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California: Designing Freedom at the Design Museum
The California: Designing Freedom exhibition at London's Design Museum takes a look at America's most populous state and its most popular contributions to design. Continue reading
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Joseph Beuys' Boxkampf at Waddington Custot
Waddington Custot gallery in Mayfair brings context to Joseph Beuy's famed 1972 work of art, Boxkampf für die direkte Demokratie with an exhibition running now until mid August. Continue reading
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America's Most Amazing Comic Book Shops (Miles Away)
The halcyon days of comic book shops may be long gone now that fans can purchase their favorite titles and collectibles online. But the feeling of browsing a comic book shop will never be replaced. Luckily a few gems still exist and are worth seeking out. Continue reading
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Elliot Dodd, The Manbody, at Zabludowicz Collection
The Manbody by Elliot Dodd is a short film being screened at Zabludowicz Collection. It provides odd viewing that soothes as much as it disconcerts. Continue reading
Posted in Art, London, Movies Tagged Art, camden, chalk farm, contemporary art, Elliot Dodd, exhibition, film, gallery, London, NW5, NW5 3PT, Prince of Wales Road, reviews, The Manbody, Video, video art, zabludowicz collection, Лондон, لندن, ロンドン, 伦敦 Leave a comment
East End Mob at BSMT Space, Dalston
A graffiti-riddled Memory Lane cuts through Dalston with East End Mob, a newly opened exhibition at BSTM Space featuring works by some of London's most influential and prolific street artists from the past decade. Continue reading
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Free Cheese and Wine Festival at East Village, Stratford
East Village will host a free cheese and wine festival the weekend of 1 April. No fooling. Continue reading
Posted in Drink, Food, Freebies, London, Restaurants, Shopping, Wine Tagged Art, Beyoncé, Black Cow, Black Cow Pure Milk Vodka, Black Cow Vodka, Brie-once, cheese, David Bradley, Drink, E20, E20 1FT, east london, EAST VILLAGE, East Village Cheese and Wine Festival, East Village E20, East Village Stratford, Food, food sculpture, free, freebies, London, Olympic Park Avenue, restaurants, reviews, STRATFORD, Tim Atkin, Tina We Salute You, Tom Gilliford, vodka, wine, Лондон, لندن, ロンドン, 伦敦 Leave a comment
#Paolozzi: Art, Beer, Pizza
Art, beer and pizza! It's a triumvirate adding up to a good time, especially when the art is amazing, the beer is refreshing and the pizza is yummy. Coinciding with the opening of the excellent Eduardo Paolozzi exhibition at Whitechapel Gallery, the Scottish born artist's namesake beer – Paolozzi Lager – is making artful headway in London. Continue reading
Posted in Art, Beer, Drink, London, Museums, Pizza, Restaurants, Shopping Tagged Art, beer, contemporary art, Drink, E1, E1 1EW, E1 7QX, east london, Edinburgh Beer Factory, Eduardo Paolozzi, Food, galleries, lager, London, museums, Paolozzi, Paolozzi Beer, Paolozzi Lager, pizza, POP ART, restaurants, reviews, Shopping, The Stable, The Stable Whitechapel, The Whitechapel Refectory, whitechapel, WHITECHAPEL GALLERY, Whitechapel High Street, Whitechapel Road, Лондон, لندن, ロンドン, 伦敦 Leave a comment
2017 Folkestone Triennial Artists Announced
Has it been three years already? Time for another look at the upcoming arty happenings in Kent for the Folkestone Triennial. Continue reading
Lie Lie Land Stencil by Bambi
Remember when President Chump and Prime Minister Theresa Maybe were caught holding hands as they took a walk together at the White House? Maybe they'd just come from dancing cheek to cheek around the Oval Office? Or at least that's how street artist Bambi imagined the pair in her new Lie Lie Land stencil on view in Islington. Continue reading
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A Decade Down | Ten Years of tikichris
Before 2016 comes to a close, I thought I'd take a moment to recap the 10 team ups I co-hosted over the year in celebration of my blog's tenth anniversary and – more importantly – to thank the folks involved in helping me make each of those 10X10 events happen! Continue reading
Posted in Art, Bars, Blogs, Chocolate, Drink, Entertainment, Food, Hotels, London, Luxury, Pubs, Restaurants, Shopping, TC10, Travel Tagged 10 Years of tikichris, Art, BARS, blogging, Blogs, chocolate, Drink, Entertainment, Food, hotels, London, luxury, POP UPS, pubs, restaurants, supper clubs, TC10, TC10X10, Travel, Лондон, لندن, ロンドン, 伦敦 Leave a comment
David Ortsman | 10X10 with tikichris
For my concluding 10X10 collaboration, I enlisted my artist friend, David Ortsman, to interpret a theme: tikichris eats the world. Not long after I floated the idea, David got back to me some amazing drawings that he thought best 'addressed' subject. Continue reading
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Ken Price Retrospective at Hauser & Wirth London
Open now and running at Hauser & Wirth London until the 4th of February, Ken Price: A Survey of Sculptures and Drawings, 1959 – 2006 is the first exhibition of American artist Ken Price's work in London since 1976. Continue reading
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Good Stuff #60
Good stuff and lots of it! Here's the low down on some fine things to see, sip, savour and more – all of which I've recently come across and thought were worth sharing with you. Enjoy. Continue reading
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Fiji: Art & Life in the Pacific at the Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts
The largest and most comprehensive exhibition about Fiji ever assembled opens today at the Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts, on the campus of the University of East Anglia, for a four month run. Continue reading
