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Kim Kardashian recently shared her tips for eating healthy while expecting on her blog. The soon-to-be mom says her top priority is to make the right decisions for her unborn child.
"Keeping a healthy lifestyle has always been important to me and now it's even more important because I am looking out for someone else's well being other than just my own," the reality mama wrote on her website.
Kardashian shared that to ensure her diet is balanced and healthy, she is researching healthy recipes. "I'm eating for two!" the mom-to-be quipped.
But the star's approach to staying healthy while pregnant is about more than just watching what she eats. Kardashian said she is also devoted to a prenatal exercise plan.
Still, the expectant mama is not immune to pregnancy cravings. In January the star's mom Kris Jenner revealed that among other things, Kardashian has had a hankering for giant cookies and artichokes.
Like Kardashian, I am pregnant and definitely trying to eat healthy. Still, I am hungrier than normal. When I'm not expecting, I would probably have a big glass of water to stave off hunger or pop a handful of almonds in my mouth. But those tricks don't work right now. If I am hungry, I have to eat something substantial, even if it is a few slices of cheese or a bowl of cereal.
I also exercise but not nearly at the same level as when I'm not pregnant. Running has turned into jogging and intense yoga sessions have been replaced with gentler, more relaxing practices.
Meanwhile, Kim Kardashian seems to be bouncing back from her pregnancy scare of last week. Following several weeks of nonstop traveling, Kardashian was ordered to take it easy by her doctors.
"Thanks for all the well wishes, I'm doing fine! Just resting...have a good weekend. Love you guys!" the 32-year-old tweeted on Friday.
What is your best tip for staying healthy while pregnant?
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February 2011 – Melinda, our Stock Supervisor! She conceived of a new way to look at inventory information and reorganized the warehouse to make order fulfillment even more efficient. When we're in the middle of a busy season, these improvements will make a huge difference to our operations.
Congratulations, Melinda!
~Janet @ The Christmas Place
P.S. You'll have to come by and get a look at some of the new stock we're managing for 2011…

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Britain's Princess Diana aroused political interests in Pakistan and Fleet Street headlines in London with her visit to former cricket star Imran Khan's Pakistan cancer hospital. She defied the British Foreign Office and the royal family, showing her independence as her divorce moves forward, but British diplomats and Prime Minister Benazhi Bhutto of Pakistan studiously avoided her. Khan announced in early 1996 that he will enter politics, and the visit surely helped to boost his profile and political image.
Publication Name: Far Eastern Economic Review
Subject: Business, international
Year: 1996
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Long, winding road: political reform won't happen overnight
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Malik Meraj Khalid, Pakistan's caretaker prime minister has been praised for not using the usual political perks, and for reforming the country's bureaucracy. However, the population is looking towards President Farooq Laghari to make real changes in politics and government, although it is uncertain whether Laghari will be able to keep his promise of a general election in February.
Publication Name: Far Eastern Economic Review
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Year: 1996
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- The maximum number of customers in the spa may not to exceed the site's posted bather load.
- Spa users must be at least 16 years old.
- A soap shower is required before entering the spa. It is also advised that a soap shower be taken after using the spa.
- Persons with skin disease, open wounds, nasal or ear discharge, inflamed eyes, diarrhea or any communicable disease are not allowed in the spa.
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Maximum use per day: 30 minutes
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- Pregnant women and persons suffering from heart disease, diabetes, high or low blood pressure should not enter the spa without prior medical consultation.
- Do not use the whirlpool while under the influence of any type of alcohol, drugs, anticoagulants, antihistamines, vasoconstrictors, vasodilators, stimulants, hypnotics, narcotics or tranquilizers.
- Submerging your head under water is not advised; doing so increases the danger of hyperthermia.
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Top 3 Android File Encryption Apps
Data encryption is one of the first lines of defense that data and information owners have against unauthorized data access and theft – if you store sensitive data on your Android smartphone or SD card ensure that you have good encryption software installed. Here are some great apps for protecting sensitive and personal files you store on your mobile.
This is a solution you can use to easily manage your files and folders, including those on the SD card. The app supports legacy 2.0 and AES (128, 192 and 256 bit) encryption (both pack and unpack) for Zip files such as WinZIP and WinRAR. The app has a fast browser and professional looking interface. Other features include the ability to:
- Cut, copy, move, paste, delete multiple items using the integrated explorer
- Unhide (or hide) hidden media on the phone smartphone or SD Card
- Encrypt, password protect, compress, uncompress or extract Zip, Gzip and TAR files
ES File Explorer
ES File Explorer for Android is a free, feature-rich all-in-one file and application manager; task killer; Dropbox client and ftp client. With more than 10 million users and a near perfect rating, the app is one of the best Android apps for encrypting files. In addition to the above mentioned, the app can also:
- Compress and Decompress ZIP files, Unpack RAR files
- Create encrypted (AES 256 bit) ZIP files
- View different photos, docs and videos file formats
- Supports third party applications such as Document To Go (to open document files)
- Text viewers and editors
- Supports thumbnails for APK, images, and has an inbuilt image browser
- Access your Home PC, via Wi-Fi with SMB
- Use the FTP client to manage files on FTP servers as well as those on the SD card
- An enhanced Dropbox client
- Bluetooth file transfer tool
- Advance task killer
- Root explorer feature; the ultimate file manager for rooted Androids.
This is another file manager that supports encryption for a wide number of archiving formats. While this is a good and wildly popular app, it is not our favorite Android encryption app because you will have to purchase the pro version to get encryption support. Still, it is a good way to manage installed applications and even share files over WiFi.


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Fall 2017
November 27, 2:45PM
Spring 2018
January 16, 9:00AM
February 26, 3:30PM
March 19, 3:30PM
April 23, 2:45PM
Tests are administered in Van Hise Hall, Room 250.
UW System policy requires non-native English speakers to demonstrate proficiency in spoken English before they are assigned classroom duties as teaching assistants.
Departments are responsible for ensuring that all potential non-native English speaking TAs have the English skills necessary to be effective teachers. We recognize and value the contribution that International Teaching Assistants (ITAs) make to our university. This requirement is not intended to be punitive, but rather is necessary to ensure that students are able to understand their TAs and have a positive learning experience. For more information on university policies related to TA spoken English proficiency see: https://kb.wisc.edu/page.php?id=25268
The SPEAK test is the institutional version of the Test of Spoken English (TSE), a test designed by the Educational Testing Service to assess speaking skills. The SPEAK test is frequently used to evaluate the spoken English of international TAs. This test is available only to students holding or under consideration for a teaching assistantship. SPEAK test scores cannot be sent to or accepted from other educational institutions.
Important Note: International students who score a 26/30 or higher on the speaking section of the iBt TOEFL test, or 8.0 or higher in the speaking section of IELTS are exempt from taking the SPEAK test and are eligible to teach with no further English language testing requirements.
