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Polyarticular juvenile idiopathic arthritis (JIA) is a category of JIA where multiple joints are affected by chronic inflammation, and where serious and lasting damage to joints is the expected natural history in untreated disease. There is evidence of response to disease-modifying antirheumatic and biologic drugs, but little evidence of permanent remission from any of the existing therapeutic trials. The TREAT trial by Wallace et al., recently published in Arthritis and Rheumatism, used a collaborative multicenter approach to studying early aggressive treatment of polyarticular JIA in an attempt to achieve full clinical inactive disease after 6 months of treatment. The study's main finding that the earlier in the disease course that treatment is started, the better the chance of disease control, has provided evidence that there is a 'window of opportunity' for treating JIA as there is in adult rheumatoid arthritis (RA). The study provides both a platform and an impetus for concentrating future treatment trials on early rather than established disease and investigating a standard of starting treatment within 10 to 12 weeks.
The term juvenile idiopathic arthritis (JIA) is used to cover a group of conditions in childhood from infancy to the age of 17 where arthritis is the main feature and is truly idiopathic (that is, where no definite infective, malignant, hematological or other autoimmune cause is found for the arthritis). There are various subtypes defined in the JIA spectrum, agreed by expert consensus (International League of Associations for Rheumatology (ILAR) criteria) [1,2] to be as near to individual disease entities as possible, especially for the purpose of future research into more exact etiologies for these conditions.
Polyarticular JIA is defined as the JIA type where five or more joints are involved with either a rheumatoid factor-positive (on two consecutive tests) or a rheumatoid factor-negative further subdivision [1,2]. JIA is said to be polyarticular if at any time in the first 6 months from onset the cumulative number of involved joints reaches five. If this additive total effect only occurs after 6 months from onset then the type is changed from oligoarticular (up to four joints involved) to extended oligoarticular (five or more joints after 6 months). In addition, the JIA subtypes of systemic onset JIA and enthesitis related JIA, as well as psoriatic JIA, can also involve five or more joints. If the other associated defining features of any these particular groups are missing or overlooked, it is possible for a clinical case to be assigned to the incorrect group. Indeed, there may be some false divisions between the various subtypes if polyarticular arthritis is the main feature. However, there are still too few studies with large enough subgroups of patients with all the subtypes to know if the ILAR classification criteria for subtypes is truly clinically relevant from a therapeutic point of view in disease with polyarticular involvement. There is no single diagnostic test for any of the subtypes of JIA apart from a persistently raised rheumatoid factor level in the absence of connective tissues disorders.
The incidence of JIA is approximately 1:10,000, with a prevalence in the population of around 1:1,000 and about one-third of cases being polyarticular in nature [3,4]. This subtype may affect from five to most joints, can cause erosive disease, joint deformities with damage to growth plates, reduced mobility and general debility from chronic inflammation. It is associated with long-term disease activity into adult life in over 60% of cases. Treatment to achieve clinical remission is therefore vital, but the exact algorithm of care to achieve full remission has still not been established and there is considerable variation between centers based on clinical experience.
The role of methotrexate in the polyarticular subtype is secure after controlled trials in relatively large numbers of patients [5-7]. Biologic therapies including anti-tumor necrosis factor (TNF) blockers have been shown to improve disease activity, but all treatment studies seem to plateau with 75% to 85% of patients responding at significant response levels [8]. Steroids are used in different ways, with short-term intravenous courses of methylprednisolone or one-off intramuscular depot injections and/or multiple and repeated intra-articular injections being favored by some with others using more long-term regimes of low dose oral steroids [9-11]. For difficult unresponsive and damaging disease there are suggestions that Rituximab use may have an important role [12]. So far, complete and sustained clinical remission allowing for complete withdrawal of treatment is rarely reported, and yet this remains the long-term aim of all treatment attempts [13-16].
There have been no studies in JIA designed to investigate an initial aggressive approach to treatment with an aim of early complete disease remission, although many clinicians individualize treatments in an effort to achieve this. The TREAT trial [17] compared subcutaneous methotrexate at 0.5 mg/kg/week to a maximum of 40 mg plus two placebos with the same methotrexate regime plus subcutaneous etanercept 0.8 mg/kg/week (maximum 50 mg) and oral prednisolone 0.5 mg/kg/day (maximum 60 mg) tapered to 0 mg by 17 weeks.
The ambitious primary outcome was set as clinical inactive disease [18] at 6 months with clinical remission on medication within 12 months of treatment also assessed (defined as a continuous 6 months of clinically inactive disease while receiving medication).
The strength of this study was that it attempted to use the 'window of opportunity' approach for long-lasting disease control from aggressive initial treatment [13]. Rather than simply looking for improvement using the usual American College of Rheumatology (ACR) Paediatric 70 response rates (70% improvement) the much more stringent primary outcome of clinically inactive disease was used. Assessment of two active treatments versus two concurrent placebos was also a strength, as it involved analyzing a treatment algorithm rather than looking at a single drug effect.
The main finding of the study was that after 12 months clinical remission on treatment was achieved in significantly more patients in the intensive treatment group than in the placebo and methotrexate group (P = 0.0534).
Potentially the most important finding of the study was that the shorter the disease duration was at baseline, the more likely it was that clinically inactive disease would be achieved by 6 months. For each month sooner after disease onset the aggressive treatment was begun, the more likely it was that clinical remission at 6 months would be achieved, and this was to a factor of 1.324 per month earlier. This finding does support the very important suggestion of a 'window of opportunity' for easier and more long-lasting disease control [13].
There were disappointingly small numbers of patients achieving clinical remission on treatment by 12 months with 9/42 (21%) in the full treatment arm and 3/43 (7%) in the methotrexate and double placebo arm, suggesting that although this difference was statistically significant the treatment regime itself is unlikely to be the breakthrough in terms of the majority of patients that we are seeking. However, these patients had very severe disease and a large proportion (33% to 40%) had rheumatoid factor positivity.
The randomization process did allocate more severe patients to the placebo arm in terms of more active joints and a significantly higher erythrocyte sedimentation rate (ESR) in the placebo arm, but this should really have served to accentuate the effect of the full treatment regime. This study demonstrated how effective injected weekly methotrexate can be given early in the disease course.
The relatively large numbers of patients discontinuing complex studies such as this provides a warning to investigators to include larger numbers of patients than the strict power calculations allow in order that the final numbers in each group remain meaningful. Larger numbers also allow for more subanalyses to be carried out in the explanation of results.
It is possible that once-weekly etanercept is not as effective as twice-weekly etanercept in the initial phases of treatment and that oral prednisolone is not as effective as intramuscular, intravenous or multiple intra-articular routes of steroid administration. The definition of clinically inactive disease may have been too stringent in this study with the 2011 consensus for provisional criteria for definitions containing a few amendments that may be more realistic [19].
These findings support the need to continue the search for a rapid initial remission-inducing regime, and yet the protocol studied does not appear to be that exact regime. The findings that the earlier treatment is started the more likely that clinical remission on treatment will be achieved at 12 months is a fundamental one in encouraging clinicians and healthcare providers to continue to be open to new regimes, rather than enshrining accepted protocols such as National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE)-agreed protocols in practice forever.
The need now is for a study of 'tight control' until clinical inactive disease is achieved using a personalized approach, with addition of therapies with short interval reviews until the patient is fully under control (as has been shown in adult rheumatoid arthritis), and then to describe what these regimes require [19-22]. The results of the TREAT trial are worrying enough to justify more substantial treatments such as a trial of rituximab on first diagnosis of polyarticular JIA rather than after failure of more widely used treatments.
The author declares that they have no competing interests.
EB is Consultant Paediatric Rheumatologist at Alder Hey Children's Foundation NHS Trust and Deputy Chair of the Clinical Studies Group in Paediatric Rheumatology, a part of the UK Medicines for Children Research Network and Arthritis Research UK
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This evening I'm participated in a twitter chat about teacher stress. The topic got me thinking…
I do believe teaching is one of the most stressful jobs. I haven't based that on research, though there is apparently plenty to support it, but just my anecdotal evidence. There are also all sorts of articles online to back me up like this and this.
A quick google search for teacher stress reveals its actually quite a divisive issue. High numbers of teachers are reporting that they are extremely stressed, and high numbers of non-teachers are telling them that they don't know what stress is.
Whether or not teaching is one of the most stressful professions is not really the point. The point is large numbers of teachers report FEELING high levels of stress. Those stress levels have serious implications for health, family and our ability to perform our job well.
So why are we stressed?
Again, speaking only from my own experience here are some of the things I believe contribute (in no particular order).
1. We Have An Impossible Workload
We are expected to cater for every individual need in our class. Planning a lesson isn' t just planning a lesson any more. Lesson planning involves individualising it to ensure all students are accessing appropriately challenging curriculum. As I plan my lessons for tomorrow, I have to consider my student with ADHD who cannot concentrate for longer than 5 minutes, needs frequent changes to activity and plenty of physical activity. I also have to consider my student with learning difficulties who needs an entirely individual program, my ESL students one of whom has only very limited English language, my very anxious student who is reluctant to attempt any task without an adult by her side, my gifted student who is already working at a Y5 level in my Y2 class and requires her own curriculum. Then there is my student on the autism spectrum, and the one who…. I could go on to describe all 26 of my students, but you get the picture. We teach approximately 6×40 minute lessons per day over a 5 day week – with 3 lesson times a week taken by another teacher while we do administrative tasks. That's a lot of planning and individualisation. Planning one 40 minute lesson well, with all the differentiation required to meet individual needs frequently takes well more than an hour.
Of course, not only are we asked to cater for all our individual needs, we are also supposed to document how we do it. To accurately document our work also takes an enormous amount of time.
Our workload also includes:
- marking work
- decorating our rooms – to create that welcoming and engaging environment
- responding to student discipline and welfare issues – sorting out playground issues can take a very long time
- parent meetings
- reading and responding to emails
- staff meetings
- curriculum meetings
- professional development meetings
On top of that, if you are an assistant principal like me, you have to fit in an executive load as well.
2. We Feel a High Level of Personal Accountability
Our personality is intricately linked to our work as a teacher. We use it as a tool to welcome, support and engage our students. Teaching success or failure feels personal. Because our work is so tied up in our personality, our ego is greatly invested. When things aren't working, it is very difficult not to take it personally. When a parent complains that their child is bored or doesn't want to come to school, it's hard not to take that as a personal failing. Instead of looking at what adjustments can be made to the lesson or the curriculum, we frequently beat ourselves up. We become full of self-doubt.
3. Children's Futures are at Stake
We are very aware of the consequences of failure. If we fail, our students become illiterate or innumerate. The social consequences of a failure to educate are dramatic.
4. We are a Political Football
Just in case we weren't aware of the importance of our work, and the consequences of failing in our duty to educate today's children, the politicians and media are constantly reminding us. We keep hearing of failing schools and failing teachers. We are frequently demonised in the press.
There are many other contributing factors to teacher stress as well – student behaviour, angry parents, unsupportive working environments… The list is endless.
How to Deal with the Stress
I've noticed, that while all those issues still exist for me, I don't suffer from stress nearly as much as I used to . Here is why:
Set Priorities
It took me years to work out that my workload actually IS impossible. I can't possibly achieve all that is asked of me to the standard I would like – ever. I used to have sleepless nights worrying about everything I wasn't doing, but that's changed. Now that I've finally worked out I can't do it all well, I just figure out what the most important things are and do those. As a result, my desk is untidy, and my classroom walls don't look as nice as I would like. I'm also behind in all but the essential paperwork. I don't cater for ALL student needs ALL of the time, either. But I do cater for all of them throughout the week, and I'm constantly finding better ways of doing that. Really what's changed is my attitude. I've become more realistic about what is achievable, and put time into the things that will have the most impact. I don't put a lot of time into things that aren't really going to lead to improved outcomes – like putting up nice borders around my displays.
Single Tasking
When things are really busy, I find it easier to focus on one goal for the day or the week, and accomplish that. It's better than attempting multiple tasks and finishing none.
Trust Myself
One thing I've learned is that there are always times when it is going to be stressful and the workload seems impossible to manage. But I also know that in the last 20 years I have successfully navigated my way through every one of those busy periods. Somehow, no matter how much is dumped on us, we always manage to make it work. A lot of the stress I used to experience was anxiety – a fear that somehow I wouldn't get through what I needed to. Now I know that I will, and just get on with things.
Stop Taking Things Personally
I used to assume I was at fault if an angry parent stormed into my classroom. Now I am able to step back more and look at the problem objectively. On the rare occasion a parent does storm in, it's usually because of issues outside of school. If it really was a problem with me, then there would be a class full of parents storming in. I'm also aware that you can't please everyone and chances are I'll have 25 satisfied families, but one who is very critical and quick to find fault. That's just the nature of a democratic society. When I do have those difficult conversations, instead of becoming defensive, I find the best approach is to simply listen to the issue and come up with a plan. Take the focus away from who is to blame and towards 'Where do we go from here?'. Usually, once the parents understand that I am listening to them and taking their concerns seriously, any aggression or anger just dissolves. We start working productively as a team.
Don't take work home
Because there is always more that we can do as teachers, I learned a few years ago to stop taking work home. I work long hours at school, often not leaving until around 7pm, but that's it. My evenings and my weekends (mostly) are my own. Home is a place where I can relax. I don't even have to think about work if I don't want to.
I love going to my hot yoga classes. The health benefits are enormous, and I love the mental focus – it shuts out all thoughts of school, and is incredibly mentally relaxing.
Outside interests
Yes, it might surprise some people that I do have other things in my life aside from teaching, since it's all I tweet about. But I do. I am always studying something – usually art, writing, or learning musical instruments. I sing in a very amateur covers band (we have had one gig). I'm part of a book club. I also have a very satisfying home and social life.
Well, those are some of the reasons I find teaching stressful, and some of the ways I deal with it. What do you find stressful about teaching and how do you manage it?


