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Primo Nebiolo
Life Path Number 9
Primo Nebiolo is a male celebrity.
He was born on Saturday July 14th 1923, in Torino, Italy,.
Primo Nebiolo is the philanthropist, humanitarian, socially conscious, and is deeply concerned about the state of the world, for which he has great compassion and idealism. Primo is a utopian, and will spend his life trying to realize some aspect of his utopian dream, sacrificing money, time, and energy for a better world. It is in giving that Nebiolo finds much satisfaction.
Primo Nebiolo has a broad outlook on life. He tends to see the big picture, rather than the minute details. Primo naturally attracts people from all walks of life who can fit into his larger plans and take over the areas he finds uninteresting. The person with a 9 Life Path is rarely prejudiced or accepts social biases of people. Instead, they evaluate people on the basis of what they can do for the larger cause. They are the true egalitarian.
Primo is imaginative and creative, especially at harmoniously arranging the beauty already potential in the environment. These abilities can lead Nebiolo into such fields as interior decorating, landscape art, and photography. But because of his strong social consciousness, Primo Nebiolo can be an effective politician, lawyer, judge, minister, teacher, healer, and environmentalist. Vocations that require self-sacrifice and have a clear social impact are common among 9s.
He is often disappointed by the realities of life: the shortcomings of others, or of his own self's. Somehow, Primo Nebiolo does not want to accept the imperfections of the world, a feeling that drives him constantly to try to improve upon it. But rather than be satisfied with his efforts, and those of others, Primo relentlessly pushes on, striving for greater accomplishments. He is often unsatisfied with the results. In short, Nebiolo lacks the perspective that would otherwise make it possible for him to enjoy life more fully, and accept its natural limitations.
Primo Nebiolo has a controlled enthusiasm and the ability to finish what he starts.
A key to Primo's personality is the necessity of sacrifice. Primo has to learn to let go of material possessions and relationships, the inherent lesson being that holding on too tightly to anything causes pain.
Money comes to Primo Nebiolo through mysterious or unexpected ways: inheritance; the benevolence of someone who was inspired by Nebiolo's work; or a lucky investment. Conversely, if Primo pursues money for its own sake, after giving up on his larger dreams, he is likely to find himself empty handed.
The most successful and satisfying road for a nine is giving; sharing and sacrificing for a larger goal, without expecting anything in return. Primo's greatest chance at success is to tie his personal fortunes to an endeavor that makes the world a better place for others. Very often, this turns into a highly successful and lucrative enterprise, providing amply for Primo Nebiolo and his family. His life rests on the axiom that the more he gives, the bigger his reward.
Primo Nebiolo is romantic, but his love is more impersonal. He tends to be focused on his dreams instead.
When Primo is not in harmony with his true nature, he can fall to moodiness, or become aloof, and withdrawn. He can become timid, uncertain, and ungrateful, putting the blame for his troubles on others or the world. Nebiolo has a gift for examining his life objectively, and at some distance. He has to be honest with himself. By openly facing his shortcomings, as well as his strengths, he develops equilibrium. Primo Nebiolo is thus able to love and better understand himself and all of life.
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If ever there was a single moment of total transformation, it was actually the moment of Primo Nebiolo's birth. In that instant, Primo stepped through a door in time into a new reality - the reality of human life. The most critical number in Nebiolo's numerology chart is based on the date of his birth - the moment when the curtain went up in Primo Nebiolo's life.
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About Jenni WardJenni Ward is a Contemporary ceramic sculptor, art instructor and owner at Earth Art Studio. She has been an artist for as long as she can remember; memories of cutting, bending and building as a child have matured into a career of creating.