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Preview: Walthamstow International Film Festival
The 2016 Walthamstow International Film Festival runs tomorrow (Sunday 24 July 2016) at Vestry House from 11am to 5pm. Continue reading
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Good Stuff #58
Good stuff and lots of it! Here's the low down on some fine things to see, sip, savour and more – all of which I've recently come across and thought were worth sharing with you. Enjoy. Continue reading
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Brunch at Daisy Green
Brunch at Daisy Green? It's among London's tastiest I reckon or at least that's how I recollect my yummy time dining there. Continue reading
Posted in Art, Coffee, Food, London, Restaurants Tagged Art, breakfast, brunch, coffee, Daisy Green, Drink, Food, London, marble arch, marylebone, Portman Village, restaurants, reviews, Seymour Street, shuby, W1H 7HX, Лондон, لندن, ロンドン, 伦敦 Leave a comment
Having a Tiki Time at Musée Quai Branly, Paris
I was visiting Paris from elsewhere in France with just a few hours to play before catching the Eurostar back to London. Poking around Quai Branly was an excellent way to spend my time. Continue reading
Posted in Art, France, Museums, Paris, Tiki, Travel Tagged anthropology, Art, france, Jacques chirac, Musee Quai Branly, museums, paris, Quai Branly, Quai Branly Museum, tiki, Travel Leave a comment
10 Years of Musée Quai Branly
Musée Quai Branly – one of Paris' coolest museums, and one of my favourites (in Paris and the world) – will celebrate its 10th anniversary with two special exhibitions and an anniversary weekend of free festivities 25-26 June. Continue reading
Posted in Art, France, Freebies, Museums, Paris, Tiki, Travel Tagged anthropology, Art, france, free, freebies, Jacques chirac, Musee Quai Branly, museums, paris, Quai Branly, Quai Branly Museum, tiki, Travel Leave a comment
Wiener Demeanour: Galleries, Art and Design
Schönbrunn Palace … St Stephen's Cathedral … the Belvedere … the Albertina … even a cursory list of Vienna's top attractions packs the sort of artful wallop that would delight even the pickiest of culture vultures. And by all means as many of these (and so many other) places should be included in any sightseeing itinerary of the historic Austrian capital. But that doesn't mean visitors to Vienna must relegate themselves to an urban escape set only in the past. Continue reading
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Unseen City: Photos by Martin Parr at Guildhall Art Gallery
Unseen City: Photos by Martin Parr opens today (4 March) at Guildhall Art Gallery offering a view of age-old and often secretive happenings in the City of London through the lens of famed Magnum photographer Martin Parr. Continue reading
Posted in Art, London, Museums, Photography Tagged Art, city of london, exhibition, Guildhall, Guildhall Art Gallery, London, Martin Parr, museums, Photography, reviews, Unseen City, Unseen City: Martin Parr, Лондон, لندن, ロンドン, 伦敦 Leave a comment
Mark Wallinger Id at Hauser & Wirth London
Id, a solo show of new paintings and multi-media works by Turner Prize winning artist Mark Wallinger, opens today at Hauser & Wirth London, with large-scale pieces featuring prominently in both of its Savile Row spaces. Continue reading
Posted in Art, London Tagged Art, contemporary art, hauser & wirth, hauser & wirth london, London, Mark Wallinger Id, mayfair, PAINTINGS, reviews, savile row, Sculture, W1, W1S 2ET, Лондон, لندن, ロンドン, 伦敦 Leave a comment
Betty Woodman: Theatre of the Domestic at ICA
Theatre of the Domestic, the first UK solo exhibition by American contemporary artist and ceramist, Betty Woodman, is on now at ICA enlivening its galleries with a playful and vibrant collection of mixed media works created within the past ten years. Continue reading
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WOMEN: New Portraits by Annie Leibovitz
WOMEN aims to look at the way the roles and notion of womanhood have changed over time. After a shoot with Caitlyn Jenner, Annie describes, "It was like creating a new person, around the idea of what a woman is… what is, who is this new person?" The concept first fascinated her decades past, after shooting Vegas showgirls inside and outside of their makeup. "They were so normal looking [out of costume]… my [showgirl] photos represented how women dressed up to be women." But what happens when you dress the concept of womanhood down? Continue reading
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#BBQbound: Dallas
From Austin I headed north to Dallas, a city I'd never visited before and one that I really wasn't certain whether I'd take to or not. I ended up regretting not having more time to spend there. As for the BBQ, Dallas wound up being one of the tastiest pit stops of my three week road trip. Continue reading
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Lucio Fontana at Newly Opened Tornabuoni Art, Albemarle Street
Opening just in time for October's Frieze Art Fair frenzy, the Lucio Fontana exhibition at the newly launched Tornabuoni Art London gallery in Mayfair promises to delight the art world scenesters soon to descend upon London and to carry on impressing fans of contemporary art until the show closes in early December. Continue reading
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My Mini Grand Tour: A Great Stay in Gruyeres
A most memorable part of my recent visit to Switzerland was the time spent in and around Gruyères. In a lot of ways, the area was an ideal stomping grounds for me. Offering access to amazing art, great regional food, … Continue reading
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New for Paris: Frank Gehry's Louis Vuitton Foundation (OneTravel)
