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The University has given Campus Safety the primary responsibilities for code enforcement to help maintain compliancy with health and safety items such as fire and occupational safety on the campus. Campus Safety also partners with Plant Services to maintain compliance for environmental safety.
This division of Campus Safety is used to mitigate hazards to the campus for all students, staff, and faculty through inspections, training, and public education.
The Office of Campus Safety employs one fire inspector/code enforcement officer as well as a part time fire extinguisher technician. Patrol Officers are also cross trained in various areas of compliance including fire inspection and occupational safety.
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Wisconsinmade.com Featured on Wisconsin Public Radio1/17/2011
WPR interviewed Wisconsinmade.com owner Linda Remeschatis.
Wisconsinmade.com Thank You Gifts & Wedding Favors Featured on The Morning Blend- January 4, 20111/5/2011
The Morning Blend Show in Milwaukee shares Wisconsinmade.com thank you gifts and wedding favors with viewers.
Wisconsinmade.com Featured in Madison's In Business Magazine 12/28/2010
'In Business Magazine' gives a glimpse of what it's like to be an online retailer during the busy holiday season.
Wisconsinmade.com Kringle of the Month Club Featured on CNN Living12/17/2010
Wisconsinmade.com pastry club holds spot number 5 on CNN's slideshow of 'Unique Gifts That Keep On Giving'.
Milwaukee Journal Sentinal Article Recommends Stately Gifts from Wisconsinmade.com 12/17/2010
A modern "12 Days of Christmas" features brat sauce, ice cream, gouda cheese, fruit jams and more from Wisconsinmade.com.
Wisconsinmade.com Holiday Gifts Featured on The Morning Blend- December 1, 201012/1/2010
Wisconsinmade.com owner Linda Remeschatis gives Morning Blend viewers helpful holiday gift ideas.
Wisconsinmade.com Encourages Madison to Buy Local Christmas Gifts11/30/2010
Linda Remeschatis shares holiday gift giving tips with Carleen Wild of Madison's NBC 15.
WisconsinMade.com Holiday Dinners Segment Featured on The Morning Blend - November 15, 2010 11/17/2010
Linda Remeschatis gives Morning Blend viewers helpful holiday meal ideas with gifts from Wisconsinmade.com.
Wisconsinmade.com Founder To Be Keynote Speaker at the National Association of Women Business Owners - Madison Chapter Meeting9/20/2010
Linda Remeschatis will address the Madison Chapter of the National Association of Women Business Owners. NAWBO asked Remeschatis to give a motivational presentation describing how in ten years she took her Wisconsinmade.com from concept to grossing a million dollars.
Success Magazine Shares Linda Remeschatis's Tips for How to Start a Business8/5/2010
"Too late to start a business?" asked Success Magazine, "Hardly, say these entrepreneurs who only wish they'd done it sooner." Wisconsinmade.com founder, Linda Remeschatis is one of the entrepreneurs over 50 whom Success Magazine featured in this inspiring article.
In Business Magazine Interviews Linda Remeschatis About Wisconsinmade.com4/27/2010
WTDY's "In Business With Judy And Joan" interviews Linda Remeschatis about running the business of Wisconsinmade.com.
Wisconsinmade.com Recognized For Supporting Wisconsin Buy-Local Efforts10/15/2009
OnMilwaukee.com features Wisconsinmade.com in article about efforts to support Wisconsin's economy by buying gifts made in Wisconsin.
U.S. News and World Report Features Wisconsinmade.com's Linda Remeschatis as Example of Baby Boomer Entrepreneurs10/15/2009
Wisconsinmade.com featured in U.S. News and World Report article: "Entrepreneurship Is The New Retirement"
How I Stayed A Survivor After Breast Cancer9/30/2009
More.com Magazine features Linda Remeschatis, breast cancer survior and founder of Wisconsinmade.com.
6 Tips for Starting a Business After Age 507/2/2009
US News and World Report Interviews Wisconsinmade.com founder, Linda Remeschatis, for 6 Tips for Starting a Business After Age 50
IBMadison's blogger, Paul Gibler, commends Wisconsinmade.com for embracing social media 6/23/2009
Blogger Paul Gibler, describes how businesses are marketing themselves through social media. He cites Wisconsinmade.com's blogs as one successful example.
Dane County Lifestyles Magazine Reviews Wisconsinmade.com5/18/2009
Mixed Media's Gary Knowles applauds Wisconsinmade.com's high-quality products. (Page 12)
Cookie Time3/25/2009
Brookfield sisters turn hobby into growing business.
Wisconsinmade.com shows the tangible benefits of a business plan1/28/2009
Wisconsinmade gifts create memories1/28/2009
Wisconsinmade.com Donates To Women's Breast Cancer Coalition10/10/2007
See more news about Wisconsinmade.com6/8/2006
Wisconsinmade.com: Selling everything but cheeseheads 12/21/2004
An interview of Linda Remeschatis with WisBusiness.com's Brian Leaf.
Publicity Packet5/18/2011
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Customer Testimonials5/12/2011
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See what reporters, editors, bloggers, and TV personalities have to say about Wisconsinmade.com!
WisconsinMade.com Tailgating Gifts Featured On The Morning Blend Show - Oct 15, 201010/18/2010
Today at TMJ4, The Morning Blend Show Showcases Wisconsinmade.com Tailgating Specialty Foods and Gifts
SEO Report Card: WisconsinMade.com Needs Quick Tweaks for the Holidays11/16/2009
Writer for Practical E-Commerce and SEO expert, Steven Spencer, reports on how well Wisconsinmade.com is search-engine optimized.
In Business Magazine Cites Wisconsinmade.com as an Easy-to-navigate Webstore5/18/2009
Feature article, "10 Tips For A Better Web Site" gives Wisconsinmade.com as an example to emmulate.
Wisconsinmade.com Founder Profiled in Capital Region Business Journal5/18/2009
Executive Profile tells success story of Linda Remeschatis, founder of Wisconsinmade.com.

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I had a site setup with a "Coming Soon" landing page for a while with a simple page title; I launched the site almost 4 weeks ago now I would say with an updated page title and Google are yet to update the page title, yet they have indexed all my other pages on the site, so they have been crawling the site (which I can also see from Webmaster Tools).
I uploaded a sitemap within my Webmaster Tools account and submitted that, no change. I then found out that Google may not bother checking the page to avoid caching the same content over and over again if I had not put a "Last updated date" for the appropriate link within the sitemap; so I did that and re-submitted the sitemap, and it shows it has now been processed, however upon searching Google my site title STILL has not been updated.
Please someone help!!!
What is the URL?
Looks fine to me:http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client=firefox-a&q=cache%3Ahttp%3A%2F%2Fwww.condorcreative.com.au%2Fhttps://www.google.com/search?rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client=firefox-a&q=site%3Ahttp%3A%2F%2Fwww.condorcreative.com.au%2F
Those links are fine, but when you go to www.google.com.au and search for "Condor Creative" you will note the title just says "Condor Creative"; which was the old title.
I believe it is just showing you the part of the title that is relevant to your search. The title has been updated, the cached page of 11 May has it.If you do a different search, e.eg for "web design Perth" the new title is shown but not it full because it is too long.
Meh, Google takes as long as Google takes. Once I make a change like that, I try to put it out of my mind, so that I won't go checking vainly day after day. Have you changed any other content on that page?
Your website page is update on bing and yahoo, you should wait for some time and start work on link exchange, you will get result soon.
Ahhhh that makes sense. Thanks a lot!
Hmmmmm come to think of it "Web Design Perth - Condor Creative" may have been my initial page title.
Ive checked it in yahoo and google.com.au, yahoo shows the title exactly as what your title in your source page says, while in google.com.au says just Condor Creative...most of the time google is slow in showing the updated data unlike other SE's
It is not advised to change the title frequently, if the origrinal one has been indexed, it may take a long time for Google to discover. Sometimes, it is just too difficult to know what it is thinking.
Just because Google is slow to update isn't a reason (at least on the face of it) not to change titles ... unless I'm missing something.
It isn't a reason for not changing the title, but it's a reason for not changing it regularly. Sure, there will be times when you want to change a page title to reflect changes you have made to the content, structure or branding, but you don't want to be doing that all the time. Choose one and stick with it, otherwise you're likely to confuse your readers.
It may take some time for Google to update your site information. I've found that it may take 2-3 weeks for the updates to show up on the SERPs.
Some people have no idea what they are talking about. Have you even investigated the OP's problem?
Google is actually deliberately changing the title in Google.com.au when the search query is 'Condor Creative', as that is what the search is looking for and that is what a lot of the anchor text and the URL says Condor creative and its the name of the business, despite the site title saying 'Web Design Perth...'. It has NOTHING to do with time for Google to change it.
This is just a case of the algorithm interpreting what the searcher is looking for and providing the search results in the way that the algorithm best detects they should be displayed to help the searcher.


