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|05 Mar 2013
Disable verifier and observe the situation.
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|06 Mar 2013
Well I've crashed a couple of times. Then I reinstalled my video driver because it seemed to be acting up.
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|07 Mar 2013
There are no dump files. Configure the system to collect "Small memory dumps" following: Dump Files - Configure Windows to Create on BSOD
BTW, can you try different sticks of RAM?
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|11 Mar 2013
I haven't had any blue screens in the past few days, but there's definitely still a problem. The video card seems to be acting up, or something related to it. The screen bugs out and it kind of looks like a couple row of pixels were shifted to the side like this, and I have to turn off the computer by pressing the button.
I've run chkdsk a couple of times, it hasn't seemed to have helped much. The first one was manually scheduled by me and it seemed to be fixing things, but the next couple of times were done automatically by windows and just looked like it was scanning all of the files without finding a problem
I've attached some pictures of what the screen looks like when it bugs out.
I do not have any other sticks of RAM to try.
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|11 Mar 2013
Microsoft Windows 10 Pro Insider Preview 64-bit
Try the onboard graphics and see if the situation is just the same or not.
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|11 Mar 2013
Windows 7 Enterprise X64/Windows 10 Enterprise X64/Windows 10 Pro X64/Linux Mint
Also please run Seatools for Dos and run the extended scan. It is Seagate's (which owns Samsung now) diagnostic tool.
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|11 Mar 2013
Windows 7 Ultimate X64 SP1
Have you uninstalled the AMD CCC? It's more trouble than it's worth really. Check your GPU power cables and its slot for a full good connection. Wiggle your VGA/DVI/HDMI cables to see if that causes the funked up display.
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(Archived document, may contain errors) Health Care Reform in Massachusetts: Implications for State Health Care Policies By Charles Baker Awell-known Stanford economist once said: "In recent years, almost every American family has become acutely aware of the soaring cost of medical care, the difficulties of access to physi- cians, and the mounting health problems of our society. According to many observers, the U.S. health care system is 'in crisis'." Now, that quote will certainly sound familiar to most of you, as well as accurate and timely. But it really ought not to be terribly timely, because the quote is from a book written by Victor Fuchs called Who Shall Live, published in 1974-eighteen years ago. The health care debate is not new. We have been discussing it since the 1940s. While the debate has gone round and round, most people agree that the U.S. health care system, for the most part, de- livers better c are faster to the vast majority of its citizens than other systems in most countries. This is not to say we don't have problems. We do. And many of them, have gotten considerably worse, particularly in the areas of cost containment and access to care. Aft e r fifteen years of a vari- ety of cost containment strategies, we are still well on our way to spending 15 percent of GNP on health care, and we still have 35 million citizens at any given time who don't have health insurance. In addition, we have new stu d ies suggesting that about 25 percent of what we do in health care ei- ther doesn't make any difference at all or makes things worse. The More You Spend, The More You Make. I am surprised the system hasn't collapsed al- ready, given the way it's structured . Nobody really cares very much about cost, which is virtually invisible to the consumer and the provider, particularly at the point of delivery. Health insurance is a fully tax-deductible benefit to employers. Payments throughout the system are based on a histori- caI, cost-plus model, which means that if you're a provider, a doctor, or a hospital, the more money you spend, the more money you make. Physicians are paid primarily using a fee-for-service system, which means the more they do, the more they mak e . These factors do not encourage anybody pro- viding services to minimize cost. They mostly encourage them to maximize reimbursements. Originally, the federal government's role was to worry about supply. The last of the Hill-Burton money that built hospit a ls was funneled out of the federal system over the last few years, just when we decided we had 40 percent more hospital beds in the United States than we needed. We also wor- ried about physician supply. So we built a bunch of new medical schools. It work e d. Physician supply has risen about 45 percent, on a per capita basis, since 1970. But every new physician adds about $600,000 to the cost of operating the health care system. Still, many of our distributive prob- lems remain unsolved. Medicare, the feder a l health insurance system for the elderly and disabled, is a terrific health care program-if your point of reference is about 1968. Now, it has all sorts of problems. Many of these are due to the fact that it is hard for government to move as quickly as t e chnology does. But it is a program with an enormous role to play in America's health care system. So even if we state offi- cials were interested in improving our own health care systems, Medicare's huge size would limit our ability to have much of an imp act.