Opened October 2014 in the Bois de Boulogne public park on the western edge of Paris, the Fondation Louis Vuitton is the city's newest art museum and cultural center – and is making waves more for the building itself than … Continue reading
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Good Stuff #45
Good stuff? Great stuff! And so much of it I'm having trouble keeping track and sharing the best of it in a timely manner. But don't let my inadequate ability to blog efficiently get in the way you having a wonderful time. Have a look a this list of fine things to see, sip or savour – all of which I've recently come across and thought were worth sharing with you. Enjoy. Continue reading
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Running From Greenbaum: Andy Hollingworth Portraits at Snap Galleries
Two decades worth of photographer Andy Hollingworth's portraits of comedians are on view now at Snap Galleries just off the Piccadilly. The show, Running from Greenbaum runs until mid September. Pop our head in for a looksee that's sure to … Continue reading
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Richard Long: Time and Space at Arnolfini, Bristol
Time and Space, a major new exhibition of work by Richard Long, opens today at the Arnolfini Centre for Contemporary Arts in Bristol. As part of city's celebration as 2015 European Green Capital, the show features new works and recreations of previous ones by the Bristol-born artist who still calls Bristol his home, as well as a new offsite work located on The Downs near the house where he lived as a child. Continue reading
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Experience 'the Wrath of Gods' This Fall in Philadelphia (OneTravel)
This fall, the Philadelphia Museum of Art will present The Wrath of the Gods: Masterpieces by Rubens, Michelangelo, and Titian. The focus of exhibition will be one of the finest works by Flemish painter Peter Paul Rubens (1577–1640), Prometheus Bound, … Continue reading
Ian Francis | The Chosen Form of Your Destroyer | Lazarides Rathbone
With each piece appearing to vibrate off the canvas with moody apprehension, Bristol-based artist Ian Francis' exhibition of new mixed media works at Lazarides Rathbone (his third at the gallery) suggests that nightmares can be beautiful too. Continue reading
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London Daily Photo: Tropical Readymade | Radames "Juni" Figueroa | Edel Assanti
Tropical Readymade | Radames "Juni" Figueroa | Edel Assanti
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I had a PDC (Win2k3) server also running Exchange 2003 and it was the GC for my domain. Exchange was replaced by a hosted solution but left running just not routing mail. The server died with no chance for recovery. I seized the DC rolls onto another Win2k3 server and made it the PDC for the domain but didn't set the GC box in the setup. When I try to create new users in AD I receive an error that AD can't verify the uniqueness of the username because it can't access the GC but will create the user. Can I simply name one of my 2 DCs the GC and that take care of my issue or will that cause another problem?
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Mar 31, 2011 at 8:05 UTC
this link might help you
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+1 for Kimberlin's post. That is exactly what you need to do. You have to forcefully remove the old server from Active Directory in the NTDS properties.
Mar 31, 2011 at 8:24 UTC
The link is helpful but refers to a working DC. As I mentioned, my server died and can't be recovered. The FSMO roles were seized to another DC. The old server does not appear in Active Directory.
Any other ideas?
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if create another GC in sites and services it will rebuild your gc info to the new server.
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if you had any application servers that pointed to that GC you will need to change the servername it points to in that app.
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Yeah just make one of your other DCs a GC - it won't cause any problems. I've seen some sites where they make every single DC a GC, its certainly not necessary but it doesn't cause any issues really.
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Thank you Kimberlin.
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Employment at Qlikview Italy:
From Sep 2008 to Present
Qlikview Italy is the Italian master reseller of Qliktech, the leading provider of next generation BI solutions. QlikTech is also the fastest growing BI software company in the world for two years running according to IDC. QlikTech's revenue is growing at a rate of 80% annually.Side by side with the Board of the company, my responsability includes development and monitoring the sales team in Italy, teaming up with marketing plan and strongly close to presales and technicals groups.
Employment at Oracle:
From Dec 2007 to Aug 2008
From Hyperion to Oracle due to the acquisition and legal merge done also in Italy.Rich of the previous experience of 7 years, now the new role is focused on the Oracle Business Intelligence with the responsability of the Industrial sector (the italina major account company with revenue over € 500 Millions).
Employment at Hyperion Solutions:
From Dec 2000 to Jun 2007
From Decembre 2000 to June 2002: banking and finance territory sales manager to develop the banking marketplace in Italy. During this period we achieved good results in terms of new deals closed in the specific marketplace and know-how for the company to develop in the future in this marketplace.From July 2002 to now: account manager with about 60 groups to manage (customer and prospect). Development of new business with customer managed, development of relationship and deal with the prospect assigned. Development of new partnership with small reseller for the SMB marketplace.
