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Hello I am having some trouble with the BSOD with "Memory_Management" title and I was trying to solve it. I found out on the internet that it could be some problem with drivers so I checked it and found a yellow sign in the device management so I downloaded the missing driver and thought that it would solve the problem. Unfortunately that was not the reason. Then I found the program called "DriverView" which can show you all your drivers and their properties easily. So I used it to see if there's something suspicious that could be causing the problem. Then I found three drivers that are signed as "unknown".
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I didn't know how to show you so I decided to add the print screen of the "DriverView" where you can see these Unknown drivers. And I also added the text document with all my drivers and properties and the text document with just these unknown drivers.
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"Memory_Management" usually means the computer has a damaged memory module, try running memtest for some loops to see if it shows any error.
Memtest86+ - Advanced Memory Diagnostic Tool
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Thank you very much, I'll try that as soon as possible. I hope the USB version works, because I don't have any CD/DVD-Rom in my notebook.
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So I ran memtest today for about 7 hours and it made 3 passes. But the number of errors made me quite nervous. It was something about 2.000.000. Is that even possible? I don't think it's very normal to see new error every 5 seconds. What do you recommend?
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Retrieve the Ring of Mmmrrrggglll from the Grimscale chieftain's dead clutches. Return it to Hathvelion Sungaze in the Eversong Woods on the bluff overlooking the Tranquil Shore.
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The Grimscale murlocs have not been scared off by your efforts. But, I think I know what will send them packing, as well as get me some personal retribution.
They have a murloc chieftain that calls itself Mmmrrrggglll. It wanders the the Golden Strand south of the river inlet. The beast once slew a compatriot of mine, and now wears his ring in open defiance and mockery.
Slay Mmmrrrggglll, and bring back my friend's ring. Then we shall see these monsters cowed!
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You are the instrument of my success and revenge, <class>. Have you the ring?
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At last! Though the Grimscale did not route, as hoped, it was entertaining to watch them panic in confusion when you laid low their so-called chieftain. You have my thanks, and the gratitude of the sin'dorei of Silvermoon City!
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I took this picture on our way to climb Cathedral Peak in Yosemite National Park.
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Farming 101: A Farm History
I am no longer sustaining on a rotation of wintered-over spinach, kale, and leeks. Our seeding, mulching, transplanting and cultivating has suddenly yielded a bounty of produce. The fields are standing in neat rows of various crops: chard, radishes, tomatoes, peas, peppers, carrots, lettuce. The asparagus is done, but the strawberries are peeking out red under their green canopy. A multiplicity of herbs have exploded in bushels.
The brand-new Farm Stand is finished (thank you to Mark W. Quigley Contracting) and fully operational, our CSA is getting into full swing and volunteers are coming around regularly. The wash station is ready for dunking and spraying. Our educational programs are beginning. The Learning Garden has been prepped, manicured and just recently planted by wee tykes sporting sprouts and dirty knees. Things here in Newton are beginning to become routine: harvest in the morning (for the farm stand, CSA and Farmer's Market) and cultivation in the afternoon (weeding, watering or planting).
Our CSA orientation took place on a recent Saturday grey with rain, though the mood was eager and curious —partly in thanks to the lovely Lucy Caldwell, a top-notch local historian who has extensively researched the story of our little farm and the family who lived here before it became the city-owned non-profit it is today. You can read her thorough history and view historical photographs at her web page. From Lucy's incredible scholarship, her orientation talk and stories I've heard in the community, I've come to understand a bit of this place where I'm working and living and proud to continue the tradition of farming.
On this corner of Nahanton and Winchester Streets in Newton, Massachusetts has stood a farmstead since the year 1679. Though we don't know details of families from the earliest times, we do know that from the 1850s the Hall family owned and cultivated this lot. In 1905 Crescenzo Angino, aged 30 years, travelled from Montaguto in southern Italy through Ellis Island with $17 and the ability to read and write. His wife Lucia Ciasullo Angino and two sons, Francis and Antonio, stayed presumably with her family in Greci, a nearby village.
Upon arrival, he set out to meet his brother-in-law Leonardo Anzivino outside of Boston in the Oak Hill section of Newton. Married to his sister Maria Michela Angino, the couple had come to New York in 1902. The men likely worked at Appleton Farm at the corner of Brookline and Dedham streets.
When Lucia arrived not long after Crescenzo, the family lived in Newton's former schoolhouse of the 1850s, directly across the street from the new schoolhouse which the children attended. Rose and three of her older brothers Michael, Jerry and Ernest were born and lived here until moving to the farmstead on Nahanton.
Crescenzo continued to work for the wealthy Shaw Family, who'd made a fortune in copper mining in Michigan, when they bought the Appleton Estate in 1908-09. By this time the estate included 254 acres, combining 14 original properties. Utilizing his former experience in the Italian Calvary (he'd said that he'd left Italy to keep his sons from serving in the military) he cared for the polo horses on the estate. In 1917 he was able to buy the farmstead across the street, from the heirs of David Hall, perhaps with help from Robert Shaw. At this point his children numbered seven—the five boys, Rose and a new baby girl, Julia Virginia, her name chosen by Mrs. Shaw. Eager for assimilation, the children spoke no Italian.
