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So much Boom. So much Clap.
The 2014 Seattle Sounders Football Club regular season is FINALLY upon us. After 121 long, grueling days, MLS has returned and we can get back to soccer at CenturyLink Field.
Now, this list is going to fall squarely in the 'no duh' category for most of you Sounders supporters out there, but regardless it's worth noting. The real matches are here and we are all allowed to be pumped.
To that end, perhaps having a list of reasons why it's great the season is here will heighten the euphoria that is already palpable in this great northwesterly city of ours. It's in the air, people. All around you.
Sounders soccer is back. Rejoice!
So let's get cracking on this list of 10 reasons why you should be excited for the Sounders FC in the calendar year 2014 (In no particular order)
1. New year, new look – The Sounders made a number of big changes in the offseason. Ownership wasn't pleased with how things ended in 2013 and the necessary changes were made. In come the likes of Kenny Cooper, Chad Marshall and Marco Pappa to replace names like Eddie Johnson, Jhon Kennedy Hurtado and Mauro Rosales. But that's just the tip of the iceberg. Stefan Frei, Tristan Bowen, Jalil Anibaba and more were brought in and because of this we'll effectively see a brand new squad this year – one hell bent on bringing the MLS cup to Seattle.
2. The return of the international friendly – In years past, Seattle soccer has attracted some of the footballing world's biggest clubs to come and play here, and that's been no different with Sounders FC. This year, Tottenham Hotspur of Premier League fame will make the trip across the pond to take on your Rave Green boys on July 19 at CenturyLink Field. Going to be quite the match.
3. The 2014 World Cup – World Cup years are always an interesting time in MLS given that it falls right smack in the middle of the season. 2014 is no different as the league will take a short break to accommodate the group stage of FIFA's top tournament. As far as the Sounders are concerned, the club is represented by the captain of the U.S. Men's National Team Clint Dempsey and Brad Evans will be in the mix as a defender. Will be great to cheer those guys on from afar and watch a month of top-notch footy.
4. 40th Anniversary – 2014 marks the 40th Anniversary of the Sounders and boy do we have a lot planned. With so much history behind the club, it was imperative to properly capture all of it in our year-long celebrations, so we hope you all enjoy (and reminisce accordingly) as we make the 40th year the best yet.
5. First Kick vs. Sporting Kansas City – What better way to get the season started then by welcoming the champs of the whole league to your place for a little afternoon tussle? SKC took home the title in 2013 after it beat RSL on penalties at a frigid Sporting Park and will have the swagger of champions as its title defense opens. It's the Sounders job to crush that feeling from Day One. Well done, scheduling gods.
6. Full stadium matches – Like each year prior, the Sounders will play a selection of matches in front of a widddde open CenturyLink Field. This means that the entire stadium will be open to purchase tickets…which results in crowds of over 50,000 cheering on your Seattle Sounders. This season, it'll go down on six separate occasions (five in the league and the friendly against Tottenham). There really isn't anything quite like it. More details to follow on this.
7. Clint Dempsey – It still hasn't sunk in, for me at least, that we signed Dempsey last season. We got an abbreviated look at Dempsey who followed that age old MLS mantra of a DP struggling who joined a club midseason. And even though he wasn't with the Sounders in preseason, having him here from the start of the year will be a huge boost. I'd also be willing to bet my life savings he greatly improves on his goal output from a year ago as well.
8. Pitch Black – Just released on Monday night, "Pitch Black" is the Sounders new super studly third kit. The reviews have been overwhelmingly positive from the supporters and people in-the-know nationwide…so it's safe to say the Sounders will again be one of the best and most boldly-dressed clubs in MLS.
9. Youth Movement – The Sounders continue to be one of the younger squads in MLS and they got even younger in the offseason. With the signings of Homegrown Players Aaron Kovar and Sean Okoli, the club brought in two very talented Seattle-area kids to try and replicate the massive success of DeAndre Yedlin in 2013. Throw in Bowen (who's only 23, despite being a five-year MLS vet), first round pick Damion Lowe (20) and the still developing Jalil Anibaba (25) and you have a solid young core.
10. You – Not trying to toot your horn or anything…but toot toot. The supporters are what make Sounders FC great. So for every hardcore fan who still gets chills during BOOM BOOM CLAP or the first-timer who didn't even know what they were in for…give yourself a pat on the back.
…if that didn't get you jazzed up for the start of the season, I don't know what will.
The 2014 season kicks off this Saturday at 12 p.m. PT against Sporting Kansas City.
Top 10: Reasons to be excited for the Sounders FC in 2014
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FSTAB In mandriva
I am not used to the Mandriva fstab version with all the user id;
I don't think I would add a Music Player to FSTAB
If we can assume your player shows up when you plug it in, this is the best way to deal with it. Otherwise it must be plugged in when you boot or reboot your computer. Further, it should be unmounted to be removed.
To automatically place it in the FSTAB for you, bring up your partitioner software with the player plugged in, find the audio drive in the list and elect to edit it. However, the only thing you do is set a mount point, a folder you have created beforehand in your home folder like /home/<username>/AUDIO7. It will be mounted and FSTAB is edited for you.
Be careful using the partitioner program, but as long as only the mounting point is set, you should be OK.
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Yes, I have created a folder for the cowon and called it cowon. The reason I want to add it to fstab is for permission issues. I can access the drive without doing any of this. The problem is that each file I create in the drive cannot be deleted due to permission issues and I am fast running out space.
When I had Debian setup I simply added /dev/sdd to cowon ( my own folder ). I then made sure NOT have the music player plugged in on boot because I have another external drive
/dev/sdc1 * 1 38913 312568641 83 Linux
which I dont want to confuse the naming with.
But the Mandriva fstab is using all sorts of user id's which I don't understand.
With any other drive I would simply delete files using rm from the command line. But the cowon drive is using naming with spaces. i.e.
Can anyone tell me how to get the shell to deal with spaces?
Do you have Access to your Drive Partition Software?
I use openSUSE so I don't know if you have the same ability I have or not. To test this process I plugged in a USB key drive, which is auto mounted as /media/JDM2GB where JDM2GB was the name of the partition. I can browse the folder using the Dolphin file manager. In SuSE, the drive comes up as device /dev/sdd1. I then started Yast, went to the Software category then selected Partitioner. When I start Partitioner I get a warning that I need to know what I am doing and I answer Yes. I open up the hard disk folder on the left and select sdd. Under sdd is the partition sdd1. On the right I right click on the sdd1 partition and elect to edit the partition. By default "Do Not Format is selected" which is good and the mount point is set for /media/JDM2GB. I changed the mount point to /home/james/Test where Test is a folder I had already created in my home folder. I select the fstab options button where another windown pops up. I leave mount by device name set and change the
arbitrary option value to "rw,defaults" and select OK. I next select finish then I select Next and finally select finish again. Now the disk is mounted in my home folder where I can do anything with the disk that I want. What I got in FSTAB was the following entry:
/dev/disk/by-id/usb-_USB_FLASH_DRIVE_19730B000360-0:0-part1 fat32 /home/james/Test rw,defaults 0 0
You could also use your Partitioner to look up the Device ID and create a manual entry in FSTAB that looks like above, but inserting the name for your target folder and the device ID from your drive. By using the Device ID, you do not care about the /dev/sdd stuff. Hope this is helpful.
Thank You,
Mandriva uses UUID to identify partitions but you don't have to. Just put in the fstab line like you would on any linux system & should work exactly the same.
UUIDs or Labels are a good idea because your device may not always be recognized as sdd. So using a better method to identify the drive is a good idea. With your device plugged in you can find put it's UUID by using:
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Thank you. We're joined by our new Secretary of Labor, Licensing and Regulation Leonard Howie. To President Miller, and Speaker Busch, Senator Middleton, as well as the fiscal leaders of the House and Senate, thank you for your partnership.
There is no progress without jobs. There is no recovery without jobs. In Maryland, our small and family-owned businesses -- the backbone of our economy -- are leading our way forward out of the Bush recession, with the 8th fastest rate of job recovery in the nation.