Employment at SEK Srl (now Experian):
From May 1999 to Nov 2000
SEK was a company specialized in trade information, research and marketing services.By organizing million of data in an unique database, Sek was able to give to his customer the direct access for inquiry and specific request. I was responsible for the Milan Office. Tasks performed :contacts with customers and partners, presented solutions.Sales Manager (three account managers reportoing to me)
Employment at SEK Srl (now Experian ):
From Feb 1992 to Apr 1999
Account Manager Main office (Pontedera - PI)I was responsible for customer of the north area both banking and manufactoring industry. My object was contact customers and partners, presented solutions.In this we appreciated an increase of about 30% of the revenue with the customer assigned. Previously, from 1992 to 1995 I was responsible for the recruitment and the organization of the provider for the information get from different public office in Italy (for the database of the company to allow customer to access).
1984-1989 (graduated)
Windsurf, Sail (previous member of semi-professional team), Ski, Theatre, Read Member of "Compagnia del Maggio di Buti" a traditional Tuscany choral/theatre organization In the past, member of "Compagnia Teatrale Francesco di Bartolo"
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including board presentations. development of new brand and tools. management of sales people and development of guidelines.
listening and influencing skills with the ability to effortlessly and comfortably interact with c-level contacts. strong team player. managing pre-sales and consultant as well as working within a team environment. negotiations at all levels from it department to chief executives
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totally self motivated and enthusiastic is my "business card". strong communication
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Our resident beagle, Izzy, has been acting out of sorts. Basically, she's messed in the house, and she hasn't done that since I rescued her in 2010.
Yes, I know about infections in female dogs. I believe this is more a result of separation anxiety. We do hire babysitters for this very friendly, and gentle hound; but she does seem to get lonely during our absences, no matter how often she sees the sitters.
Today, I got an e-mail from the publicist of a pet food company based in Georgia. It seems that pet cancer awareness is now dedicated to the month of November. The National Canine Cancer Foundation says that cancer accounts for about half the deaths in dogs over 10 years old.
Cancers of the skin, lymph nodes, gastrointestinal tract, blood and bone are the most common in our beloved pets.
Here are some of the early-warning signs:
- New lumps and bumps — New spots and lumps on your pet do not necessarily mean cancer. Take your pet into your vet to have the spot biopsied to determine if it's malignant or benign.
- Change in appetite — Pets suffering from cancer frequently experience a change in appetite and most commonly, rapidly lose weight. This reaction can be tied to difficulty chewing or swallowing.
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Detailed print label Goat Crew have yet again outdone themselves when it comes to releasing controversial and time sensitive pieces surrounded by either a relative or current social media buzz or just overall outrage from different parties involved. Whilst this is the bread and butter of the label they still manage to maintain a constant flow of tributary pieces to legends of the Hip-Hop game through designs based on iconic rappers such as Tupac, Notorious B.I.G, N.W.A and many more. Their latest capsule is a perfect example of this with two tees based around the recent beef sparked between Philadelphia Rapper Meek Mill & iconic Canadian rapper Drake. Of course with Goat Crew previously favoring the '6ix God' in past releases the two tees were appropriately, supportive of the Canadian artist.
Whilst these additions fill out the controversial part of the release, the brand included three tees with simple miniature rapper designs of deceased legends, Tupac, Notorious B.I.G and N.W.A member Eazy-E.
To round out the drop is a tee relative to the current social media craze of 'What are those!?' featuring a silhouette of the infamous croc's in a Yeezy Red October color scheme with the bold question printed behind.
The capsule is available in stores or online with the full Goat Crew range.
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Editor impressed by feature set, design and build
The German online magazine hardwarepoint.de has awarded the Dark Power Pro 1000W with a Silver Award. The reviewer was impressed with the feature set, design and build quality of the be quiet!-power supply.
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The repeal of the "don't ask, don't tell" policy for military service is a victory for the civil rights of gay Americans.
We like the comment of an Army commander in a Facebook post.
"The American citizen has asked some of us to fight for them. We volunteered," wrote Army Lt. Col. Michael D. Jason. "Now, as proclaimed by law, stay out of my soldiers' bedrooms. About time."
Yes, about time.
The armed services, composed of many young people who do not find gay people as strange as some of their elders do, will continue with policies prohibiting sexual harassment in any direction. We hope the military also will find a way, in appropriate cases, for those earlier discharged from the military to return and serve their country.
The United States takes pride in its military and those who, as Lt. Col. Jason said, volunteered to fight. All of the men and women under his command, straight or gay, are deserving of our respect and gratitude.


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Mumbai: Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan praised the first teaser of his friend Salman Khan's much-awaited film Sultan.
The 50-year-old Dilwale actor retweeted the link of the teaser posted by Salman.
The first teaser of the film has shots of Salman entering the wrestling field and defeating his rival with just a single move.
Produced by YRF, the movie also stars Anushka Sharma.
Sultan, which is releasing on Eid may have a box office clash with Shah Rukh Khan's Raees.


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Lionel Jeans
Born in Bournemouth in 1956, Lionel originally trained as an illustrator, graduating from Bournemouth & Poole College of Art in 1977. After a short spell working for the Ministry of Defence as a civil servant he then left the UK at twenty and spent the next three years working in the former West Germany, finally settling in the beautiful city of Koblenz. There Lionel was inspired to paint landscapes by the beauty of the Mosel and the mighty Rhine. Painting en plein air he produced many small oil studies on the banks of the rivers, which attracted much attention from the strolling tourists and locals.
