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PORTLAND, Ore. — Like a Manhattan Project, resources are coming together for the big push to simulate the human brain. Personnel on European Union (EU)'s Human Brain Project reported their progress toward the primary directive -- an artificial brain by 2023 -- at the annual HBP Summit at the University of Heidelberg in Germany, yesterday, September 29.
The 10-year-long Human Brain Project, funded to the tune of $1 billion euro (US$1.3 billion) by the European Commission Future and Emerging Technologies as one of its "Flagship Programs," aims to simulate the entire human brain on supercomputers first, then build a special hardware emulator that will reproduce its functions so accurately that diseases and their cures can be tried out on it. Ultimately, the long-term goal is to build artificial brains that are inexpensive enough to outperform traditional von Neuman supercomputers at a fraction of the cost.
The gist of the first year's report is that all the pieces are assembled -- all personal are hired, laboratories throughout the region engaged, and the information and communications (ICT) is in place to allow the researchers and their more than 100 academic and corporate partners in more than 20 countries to effectively collaborate and share data. Already begun are projects that reconstruct the brain's functioning at several different biological scales, the analysis of clinical data of diseases of the brain, and the development of computing systems inspired by the brain.
The agenda for the first two and a half years (the ramp-up phase) has also been set whereby the HBP will amass all known strategic data about brain functioning, develop theoretical frameworks that fit that data, and develop the necessary infrastructure for developing six ICT platforms during the following "operational" phase circa 2017.
The six ICT platforms will consist of: the main Neuroinformatics data repository housing the Brain Atlas; the Brain Simulation platform where simulation algorithms of the various brain components will be assembled; the Medical Informatics platform cataloging diseases of the brain; the Neuromorphic Computing platform that mimics the various functions of the brain; and the Neurorobotics platform which supports testing brain models and simulations in virtual environments. High-performance computing (supercomputers) will serve all platform builders.
A few of the highlights in progress during its first year included a brain simulation technique originally proven for the neocortex successfully repurposed for the cerebellum. A neurorobotics prototype virtual room where brain models can be equipped with virtual bodies to study their behavior and cognitive abilities. The successfully retrofitting of a high-performance computer (HPC) for interactive-supercomputing which will be essential to testing brain models. Several new neuromorphic chip demonstrations testing them on solving modern computing challenges that only humans excel at today. And the amassing of the highest resolution to-date 3D cellular level data for the Human Brain Atlas.
To find out about all their claimed accomplishments during the first year read the publicly available HBP Achievements -- Year One document, which also includes a discussion of the ethical, legal, and social implications of electronic brains.
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The Big Island's unemployment rate increased in January while the state's rate dropped slightly, according to the state Department of Labor and Industrial Relations.
Hawaii County's unemployment rate increased to 6.1 percent in January, up from 5.9 percent in December, according to the department, which noted unemployment in January 2013 at 7.2 percent. The island continues, as it has historically done, to hold the highest unemployment rate among Hawaii's four counties.
Statewide, the seasonally adjusted unemployment rate decreased to 4.6 percent in January, down from 4.7 percent in December, according to the department. Unemployment statewide in January 2013 was 4.9 percent.
Around the state, Honolulu City and County's unemployment rate in January was 4.2 percent, up from 3.8 percent in December; Maui County's rate increased to 5.0 percent from 4.7 percent in December; and Kauai County saw its rate in January edge up to 5.4 percent from 5.2 percent in December.
Nationwide, the seasonally adjusted unemployment rate was 6.6 percent in January, down from 6.7 percent in December, according to the department. The rate is also down from 7.9 percent in January 2013.
The number of unemployed people nationwide declined from 10.4 million in December to 10.2 million in January, according to the federal Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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The greatest increase in the number of jobs added with 900 new positions was seen in the other services sector, followed by the leisure and hospitality, which saw an increase of 700 jobs, according to the state. The educational and health services sector added 200 jobs.
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"You don't really want to get close to him," manager Davey Johnson said. "Because he's very cognizant of every little thing that doesn't go the way he plans."
Strasburg may get down on himself after a bad start, but he also rebounds from those rare occasions better than anyone in his profession. Just ask the Marlins, who on Sunday once again served as roadkill for the 24-year-old hurler.
With six scoreless innings of three-hit ball, Strasburg pitched the Nationals to a 4-1 victory and once again erased the negative memories of his prior start.
In that previous outing Tuesday against the Phillies, Strasburg matched his career-high in allowing six earned runs while lasting only four innings (his shortest appearance ever when health wasn't a factor). But history has shown he always bounces back when handed the ball again.
Strasburg has surrendered four or more earned runs only five times in his big-league career. In the five starts that followed, he's now 4-0 with an 0.90 ERA.
"Really?" first baseman Adam LaRoche wondered aloud when told of that fact.
Does that ability to bounce back from a bad start to dominate the next time out reveal something about a pitcher?
"I think after a bad start, you sit down and you look at the mistakes you made," LaRoche said. "And I think for him, a lot of the time, he feels like he mentally let down or over-thought something. ... He comes back after a start and he'll blame himself for the majority of it. So I can see the next time out not allowing himself to go there, to stick with his gameplan and attack everybody, trust how good your stuff is."
Strasburg indeed appeared to go back to basics on Sunday, relying more on his fastball and staying in sync with catcher Jesus Flores. He issued only one walk, struck out six, extended his scoreless innings streak against the Marlins to 27 and still had more left in the tank when Johnson pulled him after 91 pitches.
Cognizant of the heat and humidity on an August afternoon in D.C., not to mention Strasburg's nebulous innings limit in his first full season back from Tommy John surgery, Johnson decided to turn to his bullpen for the game's final three innings. The philosophy worked, with Craig Stammen giving up back-to-back doubles to open the seventh but then setting down the Marlins in order to close out the inning, Sean Burnett tossing a 1-2-3 eighth and then Drew Storen -- yes, Drew Storen -- pitching a scoreless ninth in his first save opportunity of the season.