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Buffalo Wild Wings (NASDAQ:BWLD) has a serious weight problem.
Sure, the restaurant chain reported strong sales growth again this week. Revenue was up by better than 21%, marking the eighth consecutive quarter where sales rose by 20% or more.
Those are results that other restaurants can only dream of. Fast-growing Chipotle Mexican Grill, Inc. (NYSE:CMG), for example, increased sales by just 13% last quarter. Ditto for Panera Bread Co (NASDAQ:PNRA), which grew by 13%.
But B-Dubs' profits told a much different story. Earnings were a disappointment — falling by 10%. And that's another trend that's been going on for years.
Secret sauce
It's no secret that the company's profits are getting squeezed by rising costs. Chicken wing prices, which make up a huge chunk of B-Dubs' food costs, are up about 50% since the third quarter of 2011:
The good news for B-Dubs is that the tide might finally be turning. The company says that wing prices are trending down so far this quarter.
Bigger birds
But adding to that cost spike has been an even bigger problem for the company: Birds are getting fatter.
Producers have been growing bigger chickens lately. And, as a result, B-Dubs is getting fewer wings per pound from its suppliers. While that's good news for customers, who've had meatier wings to munch on, it has amplified the cost pressure on Buffalo Wild Wings (NASDAQ:BWLD). Last quarter, for example, wing costs rose a high — but manageable — 9%. However, because of the increase in average wing sizes, B-Dubs' costs were up an incredible 30%.
And that's not even the worst of it. Two quarters ago, wing prices and chicken sizes combined to drive the company's costs 90% higher than in the year-ago period.
No longer winging it
That obviously can't continue for long. Thankfully, the company has a plan to deal with the oversized poultry. Starting this summer, B-Dubs will begin selling wings by portion size, and not by piece. Instead of ordering wings by the dozen, customers will choose from "snacks, small, medium, and large portions." With that switch, the company will line up the way it sells its wings with the way it buys them — by weight.
While it should help B-Dubs get a handle on its costs, there's no denying that this change will be a huge transition for its customers. Many of them could be confused by the new portion system, or see it as a sneaky way to increase prices. Restaurant traffic might even take a hit as customers adjust to the switch. But the truth is that B-Dubs really doesn't have a choice anymore. The birds are getting too big.
The article 1 Thing Buffalo Wild Wings Absolutely Has to Fix originally appeared on Fool.com.
Fool contributor Demitrios Kalogeropoulos has no position in any stocks mentioned. The Motley Fool recommends Buffalo Wild Wings, Chipotle Mexican Grill, and Panera Bread. The Motley Fool owns shares of Buffalo Wild Wings, Chipotle Mexican Grill, and Panera Bread.
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Festive fun with our CycleSurgery competition
- By London Cycling Campaign on at 11:25am 23 December 2013
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- Tagged with: CycleSurgery, Christmas jokes, LCC competition
As part of London Cycling Campaign's 12 Days of Christmas, our friends over at CycleSurgery ran a competition for three people to win a full bike service. In order to win we asked you to send in your best Christmas jokes. Our tummys were already hurting from too many mince pies, but all the entries we recieved gave us a belly full of laughs too! We did, however, manage to choose three and below are the winning jokes and the names of the three lucky people who will be treating their bike to a thorough overhaul.
Well done and we'll be in touch via email with details of how to claim your prize.
What happened to the man that stole the advent calendar?
He got 25 days
Chris Miers
What does Miley Cyrus have for Christmas lunch?
Roast twerky
Ben Jones
Who is Santa's favourite singer?
Elf-is Presley
Christopher Cheyette
Merry Christmas everyone!