Because we are a national leader in jobs recovery, because of the strength of our businesses, and because of the effective, cost-neutral legislation we passed together in 2010:
Today, we are able to announce that we are significantly lowering Maryland's Unemployment Insurance taxes for businesses in our State.
In fact, most employers in Maryland will pay at least $100 less in taxes per worker.
As a result of our choices together, we have secured the 5th highest Trust Fund balance in the nation. At the same time, fewer Marylanders today have to rely on unemployment benefits.
All of these signs point in one direction: forward. Maryland's economy is improving. And with this lower tax rate for our businesses -- especially our small and family-owned businesses -- we're set to recover even faster with more jobs and a stronger economy.
Source: http://www.governor.maryland.gov/blog/?p=6916


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Paper Soap
Life is germ-filled, but we aren't comfortable having hand sanitizer around little ones, given the high alcohol content in those little bottles, so when we saw a parent using these in a local park to wipe down their kids, we had to track this product down.
Paper Soap. 50 sheets of it, in ginseng + macademia fragrance, and so easy to use. You carry it dry, and when the need for soap arises, put one dry sheet on your kid's hands, pour a little water over it and it dissolves into soap suds.
Since most parents we know carry water bottles around in the summer months, this is a really easy way to wash little hands when you are away from home. Paper Soap was originally designed for travellers, but repurposes nicely for nursery use. At $7.00 for 50 sheets, it is a little more expensive than a bottle of hand sanitizer, but it is also a good deal safer, and much more portable.


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Barbara was born in 1901 on July 9th as Mary Barbara Hamilton in Worcester, England. In 1919 she moved to London with her mother and siblings after her father got killed in the war.
Starting out writing columns for the Daily Express, she was an instant success, and soon began her first novel, Jigsaw, which was published in 1923. Although her first book was a huge success, her first play was intially banned but eventually performed on stage.
Her personal life can be compared in some ways to her books. Ups and downs in marriage, relatives killed during the First and Second World War. During the Second World War she continued writing, although she herself was involved in the war as a welfare officer. The product of these experiences was Sleeping Swords, a political novel. By 1953 she already had published 50 novels.
Though Her Majesty the Queen of England is not really a big fan of her, she can not avoid her when Princess Diana marries Prince Charles in 1981. Princess Diana is a grandchild of Barbara Cartland.
Even though Barbara slowly began to suffer from problems related to aging, she kept writing and many of her books have been turned into movies. In 1991 she was invested as a Dame of the British Empire, for her contributions to literature and her social work. Till the last year of her life she gave interviews, traveled the world, and continued writing. On May 21 in 2000, at the ripe age of 99, she died at her home during her sleep after a short illness. Her legacy includes not less then 723 books.
At the time of her death, she left over 100 unpublished manuscripts that are being published posthumously.
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The Community Relations Council has announced former Parades Commission chairman Peter Osborne as the new chairman of its board.
Mr Osborne takes over this month from Tony McCusker, who was chairman from 2008-2013. His appointment follows an open recruitment process. Mr Osborne has been chair of the Parades Commission and was a voluntary review panel member for the Peace II and III programmes. He was a director of the Building Change Trust and co-founded and chaired Landmark East, a property-based social enterprise in east Belfast, with an asset base of around £3m.
Mr Osborne said: "As recent events show reconciliation is needed now more than ever, but there is still much work to be done and many challenges ahead."


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The natural cure found from my own experience
My astonishing bacterial vaginosis cure experience was not an accident but a well-executed plan.
I will now share with you my story of how I cured by bacterial vaginosis using an all-natural remedy method. Reading through my story and how I found help to be completely cured will only help you if you want to cure your bacterial vaginosis with a natural process.
A few months back in the beginning of spring, I started having an itch in my vagina along with a foul odor and a yellow colored discharge. Within a few days, the odor, itching, and discharge worsened. I was very embarrassed and was afraid others could smell the odor, so I did not want to leave my home. I knew the odor was bad and I certainly did not want others to know just how bad I smelled.
The worst part of all is that partner noticed the odor and steered clear even sleeping on the couch to avoid a sexual encounter. Now, my sex life was over!
I decided I should visit my physician to learn what was wrong. This was the very first step that leads to my cure and I learned from the exam that I had bacterial vaginosis. If you are worried and do not know what is wrong, visit your doctor, the diagnosis is the first step in getting the help you need.
When I was leaving the doctor's office, I ran into a very good friend of mine, Sarah. She was in a hurry and also had an appointment with the same physician. That evening, I called Sarah to find out what was wrong and when she told me she also had bacterial vaginosis, I almost fainted. Of course, we did get a big laugh out of having the same condition even if our symptoms were devastating.
Sarah and I both were cured in just one week by using the doctor's methods. The sad news is that we were not cured and the symptoms returned in 2 weeks. After talking with Sarah again, we knew we had not been cured and were still having the same problems.
We both had bacterial vaginosis all over again. The doctor did not tell us that bacterial vaginosis reoccurs and that common traditional methods do not work on reoccurring bacterial vaginosis.
I went through the traditional method again and was doing well after one month. I bumped into another friend, Cindy that told me she had bacterial vaginosis about a year ago and she had used a natural remedy and was completely cured. She explained the natural process had seen women cured in only 2 to 3 days, but Cindy said it took her about one week to be completely cured from a chronic case of bacterial vaginosis. She explained the method would work great on any case of bacterial vaginosis. I tried the process and was amazed that all Cindy had said was true. Natural systems and remedies work great for non-chronic bacterial vaginosis as well as chronic cases.
I had already spent quite a bit of money trying the traditional methods and was still suffering. The natural system that Cindy introduced to me was not expensive and was almost like paying nothing at all when I looked at my medical bills. At first, I was uncertain if I should try the system, but Cindy provided me with the website address and I read all the great things that other women were stating about the system. I knew Cindy had been cured and then I read what others were saying and my mind starting weighing the pros and cons. I decided to go for it. At first, I was concerned, but since it was an all-natural process, I knew it would be better than prescriptions that can be harmful.
I am so glad that I decided to follow my friend Cindy's advice.
Cindy explained it was a three-step process that used a natural douche along with eating natural foods the help to regulate the pH balance of the vagina. This sounded pretty easy and even sounded like it would really work since the problem begins with an imbalance of bacteria and pH levels in the vagina. Therefore, I went forward with the natural process.
I could not believe the results I felt in just 2 days. On the 4th day, I noticed even more improvement and in one week, my bacterial vaginosis was totally gone and I was cured. The next month, no symptoms returned and then after two months no symptoms returned. I tried all the traditional method from my doctor for two months and nothing worked and in one week by bacterial vaginosis was gone. I was using an all-natural safe therapy and was cured completely by the beginning of June. Thanks to natural remedies.
The best part of all is that I am no longer spending all that money to visit the doctor and have reoccurring symptoms. This all-natural process only costs under $80 including all the materials. Of course, visiting the doctor and using traditional methods were hitting me up for $400 and more without any guarantees.
I told Sarah about the all-natural process, she has not even tried the process and is in worse shape now than before when he met at the doctor's office. Sarah has visited three different doctors and is not any better only receiving temporary relief and the bacterial vaginosis reoccurring.
I have faith in this all-natural process that helped Cindy and I to be totally cured in one week is something you would love to try if you have bacterial vaginosis.
Kristina has written an e-book that will highlight the three-step process that is involved in curing your bacterial vaginosis. Click here to find the complete natual solution to cure Bacterial Vaginosis.


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Los Angeles-based "comedy imaginator" Eric Buss has invented the Bubble Wrap Bike, a bicycle outfitted to hold, dispense and pop bubble wrap as it's ridden. In this video shot by Chris Gongora, Buss shows how it works and it's no exaggeration to say that his invention is truly a beautiful, albeit noisy, thing.
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Effective Jan. 1, New York State will have no hand in the issuing of dog licenses and its statewide dog database will no longer exist.