Having lost his job to bullpen-mate and roommate Tyler Clippard while recovering from elbow surgery, Storen has been used exclusively in a setup role since coming off the disabled list last month. But after Clippard had pitched on three consecutive days, Johnson decided to let the man who saved 43 games in 2011 get a crack at his first save of 2012.
Storen responded with a dominant inning of relief. Though he allowed a two-out single to Greg Dobbs, he mixed and matched his best assortment of pitches since his surgery, getting devastating movement on his slider, changeup and sinker to baffle the Miami lineup with the game on the line.
"It was good to see him back out there and get that out of the way," Johnson said. "It kind of completes the rehab."
Said Storen: "It was a lot of fun. Especially when you're pitching for a first-place team in that situation, it doesn't get much better than that."
The Nationals afforded Storen the opportunity to close because they jumped out to an early lead thanks to a four-run second inning that featured clutch hits from their two most-consistent offensive forces this season: LaRoche and Strasburg.
LaRoche, who just completed an 11-for-18, 4-homer, 10-RBI week, is not that big a surprise as an offensive contributor. Strasburg, on the other hand, has emerged out of nowhere this season to become the best-hitting pitcher in the game. His two-run single off Ricky Nolasco Sunday raised his batting average to .343 and his RBI total to seven.
Extrapolate his numbers out over a 600 at-bat season, and Strasburg would drive in 120 runs.
"I can't explain it," he said. "Just trying to not strike out every time, just trying to do my job. It's big when you have a pitcher in your lineup who can handle a bat."
And it's even bigger when you have a pitcher in your rotation who can brush off sub-par starts and come back five days later with dominant performances.
All Strasburg has to do is remember what got him here in the first place.
"Nobody's ever come down to first base and said it's a comfortable at-bat," LaRoche said. "Every hitter I've ever talked to down there is not comfortable in the box. That's the best thing a pitcher can ask for. He just needs to believe it every start. He's getting there."
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While it becomes increasingly clear that Winter has the gift of prophecy, something she finds both frightening and drawn to, Keven Newsome gently makes it clear that this is only one gift given to people in the Body of Christ. You might say that her roommate, Summer, has the gift of encouragement. Summer is this peppy little gal who surrounds herself with pink, with teddy bears and flowers, the exact opposite of Winter in most ways. Yet she becomes a true friend. Not many will stand by you even when you are so different from them. Often we gravitate towards others like ourselves. Summer, however, makes a point of sticking with Winter no matter what. It's this attitude that is an encouragement to Winter and helps her through.
Then there is Kaci, the resident assistant for the floor, who also becomes a close friend. She, has yet another gift, and is expresses other gifts as well. Of course if we are all part of the same Body we are going to have similarities. Just as the different organs in our bodies need to be compatible in order for us to live, so it is with the Body of Christ. We must exhibit the fruit of the Spirit (Galatians 5:22,23) as well as the gift we may be blessed with. And all of this must be founded on love. (See 1st Corinthians 13:4-8)
Davis is someone who probably doesn't realize his gift, but you will see that he has a gift of being a teacher. He tends to be quite, to listen and then help out. He struggles in this gift, as we all struggle to fill our calling. Yet he helps Winter out with her English class so she can pass. He also supplies some needed insight into some of the situations that arise. So his gift is not limited to just academics.
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Time and again Jesus stresses the importance of others. He says "Where two or three are gathered together in my name..." He tells us to "Love one another, as I have loved you." Jesus introduces us to a lifestyle that must include others. It must include others because love demands that. Also God knows that when we come together in Him we are made stronger. It's like taking a few small flames, thing torches or something here, and putting them all together. In their own right they have a certain amount of light or strength, but when you put them all together you end up with a bonfire. When Jesus says, "You are the Light of the world" in Matthew 6 it is quite possible that he is talking about how we are to stay united with one another and so be a bonfire for Him, one that cannot be hidden.
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We already have flights booked to Grenada in mid June, but wife's brother has an opportunity to bring his boat and is proposing we all meet up on Abaco and stay for a week. Never been to either place, but now we have a debate going on!
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We already have flights booked to Grenada in mid June, but wife's brother has an opportunity to bring his boat and is proposing we all meet up on Abaco and stay for a week. Never been to either place, but now we have a debate going on!
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Completely different from each other.
Don't know anything about you, what are your vacation tastes, what do you want out of it, what time of year are you traveling?
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Grenada: Lush scenery, friendly people, good restaurants, great hotels, lots to see and do.
Abaco: Cute, great beaches and sailing. Limited restaurants, moderate hotels/inns. Laid back and simple
Two completely different holidays and destinations.
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blamona and Carib_Ian: Thanks for the feedback! Some additional information: This is a high school graduation trip for my son. Wife and daughter (age 21) are coming. As noted, leave in June (19th) and will stay one week.
His original request was "an island vacation". I think he was thinking beaches. Fishing. Snorkeling. Good food, particularly seafood. We landed on Grenada original after looking at where my frequent flier miles could take us, expected costs and forum feedback. We didn't go the Aruba or Cancun route because I didn't want them running off and wanting to party all night in a strange place. This Abaco thing came up just this week, so it's kind of thrown a wrench in the equation as I think that's where my wife would like to go (to be with her brother/sister in law). Would be nice to have access to a boat, but seems like there's not much character or scenery in the Bahamas (we've been to Paradise Island, but that's about it for that country). Grenada seem to be more of the "True Caribbean" experience.