Biography / CV of Jenni WardJenni Ward is passionate about working with clay to build abstract forms and installations that reflect the beauty of the natural world, her favourite days are ones where she is splattered with clay and working in the studio all day long. Outside the studio, she can often be found exploring the forests, mountains or tide pools near her California studio for inspiration, usually with a collection of bones, rocks and wood in her pockets. Her exploration of the natural world both above and below sea level are referenced throughout her work. She is a wanderer who ventures off to foreign lands where she finds inspiration in the people, the land and the art she encounters. A natural teacher and philanthropist, she shares her creativity with students at her home studio and abroad.
Artist Statement of Jenni WardMy work focuses on how organic forms interact and engage with the space they encompass. I create abstract arrangements reflecting the biological world of seeds, pollens, bones, shells and entomology. My pieces explore the tensions of opposing forces with results that evoke contrary feelings of unshackled captivity, organized randomness and the density of negative space. At times I work in multiples; the forms are often configured in simple geometric compositions to counter their organic nature. Using clay as my primary medium, I develop these pieces with commonalities of shape, colour, texture and movement. The results are a series of work that strive to achieve a sense of beauty in their asymmetrical balance.
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by Doobo Shim
- 351-366 Diffusion of R&D within the Australian Wine Industry
by David Aylward
- 367-377 The Dilemmas of External Earnings in Public Sector Scientific Research
by Chrys Gunasekara
- 379-390 Early Electrical Communications Technology and Structural Change in the International Political Economy--The Cases of Telegraphy and Radio
by Peter Mcmahon
2002, Volume 20, Issue 3
- 195-199 Preface
by A. Michael Noll
- 201-207 Media Use During a Crisis
by John Carey
- 209-219 Diffusion of News of the Terrorist Attacks of September 11, 2001
by Everett Rogers & Nancy Seidel
- 221-228 Civic Actions after September 11: Exploring the Role of Multi-level Storytelling
by Elisia Cohen & Sandra Ball-Rokeach & Joo-Young Jung & Yong-Chan Kim
- 229-236 The September 11 Attacks on the US in the New Interactive Media Space in Estonia
by Pille Vengerfeldt
- 237-245 Say Goodbye…Let's Roll: The Social Dynamics of Wireless Networks on September 11
by William Dutton & Frank Nainoa
- 247-253 The Telephone as a Medium of Faith, Hope, Terror, and Redemption: America, September 11
by James Katz & Ronald Rice
- 255-262 The Internet and the Demand for News
by Paul Rappoport
- 263-269 Representing Islam in the Wake of September 11: A Comparison of US Television and CNN Online Messageboard Discourses
by Patrick Martin & Sean Phelan
- 271-276 Live Television's Disaster Marathon of September 11 and its Subversive Potential
by Menahem Blondheim & Tamar Liebes
- 277-280 Catching the Wave: German Media on September 11
by Joachim Haes
- 281-287 Something's Happened: Fictional Media as a Coping Mechanism
by Fiona Mcnee
- 289-293 Globalization isn't New; Anti-globalization isn't Either: September 11 and the History of Nations
by James Carey
- 295-300 Is there a Bin Laden in the Audience? Considering the Events of September 11 as a Possible Boomerang Effect of the Globalization of US Mass Communication
by Rene-Jean Ravault
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INTERNATIONAL LOCATIONS FOR PRODUCTION Apr 2011
Los Angeles & New York: Six Degrees Production
For the summer season 2011, Six Degrees Production offers services in Los Angeles and New York.
With over 15 years of experience, the company continues to understand the complexities of an ever-changing industry and strives to anticipate the individual goals of each client.
The variety of its clientele is testament to the fact that Six Degrees remains not only reliable and professional, but also able to provide production services to suit every budgetary need. Seven years as an in-house producer has given Maren Oetke extensive experience to respond to the unique aspects of each client's advertising goals. Since 1995, she has established trusted working relationships with film commissions, local crews and location agencies.
Six Degrees' international team offers a customised personal service. The company manages productions in the US as well as internationally, in both well-established and brand-new destinations, and is committed to supporting its clients' creative vision through to the end of every project.
