned for two years at the Presbyterian Church of Chestnut Hill, assisting the youth minister in the care of the youth of the congregation.
Brian joined the staff full-time in May 2009 as the Interim for Senior Adult Ministries, and has since become the Director of Youth and Senior Adults. He lives in Jenkintown, PA. When not with his responsibilities at the church, Brian enjoys reading, photography, philosophy, Radiohead, LOST, fantasy football, and amateurish studies in astrophysics.
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Daniel Spratlan, Director of Music
Daniel Spratlan, currently in his fourth year as director of music at PCCH, is also the Acting Director of Choral Activities at Drexel University. He earned his doctorate in choral conducting from Rutgers University in New Brunswick, NJ. While at Rutgers, as a graduate fellow and adjunct conducting faculty, he conducted the Rutgers University Collegium Musicum, served as assistant conductor of the RU Kirkpatrick Choir and the RU Glee Club, and taught undergraduate choral conducting. Dr. Spratlan received his M. M. in choral conducting from Westminster Choir College in Princeton, NJ, and B. A. from Earlham College in Richmond, IN. As an active professional singer for over a decade, he has performed with ensembles such as the New York Philharmonic, New York Choral Artists, Opera Company of Philadelphia, Clarion Choir, San Francisco Symphony, L. A. Philharmonic, and is currently in his ninth season singing with The Crossing, one of PCCH's ensembles-in-residence.
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Ken Lovett, Organist/Associate Director of Music
Ken Lovett holds degrees in organ performance and sacred music from Furman University and Westminster Choir College. In addition to his work at PCCH, he is the accompanist and assistant conductor of upper school choirs at Germantown Friends School, and he directs resident choirs at Philadelphia's Cathedral Village and The Hill at Whitemarsh.
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Jo Ann West, Church Administrator
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Leslie A. Lefer, Director, The Center on the Hill
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Leslie graduated from the University of Delaware with an undergraduate degree in Recreation and Park Administration. She began her career as a Recreation Coordinator for two prestigious resorts in the state of Florida. Her desire to help others on a more personal level drew her to therapeutic recreation and working with seniors at two residential retirement communities. Leslie's love of travel enticed her to become a meeting planner, managing meetings all over the country for financial officers and CEO's. Longing to get back into working directly with people, in 1998 Leslie made the leap into the learning and development field.
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One side of an entire downtown street will be converted to paid parking on Tuesday.
The east side of Spring Street from Main to Durant will be converted from dedicated carpool spots to paid parking, said Tim Ware, the city's parking director.
The conversion of 21 spaces will bring in an estimated $10,500 in new revenue annually, Ware said.
The impetus for going to paid parking on Spring Street, according to Ware, is that the city has lost about 20 spaces in the downtown core due to development since meters were implemented in 1995. That's not including the spaces that are currently temporarily lost due to large construction projects on Galena Street, Hopkins Avenue, Hunter Street and Hyman Avenue.
"We are trying to get back to net gain," Ware said. "It's time to reclaim paid parking. … At least we will be back to flush."
The east side of Spring Street has been carpool parking since paid parking was implemented. The program offers free parking passes for high-occupancy vehicles. Those with carpool permits who are accustomed to parking on Spring Street will be able to continue to park for free on nearby residential streets. There are also other carpool-designated parking areas around town, such as behind the Hotel Jerome on Bleeker Street and in the parking lot near the Aspen Chamber Resort Association offices.
The additional pay stations have been purchased and cost $20,000. Ware said the stations were bought used because the parking department is scheduled to replace all of the city's pay stations in 2016.
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Golden CO (SPX) Mar 22, 2006
The U.S. Department of Energy's (DOE) National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) has released its annual ranking of leading utility green power programs. Under these voluntary programs, consumers can choose to help support additional electricity production from renewable resources such as solar and wind.
More than 600 utilities across the United States now offer these programs.
Using information provided by utilities, NREL develops "Top 10" rankings of utility programs in the following categories: total sales of renewable energy to program participants, total number of customer participants, customer participation rate, and the lowest price premium charged for a green pricing service using new renewable resources.
Ranked by renewable energy sales, the green power program of Austin (Texas) Energy is first in the nation, followed by Portland General Electric, PacifiCorp, Florida Power & Light, and Sacramento (Calif.) Municipal Utility District.
Ranked by customer participation rates, the top utilities are City of Palo Alto (Calif.) Utilities, Lenox (Iowa) Municipal Utilities, Montezuma (Iowa) Municipal Light & Power, Holy Cross Energy (Colo.), and Sacramento Municipal Utility District. (See attached tables for additional rankings).