The changes come with a new law, signed June 22 by Governor Patterson, that moves the remaining dog licensing tasks from the Department of Agriculture and Markets to municipalities. Town clerks first heard rumblings of the law at a statewide clerk's conference last April and have been planning for the turnover, as an association, ever since. Some feel the change was long overdue.
"The state's participation was minimal at best," said Marcellus Town Clerk Karen Pollard. "All the state did was send out the renewal form and provide the tags."
It's been the case that if you needed a license for your dog – state law requires all dogs be licensed after four months – you would go to the town clerk. The clerk would set you up with the paperwork, charge you roughly $5.50, and eventually a license would come in the mail from the state.
The state was responsible for sending out the first renewal reminder and form; license renewal is typically due yearly. According to Elbridge Town Clerk Deb Stapleton, the state recently fell behind on this responsibility.
Stapleton said the Department of Agriculture and Markets sent her an e-mail apologizing for sending out 100,000 license renewal forms past the Sept. 30 renewal date. This e-mail came after she sent out reminders to dog owners who were about three weeks late on their renewal.
"Most people rely on that three-part form to remind them," she said.
The loss of the statewide registry will affect different municipalities in different ways, often depending on their size.
Many towns have their own database already in place. Clerks for smaller towns like Marcellus and Elbridge will not necessarily miss the state's service.
Pollard said she never once used it.
"We have a better handle on our database than the state does," she said.
While the town of Elbridge has its own database as well, Steve Remp, the town's dog control officer, will feel the loss of the statewide registry.
"On weekends it will be a pain in the butt," he said. "The database was a big help to me on weekends; during the work week I can call the town office."
The town of Camillus, whose dog population towers over that of Marcellus, has relied entirely on the database ever since it was established four years ago. The state's catalog made it easy to transfer dogs between towns, said Town Clerk Martha Dickson-McMahon .
Dickson-McMahon noted that when the dog control officer finds a dog from another town – one that is properly licensed — he will now have to get on the phone and track down the appropriate town official. The new law requires the tags carry the name of the town and the town's phone number, along with the registration number.
"We're losing an awful lot of convenience and I'm pretty disappointed about it," Dickson-McMahon said.
A shifting program
The new law significantly changes the Animal Population Control Program, which was enacted in 1995 in an effort to encourage adoptions from animal shelters. The program offered vouchers for spay and neutering services to people who adopted dogs and cats from the pound.
The APCP was amended in 2006 to reach out to low-income pet owners, making vouchers available to them, regardless of where they obtained their pet. According to a letter from the state summarizing the program changes, this is what did the service in.
"Due to the unprecedented demand created by the 2006 law," it reads, "the balance in the dedicated APCP Fund – fortified primarily by a $3 surcharge on licenses issued for unaltered dogs – depleted quickly."
The letter states that the current APCP has been dormant since October 2009, during which time municipalities have continued to forward cash to the Department of Agriculture and Markets. The balance is expected to exceed $700,000 by January, all of which will remain in the APCP Fund, according to the letter.
New York is in the process of selecting an administrative entity to run the APCP. The entity will remain responsible for disbursing funds to shelters, pounds, SPCAs and other groups.
The most important change in the program's operation, according to the letter, will be its transformation "from a state-operated voucher/veterinary reimbursement program to one that authorizes the chosen administrative entity to disburse grants to eligible spay/neuter programs."
The law mandates that municipalities collect at least $1 for an altered dog and $3 for an unaltered dog to be given to the ACPC in its new form.
One town's approach
With the new law, every town in the state must draft a local law redefining its approach to dog licensing.
The state had exempted show dogs from having to be licensed, which Pollard said the town of Marcellus hopes to do away with – simply because there just aren't many show dogs in Marcellus. Owners of purebred dogs could also license them in groups, which Marcellus hopes to cease locally as well.
"We don't have kennels, we don't have a breeder … It didn't make any sense to continue that program," Pollard said.
The town board is also considering raising the licensing fee from $5.50 to $6 for an altered dog and from $13.50 to $14 for an unaltered dog. Supervisor Dan Ross said that fee has not gone up in years.
Under the new law, all Department of Agriculture and Markets tags must eventually be replaced with local ones. The town of Marcellus already purchased 2,000 tags in preparation.
Cutting to the chase
Municipalities will continue to enforce the state dog licensing law. Pollard estimates that nine out of 10 dogs in Marcellus are either unlicensed or are licensed with no tag worn.
"The thing is, you have to put the tag on the dog," she said.
Stapleton says Elbridge has the same problem.
"We have 1,000 dogs licensed; who knows how many dogs are unlicensed, she said.
Remp urges that not licensing your dog is not an option.
"The problem is when I pick up a lot of dogs without the tag and they end up at the shelter," he said. After six days, some shelters put unlicensed dogs to sleep. But Remp takes dogs to a "no-kill shelter," the Fingerlakes SPCA of Auburn.
Remp admits that unlicensed dogs can often be identified in other ways – if not by a personalized tag, the increasingly popular embedded micro-chip.
In those cases, he would call the owner and get the dog home.
"I'd rather help than hurt," he said.
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I guess it is some phone but not all because I have yet to have this issue.
Are you on 4.4 or 4.2.2? The 4.2.2 has the correct behavior, 4.4 is broken.
This. The bug is only on Kit Kat.
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This does not happen on my Maxx running kitkat (rooted but I think that's irrelevant).
If I'm in an application and press the home button once, it goes the last home screen I was on (not the 'main' home screen). Pressing it again goes to the main screen.
There is a setting for home double tap in the accessibility section all the way down at the bottom.
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Co-Op Uses Recruiting Placements to Make Social Change and Free Travel to Vegas Possible
Mar 26, 2013, 08:30 ET
LOS ANGELES, March 26, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Los Angeles based co-op Recruiting for Good generates and shares proceeds to afford people free vacations, quality time off, and a fun solution to support social causes.
In 2009, President Obama said to the American people, "Don't blow a bunch of cash in Vegas when you're trying to save for college."
Recruiting for Good has developed iTravel for Good; a program that uses proceeds generated through recruiting to financially empower people to travel. "We're supporting the President's message through a collaborative effort to help the American people party and still save money for college!" says Recruiting for Good President and founder Carlos Cymerman, "And we're doing it by making free travel to Vegas possible."
Recruiting for good has been placing computer and engineering professionals into the workforce since 1998. Through the iTravel for Good program, anytime an IT professional or company executive is referred to Recruiting for Good, and a candidate is placed into a fulltime position, a portion of the proceeds earned will be allocated toward the finder's travel plans and vacations. Additionally, the hired candidate also receives a paid vacation to Las Vegas.
To support Recruiting for Good's mission in supporting social change, iTravel for Good also features the One to One Vegas initiative - a fun, collaborative solution to help churches, nonprofits, schools, and community projects raise funds. When members of the respective organizations participate in iTravel for Good to receive free Vegas travel, every dollar raised through referrals will be matched to help fund the finder's social cause.
Recruiting for Good founder and President Carlos Cymerman is currently partnering with several travel agencies and independent planners to package vacations, honeymoons, and several exciting group retreats for communities to choose from. These getaways include all inclusive Vegas vacations, exotic yoga retreats, book writing retreats, volunteer travel, and trips to Sundance in 2014.
More information about iTravel for Good can be obtained by visiting www.recruitingforgood.com.
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Okay, I am making a Real Time Strategy game engine.
It's going very well, and if you want to see a demo, I can send one to you...but anyways, thats not the point.
I was changing up some code in the engine to optimize it. I had hardcoded in some file loading processes to get it to work for a presentation, and now I am optimizing the file loading processes.
Basically, I have a set of "x" amount of bitmaps, targas, etc., each one acting as one frame in an animation.
the naming sequence is like this:
So, I decided to just use a couple simple for loops to manipulate the string easily so I would not have to type out every filename.
At first I included cstring.h, which shuld have the standard string class in it, but that did not work. Visual C++ got angry at me and did not let me include it. So I looked at the include files and saw one called cstring, but with no file extension, so I included that one. Visual C++ got angry at me again, saying that the data type "string" did not exist. So then I looked in the cstring file, and it was nothing like cstring.h I had found in every other compiler I had ever used. It didnt even contain the standard string class.