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Paradise Hotel is located right above Vasilias Bay in the beautiful area of Katsarou. Its elevated position gives it magnificent views to the sea and the Greek mainland. The hotel is built in a traditional architecture style with white walls and orange tiled roof. The rooms are cosy and beautifully furnished while guest can relax at the pool and have a drink or snack from the bar beside it. It is an ideal destination for those seeking tranquil and relaxing holidays. Its distance from the city of Skiathos and the airport is approximately 3.5 and 4.5 km respectively.
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Lily Allen
Lily Rose Beatrice Allen was born on the second of May, 1985 in London in a family of well-known comedian and musician Keith Allen and film producer Alison Owen English. When Lily was four years old, his father left the family and baby and his mother went to Ireland.
Lily and her mother moved constantly, and because of the frequent changes of residence and schools, the girl did not have permanent friends. Lily spent the evening listening to music and reading books.
Popularity came to Lily through social networks. She spread the tracks on his own page on the popular portal MySpace. Also, Lily started to conduct there a diary, regularly laying pretty funny and witty lyrics about his own life. Gradually, the number of readers of her diary grew, people send each other links to her songs, and soon the news of Lily came up to the major British magazines, music sites and radio stations. Soon she signed the label Regal Recordings, and listening on MySpace rose to tens of thousands.
In 2006, Lily released their first album Alright, Stil. He received critical acclaim and audience. Soon the singer went on tour - it turned out that on the stage it is no less "Firing" than on recordings. Lily has also continued to blog, talking about their concerts. In 2009, they released their second album It's Not Me, It's You - the album became the leader in sales in its first week of release. And the next year received a beautiful Lily Brit Awards as the best performer.
Lily - the muse of legendary Karl Lagerfeld. She has collaborated with Chanel - bag advertised Coco Cocoon. In March 2010, the star said that finished with the singing career to concentrate on their own business - she opened her boutique of vintage clothing Lucy In Disguise in New York.
Lily Allen met with the soloist The Chemical Brothers Ed Simons, who was waiting on the child, but on the fourth month of pregnancy, there was a miscarriage Lily. Now Allen meets with Sam Cooper, the couple is expecting a baby.


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First Year in New York
July 26 – September 1, 2012
514 West 24th Street, New York, NY 10011
Galerie Richard, New York presents its first group show titled First Year in New York from July 26 through September 1, 2012.
First Year in New York
July 26 – September 1, 2012
514 West 24th Street, New York, NY 10011
Galerie Richard, New York presents its first group show titled First Year in New York from July 26 through September 1, 2012.
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Joseph Nechvatal
paint, robot, virus
Christian de Lutz
web published here June 20th, 2012
Patrick Neal & Fernando Rangel
May 24 – July 12, 2012
SBM Art Gallery
320 West 37th Street, Suite 704 New York, NY 10018
Opening Reception, Thursday, May 24, 6–8pm
Gallery Hours:
Wednesday 12–8pm, Thursday & Friday 4–8pm,
Saturday 12–8pm. Monday & Tuesday by appointment.
Closed on Sunday
nOise anusmOs picked as not to be missed in best 5 nyc art shows by Art in America http://www.artinamericamagazine.com/news-opinion/finer-things/2012-04-19...
Virus Video Projection
accompanied by his 99.28 minutes viral symphOny in 4 movements with pOstmOrtem
Saturday, April 28, 2012, from 6 to 8pm
Galerie Richard New York presents a special animation projection and book signing reception by artist Joseph Nechvatal.
THE THING @ VON presents
an evening with Joshua Thorson
Where? VON, 3 Bleecker Street (at Bowery)
When? Monday, April 16, 7:30 pm
Joshua Thorson is an artist, curator, and writer. His work has been
exhibited in numerous venues. His recent essay on Lisa Steele's
narrative works will appear in the forthcoming DVD box set of her work
Bumpkin Dandy
Daniel A Bruce
-Exhibition dates: March 1st – April 14th 2012
-Opening reception: Thursday March 1st - 6 to 8pm
DEAN PROJECT is excited to present an exhibition of Daniel A Bruce's recent work. It is the artist's first solo exhibition with the gallery.
