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I find myself in a similar situation as those of you who mentioned that you dream all night long and wake up tired. I dream a lot and it seems as if every time I fall asleep whether it\'s for a short nap or my usual 8 hours at night, I dream and dream nonstop. I wake up \"exhausted\". It\'s as if I was awake the entire time. I don\'t know what to do. It\'s not as if my dreams are \"nightmares\" however sometimes they are strange and they are all mixed up; oftentimes, I can wake for a few moments and go right back to my same dream as if I have \"paused\" it. How strange this seems to me. Does anyone understand this? Thanks!
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The tired feeling doesn't come from the dreams. It is probably a result of inadequate restful and deep sleep. Dreams occur in the REM stage of sleep, and too much of REM sleep can lead to a reduced 'quality' of sleep, even if the quantity appears normal.
There are a lot of reasons why your sleep architecture can be disturbed, which you will be able to discuss with your doctor. You may need to consult your GP first, and then a Sleep Specialist, if needed. Anxiety and stress are common factors associated with such a condition. You may also have to look into sleep apnea.
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A Diet of Darwinian Dogs
All human actions are grounded in ethics, one way or the other. There is no such thing as an amoral act or deed. Christianity declares to the world the doctrine of the ubiquity of ethics. This is a message that does not sit well with Unbelief. Ever since the Fall men have been trying to wriggle out of being pinned to the wall and having to account by spiting out all the butt ends of their days and ways.
One stratagem has been to claim vast realms of amorality where ethics and morality are deemed not to apply. But the Word of God is unequivocal: all things lie bare and exposed before the eyes of Him with Whom we have to deal (Hebrews 4:13). What is done in the darkness will be proclaimed in the light. Unbelief recoils at these truths. It would assert that there are enormous swathes of human action which are so unimportant that they are sub-ethical. It would claim, on the other hand, that some things are so vast and big that "ordinary" ethics do not apply. And when it comes to oneself, Unbelief asserts a host of mitigating circumstances and rationalisations to explain away any wrong doing, whilst deflecting blame on to others, or to circumstances.
The dismal science of macro-economics is one example of a "big area" deemed too important to be subject to ethics.
Yet most of the economic problems with which Western nations are now confronted exist because governments and market participants have refused to acknowledge the relevance and reign of ethics. The "solutions" to our problems are similarly devoid of any hint of repentance, or admissions of guilt. There is a slew of blameshifting, but not confession. The solutions will likewise fail. God is not mocked.
Here are just a few examples. If a lending institution (a bank or mortgage company) lent to a borrower who could not possibly service the loan, let alone repay the principle, the transaction would be irresponsible, reckless, and unethical. It would be morally wrong. Such deals were done, of course, with the implicit, and often explicit, promise that perpetual, relentless capital gains of housing would "make everything right". It was a form of fraud and deceit. "Informed consent" is a meaningless concept in such transactions. One appropriate consequence of such immoral behaviour might be for the courts to order such loans to be written off in total, with no recourse to the security of the borrower's property.
Secondly, the Bible's social ethical frame presumes an imbalance of power between a lender and a borrower, such that failure of the borrower to service or repay a loan should result in a legal bias in favour of the indebted. The powerful have a duty of care. It is not just the amoral dog eat dog "ethic" of social Darwinism which Unbelief propounds.
Thirdly, institutions which should have known better and which should have had adequate capital reserves to more than cover extreme contingencies such as occurred in 2008-11, must be held accountable morally, civilly, and criminally. They must face the consequences of their recklessness--liquidation, prosecution, takeover, and so forth. If a seller of securities fails to have sufficient capital to meet its obligations, it is trading in a manner that is implicitly fraudulent, technically insolvent. Directors of ordinary companies can go to prison for such recklessness and fraud. Investment banks want to be put into a different category of accountability from traditional banks, suggesting that normal ethical and legal principles don't apply to them.
Fourthly, if governments and government agencies act in a manner which convey implicit guarantees, leading to foolish behaviour on the part of non-government actors, with the presumed cloak of low-risk government security, both politicians and government officials ought to be held criminally liable. If politicians, for example, push lending institutions into high risk, low security house lending to minority groups or low-social economic constituencies in the interests of "fairness" and "non-discrimination" (as they did) such politicians and complicit government agencies should be criminally liable for charges of bribery and corruption.
These infractions largely remain untouched. Saving the system and making it solvent again have become the prime focus. Consequently, crises will recur. Amoral Darwinian capitalism is doomed to destruction and collapse. Take away the moral foundations of an economic transaction and fiduciary care evaporates. Reckless greed and irrational panic mushroom forth. Dogs eat dogs.
God requires doing what is right, before personal gain. Any economic system not built upon such His transcendent ethical requirements will fail, modern Western capitalism most definitely notwithstanding.


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Tensions are running high in Tidim town after an explosion occurred in front of the Chin National Front (CNF) liaison office several days ago.
No-one was injured and the building suffered no major damage in the attack suspected to be the work of nationalists upset by the census .
One local explains that "the CNF wants to add 'Chin' before a person's name in the census, but some local people cannot accept it".
The government acknowledges 53 different tribes in Chin state, but the Zomi (Tidim) tribe is not included. They want to be able to add "other" as there is no code for them.
At last year's Chin National conference it was agreed that 401 would be the code for Chin in the census.
The isolated Zoma, estimating 3 million in Burma, say they have been confused by outsiders as being Chin and have their own customs and traditions.
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Democratic House leader Nancy Pelosi (Calif.) is not urging her colleagues to launch congressional remapping offensives to retaliate against GOP off-year redistricting drives.
"No, I'm not raising it at all,'' she told me. But after losing seats in Texas last November because of GOP mapmaking, some of her Democratic members, notably Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee chief Rep. Rahm Emanuel (D-Ill.), don't want to sit around while the GOP makes a run in Georgia. Republicans earlier tried and failed to remap Colorado. "What did they think was going to happen here?'' Emanuel told me.
Pelosi has a lot of sensibilities to juggle on the issue. Anything she says may well reverberate to California, where GOP Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger is promoting his plan to have retired judges, not legislators, draw the map. Schwarzenegger contends judges would depoliticize a process consistently yielding safe GOP and Democratic seats.
Through the nation's history, it used to be that redistricting would happen once a decade, in the year after the census. But, under the current GOP leadership, that's been changing. With the controversial support of House Majority Leader Tom DeLay (R-Texas), lawmakers in Austin redrew district lines, and, as a result, the GOP gained seats. Now Georgia state legislators don't want to wait for the 2010 census and are pushing a new map.
"I don't like midterm elections,'' Pelosi said. "No, I'm not raising it at all."
"It is up to the states to decide how they want to be represented,'' she told me. "I'm not encouraging anybody to redraw the lines. But I do respect the right of a state to decide what their representation is in Congress. The problem we have in Texas is that it is in criminal court, it is in the civil court and it is in the court on the constitutionality of it, and that's just not right,'' she said.
On paper, Illinois seems an ideal target for Democratic retaliation. The governor and majorities in the state are all Democratic. It could be a home-state showdown between Emanuel and House Speaker Dennis Hastert (R-Ill.).
