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Anggaran $20-100 USD
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I have been a freelance designer for more than six years and have designed several company logos for medium to large-size organizations.


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McKeesport bank robbed
The FBI and McKeesport police are searching for a man who robbed a city bank at knifepoint Wednesday afternoon.
The robbery occurred at 1:59 p.m. when the man entered Huntington National Bank on Fifth Avenue, demanded cash, then fled on foot with an undisclosed amount of money, according to FBI spokeswoman Kelly Kochamba.
Images from a surveillance camera show the suspect jumping over a counter, wearing a white face covering.
The suspect is described as a black male of medium build, approximately 5 feet 6 inches tall. He was wearing a gray hooded sweatshirt with a design on the back, blue jeans and tennis shoes.
No injuries were reported.
Police Asst. Chief Tom Greene said authorities are investigating leads from witnesses.
Any information regarding the suspect or the robbery should be directed to the FBI's Pittsburgh Field Office at 412-432-4000 or McKeesport police at 412-675-5016.
Eric Slagle is a staff writer for Trib Total Media. He can be reached at 412-664-9161 ext. 1966, or email@example.com.

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The Stewie Griffin of 'Family Guy' jokingly says of the minor microphone mishap, 'This is what happens when you don't come to rehearsal.'
Seth MacFarlane couldn't help making fun of himself after he realized that he used a wrong microphone at 2012 Primetime Emmy Awards. "This is what happens when you don't come to rehearsal," he said to loud laughs from the crowd.
He took the stage at Nokia Theatre in Los Angeles on September 23 to present the winner of Outstanding Host in a Reality or Reality-Competition Program. He realized he stood in front of a wrong mic when his voice could hardly be heard.
"Oh, the mic's over there!" Seth said laughing before walking to the other side of the stage where another mic he was supposed to use stood. "That's gonna be on YouTube," the "FlashForward" actor exclaimed about the microphone gaffe.
On Twitter, Seth once again poked fun at himself as tweeting, "Oh, THERE'S the f****ing mike." He then uploaded a picture of baby Stewie Griffin, the character he voiced in "Family Guy", making a speech on a podium to refer to the Sunday night incident.
Seth wore a white tuxedo that night. He presented the best reality TV host to Tom Bergeron from "Dancing with the Stars".


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Walker Classics
By: Allan Baillie, Wayne Harris (Illustrator)
For Ages: 5 - 7 years old
In Stock. Ships in 1-2 business days from Australia
Here is a book which speaks to the dragon slayer lurking in fertile young imaginations This is a wonderful book Highly recommended. Magpies
A noble Dragon Fighter and a brave boy set out on a daring and dangerous adventure to seek out the last dragon. Will they make it to the top of Glass Mountain where the fearsome beast lives?
- visually rich, irreverent and very entertaining. Sydney Morning Herald
- Short-listed, Book of the Year, Children s Book Council of Australia Awards, 1997
- Short-listed, NSW Premier s Awards, 1997
Allan Baillie was born in Scotland in 1943 and came to Australia when he was seven. He attended several Victorian bush schools before settling in Melbourne. Allan became a journalist, moved to Sydney and began writing books. He is now a full-time author, chasing books in Cambodia, China, Arnhem Land, Indonesia and Timor. His works have been published in fourteen countries and they have won various awards. In 1997, DragonQuest was short-listed for the CBCA Picture Book of the Year Awards. Allan is married with a daughter and a son. He swims and sails whenever possible.
About the Illustrator
Wayne Harris is an award-winning illustrator and designer. He won the APA Best Designed Picture Book of the Year Award for A Bit of Company by Margaret Wild and for Gordon s Got a Snookie by Lisa Shanahan. He was short-listed in the 1995 NSW Premier s Award for writing Judy and the Volcano, the same year Going Home was named an American Library Association Notable Children s Book. He works as a designer for Walker Books Australia and also teaches design and illustration. He has most recently illustrated Edge of the World, written by Ian Trevaskis, published by Walker Books.


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Tech Tips from The Bike Barn
We like to provide useful information to riders, whether it's about riding in winter, avoiding cross-chaining, taking care of your tires, or one of our older topics. If you have questions that you don't see answered here, come and visit us or send questions to email@example.com.
Winter Riding
What you wear
When riding in the winter, what you wear is more important than what you ride. Layer your clothing and start out underdressed so you don't overheat. It is a good idea to take along something warmer in case you stop outside for any extended time period (such as for mechanical difficulty.)
The 3 areas that could freeze most easily are your face, your hands, and your feet.
- Protect your face with a parka-type hood (which may somewhat limit your peripheral vision,) and/or a ski mask, and/or goggles, hat and scarf.
- For your hands, insulated mittens, possibly over thin gloves, work the best for below 20 degrees, insulated gloves are ok for 20-40 degrees and any full glove for above 40.
- Keep your feet warm with snow boots or tennis-shoe-style hiking boots large enough to go over a thick pair of wool socks. Remember that if you have too many layers of socks and your shoes are too tight, your feet loose circulation and freeze anyway.
What you ride
Ride a well-serviced, moderate- to wide-tired bike, depending on road surfaces. Lower tire pressures (35-40 psi) work better than higher pressure to give you more traction. Glare ice is nearly impossible to ride on with any bike, but studded tires make it easier than walking.
Where you ride
It can be a challenge to find a suitable place to ride in the winter. If you are commuting, use the streets or trails that are in the best condition. If you want to ride recreationally, paths that snowmobiles have used are pretty bumpy, and paths that cross-country skiers have somewhat packed down are somewhat better.
Cross Chaining
We are repeating this tech tip because so many bikes that come in for repair or in from a test ride are cross chained. Cross chaining occurs when the gears are used that place the chain on the inside sprocket (1) in the front and the outside sprocket (7) in the back or on the outside (3) in front and the inside (1) in back. This puts the chain at an extreme angle which causes excessive chain and sprocket wear and also causes less than the smoothest shifting. While these 2 extreme angle gears are legitimate and certainly may be used, there are other gears that duplicate or come close to duplicating these gears. Recommendation: Unless you are "just passing through" as in preparing for a steep hill or recovering from a steep climb, stay away from the 1-7 and the 3-1 combinations of gears.
Tire Care
Bicycle tires have tubes and should be kept inflated to the pressure recommended on the tire sidewall. Under-inflation causes creep of the the tube within the tire and can be visually identified by crooked valve stems. Riding with under-inflated tires could tear the valve stem out of the tube and necessitate replacing the tube.
Over-inflation usually leads to blowouts either during inflation or at some later time. Blowouts could result in bending the rim, possibly beyond repair.
The second quickest way to ruin a tire is probably skidding. Tires aren't very thick and one major skid could wear through the surface of the tire.


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Several big games are on tap tonight. Midland Valley is at South Aiken with a home playoff game at stake, and Hephzibah tries to keep pace in the Region 3-AAAA race when it takes on Richmond Academy.
Here's a look at the weekend's games:
l Lincoln County at Wilkinson County: All thats on the line between these two top-10 teams is the Region 7-A title.
l Thomson at Burke County: Wounded Bears defense might be getting what it needs: an opposing offense that has produced 7 or fewer points three of the past four games.
l Washington County at Baldwin: Region 3-AAA title on the line; Baldwin is the defending champion and has won four games in a row.
l Screven County at Jefferson County: The Warriors can clinch region title with a win; the Gamecocks need to win to keep playoff hopes alive.
l Laney at East Laurens: The Wildcats will not make the playoffs but can still finish .500 or better for 10th consecutive season.
l Dodge County at Swainsboro: The Tigers have only lost to Jefferson County and clinches a home playoff game with a win.
l Aquinas at Hancock Central: The Irish can finish .500 if they win their final two games.
l Washington-Wilkes at Warren County: Screaming Devils have clinched a playoff berth, now they can try and move up the seeding ladder.
l Hammond at Augusta Christian: The Lions, winners of two in a row, have reason to believe they can knock off three-time defending state champion.
l Jenkins County at Wheeler County: Eagles are attempting to post third consecutive win; Wheeler County is just 1-7.
l Butler at Lakeside: The Panthers are just passing the time until playoffs, hoping Hephzibah and Evans will stumble.
l Cross Creek at Evans: The Razorbacks churned out 280 yards in upset of Richmond Academy last week and still have a shot at the playoffs if they win out.
l Harlem at Josey: Once thought to be on the way to a winless season, the Bulldogs have a great shot to match last seasons four victories.
l Hephzibah at Richmond Academy: The Rebels had 409 yards of offense last year in a 23-0 win over the Musketeers that earned them home playoff game.
l Westside at Glenn Hills: The Spartans are still kicking themselves over loss to Richmond Academy, which will likely keep them out of the playoffs.
l Dutch Fork at Aiken, 8 p.m.: The Hornets now looking for second consecutive win.
l Fox Creek at Ridge Spring-Monetta: The Trojans could win third in a row.
l Midland Valley at South Aiken: Winner gets home game in first round of state playoffs.
l North Augusta at Lexington: Annual matchup averaging 58.7 points per game over past three years.
l Silver Bluff at Barnwell: The Warhorses need a win or a Ridgeland loss at Edisto to make playoffs.
l Strom Thurmond at Gilbert: The Rebels are warming up for playoff push.
l Wagener-Salley at North: Last chance for 0-9 War Eagles to get a win.
l Williston-Elko at Blackville-Hilda: The Blue Devils going for a perfect regular season.
l Brentwood at Nathanael Greene: Brentwood ruined Edmund Burkes perfect regular season last week and should take a three-game winning streak into the postseason.
l Thomas Jefferson at Briarwood: This is actually a nonregion game; Jags won region meeting 21-7 earlier in the season.
l Edmund Burke at Bulloch: The Spartans will be looking to rebound following their first loss.
l Greenbrier at Stephenson: The Wolfpack have a tall order in front of them Stephenson is a nationally-ranked team and is 8-0 on the year.