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Sto-Rox standing in Clairton's way of setting state record
After Clairton claimed its fourth consecutive WPIAL Class A title with a 42-6 victory over Sto-Rox last year, Bears coach Tom Nola deduced the difference in the outcome in the simplest way possible.
"We have Tyler Boyd," Nola said, "and they don't."
Boyd has led Clairton (12-0) back to Heinz Field, where second-seeded Sto-Rox (11-1) awaits a rematch.
Sto-Rox is the only thing standing between the Bears and the state record for consecutive victories, as Clairton is riding a 59-game streak that ties them with Central Bucks West.
"That's been amazing for Clairton, to hear the storyline that the seniors lost only their first game as freshmen," Sto-Rox coach Dan Bradley said.
"That streak is theirs. For us, it's only one game. What I told the guys is, either way we're going to be part of history. Either we're going to win the WPIAL championship and be the team that ended the streak, or we're going to be the team they beat for No. 60."
Bradley also has two of his top performers back in quarterback Lenny Williams and running back-linebacker Brendan Blair, but knows that his Vikings will have to play decidedly better to win.
Sto-Rox committed five turnovers, including four interceptions, and had more penalty yards (176) than yards of total offense (99) in the last meeting.
The Vikings know they can't beat Clairton with another such performance, which is why Bradley has challenged his team to play a precise game.
"That was one of the comparisons we made: If we want to play like a champion, to play like Clairton, we can't take plays off," said Bradley, who replaced Ron Butschle as coach. "They're not taking the foot off the gas or losing focus or losing discipline. We all knew that Clairton was going to be there, but if we wanted to get back, that's the kind of effort we had to have.
"It's about getting back, giving a better showing and winning the game. Some of the mistakes or selfish acts we committed last year, it was lack of discipline, lack of team play. We wanted to get back to right those wrongs."
Clairton will focus on stopping Williams, a three-year starter who has passed for 5,500 yards and rushed for nearly 2,000 during his career. He passed for 184 yards and two touchdowns and rushed for 90 yards and two touchdowns in the semifinal victory over North Catholic.
"We won't take them lightly. We know it's for a WPIAL championship," Nola said. "We'll be ready to play Sto-Rox because it's Sto-Rox.
"They try to get Williams to run the ball and throw it some. On defense, they're sort of like us, they're aggressive and they try to put pressure on you. They've got speed. Last year, they had a lot of speed, but they still only scored six points."
Boyd put on a dazzling performance against Sto-Rox last year by rushing for 141 yards and three touchdowns, including 55- and 47-yarders. He has more than 5,100 career rushing yards and 107 touchdowns, just three shy of the WPIAL record set by Hopewell's Rushel Shell.
Boyd is far from the Bears' only threat. They have Division I recruits in Titus Howard (Pitt) and Terrish Webb (Kent State), who combined for four turnovers against Sto-Rox last year.
And Clairton has no shortage of motivation, given that it has pointed to winning its 60th straight game all season.
"There was a lot of attention last game. I don't think there will be as much this game," Nola said. "I don't know, but we should be motivated enough anyway. Not only is it for the WPIAL championship, but it's against Sto-Rox and it is 60."
Kevin Gorman is a staff writer for Trib Total Media. He can be reached at email@example.com or 412-320-7812.


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The Challenge: Incorporating summer pieces in a fall wardrobe
The Challengee: Emily Hebert, beauty editor, ELLE.com
It can be hard to tear away from your favorite summer attire when the weather starts to turn crisp. Thankfully, designers agree that a warm-weather wardrobe stunner shouldn't be confined to one season. On fall's runways there were white gauzy dresses under heavy-duty parkas at Derek Lam, and white trousers to wear after Labor Day at Salvatore Ferragamo. A host of other designers paired printed summer skirts with cable-knit sweaters, and snuck mini-shorts under shearling-lined coats. ELLE.com's beauty editor, Emily Hebert, was desperate to keep her favorite white dress in rotation throughout fall, so we challenged her to go a whole week wearing summer's best pieces with fall's essentials. Click though to see how she dominated this wardrobe challenge!
Day 1: Sunday
Where: Heading to my old neighborhood in the East Village to meet up with friends at Flea Market, my favorite brunch place! Then off to do some window-shopping and catch a movie.
What: Isabel Marant jacket and sweater, H&M shirt, Dannijo necklace, J.Brand jeans, Robert Clergerie boots, Ettika bracelets, Hermès watch
Why: I'm a sucker for summery linen blouses and ankle-length jeans; a sweater, jacket, and boots guarantee I won't get chills once I step outside.
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Think kiddie clothes are just too, well, cute? Then you have to check out Scotland-based, British-made indie brand Talking Threads (punk music fans will get the reference). Created by cool mom Nicci O'Rourke, the brand is stocked full of cotton tops, tees, and slouchy pants for boys, girls, and babes ages 0-8, all featuring creative, whimsical prints that are somehow kid-friendly without feeling cutesy at all. From magical escaped circus lions to rainbow bunnies, the graphics are sure to inspire your little one's imagination, but if those options are too out there for you, stick to the more subdued double-decker bus or pretty printed collar styles. Keep clicking for nine of our favorite finds from Talking Threads.
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Bridge Club, 8:45 to 11:45 a.m., Guernsey County Senior Center, Cambridge. For more information call 439-6681.
Lift for Life, 4 p.m., Community HealthLink. For information call, 439-8187.
Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 p.m., St. Johns Episcopal Church, 1025 Steubenville Ave., Cambridge.
Narcotics Anonymous, 8 p.m., open text book discussion, Addison Room at Southeastern Med.
Cambridge Area Family Al-Anon Group, 7:45 p.m., The Salvation Army, Dewey Avenue, Cambridge.
Haven of Hope victims support group, 6-8 p.m., 1109 Steubenville Ave., Cambridge. For information call 439-7233.
Grocery bingo, 1 p.m., Secrest Center, Senecaville.
Guernsey County commissioners, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., commissioners office, Cambridge.
Circle of Angels, 6 p.m., United Methodist Church, Quaker City.
Cambridge Rotary Club, noon, Holiday Inn, Cambridge.
Boy Scout Troop 526, 7 p.m., Knights of Columbus, Cambridge.
Free blood pressure checks, 9:30-11 a.m., Guernsey County Senior Citizens Center, Carlisle Avenue, Cambridge. For information call 439-6681.
Tai Chi (ancient form of self-defense), 10:30-11:30 a.m., Guernsey County Senior Citizens Center, Carlisle Avenue, Cambridge. Class is designed to improve balance, muscle tone, and increase energy. Cost is $15 for six weeks. For information or to register, call the Southeastern Med VIP office, 439-8187.
30/30 Combo, 8:30 to 9:30 a.m., Cambridge YMCA. Half-hour of cardio and half-hour of weight training. Free to members; $2 per class for non-members.
Active Older Adult Aerobics, 9:45 to 10:30 a.m., Cambridge YMCA. Low aerobics for ages 55 and older. Free to members; $2 per class for non-members.
Cycle Reebok, 5:30 a.m. and 6 p.m., Cambridge YMCA. Cost is $1 for members; $5 for non-members. Class size is limited to five. To register, call 432-6318.
Curley Qs Western Square Dance lessons, 7 to 9 p.m., Guernsey County Senior Citizens Center. For information, call Dave Bell, president of the club, 439-4364.
Cardio Endurance, 5 to 6 p.m., Guernsey County Senior Citizens Center. Instructor is Carol Geib. For information call 439-8187.
Alcoholics Anonymous discussion group, 8 p.m., Noble County Jail, Olive Street, Caldwell.
Bingo, 6:30 p.m., Community Center, Noble County Fairgrounds, Caldwell.
Friendship VII Chapter of Sweet Adelines International chorus practice, 7 p.m., College Drive Presbyterian Church, New Concord. Guests and new members welcome. For information contact Ruth Wymer, 826-4208.
Al-Anon, 6 p.m., Campus Center Room 480-B, Ohio University-Zanesville/MATC Campus, Zanesville.
Support Buddies, 6-8 p.m., community ambulance meeting room, 952 Linden Ave., Zanesville. Support group for breast cancer victims. For information call (800) 458-8853.
Belmont County commissioners, 9:30 a.m., commissioners office, St. Clairsville.
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Fuel Cell of the Future
Process Control Will Play a Key Role In the Transition From the Fossil/Nuclear Economy to the Solar-Hydrogen Economy of the Future
By Béla Lipták, Columnist
For several months now, I have been writing about process controls role in addressing the global energy crisis. In this article, I will lay out in some detail my approach to solving the problem through combining the technologies of the electrolyzer and the fuel cell to make solar energy available, both during the day and at night.
During the last century, the world population quadrupled. During the last 50 years, the global energy consumption has also quadrupled, and on top of that, during the last five years, the wholesale price of energy also quadrupled.
In addition to running out of fossil fuel deposits, the carbon dioxide concentration of the atmosphere has also reached the highest level in 650,000 years and is rising faster than ever. This will cause natural disasters, while half a billion people are already starving.
It is time to realize that the market forces cannot solve the energy crisis, because rising prices cannot increase the sum total of the size of the global deposits, they can only motivate the exploitation of more and more damaging sources. The energy crisis has no military solution either! More nuclear missiles will not reduce carbon emissions nor will they increase the remaining fossil or nuclear deposits. They will only waste our economic resources and consume the funds that are needed to solve the crisis.
Yet, solar energy is free, clean and plentiful. Therefore, we must accept that the solution is new technology. We should also realize that advanced process control will play a key role in this transition.
In the May issue (Green Energy Can Stop Recession] I mentioned that I am publishing a book (See Figure Here), describing this solution by providing and explaining the detailed design and controls of the worlds first, full size (1,000 mW) solar-hydrogen power plant. In the May issue I also referred to my invention of the reversible fuel cell (RFC), the Lipták cell. The reason why the RFC is so important is because it makes solar energy available night and day, continuously.
In the May issue I concentrated on the electrolyzer and just briefly mentioned that its operation can be reversed to operate as a fuel cell. I also described how process control can reduce the size, weight and, therefore, the cost of these reversible fuel cells (RFC) from todays price of about $3,000/kW to about $250/kW by the steps I will briefly describe below and in more detail in my book.
Fuel Cells
The traditional fuel cell generates electricity, heat and distilled water by reacting hydrogen with air (oxygen). In the space shuttle and in the space station, both electricity and water are generated as the stored hydrogen is oxidized in it. Fuel cells have been used not only in space exploration, but also in submarines (because they generate no noise or vibration). They have also been used to recover the energy from methane, which can be generated by wastewater and garbage dumps or from natural gas and more recently been also used in buses, automobiles and other vehicles as alternatives to the internal combustion engine.
The fuel cell consists of an electrolyte, which is sandwiched between two electrodes (See Figure). They come in many designs, including alkaline, DMFC (direct methanol fuel cell), MCFC (molten carbonate fuel cell), PAFC (phosphoric acid fuel cell), PCFC (protonic ceramic fuel cell), PEM (proton exchange membrane), RFC (reversible fuel cell), SOFC (solid oxide fuel xell) and ZAFC (zinc-air fuel cell), etc. The electrolytes can be acidic or alkaline and liquid, solid or solid-liquid composites.
PAFCs are the first generation of the mature designs. They are often used in larger vehicles and buses. These are medium temperature 200 °C (about 400 °F) units, generally available in the 60kW to 200 kW size range. They can be up to 85% efficient when used to generate both electricity and heat, but are only about 50% to 60% efficient when generating electricity only. They are large, heavy and cost about $4,000/kW.
The first fuel cell design used in the U.S. space program was that of the low-temperature alkaline fuel cell (AFC). Its disadvantages include that it is subject to carbon monoxide poisoning, is expensive and its operating life is short. The AFC electrodes are made of porous carbon plates laced with catalyst. The electrolyte is potassium hydroxide. At the cathode, oxygen forms hydroxide ions that are recycled back to the anode. At the anode, the hydrogen gas combines with hydroxide ions to produce water vapor and electrons that are forced out of the anode and produce the electric current.
Single cells are rarely able to produce enough power as is required by commercial applications. Therefore the cells are combined into stacks. Commercial stacks frequently have more than a hundred and sometimes as many as 400 cells. Todays fuel cells are expensive. In the 2 mW to 4 mW size range they cost from $3000/kW to $4,000/kW. According to the U.S. Department of Energy, this cost range compares to a diesel generator cost range of $800 to $1,500 per kilowatt, and a natural gas turbine, which can be purchase for $400 per kilowatt or even less. Therefore, reducing the fuel cell cost to $250/kW would make it competitive for virtually every type of power application.
This year, in Folsom, Calif., Altergy Systems started up the worlds first automated assembly line for the manufacturing fuel cells. The Department of Energy and the National Renewable Energy Laboratory estimated that if the production volume of proton electrolyte membrane (PEM) fuel cells reached 500,000 units per year, their unit cost could drop by an order of magnitude.
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Hello! I want to create a non-profit tourism forum like this one http://freedownshifting.com. Somebody tell me how popular forums in general, and whether there is in this sense and how much it will cost for me?:smoke:
Actually freehosting sites that make you make a free forum site as well.
You might want to look it up in the internet.
Ok, but if I don't have a good knowlege of php I had to hire somebody... his services to create a forum will be worth the money. How much does the installation and setup of the forum cost, so then I could self-administer it? phpbb or vbulletin for example.
The site you linked to is using phpBB, which is free. You can download it and set it up yourself.
You should think about going the 'already made route' like TechnoBear listed. Forum software can be quite complex to build with a full set of features, and you would most likely spend quite a lot to get such a thing custom built.
You will likely still have to hire a web-designer to brand the site for you, but your money would likely better be spent on branding rather than re-inventing the wheel.
ServerStorm perhaps you're right. worth considering...
Can we customize the phpBB forum according to our need? or there is any restrictions regarding uses of this free forum code?
Yes, you can customize phpBB. If you follow the link in my post above, I'm sure you'll find all the answers you need.