Not looking for an expensive, AI kind of location. We'd be happy with a 2 BR place that has a kitchen so we can eat in some.
Any other thoughts you'd might have would be appreciated!
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Don't judge the Abacos by your experience of Nassau. Lack of character and scenery are simply not the case for the Abacos; it's just different from Grenada (and I know whereof I speak, having visited each at least 4 times).
The Abacos are loaded with charm and character, especially the cays. Tiny settlements with no car traffic, pastel painted saltbox houses, picket fences, a history entwined with American Revolutionary times, the most picturesque lighthouse in the Bahamas. And the beaches -- oh, the beaches! The landscape is flatter than Grenada, and Grenada is greener and has more geological interest, but the snorkeling will be better in the Abacos. And the island-hopping in the Abacos is wonderful, especially if you have access to a boat.
I'm not trying to talk you into one or the other -- just making sure you give each one a fair shake. Check out my webpage (with trip reports from both, as well as photos), for more information: www.islandtime.homestead.com.
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Callaloo: Wonderful comments and loved the blogs. Am reading them with great interest. It's funny, but this becomes a very difficult decision. With a son going off the college, the goal is to give him "an experience" he'll remember for ever. I'm really torn between staying with the original plan of going to Grenada, which by all rights appears to have wonderful beaches, snorkeling, food, people etc., to going with the wife's wishes and changing everything (with associated costs due to frequent flier miles!) to Abaco, which appears to have better snorkeling, boating etc. options if her brother gets the boat.
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both destinations are great options. i have some thoughts.
1. if you go to abaco your trip becomes more about your wife & her brother than about your son. plus the more people on a trip the more complicated it becomes - when different people feel like doing different things. some get up early & ready to rock others like to ease into the day slowly/ bed early vs bed late/ like burgers vs likes seviche etc
2. grenada is very,very different than anywhere in the states. tropical, lush, Very different culture. it might make a more lasting memory - and this might be one of the last times your family will have to spend time like this together
3. unless brother will never have boat again you can do that another time
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We have not been to Abaoco for years but went twice in the 1980's for fishing. One of the most costly aspects of fishing you do noyt have to worry about since you have the boat othrer than maybe chippimg in $200 for gas. As said the beaches are quite nice. I would assume the coral by now is bleaches as it is in much of the Bahamas and Caribbean but it may be no worse now, It was not as good as St.John 20 years ago but I have been to Grenada in the last 4 years and the snorkeleling is limited though the overall eb=nviriment has more of a tropical feel that Abaco,I cannot comment on current dining but 2 places sounds awfully low. Overall cost of trip should be 15+% less including air to Abaco. Kayak.com cabn give you the various flight options and costs.
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No one would read him today (Along with accusing someone of being a fraud, that is the put-down du jour).
You might consider Revolt Against Modernity: Leo Strauss, Eric Voegelin & the Search for a Postliberal Order. Birds, a stone, and short lives.
Thanks. I will look for it. Having read a bit of Voegelin, I know he's quite difficult. He makes a suitable cohort for the famously difficult Strauss.


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On Saturday Nicole was part of a dance competition at Lagoon. It was a rather long and soggy day - but after a rough Friday - a surprisingly nice way to be unavailable. Nicole was rather fabulous, if I do say so myself, and I enjoyed spending the day with my good friend (and mother to Sadie, another dancer) Cathy. Unfortunately, part way through the day my camera batteries died and I was unable to take too many pictures.
One of my favorite things was watching the little 3 year old girls perform. On one of the dances there was only 3 girls - one was bawling hysterically, one looked like she was going to faint at any moment and the other was basking in the opportunity to dance around while everyone cheered her on. It was so cute!! It reminded me of taking ballet when I was little. My mom, or maybe one of her friends, had given me a very bright red and white polka-dotted leotard with tutu attached. I felt fabulous in it. So you can imagine my dismay when my ballet teacher explained that I could only wear black leotard and would not be allowed to wear that leotard to class again. Not only did I refuse to dance that day - I also refused to return. Fashion statements at the age of 4 and 5 are crucial.
Highlight of today - getting spontaneous hugs from someone else's 4 year old class -
Sad moment of the day - seeing Danny try to sing a rock song on American Idol...
Equanimity - an evenness of mind under stress - balance - this is what I am always in search of...
Tuesday, May 5, 2009
3 comments:
- Tricia said...
i would have refused to dance too!!! puh! who do you think you are dance lady!
- May 5, 2009 at 9:56 PM
- michelle said...
You are so right about the fashion statements of 4 year olds!!
Glad you had a good distraction, much needed I am sure.
I think Danny and Kris both should have taken a rock song and then put their own stamp on it. Oh well.
- May 9, 2009 at 3:15 PM
- Jill said...
It's so interesting to think of the various personalities going on with the 3 different, little dancers. I probably would have been the one who looked like she was going to faint dang it.
- May 13, 2009 at 6:04 PM
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Since Season 1, Episode 1I'm a huge fan of Simon Baker. I really enjoyed his show, "The Guardian" Was extremely disappointed when it got dropped. As soon as I heard he was doing the Mentalist I eagerly anticipated the first show. His character is even more intriguing in the Mentalist. He does a good...
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Patrick Jane, My Quiet Love.... I just finished watching the entire run of episodes current as at July 2014. It only took 10 days from Season 1-6. I want to hold Jane and teach Lisbon how to love him. ;)
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Detective WorkingsPatrick Jane finds things out about a killing in a completely not understandable way that only he understands. And most of the time,the way he asks questions are funny.
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New Bike Pricing
I'm not sure if this is the right forum to post this, but...