Alterazioni Video presents "The New Cinema Event"
Sunday February 26, 2012
The MoMA PS1 Performance Dome
Featuring international guests from around the world,
video screenings, live music, tequila boom boom.
Following the occasion of the opening of Joseph Nechvatal's art exhibition
nOise anusmOs
at Galerie Richard
514 West 24th Street
opening Thursday April 12th (6 to 8 pm)
exhibition running from: April 12 - May 26th
On Monday, March 12, 2012, Greenwich House hosts the 10th Annual "A Taste of Greenwich House" event, presented by the Paul Singer Family Foundation. Top restaurants and chefs from around New York City will donate their services to support GH's wide variety of art and urban social service programs.
"A Taste of Greenwich House" once again returns to the 17,000 square-foot Metropolitan Pavilion at 125 West 18th Street in the Flatiron District of New York City. Doors open at 6:30 pm, and the celebration continues until 9:30 pm.
Guests will enjoy a variety of cuisine from around NYC as they support the critical programs of Greenwich House, including GH Pottery, the GH Music School, plus help for victims of child abuse, medical care for home-bound seniors, support for those living with HIV and AIDS, a substance abuse program, health and mental health programs, and many other vital social services.
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We have over 100 pc's in our network and our antivirus its CA antivirus 8.1 etrust. The setting in the services of each pc's for the CA pest Patrol Realtime protection are setup to start automatically, then the signatures for the antivirus it's not updated and Spiceworks start to sent the warnings messages. If I manually select stopped the antivirus updated at normal.
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Join Peppa for fairground adventures with this Peppa Pig Theme park ride set. Be careful you don't get dizzy as you spin Peppa on the Big wheel or take George on a train ride with Grandpa Pig. When you need a rest from the rides there's also a cafe and toy shop to explore.
This fun Peppa Pig Theme park ride set includes the Big wheel, Grandpa's train with Grandpa figure, cafe, toy shop and 2 additional figures.


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Charity-Owned Companies or For-Profit Companies Devoted to Social Good?
Jay Parkhill July 23rd, 2008
Attorney Gene Takagi has a really informative blog on legal issues for nonprofit businesses. He has a post today on LLCs owned by charities and raises some good questions about how to insulate the charity from liability (e.g. if the charity owns real estate) and whether donations from to the LLC would be deductible.
Nonprofit Law Blog: Charity-Owned Limited Liability Companies
In many ways, this structure is a complement to the B Corporation idea I have blogged about previously. A charity-owned LLC is essentially a for-profit subsidiary of the charity, while the B corporation is a for-profit company that may provide economic benefit to charitable organizations.
I am presently working on the latter concept- a B corporation set up specifically so that it can grow as a for-profit company, but which is very closely tied to a non-profit business and provides economic benefits back to the non-profit. As the project matures, I hope to share detailed information about the business and its structure. I would love to write a case study comparing the relative merits of the B corporation approach with the charity-owned LLC. It seems clear that the structures serve related but different purposes. A primer that helped figure out which to use when could be valuable.Tags: B corporation, business modes, triple bottom line


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Is a deep fryer healthy? Of course not, but for the culinary challenged (me) they are a great way to cook delicious food with the minimum of fuss or know how. For example, crispy chicken, French fries, or egg rolls are just a simple dip in the bubbling boiling fat away from being ready to eat.
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Provides an interface that can invoke serialization and deserialization.
Assembly: System (in System.dll)
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All components that support a designer must support serialization of each component's type. This occurs when the designer scans the public properties, methods, and events of each type and represents these within a type descriptor.
This interface uses the technique of scanning members to convert a collection of components into a single object that supports run-time serialization. This does not necessarily provide for the serialization of custom types that belong to the class. Many objects require a custom serializer to have their values serialized at run time. To specify a serializer for a custom type, use a DesignerSerializerAttribute attribute or implement an IDesignerSerializationProvider.