Emanuel is encouraging Democrats to raise the pain threshold for Republicans if they go after more state maps. Emanuel huddled with all but one of the Illinois House Democrats on Tuesday night in the office of Rep. Jerry Costello (D-Ill.) to discuss strategy. They agreed that they loved Emanuel and Rep. Jan Schakowsky (D-Ill.), who is also promoting an aggressive anti-remapping stance.
But at the meeting, none could see how any plan could be executed, given that it is not on the agenda of Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich, a former House Democrat who needs Hastert's help on a variety of things, Mayor Richard Daley and state House Speaker and state Democratic Party Chairman Michael Madigan. But Emanuel has a point to make here.
Emanuel's goal is not to remap Illinois, Georgia or any other state. His objective is to put pressure on Hastert to get the Republicans to cut out this middecade mapmaking business.
"But you can't say it's bad for Illinois and promote Georgia and Texas and Colorado,'' Emanuel said. "The hypocrisy. We say it is bad for the institution … and Hastert has some responsibility to not put party above the institution.''
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Last week the whole team came together for a bunch of meetings in Sydney. In one session we traded stories on tactics and techniques we used to get our job done. I shared with the team what I do to keep a watch on the blogosphere.
Just like Scoble, I use tools such as Feedster, Pubsub and Technorati to scan feeds looking for keywords, and I subscribe to a few of these searchs. I use Newsgator Outlook Edition as my RSS reader, which gives me the power of Outlook to create search folders and allow me to look at aggregated/summarised views of all the feeds.
So, for example i have a few "ego feeds" PubSub: Frank Arrigo, Feedster: Frank Arrigo, Technorati: Frank Arrigo
I also use some of the feed aggregation tools, as I previously mentioned in an earlier post
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So I ordered a Flip Video, which I guess means I'll be joining the ranks of the vlogging soon (like twitter, I blame this on the lovely Daisy Whitney). I'm excited about it even though I've decided I don't really want to talk to the camera that much, discuss writing or show my face at all. Doomed for failure, that's me! But I'm totally gonna fail awesomely because THAT'S HOW I ROLL.
I think Joanna Bourne's first sale story on Dear Author is my absolute most favourite yet. You should read it.
In other news, I'm completely addicted to Duffy's Rockferry thanks to Kim (of the scathingly hilarious, unimitable What Claudia Wore). It's incredible. It's so driven and sexy and take-back-that-broken-heart empowering! I'm going to write tons to it, I can tell. My only complaint is that Duffy does not have fulls songs on her myspace which means I cannot make them my profile song. Lame! Also she hasn't friended me back on myspace. Neither has Carla Bruni. Thnx a lot, people I buy music of's myspaces. You hurt me.
Also, when I bought Rockferry, Britney Spears's Blackout LEAPED OFF THE SHELVES AND INTO MY HANDS and I am not one to fight fate or musical genius so I got that too. I could devote an entire paragraph to how AMAZING Blackout is but you'd all just think I was being sarcastic. It is Brit's most personal yet and I heart it. It makes me sad her personal life totally overshadowed its sweet poppy dancey goodness. My only complaint is the cover. I know you can look sexier than that, Brit-brit. Call me! I photograph peoples on the side.
Speaking of music, I mentioned this in twitter but the link doesn't work and I can't edit it (lame!), Brad Sucks's newest album Out of It is available for pre-order, so you should probably do that (you can pick the price and everything–$5 minimum for CDs, and your purchase includes the MP3s and the lossless FLAC format, what a steal!). I've yet to meet a Brad Sucks song I don't like so I'm pretty excited for September where I can meet more and like them too. If you are leery of pre-ordering music you have never heard before (weirdo), his first album is available for FREE download or purchase. Start with Look and Feel Years Younger, Fixing My Brain, Bad Attraction, Dirtbag and Time to Take Out the Trash (my fav).
Eee, I love music.
My sister and her husband are flying in from China soon and I am SUPER EXCITED because I haven't seen them in a year. They are in the air right now! They could call at any moment and say PICK US UP FROM THE AIRPORT and we'd have to DROP EVERYTHING AND DO IT!
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Sworn to serve: Newly elected officers and the board of directors of the Rotary Club of Austintown were sworn in by Rotarian Chuck Baker at the July 11 meeting. In the front row, from left to right, are Deanna Spirko, president; Hillary Prestridge, secretary; Vince Colaluca, vocational service; Jennifer Connolly, international; and Mark Cole, club service. In the back row are Ron Carroll, vice president; Brian Frederick, treasurer; and Dave Buttar, community service.
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Ohio's Grand Chapter and its officers of District 2 Order of the Eastern Star were honored recently by the Association of Chapters at Enzo's in Warren. From left to right are Warren Mayor Michael O'Brien, Worthy Grand Patron Trevor Sproul, Worthy Grand Matron Sue Kerns, Mayor-elect Doug Franklin and hostess Holly Robinson, president of the association of chapters.
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Not forgotten: During the Fourth of July weekend, Columbiana County Recorder Craig Brown met with local war veteran Jonas Murray. Murray is one of the area's last Korean War veterans. He served in the 43rd Infantry and graduated from the Advanced Medical Leaders Academy. From left are Scott Vankirk, Murray's grandson; Murray; his wife, Barbara; Elizabeth Horner, his stepdaughter; and Brown.
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Chicken House longlist: The Witch of Edaine by Hilly Barmby
We're publishing extracts of the longlisted stories for this year's The Times/Chicken House Children's Fiction Competition. Twelve-year-old Emmeline – fed up with her meek, pious existence – is accused of being a witch, but is in fact a daughter of a race of renowned painted warriors. In this extract, Emmeline has been caught demonstrating her extraordinary powers
"Alfred?" Her mother wrenched the kitchen door open. 'Come and see what Emmeline has just done. It's extraordinary."
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There was a scuffling and then the sound of heavy boots thumping up the hallway. He'd barely got into the kitchen when her mother beckoned at her.
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Every week, we will seek out expert advice to help a small or medium-sized company overcome a key issue it is facing in its business.
For Grail Noble, rapid business growth has been a blessing and a curse.
The founder and president of Yellow House Events — a Toronto-based events-management company that deals mostly with technology firms – is thrilled that her nine-employee company has increased its revenue by 1,200 per cent in five years to $2.7-million in fiscal 2010.
But the bigger her clients get, the harder it becomes for her to cover the upfront costs of their events.
In the event-management industry, companies have to pay vendors – hotels, caterers, event staff and the like – themselves when something is booked or by the day of the affair, Ms. Noble says.
But her clients don't pay her until 60 to 90 days after she sends them an invoice.
That's not a problem if a company gets a year to plan an event; it can then bill in increments and pay vendors closer to the party.
But tech businesses are protective of their intellectual property and products, so they only start planning events, like launch parties, weeks from the event date.
Ms. Noble sometimes has as little as 10 days to organize an event (though five weeks is more typical), and the whole thing has to be paid for well before she sees a dime from her clients.
"We get a lot of last-minute business," she says. "So the challenge for us is getting money in before the project is completed."
This is becoming more of an issue as her company grows. A recent $1.5-million project "started to stretch me," she says.
She points out that she does have cash in the bank, and because she doesn't have money tied up in goods or equipment, her cash flow is fairly fluid.
However, she often has numerous projects on the go, and she can't drain her bank account to pay for all of them in cash.
