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As the weather gets colder, the entertainment calendar starts heating up. This week you can watch a local comic yuk it up with Jimmy Fallon, learn about the city's ghost stories and look at historic photos of a different kind of spirit while sampling some of the town's liquid assets. For more even ... More >>
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Like an infant growing into an Olympian athlete overnight, this weekend the Denver comedy scene went from an impressive-but-small collection of local talent to a nationally recognized force with its own annual rendezvous. The High Plains Comedy Festival was more than just a killer weekend of ab-crun ... More >>
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If you haven't checked into The Narrators recently -- or ever, for that matter -- there's never been a better time. Over the past six months, Andrew Orvedahl's storytelling showcase, which tasks local artists, writers, comedians and other creatives with telling true-life stories centered on a loose ... More >>
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Big Brother 9 winner Adam Jasinski has been sentenced to four years in prison on drug and tax charges, The Associated Press reports.U.S. District Court Judge William Young sentenced Jasinski Friday for attempting to sell 2,000 oxycodone pills to a witness cooperating with the government in North Reading, Mass., in October 2009.Get the rest of today's newsJasinski pleaded guilty in October to possession with attempt to distribute oxycodone and failure to file a tax return for 2008, the year he won Big Brother's $500,000 prize. He has remained in custody since.Before the sentencing, Jasinski asked Young for leniency, and said he was being treated for bipolar disorder and drug addiction.
Jasinski had faced a maximum of 14 years on the drug charge and one year on the tax charge.
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- The host system is a 64-bit Linux (tested with Ubuntu 12.04 LTS and Kubuntu
What does 'uname -r' on the host return?
This is almost certainly a bug in either the host network stack or the
VirtualBox modules (probably one of the vboxnet ones).
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Do you have the stack traceback that should have come out with the BUG message?
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Caryn Dahlstrand Rivadeneira was speaking about seeing things people are afraid of and giving voice to those things. Susan E. Isaacs jumped in:
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When Susan was unloading some of the pain and heartbreak of her life seven years ago, her writing group pointed out, "But you have great material!"
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"One ingredient of creativity is open-ended time," says Ann Lewin, Director of the Capital Children's Museum in Washington, D.C…
"Children have the capacity to get lost in whatever they're doing in a way that is much harder for an adult," she says. "Children need the opportunity to follow their natural inclinations, their own particular talents, to go wherever their proclivities lead them."
Unfortunately, children are interrupted, torn out of deep concentration; their desire to work something through is frustrated. Lewin explains: "Adults have the compulsion to march through and see everything. But there are hundreds of things that can deeply engross a child here, things they can spend hours with. And you see the adults pulling them away, tugging at them and telling them, 'Enough, stop it, let's go.'
"It's a terribly frustrating thing to be stopped when you're in the middle of the process. But we live in such a hurry-up way. So again and again children are stipped in the middle of things they love to do. They are scheduled. There isn't the time for children to relax into their own rhythm. (p. 63)
"We adults are too pressured, too busy. I don't think our children have enough time—they're either overorganized or underorganized. You need the chance to stay with an activity for as long as it captivated your imagination, even if it lasts over days or weeks.
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Over the years, TDH Canada has established malnutrition clinics, day care centers, primary schools, and community centers. In collaboration with TDH pour les enfants and TDH Ontario, the organization has also put into place a program of sponsorships and scholarships for the children in Vietnam, has built a vocational training center, and has participated in the construction of orphanages. TDH Canada also responds with disaster relief in the reconstruction and repair of orphanages and aid to the victims of such disasters.
During the course of the year 2008, the family of TDH (TDH Canada, TDH pour les enfants, and TDH Ontario) has responded to the needs of about 1550 children thanks to a number of projects which are listed and described below. The total amount contributed by TDH in 2008 amounts to $197,005 US – approximately $240, 965 Cdn, or about $155 per child for the year 2008.
El Salvador: Fundacion Fundeliddi El Salvador
In this project, TDH works with Fundacion Fundeliddi El Salvador, a local group of war-wounded and handicapped ex-soldiers, whose income is so low that they cannot buy their children school supplies. This year TDH bought 115 individual school supply kits, valued at $1,370 US, and handed them directly to the children and their parents.