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Students who wish to take the test should contact their department. Departments must authorize their teaching assistants or potential teaching assistants to take the SPEAK test by pre-registering them with the ESL Program. To authorize a student, the department must e-mail this completed registration form to firstname.lastname@example.com. Students must bring a picture ID and may take the test only once in a three-month period.
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The SPEAK test will be given at the following times in Room 250 Van Hise. Students should arrive at least 10 minutes before the test starts to check in. You will receive an email confirmation indicating the time you are signed up to take the test. Please come only at your designated time.
Fall 2017
November 27, 2:45PM
Spring 2018
January 16, 9:00AM
February 26, 3:30PM
March 19, 3:30PM
April 23, 2:45PM
Tests are administered in Van Hise Hall, Room 250.
Interpretation of Results
Each college or school determines its own policy for the hiring of teaching assistants, in accordance with general university guidelines. The general guidelines for the use of SPEAK test scores follow.
Students with a score greater than or equal to 50 may teach with no further English language testing requirements.
Students with a score of 45 can perform instructional duties that require spoken English only if also enrolled in a program to improve English skills.
Students with a score lower than 45 cannot perform instructional duties that require spoken English.
Reporting of Results
SPEAK tests will be scored within five working days and results will be sent to both the student and the department, accompanied by a recommendation for those with scores of 45 or lower. Scores will be sent by e-mail. On request, a paper copy can be sent.
What's the test like?
Download this sample SPEAK test to practice. On the day of the test, you will not need a pencil, paper, or any other materials. You will sit at a computer terminal and wear headphones with a microphone. You will listen to the test questions as you follow along reading a test booklet. You will speak into the microphone and your voice will be recorded. You will not have to write anything. You will not be able to make any notes during the test. The test will take about 20 minutes.


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Craig Attorneys Ask For Dismissal of Charges
Item: Craig attorneys ask court to let him withdraw guilty plea/Associated Press
More Info: Attorneys for U.S. Sen. Larry Craig are asking the Minnesota Court of Appeals to correct a "manifest injustice" by allowing the Idaho Republican to withdraw his guilty plea stemming from an airport restroom sex sting. In court papers filed today, the lawyers asked the appellate judges to reverse the trial court's decision to let stand Craig's guilty plea to a disorderly conduct charge. They also asked the court to vacate his plea.
DFO: Spitzer shoulda asked Craig about tips for playing out the string until his term was up. Say what you will about Idaho's Republican senator, he'll finish his final term in office and take some comfort that he's regarded as more effective than two mates in the U.S. Senate.
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There are just nine detached villas on this community, all of which have their own private pool and offer five different styles. (see site plan above).
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Barn fire in Darien early today remains under investigation
The $50,000 fire that destroyed a cinder block barn on Bennett Road in the Town of Darien early today remains under investigation by the Genesee County Sheriff's Office. At about 2;12 a.m. today a passer-by reported the fire at the barn owned by Daniel Miller of Broadway Road in Darien.
Miller used the barn for hay storage, and no animals were in the 100 foot by 70 foot barn which was a total loss. Sheriff's Office spokesmen said the fire destroyed about 300 round bales of hay worth about $20,000 and the barn itself was worth $30,000. Some miscellaneous farm implements and tires were also destroyed in the fire, the cause of which remains under investigation. Fire departments from Darien, Alexander, East Pembroke, Corfu and Indian Falls were called to the scene.


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BEIJING, Sept. 17 (UPI) -- Chinese Foreign Minister Yang Jiechi met with Syrian opposition group leaders in Beijing Monday, saying he supported political dialogue instead of force.
After he met with representatives of the Syrian National Coordinating Body for Democratic Change, Yang said the use of force in Syria's 20-month long internal political conflict won't solve the issue, that the will of the Syrian people should be respected and that all parties in Syria should cooperate with new U.N.-Arab League joint special envoy Lakhdar Brahimi, cease all violence and initiate dialogue, the Chinese news agency Xinhua reported Monday.
The Syrian delegation is visiting China at the invitation of the Chinese People's Institute of Foreign Affairs, the news agency said.


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Michael, (born Oct. 25, 1921, Sinaia, Rom.), king of Romania and, during World War II, a principal leader of the coup d'etat of August 1944, which severed Romania's connection with the Axis powers.
After his father—the future king Carol II— had been formally excluded from the royal succession by an act of state (January 1926), Michael was proclaimed king of Romania under a three-member regency on the death of his grandfather, King Ferdinand (July 20, 1927). But upon the return of Carol from exile (June 1930), the regency was dissolved, and Michael was reduced to the rank of crown prince. With Carol's abdication in September 1940, Michael again became king but was in effect a prisoner of the newly established military dictatorship of Gen. Ion Antonescu. Michael was strongly influenced by his mother, Queen Helen, who at this time was recalled from a 10-year exile. Becoming the focus of opposition against the Antonescu regime, he arrested the dictator on Aug. 23, 1944, signalling the overthrow of the military government. From the end of World War II in 1945, he strenuously opposed the communists' accession to power in Romania but was ultimately forced to abdicate on Dec. 30, 1947, and go into exile. Finally settling near Geneva (with his wife, Anne de Bourbon-Parma), Michael became an executive for a U.S. brokerage firm. After the overthrow of the communist regime in 1989, he made a number of visits to Romania, and in 2000 he was given back part of the royal family's property, and he decided to return to the country to live.


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Mike is the CEO of fiVISION. He's been involved in a variety of technology organizations over his career ranging from online banking to process automation control systems - always focused on delivering solutions that enable user productivity and make life easier.
Posts by Mike Winter
Pause … and Refresh your Head1
A couple of weeks ago I grabbed a stack of unread trade rags and headed over to the local Starbucks to sit down and catch up on some reading with a cup of coffee. By the size of the stack I apparently had not done this in a while.
While browsing through the articles and reading the interesting items, I found myself wondering how many of these 'headshot' photos of the people associated with the articles are up to date? I also made a mental note to refresh mine because it is definitely a few years old now!
It could have been the quiet time away from the computer/tablet/smartphone … or it could have been whatever addictive ingredient is placed in the coffee … but my mind started to open up and some new thoughts and ideas and questions began to form. It was in that moment that I realized that I needed to do this more often.
In today's world so much of what we see and read happens in little tiny snippets. Blogs, email newsletters (you probably just read the headlines, don't you?), twitter, you-name-it … and we jump from topic to topic as a new email or phone call or meeting happens. The one thing that is missing, at least for me, is some dedicated time to just sit and think. (more…)
Getting Out of No Man's Land0
The trends and demographics surrounding Online Account Opening as a delivery channel pose a real dilemma for Small CUs
di·lem·ma [dih-lem–uh] –noun
1. a situation requiring a choice between equally undesirable alternatives.
2. any difficult or perplexing situation or problem.
Several weeks ago a couple of statistics crossed my radar screen. At the time I didn't really put them together in my own mind … but as we were working with a $60 million credit union at the time to see if our ACCOUNTworks solution could work for them I began to realize that smallish CUs are facing a real dilemma over the next few short years. (more…)
Buyers Buy0
Can service-oriented staff really sell?