So then I tried using normal char* and string.h, but that proved to be a difficult task and the computer hated me.
So I checked the Visual C++ help files for some type of string class, and found just the thing I was looking for, the CString class in afx.h. So I included it, and I used it.
However, when I tried to compile, it told me that the CString class could only be used in MFC applications. My game engine isnt MFC and never will be MFC.
So what do you suggest I do?


text: Juan Martin Del Potro now 3rd favourite for Australian Open 2010 Live Tennis Staff in Tennis News 15 Sep 2009 0 share Share Tweet Email Share Reddit US Open champion earns respect and is now priced close to Nadal and Federer.Now that the 2009 US Open is over there is not another Grand Slam in the near future. However Stan James, on the ball as usual, has already released its prices for several key players on the men's tour. At this point the favorites still run six deep though Andy Roddick is a questionable favorite:1. Roger Federer, +200 (2/1).2. Rafael Nadal, +250 (5/2).3. Juan Martin Del Potro, +275 (11/4).4. Andy Murray, +350 (7/2).5. Novak Djokovic, +550 (11/2).6. Andy Roddick, +1600 (16/1).In that groupt, Roddick and Murray look like the two worst bets based on their poor performances at the US Open.On the other hand Nadal and Djokovic are probably the players that should be attracting money at this point. Djokovic played exceptionally well hard court tennis over the summer and he has won the Aussie before. Nadal, despite losing to Del Potro in the semis, still matched his career best US Open performance and will certainly be looking to perfect his game to defend his 2009 championship.Go to Stan James to bet on Australian Open tennis futures.


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Meniere's disease can come with a host of symptoms
Q. I have Meniere's disease and I was wondering if you have any suggestions for what I should do during an attack.
Meniere's disease is an inner-ear disorder that produces a group of symptoms including vertigo, a spinning sensation that can lead to nausea and vomiting. Meniere's usually occurs in only one ear.
If you have an attack, lie still on a firm surface and stare at a stationary object. Wait for the vertigo to subside and get up slowly. Then go take a nap. Don't drink during an attack because you will probably vomit. If you can't drink without vomiting for more than a day, call a doctor.
The disease was named after French physician Prosper Ménière who first described it in 1861. Meniere's main symptoms are:
• Attacks of vertigo without warning that last 20 minutes to more than two hours.
• Permanent hearing loss that is suffered by most people with Meniere's.
• Tinnitus, which is a ringing, buzzing, roaring, whistling or hissing sound in your ear.
• A feeling of fullness or pressure in the ear.
Attacks can come as often as daily or as little as once a year. An attack can be a combination of multiple symptoms.
The cause of Meniere's disease isn't known. It seems to be the result of the abnormal volume or composition of fluid in the inner ear. However, researchers are uncertain about what causes the changes in the fluid. There is speculation that it may be caused by viral infections of the inner ear, head injury, a hereditary predisposition, and allergy. Meniere's is not contagious.
There is no cure for Meniere's, but you can find relief by reducing body fluid with diuretic medicines and a change in diet. Drugs that treat vertigo and nausea are helpful, too. If Meniere's disease is severe, it may have to be treated with surgery.
The following are some changes you can make in your lifestyle to help with Meniere's:
• Eat approximately the same amount of food at each meal to regulate body fluids. You may also eat five or six smaller meals instead of three meals a day.
• Salt can increase fluid retention. Try to consume no more than 1,000 to 1,500 milligrams of sodium daily.
• Avoid monosodium glutamate (MSG). Prepackaged food products and some Asian foods include MSG, a type of sodium.
• Stay away from the caffeine in coffee, tea and some soft drinks. Caffeine can make symptoms worse.
• Nicotine can make Meniere's symptoms worse, too. Quit smoking.
Part of the inner ear is a labyrinth lined with hairlike sensors that react to moving fluid. These sensors send information about body movement to the brain. The fluid and sensors tell us the direction and speed of our movements and they help us maintain balance.
If you experience symptoms of Meniere's, see a physician for a diagnosis. Meniere's symptoms can be caused by other diseases such as stroke, brain tumor, Parkinson's disease, multiple sclerosis or cardiovascular disease.
Unpredictable attacks of vertigo from Meniere's can be crippling. They can increase your risk of falling, having a car accident and getting depressed and anxious.
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so yesterday we were entertaining my sister in law and her two kids and were down in pilsen looking at day of the dead altars.
we decided to hit playa azul for lunch. Granted 3 adult and 4 gringo kids approaching aren't the party that are gonna make most places waitstaff jump for joy and there were some language issues but:
cheese enchiladas came with chicken after specifically ordering without chicken
3 orange juices came to the table a 3 cans of orange crush (this query -do you have orange juice was actually conducted in spanish)
my sister-in-laws order of snapper was completely forgotten. At first we thought that this had to do with slightly longer cooking time on the snapper then the other dishes but as the meal progressed i asked the waitress, who pointed out on the menu what we had ordered but then we saw her go over and place the order to the kitchen(after we had eaten most of our other entrees)
on the plus side my camarones (off the specials board) were great. I am not one to reach for a second drink because of spice level easily but this order did. The shrimp were tender and cooked nicely and the sauce was so nice i was putting it on everything i could find. Sure I ate my rice withthe sauce, and tortillas of course, But i caught myself dipping an avacado slice in there as well. The empanada de camaron was also tasty with nice bits of onion and cilantro in the filling with the seafood.
So my question is - was the service an isolated incident or have others had the same experience? I would hate not to go for those shrimp again.


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- One King Bed
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- One King and Two Single Beds
Make yourself at home in one of the 120 air-conditioned rooms featuring kitchenettes with refrigerators and microwaves. Relax and take in city views from the privacy of your room. wired and wireless Internet access is complimentary, while CD players and satellite programming provide entertainment. Conveniences include phones, as well as safes and desks.
Rec, Spa, Premium Amenities
Take advantage of recreational opportunities offered, including a nightclub, a health club, and an outdoor pool. This Art Deco hotel also features wireless Internet access (surcharge), concierge services, and babysitting/childcare. If you'd like to spend the day shopping, you can hop on the shuttle (surcharge).
Satisfy your appetite at the hotel's restaurant, which serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner, or stay in and take advantage of 24-hour room service. While enjoying a refreshing dip in the hotel pool, you can order your favorite drink at the poolside bar.
Business, Other Amenities
Featured amenities include a business center, audiovisual equipment, and currency exchange. Event facilities at this hotel consist of conference/meeting rooms, small meeting rooms, and banquet facilities. A roundtrip airport shuttle is provided for a surcharge (available on request), and free parking is available onsite.
Know Before You Go
- This property offers transfers from the airport (surcharges may apply). Guests must contact the property with arrival details before travel, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.
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Aberdeen Supports Its Scottish Open Sponsorship With TV Commercial
Jul 06, 2012, 15:31 ET from Aberdeen Asset Management
PHILADELPHIA, July 6, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Aberdeen Asset Management is supporting its sponsorship of the Scottish Open (July 12-15) with a 30 second television advertising campaign that will run in the United States, UK, and Europe.
The advertisement explains Aberdeen Asset Management's involvement as a sponsor of a number of Scottish golfers and introduces the Group's sponsorship of the Scottish Open with some stunning aerial photography of the Castle Stuart course where the Open will be played next week. The TV commercial is narrated by Scottish broadcaster Bill Torrance, considered to be one of the finest Scottish voiceover artists.
The Golf Channel in the U.S. will televise the Scottish Open with live and repeat coverage each day. Aberdeen's TV commercial will run during the Scottish Open broadcast on the Golf Channel which last year televised 30 hours of coverage to an audience of 82 million in the U.S. and 5.5 million in Canada. The advertisement will also run on U.S. business channel, CNBC. In the UK, the TV ad will be aired on various Sky channels and STV beginning on July 12.
The Scottish Open will also be broadcast in the UK (BBC and Sky) with highlights shown in Europe and Asia.