To help cover costs, Ms. Noble maxes out her credit cards and taps her line of credit, then collects receivables from prior events and pays off her plastic.
Occasionally, she's had to ask vendors for a short grace period, which she doesn't like to do.
"We have relationships with vendors that exceed that one-time event," she says. "We can't just keep saying we haven't received payment and can we change payment terms?"
Ms. Noble doesn't usually ask her clients to pay quicker either.
"Nothing can sour a relationship like money," she says.
If she doesn't figure out a way to get more cash in earlier on, her business could get itself into trouble.
"Reputation is everything in our business," she says. "If I start defaulting on my payment terms and can't use my vendors, the quality of my product will suffer."
The Challenge: How can Yellow House Events get more money upfront to pay for its events?
Shane Lawrence, Toronto-based associate vice-president of sales and service at TD Canada Trust
Many small businesses, like Yellow House, are afraid to talk about money, which I find funny. Big companies aren't scared to talk about it because they talk about it all day long. Ms. Noble feels like it implies a lack of financial stability, but it's sharp business practice to say you don't want to outlay a bunch of money upfront. She needs to get over that fear. She should talk to her clients and ask if there's a way to fast-track half the invoice so she can receive some money before the outlay starts. Or set up payment stages. Maybe get paid at the beginning of the year for four events over the next 12 months.
Also, consider going to a factoring company. You sell them your receivables – they take a commission up front and it could be as much as 10 per cent. But they'll give you the money now and invoice your client.
And, of course, she should talk to her bank, explain the situation and try and get the biggest line of credit possible. There are likely different levels of receivable financing options available to her.
Simon Rockliffe, Toronto-based senior manager with Ernst & Young
She should talk to the client and see if she can alter the structure of her payments. In these situations, owners often get prepayments for running events. You won't get 100 per cent, but she can get at least a portion to cover costs. Consider offering a "prepayment discount." Many companies are looking to improve their [balance sheets] and may be open to Yellow House offering an early payment discount. That could mean accelerating payments to 10 or 15 days in exchange for a 1-per-cent to 2-per-cent discount.
With the vendors she deals with regularly, she should create a preferred supplier relationship. Use similar vendors for different events. Create a partnership where they know that business will be channelled to them and the reciprocating benefit to Yellow House would be some kind of agreement to extend payment terms, or at least a more flexible payment arrangement.
Moe Somani, chief executive officer of Vancouver-based event-management company SOHO Business Group
We've had the same growth problems. One of the things we've done is to stipulate to clients that payment has to be before an event. We put it right in the contract and generally they adhere to that. Our [accounts payable employee] calls the company a week before the event to say they haven't received a cheque and that they can pay by credit card. Usually they'll send it—we had one client bring a $40,000 cheque to the event.
Still, "I'm sending a cheque" are famous last words. We require companies to give us a credit card number. If a cheque hasn't come, we'll process the card the day before the event. We can refund the payment when the cheque arrives.
When you're calling companies about paying, you need to have a really good accounting person that has a great personality. You don't want to have the typical accounts payable person calling up and freaking out.
Offer a prepayment discount
Every company is looking for ways to save money now, so offer a discount for payment within 30 days.
Work with a factoring company
Factoring companies will buy your receivables, which means you get a lump sum up front – minus commission – to pay for the event.
Create a preferred suppliers list
Guarantee a vendor regular work in exchange for a more flexible payment schedule.
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Tim Tebow Receives Relationship Advice From Lawrence Taylor
Tim Tebow was the butt of the joke on "Inside The NFL" recently when Hall-of-Famer and former New York Giants linebacker Lawrence Taylor gave him advice about using his love life to survive in New York City.
In a segment of the show called "Dear Insiders", a question from "Tim from the Meadowlands" asked advice of 53-year-old Taylor.
"(Dear Lawrence,) Like you, I'm a clean-living, hard-hitting, good ol' southern boy trying to make it in The Big Apple," the mock question stated. "What was the secret to your success? Thanks in advance, (signed) Tim from the Meadowlands."
While host James Brown posed the question that seemed to mock 25-year-old New York Jets special teams player Tebow, Taylor responded as if he were speaking to the Christian QB.
"I would say he would have to go to church, Temple – wherever he goes – find a nice girl," Taylor said on the program while adding a few profane words. "I mean marry her if he has to ... but he's got to get some of that pressure off."
The men on the football program seemed to joke about Tebow's virginity which he publicly admitted four years ago during an SEC Media Day press conference, when a reporter asked the then 21-year-old college football player if he was saving himself for marriage.
While the men on Showtime's "Inside The NFL" poked fun at the football player, they were not the first or only ones to do so. Rob Gronkowski, New England Patriots' tight end, also spoke about Tebow's virginity last April.
At a speaking engagement for the University of Rhode Island, Gronkowski joked about taking Tebow's virginity. His remark surprised many on Twitter whose responses were, "Oh My," and "What?!
Still, Tebow's virginity has worked in his favor. Virgin Atlantic Airlines reportedly offered Tebow free flights if he remained a virgin when the announcement was made that he would move to the New York Jets.
"The 'penalty flag' will only be thrown if the quarterback 'gets sacked' and 'loses possession' of his V-card," a statement from the airlines read.
New York City's Museum of Sex also offered Tebow a lifetime membership to their facilities most recently.
"We would like to welcome you to New York City area with a lifetime membership to the Museum of Sex," a letter from the museum stated. "While we completely respect your choice to forgo having sex until after marriage, we hope you visit the Museum of Sex to learn more about the history, evolution and cultural significance of human sexuality."
Still, "Inside The NFL" co-hosts Phil Simms and Cris Collinsworth thought Taylor's advice to Tebow was nothing short of funny.
"As you soon as you said Tim Tebow, I knew this was not gonna be good," Simms said on the show.


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CAIRO — The first online statement from the new leader of al-Qaida's affiliate in Iraq claims that the militant network is returning to strongholds from which it was driven by U.S. forces and their Sunni allies before the American withdrawal at the end of last year.
The al-Qaida leader claimed the militant group is preparing operations to free prisoners and assassinate court officials.
The audio identified the speaker as Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, who became head of the Islamic State of Iraq in 2010. It was posted late Saturday on a website regularly used by the militant movement to make statements.
Al-Baghdadi warned the United States that it would soon suffer militant attacks on its territory.
He also invited Muslims to come to Iraq to join his militants.
The statement comes as Sunni insurgents, now believed to be dominated by the ISI, step up attacks against Shiites, government officials and other targets, in what is seen as a bit to undercut the authority of Iraq's government and revive sectarian conflict.
"I bring you good news: We are starting a new phase in our struggle with a plan we named 'Breaking the walls,' and we remind you of your priority to free the Muslim prisoners," he said.
"At the top of your priorities regarding targets is to chase and liquidate the judges, the investigators and the guards," he said.
He urged tribal leaders to send their men to join al-Qaida as it returns to areas from which it withdrew — a reference to reverses the ISI suffered at the hands of U.S. forces and allied Sunni militias in 2007 and 2008.Comment on this story
"I urge you to send your sons to join the ranks of the mujahideen (fighters) in defense of your religion and honor," he said. "The majority of the Sunnis in Iraq support al-Qaida and are waiting for its return."