The family supported itself by growing most of their food while selling extra produce out of the barn and at Quincy market in Boston, which was a great treat for the grandchildren to attend. Crescezo continued to work for the Shaws, as did as his oldest son Francis (who worked at the Charles River Country Club where Robert Shaw was a member) and Lucia (who was a wet nurse for Mrs. Shaw), and they were allowed use of nearby Shaw fields for additional crops and cows. Their frugality, though it allowed them the purchase of wheat and other staples, also inspired the reuse of burlap bags as sheets and pillowcases, which made a scratchy impression on their granddaughter, Joan Melville.
Crescenzo grew tomatoes from seed brought from Italy, and many other crops. The family harvested from heritage apple trees near the house and gathered berries, mushrooms and greens from nearby fields. Grapevines, which still thrive on the original arbors, yielded wine from a huge press that still sits in the basement of the house. Today the grapes yield jelly. There was homemade pasta, butter, jam, canned tomatoes and beans, and chickens for eggs and meat. Every Sunday extended family dinners were cooked over a huge woodstove in the kitchen, remembered as the heart of the house. It still feels that way today, even without the stove.
Crescenzo renovated the house and barn, buried savings in the field (for which we keep an eye out), and made loans to other Italian immigrants. The boys delivered unpasteurized milk door to door, ran paper routes and caddied at the Country Club. Francis went on to found Mass Electric, made his own fortune, and eventually joined the Country Club he'd worked at as a youth.
As the couple aged into their 70s, their children and grandchildren kept the farm, and Sunday dinner, going. In 1952 they celebrated their 51st wedding anniversary and were interviewed in the paper as to their success. Eventually Rose, who'd moved home with her son Jay after her husband went to WWII and returned again later, ran the farmhouse while Jerry cultivated the fields.
Jerry began his career as an industrial arts teacher at Day Junior High. He eventually became Superintendent of School Attendance, his role as truant officer evolved, with his enthusiasm and care, into Newton's first guidance counselor—by his own description and by the recollection of many who knew him. He looked after "his boys", especially the fatherless and the Italian youth, mentoring, teaching skills and putting them to work on the farm during summer. Some of these now older men have stopped by the farm and introduced themselves, eager to speak of his kindness and often crediting him with getting them through school, a tough transition or turning their lives toward something better than where they believed they were headed. "They don't make them like that anymore." "He was an amazing man." These are common phrases used to memorialize him. He worked for 32 years in the Newton schools, all the while farming.
Jerry and Rose actively farmed until 1985. Many remember seeing them working the field and the high quality of produce they continued to sell. "I'd often see Jerry out working the land," says Barbara LaValle, who worked at the West Suburban YMCA—where a room was named for the family in 2001. She remembers the great care they took with the property, their profound love of the land and of family. Jerry Angino passed away in 1998. Rose, who continued to live in the farmhouse, passed away in 2002.
The farm was bought by the City of Newton from the Angino family heirs in 2005 using Community Preservation Funds. Newton residents, with the Newton Conservators, persuaded the city to save "the last working farm in Newton" as a community resource instead of developing the site. It is now a non-profit farm as well as a land and historic conservation site.
Newton Community Farm is blessed with incredible soil, dark and rich, which my hands can attest to—the legacy of 300 years of careful and skilled consecutive farming of mostly organic and hand cultivation. Both the house and barn have a wonderful integrity and homey feeling built into them. It's a special little corner that by the perseverance and commitment of its community has not only survived but flourished as it builds upon the reputation established by the Anginos and continues to nourish and support the surrounding population.
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Harrisonburg, Virginia is overflowing with the most shamelessly awesome restaurants. These Virginia restaurants have discovered how to transform boring food into exciting art.
When you believe that Harrisonburg, Virginia only provides chains like McDonald's, KFC or Subway, then, let's just say you will be pleasantly surprised. Seriously, Larry Page and their squad can dine back in Dallas and we do not care.
As a matter of fact, any buffoon can chime in with a shortsighted opinion. But how many Homo Sapiens have the long-term vision and business acumen to launch a popular restaurant? It is a very competitive food scene now. Just imagine: you could be biting into a dish straight from a deep-fryer right now. Or trying fresh veggies and meats.
The cooking gurus are basically badasses. Brand it guerilla cooking, if you like. You can find restaurants in Harrisonburg, Virginia that are artsy and cater exclusively to cosmopolitans from Manhattan. Yet, it is worth noting that there are plenty of options for parents and the middle classes.
We may be wrong or we may be right. But it feels ever so good to be lost in food paradise. Get your feast on ladies and gentlemen of Harrisonburg, Virginia.