Honduras: FANIA, Sister Mary Leonard School
Since 2006 TDH has gradually moved this project from one in which we were totally responsible for all aspects of it, to one where we were active partners, to its present position where we supervise the running of the school by its own stakeholders. With a sense of hope TDH has been able to sign over the responsibility for the Sister Mary Leonard School to the Principal, Oscar Ramirez, and his teachers who now have a stake in its success. Aiming at achieving self-sustainability is not easy in a context of absolute poverty. This year TDH supported FANIA 60%, with an amount of $55,000 US, thus helping 500 students
Vietnam : Sponsorship program
Through our knowledge of the province of Quang Ninh, where we have worked since 1993, and of Vung Tau, where we have worked since 1997, we are supporting orphaned children in the community as well as children in the orphanage of Vung Tau who are not adoptable and require special assistance (e.g. children who are HIV positive). This project, which is now in its 5th year, has sponsored 20 children for a total amount of $6000 US in 2008.
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A water buffalo can lead a poor family out of poverty and give them a chance for a brighter future filled with hope and free from hunger. The animal provides draft power for planting rice and potatoes, milk for protein, and manure for fertilizer and fuel. A family can plant four times more rice with a water buffalo than by hand. The animal can haul heavy loads to market, where the sale of extra produce brings needed income for clothing, medicine, and school. TDH is proud to be associated with this project, administered by the provincial authorities and local People's Committees of Hoa Binh province. The family initially receives the water buffalo as a loan. The family must show that it is caring for the animal and not sell it or kill it for meat. Once the water buffalo is two years old it belongs to the family, but the first calf borne to the water buffalo must be given to another family in need (under the same conditions). Then any future calves may be kept by the family or sold.
This is an excellent program because it self-perpetuates (A previous pilot project in Quang Ning province 10 years ago has resulted in 27 water buffalos sired by this first buffalo and her offspring – a stupendous feat of multiplying effect for any project.). It is also well supervised locally. The cost of a water buffalo is approximately $500, depending on its age and sex. This year, TDH has purchased 12 water buffalos for a total amount of $6000 US, thus aiding about 50 children and their families. The experience with this project shows that every buffalo will engender 25 others, an amazing long term benefit.
Vietnam: Improvements to the orphanage of Hoa Binh province
The province of Hoa Binh asked TDH to help with improvements to the medical and social infrastructure of the orphanage, which provides service to children and elderly people without family support. There are approximately 150 residents at the center, but it offers as well services to the community. $50,000 US was given this year, representing a committment of $250,000 over a five-year period.
Vietnam: Vinh Son Orphanage, Kontum province
TDH supports sustainable development. The Catholic sisters who direct this set of 5 orphanages also believe in self-sufficiency. They have put into place numbers of projects – micro-enterprise weaving, plantations of coffee, bananas, and rubber for local sale, farming of rice, fruits, and vegetables to sustain the children. TDH helps to furnish the materials to maintain these projects, and at the same time offers financial and material support to the 500 children cared for by the sisters. During the course of a visit to the province of Kontum, TDH learned of the needs of the children in these orphanages and the magnitude of the daily work undertaken by the sisters to sustain these children until they reach adulthood. TDH started to offer a general support for certain fundamental needs and is looking to establish a program of support in collaboration with other agencies. TDH would like to continue its aid to the children of Kontum. In 2008, donations totalling $13,000 US were given to the five orphanages.
Vietnam: Center for Child Protection of Vung Tau
The Director of this orphanage, Mme Le Trang Dai, is considered an excellent administrator, who knows the needs of the children in her care and devotes all her energies to creatively responding to the children's well-being. At her request, TDH has contributed $22,000 to the construction of a new center in Long Hai, which will care for about 75 children in this region. The inauguration of this center took place in December 2008.
Vietnam: Center for Assistance and Professional Formation of Vung Tau
The children of this orphanage have evident and serious basic needs. On becoming aware of the poor state of the orphanage and the desperate state of its children, TDH has sent a contribution of $20,000 US aimed at responding to some of the most essential needs of the 100 children wh live here. We have recently learned that the Director of the orphanage described above will take on the role of Director of this Center, which will be integrated into the first center, a move that will greatly improve the conditions of the children in this center. TDH will certainly continue to support the future projects of Mme Trang Dai, who has at heart the welfare of these orphans.