Lionel returned to the UK in the late 1980's and he worked successfully for many years as a freelance illustrator producing technical and commercial art for advertising and publishing clients including The Eagle comic, Time Life, and the R.N.L.I. Lionel's background in illustration is still evident in the precise draughtsmanship of his work.
Lionel now lives in his native Dorset, with the nearby coast and rolling hills providing much inspiration and material for his landscape and marine paintings. Walking in all weathers he sketches in pencil, paints in watercolour and oil and photographs the countryside, architecture and coastal areas of Dorset, Devon and Hampshire. Lionel's work can be found in private collections across the UK.
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Share Space?
English Persuasive Essay
When astronauts go up into space and come back,they retrieve lots of observations and excellent information to help us learn about space. Should all civilians be able to do that? No they should not because it is extremely expensive, very dangerous, and astronauts can be more productive.
To start off, space travel is extremely expensive. From my background information, NASA would probably become bankrupt from this because the U.S. government is not funding them anymore. To make a spacecraft, it costs millions of dollars and with fuel and state of the arc technology, even more.Also to be able to afford to go on this trip,the person would have to be extremely wealthy.
Next, space travel is very dangerous. In the past, many space crafts have exploded coming into Earth's atmosphere and many have ran out of fuel and lost in space.Even though space crafts have some of the best technology in he universe, accidents still do happen. Why would people want to risk their lives for this?
A lot of people say that going into space is a once in a lifetime opportunity, and it is but wouldn't we rather be a lot more productive sending trained astronauts into space to help get good information on it? Doing this would save peoples money, time, and help put more astronauts to use.
As you see, civilians shouldn't be allowed to go up into space like astronauts. Their are many things that can happen in space. It is not the thing that normal civilians should do. These were the three main reasons why they shouldn't but their are many more.
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How To Color Dried Royal Icing Flowers?
Decorating By Iloveweddings Updated 30 Sep 2009 , 12:36am by Tee-Y
Hi. How do you color dried royal icing flowers? I used dust and vodka and it got mushy. Help!
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just use the dry dust. or air brush if you have that option
I would dry dust them.
I color the royal icing before piping the flowers. Then use dry dust to add any additional color.
Airbrush or dry dust and if you must paint don't add too much alcohol to the dust,make a paste.


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Convenience chain testing Airtech's new sterilization system.
7-Eleven Inc, the Dallas-based operator of more than 5,700 convenience stores in North America, said it would install the Titan IV commercial air sterilization system manufactured by Airtech International Group Inc. at a company-owned store in Texas.
The objective of the installation is to field test and demonstrate the viability of the new Titan IV in-duct air sterilization system, the companies said in a statement.
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1. Private Painting Intensive Study . Based in northern New Mexico at Michael's winter studio, this program is for experienced painters only. After a preliminary consultation with Michael to create a custom program, you'll work with him side-by-side, one-on-on, both in the field and in the studio. Includes six nights' lodging at the studio and three meals a day, with private bed and bath. Click on the link for details.
2. All-Level Group Plein Air Painting Workshops. The original "Paint Sedona" program! Michael will teach small groups (no more than 10) the important fundamentals of plein air painting. Any level of student is welcome and in any medium. Workshops will be based in the Sedona, Arizona, area and elsewhere in the Southwest. Includes four half-days of tuition. Click on the link for details.
One of the country's top plein air painters, Michael Chesley Johnson works in oil and pastel in the American Southwest, coastal Maine and the Canadian Maritimes. He has been an invited artist to many national plein air painting events over the years and has competed in challenging locations such as the Grand Canyon.
Elected a Master Pastellist by Pastel Artists Canada in 2008, he is a Signature Member of the American Impressionist Society and the Pastel Society of America and a juried member of Oil Painters of America. He is the author of Backpacker Painting: Outdoors with Oil & Pastel and Through a Painter's Brush: The American Southwest . A long-time contributor to The Pastel Journal and Contributing Editor for The Artist's Magazine, he splits his year between Downeast Maine and the Southwest, teaching and painting in both. Michael also specializes in teaching small-size plein air workshops in oil and pastel for the intermediate and advanced level painter and for painters desiring mentoring. Michael also teaches workshops in the summer in "Way" Downeast Maine. For more information on these other workshops, visit www.MChesleyJohnson.com
Michael also has a large archive of tips and techniques for the plein air painter on his blog.
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I was wearing this really short black skirt with kind of sheer gray pantyhose on Christmas Eve at a family dinner. My boyfriend was there and we were outside loading the car with some folding chairs. I asked him to hurry up because I was freezing and he says, "I'm not cold."
I told him it was different because he was wearing pants haha.
He laughed and said, "Yeah, I know, I was thinking that when I saw you wearing a skirt."
I never say things like this to him but I said something like, "Don't pretend like you don't like it."
What he said next confuses me. "It is a cute skirt."
What the hell?
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why does that confuse you? he said it was cute... what not to get10|10|0
Maybe because I was feeling like I was sexy and not cute that day.
Could it be that he didn't feel comfortable talking like that around my family, even though we were alone?
cute, sexy does it really matter what word he used. there pratically the same when guys refer to girls. Girls I say are cute... I say are sexy


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"Any clue as to the possible role greater reliance on semantics is playing in your never ending quest for more relevant results?"
