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Force? Uhm...haven't seen anybody with a gun aimed at anybody's head on the iPhone lines yet.
On the other hand, most people are on 2 year contracts, so they either aren't upgrading from their iPhone 4 or they are upgrading from a 3gs, which means...no upgrade from 1 generation but from 2.
Me? I'm happy with my iPhone 4 and 15 months into my contract...I'm upgrading when the next iPhone comes out, once my contract is done.
Oh! An siri? A gimmick is something that is fake and useless...if siri is half as useful as it looks on that vid, it's a game changer...I know I love to voice dial when I'm driving, and that I do actually park when I need to text somebody or search for something online...therefore, siri will be useful for me...no more interrupting my trips :)
So...because it's not something YOU want don't think it's something nobody wants...I'm pretty sure it will still be the most sold single model of cell phone of the next 12 months.
So, you still have a computer that is 3 OS generations old and behaves like new with the latest OS? Never seen that one, not even with linux. (that's like saying that your "made for xp" laptop works with windows 7 like if it where an i5 or i7 laptop).
As for Siri...all I can say is that AI stuff is processor heavy...hell, lisp is a killer on slow hardware, and that's old old old AI stuff...I'm betting Siri will be slow as molasses when the jailbreakers activate it on iPhone 4 (which they will)...if it's faster to park and type than to dictate a text, then it's useless.
So...I still haven't seen the gun.
Not mobile related. But im pretty sure Windows 7 is praised for its backwards compatibility for users on 4-6 year old hardware, and is still able to take advantage of the majoritys available on the OS.
Voice recognition software is still along way off from being anywhere practical in real life scenarios especially at consumer level. I'm pretty sure google released a beefy article about voice recognition and its limitations and how its along way off still from being practical.
But your right I dont see no gun either.
Weird...can't reply directly to your reply to me.
As for windows 7...you where talking speed, not only compatibility...ios4 runs on iPhone 3g...it's just slow as hell...and same with windows 7 on an athlon64 with half a gig of RAM...it installs...but is slow as hell.
The thing here is that you are trying to get Apple to treat your 3-generations-old phone as if it where new...you do realize that 90% of the android phones get not a single upgrade, right? same with blackberry and windows phones? the only phone maker that offers OS upgrades for their old phones is Apple...yes, they aren't full featured...but you are getting them.
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The project was developed in cooperation with Cleveland State University's Center for Public History and Digital Humanities and with support from the Scioto Foundation and the Shawnee State University Development Foundation.
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For best director and the four acting categories, Lemire and Germain are in complete agreement on who'll win. Here are their picks (Lemire writes their joint opinion for director and actor, Germain for actress and the supporting categories, while they duke it out over best picture):
Nominees: Babel, The Departed, Letters From Iwo Jima, Little Miss Sunshine, The Queen.
GERMAIN: I would make a lousy academy member, not only because I lack all applicable talents to become an academy member, but also because I would perpetually vote for losers in the best-picture category.
My favourite films among the five nominees almost never win, and this year, my top three – The Queen, Little Miss Sunshine and Letters From Iwo Jima – are the ones I think are least likely to come away with the prize.
The Queen deserves to win because it's a masterpiece of economical filmmaking. It packs a lifetime of high drama for Elizabeth II into the single toughest week of her 50-year-plus reign, the span when public opinion turned sharply against her over the royal family's aloofness after Princess Diana's death.
Little Miss Sunshine merits second place because it's an extreme version of all our messed-up kin, presenting an endearing portrait of blood ties strained and regained that, like many stories of family bonds, would be tragic if it wasn't so funny.
Letters From Iwo Jima should come in third because it's a grand, gut-wrenching examination of fatal devotion to a lost cause, a compassionate rendering of an enemy Hollywood historically has reviled as Japanese troops fight and die defending the Pacific island.
I would rank the mob tale The Departed next and the ensemble drama Babel last, yet I suspect the best-picture winner will be one of the two.
The Departed is hardly Martin Scorsese's best work, though the first two-thirds come close before the film concludes with a repetitive bloodbath. Still, it's enormously entertaining, a breathlessly paced crime epic that's a reminder of Scorsese's finer films – making it also a reminder that the academy never has honoured him with the best-picture prize.