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Title:OffroadPakistan | 4×4 Offroaders Club of Karachi
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OffroadPakistan | 4 #215;4 Offroaders Club of Karachi OffroadPakistan Search Primary Menu Skip to content AboutContactPhotos Search for: Blog K2 Base Camp Hike 2007 Blog Samandari Baba: Seeking the Sufi Jeep Saint Blog Jay Shah #8217;s pilgramage to Mata Hinglaj Tech Vehicle Preparations before and after a trip Blog The Ford F1 Story #8211; From California to Karachi Travels Along the Hingol River Blog Khorwah Medical Camp, Views of Shakiba Shelley August 5, 2011 ko 3 Comments One could perhaps be forgiven for thinking that a off road trip to set up a medical camp for the villagers of Pakistan would be a mixture of mosquitoes, no running water and intense heat.Т THINK AGAIN !!!. As an Angraise, I found the whole experience to be both, humbling and exciting. The whole journey started off from the Founders of the #8216;Off Road Karachi Club #8217;, sumptuous house in Karachi.Т A convoy of five robust but yet luxurious jeeps set off for fun and adventure.Т More vehicles became added to our convoy at later stages. Continue reading rarr; medical camp Blog Khorwah Medical Camp August 1, 2011 ko 2 Comments Photographs from offroadpakistanтs medical camp in the village of Khorwah, district Badin in Sindh. The group included doctors, veterinarians and volunteers from Karachi who were selfless in their efforts to give back to a community. Hand pumps were also distributed. Photos courtesy afewmofilms.com.Т Click here for the photo gallery. Writeups of the camp are incoming: Psychosocial Dynamics of the Khorwah Medical Camp т an Overview Faisal Kapadia in Dawn medical camp Blog Help OffroadPakistan #8217;s Flood Relief August 26, 2010 ko 1 Comment OffroadPakistan and friends have put together an effort to help people effected by the floods in Pakistan. We are providing relief ourselves (delivery and distribution) in Sindh area. Right now it #8217;s food and essentials and temporary shelter. Next we would support run a refugee camp (our choosing of location) providing food, water, medicines/medical camps, clothing etc. Later help some really needful families to rebuilt their homes etc. p Since we are not an NGO, we have got the help of Behbood Association (local NGO) working far last 35 years #8211; they have set up a separate account for us, they will manage, supervise and audit for us. p If any one wants to help contribution can be sent to this account (details here) p Please pass it on to friends! p Hamid Omar p To find out more check these out: p CNN on our relief efforts: [OffroadPakistan] club members, family and friends raised money for supplies to the neediest survivors. OffroadPakistan member Awab Alvi AKA Teeth Maestro #8217;s blog has regular updates on our relief efforts. Faisal Kapadia #8217;s Deadpan Thoughts has frequent updates, as well as articles on DAWN Blog: Unity needed and A battle against time. SA Relief: Coordinating Disaster Relief for South Asia also has updates. Pictures from our 2nd relief trip are up on Facebook. Additional pictures by Awab here. Some are posted here. Hamid Omar Blog CNN on 4 #215;4 Offroaders Club Karachi #8217;s Flood Relief Efforts August 26, 2010 Abid Omar Leave a comment Holly Yan of CNN caught up with our 2nd relief trip on August 24th and spoke with Offroaders Awab Alvi and Faisal Kapadia: (CNN) #8212; #8220;Everywhere we go we see eight to 10 feet of water, #8221; said Kapadia, who traveled through inundated villages between Shikarpur and Sukkur. #8220;All we see are the tops of houses. #8221; Just a month ago, Kapadia was a recreational rider in the 4 #215;4 Offroaders Club of Karachi. He didn #8217;t expect to use his off-roading skills to deliver life-saving supplies to flood victims across nearly impassible terrain and waters. p #8220;We never thought of that, #8221; Kapadia said. #8220;But when you see things happen like this, you can #8217;t just sit on the side and watch thousands of people die. #8221; p So club members, family and friends raised money for supplies to the neediest survivors. p So far the 4 #215;4 Offroaders Club of Karachi has distributed 100 tents and about eight truckloads of food. blockquote Photo credit: CNN Abid Omar Blog Pakistan Flooding 2010: link blog August 17, 2010 Abid Omar 2 Comments p p So far at least 1,500 killed, 14-20 million affected, 3.5 million children at health risk, nearly 1 million houses damaged, and $1-2 billion upwards of crop damage. Possibly the low numbers of people killed has resulted in the lackluster international response. A timeline is here. p Most comprehensive source for information is ReliefWeb #8217;s Pakistan Floods page. Frequent updates on news, situation, maps (lots of maps), and funding. p Dave #8217;s Landslide Blog #8212;an excellent overview of how the flooding began: The regular seasonal monsoon rains started on July 27th, initially impacting the Khyber-Pakhtoonkhwa province (formerly NWFP). The following graph shows the sudden increase in rainfall in that region from July 29th. p p #8220;The loss of life appears to have been the result of a combination of losses in the main rivers and their tributaries, flash floods in upper catchments, collapses of mud brick houses, and landslides. #8221; #8212;Dave #8217;s