Martin Gilbert, chief executive of Aberdeen Asset Management, comments: "We have been a loyal supporter of Scottish golf for nearly 15 years and we are delighted that we are able to sponsor the Scottish Open. The television ad helps to convey our enthusiasm for this event and importantly supports our strategy of raising the profile of Aberdeen Asset Management in the U.S. – home to around half of the world's wealth."
About Aberdeen Asset Management
Aberdeen Asset Management PLC, the parent company of Aberdeen Asset Management Inc., is an independently‐run asset manager listed on the London Stock Exchange since 1991, and operating from 31 offices in 23 countries (the "Group"). The Group invests on behalf of institutional and wholesale clients, primarily in equities, fixed income, alternative investment strategies and property. The Group manages more than US$295 billion of assets for both institutions and private individuals as of March 31, 2012.
In the United States, Aberdeen Asset Management is the marketing name for the following affiliated, registered investment advisers: Aberdeen Asset Management Inc., Aberdeen Asset Managers Ltd, Aberdeen Asset Management Ltd and Aberdeen Asset Management Asia Ltd, each of which is wholly owned by Aberdeen Asset Management PLC. "Aberdeen" is a U.S. registered service mark of Aberdeen Asset Management PLC.
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Chiswick Honda Motability Event
7 March 2015
LondonChiswick Honda Motability Event
Dealer event description
We would like to invite you to join us on Saturday 7 March to attend our Motability Event where you can find everything you need to know about the Motability Scheme. With the Scheme enabling disabled people to use their government-funded mobility allowance to lease a new car, this is a fantastic opportunity to ask our Motability specialists anything you would like to know about the Motability Scheme. You will have the opportunity to test drive the latest Honda models and find out about all the offers currently available. We will also be inviting other local businesses who provide other services and products for disabled people to give you an opportunity find out about various products and services. Join us to take advantage of this information being under one roof for one day only.
For more information on the event please call Chiswick Honda on 0208 226 3302
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Ashley Cole takes massive £113,000-a-week pay cut to join AS Roma [Various]
Ashley Cole has taken a massive pay cut in order to join AS Roma, according to several newspapers.
Both The Star and The Sun report that the former Chelsea left-back has gone from £150,000 a week to £37,000 a week – a massive £113,000 cut!
Cole opted to take the cut so he could finish his playing days in Italy plying his trade for AS Roma.
He's probably rich enough for several lifetimes and £37,000 a week is hardly pittance plus Cole can take comfort in the fact that he's joined a club on the up, one that will be playing Champions League football next season.
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Qatari Camels!
Yay! A country that starts with Q…you gotta love that!
Qatar. I'm not even sure how you really pronounce it. When American troops were stationed there (shout out to my sister, Gwen), I kept hearing it called "Cutter." Then I was watching TV and the announcer, who spoke Arabic, pronounced it like a lion would, with a good "rrrrr" sound and not much else, something like "Qtrrrrrrrrr." At any rate, not being able to pronounce it just makes it that much more cool in my book!
It's one of those countries that I just didn't know much about other than it had oil and was one big desert. To say I was curious and excited is really an understatement, I was expecting a very "camel-y" experience, somewhat like we had in the UAE or in India, and I wasn't disappointed. Camels are a pretty big deal in Qatar. They even race camels. Yay!
We certainly weren't in the country long before we saw camels, and they are one of my favorite animals. I think, like elephants and dogs, they have tons of personality. We walked up to these two guys, and they kinds of shot a bored look at us, lowered their to-die-for eyelashes and posed away. I loved it.
Would you take a trip to Qatar? Don't you just love a camel?


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EUR/USD (a 4-hour chart)
The US dollar traded on Wednesday with decrease versus Euro, the yen and Canadian dollar, but rose against the pound and the Australian and New Zealand dollars amid the absence of significant macrostatistics. The Euro continued its growth, while the pound was traded downwards. Yen has been growing for the second day amid the decrease of the stock markets. The Australian dollar fell after the release of weak data on consumer confidence in Australia.
The Euro reached a level 1.38 to the dollar for the first time since October 29. The ECB said on Wednesday that starts a 7-day round to provide liquidity in U.S. dollars to reduce the deficit of liquidity, which recently appeared in the money market in the Eurozone. The ECB representative Kere said that he did not exclude further policy easing, but thought it unlikely. Inflation in Germany accelerated in November to 1.3% in annual terms, with 1.2% a month earlier. The current account deficit in France in October fell to 2.1 billion euros against 3.6 billion euros in September.
The yen continued to strengthen for the second day amid the decrease of the stock markets - Nikkei fell on Wednesday by 0.6%. The Swiss franc updated the annual maximum versus the dollar before the meeting of the Swiss National Bank on Thursday - policy changes are not expected. The canadian dollar has been growing for three days. USD/CAD went down from an important technical level 1.07.


text: I love to play with the seeping time of Ya Bao. I thought that Verdant was the only one to sell this tea, so I was pleased to see that Norbu did At $4.75 for 50g it was hard to pass up. Since this was just picked I can notice differences between this and a more aged Yao Bao like Verdant's. This has a sweet cedar taste to it. It seems like the aging of this tea brings out more fruit notes.


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Okay, California Pacific Airlines ready again
FAA-certified, but start dates out of Carlsbad airport uncertain (psst, April)
Ken Harrison 8:30 a.m., Nov. 18
Hoo boy - a sequel to Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid. If nothing else, they've got guts - almost as much guts as it must have taken Coppola to make Godfather III.
Look, I get the appeal. The pitch meeting must have been a high-concept love-fest. "What if Butch Cassidy survived that shootout down in Bolivia? One of the great Boomer icons, back from the dead! We can get Sam Shepard to play an old Paul Newman!"
And yes, I got a little thrill when I saw the modern iteration of the relentless posse from the first film:
Who are those guys?
But it didn't take long for me to start worrying that this was one more sequel/remake/reboot/update that peeled the exterior off the original like so much '70s veneer and forgot that what made the original great was actually something under the surface. In this case, a sly, smart takedown of outlaw mythology, with two impossibly handsome actors bumbling and bickering like rejects from the Apple Dumpling Gang. Sort of the opposite of this:
And the trailer's talky bits don't help matters. Here's how the thing opens: "There are two moments in a man's life. One's when he leaves home. The other's when he returns." Really? I'm not buying. However, I would have accepted, "One's when he beds his first woman. The other's when he kills his first man." Which, by the way, would have had actual resonance with the original film, since Butch never kills until his doomed attempt to go straight while hiding out down in Bolivia.
But the capper comes at the end, when Cassidy's sidekick starts speechifying: "You were dead...now you have it all: your name, your life. You're a damn legend, and here you are!"
The Butch Cassidy of William Goldman's screenplay would have left that kind of bullshit hagiography bleeding in a ditch with a smirk and a sharp remark. But not this Butch. This Butch solemnly intones, "Here I am."
Mind you, this is just a trailer. And trailers don't always tell the real story of a film. So I won't give up hope just yet. But in case things are as bad as they seem, I'd like to put out a reminder that this subject can still be revisited in a fruitful fashion...


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The race for the Heisman Trophy is so wide open even players from Oregon and Oregon State can win college football's top individual prize. Our contenders, followed by a school Web site address to keep up with their exploits, are:
1. Joey Harrington, QB, Oregon (www.joeyharrington.com)
2. Ken Dorsey, QB, Miami (www.kendorsey11.com)
3. Eric Crouch, QB, Nebraska (www.huskers.com)
4. Ken Simonton, RB, Oregon State (www.ken35.org)
5. Chris Simms, QB, Texas (www.texassports.com)
1. Mark Richt -- coach at Georgia after 15 years as Florida State assistant, the last seven as offensive coordinator.
2. Norm Chow: Offensive coordinator at USC under new coach Pete Carroll after one season at same job for NC State, preceded by 22 seasons as BYU assistant.
3. Mark Stoops -- brother of Oklahoma coach Bob and assistant Mike is secondary coach at Miami after a year as Houston assistant.