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MAYPORT, Fla. - Tons of illegal drugs confiscated by Coast Guard and Navy personnel over the last few months were offloaded at Mayport Naval Station on Friday.
Nearly 2 tons of marijuana and 1.5 tons of cocaine with a combined street value of $114 million were seized while while the USS Carr was deployed with the U.S. Fourth Fleet off the Caribbean and eastern Pacific coasts of Central America.
"I'm always amazed to find them at night after a long day looking for them," USS Carr Cmdr. Patrick Kulakowski said. "I'm always amazed after we get a bust how excited this crew is to have done their job properly and to get some drugs off the street as well."
IMAGES: Tons of marijuana, cocaine offloaded at Mayport Naval Station
The seizures -- part of ongoing Operation Martillo, Spanish for "hammer" -- was aimed at interdicting illegal drug shipments before they reach the United States. U.S. law enforcement agencies took custody of the drugs for testing and disposal.
In addition to the Carr, long-range P-3 Orion aircraft from based at the U.S. Customs and Border Protection facility at Cecil Field in Jacksonville, participated in the operation.
This was the Carr's last deployment. It is scheduled for decommissioning in Norfolk in March.
"It's good going out strong," Kulakowski said.
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There is a confusion about what features of Acrobat and PDFs in general offer by way of securing documents. I would like to do a very cursory overview of the items that I have so far seen users consider "security."
To be clear, by "security" I mean the ability or inability to access the contents of the PDF, thus safeguarding information from entering the wrong hands.
1) Not Security-Oriented
a) Watermarks
Unlike on your Dollar, Euro or Pound notes (etc), the watermark is NOT a guarantee of integrity, veracity or anything at all.
In the PDF world, a visible watermark only exists as a notification mechanism. If a watermark says "Confidential," it is only warning the viewer that the content is confidential, but will not otherwise try to make itself indelible.
It is meant to be a very visible mark on the page, with the added property of not completely obfuscation the items underneath (allowing readability to be maintained)
b) Certification
A Certified PDF carries a digital signature certifying that certain things can and cannot be done with it. Namely:
-A PDF certified to run privileged scripts can run scripts requiring special privileges, such as writing to the hard drive.
-A PDF certified to be unmodified means that so long as the PDF has been modified withing given parameters (fields filled in for example), then the certification will hold. If a visual aspect of the PDF changes though, the certification will be broken, and Acrobat will report an error.
Certification covers a number of other use cases as well, but I hope the above illustrates sufficiently why this is a not a security-related item, rather a usability concern.
c) Reader Extensions Usage Rights
Acrobat and LiveCycle can extend the usability of PDFs to Adobe Reader, the free PDF viewing application. By extending usability features, you can allow Reader users to fill in forms and save that content, add comment annotation, and other functionality.
However, if the same extended form is opened in Acrobat, the user can do to the PDF pretty much anything that Acrobat has at its disposition.
REUR adds functionality to Reader. Any extra functionality it does not add is a restriction that Reader already had.
2) Security-Oriented
a) Password Protection
Using password protection, you can encrypt the PDF so it can only be opened by a person who has the password. You can also prevent the PDF from being used in certain ways, such as modifying the pages.
You cannot however track who has opened the PDF, when and at what IP. That is the domain of Rights Management.
b) LiveCycle Rights Management (aka Policy Server)
LiveCycle 7 introduced Policy Server, later renamed to LiveCycle Rights Management. Adobe LiveCycle/ADEP Rights Management protects your documents from being accessed by parties you have not authorized to do so.
This allows the document publisher to:
-protect with a user ID/password combination
-force the identification to go to a remote server
-restrict usage rights depending on the user's group
Read the full article at http://blogs.adobe.com/an_tai/archives/176.