In the few years that I've been involved in fiVISION we have been interested in helping our credit union clients get better at cross selling. We even have some products that address this goal specifically … but, I have to say that there are some really different philosophical approaches to selling out there. Most of these discussions rotate around having staff – who are traditionally service oriented – become super sellers. Does it work?
The prevailing wisdom in the industry is that we need to provide sales training … to foster a sales culture … to position staff to be able to engage customers in a conversation that results in a sale of a new account or an expanded service. In other words, teaching staff to sell … because as we all know, sellers sell, right?
Hogwash. (more…)
Is Real-time Really Real-time?0
Quite often in the technology end of the financial services world we refer to
so-called 'real-time' data communications and systems. Usually we are talking about some system-to-system interface whereby an action on one system automatically updates or causes action on another system in a relatively short time span (usually measured in seconds or less).
Last Saturday I got the chance to wander the pits during qualifications for this year's Indy 500 and I couldn't help but notice that what they call real-time is a lot more real than our real-time. You see, at Indy there are systems that track each car around the 2.5 mile race course at all times – including when sitting in the pits or on entrance and exit lanes to the track. (more…)
Do you really want your icing without the cake?0
If you've been reading some of my writing, you already know that I'm big into old 'adages' and 'clichés'. This one is pretty obvious – the adage being 'the icing on the cake'. A quick investigation into the meaning and background of this phrase confirms what we all think it to mean, something along the lines of: 'An additional benefit to something that is already good'.
As a side note, I'm not quite sure why I rely on these old phrases except that I do find them generally to be pretty darn accurate. Usually offered up by
older wiser, more experienced folks in various life situations, they tend to be based on a collective body of experience that is truthful, honest and sometimes all too direct.
For example, while writing this article another vision about a similar adage (it involves cake too) comes to mind. I can still see my grandmother saying while sternly looking over her glasses and down her nose at me: "Michael, you can't have your cake and eat it too." I really have no idea what that means … guess I'll need to investigate it a bit further.
But let's get back to the icing on the cake … or rather … the question of having your icing without the cake. (more…)
Of Cadillacs and Chevrolets …0
Over the years I've heard something like this said many times: "Well, they want a Cadillac but they really only need a Chevrolet!" This colloquialism obviously goes back to the days when GM was really a dominating auto manufacturer … but I don't think it really has as much to do with cars as it does with human nature.
The Difference between 'Musts' and 'Wants'
Most everyone I know likes nice things. We like to see them, have them, use them. Anybody who doesn't like nice things we sometimes label as 'out there' or 'different'.
Even so, there are a lot of nice things that … well … just are not really necessary. Or even useful. C'mon, think about it. You bought that fancy stereo system last year. Before doing so you really dug into the research to make sure that the one you bought was the absolute best there is, right? (more…)
Merry Christmas Everyone! Count your blessings this past year …0
Wow. What a year. I suppose we should have known that 2009 was going to be very 'unique' () as we headed into it because of the downfall of the stock market and near financial collapse of the fourth quarter of 2008. That said, I don't think we really thought that it would affect the credit union industry all that much. After all, the collapse was about 'big banks' and 'Wall Street' right? – those faceless, nameless giant blocks underpinning the country's financial system. (more…)
Bingo. Bango. Bongo.0
Bingo bango bongo. I don't really know where this phrase came from, just something from a distant memory somewhere along the line. What does it mean? Well, kind of like 'lickity-split' or 'righto, boss-man', I equate 'Bingo Bango Bongo' with right here, right now, real easy.
This really ought to be the universal tagline for technology. After all, why else would you ever invest in the development – or endure the pain of implementing – some kind of new technological wizardry? The world is full of countless stories where technology flops or is at best unfulfilling. But why then do we pursue technology like the Holy Grail? (more…)
To print, or not to print: That is the question!0
When I began my professional career – now many moons ago – we were just on the verge of applying technology across a broad base of business functions. Word processing systems had just come of age – and there was this new piece of software called Lotus 1-2-3 that gave you all sorts of tools to manipulate and analyze numbers and statistics. It even allowed you to easily generate charts. The future would be PAPERLESS! Holy cow!! We had arrived!!!
Nowadays you can't find a typewriter and most employees don't even recognize White Out as anything other than some kind of blizzard condition while you are driving. People absolutely HATE filling out forms. Today, we truly have so much computing horsepower at our fingertips that we can't possibly use but a percentage of what is actually there. (more…)
Use Tech to 'Grease' Ops in Tough Times0
In the course of a normal workweek I end up communicating with several folks at credit unions – most of which are in a managerial or leadership position in the organization. Recently, I've been checking in with many of them who put a project on the back-burner last fall or early this year because of the uncertainty of our economy. In many ways this was a very appropriate reaction: there's uncertainty, we need to batten down the hatches and ride this thing out.
I must admit though – that the current perspective of a good portion of these folks is somewhat surprising. In general, the response is something like "Mike, it's been a tough year. We've closed a couple of branches, loan volume is down, collections are up and I've had to reduce staff to trim our expenses. We just are not going to be able to look at any of these projects until business picks back up."


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Is this a joke or a prank? Cause today is MONDAY Aug. 11- not Tuesday as mentioned in the report above!
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Our location guide for Majenang provides some basic essentials for the more adventurous visitor. A simple location map is provided but also a detailed topography map that shows the location of the nearest places where you can surf, ski or mountain climb (if they are close by). Of course some of these will be at long distances from Majenang and those far flung spots are provided on the 'nearest' tables. If you are traveling to other cities or towns near Majenang you will also find weather forecasts for those locations below.
|Other places close to Majenang:
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|4–6 Day Summary
|7–9 Day Summary
21 km
|Heavy rain (total 48mm), heaviest during Tue afternoon
|Moderate rain (total 12mm), heaviest on Thu afternoon
|Heavy rain (total 127mm), heaviest during Mon afternoon
37 km
|Heavy rain (total 77mm), heaviest during Mon morning
|Moderate rain (total 17mm), heaviest on Thu afternoon
|Heavy rain (total 77mm), heaviest during Mon afternoon
41 km
|Heavy rain (total 54mm), heaviest during Tue afternoon
|Light rain (total 2mm), mostly falling on Thu afternoon
|Heavy rain (total 76mm), heaviest during Sun afternoon
43 km
|Heavy rain (total 54mm), heaviest during Mon morning
|Moderate rain (total 18mm), heaviest on Thu afternoon
|Heavy rain (total 38mm), heaviest during Sun night
44 km
|Heavy rain (total 30mm), heaviest during Tue afternoon
|Moderate rain (total 11mm), heaviest on Sat night
|Heavy rain (total 148mm), heaviest during Tue night
Outdoor Activities near Majenang
If you are in Majenang and would like to go mountain climbing, hiking, skiing or surfing, click below for detailed forecasts.