I just bought a new bike this weekend. I checked the web site of the shop I bought it from, and the price listed is about $100 less than what I paid. Incidentally, this is a model of bike that was discontinued by the manufacturer in 2008. Should I go back to the shop to try to get the $100 back? Or, is it my fault for not checking the website first? Do bicycle purchases typically work like car purchases where you are expected to negotiate the price rather than just accepting their first offer?
thanks for any advice
List price = MSRP or manufacturer's Suggested retail price. I ran across this once and the shop owner told me that the extra cost provides XX months/years of free tuneups. Sounded fair to me
Thanks for the info. I will have to ask them about the tuneups.
The price listed on the shop's website was not the MSRP. It was actually much less than the MSRP. I actually got charged a price very close, but less than, the MSRP. My concern was that they were advertising one price, but charging another (false advertising).
The profit margin on bikes is low compared to the other items that a bike shop sells.
Ah, so you paid much less than the MSRP, but you feel it wasn't enough of a discount? Did you feel the price was fair when you bought the bike? Any way to tell if the price was lowered on the website after you purchased? Are you sure it's the exact same bike?
Bike pricing is often based upon what the dealer paid for it to the manufacturer. If it was purchased in 2008 for X amount of dollars, X amount of margin is added to the price. If the manufacturer is closing 2008 bikes out for X price to the dealers this year, they add X amount of margin and come up with the price you pay. The closeout may very well be on specific sizes that are left in the warehouse. Also, if a dealer is closing out 2008 bikes, often it is at their cost just to recoup capital.
Of course you are fully welcome to go down there and demand your $100. You may become "that guy" in the process though.
The price listed on the shop's website is much less than the MSRP. I did not pay much less than the MSRP. Of course I thought that the price was fair when I bought it, otherwise I wouldn't have bought it. I am almost positive that it is the exact same bike. According to the google cache dated May 24, 2009 04:51:09 GMT, the price of the bike has not changed since then. I don't want to go back and ask for the $100 back if it is an unreasonable request. That's why I posted the question here first. Basically, I don't want to become, as you put it, "that guy" unless they truly did rip me off. Maybe I should just accept the price and move on, and use this as a lesson for the future to do my homework before making a purchase.
Yes, you should go talk to the shop's owner. They may say you won't get the money, but what will it hurt? It's a hundred bucks, and wouldn't it be nice to buy a new bag or rack or ... Of course, they may be extremely apologetic after recognizing the mistake, give you back your money and offer a discount on a helmet or something. just be nice.
I'm pretty sure some of these other responders didn't quite catch what you were saying in your post. You have every right to feel a little cheated that they gave you a higher price than advertised (probably spotting you as a rookie to the bike buying experience). I'm pretty sure any shop that did that to me would lose my business for the future.
And yes, you can haggle, especially on last year's models. They want them gone just as much as you want a bike.
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Adopted by the General Board in 2012 & approved at the 2013 General Conference. This replaced the previous position papers on Technology and Video Restrictions. Contrary to what some claimed, the UPCI did NOT change its stand against watching television or movies with the 2013 resolution changes.
Our elders took an important, principled, and correct stand against the evils of television in 1954 when they adopted the fourth paragraph on holiness in our Articles of Faith in response to the invention of television and other changes in society. It follows that we need to enunciate the principles upon which our elders acted and apply them in light of technological changes and more complex choices today. Specifically, traditional television is now merging with other technologies that we have accepted, such as computers, online media, satellite and cable deliveries, media players, smart phones, tablets, and game consoles. Moreover, some forms of video technology are obsolete but new forms have been invented and are continuing to be invented.
Therefore we must give appropriate guidance to a new generation of believers with regard to all use of communications technology in language that is understandable and meaningful to them so we can continue to uphold our position on holiness of life and holiness in the use of all communications technology. In view of the symbolic nature of media for our movement, we must be careful not to signal any compromise of belief or lifestyle.
The United Pentecostal Church International accepts only the Bible and the Holy Spirit as its guides to determine the correct standards of conduct in this world, and it recognizes the responsibility to apply biblical principles in a changing world. Neither the Bible nor the United Pentecostal Church International teaches that salvation can be earned by good works, but both contend that holiness in behavior results from a transforming experience of the Holy Ghost, and is therefore incumbent upon each Christian. The church has an obligation to establish standards of conduct when necessary, but it refuses to make rules for every aspect of daily living. Each Christian is responsible to God to maintain holiness in his or her life, for God alone is the judge, but the church is also responsible to teach biblical standards of holiness. Holiness as a spiritual experience and a way of life is not an option for a Christian, but a biblical injunction. (See II Corinthians 7:1; Romans 12:1-2; John 17:14-16; I John 2:15-16; Ephesians 5:11.)
It is very evident that spirituality and holiness are deeply entwined together. The Scriptures teach that carnality is enmity toward God. The use of media must therefore be carefully considered so that we do not take the beautiful truths of God into areas that will contribute to the downfall of a child of God. The influence of sinful media programming is so grave and damaging to Christian living that conscience demands it be battled in a principled way. The biblical safeguard against rapid cultural or technological change is to build upon timeless principles. Scripture elegantly solves the proper management of media technology with a single verse: "I will set no wicked thing before mine eyes" (Psalm 101:3). A consistent and principled position on media programming does not constitute a threat to our core stand on issues of separation from the world, but only strengthens our position by casting in principle the manner in which we are already solving this issue in practice.
Historic guidelines regarding television and video were written in light of the technology of the 1950s and 1980s, demonstrating a common desire for the homes of our families to be sanctuaries governed by godly principles. In today's world, we apply these guidelines as follows. We recognize that similar content is available through media such as computers, online media, media players, tablets, smart phones, and game consoles. What we have traditionally called television is merging with other devices that are commonly used. Therefore in these cases and with all other communications technology, we teach responsible use that is strictly in accord with wholesome Christian principles. As new media appear in the marketplace, the Christian must not accept their usage without evaluation of their impact on his or her spiritual walk with God. We are to "walk circumspectly [looking around us], not as fools, but as wise, redeeming the time, because the days are evil" (Ephesians 5:15-16).