4. John Mackovic -- new coach at Arizona after three years as ESPN college football analyst and 17 years as coach at Texas, Illinois, the Kansas City Chiefs and Wake Forest.
5. Al Groh -- new coach at Virginia after one season as coach of New York Jets, which followed two seasons as Jets assistant under Bill Parcells ... Coached Wake Forest from 1981-86.
No less than 20 college coaches will earn $1 million this season, including Bobby Bowden of Florida State and his son, Tommy Bowden of Clemson. Here's the short list:
1. Steve Spurrier, Florida, $2.1 million.
2. Bob Stoops, Oklahoma, $2 million.
3. Bobby Bowden, Florida State, $1.5 million
4. Mack Brown, Texas, $1.45 million
5. (tie) Barry Alvarez, Wisconsin, $1.3 million
Phillip Fulmer, Tennessee, $1.3 million
Glen Mason, Minnesota, $1.3 million
1. Rich Rodriguez, West Virginia: Former Mountaineer DB, born in Grant Town, W.Va., replaces retired coach Don Nehlen, whom he played for (1982-84) ... Offensive coordinator at Clemson past two years.
2. Ralph Friedgen, Maryland: Former Terrapin QB/OL returns to College Park for his first job as a head coach ... Georgia Tech's offensive coordinator the past four years.
3. Gary Crowton, BYU: Native of Orem, Utah, returns to school he graduated from to replace retired LaVell Edwards ... Chicago Bears offensive coordinator past two years. ... Coached Louisiana Tech from 1996-98.
4. John Bunting, North Carolina: Former Tar Heels LB (1969-71) tackles first major college head coaching job ... LBs coach for New Orleans Saints in '00.
5. Greg Schiano, Rutgers: Born in Wyckoff, N.J., he returns to state university where he was a GA in '89 ... Miami's defensive coordinator past two years ... Chicago Bears assistant from 1996-98.
1. Mike DuBose, fired Alabama coach: According to 'Bama AD Mal Moore, DuBose and wife Polly, bought a house on a lake about 15 miles from their hometown of Opp in south Alabama.
2. Joe Mauer, Florida State recruit: Chose baseball over football after being selected No. 1 in draft by hometown team Minnesota Twins. The Parade All-American QB signed a $5.15 million contract and is a catcher for Elizabethan (Tenn.) Twins of Appalachian League.
3. Don Nehlen, retired West Virginia coach: Lives in Morgantown, where he plays golf, goes boating and watches grand kids play baseball ... Will teach a coaching class in the fall at WVU.
4. Drew Henson, former Michigan QB: Passed up final year with Wolverines to sign $17 million contract with New York Yankees. The third baseman is playing for the Columbus Clippers of the International League.
5. Paul Hackett, fired USC coach: Offensive coordinator for the Washington Redskins under Marty Schottenheimer.
1. Antwaan Randle El, Indiana -- QB to WR
2. D. J. Williams, Miami -- FB to LB
3. Arnaz Battle, Notre Dame-- QB to WR
4. Andre Lott, Tennessee -- FS/SS to CB
5. Anquan Boldin, Florida State -- WR to QB to WR to DL via ACL
Stepping in for the stars of 2000:
1. Chris Rix, QB, Florida State, for Chris Weinke.
2. Nate Hybl, QB, Oklahoma, for Josh Heupel.
3. Grant Noel, QB, Virginia Tech, for Michael Vick.
4. Ricky Madison, RB, TCU, for LaDainian Tomlinson.
5. Brandon Hance, QB, Purdue, for Drew Brees.
1. Brad Franchione, West Alabama assistant (son of Alabama coach Dennis).
2. Derek Dooley, LSU recruiting coordinator (son of Georgia AD Vince).
3. Shane Beamer, Tennessee grad assistant (son of Virginia Tech coach Frank).
4. Kellen Winslow II, WR, Miami (son of former NFL TE Kellen Winslow)
5. Kyle Shanahan, WR, Texas (son of Denver Broncos coach Mike).
1. Terry Allen, Kansas: Four straight losing seasons (15-25) ... 0-4 vs. Kansas State ... His biggest supporter, AD Bob Frederick, resigned.
2. Cam Cameron, Indiana: 13-31 in four seasons ... Moving Antwaan Randle-El from QB to WR will be closely monitored.
3. Tom Holmoe, California: 9-23 league mark, 0-4 vs. Stanford.
4. Paul Pasqualoni, Syracuse: 13-10 since reaching '98 Orange Bowl ... Coming off consecutive five-loss seasons.
5. Bob Toledo, UCLA: Two straight losses to USC ... 35-23 in five years.
Some teams will have an easier time than others on the road to Pasadena for a chance at the national title in the Rose Bowl on Jan. 3.
1. Nebraska: Eight home games, including toughies against Notre Dame, Kansas State and Oklahoma ... Patsies include TCU, Troy State and Rice.
2. Virginia Tech: Can go undefeated until Dec. 1 home game with Miami ... Cakewalk non-league schedule vs. UConn, Western Michigan, Central Florida.
3. Texas: No Kansas State or Nebraska ... Big one is against Oklahoma in Dallas ... Non-conference foes are New Mexico State, North Carolina and Houston.
4. Oregon State: Easy non-league games at Fresno State and New Mexico State, home to I-AA Montana State ... Toughest league games at USC and Oregon.
5. Mississippi: Long shot to win SEC West, but Rebels do not play Florida or Tennessee ... Non-league foes are Murray State, Arkansas State and Middle Tennessee.
On the other hand, some teams will have it rougher:
1. Syracuse: Kickoff Classic vs. Georgia Tech, plus non-league games at Tennessee and home to East Carolina and Auburn ... Road games at Pittsburgh, Virginia Tech and Miami.
2. North Carolina: For openers, road games at Oklahoma, Maryland and Texas, then home to Florida State ... Other ACC toughies are road trips to Clemson and Georgia Tech.
3. Kansas: At Colorado, Kansas State and Texas ... home to Nebraska, Oklahoma and UCLA.
4. Washington: Non-league games are home to Michigan, at Miami ... Oregon's a miss, but tough road games at UCLA and Oregon State.
5. (tie) UCLA: at Alabama, home to Ohio State ... Pac-10 games at Oregon State and USC, home to Washington and Oregon.
USC: home to Kansas State, at Notre Dame ... Pac-10 games at Oregon and Washington; home to Oregon State and UCLA.
CAN'T-MISS GAMES (by date)
1. Oklahoma vs. Texas, Oct. 6: Sooners beat 'Horns 63-14 in '00.
2. Miami at Florida State, Oct. 13: Wide right IV, anyone?
3. Oklahoma at Nebraska, Oct. 27: Huskers look to avenge 31-14 loss.
4. Florida State at Florida, Nov. 17: Sometimes even loser plays in title game.
5. Oregon State at Oregon, Dec. 1: Could be greatest Civil War game ever.
Honorable mention: Miami at Virginia Tech, Dec. 1: Hurricanes last won in Blacksburg in '92.
1. Sept. 15 -- Washington at Miami, Tennessee at Florida, Georgia Tech at Florida State.
2. Dec. 1 -- Oregon State at Oregon, Miami at Virginia Tech, Army-Navy, Big 12 title game, SEC title game.
3. Sept. 8 -- Kansas State at USC, Michigan at Washington, Notre Dame at Nebraska
4. Nov. 17 -- UCLA at USC, Alabama at Auburn, Florida State at Florida, Clemson at South Carolina, Harvard at Yale.
5. Nov. 24 -- Ohio State at Michigan, Purdue at Indiana, Georgia at Georgia Tech.
Honorable mention: Penn State coach Joe Paterno needs two wins to break Bear Bryant's record for most career wins in I-A. The Lions play Miami on Sept. 1, are at Virginia on Sept. 13, home to Wisconsin on Sept. 22 and at Iowa on Sept. 29.
This article published in the Athens Banner-Herald on Sunday, August 26, 2001.