Tide times close to Majenang:
|Closest tide times1
|Astanajapura (Indonesia)
|57 km NW
|Second closest tide times2
|Cirebon (Indonesia)
|63 km NW
|Third closest tide times3
|Tegal (Indonesia)
|63 km NE
|Fourth closest tide times4
|Pemalang (Indonesia)
|81 km ENE
|Fifth closest tide times5
|Petarukan (Indonesia)
|89 km ENE
Ski Resorts close to Majenang:
|Closest ski resort1
|Gokase Highland (Japan)
|5030 km NNE
|Second closest ski resort2
|Mt Donna Buang (Australia)
|5030 km SE
|Third closest ski resort3
|Lake Mountain (Australia)
|5032 km SE
|Fourth closest ski resort4
|Mount Buller (Australia)
|5054 km SE
|Fifth closest ski resort5
|Asosan (Japan)
|5057 km NNE
Mountains close to Majenang:
|Closest mountain peak1
|Mount Slamet (Indonesia)
|51 km E
|Second closest mountain peak2
|Slamet (Indonesia)
|51 km E
|Third closest mountain peak3
|Gunung Ciremai or Cereme (Indonesia)
|60 km WNW
|Fourth closest mountain peak4
|Mount Cereme (Indonesia)
|60 km WNW
|Fifth closest mountain peak5
|Kawahkaraha (Indonesia)
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Surf Beaches close to Majenang:
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|Batu Mandi (Indonesia)
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|Batu Hiu (Indonesia)
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|Batu Karas (Indonesia)
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|Keusik Luhur (Indonesia)
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100 CUPBOARDS Book Series Being Adapted for the Big Screen
It looks like N.D. Wilson's children's fantasy book series trilogy 100 Cupboards, Dandelion Fire, and The Chestnut King are going to find their way up on the big screen. Beloved Pictures has acquired the rights to the series, which were all released by Random House.
The trilogy chronicles the incredible journeys of Henry York, who discovers that the old Kansas farmhouse he calls home harbors mysterious cupboards leading to worlds and dangers beyond his imagination. Surrounded by his quirky Uncle Frank and lovable Aunt Dotty, along with cousins Henrietta, Penelope, and Anastasia, Henry discovers his true self in the struggle against the deathless and once-imprisoned evil he has unwittingly unleashed into the worlds.
Beloved Pictures CEO Michael Ludlum had this to say,
This is truly one of the most outstanding works of fiction our company has ever had the pleasure to read, Wilson is an incredible writer with an imagination that knows no bounds. We are thrilled to help shepherd this instant classic to the screen, and believe it will garner the same type of fan loyalty and passion as other successful book-to-film brands.
The author of the series says that he's thrilled about his stories being adapted into movies, and believes that his stories are in good hands with Beloved Pictures.
I should be nervous, handing my stories off to producers, but I'm actually thrilled. Beloved's enthusiasm for the books makes me confident that these projects are in the right hands.
Here is the official description of the first book 100 Cupboards.
Twelve-year-old Henry York wakes up one night to find bits of plaster in his hair. Two knobs have broken through the wall above his bed and one of them is slowly turning . . .Henry scrapes the plaster off the wall and discovers cupboards of all different sizes and shapes. Through one he can hear the sound of falling rain. Through another he sees a glowing room–with a man pacing back and forth! Henry soon understands that these are not just cupboards, but portals to other worlds.
Everyone is out trying to find the next big fantasy franchise to take over Harry Potter when it's over. This sounds like a cool little story. It should be interesting to see how it turns out.
Have any of your read this book series? If so will it make a good film?


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Opening November 20th at The Triad Theatre in NYC! Laugh, Cry and Eat Your Pounds Away with this Heart Warming Off-Broadway Show! Tickets On Sale Today!
New York, NY (PRWEB) October 18, 2012
Gilbert Gottfried Presents "The Diet Show"
America is on a Diet Craze!
Low Carbs, No Carbs, High Fat, Low Fat, Pills, Tablets, Shakes, Mixes, Sprinkles and Sprays, America is fighting the bitter fight on fat and trying to Diet!
The Diet Show is a Heart-Warming Production inspiring people to "Laugh Away One Pound At A Time". In this day and age of fitness, people feel alone with their weight struggle. The Diet Show is an Off-Broadway Production of everyday peoples testimonies reflecting their own accounts with the "Battle of the Bulge". Our cast has gained tons, lost tons, and then gained tons of weight back again. Our performers share their true life inspirational stories in this New Original Off- Broadway Comedy Production. Prepare to be inspired to shed those few pounds, get ready to feel proud of yourself with the way you are, and get motivated to laugh and lose weight. Laugh yourself skinny! Its time for Broadway to go on a Diet!
Starring: Winner of NBC's The Biggest Loser Season Three Erik Chopin, Winner of NBC's The Biggest Loser Season Four Bill Germanakos, NBC's The Biggest Loser Runner-Ups Season Ten Alfredo "Frado" Dinten, and Season Seven Tara Costa, NBC's The Biggest Loser At Home Winners Jim Germanakos and Mark Pinhasovich, NBC's The Biggest Loser Contestants Nicole "The Radio Chick on Q102 Philly" Michalik, Amanda Arlauskas, and Suzanne Mendonca. Also with Lane Bryant Plus Size Model Krista Mays and Comedian Key Fitz.
Written by Gilbert Gottfried, Sean Pomper and Karen Katz. Produced by Dara Gottfried, Sean Pomper and Karen Katz. Directed by Sean Pomper and Sal Governale from "The Howard Stern Show".
Gilbert Gottfried's Diet Show opens November 20th at The Traid Theatre in NYC located at 158 West 72nd Street, with limited production dates available. Every person attending the Diet Show will be given a free 7 day pass to Anytime Fitness to jumpstart their road to wellness today! Tickets are available now at http://www.brownpapertickets.com or visit http://www.broadwaysgoingonadiet.com today!


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An alternative, generally more expensive technique is to remove the sediment entirely, thus both taking away the internal source of phosphorous and deepening the lake.
Other technique experimented in the past to prevent the recycling of nutrients or to accelerate the outflow of nutrients have included sealing lake bottoms with polyethylene sheeting, selectively discharging hypolimnetic water in water supply reservoirs, or diluting with water from an oligotrophic source.
Through laboratory and field experiments it was proved that moistened clay weighs down algal cells, causing them to sink [7]. Algae stick to clay particles just as a magnet clings to iron. When clay is sprayed onto the surface of waters contaminated with harmful algae, the algal cells attach to the clay, become burdened with its heavy load, and fall to the seafloor. On the way down, the algae-clay particles collide with and gather more algae, forming masses of fluffy debris called marine snow. In the United States, clay treatment is not yet permitted as a control strategy for algal blooms because there are questions about the ecological consequences of this sort of remediation. Further research is being carried out to find out how this falling debris affect the organisms on the seafloor.
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Rose is CEO of Vegan Vision Productions, a production company which creates and produces original female-driven comedy for Web and TV.