Charles Baker is the Under Secretary for Health, Department of Health and Human Services, for the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. He spoke at The Heritage Foundation on August 13, 1992. ISSN 0272-1155. 01992 by The Heritage FoundationMedicaid: a T ong War. Medicaid, the federal state health program for the poor and indigent, is schizophrenic. On the one hand, you have a federal bureaucracy interested in homogenizing Medic- aid and making it a "one size fits all" program for all fifty states. On the other hand, you have people like me, doing just the opposite, trying to create a Medicaid program that works most appro- priately and effectively for the people in my state. And believe me, this is a Tong War, a struggle of monumental proportions between m assive bureaucracies. If I had to pick the single thing the federal government ought to do, it would be to make a deci- sion to either nationalize the Medicaid program or really federalize it. I can't tell you how much time and energy is wasted in bureauc r atic fights. On the one hand, there is a huge bureaucracy repre- senting federal interests that could not be any more different than mine'at the state level. On the other hand, my folks at the state level are punching back, trying to do the best we can to represent our state's interests. The prevailing notion that Medicaid is a state-administered and jointly-funded federal state pro- gram is absurd. We cannot change a comma, a paragraph, a period, or a semi-colon in our Medicaid program without getting sev e ral people in the federal government to sign off on it. That's not to say they're bad people, or that their interests are significantly different than, ours. But on the day-to-day level, this is a preposterous way to run a railroad. Who is Supposed to Fix It? What about private insurers? The private payer community is not terribly effective in dealing with health care. They are a lot more interested in acting as investment companies than acting like health care providers. What about the business community? The busi- ness community does not seem to know what it wants. It depends on where one sits, I suppose. In any case, all the key players in society seem to be waiting for the medical community to fall on its sword. Well, I can promise you one thing: the me d ical community is not going to fall on its sword. If we decide that the right way to fix what's broken in health cam is to wait for the health care industry, if we wait for them to be the vehicle through which we control and contain costs, if we wait for t hem to restructure the delivery of medical services, we are all going to be waiting a very long time. Obviously, consumers are confused by all of this. By 91 to 8, they believe that everyone's enti- tled to all the health care that money can buy. But, les s than 10 percent would pay an additional hundred bucks to fund such a goal. To deal with this problem, the federal government seems to be saying, "Let the states experi- ment." We can be the laboratories. We can tailor reforms to local conditions. It's ea s ier to build support there. As a fact of political life, I would be wholly supportive of the notion of state experimentation. But, as long as Medicare is 40 percent of hospital revenues and 25 percent of health care expendi- tures in my state, as long as M edicaid is 10 percent of hospital revenues! and 50 percent of long-term care spending, and as long as that corporate, federal tax deduction law sits out there, adding $50 bil- Bon in federal tax expenditures to the health care system plus a really wacky s e t of bad incentives, the notion that somehow the states can make it all better is misleading at best. This is not to say that states shouldn't try to do positive things. In Massachusetts, we have tried to do a number of things within the limited framework in which we're allowed to operate. Perhaps the most important was changing dramatically our hospital finance system this past December. For ten years, Massachusetts had the second most heavily regulated hospital finance system in the United States. The on l y one I can think of that would be comparable would be the Maryland hospital financ- ing system. Everybody in Massachusetts agreed-after ten years of experience-that our rate-based, regulated system really was a great game for lawyers and accountants, who operated
2under the basic assumption that they would always win, no matter whar the rules were. Gaming in health care is a very real issue, and in our type of a regulatory environment it was even more so. More important, Massachusetts created a system in which the best way for a hospital to secure an increased rate of reimbursement was simply to demonstrate an increased set of costs. The result of such an incentive system was inevitable. Over that ten-year period, hospital costs in Massachusetts were a n ywhere from 30 percent to 40 percent above the national average. We decided the burden of proof to continue such a model rested on those who supported the sta- tus quo. 1,etting them defend it, we proposed moving toward a much more competitive, market- ba s ed process. The legislature agreed with us, and in December, Governor Weld signed legislation that moved the Commonwealth completely out of a rate-based reimbursement model and into a fully competitive hospital finance system. Health Care at "Suggested Re t ail Price:' Three things happened as! a result of this hospital fi- nance reform. First, there are very few charge-based payers left in Massachusetts. This is very good for the health care industry. Charges, the way in which people talk about hospital pri c es, are the equivalent of "suggested retail price." Anybody who pays charges in health care, just as anybody who pays suggested retail at Bloomingdale's, or buys a car at suggested, retail, is an idiot. Yet, for years and years and years, we've always tal k ed about such charges as if they were prices. Hospital charges are irrelevant. Second, we encouraged a significant amount of risk sharing between payers and providers. It is working. Many big purchasers of hospital services are entering into risk-shared r e lationships with hospitals for the first time. So you now have a Blue Cross or an HCHP saying to a Mass. General Hospital, "I want twenty of your beds, and I will pay you X-amount of dollars per day for those twenty beds per year. My risk is that I'm goin g to pay you this amount guaranteed. Your risk is that's all you're going to get." And these types of relationships, for the first time, are establishing real prices between purchasers and providers. Third, hospitals in Massachusetts are finally starting t o affiliate, consolidate, and merge. My guess is over the course of the next several years, we'll probably lose 15 percent to 20 percent of our hospital capacity. We should have lost it five years ago. It is long overdue. More important, instead of having s ome rate-based model determining which hospitals succeed or which fail, the market is going to determine which hospitals succeed or fail. Balancing Caseloads and Spending. While the rest of the health care industry responds to this changing environment, o u r Medicaid program is also changing. Medicaid spending in Massachu- setts grew at an average rate of 21 percent per year Erom 1987 to 1991. Its caseload grew about 5 1/2 percent per year over the same period of time. So spending was growing 4 times faster than the caseload. In our last fiscal year, ending on June 30, Medicaid spending grew by 8 percent. The caseload grew by 7 percent. So Medicaid spending in Massachusetts, caseload adjusted, was rela- tively flat in FY 1992. This is a remarkable accomplish m ent. Over the long term, we're implementing probably the largest Medicaid-managed care initiative in the United States. It"s a fully state-wide program, and involves about 475,000 recipients. On the acute and primary care side, we have two basic programs. One is an HMO program. It is exactly what you might think it is. Medicaid purchases services from an HMO at a capitated rate, somebody enrolls in the HMO, risk is shared between the HMO and the state, and that's that. This will take care of about 100,000 M edicaid recipients. The other 375,000 Medicaid recipients are going to be served through a very large independent physician association. We've already got 1,000 physicians signed up in Massachusetts to be primary care clinicians under this program. We are busily enrolling Medicaid recipients with these primary