"Utility green power sales continue to show strong growth across the country," said Lori Bird, senior energy analyst at NREL. "These utilities are the national leaders."
Customer choice programs are proving to be a powerful stimulus for growth in renewable energy supply. In 2005, total utility green power sales reached 2.7 billion kilowatt-hours (kWh), a 36% increase over 2004. And an estimated 430,000 customers are participating in utility programs nationwide, up 20% from 2004.
Utility green pricing programs are one segment of a larger green power marketing industry that counts many government agencies, colleges and universities, and Fortune 500 companies among its customers, and helps support more than 2,200 MW of renewable electricity generation capacity.
NREL analysts attribute the success of many programs to persistence in marketing and creative marketing strategies, including in some cases, utility partnerships with independent green power marketers. In addition, the rate premium that customers pay for green power has dropped as fossil fuel prices have increased. "Higher prices for conventional energy sources are focusing greater consumer attention on renewable energy options," said Blair Swezey, NREL principal policy advisor.
NREL's Energy Analysis Office performs analyses of green power market trends and is funded by DOE's Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy.
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Journal OF Industrial Ecology Focuses On Eco-Efficiency
New Haven CT (SPX) Mar 17, 2006
Disputes over the trade-off between the environment and the economy are a central feature of contemporary politics. Whether the threat is global warming or toxic substances, the tension between cost and environmental benefit is often palpable.
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Travel Channel Greenlights Original Series ADAM RICHMAN'S BEST SANDWICH IN AMERICA
Travel Channel has greenlit two new original unscripted series and announces the development of two original travel series to complement the Network's robust programming slate for 2012. New series include ADAM RICHMAN'S BEST SANDWICH IN AMERICA featuring popular host and "comfort food czar" Richman as he travels from coast to coast on his personal quest to find the BEST sandwiches made in the U.S.A., and "Toy Hunters," showcasing toy collector Jordan Hembrough, as he searches throughout the country for the rarest toys and turns them into big profit.
Travel Channel's new series in development provide two very unique perspectives of travel. "Mile High" (wt) provides the unique perspective from the traveler's POV, and follows best friends Mike McGuiness and David Arquette as they embark on a string of spontaneous, improvised adventures around the world. The Network will partner with executive producers David Arquette, Courteney Cox, Omar Epps and Mike McGuiness for Coquette Productions, Inc. to develop this new original travel series. "Aloha Gold" (wt) provides a behind-the-scenes glimpse into the wild world of one of the biggest independent tour companies in Hawaii, and the unique perspective of those who work hard to make vacations memorable.
In addition, the critically acclaimed original series "The Layover" hosted by Anthony Bourdain has been re-upped for a second season. In season two, Bourdain explores new jet-setting hubs proving that layovers are opportunities for travelers to mingle with locals, crash parties, dine on local cuisine and explore cultures.
"We have a dynamic programming slate rolling out this year, where we will be providing a diverse array of perspectives from a new team of travel experts and pros who will inspire and engage our viewers through their personal lens," said Andy Singer, SVP, Programming & Production, Travel Channel. "Making the unfamiliar familiar is our aim this year, and we remain committed to providing compelling programming that moves our travelcentric audience beyond their every day destinations."
"Adam Richman's Best Sandwich in America" (wt) has been greenlit as an eleven-episode (ten half-hour with a one-hour finale) weekly series featuring one man's quest - Adam Richman - to find the best thing since sliced bread ON sliced bread. Richman will sample the three most mouthwatering masterpieces a region has to offer, and then name one "supreme." Production of the "Man v. Food" franchise, hosted by Richman, which had a four-year successful run on the Network, will be rested. Travel Channel will continue to air past seasons of the popular series. "Adam Richman's Best Sandwich in America" (wt) is based on an idea by Adam Richman and will be produced by Sharp Entertainment for Travel Channel. For Sharp, the executive producers are Matt Sharp, Dan Adler, Bob Larson and Adam Richman, and the series producer is Bonnie Biggs. The executive producer for Travel Channel is Daniel A. Schwartz.
"Toy Hunters" will be a weekly half-hour series which follows toy and collectibles dealer Jordan Hembrough as he scours the country for hidden treasures to sell to his buyers around the world. Originally a special that aired on the Network last month, this original series centers on Hembrough and his quest to claim the status as the ultimate toy collector. In each of the twelve episodes, Hembrough travels from city to city strategically maneuvering around reluctant sellers, abating budgets and avoiding unforeseen roadblocks. For this toy hunter, poking through cramped attics and rummaging around dirty garages to score rare vintage items is all in a day's work. "Toy Hunters" will be produced by Sharp Entertainment with Travel Channel's Stone Roberts as executive producer.