The first project for Vegan Vision Productions is Vegan 101, the world's first vegan comedy series on the web which launched online in mid 2009. Created, written and starring Rose; a vegan since 1994. The show consists of exaggerated parodies of veganism from all walks of life in various situations through stand alone sketches to combine humor and vegan knowledge.
Rose is the author of the children's book Tommy Tofu Saves The Day. The character appears in the webisode Rawman and Green Girl Meet Frankenfood from the award-winning animated series The Adventures of Rawman and Green Girl. Rose also performs the voice of Candy Cacao in the episode Rawman vs The Pasteurizer by Gilmomedia.
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Health Insurers Gird for MLR Changes
Health insurers raised little more than an eyebrow at the new medical loss ratio (MLR) regulations recently issued by the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS). The regulatory body largely formalized the recommendations put forth by the National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) in October, as directed by the ACA.
That didn't stop industry lobbyists from politely telling the government what's wrong—and always has been—with the rules. To review, health insurers are required to apply between 80% and 85% of premiums directly to patient care or quality improvement initiatives. Those that don't' comply—and this will be closely watched, you can bet—will be forced to provide rebates to their customers. The rules dictate how insurers are to calculate MLR, including what constitutes a patient care versus an administrative expense.
In a statement issued by Karen Ignagni, president and CEO of America's Health Insurance Plans (AHIP), the organization commended HHS for taking into account potential disruption in markets with very few individual insurance players, while reiterating its displeasure with what HHS determined as falling outside the realm of a medical expense.
"More consideration needs to be given to the cost of federally mandated investments in modernizing claims coding and the value of health plans' programs to prevent fraud," she said.
In addition to claims processing technologies and costs associated with fraud prevention activities, AHIP says the money insurers are dedicating to adjudicate claims under the new ICD-10 coding standard should be included as patient care expenses.
If health insurers had gotten their way, we might have an industry largely unaffected by MLR. But that's not the case, and health insurers are girding for change—at least in some markets and service lines such as individual insurance. As noted by HHS, MLR rules could cause major turmoil among individual carriers who work with brokers to provide coverage to some 4 million consumers nationally.


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UW-W students audit computer security for school districts
UW-Whitewater professor Roger Yin sees them differently.
He places high value on both and brings them together in capstone projects for students majoring in information technology with an emphasis in networking and security.
Yin�s students are taking what they learn in the classroom into the field to conduct security audits for area school districts. This semester, they are auditing computer security at the Whitewater School District.
�First of all, we welcome the student audits and use them in lieu of outside, private consultants,� said Charlie Barr, the district�s technology coordinator. �We are finding it to be useful, in addition to saving money for the district.�
Computer security is serious business and mistakes can be costly. So, why trust college students to ensure safety?
�Dr. Yin has prepared these students very well,� Burr said. �We see a professional level of work from them.
�We use their work in addition to our internal audits,� he said. �It�s always better to have other eyes looking for potential problems.�
The computer security audits go beyond technology, Yin said.
�Higher education was becoming a two-part process,� Yin said. �The first two years, students take general liberal arts courses followed by courses in their major. Students were asking why they were forced to take the general course that seemed to have no relationship to their major.�
Yin decided to demonstrate the relationship between liberal arts skills and technology skills.
�We needed to show how students could become not only competent in their chosen fields but responsible citizens and members of their communities,� he said. �By going out into the communities and working with others, we expand beyond the classrooms and learn what it�s like to be productive members of our communities.
Matt Nicklas, a senior majoring in information systems infrastructure with an emphasis in network security will use his BBA and audit experience to enter the workforce. Yin calls Nicklas a top student who is self-driven.
Nicklas worked last semester on a computer security audit of the Fort Atkinson School District.
�It gave me valuable real-world experience,� Nicklas said between job interviews this week. �When I�m asked to discuss network security, I can simply talk about what I�ve done, not just what I�ve learned in the classroom.�
Yin says he�s proud of his students� technology accomplishments, but is also delighted with the softer skills they have learned.
�By going into communities to apply technology skills, I have seen these students develop socially as well,� he said. �IT business is people business. It may be high tech, but people make the difference.
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The Elliot Eagles varsity girls basketball team was eliminated from the playoffs following a 65-34 first-round loss to the Central Catholic Raiders on Tuesday in Lodi.
The Eagles (12-9) entered as the No. 7 seed in the Sac-Joaquin Section Division V bracket, but No. 10 Central Catholic (16-12) proved much tougher than its seed.


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Gay couples in Massachusetts nervously anticipate marriage
Massachusetts couples anxious over marriage
With last-minute court battles in play and religious organizations mobilizing their opposition forces, many gay and lesbian couples in Massachusetts are holding their collective breath as the May 17 deadline legalizing same-sex marriage approaches.
The flowers are ordered, and the wedding cakes are ready, but Massachusetts's lesbian and gay couples are still holding their collective breath before any of them exchange their legal "I dos" next week. "With all the political pulling back and forth over gay marriage, emotions are really tense right now," said Malea Fleming, who runs a downtown Northampton flower shop with her partner, April Fleming. "But on Monday, when people breathe out and realize they really can get married, Northampton is going to explode with a lot of happy and positive energy."
Ever since the state's highest court ruled in November that same-sex couples have a constitutional right to wed, Gov. Mitt Romney has battled to prevent gay marriage, the state legislature has taken the first step toward trying to amend the state constitution to ban gay marriage, and conservative groups have gone to state and federal courts looking to undo the supreme judicial court's landmark ruling. But so far the ruling stands, and gay and lesbian couples in the state are counting down the days until they can get married, making Massachusetts the only place in the country where they can legally tie the knot. "Nobody really trusts yet that this will last," said Mark Carmien, owner of the Pride & Joy gift shop in Northampton, which caters to a predominantly gay clientele. "A lot of people think the next few weeks are just a window before Romney does something to stop the marriages from happening."
Despite the political jitters, many in Northampton, a college town with a large lesbian population located about 90 miles west of Boston, say they're excited about walking into City Hall at 8:30 a.m. on May 17, when clerk Wendy Mazza will begin issuing marriage license applications. Whether everyone will be able to get one, though, was a bit iffy on Thursday morning. "The state only sent us 50 forms this week," Mazza said. "I'm pushing them to overnight us more." Expecting people to line up in front of City Hall as early as 5 a.m., Mazza will be setting up shop in the city council chambers on Monday to give her staff more space to accommodate couples coming in for their marriage license applications. And instead of the usual 4:30 p.m. closing time, City Hall will be open an extra two hours.
Carmien and his partner, Steve Lucas, will be handing out mimosas to the couples in line, and the Fleming's flower shop will be supplying 10 dozen roses to decorate the city council room. Same-sex couples elsewhere in the state also are expecting warm welcomes at city halls. In Provincetown, couples are expected to start lining up over the weekend, while Cambridge is planning a Sunday night celebration as a precursor to the midnight opening of the clerk's office. And in Boston, Mayor Thomas Menino will shake hands with some of the couples as they show up at City Hall to apply for marriage licenses. "My dads are getting married, and I'm so excited," said Julie Cavenaugh, 34, of Northampton, who was picking out a wedding card for her parents at Carmien's shop. "They've been together for 33 years, and I can't wait for them to go to City Hall on Monday."