3care physicians. Many of these recipients are c hoosing primary care physicians for the very first time. These physicians will then be responsible for overseeing all the services that air. provided to these people. Everybody in Medicaid should be enrolled with a Primary Care Clinician or with an HMO by December 31st. The Contractor as Overseer and Supplier. In addition, we have fully capitated and privatized mental health and substance abuse services. The winning bidder was Mental Health Management of America. They are building a mental health and subst a nce abuse service network for us, to be fully in place by the end of December. In effect, the contractor will be the payor for Medicaid services. The contractor will be the overseer. The contractor will be the supplier., All we're going to do is pay him t h e capitation rate to provide services to Medicaid-eligible recipients. This does two things. First, it takes getting paid as a Medicaid provider out from under all of the federal criteria associated with getting paid, which can be very, very complicated. T he contractor doesn't have to abide by standard state claims processing rules. All the contractor has to do is write its contracts, develop its network, and pay its subcontractors for the services it provides under what- ever arrangement it wants. The fed e ral government then worries about whether or not the capitation rate we're paying to these people is less than what would otherwise be the fee-for-service average. Secondly, we get real data. One of the great things about having a vendor developing a netw o rk like this is they have the ability and the expertise to choose software, hardware, and computer exper- tise that governments can't get as effectively and as quickly. By the end of calendar year 1993, we are going to have the best database on the way th e Medicaid population, uses the mental health and substance abuse system in Massachusetts that has ever been developed.! Our managed care initiative is big, aggressive, and one-of-a-kind. But if we, pull it off-and I think we will-it's something a lot of o t her states are going to pick up on along the way. More broadly, if someone gave me a quick wish list on what I would like to we from the federal level to pursue state-based reform, the most important thing would be to cut the cord on the federal tax deduc t ion for employer-purchased health insurance. I've come to the conclusion that there is probably no more significant problem with the health care system in this country than this peculiar tax treatment of employer-based insurance. We have a small business h ealth care purchasing problem in this country. We have a non-group purchasing problem in this country for people who can't get health insurance through the work place. We have a problem for those who are temporarily unemployed. We have a portability prob- lem when people go from one job to another. Responsibility Should Not Be With Employer. These problems are all a function of the fact that we have a system that for some cockamamie reason is based on the -assumption that your job is where you get your hea l th insurance. It was nothing more than a political decision that was made in the, 1940s, during wage and price controls, so that Congress could give something to labor. It has no basis in anything other than that, and it's virtually impossible for me to c o nceive of how states can be the laboratories as long as all of the reform proposals we can pursue have to be employer-based. Look at what any state pursuing real, consumer-driven reform runs up against-a federal system running in the opposite direction! B u t mark my word, if whatever we do in this country to fix health care involves an employer- based plan, it won't work. Employers are not in the business of managing health care. Employers are in the business of making products and making money and providin g jobs. Ile only way we're ever going to get to the bottom of the health care problem is to create a mechanism in which the peo- ple who are purchasing the insurance and using the system are the same -people. There just aren't the right set of incentives f or an employer, ultimately, to make the same types of intelligent decisions
4about purchasing health care and using the health care system as them are for an individual to do that. The More You Buy, the Bigger the Break. Second, whatever federal tax s upport is available to subsidize health insurance ought to be based on income, and not on how much insurance one pur- chases. Under the current employer-based model, the more insurance you buy, the bigger the federal tax break you get. This is why Ford an d GM have far more insurance than they need, while Bill and Ted's Garage has none. One of the things I really like about the Heritage Consumer Choice proposal is that it calls attention to the progressivity issue. People with big health expenses ought to g e t bigger subsidies than people with low health expenses, as a percent of their income overall. This approach woWd certainly turn the value of the existing federal tax expenditure on its head-appro- priately! Third, the federal government should use the ta x code to support medical savings accounts. The reason I raise this is the 80/20 rule: 80 percent of the population doesn't get sick in a given year. Twenty percent of the population generates the vast majority of what we spend on health care. I oversee a M edicaid program that finances about 70 percent of the long-term care expenditures in Massachusetts. I look at the demographics and I can't, for the life of me, imagine how we can possi- bly continue to fund 75 percent of long-term care expenditures with a n y sort of publicly based entity. But I look at a medical savings account idea and I see an opportunity to take advantage of the time-value of money. Why does health care have to be a pay-as-you-go system, if 80 percent of the population doesn't get very s i ck in a given year? If someone had said to me, "Charlie, you can put $500 in the bank every year and plan to use it for medical expenses, and you can roll it over every year," and I'd beenjoing that for the last fif- teen years, I could be on my way, by t h e time I was 65, to putting together a fairly serious nest egg together to be applied toward the cost of my long-tenn care. Trust me, the demographics simply do not work. There is not enough public money, even if you took everythigg-assets, income, name i t -from everybody making $200,000 a year or more to finance the entire long-term care structure that this country's going to need, if we have to pay for it all with a public program on a pay-as-you- go basis. And if we don't start thinking now about creati n g incentives for people to save for their long-term care expenses when they retire, people my age, and the age of most of the people in this room, are going to drown in the costs. One final point. Short of some really significant reform at the federal lev e l, the states will con- tinue to wrestle with this stuff. Some of us may even try to do some things against our better instincts, simply because we're going to feel obligated to do something. ;But I'm not sure the states can make this work on their own. W e can do a lot of things. But fundamentally, we will be cobbling things together that run up against a whole set of federal laws and regulations going in the opposite, direction from where we'll be trying to go. This is going to create a significant mount o f bureaucratic tension. ff. ultimately, . we leave this as a "let the states experiment" approach, and don't do anything at the federal level to make experimentation on the state level more user-friendly, most state-based experiments aren't going work. Th is will lead, ultimately, to a federal solution that will be neither appropriate nor effec- tive.

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A species to fresh-water fish of the Cyprinidæ or Carp family. The common European species is Leuciscus cephalus; the cheven. In America the name is applied to various fishes of the same family, of the genera Semotilus, Squalius, Ceratichthys, etc., and locally to several very different fishes, as the tautog, black bass, etc.
- Any of various freshwater fishes of the family Cyprinidae related to the carps and minnows, especially a Eurasian species, Leuciscus cephalus.