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Global Marketing Strategy
Part 1. Marketing Strategy
Published Online: 15 DEC 2010
DOI: 10.1002/9781444316568.wiem01024
Copyright © 2011 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd. All rights reserved.
Book Title
Wiley International Encyclopedia of Marketing
Additional Information
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Johansson, J. K. 2010. Global Marketing Strategy. Wiley International Encyclopedia of Marketing. 1.
Publication History
- Published Online: 15 DEC 2010
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This article makes a concise statement of what a global marketing strategy involves, including sections on organizational context, market segmentation and positioning, product standardization and global branding, pricing and distribution with special attention to gray trade, and global promotional strategy, including global advertising. The strategic implications of global versus multidomestic markets are explored and competitive strengths and weaknesses against local competitors are discussed. The principles are illustrated throughout with illustrations of actual companies.
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Internship location : LIPhy (Laboratory of Interdisciplinary Physics) is located in Grenoble on the campus of Saint-Martin d'Hères, surrounded by mountains.
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*I used to play futbol with my friends.
*I used to drink beer in weekends.
Getting Used to
*I'm Getting Used to go to eat on weekends with my girlfriend.
*I'm Getting Used to come early to english class.
*I'm Getting Used to go to the park with my friends to play soccer.
*I would like to go to bed and sleep all day.
*I would like to go to México city and visit the Azteca stadium.
*I could sing in the same way system of a down.
*I could sleep all day.
*I should take a free time.
*I should study more english.
*I might go to the gym, but i don't have time.
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*I must do a page web for the mario class.
*I must finish the video for the english class.
Simple Fact
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*I don't like go to CAI class, is very boring.
Attitude about someone else's habit
*My mother always asking me if i have many homework.
*My sister always bothers me.
Sameone's typical behaivor
*My dad works from 8:00 to 18:00 every week.
*My mother make the food from monday to friday, We buy food on weekends.
Past with used to + infinitive
*I used to go to the park. Now i don't have time
*I used to play fifa with my friends. Now i don't have XBox.
*I used to go to beach. Now I don't have vacation
Modals with certain or possible
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*They could come later to my house.
Have + Past Participle
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*She have arrived late for class.
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Another Thing
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As Far As
As Far As I finish my homework, you can play videogames
*I Suppose this dog is ugly
*Anyway I don't sleep
Methaphors and idioms with : hands, heart, legs, head
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*Me and my friend had a heart-to-heart talk.
*Since I was a child I have always had a very good head for school.
* It's my turn to dance.
* Break a leg.
Synonymus of: concerned, describe, loathed, buddies, unfortune
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TrojanDownloader: JS/Nemucod.RH Removal Guide
TrojanDownloader: JS/Nemucod.RH is a Trojan horse from JS/Nemucod malware family and it can be distributed via email, malicious or compromised web pages, Internet Relay Chat, peer-to-peer networks, etc. It often pretends to be beneficial and tricks you to get it installed out of consent. Taking advantage of parts of operating system that is automatic and usually invisible to the user, hides itself deeply and download & install other malware to your computer.
With Trojandownloader: JS/Nemucod.RH – the unique combination of nasty and malicious stick around, suspicious activities will not stop and real harm will befall soon.
* Unknown downloads of potentially malicious files.
* Frequent activation of bad codes
* Unstable or limited internet connection
* Unauthorized modification of browser settings
* Misleading or deceptive advertising within programs
* The change of desktop background or shortcuts
* The computer automatically shutting down and rebooting
To ensure your browsing experience to avoid further damage as well, you are suggested to take immediate actions and expunge Trojandownloader:JS/Nemucod.RH and associated malware from your device. At least you should could check for any suspicious program and set your browser from the Trojan affection. Or you could consider getting a security tool to run the errand for you.