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ORLANDO, Fla. - An Orange County man threatened to blow up the Orange County courthouse on Monday after deputies say he was upset he wasn't able to get a marriage license.
Allen Geozos, 52, has been charged with making a bomb threat after deputies say he told the court clerk "I'm going to come and blow this place up," when she told him she couldn't give him a marriage license without a state ID, according to the report.
Deputies said Geozos gave the court clerk his veterans ID card, his fiancee's driver's license and a copy of his driver's license, but was told he needed a hard copy. Geozos then yelled at the clerk, "when you live in the woods for so many years you tend to lose your wallet," according to the report.
The court clerk reported the threat to her supervisor, who contacted Orange County deputies. The clerk told deputies she felt scared and threatened by the comments considering the mass shooting at a Connecticut elementary school last week.
Geozos' fiancee told deputies that he made a comment under his breath, but that she didn't believe he meant what he said, according to the report.
"I just said 'what on earth did he do,' when they arrested him," Geozos' fiancee Jesse DeLoach told Local 6. "It was just something that came out of his mouth and I don't know why he said that but he did and now he's paying a dear price for it."
Geozos has been charged with threats to throw, project, place or discharge any destructive device, a felony charge. He was booked into the Orange County jail.
"He didn't mean it that's for sure, he's harmless as he can be," DeLoach said when asked if she thought her fiance would act on his threat. She said Geozos doesn't own a weapon and their own home security is their dog, named Wimpy.
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So, you're in the mood for chocolate (just in case you haven't noticed: I am) but not sure whether you want to indulge in cake or cookies? Chocolate madeleines are a happy cross between the two; with a thin, crisp crust on the outside and a moist, melting chocolate crumb on the inside.
The method is pretty basic, but in order to achieve the characteristic domed, scalloped shape of these little French cakes you need to chill the batter for an hour in the baking pan – and yes, to make this recipe you will need a madeleine pan.
Madeleines are delicious at room temperature, but especially good slightly warm from the oven.
- 1 tablespoon melted butter
- 10 tablespoons butter
- 6 ounces dark or bittersweet chocolate; chopped
- 1 1/2 cups powdered sugar
- ½ cup all-purpose flour
- ½ cup cocoa powder
- ¼ teaspoon salt
- 6 egg whites
- Brush a madeleine baking pan with the melted butter.
- Put remaining butter and the chocolate in the top of a double boiler or in a heatproof bowl set over a pan of simmering water (be sure the water doesn't touch the bowl). Heat until chocolate and butter are almost melted; remove from heat and stir together until smooth.
- Sift sugar, flour, cocoa and salt into a bowl.
- Beat egg whites in a large bowl with an electric mixer or by hand until frothy. Stir in flour mixture until combined; add chocolate mixture and mix until blended.
- Portion batter into pan; chill in the refrigerator one hour. If your pan makes only 12 at a time, chill remaining batter in bowl and bake in batches.
- Preheat oven to 375 degrees.
- Bake about 12 minutes, or until madeleines are springy to touch. Cool in pan 1 minute; unmold madeleines onto a rack. Serve warm or at room temperature.


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Link Side Table
Original! Too bad it could not serve as a stool as well (see weight max below)! Ring master. Over 1000 iron rings are handwelded together to sculpt an artistic bubble from thin air. Light, yes, but not lightweight; holds up to 16 lbs, no problem. Raw antique finish leaves weld marks exposed.


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Michael Jones
Born: November 19, 1986
6'3" 180
Throws: Right Bats: Right
Drafted: 8th Round, 242nd overall by the Cincinnati Reds.
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Background information
Michael Jones went to Wayne County High School in Jessup, Georgia. For such a small school, the Reds have actually drafted two players from the school before. In 1978 the Reds drafted John Warren in the 11th round and in 1980 they drafted Willie Wilson in the 33rd round. Neither player signed with the Reds.
Scouting Report
Dont have much of a scouting report on his, but here are some things I could find.
Jones has good bat speed and good power. Has the potential to hit for both average and for power. He was drafted a SS, but has made the transition to the outfield in 2006. He has average speed, but an above average arm. He is one of those high risk, high reward type of players. Last year in extended ST, Jones impressed Reds personnel when he hit a 420 foot home run with a wooden bat at age 18.
Minor Leagues
Michael Jones started off last year and finished last year playing for the GCL Reds in rookie ball. He struggled a bit in his first taste of professional baseball. He is repeating his season in the GCL this year, he already has half as many walks in a ton fewer at bats. Hopefully he is starting to get some plate discipline.
2006 *Through 6/28/2006*Code:Year Team G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB CS BB SO AVG OBP SLG OPS 2005 GCL Reds 27 99 9 20 4 0 1 5 1 0 4 37 .202 .248 .273 521
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12I appeal to you therefore, brothers and sisters,* by the mercies of God, to present your bodies as a living sacrifice, holy and acceptable to God, which is your spiritual* worship. 2Do not be conformed to this world,* but be transformed by the renewing of your minds, so that you may discern what is the will of Godwhat is good and acceptable and perfect.*
The New Revised Standard Version (Anglicized Edition), copyright 1989, 1995 by the Division of Christian Education of the National Council of the Churches of Christ in the United States of America. Used by permission. All rights reserved.
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Kelly Clarkson to Kanye: 'What happened to you as a child?'
Kelly Clarkson hopped on her blog to tell Kanye West about himself:
Dear Kanye,
What happened to you as a child?? Did you not get hugged enough?? Something must have happened to make you this way and I think we're all just curious as to what would make a grown man go on national television and make a talented artist, let alone teenager, feel like shit. I mean, I've seen you do some pretty shitty things, but you just keep amazing me with your tactless, asshole ways. It's absolutely fascinating how much I don't like you. I like everyone. I even like my asshole ex that cheated on me over you…which is pretty odd since I don't even personally know you. The best part of this evening is that you weren't even up for THIS award and yet you still have a problem with the outcome. Is winning a moon man that much of a life goal?? You can have mine if it will shut you up. Is it that important, really??
I was actually nominated in the same category that Taylor won and I was excited for her…so why can't you be?? I'm not even mad at you for being an asshole…I just pity you because you're a sad human being.
On a side note, Beyonce has always been a class act and proved again tonight that she still is. Go TEXAS!!
Taylor Swift, you outsell him ….that's why he's bitter. You know I love your work! Keep it up girl!
Because writing full paragraphs is hard, other celebs took to their Twitters to bash Kanye:
"Kanye west is the biggest piece of shit on earth. Quote me." – Pink
"FUCK U KANYE. IT'S LIKE U STEPPED 0N A KITTEN." – Katy Perry
"I'm gonna say this, we should always have respect for each other! End of discussion" – Diddy
"congrats @taylorswift13 on your vma!!! you deserve it more than anyone!! I saw the devil in action when kanye west stole your mic! u rock!!!" – Heidi Montag
Okay, I think Kanye is a giant egotistical cock, but something freaks me out when a rich, Republican white woman starts claiming a black man is possessed by Satan. So, thanks, Heidi, for officially jumping the shark on this one. I'm sure Kanye's check is in the mail, or he'll be over later to pay Spencer. In ass dollars.


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The Australian dollar has marked exactly one year since it last traded at parity with the United States dollar and could be testing $US1 again in 2015, analysts say as the currency edges higher.
The currency rose to a five-week high of US93.98¢ mid-session on Wednesday, up slightly on expectations that the European Central Bank would pursue further easing. Investor confidence deteriorated in Germany during May, ahead of highly anticipated inflation data due later on Wednesday.
The Australian dollar was unmoved by the tight federal budget delivered on Tuesday. Standard and Poor's warned the budget measures may not be enough to reach surplus and further "difficult budgetary choices" may be required.
Commonwealth Bank of Australia forecasts maintain the Reserve Bank of Australia is on track to raise interest rates in the fourth-quarter of 2014, and again in the first-quarter of 2015.
The beginning of an upward cycle in interest rates will ensure fresh support for the currency and could put it on track to repeat parity against the greenback next year.
CBA currency strategist Peter Dragicevich agreed the Australian dollar was trading higher than where the market thought it would be 12 months ago but equally there was good reason for buying.
"The signs and the data suggests that the economic transition away from mining investment is coming through better than what people were expecting a year ago, the RBA has also shifted to a neutral bias from an easing bias... and the effect on the US dollar of asset purchase tapering hasn't been what people expected," he said.
"The global economy is actually looking a lot better. Europe is starting to pick up, the US looks like it's in a better spot as well."
CBA expects the Australian dollar to hit US97¢ at year-end and US99¢ by March 2015.
"A year ago people were expecting the Aussie to be in the low US80s at the end of this year... it's quite conceivable that we do test parity [again]," Mr Dragicevich said.
The RBA may not necessarily be as frustrated with achieving parity amid a tightening cycle compared with its position on a rising currency in late 2013 and to a lesser extent, current levels.
"You need to put the domestic situation in context," the CBA strategist said. "The Aussie has lifted in the last couple of months but the data has improved as well."