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This article was published 22/8/2014 (1092 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
Gather two of every animal and start building that ark.
Following Thursday's deluge in the Manitoba capital, the forecast from Environment Canada for Winnipeg calls for more of the wet stuff today. There's a 60 per cent chance of showers this morning and afternoon, with a slight chance of more precipitation in the evening. Today's high is 21 C.
For Saturday, keep the umbrella and rubber boots handy. A chance of showers throughout the day is forecast, with rain beginning in the evening. There's also a risk of a thunderstorm in the evening, as well.
Saturday's soggy high is 19 C.
The grey skies don't look like they're going to clear up anytime soon, either.
Expect periods of rain Sunday and a high of 22 C.
More showers and a high of only 17 C is the forecast for Monday.


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Fibromyalgia rash is one of the symptoms of fibromyalgia. A disorder characterized by muscular pains on the rams, neck, back or pelvic waist. It may even lead to joint stiffness, fatigue and sleep disturbance leave alone depression, stress associated symptoms and difficulty in swallowing. The disorder has been in existence since 1981 when it was first discovered. The sad thing is that since then there has never been a definite treatment or cure for the disorder. However; doctors deal with the symptoms as they come up and this has been effective in reducing its effect thou it cannot treat the disorder entirely. Many myths and believes have been developed as to the cause of the disorder. Some researchers believe it is due to stress, others say that it is genetic, self-induced with the most recent revelation stating that it is a neurological medical disorder which starts and course brain damage.
Fibromyalgia rash on the patient's skin is not only a health treat but an annoying thing. The best remedy to this symptom is to consult a heath practitioner who will advise you accordingly. Most of us have suffered from skin infection in a place in life. They are very itchy and frustrating. This may vary from skin acne to complex skin complications that could have affected you. However; this could have happened only once or none in your life. To the contrary, fibromyalgia patients suffer more than most of us with skin problems. This is estimated at approximately eight percent of the patients who are prone to different skin complications. They are not only disturbing to the patients but worsen the state of the disorder. They increase the effect of other symptoms like sleep disturbance since the infections are very itchy and makes it hard for a patient to sleep.
To get a clear understanding of Fibromyalgia rash, it is ideal to analyze the different types of skin problems that may arise. The problem is that one could cause another and develop into chronic skin complications. One of the common skin complaints is itchy skin. These rashes may develop anywhere within your body. They are itchy and scratchy and in most cases they irritate making you to scratch those subsequently developing sores and infections. Tender skin is also an infection brought about by fibromyalgia. These are sensitive skins that cause reddishness, scarring and even swelling of the affected areas. This may even hinder the patient from engaging in his/her daily duties. Dry skin may also occur. This is characterized by cracking of the skin. They may appear anywhere but they mostly affect the fingers and hands. They are very irritating and the skin peels off.
Other Fibromyalgia rash includes mottled skin. This infection makes the skin to turn color and appearance. It is characterized by dark spots mostly in the inner thighs and armpits. If they are exposed to the sun they become darker or turn reddish. The cause of these skin complications among fibromyalgia patients is still a puzzle to researchers, scientists and doctors. Tender skin could be due to the disorder's effect on the central nervous system. This could also cause itchiness. The failure by brains of fibromyalgia patients to interpret pain signal could be the reason why the disorders is so common among them.
Since the causes of Fibromyalgia skin infection is not yet known, a patient is advised to deal with the symptoms at hand as they come up. They are various skin care products and ointments that are available. These crams are effective in soothing itchy skins and should be applied after washing the affected area with warm water. Other treatments include ultraviolet light therapies in severe cases.


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An innovative £30 million project to help first-time buyers beat the deposit trap launches in London this summer. The Westminster Home Ownership Accelerator scheme offers would-be buyers low-cost rental accommodation in smart apartments in the west and north-west of the capital, giving them time to save for a deposit to buy their own home.
Participants, who can stay in the homes in Maida Vale and Bayswater for up to three years, will also get a cash bonus at the end of their tenure as an extra leg up.
Getting a place on the scheme, which is being run by housing charity Dolphin Living, is likely to be tricky because the deal it offers first-time buyers is unprecedented.
Finding a deposit for a first home is one of the biggest barriers to home ownership in London, where an average first-time property now costs £350,000. Raising a 20 per cent deposit means saving £70,000 — an almost impossible feat for those not heavily subsidised by the bank of mum and dad.
The first of the 50 flats included in the accelerator scheme are at Dibdin House in Maida Vale. Dolphin, which is contributing £17.5 million to the project and has been granted another £12.5 million by the City of Westminster, has bought and renovated 16 flats in the Thirties building, at an average cost of £400,000.
Later this year a dozen one-bedroom and two-bedroom flats in a small development in nearby Lanhill Road, being built by Dolphin, will be on offer. Some 22 homes in another new development in Porchester Road, Bayswater, will follow.
The cost will be pegged at 65 per cent of typical local rents — which means from £208 per week for one-bedroom flats at Dibdin House, £286 for two-bedroom flats, and £325 for three-bedroom homes. Participants will not have to pay a service charge.
Any first-time buyer who lives or works in Westminster can apply for the scheme, so long as their household income is less than £90,000.
They must also have savings of at least £22,500, which Jon Gooding, chief executive of Dolphin Living, believes will target the homes at people who have already started to save for a deposit.
"We are trying to help people who are really serious about getting into home ownership," he says. "Deposits are a huge problem, particularly in Westminster where there are no shared-ownership options because the numbers just do not add up.
"We want to help people who are really thinking hard about home ownership." If the scheme is oversubscribed, priority will be given to people currently living in council or housing association flats, and to members of the Armed Forces. Westminster residents will take priority over those who work in the borough, and those with children will also be prioritised.
When the successful candidates decide the time has come to start house hunting Dolphin Living will give them a bonus, which will be linked to house price inflation during their tenure.
The formula the charity will use to decide the size of the bonus is complex, but Gooding says that if house price growth is slow participants could still double their original £22,500 savings. If it is strong they could triple it — plus, of course, whatever money they have saved. "The benefit of this scheme is that it tracks the market," he adds. "It will be exactly as if they had bought a property and seen its value grow."
The participants will be able to buy a property anywhere in Greater London. Should any of them decide not to buy a property at the end of their tenancy they will not be penalised, although they will not receive a bonus.
The pilot scheme, which is intended to run for 15 years, will then be assessed, and either continued or not.
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I am not sure how many of you are aware of HCL. . It's a large Indian software and services company ala Tata, Wipro and Infosys and I could have sworn that they specialized in back-end Core Banking software integration but I suppose they also sell l(e)aptops! No doubt these are sourced outside of India (China) but I am not quite sure. The machine was priced at 199.90 Bahraini Dinars which is roughly equivalent to US$ 531. What a fricking rip-off! There are no taxes at all here nor are there any import duties. The Middle East can be the suck when it comes to high technology (OK, low tech too) unless, of course, you are trying to purchase Nokia phones. Those are...relatively inexpensive.
Initital Impressions
This laptop was like a V-Tech toy that I used to pick up for my kid way back when. It was incredibly platicky (as opposed to the solid feel on the Eee which I own). The top was sort of shiny with gray plastic accents. You can see from one of the pics that the height starts at under an inch but grows somewhat at the back with a bulge at the bottom. Normally you get this bulge from adding a larger-sized battery on a smaller chassis but this wasn't the case here (no pun intended). Based on this I am going to figure that this will normally house a 3-cell battery (the specs claim 4-cell). The laptop was fairly light--but this was without the battery, I would venture a guess that it weighs about the same as the Eee with the battery installed. Of course, the accompanying poster claimed 1.1Kg but I believe nothing advertised around here. The keyboard was also very Eee-esque in terms of being cramped, I typed on it a bit but long enough to notice that it was as bad as typing on the Eee (at least at first). The keys had no tactile feel at all. Like I said, V-Tech.
The MiLeap had a 7" screen that was apparently running XGA resolution on what was clearly a wide-screen display. I checked the listed resolutions and the only other resolution available on the Via Chrome chipset was 800x600. It's possible that this was only a 800x480 display running a modified driver at a higher resolution but I couldn't tell for sure. The fonts seemed OK (running an interpolated resolution usually mucks up the fonts). No idea what this was all about. Speaking of the chipset, the CPU was a Via C7-M running at 1GHz. The 1GB of RAM is shared with the system and the video sub-system. A 40GB HDD rounded up the package along with (presumably) a VGA webcam. I should have taken a pic of the underside to see if any expansion slots were available--but I have a feeling that this is not a machine for the upgrading kind
There were 2 USB ports present as evidenced by the pic below of the right side. A RJ45 Ethernet port was accompanied by a RJ11 jack next to the USB ports. My guess is that since this is targeted at the developing world, they wanted to make sure that dialup was not ruled out. The left side had the mic/headphone jacks as well as VGA out. The laptop also had wireless connectivity although I neglected to check if it was one of the usual suspects (Broadcom/Atheros).
There was nothing on the machine from what I could tell in terms of productivity software. It was, however, running XP Home SP2. I played around with opening some basic stuff and it *felt* snippy even though this CPU is a notorious dog but clearly the machine has been optimized for an average experience.
Pics follow--sorry for the fugly quality, these were taken with my Tilt:
- Front
- Left side view
- Right side view
- Top view (lid closed)
- Top view (lid open)
- Rear view (sans battery)
- XP Properties
- We insist on touching your life. No really.
They are 'more than just laptops' alright, I believe HCL stands for Hindustan