Landslide Blog. p Downstream the impact of the incredibly heavy rainfall on the Indus River catchment shows increased inflows. p p Daily rainfall records from the Pakistan Meteorological Department #8212;you can map your own data! Compare the rainfall over the July and August 2008 and 2009 with what we see now. The worst seems to be behind us. p Devastating floods cut off parts of Pakistan: #8220;Shelter, plastic sheeting and household goods are the most important gap. Stocks need to be urgently airlifted to the affected areas. #8221; #8212;DAWN Continue reading rarr; Abid Omar Blog Flood Relief August 16, 2010 ko 1 Comment The earthquake #8217;s that have hit Pakistan in 2005 and 2008 were regarded as the worst tragedy for the nation. Few have realized that the recent floods have in fact caused more damage then those earthquakes did. As per latest reports official figures stand at 1600 dead and 20 million left homeless. The Monsoon rains began three weeks ago and have washed away roads, bridges and communications lines, hampering rescue efforts by aid organizations and the government. The downpours have grounded many aircraft trying to rescue people and ferry aid. Continue reading rarr; Blog Off-roading to Hingol March 19, 2010 ko 5 Comments I stood there amongst the trees, the wind moving through the leaves, making a whistling sound. The entire campsite was bathed in bright moonlight, so bright that you did not need a torch to cook something. Before me, the Hingol River flowed along lazily between the mountains, a silver serpent in a landscape that is otherwise harsh. This reads like an excerpt from a fiction novel, does it not? Well one need only travel 240 kilometres from Karachi to make this fiction a reality. That is, if you have the gumption to make it out to Hingol National Park in Balochistan. I recently had the chance to do so with the team of adventure travellers known as Offroad Pakistan. I refer to them as a team and not a group of individuals because that #8217;s what they are, and that #8217;s what one needs to make it through the terrain of Balochistan, which comprises bogs, jungle, mountains, and quicksand with a few wahgus (local slang for crocodiles) standing in as an audience. On this trip, the team included inventors, photojournalists, lawyers, doctors and a few lowly scribes such as myself, all with one thing in common: #8220;the love of nature. #8221; Continue reading rarr; Faisal Kapadiahingol Video Expedition Poldat: The Laidback Show March 3, 2010 ko 3 Comments embed In Eposide 17 of the Laidback Show, Dr. Awab Alvi and Faisal Kapadia head towards Hingol National Park for a three day Expedition with offroaders from OffroadPakistan to conquer a natural gorge called Poldat in the Hingol National Park. hingol Blog The ultimate offroad camping list November 3, 2008 ko 3 Comments There are camping lists, and then there are camping lists. This is one of those. There is the minimalistic school of thought which believes in grabbing just a shotgun and a wallet and heading off into the bush т but if like us, you get off the city to take a break and enjoy, than itтs nice to have all the essentials (and more!) along. Keep this in mind т You must take everything you might possibly need from home т there is nothing (except oxygen) available on the way! Be prepared to change tires, dig your 4У4 out from a lot of mud, and other such goodies. Continue reading rarr; Khalid Omar Blog Concordia: The world #8217;s greatest museum of shape and form July 2, 2008 ko 4 Comments #8220;The world #8217;s greatest museum of shape and form #8221; is how Italian mountaineer/author Fosco Maraini described Concordia in his book, Karakoram. Galen Rowell called it the #8220;Throne of the Mountain Gods #8221;. Come 2007, somehow or the other, 5 of us from Karachi ended up hiking to Concordia, and on to K2 base camp. Click here to see the pictures of the hike along with captions, and go here to see the travelogue of the hike. Khalid Omar Blog 30 years after the Indus River Expedition March 30, 2008 ko 7 Comments Sir, in December 2008 it will be the 30th anniversary of the historic тIndus River Expeditionт. This Expedition of three people started from Amb- Darband, upstream of Tarbela Dam, and covered 1,600 miles in 30 days right up to the тcity of lightsт т Karachi. Continue reading rarr; KM Ali Blog Medical Camp at the Hingol National Park, March 14-17, 2008 March 7, 2008 ko Leave a comment Our group has been approached by the Management of Hingol National Park to help them in organizing a free medical camp at Jhal Jhau for the villagers living along the Hingol River in the Northern Part of the Park. We are going for 4 days to Hingol, Baluchistan, March 14-17, 2008 and setting up a medical camp. Read on for the details. Continue reading rarr; hingolKhalid Omar Travels Goran Gatti Jan 2008 February 16, 2008 ko 1 Comment Click here to see the complete picture gallery of the Goran Gatti trip. This trip involved hardcore 4wheeling, as we made our way to the highest mountain, Goran Gatti, which is deep inside Hingol #8211; no vehicle has made it there before. We didn #8217;t make it there either, but it was a lot of fun trying! hingolKhalid Omar Blog Information on being #8216;self-sufficient #8217; for those who would like to accompany us on one of our many off-road + camping trips. February 