Deadliest day in 2 years
BAGHDAD — A startling spasm of violence shook more than a dozen Iraqi cities Monday, killing over 100 people in coordinated bombings and shootings and wounding twice as many in the country's deadliest day in more than two years.
With the U.S. military gone and the government mired in infighting, the Iraqi wing of al-Qaida has vowed to push the nation toward civil war.
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April is National Financial Literacy Month
Since April is National Financial Literacy Month, we'd like to take a moment to recognize and tip our hats to the many school financial aid officers and administrators that strive every day to increase financial literacy. One such Administrator was recognized as the FAPSC 2013 Rickie Knobel Financial Aid Administrator of the Year. Colleen Bradshaw-Russell from City College (Fort Lauderdale) was the recipient of this prestigious honor that was presented at the FAPSC 2013 Annual Conference held in South Florida. The award is named for Rickie Knobel, an advocate for students' rights and the first from the private, postsecondary sector to serve on the board of the Florida Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators. Colleen is ethical, knowledgeable and involved in many campus committees and initiatives. She is committed to doing the right thing for students to ensure not only that they have a successful education experience, but also a successful future. Colleen is a shining example of an administrator who takes on the role of "teaching" through efforts made to further improve financial literacy among students. Congratulations Colleen!
If you know someone like Colleen at your campus – help us recognize and thank them! FAPSC hosts an Annual Awards program each year where school administrators, faculty, graduates and campuses are credited for a "job well done!"
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Not Much Bounce In Bouncing's Step
Bouncing, a rather straightforward knock-out puzzle game from JRSoftWorx, confounded me for a solid 30 minutes until I realized the problem wasn't the game, it was me.
Bouncing, a rather straightforward knock-out puzzle game from JRSoftWorx, confounded me for a solid 30 minutes until I realized the problem wasn't the game, it was me.
FlickBuddies has a cheeky name that resembles another word if you glance at it quickly. The game does provide good, clean fun, though it still is a casual encounter.
Who do we the people of the 21st century fear? In real life, it's the terrorists. In movies and TV, it's zombies. The combination of the two should be the perfect bad guy of our modern era.
Live Poker by Zynga, also known as Live Poker By The Guys Who Made Farmville, is hoping to be the world's biggest "social casino". I'm afraid it may be succeeding.
Porting a turn-based role-playing game to the iPhone is simple. Nailing the controls on a classic action RPG like Secret of Mana is another thing entirely. How did Square Enix do?
Grimm is a new iPhone game that has me wondering why I've never played a video game rendered in the aesthetic of the great, spooky aesthetic of legendary illustrator Edward Gorey before. Thank goodness I finally did, for one dollar.
If you missed out on The Game Atelier's fur-flinging shooter Flying Hamster when it came out as a PSP mini, the iPhone brings you closer to the heroic tale of beer, bees and bullets than ever before.
Locked in a research laboratory at the bottom of the sea, an alien lifeform breaks from its captivity and mounts an escape. That's the premise of Perfect Cell by Mobigame, our iGame of the Day.
When I misheard a friend's iPhone game recommendation, I wound up accidentally buying Colorblind. Today, Kotaku's iGame of the Day is the game my friend was actually recommending: Colorbind.
I ask my friend to recommend me an iPhone game. He tells me that Colorbind is interesting, maybe excellent. I nod. I go to iTunes. I download Colorblind. I think it's great. I compliment my friend's good taste. Wait. Colorbind?
Learn to walk, learn to run all over again with QWOP, the iPhone port of the highly entertaining and/or maddening track and field Flash game of 2008. Using a touchscreen to independently control calves and thighs sounds fun, right?
There's a difference between dead and lifeless, as this iPhone port of Dead Rising unfortunately demonstrates.
On sale right now for just four bucks, Battlefield: Bad Company 2 is the iPhone game I'm spending the most time playing these days.
Consider the bar upped.
I was a big fan of Lara Croft and the Guardian of Light when it came to consoles and, it turns out, I'm just as big a fan of the iPhone version.
You'd think a game inspired by a Sony PSP ad — an ad that implied an iPhone game called Lame Castle would suck — would be a quick cash-in. You'd think that, but you'd be wrong.
Keeping a dozen cranky infants happy hardly sounds like a fun time in real life; on the iPhone, it's the premise of Dirty Diapers, a fast-twitch puzzler just released on the App Store.
We've got two giant-killer-worm games for you to consider today, each available cheap for an iPhone/iPod/iPad. Death Worm is based on the 2007 original of the same name. Super Mega Worm Vs. Santa is a newer elf-slaying take. Decisions, decisions.
I've always said that the iPad would be a great solution for bringing board games to the digital era, Risk: The Official Game HD proves it.
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TeenLIVE at the NYPL in Retrospect: Mark Siegel on November 9, 2011
We were fortunate enough to have Mark Siegel at the Bronx Library Center on Wednesday, November 9, 2011 at a TeenLIVE at the NYPL event. Siegel works for First Second. He wrote Moving House, Seadogs: An Epic Ocean Operetta, and illustrated To Dance: A Ballerina's Graphic Novel.
What brought me to TeenLIVE comics: I have never been much into comics, but I had a great time and an enlightening experience at the TeenLIVE event with Tyra Banks (the teens were very excited to see her!), so I determined that this TeenLIVE thing may be a high-quality program. Also, Chris Shoemaker, our Teen Programming Specialist, is always fun and asks thought-provoking and off-the-wall questions. So I was very excited to see what this Mark Siegel was about. I also read an interview with him online ahead of time, so I knew this was an intelligent guy who probably had very interesting things to say about comics, art, and life. He did not disappoint.
Back at the Bronx Library Center: Although there were few people in the audience, I think that the people who were there benefited a lot (I know I did). It was especially neat to have the program at a library that I previously worked at, so I was able to see a lot of people that I knew. I was back in the awesome Bronx Library Center auditorium where I watched so many programs (children's theater, the ever-so-popular Saturday afternoon 2:30 p.m. concerts for adults — the auditorium is always packed for that, and a Sophocles play — I believe that it was Antigone).
Art, Drawing & Photography: Siegel had some very enlightening things to say about art and the creative process, which I would not ordinarily think about since I do not draw. I did take a drawing class in college, and I enjoyed art classes when I was school-age, but I usually straggled through art. I barely managed a self-portrait when I was in college, and I drew some pictures with a grid, but my art instructor was most impressed with the composition of my photography when I showed some to her (mostly of ducks in a pond, if I recall correctly). I still love taking pictures of family, my cats, and any exciting events.
Following is the exciting interview between Shoemaker and Siegel:
Chris Shoemaker: What is the story behind the doodle of you in overalls and the straw hat on your web page?
Mark Siegel: I felt like a hick going into NYC, since I grew up in France. An editor is like a farmer with many plots; tending the books is like having a garden.
CS: I know that you have been exposed to many authors in France. What is the main process of introducing a different style to America?
MS: In America, superheroes in comics are emphasized. In France, there are comics about everything; there are a greater number of subject areas covered in France.
CS: Is France a loose-flowing style versus having superheroes in American comics?
MS: Going from colors and pencils to ink is a static style in drawing. In France, there is a loose energy. There, graphic novel artists move from pencil to design, which includes light and shadow, which is very cerebral. The ink transforms the picture into a performance piece, and puts life into it. The picture is not stiff and inhibited. Schools of comics influence each other (eg, Japanese and American comics). American Born Chinese won awards never given to comics before (eg, Printz). This novel is perhaps so popular because it focuses on the bigger issues of human race, such as immigration, stereotypes, and internalized racism.