But the first-in-line spot is being reserved for Gina Smith and Heidi Norton, the Northampton parents of two boys and one of the seven couples who filed the lawsuit ruled on by the supreme judicial court. "The boys have nice suits to put on, and we'll just have to encourage them to finish their oatmeal so we can be at City Hall on time," Smith said. "It's going to be such a wonderful day. I get to stand up in front of my community in
Northampton and say over and over again how much I love Heidi Norton." After picking up the application for a marriage license, Smith and Norton, both 39, plan to ask a probate court judge to waive the usual three-day waiting period. They plan to get married in a small, private ceremony at their house later that afternoon. "We're doing something in private because we shared a lot about our lives in the media and with the community in the last three years," Smith said. "This feels like a special moment we want to hold close to our hearts."
Others aren't in as much of a rush but are also planning scaled-down weddings. Some already have had commitment ceremonies, exchanging vows before friends and family; others are taking the time to plan huge functions but want to get the legal paperwork done beforehand. "I'm meeting with couples who have been together for so long, but they've never thought about getting married because a lot of us never thought we'd ever have the opportunity," said J. Mary Sorrell, a justice of the peace who has 15 gay and lesbian weddings booked through the end of May and seven more over the summer. "We've had to create our own sense of commitment and our own sense of family, and many of us have already had ceremonies where we've committed to our partners. This just makes it legal."
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The following real estate transactions were recorded at the St. Johns County Courthouse recently The list is complied by Equifax, and amounts of sales are based on documentary tax stamps.
Mark R. and Frances R. Strangle Durand to Roger E. and Scott A. Jones, Unit 1529, Vista Cove Condo, $154,000.
Michael E. and Twila K. Powers to John C. and Mary L. Stiers, Lot 3, Block 1, Willow Walk, Unit 1, Subd., $158,000.
Thomas A. and Tiffany O. Mannion to Prudential Residential Serv. Ltd Ptshp, Lot 44, Block 1, Hawaian Isle Ests. Subd., $245,000.
Prudential Residential Serv. Ltd. Ptshp to Kim and Richard F. Gore, Lot 44, Block 1, Hawaiian Isle Ests. Subd., $245,000.
Seda Const. Co. to Mark J. and Diana M. Jacobbi, Lot 59, Parkes Julington Creek Plantation Ph5 Subd., $168,800.
Ocean Grande Serenata LLC to Thomas S. Rau, Peggy D. Gachet, Unit 302, Bldg 3, Garage, Unit G18, Ocean Grande Serenata Bch Condo, $405,000.
Ocean Grande Serenata LLC to Gary A. and Lea D. Adams, Unit 202, Bldg 2, Garage, Unit G6, Ocean Grande Serenata Bch Condo, $410,000.
Albert Thurston Tharin to Soud Family Prop Ltd., Pt. Sec: 22-7-27 Etc., $150,000.
Ocean Grande Serenata LLC to Jon L. and Carmen M. Richter, Unit 303, Bldg 3, Garage, Unit G7, Ocean Grande Serenata Bch Condo, $40,000.
Jeffrey B. and Allison Sergeant to Sally A. Sergeant, Lot 12, Players Club, Unit 7, Subd., $425,000.
Mary J. Brannigan to Barbara Parker, Unit F, Garage Space F4, Pointe At Ponte Vedra Condo, $350,000.
Taylor Woodrow Communities to Dane M. and Kathryn M. Leslie, Lot 90, Julington Creek Plantation Pcl 26-27 Subd., $363,300.
Taylor Woodrow Communities to Gordan L. and Jo Ann Johnson, Lot 51, Julington Creek Plantation Pcl 26-27 Subd. $361,200.
Taylor Woodrow Communities to Andrew A. and Gerri B. Shayer, Lot 58, Julington Creek Plantation Pcl 26-27 Subd., $398,500.
St. Joe Arvida Home Bldgs LP to KB Home Jax Inc. Lot 198, St. Johns Golf & Country Club, Unit 1, Subd., $310,000.
Beazer Homes Corp. to Jonathan and Kristie P. McGough, Lot 493, South Hampton 2-B Subd., $244,400.
Beazer Homes Corp. to Burt and Mary Jegdeo, Lot 27, Julington Creek Plantation Pcl 67, Subd., $173,400.
Serena Farms LLC to Joseph A. Higginbotham, Elena Zack, John D. and Lois J. Higginbotham Sr., Pt. Sec: 39, 9-7-28 Etc., $333,000.
D.R. Horton Inc. Jax to John A. and Marsha Neighbors, Lot 13C, Southbridge Replat Subd., $120,800.
James Henry Walker III to David N. and Margaret W. Brown, Lot 6, Block 21, Ponte Vedra Subd., $260,000.
Weekly Homes LP to James T. and Sheryl M. Miller, Lot 29, St. Johns Golf and Country Club, Unit 1, Subd., $455,200.
Thomas M., and Virginia J. Curry to Mid Ohio Securities, Janice M. Johnson, Lot 5, Block 59, St. Aug. Shores, Unit 3, Subd., $105,000.
Leslie Kathryn and Judith Jarrett Foxworth to Theodore L. Beal Jr., Judith Jarrett Foxworth, Lots 16, 17, Block 47, Davis Shores Subd., $82,500.
Deborah A. Simon, Fred M. Abbott to Fred M. Abbott, Pt. Sec: 40-5-26 William Harvey Grant, Etc., $36,850.
Atlantic Builders Inc. to Jason C. Karp, Joyce M. Rohlsen, Lot 67, Parkes Julington Creek Plantation Ph5, Subd., $178,900.
Atlantic Builders Inc. to Neil and Christine J. Newman, Lot 39, Parkes Julington Creek Plantation Ph 6, Subd., $202,000.
Walden Chase Dev. Ltd. to Atlantic Builders Inc., Lot 124, Walden Chase Ph 1, Unit 2, Subd., $55,000.
Fred R. Bergen to Wayne Garrett MDPA PsPl & Tr By Tr, Pt. Sec: 41-7-30 Etc., $151,500.
William B. and Patrice R. Hawkins to Robert C. and Jo Faye Stern, Lot 20, Block 60, Davis Shores Ocean View Sec: Subd., $155,000.
George and Theresa Hadjopoulos to Michael A. and Madeline Renard Levy, Lot 35, Marsh Creek, Unit 4, Subd., $290,000.
Ceil J. Cribb Jr. to Leroy and Judy Gordon, Mark and Mary Wise, Unit 90, Ocean Villas Condo, Ph II, $230,000.
Dwight E. and Laura Sue Bell to David L. and Jeannette Maddux, Lot 80, Moultrie Trails Subd., $215,000.
William F. Cahill to Steven W. Sharp, Lot 12, Block 180, St. Aug. Shores, Unit 6, Subd., $110,000.