Vietnam: Center for the protection of Orphans and Handicapped children of Vung Tau
This third orphanage in the same Province testifies to the need for child support. TDH has responded to a request for aid for the general support of this orphanage with $15,000 US for the general support of the 45 children who live here, particularly those who are handicapped.


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The School Board on Thursday approved a resolution authorizing the exchange of properties with the city of Hobart.
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I too, am waiting for this.
It's films like this - with their stunning cinematography - that HD is made for.
Jun 22, 2009 by Mark | See all 26 posts
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The 2-Disc set will include: Secrets of Arabia: Picture-in-Graphic Track; "Peter O'Toole Revisits Lawrence of Arabia" All-New Interview; "The Making of Lawrence of Arabia" documentary; "A Conversation with Steven Spielberg"; "The Camels Are Cast"; "In... Read More
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If you only want the film then go with the single but if you like extras go for the two disc. The two disc also has slightly better picture quality.
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Ralph Daniel Ott Jr., 83, of Excelsior, Minn., formerly of Clear Lake, followed his son, Daniel, in death on Aug. 2, 2014. A memorial service will be held on Saturday, Aug. 16, 2014, at 2 p.m., at Excelsior Covenant Church, 19955 Excelsior Blvd., Excelsior. Burial will be in Clear Lake at a date yet to be determined.
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Tom and Ann Phillips will be among Holly Springs' newest neighbors after the couple complete the renovation of Colonsay Cottage, built around 1840. The cottage is the birthplace of Holly Springs historian and museum curator Lois Swanee.
On weekends the Phillips have been excavating the well and cistern at the cottage, thought to have been filled in around 1900, according to Tom Phillips.
He has identified about 60 bottles stamped with Rather Drug Store and others stamped with Athey Drug and Seed he thinks are discards from the last century. The potter's stamp on one bottle showed local potter C.J. Hollis was the maker.
The cistern did not turn up many artifacts, he said. But whiskey bottles were found in the privy in the backyard, a favorite spot in old times for the man of the house to hide his dew and slip out and take a swig now and then, he said.
Phillips, who started digging for glass bottles at age 12 and hasn't missed a beat since, said places can be dated by glass if you know the history of glass making.
His favorite activity is spelled out on his T-shirt: "I dig old bottles."
Although just a hobby, Phillips did some digging about 25 years ago in Holly Springs and has dug all over, from Boston to New Orleans to Quincy, North Dakota and all places in between.
The Phillips thought about buying one of the antebellum homes in Holly Springs about 20 years ago, but it was not time, they said.
Now it is time and the Phillips are excited about their little cottage, the friendliness of Holly Springs and the hospitality since they have been back working on their historic cottage.
"Everybody is so nice to us and friendly," said Lisa Phillips.
Phillips has an internet business and deals in collectables and silver flatware.
He said after they get settled they may want to try opening a shop.
Jim Nolan of Holly Springs is the contractor doing the restoration of Colonsay Cottage.
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This school is a big disappointment , the students are pretty intimidating sometimes and all but we rarely learn anything in class. People were noisy and the teachers are just trying to shut them up for the whole time. The class is really behind in every subject I have. Some students get bullied because of their race or religion especially Asians and Muslims. And other students brag about things that they shouldn't brag about, like the usage of drug and alcohol.and for some reason once someone pulled the fire alarm for an unknown reason and we missed most of that period. I don't recommend this school since I want to move back myself and the police often goes to check our school to catch those troublemakers.
This is a great school, I think you should take your child here over lapaz which is too overhyped,this is a great school with a awesome principal
Los Alisos destroyed me. In other words, it ripped out my soul and tore it into pieces, before shoving it back in and sending me off to high school. I came as a bright, happy 7th grader. I left with severe depression and social anxiety. Not only was the curriculum uninteresting and taught me nothing, but there was bullying and an overall judgmental attitude that the teachers did nothing about. I came to the principal several times because of the teasing, but absolutely nothing was done, and my tormentors got away with it easily. I hated going to school, and I did not feel safe there at all. I dreaded each and every day, and even had to leave the classroom several times as the relentless teasing drove me to the edge. I would not recommend this school, especially not if you seek a welcoming and nurturing environment for your child.
Los Alisos Intermediate School is a nurturing location that allows young teenagers a place to learn, make mistakes, and begin their early stages of puberty in a safe and warm environment. The teachers are engaging and caring, providing guidance with firmness and discipline.