There were some who voiced their thoughts regarding the resolution which dropped this position and replaced it with the one on media technology:
UPCI General Conference 2013 by Art Hodges: "The goal is NOT to alter or weaken our traditional stance against the evils of television. Rather, it is to strengthen our position against taking pleasure in viewing evil in any form. As with many other words changing over time, 'television' means something different today than it did originally, and perhaps than it will tomorrow."
Historic General Conference 2013 by J. Mark Jordan: "As far as Resolution #2 goes, I believe we have finally arrived at an honest, workable formula for the UPCI ministers who have struggled with marrying technology to righteousness for decades. The status quo with which we came to conference had been awkward and, frankly, disengenuous for too long. Some who were adamantly opposed to television had no such restrictions for computer hardware; others who were permissive with television were on the vanguard against internet filth. The bottom line is that our real position against television from the very beginning has always been content-based, not hardware-based."
The Dangers of Television by John Dinwiddie: "This past conference was different. In this conference held in St. Louis the restriction on having a TV set in the home of a minister licensed with the United Pentecostal Church was completely removed from the manual. Granted, the holiness position of the UPCI still discourages its members from having a TV in their home and, by extension, its ministers should not have a TV in their home either. But it doesn't say they can't. I am afraid that some of the UPCI ministers will go out and buy a TV set. (Some will probably take them out of their garages or cupboards)".
Two News Bulletins from the UPCI General Superintendent by David Bernard: "We must continue to uphold our position on holiness of life and holiness in the use of all communications technology. In view of the symbolic nature of media for our movement, we must be careful not to signal any compromise of belief or lifestyle. We affirm that the decision of our elders in 1954 was correct when they adopted the fourth paragraph on holiness in our Articles of Faith in response to the invention of television and other changes in society. Our goal is to enunciate the principles upon which they acted and apply them in light of technological changes and more complex choices."
The above is a position paper of the United Pentecostal Church International and is provided for informational purposes.
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The single-seater Jaguar fighter aircraft crashed on Thursday afternoon, killing its pilot and a girl. The girl was working in an agricultural field. This is the second such incident involving a IAF plane this week.
According to L Ravi Kumar, DIG Azamgarh said that the jet is believed to have taken off from Gorakhpur airbase at 12:10 pm, only to crash land later in a field in Dilahi Firozpur village, about 50 kms from the district headquarters.
The plane burst into flames as soon as it crash landed killing the 18-year-old-girl named Ruma instantly. Two other women who were working in the field were also injured in the accident.
The identity of the pilot is yet to be known. The IAF team has however reached the spot and taken away the pilots body.
The year 2010 had seen a total of 10 IAF aircraft crashes consisting of four MiG-27 and two MiG-21 planes.
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Influenza (flu) season is quickly approaching. The Boone County Health Department will be offering flu vaccines for $18. Payment may be made by cash, check, or Medicare can be billed for those with Medicare Part B. Due to the cost increases of pneumonia vaccine, the Boone County Health Department will not offer pneumonia shots until Medicare reimbursement is changed.
Influenza (flu) is an acute, highly contagious infection of the respiratory tract. It is a virus that is passed from an infected person to the nose or throat of others. It can occur in a community in just a few people or become an epidemic. In the United States, flu season is typically from November through April. The types of influenza viruses may change each year, so it is important that you receive a flu shot each year. Protection from the virus develops about two weeks after getting the shot. Some symptoms of the flu are: headache, cough, weakness, fever, chills, sore throat and muscle aches. Influenza causes about 36,000 deaths each year in the U.S., mostly among the elderly.
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Plenary – VOTING RIGHTS, Race and Housing Civil Rights – The Civil Rights Act of 1866 set an historical pathway for achieving property rights for newly-freed African American slaves. In a post-election environment, the question becomes…Can we make the fair housing case to identify the disruptive link between gerrymandering, voter suppression techniques and housing civil rights violations based on race/other group identities?
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How many people use or have found themselves having cause to use poultry couriers? How much do these companies Charge?
I know...I know so many questions!
Anyway after much deliberation I'm thinking about starting a poultry courier service for Wales and the west midlands. I really enjoy driving, meeting people...especially poultry people and I haven't got much to do apart from ferry the kids too and from school. I miss working but the state of affairs here in Wales at the moment workwise is bad!
When my son was four back in 2001 I was made redundant, two days later My wife and I were informed that the muscle tone deficiency the NHS had told us our son had got was infact Cerebral Palsy and he also had a bowel problem. To cut the story short, I haven't worked since. I have my pride and because I didn't get qualifications that amounted to much I can't do a lot. Like i said I love driving and I'm fed up with kidding myself that rearing chickens will one day pay the bills, so there you go.
I'm thinking of just trying this out to start with, maybe a couple of days a month to see how we get on. My plan is that if i travel to north wales...pick birds up and take them to south wales or west midlands then maybe there would be enough customers that the fuel could be split and my time too!
This is just a pipe dream so far, I'm sure you get the jist though.
What down sides can people see....come on, don't hold back I need to see the downsides and the good points and weigh things up!
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August 26th, 2009, 12:03 PM #1CMS Systems - love em or hate em?
What is your opinion of CMS systems? I am talking about things like blogging systems like WP or other CMS systems like Joomla or Drupal, etc.
Frankly, I prefer to build my site from the ground up, although I do have a few WP blogs. If you don't upgrade you can get hit by hackers. There is still a learning curve, and you lose control. And you still need to learn HTML in order to edit templates.