- Any of various North American fishes, such as a freshwater whitefish of the genus Coregonus or a marine fish of the genus Kyphosus.
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G18/828 Burke Road Camberwell 3124 VIC
Modern Two Bedroom, 2 bathroom ground floor apartment with Terrace.
Well located on the corner of Burke Road and leafy Kintore Street this modern ground floor apartment will ideally suit a professional couple or single.
* Secure locked gate there is direct access from the street into the large paved courtyard, not many apartments offer such a large outdoor space.
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Workers Compensation Lawyers and Law Firms in Reston, VA
Workers Compensation Lawyers
Robert D. Dain, Attorney at Law
Full-Service Law Firm in Reston, Virginia(703) 435-0000
Robert D. Dain, Attorney at Law, heads the general practice firm of Dain, Walker, Sobhani & Nicoli, P.L.L.C. in Reston, Virginia. The firm serves both residents and businesses of the Dulles technology corridor and throughout Northern Virginia. Practice areas include criminal defense...
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The Leiser Law Firm, PLLC
Northern Virginia Litigation, Family and Employment Lawyers(703) 734-5000
The Leiser Law Firm PLLC, in McLean, VA, represents clients with a number of legal issues. They represent individuals and businesses in Fairfax County, Va., and Washington, D.C. Regardless of the issue, the firm provides high-quality legal advice for clients' dilemmas.
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The Erlich Law Office
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McClanahan Powers, PLLC
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McClanahan Powers PLLC, based in Fairfax County, Virginia and Washington, D.C. offers a broad range of services to clients throughout the northern Virginia region. The firm's practice areas encompass business law matters such as business legal analysis, entity formation, employment...
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SRIS Law Group, PC
Fairfax, Virginia Divorce and Criminal Law Firm(703) 278-0405 or (888) 437-7747
SRIS Law Group, P.C. has its main office in Fairfax and Richmond. We also have client meeting locations in Rockville and Chennai to better serve our clients in Maryland and Virginia. Our practice areas encompass criminal defense for drug and weapons charges, sex crimes, white collar...
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DLA Piper
Global Law Firm(703) 773-4000
DLA Piper became one of the largest legal service providers in the world in 2005 through a merger of unprecedented scope in the legal sector. While large in scale, the merger strategy was simple – to create an international legal practice capable of taking care of the most important...
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Arnold & Porter
International Law Firm(703) 720-7000
Arnold & Porter attorneys, practicing in more than 25 distinct areas of the law, conduct business on six continents. Our global reach, experience, and deep knowledge allow us to work across geographic, cultural, technological, and ideological borders, serving clients whose business...
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Constangy, Brooks & Smith, LLP
Labor and Employment Law Firm(571) 522-6100
Constangy, Brooks & Smith, LLP, is a management-only labor and employment law firm. We handle litigation prevention and defense, labor relations, benefits, immigration, workers' compensation (selected states only), wage and hour, occupational safety and health, and affirmative action....
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Hilton & Somer, LLC
Fairfax, Virginia Personal Injury Attorneys(703) 584-7584 or (877) 937-8346
Hilton and Somer LLC in Fairfax, VA, handles personal injury cases. The firm can take cases in Maryland, Virginia and Washington. For nearly 50 years, the firm has helped victims of accidents and other types of injuries. The firm can handle any type of injury or wrongful death suit...
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Cooley Godward LLPReston, VA 20190
Business Law and Litigation(703) 456-8000
Abrams Landau, Ltd.Herndon, VA - Law Firm near Reston
Personal Injury, Workers' Comp & SSD Law Firm in Herndon, VA(703) 796-9555
Abrams Landau, Ltd. was established to serve those who are injured or disabled through no fault of their own. Our team concentrates its practice in the areas of: Personal Injury state Workers Compensation and, Federal Social Security Disability Income.; Doug Landau is a bar member: VA, DC, FL, NJ,...
Brien Roche LawMcLean, VA - Law Firm near Reston
Personal Injury and Medical Malpractice Law Firm(703) 821-3740
Brien Roche Law is an experienced and dedicated law firm with office locations in Washington D.C and Virginia. Firm founder, Brien Roche has 35 years of experience of trying personal injury, medical malpractice, product liability, premises liability, and other tort cases. He has tried over 300 jury...
Jackson LewisVienna, VA - Law Firm near Reston
Employment & Labor Law Firm(703) 821-2189
Law Office of Andrew S. KasmerFairfax, VA - Law Firm near Reston
Virginia Personal Injury, Accidents and Workers' Compensation Attorney(703) 385-1701
At the Law Office of Andrew S. Kasmer, we are dedicated to providing each client and case with aggressive and personalized representation. Our legal experts have over 20 years of experience in personal injury, workers compensation and general litigation matters. With this experience, we have the...
Littler Mendelson P.C.McLean, VA - Law Firm near Reston
National Employment & Labor Law Firm(703) 442-8425
Littler Mendelson is the largest U.S.-based law firm exclusively devoted to representing management in every aspect of labor and employment law. The firm's single focus on employment and labor law has created a cartel of attorneys whose knowledge of and experience in these areas of law is...
Manuel Rivera, Esq. & AssociatesArlington, VA - Law Firm near Reston
Immigration, Auto Accidents, Traffic, Workers Compensation, Criminal, Federal, and Family Law(703) 807-2003
Manuel Rivera & Associates, P.C., is based in Virginia and serves the Washington D.C. Metro area, including Maryland and Virginia, and federal cases in the United States and Puerto Rico. The legal professionals at Manuel Rivera & Associates, P.C. are available to travel to other countries for...
Mordhorst LawFairfax, VA - Law Firm near Reston
Personal Injury, Workers' Compensation, and Social Security Disability Attorneys(703) 591-9400
Based in Virginia, attorneys at the law firm of Mordhorst, provides legal services in the cases related to personal injury and accidents.