I was very satisfied with the education this school provided for my son. The honors program is outstanding and is a great foundation for transitioning into high school as proven by my son's success.
This is a great school. Teachers are well credentialed and the honor programs are advanced. Both my children went to this school and are now well grounded in high school. Music program is under great leadership.
I am very satisfied with this school, it has very good education, especially the honors classes are very advanced, no fighting, bullying, & peer pressure. This is my daughter's first year here and is proud to be a lobo!
I am very dissapointed with this school. The teachers need to be more patient with the students and understand their needs. The school does have good honnors classes but the teachers and staff are very stuck up. I would like to have my go to la Paz since it has better reviews and is a really great learning environment for my child. Sorry Los alisos
My son has done so well at Los Alisos, he's entering the 8th grade. The principal and vice principal are caring and hard working. They show up to every school event and if they are hard on the students is because the students might need someone to be strick with them other then the parents. Love The Staff.
The principal of this school is the biggest jerk you could ever meet. He is completely out of touch with today's youth and much of the time acts as if he is suffering from a hangover. He yells at the staff in front of the students and groups gang members together in classes where students would be better off in separate classes. Good teachers leave this school each year due to the biased principal and his bullying attitude. This principal is a waste of taxpayer dollars and a poor example for our children
I love this school and all of its programs. The teachers are good and I have learned so much!!!
My son is in 7th grade and in Honors classes. Los Alisos is one of only 2 middle schools in the district that have full day Honors classes. My son is challenged. There are a few after-school programs, but that is what public schools offer these days. Jazz band and sports such as track are examples of what is at Los Alisos. PTO is weak, but parents can be very involved with their child's education. Grades are posted regularly, I check weekly, and teachers answer emails in a timely manner, usually within hours.
This school has been a big disappointment. It is probably fine for most kids, but our seventh grader needs accelerated learning opportunities which have not been available. Its outstanding music program dramatically deteriorated while my child was here, so that it is at best mediocre currently. It has therefore given none of the advantages of a huge school, with all of the disadvantages.
My daughter is attending this school. She is so proud of this school that makes me so proud of her. She is a straight a student and has a wonderful music teacher. Great job everyone. Keep doing what you have been doing. You are great. Payam Raouf
This school provides a student a good base to be succesful in high school. The ability to always contact the teachers through e-mail is priceless!
I am impressed with this school. Both of my children have been going since Kindergarten. Great principal and many teachers are great quality teachers too. I recommend pre-interviewing teachers to find one you believe would be a good fit with your child.
I am not happy with the school. I feel that they need to provide more training for the teachers as far as their attitude toward the children when they need more attention in learning. I feel that the teachers need to be more patient and uderstand that they are just kids.
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Upon first glance, these two teams couldn't be more different.
On one side, the Washington Wizards. A team finally returning to the playoffs after waiting since 2008, boasting a roster with a bright future thanks to two young stars and the right mix of veteran talent.
On the opposite side is a team at the other end of that spectrum. The Chicago Bulls have made the playoffs for the sixth straight season and are playing to try and prevent the imminent breakup of their current core of players. They have the veteran talent, they have experience. They have the go-to players and All-NBA candidates.
The Bulls had every right to quit on this season when Derrick Rose was lost for the season back in November. They wobbled for a while after that as the team looked to have been spiritually broken. Things had begun to stabilise when the front office shipped Luol Deng off to Cleveland to avoid paying into the luxury tax for a non-contender.
That trade was like a gut-punch at first but served to light a fire under the players. This core was brought together in 2010 and has had just one Conference Finals appearance. The entire locker-room new this was the last go around and the Deng trade only drove that fact home harder.
Joakim Noah has been the nuclear reactor-like core at the heart of this team. While Kirk Hinrich's shooting has improved since January, D.J. Augustin may have resurrected their offense and Taj Gibson has played into contention for the Sixth Man award, Noah's improvement from defensive stopper and sometime playmaker to potential Defensive Player of the Year and a player capable of running the offense is inspiring.
Washington, for their part, has suffered their own kind of purgatory, one consisting of repeated trips to the NBA Draft and bad injury luck of their own. Throw in one Gilbert Arenas disaster for good measure.