3, 2008 ko 5 Comments For those of you who haven #8217;t camped out in the wilderness under the open sky, here are some helpful hints and advise. Continue reading rarr; Hamid Omar Travels A day #8217;s trek to a village near Besham, Kohistan November 18, 2007 ko 3 Comments #8220; / When Hamid Omar of 4 #215;4 Offroaders Club, Karachi recently completed the rebuilding of the 1948 Ford F1 Pickup, the family decided to take it on a long test drive from Karachi all the way to Besham on the Karakorum Highway (a part of the #8216;Silk Route #8217;). The trip was, in part, influenced by the invitation of one of their domestics of long standing, Shah Aalam, to visit his ancestral home situated at a mountaintop a few kilometers off Besham in Kohistan. Hamid and his wife Sabiha drove to Lahore on the newly rebuilt Ford F1, followed by Mahera and Khalid Omar in the Toyota Prado. Continue reading rarr; F.D.Toor Video Chasing Storms in Thar Desert September 29, 2007 ko 15 Comments embed A journey to Thar desert in Pakistan. The trailer is viewable here. Mahera Omar Video Hingol Flood Relief September 28, 2007 ko 2 Comments Hingol Flood Relief is a documentary about the devastation caused by the cyclone that hit the coastal areas of Baluchistan in the summer of 2007, and the relief efforts of a small group of individuals from Karachi for the scattered settlements in the Hingol National Park. Continue reading rarr; hingolMahera Omar Video Adventures in Hingol September 14, 2007 ko 12 Comments A recent trip of the 4X4 Offroaders Club to Hingol National Park in Baluchistan. The complete version will air on Aaj tv in the near future. The trailer is above, and the full version is below. Click here to read the article about this trip. Continue reading rarr; hingolMahera Omar Blog K2 Base camp hike planning September 6, 2007 ko 19 Comments т Like any long trip, we started planning this a long time ago. Some (Asad, me) had wanted to do a major hike for years, and Concordia was always at the top of the list of the many, many places to go hiking in Northern Pakistan. тThe worldтs greatest museum of shape and formт is how Italian mountaineer/author Fosco Maraini described Concordia in his book, Karakoram. Galen Rowell called it the тThrone of the Mountain Godsт. Come 2007, somehow or the other, 5 of us decided to finally go. The pre-trip preparations involved a lot of research, finding hiking and cold weather equipment, and trying to get into shape for the long hike ahead. Our plan is detailed below, and hopefully anyone else looking for information on planning this hike on their own will find it helpful. The pictures of the hike are up over here, and an article about the actual trip will be up soon. 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I am still pretty old school about a lot of things ( given that I AM a certified elder at 63 years of age) and one of those things is around my banking practices.
I actually GO to the bank 2-4 times a month to deposit checks, withdraw money, pay various bills and the rent on my Creative Juices Arts studio.
I guess I've never really learned to trust ATM's.
When I go to the bank I know there is always a risk that there will be a line that I have to stand in for awhile, so I make sure to bring a book with me to keep me occupied and not so focused on whether or not the line is moving as quickly as I may have hoped.
A good book in my hands is my guaranteed anti-cranky magic charm.
I also really enjoy my interactions with the tellers and make sure to ask them about their day and what is going on in their lives. I know their names and encourage them to talk about their families and their interests. I know that they have a tough job and get a lot of frustration thrown their way undeservedly. And I want them to feel seen, valued and appreciated as human beings.
I also know that it's way more fun for ME to have a warm and friendly positive interaction with another person as opposed to creating bad feelings and resentment on both sides.
So as much as going to the bank is not my most favorite thing in the world, I try to make it as pleasant of an experience as possible for me and for everyone else involved.
A week ago I was at the bank once again. The line was VERY long and the tellers were few. So I got out my book and prepared for the long haul.
One of the bank managers, a lovely young woman named Rosita, unexpectedly came up to me, pulled me out of the line and let me know that she could help me in her private cubicle. I was surprised but delighted to be rescued from a tedious wait.
We chatted for a moment while she took care of my banking stuff and I asked her why she offered me this generous gift of her private time.
She said " We really appreciate you and what a ray of sunshine you are to all of us."
I was quite startled at that and laughingly said… "Wow! That's wonderful. I had no idea anyone even knew who I was. I thought I was operating incognito!"
"Oh no"… she said in response… "ALL of my people here in the bank know who YOU are. We are always SO happy to see you walk through the door because you unfailingly have a kind word and a smile for everyone you come into contact with. You are never impatient. You never blame us for things we can't control. You make us all feel so good and we wanted to let you know how much we appreciate you and your kindness."