text: Just saw this on that new Fox Football Daily show. Smith tears off Incognito's helmet after one play and almost hits him in the face with it. Here's a link to the play: http://msn.foxsports.com/watch/fox-...lbin-alerts-nfl-about-in-game-incident-081913 Nuts. How was that not penalized? According to Jay Glazer, Philbin contacted the league about it. Guessing Smith's dumbass will be suspended for it.


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Holiday wear brings lots of holiday cheer. This festive bishop styled, smocked Christmas dress for toddler girls features lovely diamond smocking and hand embroidered roses and leaves in red and green. There is lovely red stitching trimming the neckline. Puffed sleeves with an embroidered rose buds on each and French lace trim gives this classic holiday dress a vintage feel. Along the lower portion of this little girls holiday dress, just above the hem there are three rows of fine pin tucks lying horizontally. Directly above the pin tucks there are beautiful embroidered rose buds.
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I purchased two dresses for my Granddaughters and couldn't be more pleased. Without a doubt, the most precious Christmas dress they will wear during the holiday season. Haven't tried them on yet but they look like they may run a little big.


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Saturday, November 10, 2012
Pair of Vintage Penguin Salt and Pepper Shakers
Vintage F&F Penguin Millie and Willie Salt and Pepper Shaker Set, in excellent condition. Willie and Millie are plastic and measure approximately 3 1/2" tall. They are marked F&F Mold & Die Works, Dayton, Ohio, USA on the bottom and have plastic stoppers, in tact.
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Friendly service and delicious aromas from the kitchen whisk diners to a Mexican experience. Gordo's is known for delicious classic and gourmet tacos, a variety of specialty margaritas, more than 75 varieties of tequila and mezcal, and great family value. Gordo's has a kinetic artistic energy with Latin music and vibrant folk art.
Gordo's Food
Tacos are at the heart of Gordo's menu, and they are served on a choice of hand-made soft corn, soft flour or crunchy corn tortillas. Guests are served three tacos per order, which range in price from $7-$12. Smashed Black Beans and Yellow Rice can be added for $3.
Taco choices include:
Pork – Marinated pork, roasted pineapple, onion, cotija cheese
Spicy Pork – Spicy roasted pork, pickled onions, pico de gallo
Grilled Chicken – Grilled chicken, cheese and pico de gallo
Hawaiian Chicken – Marinated chicken, roasted pineapple, onion, cotija cheese
Classic Beef – Seasoned ground beef, lettuce, tomato and Cheddar cheese
Steak – Grilled marinated steak, onion, cilantro, cotija cheese
Beef Short Rib – Slow-roasted short rib, queso fresco, salsa
Duck – Duck confit, pickled red onion, cotija cheese
Tuna – Seared tuna, pickled cucumber, carrot, avocado, sweet chili
Grouper – Dos Equis beer-battered grouper, chipotle aioli, avocado
Shrimp – Seared local shrimp, avocado, pico de gallo, pickled cucumber, carrot
Mushroom – Seasonal mushrooms, cheese, cilantro p>
Vegan – Quinoa, garbanzos
Veggie – Roasted fingerling potatoes, roasted poblano, cheese and pico de gallo
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Side dishes feature Gordo's fresh Guacamole that is prepared table-side to guests' preferences for only $5! Other side dish favorites include Chipotle Barbecue and Buffalo Wings; and White Cheese Dip with tortilla chips.
For dessert there are Churros served with Caramel Sauce, Chocolate Ice Cream Tacos, and Hand-crafted creamy Popsicles.
Children ages 8 and younger have several choices: Corn Dog with Fries ($5), Cheese Quesadilla with Fries ($3.50), Chicken Nugget Taco with Fries ($5), Side of Fries ($2), Side of Chicken Nuggets ($3); or a Side Salad ($3).
Gordo's Bar
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Business students loosen up and get ready to stir up some mayhem with the highly anticipated Business Madness Week, March 4th – 7th.
Mihaylo's Business Inter-Club Council, in collaboration with other student organizations, invites the CSUF community to a series of events meant to instill marketable skills applicable to any student, in any major. Almost twenty events throughout the week will be filled with speakers of prominent companies from different industries, providing students a valuable networking and educational experience.
Check out a few Business Madness events you won't want to miss!
Monday, March 4th
Beta Alpha Psi will be kicking off the first of the Business Madness events with "Globalization: Importance and Opportunities," featuring special guest Ernst & Young in the TSU at 1:30 pm. Students will learn about the changing face of globalization and how global leader Ernst & Young is overcoming the evolving market challenges. Hear about the many international and diverse business opportunities Ernst & Young offers prospective employees.
Pi Sigma Epsilon is welcoming guest speaker Mark Ryan, a representative from Disney & ESPN to speak about the sales and marketing opportunities available at the company. Join PSE next Monday in the TSU Pavilion BC at 5:30 pm.
Tuesday, March 5th
The CSUF Career Center is teaming up with the Business Inter-Club Council (BICC) to host a Business Career EXPO in the TSU from 1-4 pm. Employers will be recruiting for full time and internship opportunities. Remember, students are always welcome to stop by Mihaylo Career Services for a resume critique and mock interview sessions.
After attending the Business Career Expo, be sure to tune into Dean Anil Puri as he reveals an exclusive economic forecast hosted by the Economics Association in the TSU at 5:30 pm.
Hang on, Titans! We're only half way through Business Madness Week!
Wednesday, March 6th
Interested in investing in the real world? The Real Estate Association's is hosting "Cash Flow College, Real Estate Investing in the Real World." This too will be in the TSU from 2:30-4:30 pm. Who will be crowned at this year's Mr. and Ms. Business Pageant? The Entrepreneur Society and Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) Phi Beta Lambda will be hosting a business pageant at 6 pm. Don't be late; you won't want to miss it!
Thursday, March 7th
Lastly, you're going to want to mark your calendars for the final day of Business Madness. Mihaylo's various student organizations have planned a "Closing Ceremony" in the Mihaylo Courtyard to celebrate the week of madness with food, games, and prizes.
That evening, the American Marketing Association (AMA), Epsilon Nu Tau (ENT), and PSE are hosting the "How to Sell to Mihaylo" event. It's a sales competition with cash prizes and Steve Mihaylo will be one of the judges.
Take advantage of everything happening during Business Madness! These are all great opportunities to network and put your skills you have learned at Mihaylo to work. For a complete list of events and workshops, download a flier courtesy of the BICC here.


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Many of the most effective leaders I know are good "ideas" people. By "ideas" I refer to:
- the ability to listen to and consider multiple options
- present a new option that synthesizes previous ideas
- does this in a way that moves the issue at hand further along towards realizing its potential
An interesting piece to the effectiveness of leaders and their ability to generate ideas is that good ideas potentially guide others to generate additional ideas. In other words, effective leadership that generates good ideas often inspire innovation. Unfortunately, good ideas represent only half of the equation. Good ideas also need to be put into action.
Without action, good ideas are only good in theory. Once applied, good ideas move from theory to practice. It is only then that the value of good ideas becomes apparent. It is this value, gleaned from practical application, that reveals any necessary adjustments and, thus, opens the door for additional good ideas.
In schools, I do not see any lack of good ideas in theory. What is less noticeable, or at least publicized in the mass media, are the good ideas in practice – those ideas that have delivered on their hope, are universally valued, and move the educational field closer to its fulfilled vision.
Maybe, as the video above suggests, these good ideas in theory are in their "slow hunch" phase, waiting to join up with other good ideas to become a synthesized action. Are we waiting for an effective leader (or leaders) to make this happen? Are we working in our schools to deliver on the good ideas from within?