Pesner Kawamoto Conway LawMcLean, VA - Law Firm near Reston
Virginia Bankruptcy, Estate Planning and Real Estate Attorneys(703) 506-9440
The goal of a bankruptcy is to get a fresh start by discharging your debts while keeping the property that you are legally entitled to protect.; bankruptcy attorney, chapter 7 bankruptcy, chapter 11 bankruptcy, chapter 13 bankruptcy, Attorney; bankruptcy attorney, chapter 7 bankruptcy, chapter 11...
Sands AndersonMcLean, VA - Law Firm near Reston
Full-Service Legal Law Firm(703) 893-3600
We are experienced attorneys servicing the Mid-Atlantic region for clients with sophisticated litigation and business transactional needs. Sands Anderson has lawyers and legal services support professionals located in Richmond, Christiansburg, Fredericksburg, and McLean, Virginia, and Raleigh,...
Semmes, Bowen & Semmes Law OfficesVienna, VA - Law Firm near Reston
Vienna, Virginia Full Service Law Firm(703) 760-9473
Venable LLPTysons Corner, VA - Law Firm near Reston
Corporate & Business Law, Complex Litigation, IP & Government Affairs(703) 760-1600


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The 9th match-day of the 2012-2013 Liga BBVA has been completed and it has been another terrific week packed with outstanding goals. Currently Barcelona and Atletico both have 25 points from 9 games, but Barcelona have a superior points-difference and thus top the league. Lionel Messi leads the race for the Pichichi with 13 goals
The 7th match-day of the 2012/2013 La Liga season has been played and currently it is Barcelona and Atletico that top the log with 19 points from a possible 21 each. Falcao, Messi and Cristiano are tied as the top goal scorers with 8 goals each. I will do my usual rundown of the 5
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The White Columns Curated Artist Registry is an online catalog of digital images documenting the work of artists who are not affiliated with a commercial gallery in New York City. Each submission is reviewed by our curatorial staff; in order to be considered for the registry, one must submit work digitally via this website.
Born in Dallas, TX, 1975. Lives and works in Brooklyn and Queens, NY.
The Milton Avery Graduate School of the Arts, Bard College, MFA in Sculpture, Annandale-On-Hudson, NY, 2006
The University of Texas at Austin, Bachelor of Fine Arts, 1998
Bennington College, Bennington, VT, 1993-1995
Giampietro Gallery, Moon of the Moon, New Haven, CT
Jason McCoy Gallery, Elisa Lendvay: Small Sculptures, NYC
V&A, Force of Things, NYC
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Lago Vista Gallery, Richland College, Accretions, Dallas, TX
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TSA, Drawing for Sculpture, curated by Courtney Puckett, Brooklyn, NY
Lorimoto, Till Death do Us Part, Ridgewood, NY
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George Segal Gallery, Faculty 2015 Department of Art and Design, curated by John Rasmussen, Director and Curator at the American University Museum, Montclair State University, NJ
Lesley Heller Workspace, Object'hood, curated by Inna Babaeva and Gelah Penn, NYC
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Jason McCoy Gallery, Domesticity, curated by Stephanie Buhmann and Samantha McCoy, NYC
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Bantom Switch Factory,Your Spirit Don't Leave Knowing, Bantom, CT
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Brooklyn Parlor, Parlor Antics, Brooklyn, NY
Kansas Gallery, Cheat Chains and Telephone, NYC
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Newhouse Center for Contemporary Art, Iced, Staten Island, NY
Samson Projects, Chain Letter Exhibition, Boston, MA
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Daily Operation, World's Greatest, NYC
Bushwick Open Spaces, Half-Invisible, POI, Bushwick, Brooklyn, NY
The Dirty Dirty, Yard Art, Brooklyn, NYC
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Fun Times Gallery, No Plans for Today, curated by Vicki Sher, Brooklyn, NY
Daily Operation, Folksmusic, Brooklyn, NY
Mike Rollins Fine Arts, Crotalus Atrox (or fat over lean), Curated by Liam Everett, NYC
Daily Operation, I Wanna Be Somewhere, NYC
Bushwick Open Spaces, Time Bandits II, POI, Brooklyn, NY
Klaus Von Nichtssagend Gallery, Tensegrity, Brooklyn, NY
PS122 Gallery, 122@122, NYC
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V&A, You Are Not Here, NYC
Arthouse at the Jones Center, New American Talent, Austin, TX
Powerhouse (Lawn), VA4398UV, Curated by Virginia Overton, Memphis, TN
Galapagos Art Space, Holiday Pageant, Brooklyn, NY
Tyler Estate, Breaking and Entering, NYC
Conduit Gallery, Paper Tigers--Exquisite Corpse, Dallas, TX
UBS, Bard MFA Thesis Exhibition, Redhook, NY
Tanabe Tanaka, The Bushwick Sketchbook Biennial, Brooklyn, NY
OK Harris Gallery, Vote With Your Art, Win Back Respect, NYC
Arlington Museum of Art, Sunny Side Up, Arlington, TX
500X Gallery, Sleeve, Dallas, TX
Arlington Museum of Art, Home Sweet Home, Arlington, TX
500X Gallery, Feisty, Dallas, TX
The McKinney Avenue Contemporary, W, Dallas, TX
Rockwall Alliance for the Arts, Art 2001, Selected by Nancy Whitenack, Rockwall, TX
Casa de Cameron, Drippings, Fajardo, Puerto Rico
Templeton Art Center, Art in the Metroplex, Fort Worth, TX
500X Gallery, Form+Image, Works By Four New Artists, curated by Kate Budd, Dallas, TX
charlieuniformtango, a Posteriori, Dallas, TX
The Wong Spot, Heavy, San Antonio, TX
500X Gallery, Expo '98, Selected by Ted Pilsbury, Dallas, TX
Santa Chiara, Mostra D'Arte, Castiligion Fiorintino, Italy
Bennington College, Women's Work, Bennington, VT
The Edward F. Albee Foundation, Albee Fellow
New York Foundation of the Arts, Artist's Sculpture Fellowship, Finalist
Santa Fe Art Institute Fellowship
Lower Manhattan Cultural Center, Swing Space Residency, 100 Church St.