It was then that I started to cry. I make it a point to see with the eyes of love every person I meet ( unless I am having a REALLY bad day. And then I just try to stay out of people's way) and here was Rosita giving that gift back to me.
I treat people the way that I do because of how good it makes ME feel. I know that people enjoy it, but it wasn't until I found myself sitting in that tiny bank cubicle that I saw so clearly how rare of an occurrence it is for many folks to ever have that kind-hearted experience of being seen, especially those out there on the front lines in service roles.
In that moment I felt the visceral, gut truth of how the energy we bring into the world is NEVER inconsequential and ripples out in ways that we might not ever fully realize. That every word we speak, every interaction we have, every generosity or negative word has it's effect on our community energy for good or ill.
Now, I'm not guaranteeing that if you're nice to your local bank tellers it will keep you from having to wait in long lines. Heck… I don't know if it will ever happen to ME again!
Love never offers that kind of certainty from the outside world.
The magic I'm describing doesn't work if we have expectations. Because expectations always lead to disappointment which keeps you out of love.
There IS something you can count on however, and that is Love Begets Love. Always. We can always HAVE love by choosing to be IN that place of love. And if we want love we need to first of all BRING love. It's a practice of reminding ourselves at all times that we are never far from love because at core we ARE love.
At home with our partners and families. In traffic. On the job. At the beach. Making art and praying.
And even while waiting in line at the bank.


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12930 N Colony DR, Mequon WI 53097-2302 Sold for $2,100 on 07/05/2016
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- School District: Mequon-Thiensville
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- Security Deposit: 2100
- Postal Municipality: Mequon
- Listing Company: Shorewest - Lake Country
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12930 N Colony DR Mequon WI 53097-2302 - This elegant condo has been meticulously maintained and recently went through an extensive renovation. Its owners need to relocate, & will be renting the condo for the first time starting July 1st. With 3 full sized bedrooms, a den, 2.5 baths, and an impressive amount of built in storage this home is perfect for someone looking for a midsized space. The large backyard, mature landscaping, & multiple outdoor patios will make enjoying those Wisconsin summers a breeze. Small dogs under 20lbs will be considered and a minimum of a 1-year lease will be required. Appliances & washer/Dryer included.
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MOVIE SYNOPSIS [ General Audiences ] With producers of USA, this 2014 film was directed by Vincent Rolandi. You can watch Gippel Fights Back online on TV cable or theaters with original audio in English at different dates. This film premiered in theaters in 2014.
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100-minute film (full movie) directed by Vincent Rolandi.
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World War II's Home Front: North Dakota and the Nation
World War II had a profound influence on the nation and North Dakota. Although no fighting took place on the American mainland, the war engulfed the nation and state, becoming the focus of all activity between 1942 and 1945. Viewing the nation as a whole, historians have drawn several conclusions about the significant changes that came about as a result of the war.
• The war ended the Great Depression and brought prosperity to the American people. More than 15 million people entered the armed services or the labor force. Unemployment dropped sharply to just over 1 percent. Workers' wages rose sharply. Per capita manufacturing income doubled. National farm income tripled. Because of its dependence on agriculture, North Dakotans prospered after twenty years of economic woe. Reflecting the national trend, North Dakota's per capita income tripled. For farmers, the war marked a time that agricultural historians call the "second American agricultural revolution."
• Americans saw the war in black-and-white terms and agreed with the overriding war aim: Good must win over Evil at any cost. Confident and committed, Americans were willing to do their part to win the war and make the world a better place. North Dakotans did more than their part, leading the nation in per capita purchasing of war bonds and in the collection of war-essential materials.
• Japanese Americans suffered for being a tiny minority who just happened to have come from a nation with which the United States was at war. Japanese accounted for one-tenth of 1% of the American population. Some 47,000 were Issei, Japan-born immigrants who were eligible for citizenship; roughly 80,000 were Nisei, second-generation Japanese Americans (native-born citizens) and their children, Sansei. Most of these people lived on the West Coast where some authorities feared they would somehow aid Japan in the war. The head of the Western Defense Command expressed their view: "It makes no difference whether he is an American citizen or not . . . I don't want any of them." In response, the president's Executive Order 9066 called for the removal of Japanese Americans, citizens and non-citizens, to internment camps. About 110,000 were relocated to ten detention camps in seven western states.
One of these camps was at Fort Lincoln, just south of Bismarck. For the most part, the one hundred Japanese Americans who lived in North Dakota, many of them businesspeople, were not as greatly affected by the war. Yasuko Kato's beauty shop in Grand Forks was closed three days after Pearl Harbor but was reopened in two weeks. She, like a few others, had to receive permission to leave the state. Why Harry Hayashi was singled out for such capricious and arbitrary treatment is a mystery. Why the government closed his successful Rainbow Gardens in Carrington and interned Hayashi for the duration of the war at Fort Lincoln has no logical explanation. He paid a high price in a hysterical time.