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iOS trumps Android in Q1 enterprise activations
21 Comments
1. toaster (Posts: 114; Member since: 13 Sep 2011)
I know there were reason that Blackberries were not included, but I am curious to see how they stack up now. 2 years ago the iOS and Android bar would not even be visible, I wonder if it's the same way now. :)
13. anywherehome (Posts: 971; Member since: 13 Dec 2011)
I think everyone should consider the limits of using iOS or Android before buy for not being bored so soon and not being surprise you can not do simple tasks….the first video is enough:
Part 1:http://goo.gl/ZuTmL
Part 2:http://goo.gl/isXhG
Part 3:http://goo.gl/hNRdz
Part 4:http://goo.gl/7Lw6a
2. Lift_Off (Posts: 152; Member since: 04 Apr 2012)
I think one of the major reasons that companies choose the ipad or iphone for their business might be that creating an app specific for that company is easier, and nobody would have trouble downloading anything because they all have essentially the same device. much more organized. Thats just how I see it.
3. JeffdaBeat (unregistered)
I think a bigger reason is perception. People think that iOS is more secure than Android and the stories about worms and viruses don't help matters. Of course, the truth is those worms and viruses are usually third party sites, but it's still connected to the Android name. But Google is taking steps to correct this.
I think another reason may be one of the benefits of Android. Android devices tend to be different whereas iOS is mostly standardized over a small group of handsets. I could buy different Androids with different physical features, but unknowingly get different software and hardware features. Now, that isn't so much Google's fault...in fact most people rather like that. But most people who make these decisions aren't all that tech savy to line up the correct phones. So they take the easy way out and give everyone iPhones and iPads.
4. smallcolabear (Posts: 82; Member since: 18 Feb 2012)
My problem I had with android was that for one when I shut the phone off it never really turned off and when I went to turn it back on it already was. Another issue was that everywhere I went every site i visited from my loan accounts, credit cards, bank stantements or simply looking up how to make homemade noodles, were screen shoted and place in my album and I had to clue until I went to upgrade to an iphone because it did fit my professional and home life style better and transfered pictures over and was shocked I had over 1500 pictures when I looked to see what it was I had pictures of my account numbers and all sorts of things. I sold that Android and it was a good thing I did not forget to reset it other wise the next person would have all my information just from me taking the easibility of paying my bill on my mobile device. With my iPhone there is an option to trak and screen shot where you go so I can have it off or on depending on my preference. This is something I never could find on a Droid.
5. JeffdaBeat (unregistered)
But that's the great thing about having a choice. Android didn't work for you. Android doesn't work for me. Doesn't make it a bad operating system at all. Recently, a few handsets have made me look twice.
...I love how I got thumbed down for stating what could be perception...At this point I kind of which the thumbs were taken away.
6. smallcolabear (Posts: 82; Member since: 18 Feb 2012)
I know right thumbs are way too overrated. On the other note I do love the Razr and the Spectrum display is awesome those have made me rethink Android I'm not Bias I work for Verizon so I see the benefits of having either device for what your using it for most. Mine is work and Entertainment. So I agree with your statement completely. With the recent news that the GalaxySIII coming it looks pretty interesting so who knows.
10. networkdood (Posts: 6330; Member since: 31 Mar 2010)
ok, you are saying that when you shut an Android phone off that it is never really off??
SERIOUSLY?? Do you know how to use the power button or even where it is at. With almost every phone, you just tap the power button and the screen is off - the phone itself is not off. Press and hold the power button and confirm you want the phone completely off, and then it will be truly off with no apps running. On my ICS phone, I can even choose to reboot the phone, or go to recovery, or to flashlight.
I mean, SERIOUSLY??
21. smallcolabear (Posts: 82; Member since: 18 Feb 2012)
I know how to turn off a phone. I am saying once it was powered off it it would turn itself back on. I know how to do a screen shot on a phone as well. Your not understanding it took the pictures ON ITS OWN! I am not saying all android phones are bad or do what mine did and that is why I stated MY ANDROID. I am not stupid and know about phones in fact I probably know more than you.
12. networkdood (Posts: 6330; Member since: 31 Mar 2010)
huh, when I tap the power button, the screenshot option is visible on my DROID RAZR ICS 4.0.4 phone. And, how in the world do screenshots of personal info appear? This is my 3rd Android phone and I never had that problem.
Either, you are a fake, or you truly have not a clue on how to use the phone....wow.
15. taco50 (banned) (Posts: 5506; Member since: 08 Oct 2009)
He's pointing out some obvious issues with android
7. sgogeta4 (Posts: 394; Member since: 02 Feb 2011)
The military knows that Android is more secure, that's why it's using that as a base for their mobile systems.
8. APPLE_ROYALLY (Posts: 25; Member since: 24 Apr 2012)
We see our sales sky-rocketing®
We say we will lead®
We are progressing®
We think ios is all u need®
We were what we are®
We assume others to keep juxtopostion®
We like that®
20. Non_Sequitur (Posts: 1111; Member since: 16 Mar 2012)
Why are you saying "we?"®
You make no sense®
Despite what you say, I still love Android®
Eff off, you're really annoying®
9. taco50 (banned) (Posts: 5506; Member since: 08 Oct 2009)
Business users don't need toys. They need an intuitive phone that's stable and gets the job done. They're not in need of live wallpaper and free junk apps.
Also business people need battery life that lasts.
11. networkdood (Posts: 6330; Member since: 31 Mar 2010)
Well, according to those stats, business users like toys,and that is why they activate iphones....give it some more time and things will change.
14. taco50 (banned) (Posts: 5506; Member since: 08 Oct 2009)
Well we know iOS dominates in business. We also know Apple users are better educated, more tech savvy and wealthier.
That's ok you can keep denying the facts
18. frydaexiii (Posts: 1475; Member since: 01 Dec 2011)
Just shows how sad it is...That the "more educated & wealthier" are bandwagon sheeps as well.
And Apple users more tech-savvy? Sure, and I'm Bill Gate's son =_=". Knowing how to download an app and activating it does not count as being "tech savvy".
17. frydaexiii (Posts: 1475; Member since: 01 Dec 2011)
Really? Cos I have an uncle who's company forced him to buy an iPhone and use an iPad because the company wanted to use a certain app that the whole company uses. This is probably the reason why it's selling...Boss is a rich sheep and forces the entire company to use it.
lol, I like how you consider digging thru menus just to turn on WIFI/ some other settings intuitive. How you consider rows and rows of icons intuitive just shows me how stupid some people have become...
16. Mozarrt (Posts: 301; Member since: 08 Oct 2011)
Can't wait until Windows Phone challenges this monopoly of iOS, if only MS would do more to get the business users attracted.
Untill then, I'd prefer an iPhone over a Droid anyday.
19. ardent1 (Posts: 2000; Member since: 16 Apr 2011)
Windows phone is late to the game and is being marginalized. The problem with windows is it's the third OS meaning it's got to overcome the stickiness or the equity people already invested in either the iOS or android OS ecosystem. I've spent too much time and money to give up my iOS infrastructure.