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Milton Avery Graduate School of the Arts, Bard Fellowship Grant
The Vermont Studio Center
Dallas Museum of Art, Arch and Anne Giles Kimbrough Fund Award
University of Texas at Austin, Sculpture Studio Research Award
University of Texas at Austin, Painting and Drawing Studio Research Award
Dallas Museum of Art, DeGolyer Fund Award
Marie Walsh Art Foundation, Summer Scholarship, Colorado Springs, CO
Jason Andrew. Greenpoint Open Studios: 10 Must See Artists. Norte Maar
April 25, 2016
Paddy Johnson. Katherine Bradford and Drawing for Sculpture: Swimmers and Gender Politics. Art F City, January 22, 2016
Etty Yaniv. Till Death Do Us Part at Lorimoto, a Marriage of Art. ArtFuse. January 13, 2016
Two Coats of Paint. Revitalization by contamination: OBJECT'hood at Lesley Heller. August 2, 2015
Elisa Lendvay in "About a Mountain" at Asya Geisberg Gallery, New York Art Tours, August 2014
Speed Dating with Art: Fast times at Bushwick Beat Nite, March 5, 2014
New Works by Melissa Brown and Elisa Lendvay at Fred Giampietro Gallery. Artscope, New England's Arts and Culture Magazine. November 21, 2013
Daniel Wiener. Elisa Lendvay Small Sculpture, Art Seen, The Brooklyn Rail, February 2013
The Order of Things, Curated by Jamillah James, Exhibition Catalog, NURTUREart, 2013
6 Things to Do in New York's Art World Before January 7th. Gallerist NY, The New York Observer. January 4, 2013
William Eckhardt Kohler. Elisa Lendvay: How the Eye Speaks. Huffington Post. October 25, 2012
Kevin Kinsella, Randomly Determined. Bomb Magazine. September 26, 2012 (http://bombmagazine.org/article/6842/randomly-determined)
Paddy Johnson. There's no Place like Kansas. The L Magazine. February 1, 2012 (http://www.thelmagazine.com/newyork/theres-no-place-like-kansas/Content?oid=2207301)
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In June 2010, the editors of The New Yorker announced to widespread media coverage their selection of "20 Under 40"—the young fiction writers who are, or will be, central to their generation. The magazine published twenty stories by this stellar group of writers over the course of the summer. They are now collected for the first time in one volume.
The range of voices is extraordinary. There is the lyrical realism of Nell Freudenberger, Philipp Meyer, C. E. Morgan, and Salvatore Scibona; the satirical comedy of Joshua Ferris and Gary Shteyngart; and the genre-bending tales of Jonathan Safran Foer, Nicole Krauss, and Téa Obreht. David Bezmozgis and Dinaw Mengestu offer clear eyed portraits of immigration and identity; Sarah Shun-lien Bynum, ZZ Packer, and Wells Tower offer voice-driven, idiosyncratic narratives. Then there are the haunting sociopolitical stories of Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, Daniel Alarcón, and Yiyun Li, and the metaphysical fantasies of Chris Adrian, Rivka Galchen, and Karen Russell.
Each of these writers reminds us why we read. And each is aiming for greatness: fighting to get and to hold our attention in a culture that is flooded with words, sounds, and pictures; fighting to surprise, to entertain, to teach, and to move not only us but generations of readers to come. A landmark collection, 20 Under 40 stands as a testament to the vitality of fiction today.
In the summer of 2010, The New Yorker published stories by 20 young North American writers it had identified as standouts; this volume collects those stories. Though the authors' youth or the publication of their stories in one particular magazine might suggest a sameness, these stories are in fact quite diverse, ranging from the historical to the futuristic, from the personal to the political. And their settings span the globe. Some of the most haunting tales involve abandonment of one kind or another: a boy left behind when his brother escapes their troubled homeland in Daniel Alarcón's "Second Lives," a child abandoned in an airport by his soldier father in Salvatore Scibona's "The Kid," a woman who must leave her parents and her country to better herself in Nell Freudenberger's "An Arranged Marriage." Two of the most touching stories are "The Science of Flight," in which Yiyun Li introduces us to a lonely woman whose coworkers have no idea how much their shared work life means to her, and ZZ Packer's "Dayward," in which a boy risks all to protect his deaf sister as they flee from slavery. VERDICT Highly recommended for readers who enjoy collections such as The Best American Short Stories.—Evelyn Beck, Piedmont Technical Coll., Greenwood, SC


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I like teaching sonnets too. In my first-year classes at the university at the Beautiful Scottish City that I Miss, I asked students to find a sonnet and bring it with them to the tutorial. I told them Shakespeare wasn't allowed though - that's too easy to find. We could then talk about the sonnet form in relation to poems that they chose ("See, it doesn't just work with sonnets I pick; we can talk about the use of the sonnet structure in all sonnets..."). It's surprising how few times two students brought the same one, and I now know of some beautiful sonnets that I wouldn't otherwise have read.
This week I'm teaching Shakespeare's sonnets. I'd forgotten how much I like them. Here is one of my favourites. Enjoy!
Sonnet 138
When my love swears that she is made of truth,
I do believe her, though I know she lies,
That she might think me some untutored youth
Unlearned in the world's false subtleties.