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People in Brunswick County know what it's like to come home to flooded roads and damaged homes.
Living in a coastal area, local residents have experienced the devastating effects of hurricanes and tropical storms.
That's why members of Camp United Methodist Church in Shallotte have opened their annual drive to fill "flood buckets" for the United Methodist Committee on Relief (UMCOR) to provide aid during hurricane season.
When their 5-month-old son, Stephen, was diagnosed with infantile seizures and placed on medication, Bradly Hardee and Sandy Hardee of Supply were hoping things would soon return to normal.
But the terrifying ordeal that followed is one Bradly, a Brunswick County Sheriff's deputy, and Sandy, a registered nurse with Liberty Healthcare, never expected.
The positive outcome that resulted is one they credit to the power of prayer and the community coming together.
Brunswick County code enforcement administrator Fred Morris is among more than 20 men who have signed on to compete in a womanless beauty pageant Saturday night in Little River, S.C., to benefit the Kayla Bennett Softball Scholarship Fund.
Bennett was a rising junior at North Myrtle Beach High School when she was killed July 26, 2007, in a one-vehicle crash outside Loris, S.C., attributed to speeding and drunk driving by another teen.
Of the 21 couples participating in Brunswick Community College Foundation's "Dancing With the Brunswick County Stars," Bidgie Sue and Jim MacCallum may have the biggest challenge. Neither are professional dancers and neither have much dance experience.
Sue, a retired high school English teacher, said she took ballet, tap and jazz classes when she was a young girl "like everybody's mothers made them do," and she and her husband took classes for a short time.
Bald Head Island is currently on track to have its best sea turtle nesting season since 1999, when the island had 108 nests.
As of July 17, the island had documented 78 loggerhead sea turtle nests with more than a month remaining in the nesting season.
Last year, Bald Head Island had a 50 loggerhead nests, which was unfortunately representative of the low number of sea turtle nests throughout North Carolina beaches.
When starting to prepare for Brunswick Community College Foundation's Dancing With the Stars competition, district attorney Rex Gore set four goals for himself—to have fun, be entertaining, lose weight and not drop dead of a heart attack while in rehearsal.
This week, he added one more goal to the list.
"Our goal is to let the other teams know we're coming," he said.
Gore was asked to participate several months ago and didn't hesitate to say yes.
Kim Durham of Ocean Isle Beach was 38 when she found a lump in her breast during self-examination.
The lump didn't show up on a mammogram, and after doctors performed a biopsy, she was told it was benign.
She was given two choices—she could have it removed or she could wait and see if anything changed.
"The only way you're going to save your own life is to advocate," Durham said. "And we're all living much longer because of early detection."
Dolores Galiano always thought her granddaughter could dance, but it's up to America to decide.
Courtney Galiano is competing in Fox's reality show "So You Think You Can Dance," and has made it through four weeks of eliminations. This week may be the most crucial, as the dancers will be narrowed to 10 and qualify for the 55-city tour once the show ends.
Dolores Galiano and her husband Vinny traveled to Los Angeles two weeks ago to watch a taping of the show and were "just as nervous sitting in the audience as sitting at home."
Protecting property rights, ending "corporate welfare" and fighting the national ID card movement are high on Phillip Rhodes' priority list as he begins campaigning for lieutenant governor of North Carolina.
The Brunswick County native, who now lives in Chapel Hill, recently filed as the Libertarian candidate for the second-highest office in the state, soon after the party was reinstated in North Carolina.
When it comes to social dancing, Ed and Dinah Gore are each other's favorite partners, but when it comes to Brunswick Community Foundation's Dancing With the Stars fundraiser, Dinah says she and her professional partner Paul McTaggart are the ones to watch.
"We have fun with it, but I'm pulling for Dinah," Ed said. "I'm not trying to win; I'm trying to do a good job."
Dinah made it clear—she's trying to win, and she has no problem asking Ed to help.
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David Wright Reaches 1,500 Hits
It was easy to lose sight of David Wright's accomplishment yesterday, with all the pitching prospects flying around. But let's take a moment and look at Wright's 1,500 hits. He's become the fastest Met to reach 1,500 hits since… no one. No one in Mets history has ever collected more… Read More →


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Some Secrets of the Qur'an
God Casts Dread into The Hearts of Disbelievers
God states in many verses that He casts fear into the hearts of those who disbelieve:
What is told in these verses is a miracle by God. Through casting dread into their hearts, God diminishes the strength of those who oppose believers and who resist God and the morality of His religion. It is of great importance that believers should ponder on these verses and draw lessons for themselves. This is because, as mentioned in previous chapters, our hearts are in God's hand, and God sows whatever He wills in the heart of whoever He wills. The duty of believers is not to try to create an impact on others, but only to be sincere. For example, a believer is responsible to warn a person in the light of God's verses. However, that person will only be rightly guided by the advise given, no matter how lucid the explanation, if God guides that person to the right path. By the same token, a believer is helpless against dangers. Alternatively, there is no power to frighten enemies. But God protects and supports believers who are sincere and put forth efforts for the sake of God's pleasure. For example, as said in the verses above, He casts dread into the hearts of their enemies, making them deeply occupied with their own troubles. This way, God gives relief to believers.
God inspires various fears into the hearts of disbelievers. There is the fear of death, the future, injury, natural disasters or fear of loss of wealth. Alternatively, the fear of death is greater because a disbeliever does not believe in the hereafter and is strongly attached to this world. Believing that he will be reduced to nothing and lose all possessions, the great fear for death is nurtured. Ultimately, this fear breeds infirmities.
God tells us dread is cast into the hearts of disbelievers because they associate others with Him. The end these people will meet is related in the Qur'an as follows:


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Epsom and St Helier hospitals are advising DIY devotees on how to avoid becoming an 'A&Easter'.
In the past few years staff have seen a spike in A&E attendances on the Tuesday following the Easter weekend, with many people injuring themselves but waiting until after the bank holiday to visit A&E.
Last year 414 people came to the hospitals' A&E departments on Tuesday April 2, compared to an average of 384 on the Tuesdays two weeks either side of the national holiday - an increase of 8 per cent.
There was also a slight increase in the Friday to Monday A&E attendances last year, compared to the average of this five-day period over the two weeks either side.
Dr Ruth Charlton, joint medical director and deputy chief executive, said: "We always ensure we have additional staff on during the holidays, but our advice is always to take simple, preventative steps to avoid an accident in the first place.
"DIY tasks, gardening projects and repair jobs all pose a risk of injury. Therefore, it's always best to use protective gear, take your time and give the task in hand your full concentration."
If you are feeling ill or have suffered an injury that does not require urgent attention call NHS 111 free of charge.


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An Otley man who suffers from multiple sclerosis is supporting a new appeal to raise funds to create a world class Yorkshire Brain Research Centre.
The Leeds Teaching Hospitals Charitable Foundation appeal aims to raise £2 million by 2015, towards a final total of £6m, to create a centre, which will help tackle Parkinson's disease, epilepsy, multiple sclerosis and dementia including Alzheimer's disease.
Matthew Collins, of Otley, began to have MS symptoms in 2008, such as finding it more difficult to walk, but wasn't diagnosed until 2010.
"Diagnosis didn't come as much of a surprise, but was unwelcome nonetheless," he said. "Being diagnosed with MS was a bit of a game changer, having an effect on both those around me and me directly.
"I have been lucky to have had the support of my family throughout, and without them, things would be a lot tougher. It would be fair to say that there have been some really tough days for everyone but thankfully these have been few and far between.
"MS symptoms can be wide ranging and these can and do differ for the individual concerned. Living with MS can also affect those who support the people that live with the condition day in day out.
"The complex nature of a condition like MS means that it is multifaceted in how it affects the individual.
"Research into the condition is essential so that MS is understood better and more effective treatments and therapies are developed.
"The work of the Yorkshire Brain Research Centre is essential in this regard.
"MS affects more people in the UK than you think and life should not end because of a diagnosis. Having MS doesn't mean you can no longer contribute to society in general.
"I think everyone has something to contribute and a diagnosis of MS doesn't necessarily mean that should change. To me, the diagnosis isn't really important. It's what you do about it that counts."
Currently, one in six adults suffer from diseases of the brain.
Appeal director Clair Challenor-Chadwick said: "With an ageing population brain conditions will be a ticking time bomb in Yorkshire in the near future.
"To have a centre of excellence for brain research at Leeds means patients do not have to travel out of the county.
"The Centre will conduct research for patient benefit and will help Yorkshire scientists and clinicians find new treatments and drug therapies, as well as conduct translational research, including clinical trials.
"The Yorkshire Brain Research Centre will help attract the very best clinicians and scientists from around the world to train and study at Leeds and grow a strong neurosciences community for the benefit of patients in Yorkshire and beyond.
"The Yorkshire Brain Research Centre will mean we will have better diagnosis, better treatment and better outcomes for patients in Yorkshire."
To help patients like Matthew, donate online by visiting: ybrc.org.uk or send a cheque made payable to 'Yorkshire Brain Research Centre' to the Leeds Teaching Hospitals Charitable Foundation, Trust Headquarters, Beckett Street, Leeds, LS9 7TF. Or text 88811 and the word BRAIN to make a £5 donation.