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North Central News Briefs – Nov. 8
Published 10:14 am, Tuesday, November 6, 2012
Business moves
Castle Hills Woman's Club members are volunteering to help the city recognize and welcome new businesses. Club members hosted a ribbon-cutting Nov. 1 for
The club will help to host grand opening activities next week for
Local Channel
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- Venezuela's opposition leader, Antonio Ledezma, flees to SpainEuronews_News
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- Eddie Van Halen's $100K guitar stolen from Hard Rock Cafemysa
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Smart Barre has opened a boutique-style fitness center for women at 6426 N. New Braunfels Ave. Call 822-0584 or visit www.smartbarrebody.com for more.
Locations of
The bank was recognized for its work with the United Way campaign, Salvation Army Angel Tree Project and Habitat for Humanity.
Additionally, Lone Star was recognized as a United Way pacesetter for a second straight year.
The bank has already contributed $22,424 this year, a 20 percent increase over last year's donation and, for an eighth straight year, the bank attained 100 percent participation from its employees.
Alongside Gingerbread House, this year Blue Bell is offering these Christmas Cookies Ice Cream, Peppermint Ice Cream and Spiced Pumpkin Pecan Ice Cream.
Advertising Age recently released its 2012 Hispanic Fact Pack and lists
Additionally, Parker was honored at this year's 14th annual LATINA Style Business Series as San Antonio Entrepreneur of the Year during an Oct. 25 ceremony in town. Visit www.kfernandez.com for details.
Impact San Antonio also formally thanked 215 women members who have joined together and comprise the philanthropic giving circle.
Additionally, the organization thanked all other generous contributors and volunteers. All membership contributions are returned to the community through the grant awards.
Interested artists can find out more and apply at www.artistfound.org or email firstname.lastname@example.com. Awards will be announced in January. There will be an artist application workshop 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday at the Trinity University Digital Lab.
S.A. airport begins terminal renovations
San Antonio International Airport recently began an 18-month renovation program on the 30-year-old Terminal A facility.
New finishes, infrastructure upgrades and modernized restrooms will be featured in Terminal A, consistent with Terminal B, which opened in November 2010.
Methodist Healthcare updates
Methodist Healthcare named Greg Seiler chief executive officer for Metropolitan Methodist Hospital.
Seiler comes to Metropolitan Methodist Hospital from Rio Grande Regional Hospital in McAllen, Texas, where he had served as CEO since 2008.
During his tenure in McAllen, he successfully grew market share, upgraded the hospital's trauma designation to Level III, improved Hospital Consumer Assessment of Healthcare Providers and Systems scores and increased employee satisfaction, according to a news release.
Methodist Healthcare named Barbara Watson chief nursing officer at Methodist Texsan Hospital.
Watson comes from Denton Regional Medical Center in Denton, Texas, where she served as associate chief nursing officer.
Her career also includes serving as associate chief nursing officer at Plaza Medical Center in Fort Worth, Texas, and as the director of surgical services at Baylor Medical Center in Frisco, Texas.
Michelle DeStefano has been named chief nursing officer at Methodist Specialty and Transplant Hospital.
DeStefano most recently worked as the director of clinical services in both neurosciences and cardiovascular service lines at York Hospital/WellSpan in York, Pa.
Prior to that, she served in many leadership roles at Penn State Milton Hershey Medical Center in Hershey, Pa.
Methodist Healthcare officials have also announced plans for a $50 million expansion of Metropolitan Methodist Hospital.
The expansion includes an 85,000-square-foot, seven-story patient tower, which will house an intensive care unit that can accommodate 48 ICU beds and that will house additional diagnostic and preoperative areas and a state-of-the art gastrointestinal lab.
The expansion is expected to be completed by early 2014. Earl Swensson Associates is project architecture with Skanska as project construction company.


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On 28/11/11 11:11, Lars Müller wrote:
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On Mon, Nov 28, 2011 at 06:19:47AM +0100, lynn wrote:Too busy learning Samba 4 and trying 2 b nice ;)
On 28/11/11 01:13, Lars Müller wrote:
On Sun, Nov 27, 2011 at 11:43:23PM +0100, lynn wrote:
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Erm, that's my original post. The start to this thread!
Please stay focused;)
Ok, I have to correct myself. Please only open one thread per issue.
You've openend in this case two.
http://lists.opensuse.org/opensuse/2011-11/msg01527.html which is this
one and http://lists.opensuse.org/opensuse/2011-11/msg01529.html
Don't do this. Be nice or at least try to be.
As there is a discussion ongoing in the newer one this thread reached
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DXM reduces the expression of immunomodulatory cell surface markers in LPS-induced BMDCs. Immature BMDCs were stimulated with 100 ng/mL LPS with or without DXM for 18 h. Control groups were treated with PBS alone. After incubation, the expression of the surface markers CD40, CD80, CD86, MHC class I and MHC class II was analyzed by flow cytometry with fluorescently labeled Abs. The gray-filled area represents staining with an isotype-matched control Ab. The geometric mean fluorescence intensity (GMFI) of LPS or LPS+DXM is indicated. All data are representative of three independent experiments showing similar results.


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Athens (AFP) March 3, 2008
Two leading Greek maritime associations, which control the world's largest fleet, on Monday strongly opposed a plan to tax ships for emitting pollutants, saying they were the cleanest mode of transport.
The London-based Union of Greek Shipowners and the Greek Shipping Cooperation Committee issued the joint warning after holding talks with Greek Minister of Mercantile Shipping George Voulgarakis in London.
"Sea transport is the best way of preserving the environment," the statement said, underlining that it was the least polluting form of transportation.
It said moves to include shipping companies -- which have so far escaped emission-cutting regulations -- would "lead to a fall in maritime trade ... and raise the price of goods and services."
About 90 percent of of world trade by volume moves on sea, according to estimates.
A soon-to-be published UN study reproduced in the British press says the annual carbon dioxide emissions from shipping total 1.12 billion tonnes per year, or 4.5 percent of the world's total.
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It is hardly the most pressing of issues to be talked about this week at the Southeastern Conference spring meetings in Destin, Fla., but the league is expected to modify when music and artificial sound can be played during football games in the fall.
There will be more freedom for schools to crank up the music and noise after a play is over until the center stands over the football.
Schools were limited before to using their sound systems during pregame, halftime, after a score and timeouts, but that would change in the name of enhancing the fan experience.
"We are going to do so I think in a very tasteful manner," Georgia athletic director Greg McGarity said. "We're not going to go over the edge like some schools do but the SEC has allowed us more frequency to utilize that system. It will certainly build some excitement on maybe some third-down defensive plays."
Georgia's athletic board approved $950,000 last week for improvements to the sound system in Sanford Stadium.
The SEC rule covers not only music but "traditional institutional noisemakers," which would seem to mean even more cowbell at Mississippi State home games. Georgia tested out some in-game changes during the G-Day spring game.
"We've tasked our staff to create an atmosphere and environment that hopefully pleases everyone," McGarity said. "It's difficult to do but we're going to try to touch all levels or all decades of music during that effort. We've got some training to do, but hopefully we'll get that started for the Clemson game."


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The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has revised upward its estimate of worldwide economic growth to 2.8% in 2002 in response to the recovery underway in the US.
"Happily, we are anticipating that the global economy will enjoy a recovery in 2002," said Kenneth Rogoff, director of research at the IMF.
The IMF expects US economic growth to rise by 2.3% in 2002 - up from its previous 0.7% - and 3.4% in 2003.
Europe, meanwhile, can expect milder growth rates in part because the economic downturn there was limited.
The IMF estimates European economic output will advance by 1.5% in 2002 and 2.9% in 2003.
In Japan, however, economic recovery is expected to be fragile.
The IMF expects the Japanese economy to contract in 2002 by a full percentage point, before recovering in 2003 to achieve 0.8% expansion.
The IMF detailed its forecasts in its April World Economic Outlook (WEO), a comprehensive report on the economies of the world.
The IMF in its report credited the speedy recovery of the US economy to quick and aggressive action on the part of the US central bank, the Federal Reserve.