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Main Stream Media Airs Fraudulent Commercials And Would Never Expose Crooked Politicians .. But ..
At least there is someone confident enough to bring up what is really going on with the presstitutes and 'politicians' ..
Donald J. Trump ✔ @realDonaldTrump
How do you fight millions of dollars of fraudulent commercials pushing for crooked politicians? I will be using Facebook & Twitter. Watch!
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Chad Andrews received his BFA in studio art from Kutztown University and his MFA in printmaking from the University of Pennsylvania. He has taught at The University of Pennsylvania for five years, and held the position of Director of Visual Arts at the Interlochen Center for the Arts (Interlochen, MI) for six years. He is currently a full-time instructor of Printmaking and 2-Dimensional Design at Bloomsburg University. He maintains a private studio at the Pajama Factory in Williamsport PA.
Andrews grew up moving every two years for nearly 50% of his life. This constant changing of environments is melded to Andrews persona and is manifested into his approach to making art. Andrews work constantly fluctuates with mediums, techniques, imagery and concepts and yet through all this change, he remains the constant. Andrews recent exhibitions present a variety of directions and ideas simultaneously. This manner of working feels right to him, in a way it is exactly the way he lives his life. Andrews lives on a horse farm, teaches at Bloomsburg University, and has a private studio practice at the Pajama Factory in Williamsport, PA. These three very different lives are one to him and are reflected in his artwork.
In a recent studio visit with Andrews, a critic stated that, "If someone thinks they know what you do, they don't know you." Andrews took this as a compliment and keeps pushing his life and work forward. Andrews art keeps him observing and participating in the world around him and as this world changes so does his work.
Terms such as Representational, Pop, Graffiti, Conceptual, Installation, Abstract, and Contemporary, may be used to describe some of Andrews work. But the moment you use a name to describe what Andrews is doing, he feels that he is moving in a new direction.
His work has been in numerous exhibitions in Pennsylvania, Michigan, New York and Virginia and is represented by Gallery Plan B in Washington DC.
With the Converge show in December as his re- emergence into public life, 2016 will yield a whole new body of paintings, prints and drawings. He is not going to have an on-line presence for 2016, as he figures out these new works.


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While not your typical northwoods supper club, the interior focal point of Joey Gerard's is a nod to that genre with "Montague" – a large moose head which hangs above the fireplace mantel. Montague hung in a restaurant / bar in northern Wisconsin for 40 years before Joe Bartolotta picked him up at the State Fair.
The vibe at Joey Gerard's embraces a casual, family-dining experience. Combining classic supper club menu options, value-oriented specials, classic cocktails and ice cream drinks make Joey Gerard's the perfect community gathering place.


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I started to ride bmx when I was seven found a bike getting thrown out that didn't work fixed it and I evolved from there on.
I started with rides in Korea Town. Favorite rides are Monday night rehab when O Snap took over from Junu, shop rides from Pedalers West , and any ride from from the Valley to PCH and back.
Most memorable race was 2013 Wolf Pack Hustle Marathon Crash Race only six days after my uncle passing three days after laying him to rest on the day of his mother's Birthday my Grand mother rip. I suited up and raced I will never forget for the fact that I look back at that race and remember every turn every mile and finishing strong for them.
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Minster FM News
Tuition fees aren't stopping students going to uni
12:08pm 9th June 2011
It seems increasing tuition fees aren't stopping students going to uni.
The University of York has told Minster FM there's been a healthy interest in its planned open day for next month.
Officials say interest has outstripped stats for the last two years.
So far over 5,189 students and nearly 5,100 family members have booked up to attend the Open Day on 6th July.
That's 1,051 more people than attended last summer's event and 2,186 more than in 2009.
The most significant change is in the number of family members accompanying prospective students to Open Days.
This has increased by more than 719 this year compared to 2010.
Requests for 2012 prospectuses are also showing a strong performance particularly at Higher Education fairs across the country.
At one recent Higher Education fair in Manchester,
2,000 copies were snapped up in less than 24 hours.
The University's recruitment teams have also staged nine taster days which attracted 420 students from 16 schools and colleges, and a further 25 schools have visited campus with more visits lined up for later this term.
The University's Registrar, Dr David Duncan, said:
"It's early days yet but we're extremely pleased by the strong interest in our Open Days and the take-up of our 2012 prospectus.
"It shows that prospective students are interested in coming to a University of proven quality. It is a reflection of the strength of our reputation for first-rate teaching and a rewarding student experience, both of which we intend to maintain and enhance."


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Spicy start to 2017. Trim a 2 lb. leg of lamb and cut into 1-2″ chunks. Dry on paper towels. In a stock pot, brown meat, in stages to assure browning. Sprinkle meat with garlic powder and ground black pepper. Stir. When browned, remove meat to a bowl. In the same stock pot, to the browned bits, add a little olive oil and brown 1 red and 1 yellow onion, sliced. Add 1 yellow or orange bell pepper, sliced. Brown. Add 2-3 jalapeño peppers, de-seeded and sliced. De-glaze with 1/2 cup chicken broth and stir. Turn off heat.
In a small bowl, mix 2 tsp. coriander, 1 tsp. turmeric, 1 1/2 tsp. ground ginger. Turn up heat and add 1-2 cans whole San Marzano tomatoes. Stir tomatoes with peppers and onions. Sprinkle half the spice mix over them. Add the lamb with any juices into the pot. Stir. Sprinkle the rest of the spice mix over the lamb and sauce. Stir. Bring to boil. Cover. Turn to low.
In a small bowl, mix together 1 tsp. cardamom, 1-2 tsp. cayenne, 1/4 tsp. ground cloves, 1 tsp. ground cinnamon, generous 2-3 tbs. sesame seeds. Can add 1 tbs. poppy seeds as well. In a small fry pan, heat 4 tbs. olive oil. Toast spice mix in the olive oil, stir and when hot, pour into stock pot. Add a little water to the fry pan to get any leftover spices, scrape and add to pot. Stir spices and olive oil into lamb and tomatoes thoroughly. Bring back to boil. Cover. Simmer on low for 2-3 hours.
An hour before serving, add raw carrots, chunked; small or diced potatoes; and/or large cauliflower florets. Serve when vegetables are cooked tender but not mushy. Can add a handful of frozen peas until tender, a couple of minutes. Stir and serve in large bowls with naan and chutneys.