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What is Benzoin?Benzoin is the sap (gum resin) of trees that belong to the Styrax species. Don't confuse benzoin with Siam benzoin (Styrax tonkinensis), which is used only in manufacturing and not as a medicine.
People take benzoin by mouth for swelling (inflammation) of the throat and breathing passages.
Some people apply it directly to the skin to kill germs, reduce swelling, and stop bleeding from small cuts. Benzoin is also used topically for skin ulcers, bedsores, and cracked skin. In combination with other herbs (aloe, storax, and tolu balsam), benzoin is used as a skin protectant. This combination is known as "compound benzoin tincture."
By inhalation, benzoin is used to treat hoarseness (laryngitis), croup, and other respiratory conditions.
In dentistry, benzoin is used for swollen gums and herpes sores in the mouth.
In manufacturing, benzoin is used in making pharmaceutical drugs.
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MUMS and babies converged on Parliament Street in York to support a Staffordshire woman abused for breastfeeding her baby in public.
Dozens of women breastfed their babies on the York street rom 1pm on Saturday, in a "nurse in" protest organised by mums Kendal Mosley-Chalk and Anne Dawson.
The two friends decided to stage the protest after they heard about Staffordshire woman Emily Slough, who was photographed feeding her baby in the street, and labelled a "tramp" when the picture was posted anonymously on Facebook.
Mum-of-two Kendal, 30, said:"We wanted to organise something in support. It's so shocking in this day and age a woman would be shamed for feeding her child in a very natural way."
York's breastfeeding support group Treasure Chest has also thrown its support behind the movement.
The group's chair Katherine Odom said: "Many mums can feel that breastfeeding their child in public is a barrier for them and we hope this lone incident doesn't put mums or prospective mums off breastfeeding when there are so many benefits for both mum and baby.
"Breastfeeding in public without harassment is a right every woman should have - in fact it is protected by law in the Equality Act of 2010 - and we can give practical tips and friendly support to help mums overcome any reservations they may have."


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As with the Old Navy Holiday Lookbook I posted earlier, The Gap Holiday looks are fab!
Tons of warm sweaters, chunky scarves and great winter coats.
I want EVERYTHING!!! But I'll start with that big chunky scarf in the first pic.
12th October 2012
As with the Old Navy Holiday Lookbook I posted earlier, The Gap Holiday looks are fab!
Tons of warm sweaters, chunky scarves and great winter coats.
I want EVERYTHING!!! But I'll start with that big chunky scarf in the first pic.
24th August 2012
I just finished the back to school shopping for the kids a couple of days ago (school starts September 4th here), and I was able to take advantage of some great deals. My kids have this funny way of outgrowing everything this time of year, so short of socks and underwear, we needed a lot. (Insert husband sobbing here)
I tend to buy most of the kids clothes at The Gap, however I decided to venture out to check out what else I could find, when I missed their Friends and Family sale. Being in a smaller city, there really aren't that many great options here, and I don't like clothes that are not age appropriate and look like they should be on Toddlers and Tiaras, so that reduces the pickings even more. I actually found some great pieces and some great deals too.
Bonnie Togs
I like this store because they have cute Carters clothes and stretchy pants – in case you don't know, stretchy pants are a beautiful thing to a five year old who can't be bothered with buttons and zippers when trying to pull up her pants. They also have ridiculously good prices.
These Carters tops are SO cute – each were $8 and the socks were on sale for $3.99 for three pairs. Adorable and age appropriate – win. I also picked up some cute cardis for the five year old and some fun glitter light up shoes for her indoor shoes. I used to pick up things for the boy here too, but he's eight now and Bonnie Togs is just "not cool". Alrighty Boss.
The Children's Place
I hadn't been in this store in ages but I hit it up since I was at the mall with the kids. They have the Place Cash promotion going on (I got $25) and when I signed up for their email, I got an additional 30% off – double win!
I got this adorable dress, perfect for church or a special event for $14.00 (regularly $29.95) and it is really sweet on.
How about some cute winter hats (yes I know it's August, and I HATE buying winter crap this early, but it's an owl hat people – we need to make exceptions). Regularly $14.95 and $10.95, I got them for $10.46 & $7.66. So I ended up spending about $60 and got one dress, two winter hats, an owl purse (ahem), and two sweaters for the older dude. That's just crazy talk.
Old Navy is one of those stores where I run in for one thing, and leave with a bag of stuff, so I guess whatever they're doing is working. I like this store for the kids because the clothes are affordable, and they are great at destroying their clothes at school, so it's less painful for me when I need to toss it.
Here I picked up $20 jeans for the 5yo, and several long sleeve cotton tops for both kids (from $8 – $14), and these because they were too cute to pass up:
So cute! Originally $20 – got them for $8.40.
And because Old Navy is smart and has that huge aisle of stuff right by the cash that parents try to get their kids not to notice, I also ended up buying these:
Originally $7.50 each, I got both for $9.55 – it was only right to take Snoopy home, especially when the eight year old said, "Snoopy is so cool." Take that Spongebob.
Roots 73
I really like this store for my son – great Roots items that we both like. They have a promo going on right now where if you spend $100, you get $30 off which works for me.
I picked up three t-shirts, two hoodies and a cute zip up sweatshirt for $75, and the eight year old walked out of there like he had just won the lottery. Seriously.
The Gap
I spend a lot of time (and cash) in this store – they know me (and my sister and mom) by name. However, I like a sale and a great deal just as much as anyone else. Thankfully, The Gap is great at having sales all the time now so it's easy to avoid spending full price. I won't tell you what I spent here because it's embarassing and my husband reads this blog and well, marriage works better when there is a sense of retail mystery.
True story.
They had all their jeans, uniforms and backpacks on for 30% off so I picked up jeans, polos and a tie for the boy. I also picked up a new backpack for him for $18 (from $30).
These were on for $11.97 from $19.95 and really nice cotton. I also picked up some $8.99 short sleeve shirts for him and great yoga pants (STRETCHY PANTS!) for the five year old for $14.
The only thing I have left to purchase are rain boots for the 8 year old and wine for mommy.
Wine. It's whats for dinner.
Especially after a day of spending all your pennies on your lovely children. Remember those days when you had money to spend in your wallet all the time?
Yeah, neither do I.
Are you done your back to school shopping yet? Any great deals??


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Won Ton Ravioli
Recipe by Kzim4
I found this on the web and posted it in response to a recipe request. I have not tried this recipe yet.
Top Review by Pebbles
I made these exactly as directed. They were a bit bland, so I made a second batch with some extra ingredients. I added some chopped jarred roasted red peppers and 1/4 cup feta cheese and 1 T. prepared basil pesto. It was better, but still seemed like something was missing to give it the final punch, but I can't figure out what it might be. One thing for sure, the wonton wrappers were absolutely so delicious and tender. I used olive oil and garlic Bartolli jarred sauce, thinned with a bit of half and half for a creamy tomato topping. Thanks for the recipe....I am going to try it with some sage sausage.
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Ingredients Nutrition
- 1 1⁄4 cups ricotta cheese
- 1⁄4 cup parmesan cheese
- 2 garlic cloves, minced
- 2 tablespoons minced fresh parsley
- 1 teaspoon dried basil leaves or 1 tablespoon fresh basil
- 1⁄2 teaspoon dried oregano
- 1 large egg
- salt, to taste
- ground black pepper, to taste
- 1 (12 ounce) package wonton wrappers
Directions See How It's Made
- Mix all ingredients together except wraps until well blended.
- Place approximately 1 tablespoon of filling on 1/2 of the won ton wraps.
- Wet outer edges of one of the remaining wraps by running a finger dipped in water around the edge and place over filling.
- Press edges of top and bottom wonton wrap together firmly to seal.
- Repeat for remaining wraps.
- Bring a large pot of water to a simmer.
- being careful not to over fill the pot, drop 4-5 raviolis in at a time and simmer for about 3 minutes.
- They are done when the pasta over the filling starts to wrinkle and the ravioli turn from opaque to translucent.
- Repeat with remaining ravioli until all have been cooked.
- Serve with sauce of your choice.