And just recently, the new "improved" IE browser started considering my images in a CMS system I use as insecure because they are not httpsThis World is Not My Home
We're gonna go inside, we're gonna go outside, inside and outside. . . And then we're gonna go go go and we're not gonna stop til we get across that goalline! Quotes from the movie Rudy, 1993
August 26th, 2009, 12:13 PM #2
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I just started using Wordpress and I love it. The other sites I have are regular ones I built myself. But I find with Wordpress I can do things that I can't with my regular sites because of my limited knowledge of technical stuff/php etc. but with Wordpress sometimes it's as simple as finding a plugin. As far as upgrades, I probably login in everyday so if there is one, I update. As far as html, that kind of goes both ways with CMS and building your own, probably less with a CMS.
August 26th, 2009, 12:19 PM #3Originally Posted by TrustThis World is Not My Home
We're gonna go inside, we're gonna go outside, inside and outside. . . And then we're gonna go go go and we're not gonna stop til we get across that goalline! Quotes from the movie Rudy, 1993
August 26th, 2009, 12:43 PM #4
Wordpress based sites are a lot easier to maintain, especially if you have limited html/php knowledge. We have had in the past our entire company site and store as one big wordpress install. In the end, it wasn't really needed as we don't update that often, and we wasted time skinning our design into a wordpress theme.
I do like wordpress websites though.
August 26th, 2009, 01:10 PM #5
Haven't used drupal but heard it's a lot like Joomla. I hated joomla. Very touchy! Plugins never worked, always something I was trying to fix. Very very sensitive to server settings. I used 1.0x and 1.5x. Being in limbo between the two versions was a nightmare.
My friend begged me to try wordpress and I finally caved! Best thing I ever did. I have the full Dreamweaver suite and have since before dreamweaver MX came out. If you are not a full time coder, I wouldn't build from the ground up. technology is evolving so fast, you still have to update and tweak a site even if you code from scratch. Wordpress, someone else keeps track of that for you and just gives you a link! how simple is that.
I have only had 1 plugin with WP that did not work right out of the starting gate. My biggest issue is just learning all the ways that templates work in WP so I can make my site look more custom while harnessing all the cool things you can do with plugins and such. Go WP!
August 26th, 2009, 02:26 PM #6
Most of my sites are either straight WP blogs, or they are CMS-type installs of WP that I've modified to look and operate as more "traditional" marketing sites.
I have two or three datafeed sites left created with php files and using mysql tables. Even on those sites, I'm installing WP as a blog where I post product recommendations, reviews, etc., in blog posts with text links to the datafeed site.
Having a little success. But it's so great to install WP and you can do so many non-blogging things with it by modifying templates, installing plugins, all that.Generate more fake news.
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Does Joomla allow one to rearrange the order in which page elements appear in the generated HTML?
I've enjoyed the freedom of putting my keyword-rich elements near the top in static HTML, and wouldn't mind using Joomla for one of my sites if I had the same control.
Is this even still a concern with Google? I've read varying reports about the weight given to the placement of keyword-rich elements on the page.
Thanks in advance for any insight you can share. If you have pointers to authoritative articles on this even better.Richard Gaskin
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August 27th, 2009, 11:53 AM #8
All of my sites except one are CMS based, and that one needs to be The ability to change things live on the site and globally easily is much better than the old "FrontPage" days. (or Dreamweaver etc). I can still use html editors if needed, but I know enough about coding to do direct html within a CMS system to make things look like they need to.
I consider my shopping cart sites to be CMS also since the content and catalog management is all done within an admin.Deborah Carney
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August 27th, 2009, 01:16 PM #9Originally Posted by loxly
My guess is WordPress is a favorite, any others?
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I have wanted to use CMS, but for a long time I waited to find a way to integrate a lot more functionality. This summer, I finally created a blog site using Joomla, but I've come to regret that: as we've discussed here earlier this summer, I should have used WordPress for this purpose.
Each CMS involves a "learning curve," and time must be spent evaluating a wide range of options and making decisions (about templates, layouts, plug-ins). Each CMS also has its own "metaphor" or structural concepts, which can be very different.
I've essentially abandoned any hope of doing further work in Joomla because it's so poorly documented and because adding even the most basic functionality (such as allowing comments to a blog) requires installation of additional plug-ins which have proved to be poorly documented and themselves inconsistent with the main system. I've run out of duck-tape.
Probably the most important thing to understand is that any CMS is a database, and to properly implement and extend a CMS you must have a pretty clear understanding of the database structure -- but the whole purpose of the CMS is really to "hide" that structure from you -- you are expected to simply use the tools as presented, and to rely on experts to make modifications or extensions.
August 27th, 2009, 01:57 PM #11Originally Posted by markwelch
Documentation is an important consideration. I only thought about Joomla, I never actually attempted to use it. I'm setting up a WordPress blog -- finally -- after 2 years -- I like to write, it's just the format of the blog has stumped me.
WordPress requires plugins but they are fun to find. I recently needed PHP5 for one plugin but my host didn't provide that level as a default.
I e-mailed my host that some hosts would set PHP5 as standard {hint hint}
I received detailed e-mail instructions on how to upgrade the PHP level.
My answer to the survey would be:
"I build my own sites and only use CMS when needed" -- I'm self taught with Dreamweaver [I use books & online tutorials for documentation] and my main sites are built with Dreamweaver.
I plan to have more than 1 blog but I haven't set up the others yet.
I guess a lot also depends on one's goals: what as a webmaster would you like to achieve online?
The answer[s] to this would affect whether someone devotes substantial energy to a CMS.