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DETROIT (AP) - The Cadillac ATS and Ram 1500 pickup are the North American Car and Truck of the Year winners.
The winners were unveiled Monday morning at Cobo Center in Detroit.
Car finalists were the Cadillac ATS, Ford Fusion, and Honda Accord. Truck and utility vehicle finalists were the Ford C-Max, Mazda CX-5, along with the Ram.
Forty-nine automotive journalists voted on the winning vehicles from the selected list of finalists.
A vehicle must be all new or substantially changed to be eligible.
This is the 20th year for the awards. Organizers accept no advertising, though carmakers try to capitalize on the marketing value of the honors.
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Four Ithaca College Students Recognized as Washington Media Scholars
ITHACA, NY — Alyssia Pessolano '15, Kristina King '15, Claire Farrell '15 and Yiwei Zhu '14, all integrated marketing communications majors in the Roy H. Park School of Communications, are recipients of Media Fellows Scholarships from the Washington Media Scholars Foundation.
The Washington Media Scholars Foundation recognizes enthusiastic and qualified students by awarding several scholarships each academic year. This competitive scholarship is awarded to students that are dedicated to pursuing a career related to the public policy advertising industry.


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Friday, July 12, 2013 - 16:48 PM
Jesse Beahler of Rings of Saturn Joins the Meinl Cymbals Family
Meinl Cymbals is pleased to welcome Jesse Beahler to its family of cymbal artists. Jesse mans the drum throne for the technical-extreme-metal band Rings of Saturn.
Jesse and Rings of Saturn and gearing up for the 2013 Summer Slaughter tour (beginning July 19), where they'll trek across the US with some of the very best drummers and bands that modern metal has to offer, including fellow Meinl Cymbal artists Matt Garstka, Matt Halpern, and Phil Dubois-Coyne of Animals As Leaders, Periphery, and Revocation respectively.
Click here to see Jesse's artist page.
Welcome Jesse!


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How in the world am I suppose to plan a wedding when I have work to do? Oh Lordy, insane! Work has gone crazy this week with interviews, training, employee relations conversations and just about everything else that can get sqeezed into the week before I get married. And then cake bakers, caterers, and other wedding vendors call to check in on things, ask a last minute question or verify plans. Holy headspin!
Carlos' family starts arriving on Monday so he and I are going to spend this weekend doing a loooooonnnngggg list of things for around the house.
My 1st trial spray tan went well. I feel like it's more of a I had another doctor appointment for my stomach and they said there was about a tablespoon of fluid, at most. I opted not get stuck with another needle again, because I hate needles and because my stomach is starting to bruise where the needles go in. I guess I'm getting sensitive in my old age? Leaving a little of the fluid isn't a dangerous choice – most times, the fluid goes away on it's own. I can't tell it's there, my stomach isn't hard like it was when I first went in but….
The nurse told me I should take a few days off from working out. Eck. Let's be honest, I want to work out every day between now and the wedding but I don't need any more reason than someone telling me I shouldn't, to not. The nurse said taking a few days off from working out will allow the pocket of fluid in my stomach to firm back up. She mentioned just like when I had my first surgery, movement takes away from the healing because every time I move, I pull and tug. My appointment was on Tuesday so I figure I'll get back into the gym on Friday. (I didn't work out Monday as well, so that would be Monday-Thursday which I think is good enough for a "few days.")
I stopped Wednesday night at my sister, Heidi's – she is helping me MAKE MY VEIL! I found one I absolutely loved while dress shopping but it was $200. No way was I going to spend that much on something I would only wear for a few hours, on my head. A few days later, I happened to be a Joann Fabrics and walked past the bridal fabrics and there was the exact same fabric w/ designs from the veil earlier!
I had a coupon on me for 40% off a yard of fabric, so I bought a yard of it and it was only $12.99. Heidi helped me hem the bottom of it and cinch the top part together. Tonight, I'll hand sew it to a jeweled hair comb and voilà! I might go into a veil making business after this, it is so easy and much less expensive!
The only things I have left are:
- Final dress fitting (Friday)
- Print dinner seating cards (waiting until last minute because of last minute changes)
- Finish wedding favors (food related, waiting until last minute)
- Song sequence for ceremony (songs picked, just need to get them into a play list & queued up)
- Meet with photographer one last time (Saturday)
- Print directions from house to hotel, house to wedding, hotel to wedding
I think that's it — anything else last minute I might forget?
Mentally, I've calmed down a lot. Much more calm compared to the end of July – oh man, I was just a mess!
After the wedding is done, Carlos really wants to get both he and I back into the gym into personal training. As much as I am looking forward to the wedding, saying I DO, and having so much family time the week of the wedding, I also look forward to settling into our new life together. This is goign to be the best forever after EVER!