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Balchem Corporation introduces new AminoShure®-L. Now with 38% more lysine, AminoShure-L provides a cost effective alternative to blood meal and other lysine sources. With the production efficiencies passed on to the dairy producer, the cost of Balchem's new AminoShure-L is now approximately 40% lower per unit of bioavailable lysine as compared to the original AminoShure-L.
New manufacturing advancements and capabilities allow Balchem to dramatically increase the lysine concentration in the finished product. AminoShure-L offers a more concentrated lysine source, lowering overall ration costs, reducing dietary metabolizable protein and creating more "room" in the diet for other ingredients.
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How to Play "Here Comes the Bear," the Most Efficient Drinking Game Ever
Beer pong? Tired. Kings? Boring. President and Asshole? So 1995. They're all really boring, and some of them are so slow you'll never get a buzz on playing them. It's time for a new drinking game, and when it's time for anything involving large amounts of drinking, the people to ask are the Russians, who didn't consider beer an alcoholic purchase worth regulating until recently. The Russians have a drinking game called "Medvyed prishol" ("Here Comes the Bear"), which is the most efficient way to get drunk we've ever seen.
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You'll need the following items:
- Large, sturdy table
- Large shot glasses
- Several bottles of cold vodka
Have the players stand around the table, each with a shot glass. Fill the shot glasses with vodka and drink the shot (za vashe zdorovye!). Then the leader shouts, "Here comes the bear!"
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Everyone climbs under the table--tables having magical anti-bear properties, you see--and after a minute or so, when the danger has passed, the leader calls out, "There goes the bear!" Then everyone stands up at their place, the shot glasses are refilled, the shots are drunk, and the game repeats. The winner is the last person who can actually stand up.
Now that's a drinking game. Extra points if you say it in Russian: medvyéd prishól for "Here comes the bear" and medvyéd ushól for "There goes the bear."
(Obligatory disclaimer: if you actually play this game, you are an idiot. This is how alcohol poisoning happens. If you do play this game and you hurt yourself or die, it is your own stupid fault, and you cannot come blame us, ponimayesh?)
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Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich will talk about his plans to begin raising money to test whether a bid for the GOP presidential nomination is feasible.
Gingrich is set to talk about the step at a news conference Thursday at the state Capitol in his home state of Georgia where he has a meeting with the governor.
Spokesman Rick Tyler says Gingrich "is entering the exploratory phase" of a presidential candidacy.
He is stopping short of setting up an exploratory committee, which would have made him a legal candidate. Tyler says Gingrich and his wife, Callista, oversee a web of commercial and nonprofit ventures and must tie up some loose ends with those businesses before they can take that step.
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The School of Education features in the top 100 QS World University Subject Rankings.
The School of Education TCD is the only Irish institution to feature in the top 100 QS World University Subject Rankings for education. This is the first year 'education' is presented as a subject in the rankings and the School is very pleased to be included in this listing. The QS rankings are based on research output measured by citations, employer evaluations and peer (i.e. academic) review.
Placed at number 74, the School is above UK Russell Group institutions such as the University of Birmingham, the University of Bristol, the University of Sheffield and University College London, Cardiff University and Queens University Belfast, and just below the University of Warwick and University of Nottingham.
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Scientists Discover Tipping Point for the Spread of Ideas
Here are a couple of highlights we thought were interesting:
When just 10 percent of the population holds an unshakable belief, their belief will always be adopted by the majority of the society.
"When the number of committed opinion holders is below 10 percent, there is no visible progress in the spread of ideas. It would literally take the amount of time comparable to the age of the universe for this size group to reach the majority," said SCNARC Director Boleslaw Szymanski, the Claire and Roland Schmitt Distinguished Professor at Rensselaer. "Once that number grows above 10 percent, the idea spreads like flame."
The percentage of committed opinion holders required to influence a society remains at approximately 10 percent, regardless of how or where that opinion starts and spreads in the society.


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Boys soccer: Josh Claussen picks perfect time for first varsity goal
BEMIDJI — Josh Claussen could not have picked a better time to score his first varsity goal as a member of the Bemidji boys soccer team. During the early going of the second half of Tuesday's game against Moorhead Claussen ripped a lazer from 30 yards out which zipped past Moorhead netminder Zach Holtgrewe.
Claussen's goal tied the game at 1-1 and the deadlock stood the rest of regulation and the 10 minutes of overtime.
The 1-1 draw improved Bemidji's record to 4-4-3 and Lumberjacks coach Rick Toward could not be happier with the way his team has bounced back from its 0-3 start.
"Moorhead is ranked 12th in the state Class 2A poll so this is a very good tie for us," Toward said. "On paper Moorhead probably is a better team so finishing in a 1-1 tie with a quality Class 2A opponent is a very good result."
Tuesday's game also marked the first time a Bemidji High School soccer team has played on the new turf at Chet Anderson Stadium. The Lumberjacks girls team will have its chance to play on the field on Oct. 3.
"It was a nice switch to play under the lights. It was a neat experience," Toward said. "The field is very fast and both teams had to adjust to the speed of the game. The ball just doesn't slow down on this turf."
Toward also noticed some faces in the crowd that he normally doesn't see during the late afternoon games at the middle school.
"I saw some people who are just soccer fans but who can't make it to the day games," Toward said. "I think we accomplished everything we wanted to accomplish by playing a night game at the college."
The accomplishment also included the 1-1 tie against the Spuds.
Moorhead took a lead five minutes into the action when Anthony Juven beat BHS goalie Matthew Bitter on a breakaway. Defenses and goaltending held sway the rest of the half, however, and Moorhead owned the 1-0 lead at intermission.
Claussen's goal six minutes into the second stanza knotted the game and turned out to be the final goal of the contest.
Moorhead blew a golden opportunity to take the lead when a penalty kick with nine minutes to play in regulation sailed over the net. Bemidji also had a chance in regulation as Claussen clanked a header off the crossbar.
Holtgrewe finished with four saves while Bitter stopped eight shots.
Bemidji returns to the middle school pitch 4 p.m. Thursday when it hosts Crookston.
Moorhead 1 0 0 - 1
Bemidji 0 1 0 - 1
First Half
M-Juven (Judisch) 4:55
Second Half
B-Claussen (Kovach) 46:19
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Quote:Bunkai as Mario McKenna defines it on his blog at http://okinawakarateblog.blogspot.com/2008/01/bunkai-vs-oyo.html . The word "bunkai" does not mean "analayze" or "analysis" in the strictest sense. It literally means "to break apart.I find it interesting how in Japan the term bunkai came to mean the meaning of kata, or the application of a kata technique. Thinking about bunkai as breaking things apart, I just found another example of this being done. Whether a Disney style Imagineering, or bunkai to the extreme, consider the Japanese Bunkai of the Guitar. Theyve taken the concept of working with 4 strings into 6 different one string guitars. Check it out at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3baGEVywDUg .Now each string on the guitar builds on the whole, does the bunkai guitar approach build as much?Something to ponder.
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Happy New Year.
The other day I asked someone how they were doing. They responded with, "I'm blessed!"
I have to admit that wasn't the response I was expecting. Usually I get an, "OK," "all right," "fine" or even "good." But not, "I'm blessed."
As I thought about that, I quickly realized they were referring to their relationship with God and not their circumstances.
We all have varying degrees of "stuff" going on in our lives, whether we are believers or not. Circumstances should not dictate our degree of happiness or blessedness. In Christ Jesus, we can live above our circumstances even when we are in the middle of the "stuff."
But to maintain a perspective of being "blessed" is a totally appropriate response when someone asks how you are doing (even when the one asking doesn't really care how you are doing — it is just a greeting).
Additionally, as I thought about writing this article, knowing that it will be published the last Saturday before the beginning of a New Year, I thought of writing something with the usual "Happy New Year" motif.
Then it hit me!
I remembered from my seminary days the English words "happy" and "blessed" are one and the same word in the original Greek in the New Testament. The word is "makarios," and it means to be "fortunate or supremely blessed."
Makarios is translated, "fortunate" in the New International Version, when Paul declares to King Agrippa, "I consider myself fortunate to stand before you today." (Acts 26:2)
It is translated, "happy" in the King James Version, when the writer to the Romans says, "If ye be reproached for the name of Christ, happy are ye." (Romans 4:14)
The New King James Version, translates it as "blessed" when Jesus preached his famous Sermon on the Mount:
"Blessed are the poor in spirit, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven.
"Blessed are those who mourn, for they shall be comforted.
"Blessed are the meek, for they shall inherit the earth.
"Blessed are those who hunger and thirst for righteousness, for they shall be filled.
"Blessed are the merciful, for they shall obtain mercy.
"Blessed are the pure in heart, for they shall see God.
"Blessed are the peacemakers, for they shall be called sons of God.
"Blessed are those who are persecuted for righteousness' sake, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven.
"Blessed are you when they revile and persecute you, and say all kinds of evil against you falsely for my sake.
"Rejoice and be exceedingly glad, for great is your reward in heaven, for so they persecuted the prophets who were before you." (Matthew 5:3-12)
Whether it is translated blessed, fortunate or happy, it means the same thing – supremely blessed.