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Janet W Acevedo (Retired)
Campus Address: CA 421A
Phone: 317-274-4025 (Office)
Fax: (317)278-7375
Appointments: Director and Lecturer, ASL/English Interpreting Program
Academic Interests: American Sign Language English as a Second Language English for Academic Purposes Sign Language Interpreting
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Enrica J. Ardemagni (Retired)
Campus Address: CA 502G
Phone: 317-274-8957
Fax: (317)278-7375
Appointments: Professor Emerita of Spanish; Director of Graduate Studies and Certificate in Translation Studies Program; Senior Faculty, University College; Adjunct Professor, IU School of Medicine Department of Family Medicine
Academic Interests: Medieval literature; Spanish for business, health and law; Translation studies; Interpreting; Online Teaching and Learning.
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Clayton Baker (Retired)
Appointments: Professor Emeritus of Spanish
Academic Interests: Spanish language and composition, foreign language pedagogy, teaching foreign language to the adult learner
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John D. Barlow (Retired)
Appointments: Professor Emeritus of English and German
Adjunct Professor of Philanthropic Studies, Women's Studies, and Communication Studies
Dean Emeritus of the School of Liberal Arts
Academic Interests: Literature and the arts in the 20th century, translation, philanthropy and literature
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James G. Beaudry (Retired)
Appointments: Assistant Professor Emeritus of French
Academic Interests: The "Essais" of Montaigne, and French-speaking Canadian literature and civilization
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Leon H. Bourke (Retired)
Appointments: Professor Emeritus of French
Founder, I.U. Dijon Academic Summer Program, Dijon, France.
Started the Latin program at IUPUI.
Academic Interests: Nineteenth and twentieth-century French literature, the French Revolution, and methodology of teaching languages, Latin and French translation.
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Giles R. Hoyt (Retired)
Appointments: Professor Emeritus of German and Philanthopic Studies
Director Emeritus of the IUPUI Max Kade German-American Research and Resource Center
Academic Interests: Early modern German literature and language, German culture studies and German-American studies
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Lucila Inés Mena (Retired)
Appointments: Associate Professor Emerita of Spanish
Academic Interests: all aspects of language teaching, modern Latin American prose, Latin American culture and civilization, and Hispanic Art
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Nancy A. Newton (Retired)
Appointments: Associate Professor Emerita of Spanish and Adjunct Associate Professor of Women's Studies
Director of Graduate Studies in Spanish; Chair of Spanish Department 1991-97
Resident Director of Indiana-Purdue-Wisconsin Program in Madrid 1986-1987; Resident Director of Indiana University Summer Program in Salamanca multiple times.
Academic Interests: modern Spanish and Latin American literature, feminist theory and literary practice, orality, literacy, and the creation of "voice"; women writers in the Spanish-speaking world; literature and art of Hispanic artists in the U.S.; the teaching of literature and culture.
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Larbi Oukada (Retired)
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Adjunct Professor of Education
Director of Strasbourg Summer Program
Academic Interests: International Eduation, French linguistics, pedagogy, French grammar, and curricular and methodological issues
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Harry S. Reichelt (Retired)
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Academic Interests: eighteenth and nineteenth-century German literature, didactic literature (especially fables), all levels of German language,business German, and computer-assisted instruction
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Robert F. Sutton, Jr. (Retired)
Appointments: Professor Emeritus of Classical Studies Program
Academic Interests: classical art and archaeology, ancient Greek and Roman civilization, ancient Greek language and literature, Greek history, iconography, Greek ceramics and painting, archaeological surface survey and excavation, social history and gender studies
Teaching: Classical Archaeology, Art & Archaeology of Greece, Art & Archaeology of Rome, Myth & Reality in Greek Art, Greek History, Golden Age of Athens, Discover an Ancient Polis: Ancient Greece on Site (taught in Greece), Classical Mythology
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Rosalie A. Vermette (Retired)
Appointments: Professor Emerita of French and Adjunct Professor of Women's Studies
Founding faculty member of University College
Academic Interests: French culture and civilization, medieval French language and literature, general French language and literature, and first-year experience courses
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In the painting titled Autumn, artist Sir Lawrence Alma-Tadema has depicted a scene inspired by ancient Greek and Roman custom. For in this image a single female figure is celebrating the gifts of Bacchus (known to the ancient Greeks as Dionysos). Bacchus was the Roman god of wine, and his female worshippers were called bacchantes or maenads. So this painting therefore represents a bacchante or maenad dancing and paying homage to the god of wine.
The bacchante is dressed in beautiful flowing red robes, the color of which allude to the season of autumn. She also wears a wreath of ivy in her hair and is draped with a striking leopard skin - both of these things are symbols of the god Bacchus. In one hand, the bacchante grasps a flaming torch, and in the other hand she holds a gold rhyton or drinking cup. Large terra-cotta colored amphorae (storage jars) appear in the background, and to complete the scene, the artist has included a bronze representation of the god Bacchus on the upper right side of the painting.
It is worth noting that the details of this work make it clear that Lawrence Alma-Tadema did extensive archaeological research in order to achieve the appearance of an authentic ancient setting. Indeed, some sources suggest that the artist was inspired to create his version of a bacchante by a depiction of dancing maenads on a Roman rhyton. Alma-Tadema even had a photograph of the rhyton in his collection, so this seems to be a reasonable conclusion.
More information about the role that Bacchus (Dionysos) played in mythology can be found at Mythography.
Lawrence Alma-Tadema
Rosemary Barrow is the author of this remarkable book about Lawrence Alma-Tadema. Barrow offers intriguing insights into the artist's works, and also proposes ideas that lead to a critical reevaluation of Alma-Tadema's paintings. Graced with a generous number of stunning color images, this highly recommended book is certain to delight - and enlighten - fans of Victorian art.
Victorian Painting
Christopher Wood's elegant and informative book features a comprehensive "who's who" of Victorian artists, from Pre-Raphaelite masters such as Dante Gabriel Rossetti, to what Wood terms the Olympian Dreamers - including Lawrence Alma-Tadema, G.F. Watts, and Albert Moore.
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[quote]So....from this little excerpt from Urk in the mail sack has revealed something else about the Destiny universe "I fell in love with the Fallen all the way back in 2009. Partly because there's just something wonderful about the idea of a nomadic race of once noble houses now scattered to the solar winds. Partly because there's something primordial and instantly terrifying about squaring off against an unpredictable Fallen Captain, his tattered crimson cape draped over a set of four splayed and angular arms that bristle with sleek firepower" [/quote] To me it seems that they fit in the role of the new monarchy. They wear crimson, they used to be part of a noble house but aren't any more, and seem to have a ranked military system. What do you think? Who's to say that the factions only represent the guardians of the city?
Very true. I've always thought that these "factions" might be the enemies and not ones that we choose. For instance, since we learnt about the space zombies, I thought that the 'Dead Orbit' fit quite well with them. Now that I'm looking at it, it seems that the enemies fit into the factions quite well, I'll explain down below. New Monarchy - The Fallen (You just said why this works) Dead Orbit - Space Zombies (It fits) FWC - Vex (Time traveling robots) FWC being the "Future" war cult. Osiris - Cabal (Sand eaters, Osiris being egyptian god, egypt being a sandy place... best I could for this one.) Seven Seraphs - Don't know...
The Seven Seraphs might be home to the Spider Pirates. Seraphs are insects, so are spiders. I'm sure the spider pirates will have other insect-themed warriors and weapons among them.
Spiders are not insects. Spiders are arachnids. The Fallen are the Spider Pirates. We've seen the Seven Seraphs emblem on a guardian helmet, so I believe the Fallen won't be a part of the Seven Seraphs.