Richard J. Ellis to PS Ptshp, Lots in Block 8,, Pinecrest Estates Subd., $40,000.
Roger and Jean Swaney to George H. Mayers, Lot 51, Block 1, Treasure Bch Subd., $160,000.
Marvin Taylor to Lucille M. Coates, Lot 8, Block E, Windswept Acres, Unit 2, Subd., $47,000.
Armando Manfredi to Ronald P. and Susan P. Hogan, Lot 31, Ocean Village Club Condo, $172,000.
Matthew R. and Cynthia M. Baxter to Frank J. Begent, Lot 233, Eagle Creek, St. Aug. Subd., $145,000.
Sandra Morey to Uto and Jutta Kaiser, Unit 4, Bldg E, Fairview Apts St. Aug. Shores Condo Etc., $66,000.
Swan Dev. Corp. to Leslie Foxworth, Unit FF Bldg 2, Greens Condo, St. Aug., $138,000.
Carolyn Wallace to Gary G. Dounson, Carol P. Barrantes, Unit 1D, Bldg B2, Quail Hollow Ocean Condo, $180,000.
Gary E. Collins, Thomas Lowrey Shank, Marc S. McCormack, Lots 8, 9, Block 19, Bera Mar Subd., $100,000.
Mercedes Homes Inc. to Michael P. and Gina Marie Lynch, Lot 249, South Hampton, Unit 2A, Subd., $228,700.
Eugene B. Porter to Ryan L. Wood, Pt. Sec: 35-7-29 Etc., $270,000.
Mark R. Fulton to Mark R. Fulton, Jessica P. Erke, Lot 51, Block 51, Block 4, Fullerwood Park Subd., $44,000.
Travis G. and Katharine M. Harrell to Wayne J. Loetterle, Tr 248, Unit 1, Flagler Ests., $79,400.
Emily S. Greene to Karen Ball, Lots 247, 248, pt. Lot 249, Block 12, Fullerwood Park Subd., $155,000.
Nancy C. Scott to Richard and Juditha Sanger, Unit 608, Pt. Tr A Cedar Ridge Subd., $160,000.
Jeffrey S. and Ma Lillian Slaughterbeck to Prop Ltd Prosource, Lot 4, Block 2, Bridgestone Cunningham Creek Plantation, Unit 1, Subd., $147,000.
Prosource Prop. Ltd. to Alim and Bibi Mohamed, Lot 4, Block 2, Bridgestone Cunningham Creek Plantation, Unit 1, Subd., $147,000.
D.R. Horton Inc. Jax to John and phyllis E. Morley, Lot 13D, Southbridge Replat Subd., $95,900.
Beazer Homes Corp. to Charles T. and Shellie E. Goodale, Lot 12, Julington Creek Plantation Pcl 67 Subd., $165,000.
Sanjay K. and Sujata S. Tumula to James D. Simpson, Linda J. Austin, Lot 50, Julington Creek Plantation Pcl 31, Ph 2, Subd., $297,500.
D.R. Horton Inc. Jax to KS Luxury Homes LLC, Lot 15, 17, Julington Creek Plantation Pcl 83, Ph 1, Subd., $536,800.
Ralph H. and Eunice F. Hutchinson to Wayne L. Rushworth, Pt. Sec: 38-6-28 Etc., $60,000.
Advanced Bldg Co. North Fla. Inc. to Neil B. and Ann Marie Wein, Lot 1, Block 1, Treasure Bch Subd., $77,000.
Sherry L. and Joseph A. Mehm to James M. and Hala Laquidara, Pt. Tr. N, Matanzas Inlet Bch Subd., $58,000.
Machin Const. Co. to George M.J. and Lynn A. Laverty Kis, Lot 22, Marsh Creek Unit 15, Subd., $699,500.
David Jones and Pam Stuart Middleton to Corinne Carlton Martin, Lot 2, Block 13, Ponte Vedra Subd., $3,600,000.
Emory K. King to Richard O. and Margaret C. Janson, Lots 1, 2, Block 4, North St. Aug. Addn. Subd., Etc., $40,000.
Michael J. and Gail E. Kane to Lynn C. Burlingham, Lot 250, Julington Creek Plantation Pcl 35, Ph 4B Subd., $228,000.
Robert and Sandra L. Marvin to Richard T. Weghost, Yvette Weghost, Lot 61, Block 1, Treasure Bch Second Addn. Subd., $136,000.
Dennis L. and Nancy A. Lobeda to Angela Petty, Lot 57, Remington Forest, Unit 1, Subd., $213,000.
Sheila R. Vidamour, Virginia R. Southwick to Palmetto Builders, Lot 22, Block B, Sea Colony, Unit 2, Subd., $180,000.
Grand Cay Villas Inc. Co. to H.G. and Mary B. Ulrich, Unit 1136, Grand Cay Villas At Ponte Vedra Inv. Co. to G. and Mary B. Ulrich, $137,500.
Grand Cay Villas Inv. Co. to Dorothy Maruca, Unit 1126 Grand Cay Villas At Ponte Vedra Condo, $137,900.
Matthew G. and Angela Nicely Fliess to Dave P. and Stacy N. Ellison, Lot 47, Indian Creek At Cimarrone Golf & Country Club Subd., $199,000.
Gordon Wayne and Cathy S. Witmor to Robert A. and Jodie Lynn Johnson, Lots 480 through 486, St. Aug. South, Unit 2, Subd., $285,000.
Cypress Lakes LLC to Stoughton Homes, Lot 56, Cypress Lakes, Unit 3, Subd., $42,500.
Runk Prop Inc. to Palmetto Builders Inc., Lot 3, Block 5, Country Club, Ph 2A, 2B, Subd., $47,500.
Palmetto Builders Inc. to David J. Schodlatz, Lot 3, Block 5, Commodores Club Ph 2A, 2B, Subd., $52,500.
Ocean Sands St. Aug. Inc. to Ekdant Corp., Pt. Gov. Lot 2, Sec: 32-6-30 Etc., $1,325,000.
Wild Goose Lands Inc. to Larry and Pearl Falana, Lot 23, Bartram Oaks Ph2, Subd., $40,900.
Richard R. Dostie Inc. to Michael E. Best, Angela M. Bartow, Lot 239, Julington Creek Plantation Pcl 53, Ph1, Subd., $210,300.
D.R. Horton Inc. Jax to Heather D. Harper, Lot 8, Meadows St. Johns Ph1 Subd., $136,300.
D.R. Horton Inc. Jax to Carolyn W. Trio, Lot 63, Village Green At Cunningham Creek Plantation Subd., $169,000.
D.R. Horton Inc. Jax to Cheryla A. Mancik, Lot 13A, Southbridge Replat Subd., $92,800.
D.R. Horton Inc. Jax to Teri and Terry Shoemaker, Lot 66, Meadows St. Johns Ph 1, Subd., $131,400.
Rayland LLC to Johns Creek LLC, Pt. Sec: 18, 19-5-28 Etc., $20,000.