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A NEW urgent care unit at Wycombe Hospital opened its doors at the start of October and saw about 1,400 patients in its first two weeks.
The Minor Injuries and Illness Unit [MIIU] has replaced the emergency ward at Queen Alexandra Road, although it is in a different location - on the ground floor of the modern PFI building.
The unit, which is open 24-hours-a-day after a successful campaign started by the Bucks Free Press, is run by Bucks Urgent Care - a private company which was set up by GPs and contracted by the NHS.
The firm also runs the GP out-of-hours service for Buckinghamshire.
Work is still ongoing to install X-Ray and diagnostics equipment at the MIIU, while the out-of-hours service is also preparing to move into the unit from its current base in the main hospital.
The MIIU includes a front desk and navigation room where patients are prioritised, a waiting room, two assessment rooms, as well as plastering and treatment rooms. Scroll down for details of the unit staffing.
THE full closure of Wycombe Hospital's emergency room has finally gone ahead this month - as part of a controversial NHS shake-up which is likely to be replicated across the country.
Health chiefs say Buckinghamshire is now ahead of the game in the national drive to centralise A&E departments in fewer locations - with most of the county's emergency patients now directed to Stoke Mandeville Hospital instead.
Both financial and clinical factors play a part, but the general idea is to focus A&E resources and expertise on patients who really need them. Thousands of patients were said to be draining resources by attending Wycombe's emergency room unnecessarily.
By moving the specialist doctors to an expanded A&E ward at Stoke Mandeville, emergency patients are expected to benefit from increased consultant presence and improved quality of care, despite having to travel further.
Meanwhile, a new Minor Injury and Illness Unit [MIIU] at Wycombe Hospital can treat a large proportion of the walk-in patients who used to attend the emergency room.
The MIIU, run by Bucks Urgent Care, is generally staffed by one GP and three highly experienced nurses, with this cover slightly reduced overnight.
Dr Jonathan Pryse, managing director of Bucks Urgent Care, told the Bucks Free Press: "I suspect this is a model that will spread and be replicated throughout the country.
"It can be much more appropriate for patients to be seen here rather than in an A&E department. We all have a responsibility to manage NHS resources effectively and that our population get safe, high-quality healthcare in the most appropriate setting."
"A&E should be reserved for people who are seriously unwell or have significant injuries...
"The majority of the people that we have treated to date have minor injuries. Most minor illnesses can be dealt with by self-help, [or] advice from a pharmacist or GP, both in and out-of-hours.
"If we feel that you would be best treated elsewhere then we may redirect you to a more appropriate service.
"Seriously sick and injured children should always go to the nearest Accident and Emergency department. At the MIIU, we deal with things like cuts and bruises, scalds and minor burns and infected wounds."
Operations director David Coyle said: "There is minimal delay in assessment at the MIIU, so it's a good model of urgent healthcare...
"If people do come here when they are very sick or injured, they will be transferred to the right place very quickly."
Staffing at the MIIU during the day:
• One GP
• Two Emergency Nurse Practitioners (ENP)
• One Advanced Nurse Practitioner (ANP)
Staffing after 10pm:
• One Emergency Nurse Practitioner
• One Advanced Nurse Practitioner
• GP presence through the out-of-hours service, which will be located in the MIIU. This has two GPs covering Buckinghamshire overnight, generally with one on the road and one at the base.