CS: You mentioned the theatrical quality of comics. How challenging is it to portray theatre through comics?
MS: Every art form is a constraint, and artists must search for a constraint that suits them best. Some things work well in comics, some things work better in movies, and some things work better in prose. Comics are not about including beautiful pictures; the beauty in comics is in the flow and pacing. In America, there still exists some stigma of comics being bad for kids. Ninety percent of comics are bad, 90 percent of movies are bad, but the media is defined by the 10 percent of gems that have a place and speak to the human experience. There are people who are putting their hearts and souls into these art forms.
CS: There are comics dealing with murder, abuse, etc. Are comics better at dealing with these issues?
MS: Prose creates pictures in your head, elliptical pictures, that show the stories. With comics, you can switch into the metaphorically visual. For example, humans can change into scarecrows.
CS: Are there many comics that are serialized to build an audience?
MS: Web comics are good at building an audience.
Chris: Is it true that web comics introduce voices not seen in mainstream comics, to broaden the audience?
MS: Yes, there is a strange, peculiar humor in web comics. Web comics are more interactive in that viewers can post comments, and replies to comments can be posted, similar to blogs.
CS: Is First Second looking into steampunk?
MS: We have some things that are somewhat steampunk. When we look for items to publish, we are not looking for a specific genre, we are looking for something for everyone. We have everything from space opera to banned books, etc. Everyone is trying different things, overpaying, driving the market up. There is no magic key in business. Everyone is trying to do Hamlet in comics, but there is no room for big soliloquies in comics.
CS: What do you think are the future prospects for things that have not been tried before in comics?
MS: People are always pushing the envelope. There is one comic about a ballistic doctor who makes his patients sick.
Shoemaker then opened the floor for questions from the audience. Several members of the audience were interested in how to get into the business of comics. Siegel suggested conferences, including Comic Con, which is held every year here in New York City, and is a very reasonable price for cost-conscious comic fans to attend. I think it's great that The New York Public Library provides events like these where young hopefuls can become aware of how to pursue their dreams, and I'm so glad that they felt comfortable asking Siegel. Siegel provided some interesting advice. He stated that he has developed an ability to see artists' and writers' potential. Even if something is not at the level where it could be published right away, it might be published soon. However, Siegel in unable to yet determine how long it will take any given person's potential to develop.
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Topic: Moonface is back!
Ex bedrock resident and artist Phil Thompson returns with his second EP for Stripped Recordings.On the back of the freshly remixed 'U Get So Give'on by Paolo Mojo on Bedrock (of course) we are glad to see MOON FACE back in the digital sea..
Label:STRIPPED RECORDINGS
Cat No:011-SR
Title: Ultimize EP
Tracks: Ultimize // Perceptions // Tumbleweed // Individual
Release Date:August 08,2008
Support From:
Sasha,Hernan Cattaneo,Hybrid,Laurent Garnier,Chloe Harris,Roger Sanchez,Troy Pierce,Taucher,DJ Vibe,DJ 19,Ben & Lex,Mike Hiratzka,Ricky Ryan,Tyler Stadius,Simply Jeff,Fred Numf,BalErik,Chloe Harris,Technasia,Jordi Riera,Mark Dynamix,Mark Moore,Kickflip and more....
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Phil has forthcoming material coming in the shape of his re-edit of Monk Ponk & Audiomindz "Switchead" out 17.10 on Stripped Digital (which recieved 10/10 from Sharam & Dubfire last week) and a remix of Interplay_Blue for Stripped Recordings (rel TBA).Plus a single G Kah for Discoteca.
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SAN JOSE — San Jose State senior cornerback Bené Benwikere was taken off the field on a stretcher Friday night after suffering an apparent neck or head injury during the third quarter of the Spartans' home game against Utah State.
Benwikere combined with teammate Christian Tago to tackle an Aggies receiver. He collided with Tago, and Benwikere's helmet immediately popped off and he landed on the ground and lay motionless.
He was quickly attended to by trainers and on-site medical personnel. They placed a brace on his neck and loaded him on to a stretcher and he was taken off the field.
Benwikere gave a slight wave of his hand as he was carted off the field.
Benwikere was transported to Santa Clara Valley Medical Center in San Jose for further observation. He had feeling in all of his extremities.
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Export an AppLocker Policy to an XML File
Updated: November 9, 2009
Applies To: Windows 7, Windows Server 2008 R2
This topic describes the steps to export an AppLocker policy to an XML file for review or testing.
Membership in the local Administrators group, or equivalent, is the minimum required to complete this procedure.
Click Start, type secpol.msc in the Search programs and files box, and then press ENTER.
In the console tree, expand Application Control Policies, right-click AppLocker, and then click Export Policy.
Browse to the location where you want to save the XML file.
In the File name box, type a file name for the XML file, and then click Save.


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Herbal skin care products can benefit the skin in many different ways. This herbal skincare page provides herbal soap recipes that can be made in your own home.
Sage is a useful herb for skin cleansing, stimulating blood circulation in the skin, tightening skin pores, and restoring the elasticity of the skin. It can be used for skin that is oily or for wrinkled and sagging complexions.
Camphor also stimulates blood circulation and has anesthetic, antimicrobial, and anti-inflammatory properties.
2 cups of M&P soap base
2 tablespoons camphor oil
¼ cup clary sage infusion
1 teaspoon clary sage oil
Start by melting the soap base. Combine the melted soap and herbal ingredients. Stir until all the ingredients are blended together and pour the herbal soap mixture into molds. Keep the soap wrapped or store it in a cool dark place to keep it fresh. The soap will be good for about one year and a half.
Rosemary is an herb that is great for herbal skin care. It refreshes the skin and can be used as a toner and astringent. It stimulates blood circulation and restores the elasticity of the skin, which decreases naturally as we age. Rosemary is effective on oily skin and also possesses antibacterial action and therefore can help with acne.
1 lb soap base (any variety)
1 cup of whole milk
½ teaspoon rosemary pure essential oil
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Spray the mold with a vegetable spray to prevent sticking. Melt the soap base and combine with the milk. Add the rosemary essential oil and mix well. Pour the soap mixture into the mold. After a couple of hours, push the herbal soap out of the mold and slice it into round soaps. Note that rosemary oil is not recommended for people with high blood pressure or epilepsy.
The nettle herb is good for oily skin and has cleansing, clarifying, and emollient properties. It is also suitable for sensitive skin. It is useful for treating and preventing dandruff.
1 cup glycerin soap base
1/8 cup aloe vera gel
2 tablespoons crushed dried nettle leaf
2 tablespoons simmered, macerated fresh nettle leaf
Melt the soap and mix together all ingredients and pour into molds. Once cooled, pop out the herbal soap out of the molds and store the soap in a cool dark place.
Lavender is a good herb to use in herbal skin care products for normal or dry skin.