This return to the postseason marks a hugely successful season for a young core backed by savvy veterans. John Wall will finally get to unleash Playoff John Wall on the world and Bradley Beal can increase his standing as one of the league's hottest young prospects.
With a rotation filled out by journeymen and cast-offs, the Wizards certainly are carrying a chip on their shoulder. Marcin Gortat was not considered as part of the future of Phoenix's rebuild and was flipped to the Wiz for a broken Emeka Okafor. Beside Nene, he creates one of the East's underrated frontcourt tandems, so long as they remain healthy.
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This is a battle between guards and between big men. Joakim Noah and Taj Gibson will try to make the paint a no-fly zone for John Wall and Bradley Beal while Marcin Gortat and Nene try to slow down Noah and Gibson from cutting their defense to shreds.
Season's Meetings
Game 1: Wizards 102, Bulls 88 (United Center, 1/13/14)
The Wizards shot 59 percent and led by 13 at halftime on a night they received contributions from across their rotation. This game signalled the end of the Bulls five-game winning streak to start 2014 and came a week or so after the Deng trade.
Game 2: Bulls 93, Wizards 96 (Verizon Center, 1/17/14)
Again Washington shot out to a lead, scoring 30 first-quarter points. John Wall pretty much did what he wanted on his way to 23 points and 11 assists. This game will hopefully not be repeated in this series, as the two teams combined for a total of five field goals in the final 5:16 of the fourth quarter.
Game 3: Bulls 96, Wizards 78 (Verizon Center, 4/5/14)
The Bulls finally got a win and a convincing win at that. The Bulls held the Wizards to just 16 points in the opening twelve minutes and only 10 points in the second quarter, leading 52-26 at halftime. D.J. Augustin and Kirk Hinrich combined to hit 9 of 15 threes.
Game schedule
Game 1: Sunday, April 20th | at Chicago | 7pm ET | TNT |
Game 2: Tuesday, April 22nd | at Chicago | 9:30pm ET | TNT |
Game 3: Friday, April 25th | at Washington | ESPN |
Game 4: Sunday, April 27th | at Washington | 1pm ET | ABC |
*Game 5: Tuesday, April 29th | at Chicago | TBD |
*Game 6: Thursday, May 1st | at Washington | TBD |
*Game 7: Saturday, May 3rd | at Chicago | TBD |
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Southport, FL--We start with some high school football as several area teams head towards their Spring Jamborees or games.
For the Bozeman Bucks, it's a jamboree Friday with the four other Bay county programs. Bozeman will play a quarter against Bay and a quarter against Rutherford. That will be a chance to evaulaute further the heir apparant at quarterback, Jacob Martinez who is looking to fill the spot vacated by his brother Zach who is graduating.
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"Jacob's looked very good this year. Very similar to the type of athlete Zach was, he can run the ball, he can throw the ball. We're probably a summer away from him being ready, but we're gonna get the throwing in that he needs for him to be confident. But he did start a game last year and he did play most every game at quarterback, so he does have that experience."
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Oklahoma City Thunder head coach Scott Brooks announced that Caron Butler will play tonight when the Thunder host the Philadelphia 76ers and he may even start in place of the injured Thabo Sefolosha.
Scott Brooks says Caron Butler could start at shooting guard in place of injured guard Thabo Sefolosha.
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Butler's signing seems even more fortunate now with Sefolosha out the next 4-6 weeks, which could end up being for the rest of the season.
In the Thunder's win over the Charlotte Bobcats Sunday, Perry Jones started in place of Sefolosha as OKC started an extremely big lineup. Brooks likes Jones' defensive versatility and has used him more often as the season has gone on.
Jones is not a great outside shooter though and Butler would certainly be an upgrade in that department for the Thunder.
Butler is known for being a tough player who can be solid defensively. There's a chance that he may fit into the starting lineup even better than Sefolosha did. If that's the case, it may be interesting when Sefolosha returns to see what Brooks does in terms of the starting lineup.
A bench unit of Reggie Jackson, Jeremy Lamb, Nick Collison and Butler would provide the Thunder with plenty of scoring so Brooks may elect to bring Butler off the bench still.
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Is It the Windows Registry?
i had installed some software that was not particularly "safe" about a week ago. i had noticed some significant changes overall in several other programs after it had been installed. once that had occurred, i removed the culprit program from windows by performing a system restore to an earlier state. however, after the uninstallation, the problems that had been caused by the program still exist. here are a few of the problems that i have noticed and have been hoping to fix:
*Skype claims that i am not entering the correct login information even though i clearly am. before the culprit program had been installed, skype would load upon start up with no problems.