• The war promoted the growth of business. Conversion to a war economy was not easy. The government needed the whole-hearted support of American business. Chrysler agreed to produce tanks; Ford built a gigantic new plant (a mile long, covering almost 70 acres) to assemble airplanes; United States Rubber made 90,000 tons of synthetic rubber a year. The government supported the mobilization with $225 billion.
Defense contracts boomed business nationwide but not in North Dakota. The state received the least of any stateC$9.6 million or .0004 percent. When the War Production Board asked North Dakota officials what the state could do in the war effort, the answer was "produce food" like it always had. The war did very little to promote business in North Dakota, but it did point out that the state needed to diversify its economy. It started officials thinking about ways to accomplish that.
This does not mean that the home front era stimulated no business in North Dakota. Harold Schafer turned an emulsion that was developed to clean warplane windshields into a multimillion dollar company. Andrew Freeman used his engineering training to develop the headbolt heater into Five Star Manufacturing.
By Dr. D. Jerome Tweton
Originally published as The North Star Dakotan student newspaper, written by Dr. D. Jerome Tweton and supported by the North Dakota Humanities Council.
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Microsoft Money Plus Premium Software Review and Ratings
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How do you discuss a perennially strong product that provides only a slim upgrade from last year's release—which in turn offered no improvements at all over the 2006 version? You praise what it does and caution people who already have either of the last two years' releases to skip the upgrade. Which is exactly what we're doing with Microsoft Money Plus Premium.
There's no question that Microsoft Money Plus Premium represents a good buy for those who have never tried a money-management package before or those who have an aging version. It's the next-to-highest tier of four products in the Microsoft Money line, supplying all the features of Microsoft Money Essential and Deluxe and adding several of its own, and without the very few premium features included with Home and Business (invoicing and Schedule C tracking, a year's worth of online payroll services, three months of free compensation data from Salary.com, and so on). Microsoft Money Plus Premium lets you set up budgets, balance accounts, view numerous reports, and track spending and charitable contributions. It estimates taxes, finds deductions, prints checks, manages 401Ks, exports data to tax software, and offers investment advice. You manage all of these features within a pain-free interface, after a (surprisingly un-Microsoft-like) quick, painless install.
Microsoft had added only a few graphics to distinguish last year's Money Premium from 2006's edition. This year, the graphics are better, though they arguably aren't essential to the program. Each of the Money Plus packages (except the basic level, Essentials) now contains a series of three colorful and visually well-coordinated financial reports, called Insights. These are available from your system tray. Cash Flow Insights displays credits, payments, and account balances, with the option of looking at periods of the last 30 days, current month, last month, last year, and current year. There are also Bills Insights, showing you what's due and overdue, the latter displayed in red, and both shown with dates. If you click on a bill, Money shows your bills summary, where you can record a payment.
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That said, we like these Insights. They offer nothing new and important to the software package in the sense of the greatly improved budgeting features from Microsoft Money 2005, but the reports provide an attractive method for tracking finances. If you already maintain a monthly checkbook successfully, however, Insights has nothing to teach you about sound financial control.
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@article {18962, title = {Platelet Lysate-Loaded Photo-crosslinkable Hyaluronic Acid Hydrogels for Periodontal Endogenous Regenerative Technology}, journal = {ACS Biomaterials Science \& Engineering}, year = {2016}, month = {2016-12-20 00:00:00}, publisher = {ACS Publications}, abstract = {
The integrity and function of the periodontium can be\ compromised by traumatic injuries or periodontitis. Currently available\ clinical therapies are able to stop the progression of periodontitis and allow the healing of periodontal tissue. However, an optimal strategy capable of restoring the anatomy and functionality of the lost periodontal\ tissue is still to be achieved. Herein is proposed the development of an\ injectable hydrogel system able to release a growth factors and cells to the\ periodontal defect. This injectable system is based on a photo-cross\ linkable hydrogel, prepared from methacrylated hyaluronic acid (me-HA)\ and incorporating platelet lysate (PL). The delivery of growth factors and\ cells in situ is expected to enhance regeneration of the periodontium.\ Various formulations of me-HA containing increasing PL concentrations\ were studied for achieving the formation of stable photo-cross-linkable\ hydrogels. The produced hydrogels were subsequently characterized to\ assess mechanical properties, degradation, protein/growth factor release profile, antimicrobial activity and response toward\ human Periodontal Ligament fibroblasts (hPDLFs). The results demonstrated that it was possible to obtain stable photo-crosslinkable hydrogels incorporating different amounts of PL that can be released in a sustained manner. Furthermore, the\ incorporation of PL improved (p \< 0.02) the viscoelastic properties of the hydrogels and enhanced their resilience to the\ degradation by hyaluronidase (HAase). Additionally, the PL was shown to provide antimicrobial properties. Finally, hPDLFs,\ either seeded or encapsulated into the developed hydrogels, showed enhanced proliferation over time (p \< 0.05), proportionally\ to the increasing amounts of PL present in the hydrogel formulations.}, keywords = {endogenous regenerative technology, Hyaluronic acid, periodontal ligament, photo-crosslinkable hydrogels, Platelet lysate}, issn = {2373-9878}, doi = {10.1021/acsbiomaterials.6b00508}, url = {http://pubs.acs.org/doi/abs/10.1021/acsbiomaterials.6b00508}, author = {Babo, P. S. and Pires, R. L. and Santos, L. and Franco, A. R. and Rodrigues, F. and Leonor, I. B. and Reis, R. L. and Gomes, M. E.} }
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According to the Identity Theft Resource Center (ITRC), there have been a total of 636 data breaches occurred in 2014 as of October 2014, exposing a total of 78 million customer records at risk. The number of breaches already exceeds 614 breaches occurred in 2013, although the number of customer records exposed is a bit higher in 2013. According to ITRC, business category experienced the worst data breach at 82.7%, followed by healthcare at 9.6%. Data breaches also occurred in government (4.7%), educational (1.6%), and financial (1.5%) sectors. Here is a list of top 5 data breaches that occurred in 2014.