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Join Anne-Marie Concepción for an in-depth discussion in this video Adding alt tags to images in InDesign, part of InDesign CS5.5: EPUB Kindle and iPad.
One element of EPUBs that doesn't get a lot of attention, but really should, is the issue of Alt tags, meaning alternate text. And that's because, like metadata, it is something that is saved with the file that's not immediately visible. But it's very useful for people who are doing searches on eBook databases, and of course it's extremely important for people who are visually impaired. So if you are trying to make an accessible EPUB you really want to add descriptive Alt tags to your images so that as the eReader is reading aloud the story, when it comes to the image it won't say the name of the image, which is the default Alt tag that InDesign adds. Instead it'll read the description of the image that you can add yourself, or that maybe the photographer has added in Photoshop, or Bridge, or Lightroom.
In addition to that, any kind of elements that you convert to an image, like I described in a previous video, such as InDesign artwork, you could also add Alt tags to that as well. Let's take a look at this document and see where we might decide to add our own custom Alt tags, and how we would do that. It's a really simple three-page document, and I have here a custom headline. Now when I exported this to EPUB it opens up with his big honking blue headline which is trying to pick up the overridden paragraph style of that type. But of course it can't pick up that typeface, and normally you don't want to embed typefaces because often it will fail validation. Plus this might be an unembeddable typeface.
But let's say for some reason I really wanted to use this typeface in my EPUB. Well, then the only solution would be to convert this into an image, and I talked about how to do that in the previous video, so I am just going to jump right to it. I will select this image, go to Object, down to Object Export Options. And I am going to say when this is export to EPUB or HTML I want it to be rasterized. And I'd like it to resize according to the width of the page, JPEG is perfectly fine. And the Resolution, I think I'll keep at 300.
Notice there's another tab here called Alt Text. So a good idea if you're ever rasterizing any text elements, as we are doing here, is to add your own custom Alt Text that is the same text as what you are rasterizing. If I were smart I would have copied and pasted, but I am not so, San Francisco. Now what will happen when the e-reader reads this aloud, it will come to this element and it will say, An Illustrated History of San Francisco Image.
So you might want to add something like Title. So if you're rasterizing some sort of text, you might want to add a little descriptor before it. Now you don't have to purchase anything special, by the way, to test this out. If you have an iPad, you can turn on a new feature called VoiceOver in iBooks that will automatically read anything that you point to, and if you tap on an image in an EPUB it will read the Alt Text. So that one is done, and then we can do the same thing for these images. If we want, we can select an image and go to Object>Object Export Options.
This will already be rasterized, so we don't have to come to this tab. But here we can enter some Alt Text. We can type in something ourselves. We don't have to type in the caption, because the e-reader would read aloud the caption assuming that we are going to export the caption as well. But look at this thing, From Structure, what's that about? From Structure refers to the XML structure. If we were adding Alt tags to this image in an XML workflow it would pull it from there. Or you could choose it from the embedded metadata that's already in the image, such as its title, or description, or headline, or from some other field.
Now that would be really cool if we could get this to automatically populate, and actually it's very easy to do. I will close out of here, and in the Links panel -- the Links panel shows you the links to all of the placed images, or PDFs, or whatever. You select an image, whether it is floating or anchored in the text flow as this one is, and it will become highlighted in the Links panel. And then you can right-click and say Reveal in Bridge. And when you do that, that image becomes selected in Adobe Bridge. It might take a second for it to start up, because mine was already running.
Now we have a number of videos here at lynda.com that talk about Bridge. But the cool thing for us is that you can select any image and here in the Right panel under Metadata you can enter some metadata. So like under IPTC Core, under Description, we will type in, An old time postcard showing Market Street. Let's just leave it like that. And you can enter anything else that you'd like. Your headline, and so on. And in a typical workflow, the photographer, or an assistant, or the lucky intern who can apply all the metadata and keywords to all of these, and you can do multiple images at a time.
Let's actually do a few. So we will take this one: yes, we want to apply that. This is San Francisco area before it was settled by Europeans. San Francisco area before it was settled by Europeans>Apply. And then there is Castro Street; it already has some keywords I see here, because our friend Nigel is the one who took the picture and he is very careful about adding keywords and identifiers. He is great. But I will just write Castro Street sign in San Francisco, and apply that one.
So when we come back to InDesign these three images have all been updated. So I am going to Shift+Click all of them and say Update the links. And now for this image we can go back to Object Export Options, and say From Description, and it automatically populates it. Let's do that to the other two images. I am sure that once more people become aware of this very cool feature that some wonderful scripter will come up with a script that will automatically populate all of these images with whatever XMP information you want it to. In the meantime we have to do each one individually. There you go! So remember you can choose an XMP bit of data that is built into the image, or you can choose custom and type out your own.
Now we will Save this and export it to EPUB. We will do version 2, and there is nothing special that you need to do in EPUB Export Options to retain those. Click OK, and now we have our beautiful illustration, but if somebody is doing a search in this EPUB and they say, gee, do I have anything that's says, an illustrated history? This would be a hit because it would match the Alt tag. And then let's actually preview in TextWrangler and we can look at the very first block. Here's the block that we had rasterized.
It turned into a JPEG. Now if we hadn't added our own Alt tag, Title: An Illustrated History of San Francisco, the Alt tag would have been 505.jpg image. So this is much better for anybody who is actually reading it or searching it. And here's one of the other images: Market Street San Fran, and the Alt tag: an Old time postcard showing Market Street. So you can see how easy it is with InDesign CS5.5 to enhance your EPUBs with descriptive text for anything that's going to be rasterized after the EPUB process.
- Understanding ebooks and ebook publishing
- Examining the EPUB format
- Creating customized navigational TOCs
- Using layout order, the Articles panel, and XML tags to manage content flow
- Formatting with paragraph and character styles
- Creating a cover image
- Optimizing images
- Exporting InDesign content to an EPUB
- Including drop caps, pull quotes, and text wraps
- Acquiring an ISBN for ebooks
- Converting an EPUB to Kindle, iBookstore, and Nook formats
- Distributing ebooks with resellers and aggregators
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Q: There is a problem with preptext.jsx mentioned in this course in the Chapter 4 movie named "Applying paragraph and character styles". Is there a fix or does Anne-Marie address this somewhere?
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Remote access tool is a kind of software that is used to control or access a computer remotely. This software tool can be used legally by administrators of any particular system, to access any client's computer. It works via the Internet. Without the Internet, it cannot work, and the running of Remote Access Tool depends on the speed of the web.
It runs smoothly with fast internet connection. But when this Remote Access Tool is used in any system for any malicious purpose, without the consent of the victim, then it is called Remote Access Trojan. It is a powerful and most popular computer virus.
Today this content will only talk about the ten best Remote Access Tools that you can use on your Windows device. Remote desktop software or to be precisely called Remote access tool or software or remote control software enables you to control one computer from another computer sitting in a remote place. With this tool you can just take over another person's computer and have full access, just using your mouse and keyboard.
Best Remote Access Tools for Windows:
There are numerous remote access software's, amongst which 10 of the best Windows remote access tools have been selected and is discussed below.
1.TeamViewer (Free For Personal Use)
TeamViewer is the all-purpose remote access tool and includes everything one could ask for. It is free and the best remote access tool ever. You don't need to change your router's settings or firewall settings to use this program.
It works on all the Windows versions and before trying any other remote access tool. You must first try TeamViewer. IT is even available for all major Mobile platforms like Android, iOS, Windows, Blackberry. So you can even control any desktop with your Smartphones.
World's No 1 Remote Acess Tool With Almost All Features.
Key Features of Team Viewer
- Simple and Easy To Use.
- Online Metting.
- Remote File Transfer.
- MutiPlatform Support.
- No Configurations Required.
- Highly Secured.
- Free for Testing and Personal Use
2.Remote Utilities (Free With Limitations)
Remote Utilities come with pretty interesting features and is free of cost. It can work by together pairing up to two remote computers, with an 'Internet ID". With this remote utility program, you can control 10 PCs altogether.
Windows PCs have permanent access to Remote Utilities. With this, you have two options for installation; "host" and the "agent." From the viewer side, different modules can be used, to remote access a computer without even viewing the system's screen. Though screen viewing is one of the main features of Remote Utilities. This can be installed on all versions of Windows.
Key Features
- Remote Acess Over the LAN and Internet.
- Attended and Unattended Acess.
- Can Work as an RDP over ID.
- Unlimited One to AMny Sessions.
- Self Hosted Server.
- Mobile Client for iOS and Android is also Available.
3.Ultra VNC
Ultra VNC works more like remote utilities. With this remote access program, both viewer and server are installed on two different PC's, and the viewer is likely to control the server.
While you install this program, it will seek permission from you, whether you want to install the "viewer," the "server," or both of them. On the PC where you want to connect, install "server" on that.
During Set-up you must install the "viewer" part, to make a connection with the Server of the Ultra VNC. Once you configure port forwarding, you will be able to control Ultra VNC via Internet connection from anywhere. You can run through PC, mobile or even web browser. To make a connection, all you require is the Server's IP address.
It is compatible with all the versions of Windows. While downloading Ultra VNC, you first have to select the recent version of it, and then you have to choose the 64-bit & 32-bit file.
5.AeroAdmin (Free Remote Acess Tool)
Aero Admin is the easiest and free remote access program. It has very fewer settings which make it less complicated. It gives spontaneous support and is very accurate and quick at the same time.
Aero Admin can be used for both commercial and personal purposes. Only con is there no chat segment in this program. Aero Admin can be installed on Windows with versions 64-bit and 32-bit.
5.Ammy Admin (Free For NonCommercial Use)
Ammy Admin is a PC remote control and desktop sharing tool that is available for free. It can be used for a long distance education purpose, remote administration, etc. Ammy Admin has a very simple set-up and is a portable program.
The connection of Ammy Admin works by providing an ID from both the connected device. The hosts and clients connection of this program is only supported in Windows. All you need to do is just run this software; it doesn't require any installation process. Download is quick in this case as it is a 1MB file.
6.RemotePC (Free For 1 PC)
RemotePC allows only one-time connection till you upgrade to its higher version. It is a very simple remote access tool. You need to download and install this program to have an access over the PC.
To work with the other computer remotely, you have to share the "key" and "Access ID''. Alternatively, you can also create an account with the Remote PC and then log in, to add that computer to your account for easy access.
Remote only permits one computer set-up, at once on your account. It doesn't allow multiple lists of PC's to remote like other remote programs. It works on all versions of Windows, Mac and has Mobile App for Android and iOS.
8.Windows Remote Desktop
Windows Remote Desktop is an already built-in remote access program installed on your Windows device. Separately, you don't need to download or install any additional program to access this remote control.
It is stored in the Windows Operating System and to use this; you first have to open the "Systems Properties" settings and activate remote connections through a certain Windows user via the "remote" tab.
For this, to work, you have to set-up the router for port forwarding that will enable another PC to connect from outside the connection. This remote access program works on Windows XP to Windows 10.
9.AnyDesk (Free With Limitations)
Any Desk is a remote desktop program that can be installed like a normal program or can also run portably.
With Any Desk, once you have Any Desk address of your Host's computer, you/client need not wait for permission to accept and can connect instantly.
Any Desk skilfully balances speed of the connection and also quality. It can enter full-screen mode, can transfer sound and files, can synchronize clipboard, run short cut of keyboards and can also take screenshots of the remote computer.
Firnass is a tiny file consisting only 600KB. It is very powerful remote access software that serves instant support for the on-demand case.
From the Host side, one first needs to open this program on the system that requires being controlled. After creating one account and logging in, one can add as many users they want, through their email id.
To connect to the host computer using Firnass one has to add them as a contact for further access. Once both the systems are paired up both the users can share files, screen, start the voice call. You can also run remote commands and transfer files.
Sharing the screen requires initiation from the client's computer. Firnass runs using Java and is fully functional. It is supported on all versions of Windows OS.
File Size is lEss Than 0.5 MB.
11.Chrome Remote Desktop
Chrome Remote Desktop lets you set up your system for remote in another Chrome Browser. It is an extension for the web browser of Google Chrome.
From the Host side, you first have to install it on your Chrome Browser then it requires authentication for remote access, via personal PIN code that you create to that PC. You need to log into your Google Account for that.
From the client side, you have signed on to another Chrome browser, with the same credentials of Google and install the same extension, to connect to the host browser.
Once you log in you can now see the name on the other PC, you can simply choose things and start your session of remote access.
There is not much advanced setting, only few copy/paste sharing of files in Chrome Remote Desktop. It is a very easy set-up and can be operated by anyone to access another computer. It completely works on Windows using the Google Chrome Browser.
The above mentioned are the best remote access tools for Windows. These best Windows remote access tools will help you to operate and control the systems that you wish to work with.