*AIM has problems with logging me in as well. it claims that there is a settings error that withholds it from signing me in.
*Nero 8 StartSmart states that "the Runtime has requested it to terminate in an unusual way"
i had initially thought that this may be some sort of error within the windows registry. unfortunately, i do not have a backup of my windows registry except for one that is several months old. i have tried to use a registry cleaner in order to find any errors in my registry. the open source program i used is called Little Registry Cleaner, which apparently found 300+ errors within my reg and fixed nearly all of them. however, it did not solve any of the problems with the software that i had previously mentioned. therefore, after this overly long explanation, i have been wondering if there is another windows component that could have been affected and that i am overseeing. is there any where else that could have affected the settings of my software? any help would be greatly appreciated!
side note: i would also like to add one peculiar aspect to the Nero 8 program. i noticed that if i search through my Program Files directory, i am able to still open each individual program within StartSmart (Nero Burning Rom, Nero Vision, etc.). just a quick fyi, StartSmart is just a program that you can use in order to access the other multiple programs that are within Nero 8. however, if i attempt to open StartSmart through the program files directory (versus the desktop shortcut), i am still given the same error message. i should also note that i did not have any success with this method for getting aim or skype to work.
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I'm not sure what the problem is, but I'm sure someone else will help you. The reason I decided to reply here anyway, was to give you a small advice, though you might have done this already. If you have, just ignore this reply, lol. Anyway, go to another computer and login to Skype and AIM and change your password. Just in case.
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To start with, download and run a scan with malwarebytes antimalware, let it clean whatever it wants.
Then run sfc scan 3-4 times.
SFC /SCANNOW Command - System File Checker
If sfc says it cant repair certain files, run a repair install.
Repair Install
It does appear the unsafe program has nuked vital reg entries, it may also have embedded malware. Dont use this computer for sensitive work right now, If after all these steps, things still look wierd, clean install windows after wiping the hard drive.
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I think the not "safe" software compromised your computer, wipe and reinstall and when its already clean, change passwords for everything.
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When I was a volunteer at the San Clemente, the first patient who I encountered was Grandpa Boris. He was a being filled with love and life which brightened my day. Unfortunately, behind all of his smiles, he was suffering from Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS). Tragically, his enthusiasm and energy diminished day by day as his symptoms for ALS continued to worsen.
Eventually, Grandpa Boris lost the ability to move and soon also lost his ability to communicate. He could no longer play with his grandchildren who came to visit him on Sundays. He sat helplessly in his wheelchair as his sad and dismal eyes gazed upon his grandchildren's playful nature. Seeing his deterioration saddens me because I knew him as a happy and delightful individual. At the time, I felt frustrated because I was not able to help Grandpa Boris since I did not have the proper education or training. From my time working at the hospital, I have learned that it is important to know the pain of patients; however, it is more crucial to understand the causes of the pain.
The symptoms that Grandpa Boris suffered were caused by the progressive deterioration of motor activities that regulates muscle movements and flexing of muscles. ALS also known as Lou Gehrig's Disease occurs when the motor neurons are slowly diminishing; hence, resulting in muscle paralysis. This occurrence will interfere with the networking between the brain and the spinal cord. The malfunctioning between the brain and the spinal cord will result in the muscles losing strength and slowly losing its function to carry out actions that require physical abilities.
Although there is not a primary cause of ALS, there are many postulating explanations. The various investigated causes of ALS inclusively include inherited genetic mutations, head trauma, military service, and sports that require physical contact, chemical exposures, electromagnetic field exposures, and viral infections. One theory that explains the destruction of motor neurons involves glutamate, a chemical that transmits messages between the brain and nerve cells. When glutamate accumulates between the synapses, a high influx of calcium will enter the motor neurons resulting in the destruction of the nerve cells. A second theory for the damage of nerve cells is a mutation in the gene that creates superoxide dismutase, an enzyme that protects the body from damages produced by toxic free radicals. ALS patient may have this abnormal gene; thus, when free radicals build up in the body, the cell will undergo cell death (apoptosis). Ultimately, these highly reactive molecules will destroy nuclear DNA and proteins and lead to the degeneration of the motor neuron.