In response to the recession, US monetary policy makers, led by Federal Reserve chairman Alan Greenspan, lowered interest rates a record 11 times in 2001, sending rates to their lowest level in nearly 40 years.
In issuing his assessment on Thursday, Mr Rogoff said the European Central Bank's (ECB) decision to hold steady on its fiscal policy helped contribute to the economic turnaround.
He also conceded there had been much debate as to whether the economic slowing seen in much of the world in 2001 could be termed a recession.
The National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER) determined the US entered recession in March 2001.
IMF data, however, revealed that 2001 was not a year of recession for the global economy.
But it was a matter of semantics whether to call the recent downturn a severe economic slowdown or a mild global recession, Mr Rogoff added.
Economic woes
Even as the world lending body issued its generally positive outlook it warned of possible shocks from future terrorist attacks - such as those of 11 September - and rising oil prices.
Another significant concern for the IMF was the US current account deficit, a broad measure of the flows of trade and investment income, which may result in "significant exchange rate changes".
For 20 years, the US has run a deficit because it imports more than it exports, and because investors have poured money into the country.
Mr Rogoff warned the current level of the deficit - about 4% of the US gross domestic product (GDP) - could prove problematic if sustained.
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In its report, the IMF also warned that Argentina and Japan still faced difficult times ahead in countering their economic woes.
Japan is mired in a 10-year recession, while Argentina has endured an economic crisis caused by the devaluation of its currency, the peso, earlier this year.
Mr Rogoff said little about the ongoing situation in Argentina, as IMF officials are currently evaluating its latest response to the country's economic crisis.
He did note, however, that the spill over from Argentina's economic woes into other Latin American countries was thankfully small, due in part to Argentina's minimal trade links with other developing nations.
On the other hand, Latin American nations' lack of trade leaves them susceptible to debt crises, leaving them unable to pay creditors.
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Japan, meanwhile, must move to depreciate its currency, the yen, if its economic situation fails to improve, Mr Rogoff said.
He said the IMF would not be as concerned about yen depreciation, if Japan's monetary officials adopted strict structural reforms, including ongoing problems within its banking and corporate sectors.
Japan economic woes are further complicated by deflation, a sustained decrease in prices and wages, which, Mr Rogoff said, the Bank of Japan must "aggressively address".
Japan is the only major economy facing a chronic deflationary problem. Most other countries must deal with rising prices, although the IMF said rich nations can expect record low inflation rates this year and in 2003.
Its report forecasts rates of 1.3% - the lowest on record - in 2002 and 1.8% in 2003 for industrialised nations.
Developing countries face much higher rates of inflation - 5.8% in 2002 and 5.3% in 2003, although there are still low by historical standards, Mr Rogoff said.
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Intérpretes: Vincent Price, Robert Quarry, Peter Cushing, Beryl Reid, Terry-Thomas
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The great Vincent Price plays evil doctor Phibes as he returns to the big screen in the second part of his adventures and violent acts. After embalming himself alive and locking himself inside a crypt alongside his dead wife for three years to escape the police, Phibes returns to carry out his most ambitious project: resuscitating his darling wife. Egypt is his chosen location for his plan. Robert Fuest, also responsible for the first part of the evil doings of this bloodthirsty and, in time, loveable character, directs Phibes return. As usual, he wont let anyone get in his way and he wont have too much consideration for anyone that does.
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Album Rating: 3.5"It's got nothing on Antidotes however, shooting for the stars with that recommendation surely?"
More to do with sound & feel. Ooh, I need to list more Recos... Or it wouldn't be a true Davey review.
I'm always out looking for a band to like minty! =)
They could prove me wrong though in the future. Bombay Bicycle Club are a perfect example of that. I didn't like anything they released before A Different Kind of Fix. I loved that album.
But yeah, the lyrics are just... it's because they're not terrible or good. They're just sort of a blend of all the cliché metaphors you've ever heard and a bit of cheese on top. It doesn't suit the music which is really mature.
Album Rating: 3.0I suppose 'annoy' wasn't the right word. The fact that a young indie band can still find mainstream success is undoubtedly a good thing, but I can't avoid the feeling that TTCC, The Vaccines etc will be forgotten in a few years time. Like I said I'll give this a shot - hopefully they'll prove me wrong.
Album Rating: 3.5next year is by far my favorite song on here
Album Rating: 3.5History suggests this could grow on you Stephen. ;-)
Know where you're coming from Ali... I think what it all comes down to is "The Catchy". These guys know how to hook a listener in.
I don't know what made it a grower for me Rudy... In one sense, it is the perfect opener. But I can't help but feel that's why I wasn't initially enamored by it.
Is anyone else surprised they made 'Sleep Alone' the lead single? It's not in my top half-dozen tracks tbh.
Yeah, it totally could! I've had albums I've hated grow on me. Sometimes, even if I invest plenty of listens into an album; I'll still find it helps going back to something a few months on and checking it out again.
Album Rating: 3.5i also think this is the perfect album for them to make and will definitely lead to me seeing them live again as the last time i saw them i was bored halfway through because in a live environment tourist history arguably sounds even more same-y
Is anyone else surprised they made 'Sleep Alone' the lead single? It's not in my top half-dozen tracks tbh.
Album Rating: 3.5Good point Rudy. Then again, I'm always hesitant to see bands with only 1 album live. Money's worth & all that.
I guess so Rosco. It actually may have been best placed as the opener here. But even if you don't think they're the best 2 tracks, 'Handshake' & 'Someday' seem the obvious 2 singles to me.
I'd release Sun and The World is Watching ahead of Someday personally.
Album Rating: 3.5Disagree. I think 'Sun' would make a good late single. I like 'The World Is Watching', but don't think it's immediate enough to be a single.
I get that, I'll admit to being a fan of the risky single. The World is Watching would work because it's just lovely in general, and so different to everything else they've done, would be a nice change of pace.
Album Rating: 3.5Good points... & everyone does love a featured female vocal. Is that Valentina well-known at all over there?
Album Rating: 3.0Great review, Davey.
Didn't discover these guys until this year, but I found Tourist History an absolute blast.
Album Rating: 2.5Davey would I like this? :3
Album Rating: 3.5Thanks TLTGB. This is definitely worth a listen for you.
Chippy, I think you;d like their debut more, so start there if you have yet to hear it.
Album Rating: 2.5Okay, I just don't want to be disappointed again. :[
Album Rating: 3.5Yes, Mr Chip "The Sun and The Sea is catchy" Munk.
Album Rating: 2.5Catchier than I Call Fives! Far more interesting than Motion City's Go! xP
Fucking rules as expected. May 4.5 eventually although it will still be on a different level than the debut, which is also a 4.5, if that makes sense...
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While many of us can be found dressed up in the scariest costumes and loading our nap sacks with treats to the brim come Halloween night, less than a few days later, our Latino brothers and sisters here and home and especially in Mexico, Latin America, and Spain, can be found celebrating the return of the dead in a similar fashion during their festive El Dia De Los Muertos, otherwise known as All Souls Day.
All Souls Day which takes place on November 2, is commemorated with a three-day celebration that begins on the evening of October 31st, the same night as Halloween. The celebration, much like the that of the ancient Celtics, is designed to honor the dead who, it is believed, return to their earthly homes through a portal between the "other world" and here.
In honor of these celebrated and sometimes feared spirits, participants dress in costumes and parade through the candlelit streets at night en route to sacred burial grounds and selected spiritual locations to livicate the spirits of the dead with song, food, items of significance, flowers and candy. Alters are built and graves are decorated as family members and loved ones gather together to picnic with the ancestors on this holy of nights.
The similarities between the two holidays are pretty strong. Both had roots in the honoring of the dead, both are celebrated during the harvest season, and both involve the wearing of costumes. Sweets for the dead and candles or jack-o-lanterns to light the way home for returning souls are other recurring themes as well.
Though there are many folks today who do not believe in a world outside of their limited optical viewing, celebrations like these have been going on for generations all across the world reminding us that there is more to life than meets the eye, and the honoring of departed loved ones is a tradition not soon lost.
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