STEP 1: Uninstall TrojanDownloader: JS/Nemucod.RH related program from Windows
STEP 2: Reset your browser settings to get rid of annoying pop-up
STEP 3: Remove TrojanDownloader: JS/Nemucod.RH with security tool SpyHunter automatically
STEP 1: Uninstall TrojanDownloader: JS/Nemucod.RH program from Windows
In this step, you need to locate and uninstall any suspicious program that may have Trojandownloader:JS/Nemucod.RH bundled.
On Windows 10/8:
Right-click the Start button (or Open Win+X Power menu), tap on Control Panel
click Uninstall a program as shown in the picture below.
Right-click on the program that you want to remove from your Windows and then click Uninstall button.
On Windows 7/Vista/XP:
Click on Start >> Control Panel >> Programs; locate any suspicious program and Uninstall it
If you are experiencing issues with pop-up Ads on your browser or having other problems using the browser, you could try to reset your browser to its default settings.
STEP 2: Reset your browser settings to get rid of malware affection
Google Chrome:
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- Click on Reset Firefox. Choose Reset Firefox again to make sure that you want it back to default.
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- Click Tool -> Internet Options -> Advanced -> Reset to get the Reset IE settings tab
- Select Delete personal settings, click Reset button.
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IMO this is one of those things that would bitrot fairly quickly if it
were not maintained. †It may be useful in contrib, where curious
parties could pick it up, get it back in shape, and send in the
changes to be committed.
Judging by the sparse interest so far, this probably wouldn't be a
good fit in core since there don't seem to be many (any?) cassandra
developers who run windows.
On Thu, Jun 10, 2010 at 12:34, Kochheiser,Todd W - TO-DITT1
<firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote:
> For various reasons I am required to deploy systems on Windows.† As such, I
> went looking for information on running Cassandra as a Windows service.
> Iíve read some of the user threads regarding running Cassandra as a Windows
> service, such as this one:
> ††††††† http://firstname.lastname@example.com/msg01656.html
> I also found the following JIRA issue:
> ††††††† https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CASSANDRA-292
> As it didnít look like anyone has contributed a formal solution and having
> some experience using Apacheís Procrun
> (http://commons.apache.org/daemon/procrun.html), I decided to go ahead and
> write a batch script and a simple ďWindowsServiceĒ class to accomplish the
> task.† The WindowsService class only makes calls to public methods in
> CassandraDeamon and is fairly simple.† In combination with the batch script,
> it is very easy to install and remove the service.† At this point, Iíve
> installed Cassandra as a Windows service on XP (32 bit), Windows 7 (64 bit)
> and Windows Server 2008 R1/R2 (64 bit).† It should work fine on other
> version of Windows (2K, 2K3).
> Questions:
> Has anyone else already done this work?
> If not, I wouldnít mind sharing the code/script or contributing it back to
> the project.† Is there any interest in this from the Cassandra dev team or
> the user community?
> Ideally the WindowsService could be included in the distributed
> source/binary distributions (perhaps in a contrib area) as well as the batch
> script and associated procrun executables.† Or, perhaps it could be posted
> to a Cassandra community site (is there one?).
> Todd


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Jaguars Ripped My Flesh
Jaguars Ripped My Flesh
By Tim Cahill
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The Truth Wears Sideburns: The title of Joan's film referrs to Abe, or her movie's 'Gabe', as played by Genkis Kahn.
Whisper, Whisper, Hush, Hush: Joan has a secret, and she wants to keep it quiet. (Which is strange, because she does the opposite of this during the entire season.)
The ticking watch: Time is running out, for either Joan's remaining years, or time is running out on Joan and Gabe's relationship.
Two dolphins: Joan and Gabe each have a dolphin. Note, the dolphins never touch each other.
Gabe's screaming and crying: Gabe (Abe) is secretly in love with his best friend, but hasn't told her. The best friend is probably Joan.