Turnberry Dev. Ltd. to Seda Const. Co., Lots in Turnberry at St. Johns Unit 1, Subd., $243,500.
Turnberry Dev. Ltd. to Seda Const Co., Lots in Turnberry At St. Johns, Unit 2, Subd., $943,000.
Turnberry Dev. Ltd. to Seda Const. Co., Lots in Turnberry at St. Johns, Unit 2, Subd., $820,000.
Lawrence R. and Karen B. Gromlich to Lee Drawdy & Co. Inc., Lot 29, Whispering Oaks Subd., $85,000.
Edwin D. and Theresa C. Ghegan to Edward E. and Susan Barra, Lot 7, Club Cottages Fairfield Subd.,, $225,000.
Francis E. and Patricia A. Podolski to Robert A. Zlotecki, Malorie J. Whitefield, Lot 62, Summer Island Ph 1, Subd., 5,200,000.
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Flag Dev. Corp. to Paul and Barbara Gallo, Unit 429, Village Ocean Gate Condo, $422,500.
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This could be the conference of you. In fact, this could be three conferences all rolled into one for you. Enterprise 2013 brings together the System z Technical University, Power Systems Technical University, and an Execute Summit all under one roof, all at the same time. And it's all happening on October 21-25, 2013 at the Bonnet Creek Conference Center in Orlando, FL.
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Servers, Storage and Networking
System z EC12 processor updates, connectivity, capacity management
zEnterprise hybrid computing, zBX, operations and workloads
Storage systems, systems managed storage, storage tiering for System z
System z best fit workloads and TCO
Operating Systems
z/OS Version 2.1 – new functions, planning and migration
z/OS Management Facility ( z/OSMF) Version 2.1
Parallel Sysplex updates, operations and planning
Open Systems
Linux on System z – updates and installation planning
Oracle on Linux on System z – planning, migration and tuning
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Business Service Management for the System z enterprise
Crypto and key management on System z
z/OS security solutions with RACF
Linux on System z security
Cloud Computing and Virtualization
z/VM Version 6.3 - new functions, planning and migration
Best fit workloads for System z private clouds
Planning and implementing private clouds on System z
Architecting virtualized environments: A business perspective
Software Defined Environment, Mobile and Social
Implementing mobile and social computing on System z
Social computing theories and models
Introduction to Mobile computing
IBM Software Defined Network for Virtual Environments
Business Analytics and Data Management
DB 2 for z/OS Version 11 – new features, planning and implementation
IBM DB2 Analytics Accelerator – implementation and use
Business analytics and big data solutions on System z
Application Infrastructure and Development
System z transactional middleware - CICS Ver 5.1, WebSphere Application Server Ver 8.5, WebSphere MQ and IMS
Rational development tools for System z
Intelligent Operations Center on System z
Industry solutions for System z environments
A set of basic sessions to train the next generation of System z professionals
Servers, Storage and Networking
Operating Systems
Open Systems
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Software Defined Environment, Mobile and Social
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Are you far along with your book and need to tune-up your character profiles? Do you have a writer's block and want to spend time on your novel? Do you want your readers to imagine the characters the way you do?
1Reread your whole story, top to bottom, fixing grammatical and spelling errors before you start redefining your characters. This makes it easier.
2When you come to a point in your book where you're introducing your character, be descriptive! Talk about his clothes, the way he walked towards someone, his facial expression, the way the other characters immediately acted around him, and anything that reflects the character's personality.
3Remember: The better the reader knows the character, the better they can understand later actions in the story. Of course, this also means that his/her later actions need to connect with their personality or have some sort of consequence for the character, like emotional uncertainty or the sudden distrust of another character. If you use the "I don't know who I am any more" trick, don't overdo it, that can end up sounding clichéd.
4Give the character his own action phrase, or word. A phrase or word that reflects how they feel about a situation. If a character says the word "Fantastic" when they're annoyed or aggravated, for example. Don't overuse it, but you should have it present if you do use it.
5Name their likes and dislikes throughout the story. If someone's eating an apple and the character is sitting by them, they could say, "I like pears better, apples are sour." Make sure this integrates smoothly into your text.
6Note if the character is sarcastic, funny, rude, etc., and apply that to most of the character's dialogue. Again, don't overdo it, or your character will lose his/her humanity. (Even if he/she isn't human.)
7Your alter ego is very important. Use it, it's so much easier to write about characters loosely based off yourself or your alter ego. Imagine that someone was saying every line to that character to you. Beware of Mary-Sues, though. Google this if you don't know what it means, as it's important.
8"Read between the lines" is a good tool. Maybe the character wants to go out to a Chinese restaurant, therefore, he/she likes Chinese.
9Make character's bad habits apparent (biting nails, lying, disorganization). Do the same for good habits.
10People subconsciously do things, apply the actions to the character. If the character is angry, have him run his fingers through his hair. Or if the character is shy, have that character use one of it's arms to rub the other.
11Apply all the rules above to all the other characters, starting from most important to least. Make sure you continue your characters' new traits as you're writing your book, if you're still writing.
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Mary Tietz
Mary Helene Wharton Tietz, who attended Los Gatos High School before graduating with the first class at Saratoga High, died on Dec. 23. She was 68.
She was born on July 18, 1944, in San Mateo, the daughter of James and Mildred Wharton. Her father was a pilot for PanAm and her mother served as a Los Gatos High School trustee. She was one of five children and grew up in Saratoga and England.
She attended UC-Berkeley, where she studied history and was a member of Alpha Phi. While at Cal she met Kenneth C. Tietz, and the two were married in June of 1966, beginning their 46-year marriage at Fort Bliss, Texas, where Ken served in the U.S. Army.
The couple had three daughters–Cindy, Emily and Ashley–and the family lived in San Francisco, Menlo Park, Santa Rosa, Orinda and Berkeley, as well as in Iran, Japan and Poland.
Mrs. Tietz was an active member of the American Association of University Women, serving as her branch president and winning the AAUW distinguished woman of 2012 award.
She enjoyed participating in her book group, memoir writing, playing bridge and watching daytime movies.
She is survived by her husband, Ken, of Berkeley; daughters and sons-in-law Cindy and Tom Padden of Danville, Emily and Dr. Brian Minow of Buena Park and Ashley and Josh Holm of Truckee; grandchildren Kenny, Katy, Gunnar and Carly; sister-in-law Louise Wharton of Los Altos; and siblings and spouses Janie and Roger Knopf of Morgan Hill, Mike and Lea Wharton of Sonora and Joe and Kathy Wharton of Lafayette. Her parents and her brother Chris died previously.
A memorial service has been held. Donations in her memory can be sent to the AAUW Tech Trek (checks payable to "AAUW-OML Community Outreach Fund" with "OML Tech Trek" written on the memo line) or Education Fund (checks payable to "AAUW Funds" with "Educational Opportunities Fund #4336" written on the memo line), P.O. Box 6705, Moraga, CA 94570.


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