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NASCAR Speeds To Facebook With New Car Town Game
NASCAR is looking to target a younger, hipper crowd—one that's into this Facebook thing. And to do so they're introducing a Facebook game, one that promises to be less annoying than Farmville, hopefully. Piggybacking off the successful Car Town, they've launched the slightly more cumbersome-sounding "NASCAR Pro Championship presented by Sprint" that will be featured on a joint partnership with Car Town's developer, Cie Games.
Two different companies will be promoting the game with all of their marketing might. Turner Sports, which holds the rights to NASCAR.com, will air commercials on Turner Network Television. Sprint will promote it via their digital network and cell phones. Both promotions will coincide with the running of the Sprint Cup until November.
Car Town isn't actually about racing, not if you can call pressing a few buttons to be a reasonable facsimile. It's more aimed at completing some challenges, modifying your car, earning and spending points, and most importantly: bombarding your friends endlessly with requests. For that, NASCAR's Facebook adventure seems like a win-win.
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Krista Allen lands a new starring role in Comedy Central's half-hour pilot "Held Up."
Krista Allen lands a new job. The actress is joining the cast of Comedy Central pilot "Held Up."
In the Sony Pictures TV production Allen will play opposite Jack Carpenter who's been billed to portray the main character, a bank teller whose life is turned upside down when two groups of wacky robbers, disguised as James Bond, Spider-Man, Batman and the Three Stooges, hold up his branch.
As of Allen, the beauty will play the main character's boss, an object of both his hatred and lust.
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Lifelites donates specialist tech for children at Zoë's Place Baby Hospice in Coventry
National children's charity Lifelites has donated a package of specialist technologies for children at Zoë's Place Baby Hospice in Coventry
The children who visit the hospice will be able to use the equipment to play games, be creative and communicate with their families, something which may be impossible for them to do otherwise.
The package of equipment and services – which is worth £50,000 over its four year lifespan – was donated completely free of charge by Lifelites. The charity also provides ongoing technical support and training for the hospice staff.
The charity was able to donate the equipment due to the generosity of donors. For this project, money was donated by the Warwickshire Freemasons, as well as the Khoo Teck Puat Foundation, GamesAid, Microsoft and Children with Cancer UK.
One of the pieces of equipment donated was a Magic Carpet. This is a portable box which projects an image on to the floor, a wheelchair or a bed, which children can interact with. This technology gives them the chance to escape the confines of their condition and play one of the many games or animations, such as playing football or splashing in the sea.
The children also received an Eyegaze. This is a piece of equipment which allows those with limited mobility to control a computer using just their eyes. By using the Eyegaze, children who struggle to communicate with their family and their carers are able to do so – often for the first time.
Other items donated include iPads, cameras and touchscreen computers along with lots of games and other software specially designed to be accessible for children with disabilities.
After two days of staff training, families, donors and hospice staff gathered to celebrate the occasion and to officially hand the equipment over to the children at the hospice.
Clare Walton, senior care assistant at Zoë's Place said: 'The eye gaze equipment will revolutionise the experience that many of our children will have here at Zoë's Place Baby Hospice. It has already been fantastic to see a glimpse of their full potential and it has been wonderful for the parents to witness just what their children are capable of. It is incredible for the staff and parents to be able to communicate with the children on a far deeper level than we have been able to without this equipment.
'The equipment has so many applications for us and a child can use it for leisure time, completing school work and general communication. It is very easy and intuitive to use and we are currently rolling out the training to all of our staff. We are so thrilled to have this and cannot thank everyone enough who made it happen.'
Simone Enefer-Doy, Chief Executive of Lifelites said: 'We are thrilled to be able to provide equipment for the children at Zoë's Place who have life-limiting, life-threatening and disabling conditions. The magical technology we have donated can be used to play, to be creative and communicate, and enrich the lives of these children and their families, for as long as is possible. We couldn't have provided this package if it wasn't for the generosity of our donors, so for this we are incredibly grateful.'
Lifelites has donated equipment to every children's hospice in the British Isles over the last 16 years, and continues to provide new technology and ongoing support to ensure that children in hospices have unlimited possibilities.
FareShare West Midlands awarded £60,000 by Masonic Charitable Foundation
Tackling food waste in the West Midlands
One of the first major grants awarded by the Masonic Charitable Foundation (MCF) has gone to FareShare West Midlands. John Hayward, Provincial Charity Steward for Warwickshire, visited the charity and presented a grant for £60,000 over three years, a contribution to the salary of the warehouse manager, together with assistance with transportation of food.
FareShare is a national operation with more than 20 centres. It is estimated that there are more than 3.4 million tonnes of food wasted every year by the UK food industry.
Freemasons of Warwickshire team up with Shakespeare Birthplace Trust to commemorates anniversaries
Bronze desk and chair unveiled, which has been funded and donated by Freemasons of Warwickshire together with the United Grand Lodge of England, to mark 300 years of English Freemasonry
On Tuesday 5th September, the Shakespeare Birthplace Trust officially opened the newly remodelled Shakespeare's New Place which is the biggest and most enduring project anywhere in the world to mark the 400th anniversary of Shakespeare's death. Shakespeare's New Place was his family home from 1597 until he died in the house in 1616. The house was demolished in 1759, a registered garden has been designed to commemorate the importance of the site and allow visitors to make their own personal connection with Shakespeare. When Shakespeare bought New Place he was an established playwright and it is believed that he wrote his later plays there, including The Tempest. Commissioned artworks and displays throughout the site will evoke a sense of family life and hint at Shakespeare's major works that were written during the 19 years he owned New Place.
Specially commissioned sculptures conjure up to the world that influenced Shakespeare and his enduring influence in our world today. A magnificent bronze tree takes centre stage in the heart of the garden surrounded by a circle of pleached hornbeams and a curved oak bench, with Shakespeare's desk and chair at stage right. The desk and chair gives visitors from around the world a unique opportunity to sit and contemplate a view that has remained unchanged since Shakespeare lived there.
Emulation Lodge of Improvement Annual Festival 2016
The Emulation Lodge of Improvement Annual Festival, held at Freemasons' Hall on Friday 26th February 2016, is the high point of the lodge's calendar
The Festival, attended by over 200 brethren, was presided over by the President, RW Bro David Macey, Provincial Grand Master for Warwickshire and the senior members of the Emulation Committee, and provided a superb showcase for a demonstration of four sections from the Lectures of the Three Degrees.
The Lectures take the form of a Preceptor asking questions of an Assistant, the Preceptor being a senior member of the Emulation Committee and the Assistant being a junior member of the lodge, but be under no illusion, standing on a blue dial next to the Senior Warden. It is the Assistant who is under the spotlight.
The programme of work comprised:
2nd lecture 2nd section: Preceptor W Bro Gerald Goodall, Assistant Bro Stephen Widdop
2nd lecture 3rd section: Preceptor W Bro Gerald Goodall, Assistant Bro Alexis Petrou
2nd lecture 4th section: Preceptor W Bro Graham Redman, Assistant W Bro John Lovett
2nd lecture 5th section: Preceptor W Bro Graham Redman, Assistant W Bro Mark Graham
Both Preceptors and Assistants delivered their sections with passion and conviction before a full temple and to a truly exemplary standard. I'm sure that for the Assistants this wasn't just a daily advancement but an advancement they'll remember for the rest of their lives and I congratulate them.
Worthy of note is the role of the Senior Warden (this year in the capable hands of W Bro Steve Turner) who must be prepared to prompt each of the Assistants from memory (and thereby must be word perfect in all four sections even if never called upon).
Afterwards the brethren retired to the Connaught Rooms for an excellent Festive Board.
Warwickshire Freemasons donate £5,600 towards Vanuatu Recovery Fund
Continuing aid for Vanuatu
Following the Grand Charity's £20,000 donation via the British Red Cross after a severe tropical cyclone hit Vanuatu in the South Pacific in March 2015, Warwickshire masons have also provided aid. More than £5,600 has been sent to the Vanuatu Recovery Fund thanks to 16 Warwickshire lodges, one very generous brother and the Province's Masonic Charitable Association.
The Vanuatu Recovery Fund, managed by Lodge of Discovery on the island, has decided to fund the rebuilding of the library at Suango Mele Primary School, and to create a bigger and better structure than had previously existed. The school will now have a media centre within the library to ensure it meets students' future study needs.
£150,000 distributed to non-masonic charities by Freemasons of Warwickshire
Warwickshire support for Acorns
Every year for the past five years, Warwickshire Freemasons have donated £150,000 via the Masonic Charitable Association to around 120 non-masonic charities, including Acorns Children's Hospice in Birmingham. Founded 27 years ago, Acorns offers a network of specialist palliative care and support across the West Midlands for babies, children and young people with life-limiting and life-threatening conditions.
Over the years, support for Acorns from Warwickshire masons has included technical help with computer equipment that was installed at the Selly Oak hospice by Lifelites, a charity backed by the masonic community.
Warwickshire named Charity Champions by Birmingham Children's Hospital Cancer Centre Appeal
Province champions Birmingham Hospital
Warwickshire masons have raised £10,000 for the Birmingham Children's Hospital Cancer Centre Appeal, with the Province also named as one of its Charity Champions. Fundraising began when PGM David Macey set up The Famous Five initiative, giving lodges five charities for which they could raise funds. Hospital public fundraising manager Vikki Savery thanked the Province 'for the incredible amount of money that they have raised so far for our Cancer Appeal and plan to raise for the hospital in the future'.
Foundation stone resited in Faith Centre garden at new University Hospital
Foundation stone resited
Warwickshire Freemasons participated in an unusual and symbolic service when the foundation stone laid in 1937 in the Coventry and Warwickshire Hospital was resited in the Faith Centre garden at the new University Hospital.
It had originally been laid with full masonic ceremony by the then Provincial Grand Master, Col Sir William Wyley, a former Coventry Mayor and JP, and was recovered when the old hospital was knocked down.
The stone was symbolically relaid by the present PGM, David Macey, accompanied by a procession of Warwickshire masons in full regalia. The PGM applied a silver trowel to the stone during his address, followed by a blessing from the Provincial Grand Chaplain. At the conclusion of the ceremony, the PGM presented a cheque for £1,000 for the Faith Centre and garden.
Warwickshire's annual church service followed by procession to Collegiate Church of St Mary
Warwickshire on show
Civic leaders joined the annual church service of the Province of Warwickshire and the procession to the Collegiate Church of St Mary. District council chairman Cllr Richard Davies and county council chairman Cllr David Shilton walked to the church, which has an association with Freemasonry that goes back to at least 1728 when the Master of the first Warwickshire lodge was the vicar. Local masons presented the church with an oak pulpit in 1897.
Representatives of the Jewish, Sikh, Hindu and Christian faiths were also present at the multi-denominational service conducted by Provincial Grand Chaplain and Methodist lay minister John Cowan. Provincial Grand Master David Macey presented a cheque for £7,400 to the vicar, followed by £1,000 from the service collection.
In another civic event, the Deputy Lord Mayor of Birmingham, Cllr John Lines, invited Warwickshire and Worcestershire masons to attend the annual Lord Mayor's Show in the city centre, helping to raise funds for his chosen charities.
Panto season in Birmingham thanks to Warwickshire masons and TOA Taxis
Local children have been entertained at their annual pantomime – this time, Dick Whittington – thanks to Warwickshire Freemasons and TOA Taxis. A morning show was enjoyed by children with learning and physical disabilities, while an afternoon performance was staged for youngsters who might never have seen a live theatre show before. More than 600 children and around 100 carers attended. Warwickshire Provincial Grand Master David Macey introduced the show in the morning, welcoming the Lord Mayor of Birmingham, Cllr John Lines, and the Lady Mayoress, who presented David with a cheque for £500 for the Freemasons' chosen charities.