August 27th, 2009, 02:12 PM #12
I've used a number of them over the years. My sites are mostly WP now. But pretty modified, and I am looking to use WordPress Multi User more.Deborah Carney
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August 27th, 2009, 02:23 PM #13Originally Posted by loxly
Don't want to derail this thread, but what are some reasons you might use WP MU? Just curious.Generate more fake news.
August 27th, 2009, 02:27 PM #14Originally Posted by loxly
To anyone who doesn't believe that I was thinking about Joomla [a CMS] -- here's a thread on the topic I started back in 2006. One serious issue is vulnerability to hackers:
The thread discusses positive and negative aspects to Joomla.
August 27th, 2009, 02:33 PM #15Don't want to derail this thread, but what are some reasons you might use WP MU? Just curious.
Since everyone probably knows about my pet related sites and love for animals I'll explain a little. I have a new cat site that I am building that instead of having one big site that has a zillion categories, there will be individual "blogs" that will each have their own seo and directory and will be able to be even more categorized without a bloated navigation system. So each breed will have it's own area that is specialized and SEO friendly. And there will be "sections" (blogs) for stories and other fun cat related stuff. (Like shopping and jewelry )
Another example is the newly renovated Team Loxly website. Each merchant has a totally separate area that is just for their affiliates. Those are all separate blogs within Wordpress MU. Different links, widgets, sidebars etc for each one. I could make each with a totally separate theme if I wanted to.
Any site that has multiple "sections" would benefit from being a built using WP MU instead of regular WP. I am considering using it as the default install, even if I don't "see" the need for it when the site is under construction.Deborah Carney
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August 27th, 2009, 02:39 PM #16Originally Posted by loxlyOriginally Posted by loxlyGenerate more fake news.
August 27th, 2009, 10:44 PM #17
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how about option E. "I love them AND I build my own sites including them" :-)
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November 11th, 2009, 05:11 PM #19Originally Posted by lostdeviantMatt McWilliams
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November 11th, 2009, 06:01 PM #20
For the most part, I think CMS systems are great, but when I run up against something that can't be configured from the GUI, I sometimes find it takes quite a bit of effort to do what I want.
Today, for instance, I've been wrestling with Magento. It seems pretty nice to use right out of the box. But unlike the site pages where I could see the code for each page inside the GUI, I had no such access to modifying the script that gets pulled up for Google Checkout. Since I needed to insert my XML tracking code into the Google script, it would have been nice not having to go searching through the directories in the back end to find the correct page.
November 22nd, 2009, 06:03 PM #21Only WordPress
I have tried a few - php nuke- joomla- Drupal - and I have a directory using php link directory.
I will only use WordPress. I find all the others to limiting unless you have extensive coding knowledge.
November 23rd, 2009, 06:39 AM #22
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I build my own sites and only use CMS when needed..CMS increase time of development but draw back is that of finding a perfect solution of problem..
November 23rd, 2009, 07:21 AM #23
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I like to know details about CMS System.
November 24th, 2009, 05:09 AM #24
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* Control access to data, based on user roles. User roles are used to define each use as to what information they can view or edit
* Aid in easy storage and retrieval of data
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* Improve the ease of report writing
* Improve communication between users
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Thanx for reply. I have got a clear picture about CMS from u.
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text: September 25, 2011 - 1 comment. Some last vinyl tests I have now found the perfect vinyl and technique for the Black Leakage project. Here are some photos from my own apartment on the final product. I will hopefully have the shop with five different motives up and running before the end of the week when I only have some instructions and documentation left to do. Published by: Robert Lindström in Graphic Design, Illustration, Product Design Tags: Black Leakage, vinyl


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If you're not in the market for a lesson in humility, stay far away from Doppelgänger, the second album from progressive hardcore unit the Fall of Troy. Over forty-five minutes of musical math class, the band proves a million times over that it's way better than your band will ever be. The nutsoid fretwork is faster, the breakdowns are heavier, the screamed vocals more violent, the melodic hooks more uplifting. Plus, each of the three band members is younger than twenty-one. What the hell have you been doing with your life? Go practice, slacker.
Thing is, the band is a little too good. Like that loquacious friend who spouts the most brilliant ideas but just won't shut up, the Fall of Troy chains together a blur of impossibly complex motifs and refuses to commit to any of them. "The Hol[ ]y Tape" is the sound of musical Tourette's syndrome: tiny rifflets, drum fills and time changes erupt unannounced in almost every passage, forcing the song to lurch forward in a convoluted fit. The speedy cascade of notes at the beginning might score guitarist/singer Thomas Erak a spot on the next G3 tour, but seeing as it's totally unrelated to the rest of the song, it comes off as pure indulgence.
All this might not sound so appealing to those of us who say "no" to Yes, but the Fall of Troy brings more than just prog-rock pretense to the table. Erak's virtuosic guitar lines dance decorative arabesques rather than arrogantly shred their way into the spotlight. And the guitar frippery rarely overshadows the band's prowess for massive pop hooks. With a soaring emo chorus and a stunning instrumental section that radiates momentum rather than stifling it, "F.C.P.R.E.M.I.X." is a Mars Volta epic distilled to four gloriously concise minutes. It's as memorable a rock song as you'll hear all year.
The four rearranged old songs on Doppelgänger confirm the Fall of Troy has improved immeasurably since releasing its undercooked eponymous debut in 2003 (tapping Foo Fighters producer Barrett Jones definitely helped). New songs such as "Tom Waits" are even better, succinctly welding the most extreme elements of Seattle-area brethren Botch and the Blood Brothers then ratcheting up the craziness to near-Dillinger Escape Plan levels. Fall of Troy is still too young a band to realize that constant sensory overload gets tiring pretty quick, but it's refreshing to hear its members tear through such complicated music with the joy of discovery rather than self-seriousness.