2 cups grated soap
½ cup water
6 vitamin E capsules
1 tablespoon ground dried lemon verbena leaves
1 tablespoon dried lavender buds
10 drops lavender oil
20 drops sweet orange oil
Melt the soap over heat with the water. After the grated soap has melted, add vitamin E oil and all the remaining ingredients. After the soap has cooled and thickened, scoop out a small handful of the soap and roll into a ball. Flatten the ball to create a disk shape. As the soap cures, press the soap into a firmer and smoother shape. Mix a little orange oil on your hands and polish the soap smooth. This soap will discolor if the lavender buds are added too soon to the melted soap and so they should be added just prior to removing the mixture from the heat.
Peppermint is a good herbal skin care product becaus it cools, refreshes, and stimulates the skin. It helps restore skin elasticity, tightens pores, has anti-inflammatory properties, and reduces skin redness and irritations. It is good for oily skin.
1 lb. M&P soap
1 tablespoon mint leaves (finely crushed)
1/2 teaspoon peppermint essential oil
1/2 teaspoon spearmint essential oil
Melt the soap base and add mint leaves and fragrance oils. Pour into molds and let the herbal soap product harden.
Chamomile is very soothing for the skin. It is an ideal herb for irritated or sensitive skin and helps with irritation of the scalp.
Rose petals have cleansing and skin toning properties. Rose petals help to hydrate and moisturize the skin and are ideal for dry, aged, or sensitive skin.
½ cup distilled water
½ cup orange flower water
1 tablespoon dried peppermint leaves
1 tablespoon dried chamomile
1 tablespoon dried rose petals
1 tablespoon orange blossoms
1/2 tablespoon unscented glycerin soap
1 tsp. castor oil
Combine the distilled water and orange flower water in a saucepan and bring the mixture to a boil. Remove the pan from the heat and add the peppermint, chamomile, rose petals, and orange blossoms. Let steep for 1 hour. Strain the herbs and flowers from the water and reheat gently. Add the glycerin soap and stir in the castor oil. Let cool to room temperature and bottle.
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Review for Trees, Water & People, Fort Collins, CO, USA
I first heard about Trees, Water, People when Stuart Conway came to our nature center to speak. I was impressed with him as a caring individual who took his simple idea and expanded it so that many people could be helped.
He continues to find new ways to help those in need with low overhead and his ability to recruit volunteers.
He publishes a nice newsletter and has some attractive items to sell.
I started giving to TWP the day I heard him and I have continued to donate ever since.
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The following is from Pendemonium's website (if you don't know Frank and Sam at Pendemonium, you need to get to know them QUICK!)
Wahl and the Ever-Sharp Pencil Company
Eversharp Pencils - The MythIn 1912, Tokuji Hayakawa, a Japanese businessman, invented an all metal propel type pencil named Ever-Sharp. The Ever-Sharp Pencil Company began exporting pencils to the United States in 1914. The pencil was immediately successful and in 1915, The Wahl Adding Machine Company bought controlling interest in the Ever-Sharp Pencil Company. Wahl began manufacturing Ever-Sharp pencils in Chicago in 1915. The Wahl-Eversharp propel pencils continued to be a popular item well into the 1920s.
Eversharp Pencils - The TruthRecently discovered information dispels the story above of the Eversharp pencil being originally designed and produced in Japan. The mis-information has been generally accepted by those in the pen community for many years and has been published in several different references. One of the most fascinating aspects of fountain pen collecting is that new information is constantly surfacing. This is not the first instance of well accepted information being disproved. I would suspect that as time goes by, more old and accepted fountain pen myths will also be discovered.
The Eversharp pencil was invented by Charles Keeran in 1913. He applied for a patent to the pencil on Oct 1913 and was granted the patent in March 1915. Some of the very first Eversharp pencils were produced in New York by Heath. (Heath is known for high quality filigrees and metal work on pens) These pencils were first sold in a test market during the holiday season of 1913 at Wanamaker's in New York. In October of 1915, Keeran signed a contract with Wahl to manufacture Eversharp pencils. Wahl was apparently quite persistent in wanting to have total control of the Eversharp pencil production and in August 1917, Charles Keeran was basically forced to resign from the company. Wahl certainly was not up front over the years about sharing these historical facts!
From an original Wahl Eversharp 1928 advertisement
|Usually, when we think of the Wahl Eversharp metal pencils, we envision the basic gold filled ringtop model with chevron chasing and the accompanying dings and dents that unfortunately, metal writing instruments are subject to. Aside from the basic pencil style mentioned above, Wahl Eversharp produced metal pencils in a variety of chasing patterns and metal finishes.
We've acquired a nice little grouping of early Wahl Eversharp metal pencils that are in beautiful condition and virtually free of unattractive dings and dents. These make great little nostalgic gifts
The following pages are from the Wahl-Eversharp 1929 catalog. Thanks to Julie over at Peaceable Writer, who also happens to be the previous owner of this pen.
This lovely little pen measures just 3-3/4" capped and 5" posted. As such a small pen, it requires posting even for me. It also does not hold a big ink supply, yet it is lovely to look at and a joy to write with.
The #2 Wahl nib is fine, firm and extremely smooth, delivering a big writing pleasure in a small package.


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About Rogers Park
For some it's the abundance of beaches, for some it's the great values in vintage apartments, for some it's the diversity and culture that comes from its location between two universities. No one can say quite for sure what it is that makes Rogers Park uniquely Rogers Park.
Rogers Park is one of the most culturally and economically diverse neighborhoods in Chicago and the nation. Located in the far northeast corner of the city, more than 80 languages are spoken among the community's 63,000 residents. In Rogers Park, people celebrate diversity and value harmonious living. Residents of differing incomes and ages live side-by-side and work together to build a community where everyone, can live, work and succeed. "In a city made famous for an accepted and often enforced cultural and socio-economic homogeneity within neighborhoods," says the Chicago Tribune, "Rogers Park stands almost alone as an exception."
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Allergan Inc. has fired back at activist investor Bill Ackman over his letter castigating its board for refusing to negotiate with hostile takeover bidder Valeant Pharmaceuticals International Inc.
Mr. Ackman's letter slams the board for allegedly violating its fiduciary duty by not sitting down with Valeant to discuss its $53-billion (U.S.) offer and driving down Valeant's stock price with a "scorched earth, negative information campaign against Valeant."
Mr. Ackman's firm, Pershing Square Capital Management LP, is a partner with Laval, Que.-based Valeant in a bitter takeover attempt.
"Pershing Square's letter to the Allergan board is not based on facts, and is rooted in self-interest and innuendo," says Allergan's response, issued Wednesday.
"Mr. Ackman is simply trying to distract Allergan stockholders from the fact that the Valeant proposal is grossly inadequate and substantially undervalues Allergan."
Pershing Square has agreed to exchange its Allergan shares – it owns about 10 per cent of the stock – for a fixed number of Valeant shares and will thus benefit, to the detriment of all other Allergan shareholders, if Valeant pays less for Allergan, says the Allergan response.
"Mr. Ackman is clearly interested in providing only self-serving negotiating advice while the Allergan Board is focused on pursuing the most attractive course of action for all Allergan shareholders."
The unsolicited bid for Botox-maker Allergan was unveiled in April and the two sides have been trading salvos ever since.
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how do the groups work? I joined the applique group but dont' see how to post in it.
That is a good question. We have not yet had a lot of experience w/groups, and will be test driving it here in the next few days. I'll keep everyone posted!