Due to the insufficient knowledge of what causes ALS, there are numerous ongoing research projects searching for a possible explanation for the death of the motor neuron. Once the cause has been identified, drugs will be produced in order to treat ALS. The current research projects will grant ALS patients, such as Grandpa Boris, a future in which he can feel the warm embrace of his grandchildren.


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Polar bears are "An old and distinct bear lineage" according to nuclear genomic sequences studied by F. Hailer and published in Science magazine. That means that polar bears have been around since the time of dragons, maybe even longer (sorry, Game of Thrones premieres tonight).
I love bears as much as the next guy—probably more—but does the Prime Minister of Canada really have nothing better to do than greet some new pandas at the airport? News: China loaned Canada two giant pandas. One is going to Toronto, the other to Calgary. One cool note: they arrived on a specially outfitted plane called "The Panda Express" that has an image of a panda on it.
If you go down in the woods today, there's sure to be a surprise. And that surprise is a bear addicted to sniffing aviation fuel. Care 2 is reporting that brown bears (we call them "grizzlies" up in Canada) in Russia's Kronotsky Nature Preserve have come across barrels of aviation fuel (naturally) and can't get enough of it. Now they're so into it that they'll walk right up to helicopters to get a sniff. Workers are trying to get rid of the offending barrels, but the nature preserve is 225,000 hectares—617,500 acres—and they can't cover all of it.
It's not very often that the Today Show talks about bears, but recently volunteer fireman Brandon Poole rescued a box full of baby bears from the side of the road in South Carolina—how could the morning show resist doing a story on such heroic cuteness. The bears are doing fine and have found a temporary home at the Appalachian bear Rescue nonprofit, near Townsend, Tennessee.
In its last day in session before the election, the Senate spent its time on Friday arguing about dead polar bears. At issue: A sportmen's bill that would "allow more hunting and fishing on federal lands, let bow hunters cross federal land where hunting isn't allowed, encourage federal land agencies to cooperate with state and local authorities to maintain shooting ranges, exclude ammunition and tackle from federal environmental laws that regulate lead, boost fish populations and protect animal habitat," according to the Huffington Post.
The bear provision would allow 41 hunters who killed polar bears in Canada before a 2008 ban on polar bear hunting was instituted, to bring their trophy pelts back to America. They currently cannot do so because Fish and Wildlife services has enlisted them as an endangered species.
Residents of Estes Park, Colorado, are offering a reward for information leading to the arrest of the shooter of a 20 pound bear cub, reports The Denver Post. The cub suffered for hours and nearly drowned in a creek as its mother paced nearby, according to witnesses.
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A bear cub, rescued from an Idaho wildfire after suffering second degree burns on all of its four paws was recently moved from the Idaho Humane Society shelter in Boise to a wildlife sanctuary and is expected to make a full recovery, reports the AP.
Sanctuary officials were worried about his abilities to use his claws again, but such worries have abated. Upon arrival at the sanctuary, "the first thing he did was run up a tree," the director said.
Named Boo Boo (though sometimes called "Bernard"), the bear is expected to make a full recovery.
I have mixed feelings about zoos and negative feelings about "safaris" (unregulated zoos that exist solely for entertainment and have zero affiliation with conservation), but there's a charming story today in "Shalom Life" that involves the Israelis of Ramat Gan Safari, outside Tel Aviv, inviting their bears to join in the celebration of Rosh Hashanah (Jewish New Year) by sharing their apples, pomegranates and honey with the bears.
The Canadian Press is reporting concern from a coalition of 10 First Nations over the B.C. government's refusal to consider their arguments for the banning of the trophy bear hunt along the province's north and central coasts. The natives see the hunt (where carcasses are just left around to rot) as a threat to their eco-tourism industry, but the government will be reluctant to move against a practice that contributes millions to the B.C. economy. The First Nations are considering their own ban, which would have no teeth. You know what would have teeth, a tomahawk adorned with teeth, or a gun in a hunter's mouth.
(the above image is not meant to be an accurate representation of eco-tourism)
UPDATE: A ban has been declared by the 10 First Nations.
Yesterday, a wandering bear stopped traffic in all directions on the 210 freeway through Montrose in LA. Fish and gaming came and tranquilized, then moved the bear back to the forrest.