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"Flight" by Shaun Tan, from 'The Arrival', 2006.
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Kami nomi zo Shiru Sekai: 4-nin to Idol
Type OVA
Airing Status Finished Airing
Duration 24 min. per episode
Air Date Sep 16, 2011
Season summer 2011
Producers Geneon Universal Entertainment, Manglobe, Shogakukan Productions, Sentai Filmworks, Shogakukan Music & Digital Entertainment

Eli, Chihiro, and Miyako try to form a band but end up looking to Katsuragi for help. In the process they meet Kanon and become friends/ rivals.

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Epic Sci-Fi Cinematic Sound and Dramatic Heart Stopping Vocals collide in this long-awaited Virtual Opera Soundtrack! Musical Theater Madness and Electronica Mayhem with 21st Century Opera Insanity! Blow your mind into the next millennium!
The Libertaria Soundtrack is a special edition double album set that includes the popular jazzy tune "Metal Ink", performed by indie rocker Matthew Meadows (aka Rango the Dog) and electronica guru Perry R. Cook, and rousing epic symphonic scores like "Pilar of the Underground" and the Trans-Siberian Orchestra-inspired "Rebellion". The heart-wrenching lullaby "Lonely Mother's Cry", performed by the talented Yvette Teel and Jennifer Hermansky, tugs at your heartstrings, and electronic space mashes like "Baby Machine" and "Medallion Girls" are truly out of this world! Round it off with the robotic dance tune "Broken" for a truly transcending musical experience! This is musical theater madness and rock opera insanity at its best! A cutting edge musical for the 21st Century! Cast Album Mastered by Patrick Rundbladh at P.R. Music Productions.
Cinematic soundscapes, pulsating rhythms, and enigmatic vocals envelop the listener in entangling science fiction textures and robotic mayhem. Be prepared for an otherworldly sound experience.
Obsessed with science fiction and technology, Young uses her voice, sound synthesis, percussion chops, and twisted sense of memory, to create bizarre sonic landscapes that entangle the listener in a nightmarish otherworld of experimental electronica. Origins is Young's debut solo album, with electronic music spanning several years. Enjoy the evolution of electronica. Pleasant dreams.
Creation Electronic is a sonic exploration of creation and procreation within the contextual folds of sound synthesis. Creation Electronic explores the solely sonic tale of the creation of the world and its eventual demise focusing on the unique juxtaposition of ambient and the african music diaspora. Originally created for the Millikin University Women's Choir and Millikin University Percussion ensemble for the multimedia oratorio Creation.
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"The Feminine Musique: Multimedia and Women Today" traces the intersection of experimental music and new media through the works of composers and artists at the turn of twentieth century America. An invaluable addition to any music, visual arts, or historical library collection, "The Feminine Musique: Multimedia and Women Today" gives a voice to the sights and sounds of innovative women such as Laurie Anderson, Alison Knowles, Brenda Hutchinson, Pauline Oliveros, Pamela Z, Yoko Ono, Meredith Monk, Maggie Payne, Sylvia Pengilly, Madonna, Lydia Lunch, and countless others, who embraced social change, technology, and the arts to create compelling and sometimes controversial works.


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Jersey politicians reject 'simple' referendum question
Jersey politicians have rejected a plan to make a referendum question on government reform on the island a "simple" yes or no ballot.
Deputy Geoff Southern proposed one of five amendments to the referendum question.
If no amendments are approved the question will have three options covering the number or politicians and size of constituency.
Deputy Southern's amendment lost by 19 votes to 31.
He wanted the ballot paper to ask "should the States Assembly be reformed so that it is comprised of 42 States Members known as Deputies, elected from six large districts with each district choosing seven Deputies?" with a yes and no tick box.
The other four amendments are due to be proposed by Deputy Trevor Pitman, Deputy James Reed and Senator Lyndon Farnham.
The original referendum proposition sets out three questions including two options for change and one to maintain the status quo.
If agreed, one option for change would have 42 deputies elected from six large voting districts.
The other reform option has 30 deputies and 12 parish constables elected from six districts.
Senator Sir Philip Bailhache, who chaired the Electoral Commission which came up with the referendum questions, said he hoped the States would not make any changes.
The debate continues on Wednesday.


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New Femininity - Swedish beauty Johanna Fosselius poses in the August issue of Elle Japan, wear sophisticated, feminine attire with hints of masculinity, styled by Natsuko Kaneko. Shot at an empty skate park by Shunya Arai. Hair by Koichi Nishimura, Make-up by Uda


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Sub-junior badminton at WCG from Aug 5
The Willingdon Catholic Gymkhana (WCG) will be organising the inaugural 'sub-junior badminton challenge' for boys and girls under 13 and 15 years of age.
The tourney will also feature an U-15 mixed doubles competition and the event will be played between August 5 and August 7 at the WCG badminton courts.
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Eriksen calm over future
Highly-rated Ajax teenager Christian Eriksen insists he is unconcerned by the speculation surrounding his future.
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Highly-rated Ajax playmaker Christian Eriksen insists he is unconcerned by the ongoing speculation surrounding his future.
The 19-year-old Denmark international is thought to have turned heads across Europe after a breakthrough campaign in Amsterdam last season.
Eriksen was linked with a move to Liverpool in the January transfer window, while Manchester City are thought to have the teenager on their radar this summer.
The Dane's agent said last week that he had snubbed a proposed move to City in favour of staying at Ajax, a claim which the Premier League club strenuously denied.
Manchester United and Real Madrid are two other European giants believed to be interested in the youngster, who has also established himself on the international stage over the past year.
But despite constantly finding himself at the centre of transfer talk, Eriksen says he is calm over his future and happy at Ajax for the time being.
"I don't feel the pressure. I'm getting used to it now," he told Sky Sports News following Denmark's friendly defeat to Scotland on Wednesday night.
"A lot of clubs are following me but you know when they follow you it's because it's going well.
"I hope it's going to go on until I play at a new club, but right now I'm at Ajax and I'm very happy there."