Data breach at Home Depot
With over 56 million customer records exposed, Home Depot data breach stands out as the biggest data breach of 2014 so far. Home Depot mentioned that between the months of April to September, its payment data systems were breached due to a malware, which has since been eliminated. Customers who used Home Depot's payment cards at its U.S. and Canadian stores were at risk due this data breach. Several fraudulent activities were reported during this period. This is the second largest data breach in the last two years after the worst ever data breach that occurred at Target Corporation in 2013 during the months of November and December.
Data breach in healthcare
Community Health Systems Professional Services Corporation (CHSPSC), a Tennessee based healthcare company, reported that between the months of April and June, 2014, a criminal cyber attack resulted in a data breach for about 4.5 million customers. According to CHSPSC, a Chinese threat group was responsible for this incidence, which was able to bypass the security measures and transfer some of the information. After this incidence, CHSPSC added additional security measures, including advanced encryption and surveillance techniques.
On the heals of this data breach, State of Montana Department of Public Health and Human Services (DPHSS) reported that about 1.3 million customer records were exposed due to a data breach that occurred in May, 2014. Since the incidence, DPHSS has taken additional security measures to safeguard customer data.
Michaels Stores Credit Card Data Stolen
Michaels and its subsidiary, Aaron Brothers, reported that a highly sophisticated malware attack resulted in data breaches at 1,135 Michaels stores and 119 Aaron Brother locations, exposing 2.6 million customer records at risk. The breach occurred on the point-of-sale systems during the months between May, 2013 and January, 2014. It is believed that the attacks were committed by criminals from Eastern Europe, the same criminals suspected for the breach at Neiman Marcus late last year. Michaels has since reissued credit cards for the affected customers, and has strengthened its network surveillance to counter the threat. The list of stores affected by this incidence can be found here.
IRS Breach
The IRS has been in the news lately due to data breaches that were triggered by protocol violations rather than malware attack. A CD containing records of about 1.4 million taxpayers, including social security information, was recently handed over to an unauthorized contractor for a printing services job. The IRS has now started conducting background checks for all the contractors. In yet another incidence, an IRS employee took home a USB drive containing unencrypted information on 20,000 fellow employees. While the IRS did not disclose the employee name, it said it is working with the inspector general to investigate the issue.
The impact of a data breach on the IRS could be huge as it carries the entire U.S. taxpayer data. While the IRS has implemented strong measures to boost computer security, a greater attention may need to be exercised when the information needs to be handled by personnel, especially contractors. The IRS doesn't check the background of contractors when it comes to couriers who could have access to sensitive documents, and this has been proven to be a major flaw as was discovered when a courier with a criminal background was seen delivering sensitive IRS documents to post offices.
Goodwill nearly 1 Million Cards Stolen
Goodwill reported that between the months of February and August of 2014, a malware on a third party vendor system resulted in a data breach in which about 0.8 million cards were compromised. It was estimated that about 330 of its stored were impacted by this incidence. Because of the franchise system Goodwill uses, the impact was localized to a fewer branches instead of being widespread. Goodwill reported that it has not seen any fraudulent activities since the breach, and has published a list of stores affected on its website.
Are things getting better?
With the expansion of the international criminal networks and the advanced methods they use for malicious attacks, computer security has been under severe attack, and the whole security arena is under heavy scrutiny. The conventional security techniques such as firewalls and encryption may no longer be able to sustain attacks, and they may have to be upgraded to support latest encryption and firewall standards to counter the attack. Additionally, strong authentication measures such as two-factor authentication and requiring customers to frequently change passwords could help to boost security. However, as can be seen in the case of IRS data breach, recklessness and protocol violations can also be the cause sometimes, and utmost care needs to be exercised to protect customer and taxpayer data.


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