I'd say that's inevitable over time. The goal of a good search engine should be both to understand what a document is really about, and to understand (from a very short query) what a user really wants. And then match those things as well as possible. :) Better semantic understanding helps with both those prerequisites and makes the matching easier.
So a good example is stemming. Stemming is basically SEO-neutral, because spammers can create doorway pages with word variants almost as easily as they can to optimize for a single phrase (maybe it's a bit harder to fake realistic doorways now, come to think of it). But webmasters who never think about search engines don't bother to include word variants--they just write whatever natural text they would normally write. Stemming allows us to pull in more good documents that are near-matches. The example I like is [cert advisory]. We can give more weight to www.cert.org/advisories/ because the page has both "advisory" and "advisories" on the page, and "advisories" in the url. Standard stemming isn't necessarily a win for quality, so we took a while and found a way to do it better.
So yes, I think semantics and document/query understanding will be more important in the future. pavlin, I hope that partly answers the second of the two questions that you posted way up near the start of this thread. If not, please ask it again in case I didn't understand it correctly the first time. :)
or write webmaster(at)google.com
As long as 64. is staying stable I'm OK to wait, the others are just too surrealistic.
For LSI, this is what I've got bookmarked
[edited by: Marcia at 8:40 am (utc) on Feb. 17, 2004]
Do you realise how annoying it is to get notifications in and check the results just to see more insignificant nonsense from you numbers game punters saying I got this and I got that?
Be considerate to those of us who don't give a toss what you are seing in beautiful downtown Burbank. I'm getting angry ;-{
Um, try to keep up with the program. Nobody is talking about that.
It seems the shakeup has settled down now, temporarily at least. The only lasting effect I'm seeing is that a lot of fresh piddle was introduced, and the results have degraded somewhat.
Maybe it was just introducing fresh pages before moving 64 over, but I sure hope they don't do that again anytime soon. That was genuinely scary.
Some of us must have commented too early and those comments got deleted. This was not normal fluctuation and was not anything like 64, 216, www. or anything else ever seen. It was as if most of the algo and all of the filters had been turned off.
Single IP addresses were fluctuating wildly, giving different results every time you hit the refresh button.
you were told "not" have email notifications on this thread as it would be a large one, it's your choice to look at this thread
Maybe it was just introducing fresh pages before moving 64 over, but I sure hope they don't do that again anytime soon. That was genuinely scary.Scary, huh? Now you have a small taste of what it's like when things that used to work don't "get the same credit anymore".;)
The next time someone posts about "why doesn't Google do this algo change/update out of the public eye" some of us will now have an idea of what they probably see privately before they show it to us.
Napolean or Everyman would have croaked if they saw that.
You can also find the CIRCA semantics paper salted away if you know where to look ;)
A brief and very simple summary of what I IMHO think this has to do with this forthcomming (can't come soon enough for me) update. Think of the analogy of finger print analysis. The analyser only looks at ceretain types of feature, whirls, intersections, branches etc and marks their location. The analyser ignores all of the straight uninteresting lines that every finger print has on it. Latent semantic indexing does the same with words, it ignores all of the straight forward words and concentrates on the words that have real meaning. The CIRCA Ontology defines the closeness of match of these words and creates a single statistical vector for each page. The Google algo uses this as a contributor to the SERPs.
The signs are that htis overwhelmed the "old" part of the algo in Florida and to a greater extent in Austin. Now in my opinion either they have, through a process of trial and error, removed or added back an extra feature into the semantic analysis or they have up-weighted part of the old algo designed to bring back the micro relevant sites. Whichever way they have done it, it has worked pretty well in some areas.
I'm becomming convinced that the same technology is spotting dupes. If two pages have the same vector they are the same. Since latent semantic indexing aims to throw out things that don't help it to compare a group of documents, I guess that the first thing it would throw out is duplicates. Too bad for folks on servers that serve up the same pages on www and non-www versions of their domains. I think that this explains the unexplained complete drop from SERPs of previously high ranking pages since the Florida update and possibly before.
The Brandy update adds in or takes out a minor ingredient but LSI/CIRCA is a big part of the recipe.
Best wishes
<Too bad for folks on servers that serve up the same pages on www and non-www versions of their domains.>
Unfortunately I was one of these sites that lost all ranking but I have just installed a 301 redirect and hopefully this will get me out of jail. Has anyone who suffered a similar fate as a result of Austin/Brandy recoverd yet? If so was it done through a 301 and how long did it take?
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is there are just 2 of them: 233.161.104 and 233.161.99?
I'm about as sure as I am that the World is not flat and NASA filmed the Lunar landings in the Nevada desert ;)
Oh and Googleguy confirmed that, to paraphrase, "they have found a better way of doing semantic indexing". If it walks like a duck, quacks like a duck and the best ornithologist you know says its a duck, I think its afe to assume that its a duck. Now we know its a duck we can assume that it likes splashing about in ponds, the rain, quacking outrageously at duck jokes etc.
If they are not using LSI to spot dupes what technology do you think they are using?
Best wishes
edit reason: This CGI is screweing up my posts again
To spot a dupe, both pages would have to show up in the exact same vector position. A single additional token word recognised by the semantic indexing would move the dupe site to a different position in the vector space. Also, with pages containing a very small number of token words, it's not inconceivable that two totally different pages might occupy the same position in the vector space. Just my 2 cents worth, but I'm not sure LSI could esily be used for dupe content spotting.