Thus vainly thinking that she thinks me young,
Although she knows my days are past the best,
Simply I credit her false-speaking tongue;
On both sides thus is simple truth suppressed.
But wherefore says she not she is unjust?
And wherefore say not I that I am old?
O love's best habit is in seeming trust,
And age in love loves not t'have years told:
Therefore I lie with her, and she with me,
And in our faults by lies we flattered be.
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- September Blue said...
(Ha, this one! And you call me a cynic?)
Couple of my favourites: Edna St Vincent Millay:
Love is not all; it is not meat nor drink
Nor slumber, nor a roof against the rain;
Nor yet a floating spar to men that sink
And rise, and sink, and rise, and sink again;
Love will not fill the thickened lung with breath
Nor thin the blood, nor knit the fractured bone;
Yet many a man lies making friends with death
Even as I write, for lack of love alone.
It may well be that in a difficult hour
Half-mad with pain and moaning for release,
Or driven by want past resolution's power,
I might be driven to sell your love for peace
Or trade the memory of this night for food.
It may well be. I do not think I would.
And, same poet, Sonnet XLII:
What lips my lips have kissed, and where, and why,
I have forgotten, and what arms have lain
Under my head till morning; but the rain
Is full of ghosts tonight, that tap and sigh
Upon the glass and listen for reply,
And in my heart there stirs a quiet pain
For unremembered lads that not again
Will turn to me at midnight with a cry.
Thus in winter stands the lonely tree,
Nor knows what birds have vanished one by one,
Yet knows its boughs more silent than before:
I cannot say what loves have come and gone,
I only know that summer sang in me
A little while, that in me sings no more.
- 5 February 2008 at 00:23
- September Blue said...
And, um, since that was a bit bleak, a lighter note:
Sonnet To a Stilton Cheese (G. K. Chesterton)
Stilton, thou shouldst be living at this hour
And so thou art. Nor losest grace thereby;
England has need of thee, and so have I--
She is a Fen. Far as the eye can scour,
League after grassy league from Lincoln tower
To Stilton in the fields, she is a Fen.
Yet this high cheese, by choice of fenland men,
Like a tall green volcano rose in power.
Plain living and long drinking are no more,
And pure religion reading 'Household Words',
And sturdy manhood sitting still all day
Shrink, like this cheese that crumbles to its core;
While my digestion, like the House of Lords,
The heaviest burdens on herself doth lay.
- 5 February 2008 at 00:39
- Autumn Song said...
These are great! I like the Edna St Vincent Millay ones very much. Anybody else got sonnet suggestions?
- 5 February 2008 at 09:40


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Inspired by our talk of The Chronicles of Prydain, I want to remind those of you who haven't yet had the pleasure, that if you've not read Diane Duane's Young Wizards series (starting with So You Want to Be a Wizard) or stopped before you got to the second book — Deep Wizardry &mdashp; you're missing some of the best YA fantasy around (at least as good as Harry Potter).
When I was at Mysterious Galaxy (December 4, 2011), I mentioned how much I'd liked this YA (really, middle grade) series:
- The Book of Three
- The Black Cauldron
- The Castle of Llyr
- Taran Wanderer
- The High King
Amber Benson who was with me and the others in the audience all recalled the movie, The Black Cauldron, but hadn't known about the other books.
(For the record, if I ever get to be a gazillionaire, I'd buy back the film rights and make the books into a proper set of movies — and then I'd become a multi-gazillionaire.)
On December 4th, Amber Benson and I gave a talking on the Craft of Writing at the Mysterious Galaxy bookstore in Redondo Beach.
Before and after, we each spent 30 minutes writing in "the window." I got to go second and, as I told Amber, I'd been thinking about the challenge for a while and had two things already to hand: the title, "Stone the Crows" and the name "Nerius Stimpton Poddlemore."
As a Christmas gift from me to you, here it is.
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City of Angels is the story of what happens when the first artificial intelligence is born.
I've just sent the latest version to my agent who assures me, that while we're looking for a publisher, I can offer a version as an electronic book. (Once we get a publisher, I'll stop selling this edition.)
I'd intended to publish it as Todd Johnson — my "maiden" name — but it turns out that there is already one (and maybe two) Todd Johnsons published. So, in deference to him/them, I'll stick with Todd J. McCaffrey.
I've uploaded both Kindle and Nook versions which are available on their respective websites.
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Detecting data being tunneled out of a network is nearly impossible to do, regardless of the protocol. Data exfiltration using tunnels is a method known as using a covert channel. Using VoIP for data exfiltration is a new method for sending data out of a network, and RTP attacks are an example of this as they use part of the encrypted tunnel to siphon off other data, but there are many other tools for data exfiltration, such as ICMP tunnels, DNS tunnels , HTTP tunnels and many others. ICMP tunneling goes back to Project Loki in 1996. All of these tools can be used to transport encrypted data out of a network.
Detecting tunneled data is possible, but to do so requires a significant effort, depending on the protocol being used. Information security tools may detect various types of data tunneling, based on network signatures, protocol analysis and flow-data analysis. Application- or protocol-specific tools may be better able to identify anomalies in the outbound traffic, but may be difficult to use for security purposes.
Blocking tunneled data may be more difficult than detecting it, since this process might disrupt legitimate traffic when tunnels are misidentified. ICMP outbound can be blocked at an organization's border, because of blocked DNS requests to connect to external servers for the parent organization's DNS servers; rather, users are potentially using a Web proxy to prevent HTTP tunnels. VoIP RTP exfiltration tunneling may be blocked through a significant effort by delaying delivery for a voicemail until it can be sent though an audio processor that looks for encoded data, much like the way antispam software operates. For high-security environments, there may not be a reason to allow outbound network access, but it may be difficult to block all outbound communications without a Faraday cage.