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Ham Pickle Pinwheels Recipe
My mom introduced me to these appetizers a number of years ago, and I've been making them for parties ever since. They're easy to make and are always well received by guests.&$151;Tall Pines Farm, Gloria Jarrett, Loveland, Ohio
- 1 package (8 ounces) cream cheese, cubed
- 1/4 pound sliced Genoa salami
- 1 tablespoon prepared horseradish
- 7 slices deli ham
- 14 to 21 okra pickles or dill pickle spears
- 1. In a food processor, add the cream cheese, salami and horseradish; cover and process until blended. Spread over ham slices.
- 2. Remove stems and ends of okra pickles. Place two or three okra pickles or one dill pickle down the center of each ham slice. Roll up tightly and wrap in plastic wrap. Refrigerate for at least 2 hours. Cut into 1-in. slices. Yield: about 3-1/2 dozen.
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Advance booking is strongly recommended.
Find out more online at hants.gov.uk/bsdc.
Bows and Blooms Cupcake Decorating Workshop
Learn the skills to make four different high quality designs (suitable for weddings or anniversaries) in a fun and professional environment with local bakers 'Sugartown Cupcakes'. Please bring four undecorated cupcakes and a case to transport them in. All other materials are provided. Sun 1 June from 11.30am to 1.30pm. £12
Crochet for the Home and Garden
Learn all the basics if crochet in a friendly and relaxed class suitable for beginners. Candle holders, vase sleeves and cushion covers are all possible. Led by tutor Barbara Touati-Evans from 'Let's Crochet UK'. Sat 7 June from 10.30am to 3pm. £35.
Jane Austen's Guide to Writing
Two Jane Austen events with author Rebecca Smith who was the Writer in Residence at Jane Austen's House Museum in Chawton; she has published three of her own novels through Bloomsbury.
For Readers and Writers: A light-hearted and practical look at Austen's methods and timeless style. Saturday, June 14 at 10am, £4.
Workshop: Following on from the talk, this workshop will give you the opportunity to try out some of the methods Jane Austen used to introduce and establish characters and to create the worlds of her novels. Saturday, June 14 from 11.30am to 1.30pm, £12.
Crochet Squares: A three week course
Learn how to make squares and it will open many possibilities: rugs, blankets, cushions and much, much more. Suitable for beginners, this relaxed workshop is led by tutor Barbara Touati-Evans from 'Let's Crochet UK'. Wednesdays June 18, June 25 and July 2 from 10.30am to 12.30pm.£35.
Inside Film Classification with the BBFC
Usually only film studies get access to the BBFC, but anyone interested in seeing how the films are awarded their 'age ratings' can attend this session, with clips, conundrums and controversy set to reveal the history of the British Board of Film Classification. Wed 18 June at 2pm. £3.
Myths and Mysteries of the First World War
Rupert Matthews returns after his popular talks on local ghosts and Jack the Ripper to talk about the more mysterious episodes of the First World War and what government records were kept secret. Mon 23 June at 2pm, £3.
Willow Sculptures Workshop
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Oklahoma Mesonet and Oklahoma Climatological Survey are partners in operation of a research network of weather stations, the ARS Micronet, in the Little Washita River Experimental Watershed. We also collaborate on developing applications of climate information to agricultural management and in the establishment of a pilot groundwater monitoring network at Mesonet stations.
Natural Resources Conservation Service. We work with NRCS at many levels from the national technical and program level, to the State Conservation Office, to local conservationists in our watersheds. The purpose is to exchange information about the criteria for implementing conservation programs and research to assess the impacts of conservation practices.
The US Geological Service operate a network of stream gauges in the Little Washita River Experimental Watershed and are partners in a OWRB pilot groundwater monitoring project at Oklahoma Mesonet sites.
High Plains RC&D. We collaborate with Tom Lucas and the RC&D Council in research to develop bioenergy cropping systems for the
Hydrology for the Environment, Life, and Policy (HELP) is a joint program of the United Nations Educational Scientific Organization (UNESCO) and the World Meteorological Organization (WMO). The laboratory provides the contact point for the
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Durant Digital Devices and Terra Verde, Inc. are CRADA partners for development of an inexpensive, hand-held devise for determining forage quality using remote sensing approaches.
Individual farmers and landowners. We have agreements with 45 individual landowners in the Little Washita River Experimental Watershed where instrumentation is located for climate and stream flow monitoring. In addition, agreements are made with farmers and landowners for on-farm data collection for remote sensing, water quality, and decision-making research.
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USDA-ARS Conservation Effects Assessment Project. The location conducts research in an ARS Benchmark Watershed, leads the data management team, participates in multisite model validation and simulation research, and participates on the project Coordinating Committee.
USDA-ARS Watershed Research Network. The Little Washita River Experimental Watershed supported by this laboratory is one of fourteen long-term watersheds (http://www.nwrc.ars.usda.gov/watershed/) that exchange information about methodologies and collaborate in model validation and simulation studies.
USDA-ARS Hydrology and Remote Sensing Laboratory, Beltsville, MD. Long-standing collaboration has existed with scientists at this laboratory, particularly in the area of large-scale, remote sensing campaign conducted in the Little Washita River Experimental Watershed.
USDA-ARS Southwest Watershed Research Laboratory,
USDA-ARS Grasslands Soil and Water Research Laboratory,
USDA-ARS, Great Plains Systems Research Unit, Fort Collins, CO. Our laboratory will serve as one of four locations for initial testing of the spatial version of the Root Zone Water Quality Model. Our application will focus on data assimilation of remotely-sensed surface soil water content to improve simulation of root zone processes. Additional collaboration focuses on coordinating between the Object Modeling System development and the ARS Watershed Data System development to ensure future compatibility.
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U.S. Under-17 MNT Dominates AIS 4-1
CARSON, California (July 21, 2003) - The U.S. Under-17 Men's National Team played its best match since coming together two weeks ago after a month break, beating the Australian Institute of Sport 4-1 this morning at on a training field at The Home Depot Center in Carson, Calif. The game was the last match the Under-17s will play in the U.S. as they travel to England next week for preparation matches and then head to Finland for the FIFA Under-17 World Championship, which starts Aug. 13.
The U.S. played a much better match compared to Saturday when they struggled offensively and only managed a 0-0 draw with AIS. Throughout the game the U.S. dominated possession and put pressure on AIS's backline, forcing them into poor decisions. The high pressure enabled starting forwards Jamie Watson and Freddy Adu to reek havoc upfront as they contributed to the majority of the 13 shots unleashed on AIS goalkeeper Joshua Fluss.
The U.S. pressured from the beginning getting its first two quality shots on goal in the 5th and 7th minute from Adu. On his first shot, Adu collected a pass from Watson at the top left of the penalty area, pushed the ball to his left past a defender and ripped a low strike towards the left corner, which was parried clear by Fluss. Two minutes later, Adu found himself about the same distance out on the right of the goal and tried to curl the ball into the upper left, just pushing it wide.
Keeping the pressure on, the U.S. finally got on the board in the 18th minute after Watson was taken down in the box. Midfielder Danny Szetela drove a low-liner towards the left hand corner from about 20-yards out, but Fluss did well to get a hand on it and it deflected back in front of the goal. Watson sprinted in to knock it home, but was taken down from behind by defender Aaron Downes as he closed in on the ball. Adu blasted the penalty to the left side of the goal over an outstretched Fluss.
Two minutes later, Watson got a goal of his own as the U.S. struck quickly off a goal kick. Szetela flicked 'keeper Quentin Westberg's goal kick forward onto Watson, who had made a nice run between two AIS defenders. Watson collected the ball about 30-yards out and held off a defender as he ran on to goal, slotting his shot past an onrushing Fluss.
The U.S. got its third goal of the first half in the 25th minute off a nice attack that started with defender Jonathan Spector. Spector placed a perfect long ball to Adu on the left side of the penalty area, which allowed Adu to one-time it across the penalty area to a waiting Eddie Gaven. Gaven ran onto the pass and slammed the ball to the lower-left corner of the goal from about 12-yards out.
In the second half, the U.S. continued to dominate possession and was unlucky to only get one goal, but it was AIS which struck first, getting one back in the 54th minute. Forward Adam Casey, who had come on as a substitute just a minute prior, used his fresh legs to get around defender Steven Curfman on the right side and swing in a dangerous cross. Westberg did well to cut off the service, but he couldn't hold on to the ball and it squirted out to forward Dezman Giraldi, who easily knocked the ball in.
The U.S. got its final goal in the 71st minute from John DiRaimondo. Midfielder Corey Ashe, substituted for Steve Curfman who fell awkwardly on his lower back in the 57th minute, used his blazing speed to get past the AIS defense on the left flank and crossed the ball into the crowded penalty area. Watson was able to just get a touch on the ball to push it towards the back post to DiRaimondo, who slotted the ball under the outstretched arms of Fluss.
The AIS is a developmental program used to identify and develop players for Australia's Under-20 Men's National Team. The majority of the players on the squad were born in 1985, making them a year older than the U.S. players.
- U.S. Under-17 Men's National Team Game Report -
Participants: U.S. Under-17 Men's National Team vs. Australian Institute of Sport
Competition: Friendly
Location: The Home Depot Center; Carson, Calif.
Date: July 21, 2003
Weather: Warm; 80 degrees
Scoring Summary:
1st 2nd Final
United States 3 1 4
USA – Freddy Adu (penalty) 18th
USA – Jamie Watson (Danny Szetela) 20th
USA – Eddie Gaven (Freddy Adu) 25th
AIS – Dezman Giraldi 54th
USA – John DiRaimondo (Jamie Watson) 71st
USA –18-Quentin Westberg; 3-Jonathan Spector, 5-Brandon Owens, 12-Steve Curfman (15-Corey Ashe, 57), 29-Tim Ward; 17-Daniel Szetela, 9-Michael Harington (8-John DiRaimondo, 63), 20-Jose Gomez (7-Brian Grazier, 68), 4-Eddie Gaven; 13-Jamie Watson, 11-Freddy Adu.
Subs not used: 1-Phil Marfuggi, 23-Jacob Peterson, 6-Chris Germani, 10-Guillermo Gonzalez, 28-Stephen Sandbo, 16-Adrian Chevannes, 22-Michael Bradley, 27-Robbie Rogers, 2-Kyle Helton
AIS – 1-Joshua Fluss; 3-Keegan Wolfenden, 7-Liam Lilly, 6-Nikolai Toror-Stanley, 17-Aaron Downes (12-Eli Gilfedder, 38); 8-Ivan Bosnar (14-Jobe Wheelhouse, 53), 4-Chris Tadrosse (20-Joel Theissen, 79), 16-Nick Ward, 15-Stuart Musilak; 11-Dezman Giraldi (13-Mark Nedelkovic, 76), 19-Matthew Deegan (9-Adam Casey, 53).
Statistical Summary:
Shots 13 6
Saves 4 9
Corner Kick 4 4
Fouls 3 11
Offside 1 1
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Federal Reserve board chairman Ben Bernanke will step down from his term in January, and Washington is already buzzing with discussion of who will replace him. Judy Woodruff sits down with David Wessel of The Wall Street Journal to discuss the importance of the Federal Reserve chief and why it matters who takes the helm next. Continue reading
The Federal Reserve has released documents detailing $3.3 trillion worth of emergency efforts to prop up failing banks, Wall Street firms and large companies during the height of the financial crisis. Jeffrey Brown breaks down the new disclosures with Neil Irwin of The Washington Post. Continue reading
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