It also seems to me in some cases that the surviving page gets a boost in the rankings from eliminated pages with duplicate content that link to it. I would guess this would only be the case if the pages are not seen as affiliated.
Does this fit with anything anyone else is seeing? - Sid?
My results on 64 are great - but on google.ca they are even better still!
I'm thinking that maybe canada has the 64 results, but with the benefit of backlinks added or something - it's been like that consistently for the last couple of days
Google has put to much weight on page linking. While so many webmasters have purchased links on high pr rankings sites just to get there page ranks higher, does not mean they have a high quality site. Good quality site should have nothing to do with who is linked to you.
*Sigh* The Same Old Delusion returns. Sometimes, I hate new users.
So you think it's unfair to use a system that takes into account multiple opinions about your site, and that it would be more fair to switch to a system that only uses one opinion of your site? Because that's what you get if you throw away citation analysis: An engine from the bad old days, when everything depended on The Secret Algorithm, and we had absolutely no chance of recognizing or resisting arbitrary filters. Anonymous programmers decided what was important to everyone.
It's truly frightening how many webmasters cry out for a return to search engine dictatorship whenever democracy fails to give them what they want.
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It's not rolled in yet at least not entirely
Does this fit with anything anyone else is seeing? - Sid?
Not sure.
Just to clarify something. Naive Bayes = simple page semantic analysis. Things like spam filters on email progs.
Latent semantic indexing = much more accurate.
CIRCA = several orders more accurate than LSI because of its huge Ontology
CIRCA + Google = killer solution. Add what Google knows about pages to what CIRCA senses about pages and linked pages and you should have a very accurate system for SERPs and spotting dupes.
Re Dupes: Its not just one measure thats used. In fact it could be a cascade. If 95% plus certain of dupe then cross reference other algo components.
LSI is like an evolutionary step on the way towards what Google is (in part) implementing now as PART of its algo. If you understand something about LSI then you start to understand what is going on in SERPs.
Many of the papers on LSI and similar analysis methods talk about the use of training sets of data to teach the algorithm right from wrong. I wonder if this is what we are seeing now, ie Google/CIRCA gets to forth grade. If that is the case then this is the first of a much improved implementation of the new technology and it could get better with each update. What a shame "better" is such a subjective word and "ones mans meat is another mans poison".
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It was Sunday, under the sign of Sagittarius. The US president was Ronald Reagan (Republican).
Famous people born on this day include Ai Kato and Fabrizio Santino.
In that special week of December people in US were listening to Mickey by Toni Basil.
In UK Save Your Love by Renee & Renato was in the top 5 hits.
The Dark Crystal, directed by Jim Henson, was one of the most viewed movies released in 1982
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Actress Dove Cameron and actor Ryan McCartan break up, just six months post their engagement.
The news came as shock to the fans, when McCartan, 23, revealed on Twitter and posted that he and actress Dove Cameron have parted ways. "Dove has decided this relationship isn't what she wants," Ryan McCartan tweeted.
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A couple of weeks ago, I remember two of my (now old) friends asked my type of guy. I said a chubby dude, teddy bear (lol) and they were making of it, saying things like "oh you like moob---" "s*** gay" and I'm like what is your problem? Why does it seem like an issue if I admit I like chubby, fat guys over skinny guys?
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Well sadly there's a lot in our western society for chubby and fat people. I'm not super fat but I'm kinda bearish/chubby and even I can feel it. I can't imagine how guys must feel who are obese. The particularly sad thing about this is that most chubby guys know that they're chubby and they don't really like it. But more many chubby people it's not as easy to change this as skinny people think it is. It's sort of similar with age: people in their 40s and 50s know that they've got wrinkles and that they don't look young anymore. Just like fat people, they try to not care and be happy about their bodies but it's so hard because we live in a culture where youth and being super skinny are considered admirable ideals. And unfortunately, many people are extremely ignorant and hateful and they will go to great lengths to bully people who don't fit into those stereotypical views of what is regarded as "beautiful".
I am certainly very glad that women like you exist. Not just because I might fit your taste but also because you are a great example that there are also tolerant people out there. I'm a guy who doesn't care much about things like breast size, so it makes me happy to know that there are girls out there who also don't judge chubby guys just because they're chubby.11|00|0
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Top Home Remedies for Hair Growth
Many people wish that they could be young forever but sadly, beauty is fleeting. The modern trend is to do whatever is necessary to extend years of an attractive appearance since one is not able to literally add youthful years to his or her lifespan. For women, one way to achieve an effervescent look is by ensuring that their hair is long, beautiful, bouncy and shiny. On the other hand, men try to hold on to a vibrant look by maintaining a full head of hair.
Various situations account for hair loss. Whether caused by the natural process of hair growth, diseases or stress, strategies can be applied to counteract it. There are numerous prescribed treatments and over-the-counter solutions for growing hair, but these can be very pricy. Here are the top home remedies for hair growth. These have been proven to work and will keep your money in your wallet.