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1. Jellicoe Road by Melina Marchetta- This was my most recent Epic Rec from Bekka and I loved it so much I still haven't managed to properly formulate a review, though I am expecting to be able to post one this week.
2. Princess of Thorns by Stacey Jay- If you ask me, this book was so much better than all of her other retellings. Granted, I love Jay's writing, but this was just on an entirely different level. And that's saying a lot because I adored OF BEAST AND BEAUTY.
3. The Start of Me and You by Emery Lord- This book, guys, this book. It leaves me speechless. It's way too early to share my review, but I'll say it was even more poignant, beautiful, and powerful than her debut (that I also loved!) OPEN ROAD SUMMER, and that's saying something!
4. I'll Give You The Sun by Jandy Nelson- I read both this and THE SKY IS EVERYWHERE by Jandy Nelson within three months of each other. I loved them both and I'm officially a Jandy Nelson fangirl, but I have to say that IGYTS is just so...wow. WOW.
5. The Kiss of Deception by Mary Pearson- While it wasn't perfect, I am dying to see everything that happens next in this series! It was just short of perfect in my eyes and I am coveting its sequel like no other.
6. One Man Guy by Michael Barakiva- Having a gay best friend makes me love LGBTQ fiction that he feels he can relate to, and I loved this book because it's so simple and perfect and that's what makes it so wonderful.
7. To All The Boys I've Loved Before by Jenny Han- Yeah...I still haven't written my review after over seven months of having reading this because I just can't word when I think about it.
8. Cruel Beauty by Rosamund Hodge- One of my favorite books of the year, hands down. A dark, beautifully written fairytale retelling? Sign me up ten fold! It seriously blew me away.
9. The Mediator Series by Meg Cabot- Yeah, this entire series was made of awesomeness. I can't believe I waited so long to read it!
10. A Court of Thorns and Roses by Sarah J. Maas- SWOONY FAERIE MEN!!!!! I don't really know what else to say in regards to this book because it makes me want to dance around chanting about all the swoony, hot faerie men I've encountered. I mean, plus, the plot is mind-blowing and it's super well-written, so there's that, too. But, really...the men. Yes.
11. Because You'll Never Meet Me by Leah Thomas- This was a book that I didn't expect to love as much as I did, but I sure as heck loved it. It's surprisingly powerful despite its unique delivery and I will be book pushing it on everyone in 2015. Thank you, wonderful internship, for allowing me to read this one early.
12. Mortal Heart by Robin LaFevers- I binged this entire series this year, so really all of the books deserve a spot on this list, but I loved the final book more than anything else and want to give it a shout out specifically. I cannot wait to see what else LaFevers has in store for us in her beautifully intricate world with wonderful characters.
13. Heir of Fire by Sarah J. Maas- I still haven't written my review after over five months because, just, wow. I love Sarah too much. Coherency goes out the window. Cannot word, vair hard, logic what?
14. Strange and Ever After by Susan Dennard- This ending! It made me bawl and it tugged at my heartstrings and it killed me in every possible way and I loved every minute of it because I can never not love Susan Dennard.
15. Prisoner of Night and Fog by Anne Blankman- I was a bit iffy going into this one, but I really loved how dark and historically accurate it was. Definitely a series I'll continue to look out for!


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Qiana, owner of Nail Lounge, allowed Washington Heights resident Blue to showcase and even sell the line of organic cosmetics that he developed and owns, which includes lipsticks, blushes and nail polishes. Blue, himself was outside in front of Nail Lounge body painting a male model(who gets major credit for being out there the way he was under the weather conditions). The sight of a nearly naked man being body painted from head to toe near one of the busiest intersection Uptown, drew a crowd and curiosity. Kudos to Nail Lounge for creating this spectacle, thinking and acting outside the box; and to Blue Michael for painting inside the lines.
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If you ask her, Justin Bieber was just acting his age.
The British supermodel revealed that the Canadian popster "kind of" flirted with her after she accidentally gave him an eyeful during a rehearsal for last November's Victoria's Secret Fashion Show.
"He said to me, 'You're really cute. You got nice t---s. You flashed me and my dancers and made my day," Dunn said during an appearance on The Jonathan Ross Show, per an excerpt in the Daily Mail.
The catwalker said she made the unfortunate decision to wear a low-cut top without a bra and hadn't realized when she struck her pose on the runway that her boob was visible for the whole world to see. That prompted what she said was a rather uncomfortable exchange with Bieber a little later.
"So then after the show, we was chilling with Justin and he was kind of flirting with me, and I kind of felt a bit awkward because he's this little boy. He was 18, but I'm old enough to be his older sister," the 22-year-old Dunn admitted. "It's kind of a bit weird."
The mother of one, who has appeared on the cover of such magazines as British Vogue and modeled for all the top designers, took the "Baby" singer's ogling in stride.
"I laughed after it because he was 18 at the time, and I was, like, 'Why not? Flirt with the models, do your thing,'" she said.
Bieber made headlines immediately following his Victoria's Secret appearance after he was reported to have not only flirted with the Angels, but watched The Lion King on Broadway with Hungarian model Barbara Palvin, sparking rumors the latter played a role in the heartthrob's split with Selena Gomez.
Palvin, however, dismissed the gossip on Twitter, noting she's been in a relationship for the past two years.


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Saute'd Green Beans
Oatmeal pancakes
Shared/Submitted Cookbooks
!!The Bahama Mamas Cookbook!!
Bahama Mama Desserts
Bahama Mama Poultry
Bahama Mama Vegetarian
Bahama Mama Muffins & Breads
For the Crockpot!
The Winter Is Near Holiday Cookbook!
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