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The storm erupted in December 2010 with a burp, Hesman said. The Cassini spacecraft, orbiting Saturn, picked up the information and sent it back to Earth.
"The reason we call it the burp is, essentially, the storm erupted from below and all this energy moved into the stratosphere," she said.
Scott Edgington is deputy project scientist with the Cassini spacecraft. In an interview Thursday with The Times he described the storm and the instrument that recorded it for history.
The storm grew over the course of about nine months, he said, likening it to "a boiling pot of water"; material bubbled up into Saturn's stratosphere over the course of time.
Cassini analyzed the storm using its Composite Infrared Spectometer (CIRS). Edgington said CIRS measures temperature and the abundance of different kinds molecules.
"That instrument saw a drastic rise in temperature, about 80 degrees Kelvin," or 150 degrees Fahrenheit, above normal, he said, "which is unprecedented for anything we've ever seen in the solar system."
Cassini also detected that the atmospheric burp brought up an astounding quantity of a molecule that was thought to be on Saturn but not on such a vast scale: ethylene.
"What caused this molecule to be present in such huge quantities is unknown at this time," Edgington said. "Our experience on Earth is so different from the chemistry happening on Saturn -- there's nothing to compare it to."
Similar storms, such as the Great White Spot storms, occur annually on the planet, though one year on Saturn is 30 years on Earth.
The next time this type of storm rolls around on Saturn, Hesman said, scientists probably will not be able to document it in the historic way they have what's being called the 2010 Saturn Northern Storm. By then, Cassini -- which sends back reams of data -- wil be gone.
"We did not have the technology the last time this type of storm erupted," said Hesman, who is lead author of a study on the Saturn storm and its aftermath that will be published in the Nov. 20 issue of the Astrophysical Journal.
"This is our first really thorough historical record," she said. "In generations to come, when they study storms on Saturn, this is what they'll come back to."
In 2017, Cassini will plunge into Saturn.
And that will be the end for a spacecraft that NASA says has logged more than 3.8 billion miles in space. Beginning in November 2016, its orbits will take it ever closer to Saturn, until on Sept. 15, 2017, it enters the planet's atmosphere, where the intense pressure will crush and vaporize the craft.
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Sunrise at 07:55 and Sunset at 17:36. It's light
Latitude. 41.0758°, Longitude. -75.0208° , Elevation. 164m
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Geographic features & Photographs around Fernwood Golf Course, in Pennsylvania, United States
- populated place;
- a city, town, village, or other agglomeration of buildings where people live and work.
- Shoemakers (0.8km)
- Winona Lakes (1.3km)
- Turn Villa (2.5km)
- Bushkill (3km)
- Calno (3km)
- Echo Lake (3.9km)
- Kahkhout Mountain (3.9km)
- Mountain Top Estates (4.9km)
- Winona Lakes (5km)
- Coolbaugh (5.2km)
- Saw Creek (5.8km)
- Millbrook (5.8km)
- dam;
- a barrier constructed across a stream to impound water.
- Indian Lake Camp Dam (0.6km)
- Werry Lake Dam (2.3km)
- Werry Lake Dam (2.8km)
- Hidden Lake Dam (3.7km)
- YMCA Dam (4.5km)
- Davidson Dam (5.2km)
- Pocmont Lodge Dam (5.5km)
- Wicks Dam (5.7km)
- Wicks Dam (5.9km)
- Local Feature;
- A Nearby feature worthy of being marked on a map..
- Fernwood Golf Course (0km)
- Fernwood Ski Area (historical) (0.7km)
- Sand Hill Church (historical) (1.2km)
- Wallpack Bend (4.2km)
- Wallpack Bend (4.7km)
- Dimicks Ferry (historical) (5.5km)
- Camp Mohican (5.7km)
- stream;
- a body of running water moving to a lower level in a channel on land.
- Suzie Creek (1.4km)
- Sand Hill Creek (2km)
- Saw Creek (2.5km)
- Little Bush Kill (2.7km)
- Bush Kill (3.8km)
- Vancampens Brook (4.5km)
- Flat Brook (5.9km)
- school;
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- Sand Hill School (historical) (1.8km)
- Calno School (3.3km)
- Central School (3.9km)
- Mountain View School (4.2km)
- Middle Smithfield Elementary School (6.1km)
Accommodation around Fernwood Golf Course
- island;
- a tract of land, smaller than a continent, surrounded by water at high water.
- Depew Island (1.7km)
- Poxono Island (4km)
- Sambo Island (5.3km)
- reservoir(s);
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- Hidden Lake (4.1km)
- Catfish Pond (5.5km)
- Place Pond (5.9km)
- administrative division;
- an administrative division of a country, undifferentiated as to administrative level.
- Middle Smithfield, Township of (2.9km)
- Pahaquarry (historical), Township of (3.7km)
- cemetery;
- a burial place or ground.
- Sand Hill Cemetery (1.2km)
- Lower Wall Pack Cemetery (5.4km)
- church;
- a building for public Christian worship.
- Middle Smithfield Church (4.9km)
- Zion Church (5.1km)
- overfalls;
- an area of breaking waves caused by the meeting of currents or by waves moving against the current.
- Winona Falls (5.2km)
- Bushkill Falls (5.5km)
- lake;
- a large inland body of standing water.
- Werry Lake (2.5km)
- Coolbaugh Lake (5.4km)
- flat;
- a small level or nearly level area.
- Pahaquarry Flat (3.1km)
- building(s);
- a structure built for permanent use, as a house, factory, etc..
- American Youth Hostel (3.6km)
- tower;
- a high conspicuous structure, typically much higher than its diameter.
- WFMV-FM (Blairstown) (6.1km)
- mountain;
- an elevation standing high above the surrounding area with small summit area, steep slopes and local relief of 300m or more.
- Kahkhout Mountain (5km)
- post office;
- a public building in which mail is received, sorted and distributed.
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- Fulmer Falls city city o
- Delaware Bridge landmark landmark
- Newton, New Jersey city city o
- Mountainhome, Pennsylvania city city o
- Lehigh and New England Railroad
- Branchville, New Jersey city city o
- Frankford Township, New Jersey city city o
- Lafayette Township, New Jersey city city o
- Allamuchy-Panther Valley, New Jersey city city o
Airports close to Fernwood Golf Course
Newark liberty international(EWR), Newark, Usa (100.3km)
Teterboro(TEB), Teterboro, Usa (101.6km)
Stewart international(SWF), Newburgh, Usa (108.1km)
Trenton mercer(TTN), Trenton, Usa (108.8km)
Willow grove nas jrb(NXX), Willow grove, Usa (117.8km)


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December 13th, 2006, 04:25 PM #1
How do I do a url re-direct?
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I want to just re-direct an link right onto an affiliates page so I dont have to spend anytime making a page to send someone through.
What is the best way to accomplish this and is adwords or cj going to have any issues with doing this?
Thanks for the help.
December 13th, 2006, 04:27 PM #2
Umm, if you are doing this through Adwords, I would have to say your merchant wouldn't be too happy, unless of course he does no PPC himself. I would check with them first. Read their program policy.
December 13th, 2006, 04:29 PM #3
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You can do stuff like direct to merchant PPC, because the link somebody clicks is the destination, if the merchant you partner with allows it.
If you're talking about someone getting to your page and then they're automatically redirected without them clicking, it's against CJ's rules.
December 13th, 2006, 04:35 PM #4
AdWords has started to show issues with affiliates who use the CJ provided URL as the destination page, but use another domain name that's shown on the page. You can get around this by putting up a page on your site that shows real content to Google IP blocks (cloaking basically), and redirects for others, but this task is mostly being accomplished manually with a remote workforce from India, and random areas in the US and Canada according to my logs. Your best bet would be to make a landing page yourself.
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