Fenugreek Seeds
Hair cells need a considerable amount of B vitamins to function effectively. Fenugreek supplies these cells with valuable nutrients which results in the strengthening of the hair root. This plant also stalls the process of hair shedding. Nutrients from Fenugreek seeds can be extracted by soaking them in water for a day. The water can then be used as a conditioner and should be allowed to sit in the hair for at least thirty minutes. For the best result, cover with a steam cap which will increase circulation of the blood to the scalp. This will increase the absorption of nutrients from the treatment.
Rosemary Oil
The Rosemary Oil is very useful in boosting hair growth. The high content of vitamins and key minerals in this plant revive hair cells and enhance their performance. The Rosemary oil can be added to any scalp treatment. Massage into the scalp on a daily basis to achieve rapid hair growth. Rosemary essential oil is a stress-relieving oil. Once it gets into the blood system, it automatically fights against stress which is a major cause of hair loss. This concoction also minimizes baldness and is even more effective than some prescribed treatments. Doctors recommend that the Rosemary oil should not be used during pregnancy.
Magical Egg Treatment
Who would have thought that a simple egg could act as a medicinal element? The egg is a powerful agent for hair growth. The egg white is antibacterial and eliminates oils from the scalp. This causes the pores to open so that hair follicles can thrive. The egg yolk contains fatty acids, proteins, triglycerides and cholesterol which are valuable to the hair because they promote growth of hair follicles. The egg yolk is a leading home remedy used for strengthening hair. It also delays the telogen (hair shedding) phase of the hair lifespan. The egg should be whisked and applied to the hair and scalp. After massaging generously, the hair should be well washed and conditioned.
The Licorice root has an abundance of flavonoids which strengthen the immune system. When the immune system is protected, hair cells will function better because healthy hair cells stimulate hair growth. The licorice root acts as an excellent stress reliever. It reduces the amount of cortisol that circulates in the blood. Once cortisol is reduced, stress is automatically reduced. Licorice root powder can be added to hot beverages as a sweetener and the powder can be used as a hair mask and left to stand for approximately fifteen minutes. The result will be stronger and shinier hair. This treatment fights against hair breakage. The sweet fragrance of Licorice makes the experience relaxing.
Indian Gooseberry (Amla)
The Indian Gooseberry, otherwise known as Alma, is a very important plant in India. It is known to produce excellent results when used to treat the hair. It carries a large quantity of vitamin C, iron and vital antioxidants which propel hair growth. These work together to protect against the destruction of hair cells by molecular fragments. It is recommended that Amla oil be massaged into the scalp and covered with a steam cap which should be worn for at least five hours. This should be followed by thorough shampooing and rinsing of the hair. Frequent use of this treatment will result in continuous hair growth.
Aloe Vera
Having dead skin cells on one's scalp is like keeping a garbage bin in one's living room. Aloe Vera is high in nutrients and proteolytic enzymes which break down proteins and eradicates dead hair cells, leaving the scalp revitalized. Aloe Vera can be applied with great ease. Simply peal the Aloe and blend half cup of the gel. Apply this to the scalp and wear the treatment for approximately fifteen minutes. This should be practiced at least once per week. The scalp will experience a rebirth under the treatment of the Aloe plant which will cause hair to grow.
Coconut Oil
Coconut oil is one of the most complete oils that is readily available. It protects the scalp and stimulates hair growth. It contains nutrients and carbohydrates which produce healthy, long and shiny hair. It is said to stand as one of the favorite oils in India and is in high demand because of its properties which prevent baldness. Coconut oil can be kneaded into the scalp to strengthen hair follicles. The hair should be properly washed after this is done. An alternative treatment is simply to use coconut oil as a regular hair oil. Ongoing use will cause hair to spring up rapidly.
Beetroot can be considered as a handy hair kit because it contains a large number of hair growth properties. These include vitamins B and C, potassium, carbohydrates, calcium, protein and copper. The beetroot can be blended and consumed as a drink or it can be boiled and served as a side dish. Regardless of the method used, the beetroot will support hair growth.


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Feb. 14, 2012
NEW ORLEANS, La. - Long Beach State junior Heath Reedy earned 2011 Division I All-Academic Cross Country status from the U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) announced Monday afternoon.
Reedy was one of 58 student-athlete males from 36 institutions that earned the all-academic status from the USTFCCCA and was the only student-athlete from the Big West Conference.
Reedy was the top runner for the 49ers at the NCAA West Regional last November as he finished in 18th place. The Clovis, Calif. native recorded a personal-best in men's 10,000-meter race at the Stanford Golf Course with a time of 29:52. Reedy also placed third in the Big West Conference Championships where he ran to a new school record in the men's 8K with a mark of 23:47.2.
"Heath Reedy personifies the true student athlete," LBSU distance coach Patrick Cunniff said. "We are very proud of his accomplishments. To run as well as he does takes tremendously hard work and maintaining a high GPA calls for great dedication and time management. As our 8k school record holder and a member of both the Big West All-Conference Team and NCAA West All-Regional team, Heath is setting a super high standard in competition, with this award he is matching those accomplishments in the classroom."
"We also owe a huge thanks to Tamika Spivey and the staff at the Bickerstaff Academic Center, for all the work they do to support and assist out student-athletes academically," Cunniff said. "Heath's award is another great piece to a fantastic 2011 Cross Country season and a sign of the amazing things student-athletes at THE BEACH can achieve."
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