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Sony Introduces VAIO Pro 11/13 Ultrabooks and VAIO Duo 13 Hybridby Jarred Walton on 6/4/2013 11:45 PM EST
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karasaj - Wednesday, June 05, 2013 - linkI'm more interested in the $800-1000 range hopefully... do you think we'll see any Haswell based ultrabooks cropping up south of a thousand dollars anytime soon? I feel like Haswell should be handling anything above $6-700, while Silvermont should legitimately take care of the rest. Reply
JarredWalton - Wednesday, June 05, 2013 - linkSilvermont is still four to six months out I think, so it will be a while and even then Silvermont will be more like Kabini levels of performance (and pricing). I think we'll see a few budget Ultrabooks with Haswell south of $1000, but the models with 128GB and higher pure SSD solutions will tend to be above $1000. VIZIO on the other hand has some nice looking updates that should be out soon with 256GB SSDs if memory serves, priced under $1000, so keep an eye out for them. Reply
karasaj - Wednesday, June 05, 2013 - linkOh wow, have they had a press release on that yet? Reply
gxtoast - Wednesday, June 05, 2013 - linkStill waiting for a 15" Ultrabook that really shows us the meaning of excellent. Reply
blabbermouth - Wednesday, June 05, 2013 - linkWell, Samsung Series 7 Chronos 780Z5E (the 2013 version with Ivy Bridge) comes as close as I've found. Excellent everything but especially the screen and battery life. With 8h actual battery life for light-medium loads I felt no need to wait for Haswell.
The only thing missing (for me anyway) to be truly excellet is a DisplayPort (or even better a Thunderbolt port). Reply
-=Hulk=- - Wednesday, June 05, 2013 - linkWhen will Sony finally decide to put (mini) DisplayPorts connectors on their laptops!!!
There is no possibilité to use full resolution on an external 27" or 30". Reply
urbanshepherd - Wednesday, June 05, 2013 - linkdoesn't it depend on hdmi version? Reply
jkresh - Wednesday, June 05, 2013 - linkcurrent hdmi can output up to 4k (at 30fps) but a number of the 30" or 27" monitors can only accept full resolution via dvi or displayport (so these might work with an hdmi to dual link dvi adaptor or hdmi to displayport adaptor, but I am not sure). Reply
Zink - Friday, June 07, 2013 - linkI agree, laptop shopping this year was a pain because every time I looked at a nice ultraportable machine the first check was "Does it have display port?" So many nice laptops from Asus, Lenovo, Samsung etc. aren't even an option if I can't use them with my screen. Reply
apertotes - Wednesday, June 05, 2013 - linkAny word about integrated 3G/LTE sim card? Reply
Johnmcl7 - Wednesday, June 05, 2013 - linkI'm a bit disappointed they seem to have stripped down the ports as that was one of the main reasons I went with the Vaio Duo 11 as Sony are one of the only companies who put a decent range of ports so it has a standard VGA port, LAN port and standard hdmi while still being a small machine. It's very useful when testing ports not to have to use adapters which I find an annoyance as they defeat the purpose of having a small and light machine that you have to carry a bag of separate adapters.
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lxgoldsmith - Friday, June 14, 2013 - linkless ports = slightly more room for battery and cpu cooling It's hard to get a decent ultabook with lots of ports, so maybe get a docking station for the video and ethernet when you're at home and just have usb, etc. in between Reply
Otunia - Saturday, June 08, 2013 - linkThe Samsung is not a bad machine but the number pad killed it for me. Macbooks don't come with number pads and Apple is right about that. They destroy the ergonomics of the laptop because the keyboard can't be shifted to the right to get the spacebar and touchpad in the middle of the screen. What's good for a separate keyboard for desktop computers is not good for laptops. Furthermore I'm really against glossy displays. There are many places where I couldn't work if I didn't have a matte one. Reply
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ASUS Z97-DELUXE (NFC & WLC) Review: With Two Thunderbolt 2 Tooby Ian Cutress on 5/16/2014 11:00 AM EST
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pavlindrom - Friday, May 16, 2014 - linkLovely tongue-twisting title. Reply
LancerVI - Friday, May 16, 2014 - linkNice board here, as usual, from Asus. I must say though, being a shallow man, that I would love to see and end to this gold design scheme and a return of my beloved blue.
Please, for the love of all that is holy; Asus, return the blue scheme. Reply
LancerVI - Friday, May 16, 2014 - link*an end
Also or all black Reply
Antronman - Friday, May 16, 2014 - linkThe blue scheme was ugly, and far too bright. It was also a very cold color.
I like this new dull, bronzed gold like on the TUF series, because it's a lot more neutral. You can make any color build you want with it. Reply
LancerVI - Friday, May 16, 2014 - linkIf you want neutral, all black would be truly neutral. Gold is just terrible. Reply
pixelstuff - Friday, May 16, 2014 - linkI was thinking this was one of the classiest looking color schemes they've ever made. Reply
Challenge - Monday, May 19, 2014 - linkArtistically the color choices are perfect and conform with the principles of color choice. Reply
superflex - Wednesday, May 21, 2014 - linkClassiest?
The 90's called. They want their brass and glass coffee table back. Reply
Flunk - Friday, May 16, 2014 - linkDo you know what we really need from the next generation of Intel processor/chipset? More PCI-E lanes. Reply
SirKnobsworth - Friday, May 16, 2014 - linkRumor has it that the chipsets accompanying Skylake will have 20 PCIe 3.0 lanes, as well as an upgrades DMI 3.0 path to the CPU. As we can already tell, they will be sorely needed. Reply
Pri - Friday, May 16, 2014 - linkWas this a real review or just an overview? No testing of its AC WiFi, NFC, Wireless Charging or Thunderbolt 2. All the main features of this board that differentiate it from other boards.
You give us a graph that shows us DPC Latency, very few people even know what that is but don't test the Thunderbolt 2 add-in cards performance its WiFi performance or if the NFC accessory works properly?
Usually I applaud your reviews but this is really poor. Reply
Ian Cutress - Friday, May 16, 2014 - linkYes, it is a full review. The benchmark results take a good 30-40 hours alone, along with a proper spectrum of overclocking tests and writing 10k+ words going through all the BIOS and software features.
DPC Latency takes less than a minute to test and I often get emails glad that I do so from the users who find it relevant. I have added a description next to the benchmark results in case people do not know what DPC Latency is or why it matters.
As stated in the review, this motherboard is available as a stand-alone ($290) or as the combination with the WLC/NFC/TB2 ($400). I don't have the facilities to test most of what you ask, which is solely for the $400 version and my conclusion is split accordingly to both versions. I have an AC router but being in a central London location surrounded by APs makes my results inconsistent. As mentioned in the review, I have no Wireless Charging or TB2 devices, given that like all editors at AT I work from home and not in a central office because we are dotted around the world.
If you have constructive criticism, please feel free to email me. I am always open to suggestions. Reply
Pri - Friday, May 16, 2014 - linkI must apolagize for questioning if this was a real review. I know it must have taken considerable time to write what was in the review as it is.
I was merely disappointed at not seeing the accessories that come with the board tested as the Thunderbolt 2 card was of most interest to me with it being quite new. For example I would have liked for it to have been tested with a dedicated graphics card.
I was unaware that the editors for the site work from home with only the hardware they have available at their own expense, I was under the incorrect impression that the editors on the site are paid employees working from offices, this is based on my own ignorance.
Please accept my sincere apologies for the curt way I dismissed the review as an overview, it clearly is a review that you put a lot of work in to. Reply
Ian Cutress - Friday, May 16, 2014 - linkHi Pri, no worries. If I had the equipment in to test I would do for sure, that's the way AnandTech works. If any time you have a question about our testing or suggestions, shoot me an email (click my name up top), a number of people do :)
-Ian Reply
sajara - Friday, May 16, 2014 - linkYep I have to second this too. Maybe a follow up of the features in the near future, Ian? Reply
sajara - Friday, May 16, 2014 - linkthis commentary is rubbish i don't know how i missed a full page of the review, but that what has occurred. Apologies to Ian. Reply
DanNeely - Friday, May 16, 2014 - linkMy first thought is that at the $400 price point, a PLX instead of toggling features on/off should be mandatory. Picking and choosing what to actually use on an inexpensive feature grab bag board is justifiable to keep the cost down; but this board is priced as luxury item and shouldn't be loaded down with obnoxious gotchas and limitations.
Something else I'm wondering is why two different Intel NIC controllers instead of either 2 of the same model or one Intel controller and a second from a low cost vendor. Reply
PixyMisa - Saturday, May 17, 2014 - linkExactly my thought. On a low-end board that would be a no-go for me; on a top-of-the-line board it's just unacceptable.
I'm very glad I read this review, though, because I was considering buying this exact board. Reply
munkle - Friday, May 16, 2014 - linkI'm confused on whether this has a plx chip or not? Your review states it doesn't, Hardocp's review states it uses PLX PEX8747, the pictures of the motherboard would make me assume that it does use the chip as only this mobo and the WS mobo have that center heatsink and you state the WS mobo uses a plx chip. Reply
Ian Cutress - Friday, May 16, 2014 - linkA quick look at the specifications on the website shows:
"2 x PCIe 3.0/2.0 x16 (x16 or dual x8)"
With this, and the fact that we can account for all the chipset lanes including the switches, dictates that no PLX chip is present. Without doing a quick headcount of PCIe lane allocation, one could be fooled by the heatsink in the middle of the board.
That and the fact that ASUS has said that the PLX8747 variant for Z97 is limited to the WS motherboard for now. Reply
aron9621 - Saturday, May 17, 2014 - linkThe Z87 Deluxe Quad uses a PLX switch (a PEX8608 I believe) for the PCI Express 2.0 lanes coming from the chipset. It's a shame given the price category the Z97 Deluxe doesn't do the same and limits the simultaneous usage of the SATA Express/M2/Thunderbolt ports. Reply
UltraWide - Friday, May 16, 2014 - linkFan curve control from the BIOS, this is worth the GOLD color! WOW I have been waiting for such a feature for the past 10 years.
ASUS you got my money and vote. :thumbsup: x 2 Reply