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We're still working on making posting work for groups. You can join one, but can't post right now. It's on the front burner!
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I'm a paid member but when I went to join, it told me that I'm not and that I'm pending as a member? Just curious.
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I'm new and not sure where this goes. At our church we have one computer that runs our video output (powerpoint, movies, presentations, etc.) That computer has a Nvida GeForce 220 gt. We just purchased a larger TV for our rear screen (so whoever is up front can see what's on the main screen without turning around). The TV has HDMI and RGB inputs. The other screens are a main front projector, and two side TV's. All are connected with VGA off a VGA splitter box (generic 1x8 1920x1440 130mhz). We have a Monoprice VGA to HDMI converter that will output 1080 or 720 at 60hz. That's the particulars. The picture on the rear TV is shifted down and to the left about an inch either way (65 inch tv). I've tried using the nvidia screen position utility but it's like it's cut off from that edge. The screen shifts but like it's sliding behind that edge. The kicker....if I use the HDMI out on the video card it works just dandy, but the card can only use two of the 3 outs (vga, dvi, hdmi) at a time and we need one of those outputs for the primary display monitor for the operator. As I see it my options are: 1. A different VGA to HDMI converter (tried VGA to RGB with disasterous results) 2. Get an HDMI splitter and run HDMI to the other screens. I'm not fond of that option because it makes for long runs which means extra boosters and such and the money is not in the budget for it. I've tried my best searching different forums and threads and help files and blah blah blah and have come up with nothing. So videohelp.com gurus unite!! Any help would be GREATLY appreciated.
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Is it possible to add another video card with HDMI out to your PC?
I'm not sure if a different VGA to HDMI converter will work any better.
I use a powered HDMI splitter with a 50 ft. cable run, but I understand stringing more cables isn't always the best solution.
Other members may have some better suggestions.
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Any chance that the computer motherboard has graphics capabilities? If so, then on most/some computers you can use the on-board graphics plus the add-in card for 3 outputs. Unfortunately, some won't let you use on-board graphics and add-in at the same time (I've got one of those at my church).
Had a 'Atlona AT-HD500' a few years ago and it worked fine, but it wasn't really cheap, so I too would go with a second video card, which is probably way cheaper than a decent vga2hdmi adapter.
I'll have to check the computer if I have an extra video slot.
A few PCI>HDMI cards:
If you know more information on the PC used, brand, model or what exact motherboard it uses would be helpful.
If it's a fairly new PC, it likely has a unused PCI slot, or maybe a XI slot. There are a few X1 HDMI cards.
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So, even if I have an empty, how do I run 2 cards? Is there another thread for that I can read?
I've ran two video cards on PCs before. The first time was to get a second VGA monitor and the other was to add HDMI to one of my PCs. I don't recall any problems with either setup. Possible hardware issues could be added heat and power supply loading, but that depends on the PC.
Someone else here could probably give you better answers.
EDIT: One more thought. Do you send the audio over the HDMI or is that handled by a PA system?
Audio is all done with the PA. Checked the computer. Adding a second card is not a problem power or slot wise. I have a couple extra PCI slots and the power supply will handle another card.
I checked the link that redwudz put up for newegg.com. I was reading the reviews and most of them commented about how slow the cards were. I'm only using it to run powerpoint and the OCCASIONAL (rare) video. So no gaming or hard super hard 3D work. If it can handle a smooth fade ppt transition we're in business.
If it can handle a smooth fade ppt transition we're in business.
Anyone have any experience with external cards that run off USB 2.0 to HDMI?
Just thought about this: how about USB to VGA or a PCI card that has VGA to run my primary display from and then use the gt 220 to run my extended desktop? Once again, I'm not doing anything too graphically intense.
Just an update for anyone who wants to know.
All the USB to HDMI or VGA adapters had too low of ram to function smoothly with the new office transitions. Also, there were driver conflicts with every one I tried. I did remove the current graphics card to run off the integrated to see if it would work. It functioned but still didn't run smoothly. I ended up having to get a PCI graphics card (made sure I had the same chipset and similar generation). I initially had issues with windows seeing it as a graphics card until I changed the bios setting to PCI/PEG instead of PEG/PCI. There ya have it. If you're looking to add a third screen, the USB to whatever outputs really only work if you're running off integrated graphics and they are kinda chuggy at that. Thanks for all the replies here. Case closed
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History And Profile of the Hamlet Of
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|History of Churches in the Hamlet of Northville (Town of Genoa)
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Northville, (Kings Ferry p.o.) is situated on a beautiful plateau, in the north-west part of the town, and is distant eight miles south-east of Aurora, two miles east of Kings Ferry station, and about three miles west of Genoa. It contains three churches, (Presbyterian, Episcopal, and Catholic) a district school, two general stores, one drug store, one shoe shop (kept by O. F. Kendall), a harness shop (kept by James Detrich), a hardware store and tin shop, a blacksmith (kept by Ossian King), one hotel (kept by R. J. Drake, and built in 1849 by Captain David Ogden and D. Adams & Son, on the site of one built by Samuel Chadwick in 1814, and burned May 30, 1844), and a population of about 300.
Capt. David Ogden was probably the first merchant in the town. His business was conducted for a time in a block house a little south of Alanson Brown's and was subsequently moved to a wing on the north side of the Jump house. He commenced business soon after coming into town, (about 1797) and continued a great many years, as previously mentioned in connection with his settlement here. The next appear to have been Knapp&Rice, who had a store near Joseph Fenner's but were unfortunate. Samuel Adams, Niram Wildman and Stephen bassett commenced business under the name of Adams, Wildman & Co., in 1802, and continued till 1806, when they dissolved and Adams& Wildman went to Genoa village and engaged in mercantile and other business there. They were succeeded at Northville by Reuben Pomeroy, who occupied the store they vacated, which stood on the site of the building built for a steam mill, and continued till his death in 1812. From August 1809, to the summer of 1810, Darius Adams then bought him out and in December of that yearentered in copartnership with Henry Bradley, under the name of Adams & Bradley. They built in 1819 the store now occupied by Dr. Ball, and continued business till April 1823, whrn Mr. Bradley sold his interest. He subsequently moved to Penn Yan and was a leading merchart there for many years. Mr. Adams continued the business till 1846, when he retired, having been associated in the summer of 1831 with S. G. Pomeroy, when the firm name was Adams & Pomeroy; from 1837-40, with Samuel C. Lyon, under the name of Adams & Lyon; and from 1840-46, with his son Samuel, when the firm was known as D. Adams & Son. In 1835 he built the store now occupied by Adams & Ogden. From 1846-51, Samuel Adams was associated with his brother Darius W. Adams, under the name of S. & D.W. Adams. After 1851 Samuel Adams conducted the business alone until April 1, 1857, when Newell Lyons became his partner, and the firm became S. Adams & Co. February 10, 18644, Mr. Adams bought his partner's interest and in April 1867, he sold to Darius W. Adams and Weston A. Ogden, who hae since carried on the business under the name of Adams& Ogden.
During these years many other persons have been engaged in mercantile business for short periods with vried success. Among them were Jesse Atwater, Samuel and Ansel Chadwick, Gay & King, Harvey Andrews & Horace Atwater, Sidney Avery & Theron Seymour, Wail H. Davis & Theron Seymour, Richard Brownell, seneca G. Pomeroy & Walter G. Bradley, titus,Greenfield & Co., Lewis Seymour, Pierce & Co., Sauel & Lewis Atwater, Andrew Thorp, Union Store, Allen C. Purdy & Son and James C. King.