Cherry Pie: Joan's a virgin.
Turns into maggots: Joan's reproductive system is going unused, and eventually is going to rot and become maggot-food (menopause, then death).
Celine Dion: Joan is french, and so is Celine. Celine writes a lot of romantic music, which Joan possibly listens to when she thinks of Abe.
The dead bird: Joan is worried that one day she'll die, and everybody will forget about her and keep living. ie, keep enjoying the picnic, and ignore the dead bird.
A stove-pipe hat: Gabe, or Abe.
A desert: With pyramids in the background, you can assume it's Egypt. Who do we know that's Egyptian, uh, Cleo.
The hat rolling across the desert: Abe's relationship with Cleo. It could mean their relationship is dry, windy, sandy, barren, fruitless, or it could mean it's hot and passionate. The hat is being pushed around by the wind, which definetly shows Cleo is in charge of Abe.
The cherry pie setting on fire: The original Joan of Arc was burnt a virgin. Clone Joan is worried of the same thing, either dying or being killed, still a virgin.
The rose: Roses often symbolize passion, even though they are just the reproductive organs of plants, and they can't even tell when someone visits them.
Setting on fire: Joan's passion is as consuming as a fire.
A heart: Joan's love. Note, it's just sitting there, not doing anything or being used.
Gabe coughing: ??? Maybe Joan fears Abe is getting sick? Gabe's bodily fluids (germs, saliva) are shot out into the enivronment via his mouth?
Bagpipes: A device that shoots a hot liquid (air) out of itself. This could be a metaphor for Abe again. (Or it's just ???. I don't know...)
Steaming pot: A device that shoots a hot liquid out of itself. Another metaphor for Abe? (Or, just a low budget.)
Whisper, whisper: Performed first slow, then fast. Joan wants something that starts off slow, then goes fast. (Or, just more ???)
Slapping the watermellon: Could be translated quite literally, as Joan simply wants to slap around Abe's-- green watermellon. (Or, ?????)
Shush: Gabe wants to keep his love for Joan a secret.
Fin: The end
This is just some of my opinions (and some stuff I found on a site). Use your imaginations, she's in love with Abe and trying to convey the message to him, what do you think some of these 'loose' metaphors could mean?
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The newborn, who had several birth defects, including microcephaly, died shortly after birth. The health agency said the girl's mother had traveled to Latin America — a hotbed for Zika — while pregnant and became infected before returning to Texas. Her death comes a month after Harris County officials found the first case of microcephaly in a newborn, who survived.
"We are devastated to report our first case of Zika-associated death and our hearts go out to the family," Dr. Umair A. Shah, executive director of Harris County Public Health, said in a statement. "While this is a travel-associated case, we know that prevention is key to reducing the risk of Zika virus infection."
Ever since researchers in south Florida discovered the first U.S. outbreak in Zika there in late July, Houston health officials have warned that a similar outbreak is likely here. Summer is the highest-risk period for Zika along the Gulf Coast, officials said, because that is when heat and humidity peak.
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When I select the scan button, it goes throught the initializing and just hangs on 1%. I did a scan prior to the auto upgrade to 3.0 and had no problem. Now is does not scan my network.
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Jun 30, 2008 at 1:58 UTC
Half of my scans hang. It's generally somewhere between 80% and 90%.
Jul 1, 2008 at 2:18 UTC
I also had this problem. In my case is was becuase i was running SW 3 on Windows 2000 - which is no longer supported.
I move the installation to an XP machine and the scan now runs really quickly, and moreover performance throughout the software is vastly improved.
Hope this helps.
Jul 2, 2008 at 3:47 UTC
Yup. Same here. Spiceworks on Win2K hung at 1% but after upgrading to XP worked perfectly.
Jul 2, 2008 at 7:18 UTC
Per the 1%, I am on a Windows XP system. Anyway, it is working now. I uninstalled/reinstalled the program and for the scan assigned it a different Admin account name.


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