OuchIAteMyself - Friday, May 16, 2014 - linkIt has been worth it for me to pay more for these premium motherboards. I'm using a P5B Deluxe bought in 2006 to post this comment and it's still going strong. ASUS even released a BIOS update that allowed me to upgrade to a Q9550 processor which is fairly modern. I'll buy ASUS again when I build a new system within the year. Reply
pt2501 - Friday, May 16, 2014 - linkLOL I had that the P5B Deluxe for 5 years and thought it was simple, powerful, and rock solid. For the price it offered up the best overclocking and when I built it in late 2006 I paired it with the lowest of the then new core 2 duo (1.6 GHz model). It received a plethora of updates that allowed it to later upgrade to use the top the Cord 2 Duos/Quad cores. I later put in a 3.0 Ghz duo core with the added cache for better performance and maxed out the Ram capacity without any loss of stability. The board never failed I eventually recycled it for lack of anyone wanting a desktop. Now i run an older P8Z68-V Pro/Gen3 with an i5 2500K. The support from Asus for all my boards has been outstanding.
I felt like I ponied up alot more cash for this board but the difference in all the features more than pays for itself over time. UEFI, 4 way SLI/Crossfire/TPU/EPU: you can literally do anything with this board and I have never felt like I was missing out on anything.
Most likely unless Asus starts making garbage, if you buy one of their boards my experience has been that you can use it until the subsequent technology becomes completely obsolete. Reply
AssBall - Sunday, May 18, 2014 - linkThe DELUXE set from Asus has always been top notch and rock solid. My first build ever was Lots of overclocking and tweaking options. The power delivery is some of the best in the industry, IMO. The new UEFI BIOS's are sweet to work with. Now they also put some decent integrated sound processors on the boards too, which adds a ton of value in my book.
Their Pro stuff is really good too if you want a simple overclock system or a 24/7 workstation. The only thing better than an ASUS board is a new ASUS board, heh. Reply
jibz - Friday, May 16, 2014 - linkNice review. I like the fact that you added audio benchmarks. What I'd like to see included are the numbers for a good add-on card, if only to establish some kind of upper echelon. I understand that it's not fair to compare a 300$ sounds card to the one included on a 300$ motherboard, but it'd help to put the numbers in perspective. Reply
cjs150 - Friday, May 16, 2014 - linkLovely looking board but someone needs their head examined on the storage.
This is a top end board it should be capable of having a big GPU, m2 drive as boot drive and ultra fast storage via thunderbolt Reply
xeizo - Friday, May 16, 2014 - linkYou could say I use only Asus DeLuxe mobos as I have both the P5Q-DeLuxe and the P8Z68-DeLuxe/G3 currently up and running ;-)
The P5Q-DeLuxe has been running since 2008 and 24/7 for the last three years(web/music/movie/nas-server). The P8Z68 is the gaming/development/music production/workstation and performs admirably with dual SSD:s, 16GB RAM and a single GTX770(as I only use 1080P). Very happy with these mobos, 4xUSB3 and 4xSATA6 is very usable on the P8Z68, good for being from 2011 ... It also has no problems remaining stable above 5GHz on water with 8x100% load like forever ....
However, next mobo will be made for Haswell-E with ZX99(?), Z97 is too much of a sidegrade and more cores is good to have when compiling. Higher clocked Xeons are only damned expensive :( Reply
wwwcd - Friday, May 16, 2014 - linkBoard Features
ASUS Z97-Deluxe (NFC + WFC)
Chipset Intel Z87
WoW :D Reply
Ian Cutress - Friday, May 16, 2014 - linkAHA! Re-using old table templates, thanks for the catch :D Reply
Eidigean - Friday, May 16, 2014 - linkFirst off, This is a great review Ian. The in-depth details of shared PCIe lane distribution between the x4 slot, x2 M.2, and x2 SATAe helped me make a decision...
I'm looking for Thunderbolt 2 and two x4 M.2 SSDs. The only board that seems like it will fit the bill is the GIGABYTE GA-Z97X-UD7 TH. Reason being, it's the only board that provides x8/x4/x4 from the CPU while also providing x4 from the Z97 for the Thunderbolt controller. This will allow for a GPU and two Samsung XP941 M.2 SSDs in a RAID 0.
An alternative I'm kicking around is the Asus Z79-WS with its PLX switch; allowing x16 for the GPU, two x4 M.2 SSDs in two x8 slots, and the ASUS Thunderbolt 2 controller in the x4 slot from the Z79.
Ian, could you get your hands on the two Samsung XP941 sticks that Kristian was testing? Reply
Eidigean - Friday, May 16, 2014 - linkThe ASUS Z97 lineup would be better if ASUS put a x4 slot in place of the middle or bottom x1 slot and shared 4 lanes from the x8 slot when needed, allowing for x8/x4/x4 in addition to x8/x8. Intel allows for it, and only one vendor (GIGABYTE) is doing it. Reply
Eidigean - Friday, May 16, 2014 - linkThere's actually another vendor that *almost* meets my requirements, the ASRock Z97 Extreme6. From their user manual:
* If M2_1 slot is occupied, PCIE2 slot will run at x8 mode, and PCIE4 slot will run at x4 mode.
That would allow me to run one XP941 stick in the motherboard's M.2 socket, and the other in the PCIE4 slot. The missing feature is Thunderbolt 2; which is only offered by ASUS and GIGABYTE. Reply
Ian Cutress - Friday, May 16, 2014 - linkHi Eidigean,
I have the Z97 Extreme6 in for testing, should have a review (with a single XP941) incoming. I've got some data regarding the impact an x4 M.2 has on GPU performance, stay tuned for that.
-Ian Reply
Taurus229 - Friday, May 16, 2014 - linkConsidering this is a $400.00 board, I feel that no one should have to play musical chairs with Sata inputs! Asus missed the boat here! Reply
austinsguitar - Friday, May 16, 2014 - linkone does not just simply pay 400+ dollars on just a motherboard with thunderbolt 2's.... this is a little bit overkill and stupid to the common consumer/ marketing executive. This premium doesn't make much since.... Reply
DMCalloway - Friday, May 16, 2014 - linkGreat review! Unfortunately, one of the best selling i7 chips (2600k) isn't in the benchmarks. I do like the progress being made with the UEFI BIOSs. Thanx for the review Ian. Reply
EricPraline - Saturday, May 17, 2014 - linkMany high-end motherboards these days use special audio capacitors for 'better' sound in the audio area of the motherboard. The amount of capacitors used in the audio portion of newer motherboards seems to vary using anywhere from 6 to 14 or more depending on the motherboard. Does using more capacitors for audio roughly correlate with a better sound? Why is there a difference in the number of audio capacitors used among high-end ALC1150-based motherboards, even by the same manufacturer (e.g., Asus) Reply
Haravikk - Saturday, May 17, 2014 - linkI find the selection of SATA ports and the juggling act of connecting them a bit weird; I thought that one of the advantages of SATA Express was that you could still use it as two ordinary SATA ports, only getting the increased speed when you connected a full SATA Express cable? With that in mind I don't see why this really needs so many additional, regular SATA ports anyway; an extra two would be enough for most people, as that gives you either six regular SATA drives, or two SATA Express and two regular SATA. Or they could even have gone for four SATA Express which would be even better as it gives you four to eight ports.
I dunno, it just feels a bit like an odd in-between standards kind of mixture; since Intel will most likely be pushing to increase PCI lanes on future processors then it just seems like if you need so much connectivity you're still better going for a dual processor motherboard, or waiting a year for more Thunderbolt friendly processors. Reply
Laststop311 - Monday, May 19, 2014 - linkSeems to me Intel needs to stop cheaping out on the pci-e lanes for its mainstream line. Now that sata express needs 4x pci-e 3.0 lanes to function to it's maximum. Asrock Extreme 9 is the only board right now that allows you to connected an SSD directly to the CPU using 4 pci-e 3,0 lanes and surprise those drives function the best. With skylake and Z107 intel really needs to step up its pci-e lane game. Reply
Tchamber - Monday, May 19, 2014 - linkAsus have come a long way since my last Asus board... for my old Pentium 4 CPU. This looks good, I want to upgrade when SATA Express becomes mainstream. I should think all us Star Wars fans would love this board/chipset! Reply
prophet001 - Monday, May 19, 2014 - linkDid you try booting the XP941 with this motherboard? Would love to see a Windows installation boot on it and get some benchmarks out. Reply
RamCity - Monday, May 19, 2014 - linkWe just got some feedback from a customer this morning who has installed the XP941 in the ASUS Z97-Deluxe. These are the results with the latest bios dated 16th May (0901)
1. With UEFI mode enabled, it's possible to begin a Windows 8 installation from DVD, but on the first reboot, the XP941 drive is not recognised, so the install couldn't proceed.
2. Customer was able to use the XP941 as storage once Windows 8 was installed to a different drive, but it doesn't show up in the list of bootable devices in the bios. He hasn't yet benchmarked the drive to see what sort of transfer speeds he can get out of it.
3. With the previous version bios, he couldn't even begin the windows installation, so it seems ASUS are working on this. Feedback we have from ASUS HQ in Europe is that they are working on getting the XP941 to boot in legacy mode.
4. The customer actually bought an ASRock Z97 Extreme6 as well and had no issues booting and installing Windows on the XP941 (installed in the M.2 socket), and confirmed it operated at full 1200/950MB/s transfer speeds.
My feeling is that it's only a matter of time before ASUS has a bios update which will allow the XP941 to have the OS installed and be bootable, but at this point it's not possible (at least from one customers point of view, and he seemed very technically astute)
Rod (vendor rep for ramcity.com.au) Reply
prophet001 - Tuesday, May 20, 2014 - linkThank you for the reply. Sounds exciting. Surely the floodgates are about to be opened on this technology. Reply
Timur Born - Tuesday, June 10, 2014 - linkHow does audio sound once connected to speaker with 3-prong (earth line) speaker system? Like the ones that really would benefit from the audio specs written on paper, not the cheapish 2-prong desktop speaker systems.
It's troubling how hard it is to find a modern mainboard that does not amplify all kinds of electronic noise (voltage) over its ground lines (anything made of metal metal), which affects both internal and external audio (PCIe, USB, FW). This is not really a ground-loop issue, but one of noisy ground lines on motherboards (while the PSU and interestingly SATA port ground remains rather clean/unamplified). Reply


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Florida coach Will Muschamp confirmed Wednesday afternoon that senior starting safety Cody Riggs has decided to transfer. It was first reported by The Sun earlier in the day.
Riggs wants to go transfer to a school where he'll have a chance to play the wide cornerback position, an opportunity he would not have at UF next season, sources told The Sun.
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