Philo Clark, druggist, commenced business in 1865, and still continues it. L. B. King, general merchant, commenced business in 1866, in company with B. F. Coleman, with whom he did business about a year. In 1874, James A. Greenfield became his partner and continued with him one year. King bought out Ansel Chadwick in 1866. G. W. Crocker commenced the hardware business in 1866, in company with Thomas Underhill and W. A. Purdy, whose interests he bought at the expiration of two years. In 1870, he was associated with S. C. Bradley, under the name of Crocker & Bradley. In 1871, Bradley sold to John Starner, who after two years, bought Crocker's interest and continued in company, a part of the time, with Edwin Perry, until March 1877, when he sold to Crocker & Peckham, who still carry on the business.
King's Ferry post-office was established at Ogdens Corners, in 1807, with Capt. David Ogden, Sr. as postmaster. The office was kept in a wing on the north side of his house, one mile west of Northville, until 1822, when it was moved to Northville. In the first year sixty-two letters were received, of which three were paid, thirty-nine unpaid and twenty free. The gross amount received during the first year for letters and papers was $18.99 1/2, of which the government received $12.63 1/2. Mr Ogden was succeeded by Henry Bradley, who was appointed January 1, 1823. Daruis Adams received the appointment in December 1823, and held the office as late as 1842. G. W. Gunn, Lewis Seymour, (who held the office in 1846), Darius Adams, Lewis Seymour, Samuel Atwater, (who held it in 1851) and Walter G. Bradley succeeded each other at short intervals. Bradley held the office as early as 1854 and as late as 1859. He was succeeded by Allen C. Purdy, B. F. Coleman and Samuel Adams, the latter whom was appointed in 1869, and still holds the office.
Prior to the settlement of any physician at Northville, Drs. Thomas Lyon , who was the first physician in the section, and was located at Five Corners, Nathaniel Aspinwall, who came in 1803, and settled three miles south of Northville, where J. F. Baker resides, and Consider King, who settled at Capens Corners, (Ledyard) in 1805, extended their practice to this locality. Aspinwall was one of the original members of the County Medical Society, and he and King were intelligent and conscientious men. Dennison R. Pearl, a native of Oneida county, commenced practice here in May, 1828, and continued six years. He resumed practice in 1843, at Sherwood, where he now resides. Samuel Milliken, who commenced practice in Brockport, came here about 1828, May 1st of which year, while a resident of Genoa, he joined the County Medical Society. Ansel Chadwick, who had been away some years, returned here in 1832, and practiced until his death in 1867. Philo Clark, who was born in Massachusetts February 9, 1807, and was educated at Fairfield and Geneva Medical Colleges, from the latter of which he graduated in the spring of 1834, commenced practice at Borodino in 1835, abd after one year removed to Northville, where he has since practiced. He joined the County Medical Society June 2, 1836. B. F. Coleman, who was born in Goshen, May 23, 1823, and educated at the Albany Medical College and the College of Physicians and Surgeons of New York, from the latter of which he graduated in 1845, commenced practice at Northville in 1852. He removed to Seneca county in 1870, and returned here June 3, 1878. Frederick A. Dudley was born in Madison, Conn., Jan. 6, 1842, and educated at Yale Medical College, where he graduated in 1862. He commenced practice as surgeon of the 14th Connecticut Infantry and after the war practiced about two years at Beaufort, S.C. He removed thence in 1868 to Northville, where he has since practiced.
Though Northville is not the theater of any manufacturing industry, it has not been utterly destitute of an effort to make it such. In 1836, some public-spirited citizens formed a stock company and built a steam flouring-mill. Jonathan Borden was the chief stockholder and was made president. Darius Adams was treasure. It was in operation several years, but did not pay, and is now used as a store-house.
GENOA LODGE NO. 213, F. & A. M. was organized August 11, 1813, at the house of Simeon P. Strong, in Teetertown (Lansingville). William Miner, Lemuel Powers, John Bowker, Samuel Knapp, Darius Adams, Curtis Galpin, Simeon P. Strong, Belding Kellogg, Martin Kellogg, Ithmar Kellogg, Levi Roath, H. West, Abner Brannis and Samuel R. Wilson, who were members of Sylvan Lodge, Massachusetts, Eagle Lodge, Seneca county, and Scipio Lodge, Aurora, were the charter members. This was the fourth lodge in the County, the first having been organized in Aurora, March 22, 1797, the second at Moravia, in 1810 and the third, (Morning Star Lodge, now dead) near Bolt's Corners, in the present town of Scipio, in 1811. It died during the anti-masonic times, and was reorganized as No. 421, January 29, 1857. The charter members then were J. M. White, Geo. Fritts, J. H. Pickard, G. W. Gunn, Darius Adams, David Ogden, and B. A. Shepard. The lodge now numbers about ninety members. Since the reorganization meetings have been held in the rooms formerly occupied by the Odd Fellows, in the steam mill building.
The NORTHVILLE TEMPERANCE SOCIETY was formed in August 1828, in which year, in the west half of Genoa, there were two distilleries, four licensed hotels and four stores, selling about 250 barrels of ardent spirits. Only eighteen individuals in the town could be induced to sign the pledge, and notwithstanding the Society first met with violent opposition, in the fifth year after its organization not a license was granted in the town. The old Society died years ago but the work has been continued and today there are in West Genoa two Good Templar Lodges and two Rechabite Tents.
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|Name Index To Town of Genoa Election Dist. #1, 1892 New York State Census Records
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The jockey, the wealthy owner, the veteran trainer: one by one they die. All players in the high-stakes world of horse racing - and all complicit in its terrible sins. By making them pay, one killer earns the chance to make his point…while the mastermind behind it all draws closer to the fatal finish line.
San Diego CSI Holly Jennings has seen enough violence in her career to know the difference between a killer bent on revenge - and a killer bent on chaos. She knows there's more to these murders than meets the eye. But as her hunt for the truth leads her from the tracks of Southern California to the farms of Kentucky and the grandstands at Saratoga, she finds herself drawn deeper into a tangled web of ambition and greed, as not one, but two sadistic killers race toward their terrible goal: utter destruction.
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Even though Audible doesn't show this as a series, this is the second book with Detective Holly Jennings. Each book could be read independently but then you might miss some of the details of her home life and why the appearance of a certain character in this book affected her so much. The first book was Daddy's Home which I liked a lot better than this one.
Someone is going around killing members of the horse racing community. Some of them were innocent, some not. Since I'm not familiar with horse racing I don't know if some of the things described in this book are true or not surrounding the racing industry. The plot was just a little too out there for me and I had no trouble putting it down at times because I didn't want to hear what came next.
The narrator did an okay job, but nothing spectacular. The male voices could have used some work.
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I liked this book, but it ran on in parts and although I won't say what (don't want to ruin the plot for anyone), there is one thing that is truly hard to believe, you will know it when you hear/read it...
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Granite Peak
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The only bear we saw was this grizzly in Yellowstone Park. What you don't see in this picture is the gaggle of tourists, cameras in hand, literally running after the bear!
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