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As someone who loves war movies to the point that I watched Black Hawk Down so often it caused screen burn on my old TV (don't fall asleep when you own an LCD TV, kids!) I figured I was the perfect person to review Fury. But it's been a day and I'm still no closer to making up my mind.
Taking place during the closing months of the Allies' march into Germany during WWII, the film follows one tank crew as they simply try to survive the war. Most of the tanks are rolling towards Berlin and only a scattered few regiments are left to help with mop-up fighting in the rest of the country. To compound the difficulty the Germans have much, much better tanks and are so desperate that they are sending men, women and children at the Allies in an attempt to slow them down.
Having been fighting with almost the exact same crew since the Africa campaign, Wardaddy (Brad Pitt) is doing his best to keep his crew safe amidst constant battle. His three battle-hardened men are gunner Priest (Shia LeBeouf), loader Coon-Ass (Jon Bernthal), and driver Gordo (Michael Pina). Yes, I'm only going to refer to them by their call signs. They almost made it through the war together but alas the assistant driver was killed in battle and now they're saddled with Norman (Logan Lerman). Not only is Norman untrained, untried and untrusted as an assistant driver, he's actually a typist with no combat or tank training.
With the full five-man tank complement reassembled, they are first tasked with helping to take a nearby town and later with guarding a crossroads to prevent a German contingent of soldiers from attacking an Allied camp filled with only medics and engineers. The only help comes from four other tanks and a few hundred infantrymen.
I really do want to like Fury but it is relentless. It is 135 minutes of gore, violence, anger, fear and every other negative emotion men feel during war time. It also includes overlong scenes of intense discomfort that only serve to demonstrate how soldiers can justify their actions in and out of battle.
The breaks in action offer none of the camaraderie visible in films like Saving Private Ryan and there is absolutely no visible humor. It's simply two-plus hours of brutal warfare and even more brutal humanity.
The good is certainly the acting. Brad Pitt gives a lot of depth to his character and almost plays Wardaddy as an anti-hero. As much as I hate Shia LeBeouf as a person, Preacher had a lot of depth and was responsible for a lot of the moral justifications within the film. Jon Bernthal was relentless and almost inhuman in his depiction of a man who now lives to fight, kill and occasionally get laid. Logan Lerman is excellent as a young man way out of his depth and he's pretty much the only sympathetic character in the entire film. Only Michael Pena brings any humor to the screen and it's 100% dark.
As far as the plot goes, it's relatively solid although I don't feel that a few of the character arcs were truly worked out. One scene in particular acts as a 'switch,' causing one of Fury's crew to pull a 180 in demeanor and it feels forced.
If you're looking for gritty action, though, you're in the right place. If Fury shares one thing with Saving Private Ryan, it's the brutal realism of combat. If anything this movie seems to spend a bit too much time reveling in the violence rather than using it as a means to an end.
I don't believe we will see Fury nominated for many Academy Awards this year, but it was nice to see a film take an honest look at war from the point of view of a tank crew. Even though I'm still on the fence I'm going to tentatively call this an good film though probably not a classic war movie. I plan on rewatching this again someday and see if this opinion stands.
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Cairo, Egypt (PressExposure) August 26, 2009 -- Known for providing professional cost effective and successful general sales agent services for airlines all over the world, Travia has recently been appointed as the official representative of Fly Dubai, marking its 6th airline representation.
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In order to expand its utility-vehicle lineup, it appears that Bmw is set to add an smaller X4, with a range-topping M version. The car is set to make its debut in 2014 and will carry the same design lines as the Bmw X6, but at a smaller scale. The technical part will be borrowed from the 2011 Bmw X3.
The design process will be inspired by the X6, which was inspired by the X5: the new X4 will receive the same front fascia as the X3, while the rear end will be completely new.
Its direct competitor will be the upcoming Porsche Cajun, which will be offered as a two-door initially. "This car is motivating our development department at the moment." said a Bmw insider, when speaking about the Porsche Cajun.
Furthermore, the new X4 will also take on the C-segment four-wheel-drive model from Alfa Romeo, set to make its debut in 2012. Bmw expects a big success for this car on the United States market, and said that it will carry the same price as premium wagons.
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This month we decided to focus on camping books since so many are going camping! Everyone gets to chose whichever children's book they want to cover this month and do a craft or activity on the book. We are lookig for bloggers to join us each month, you can choose whether or not to participate, you just need to come up with a craft or activity for kids based on the book and send me the URL and a picture to include in the collage by the 25th of each month. Join our Facebook group to get updates and find out the next book.
I chose to do Froggy Goes To Camp by Jonathan London, a personal favourite of my daughters. It is a goofy book about a frog going to sleep away camp and it makes my daughter laugh and laugh. In one of the scenes in the book Froggy and his teacher go kayaking, so we decided to do a kayak as our craft.
Materials Needed:
- Scissors, stapler, paint brushes, tape
- Paint in three colours
- Chop sticks
- Toilet Paper Rolls
- Random animal or people to sit in the kayak (find them around the house)
- Have the adult cut a hole in the middle of a toilet paper roll so the creature has somewhere to sit.
- Get your child to help you staple down the end of the toilet paper roll so it closes like the end of a kayak.
- Have your child choose a color paint and paint the "kayak" their favourite colour.
- Using the leftover pieces of the toilet paper roll that you cut out of the cockpit, cut it in two and shape it like paddles. We chose to paint the paddle ends brown.
- Let it all dry.
- Once the paddle ends are dry use tape to tape them onto the ends of a chop stick as the paddle.
- Put your creature in the cockpit (hopefully they fit) and have fun pretending to kayak!!
Since everyone is so busy this summer we have one other blogger who participated this month be sure to check out her blog and see what curious George came up with to do this month.Come check out #monthlycraftingbookclub for July, #camping! Click To Tweet
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