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For more information about the Senior Program at the Lincoln Center, visit their website, or call (979) 764-3779.
When she graduated from Lincoln High School in the 60s, Annie Williams never imagined she would return there.
For the past four years, Williams has coordinated the senior program over at the Lincoln Center.
On any given day she is the youngest person in the room.
The average age of the seniors at the Lincoln Center in College Station is in the 70s. Many of them walk to the center each day.
It's a gathering place.
One to keep the mind, body, and soul in shape.
"They have such a willing spirit, and a good spirit, and let me know that all things are possible," says Williams.
In 1963 she graduated from the all black Lincoln School. Returning over 40 years later to the Lincoln Center was something that never crossed her mind.
"Never thoguht about it," admits Williams. "But I'm glad that I did. I'm glad the opportunity presented itself and I'm proud to be here."
The pride she has is shared by those who show up each day. It's a mutual relationship. What she's learning from a generation that saw tremendous change hits home.
"I'm just like them," shares Williams.
"I am a senior, learning to be stronger, learning to stand up for what I think is right, and if I know it's right I'm going to go for it."
Annie knows that her time isn't infinite, but she knows where she is needed.
"As long as the seniors are here I plan to be here, as long as they'll have me," laughs Williams.
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Solid Rock Construction, in West Portsmouth, filed an injunction in the Scioto County Court of Common Pleas last week against the Ohio School Facilities Commission (OSFC) in Columbus and New Boston Schools. The injunction temporarily prevents the school from rebidding a contract to demolish the recently emptied Stanton and Oak schools.
According to New Boston Superintendent Mike Staggs, when the district began accepting bids to demolish the two buildings, they failed to put the new school address as the return location.
"The completed bid documents were to be returned to Glenwood. Well, about a week before that we moved over to the new building," Staggs said. "All bidders returned the packet back to the treasurer. At the time that we put that announcement out, the treasurer was located at 522 Glenwood Avenue (the old school). In actuality, when those were due, the treasurer was located at 1 Glenwood Tiger Trail (the new school)."
The bids were opened at 1:30 p.m. on Nov. 29, and Solid Rock Construction, in West Portsmouth, was the low bidder. Owner Bill Whitaker said his bid was about $10,000 less than anyone else, and about $72,000 under the project estimate. He was given the keys to the buildings and things began moving forward— until he got a phone call saying the school had to rebid the project.
Staggs explained that after opening the bids, the school discovered another bid packet which had been delivered to Glenwood Avenue. The school received it late, but delivery tracking confirmed it had arrived before the deadline. That bid, from NCM Demolition in Cincinnati, was reportedly lower than Solid Rock.
"At that point in time, OSFC said, 'We need time to reconsider whether or not we can accept any bids because we may have had a flaw,'" Staggs said.
Whitaker says that's not what happened. He said the bid came in two hours late, but then attorneys for NCM Demolition threatened to sue the state of Ohio and New Boston school if they did not rebid. That, Whitaker said, was when the state of Ohio decided to revoke Solid Rock's contract. A spokesperson for NCM Demolition was not available Tuesday to comment.
Now if Solid Rock has to rebid for the contact, Whitaker said everyone already knows his bid amount and they might under-cut him.
"The bottom line is, that's truly why they do it. They look for an excuse. And it's not New Boston School. You have to understand, it's really not them. They're just listening to the Ohio School Facilities Commission. A majority of funding comes from the state of Ohio, so they're more or less controlling the money and telling them what they can do and what they can't do," Whitaker said.
Whitaker said his problem is more with the OSFC than with New Boston School, and New Boston Superintendent also had kind things to say about Solid Rock. Staggs said Solid Rock did all of the soil work at the new school site, and even came back at the request of the OSFC to install a gravel road to give the village of New Boston access to sewer covers on the school property.
"He (Whitaker) has done a great job on this building," Staggs said. "He's come back and done extra work that he could have raised a fuss about, but he didn't. He has been a very good partner on this project, and me personally, I would love to see a local company get the work."
The New Boston School Board is responsible for awarding contracts, based on the lowest bidder, and the Ohio School Facilities Commission oversees and approves that process. The OSFC would not comment on the pending court action.
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This patient support community is for discussions relating to breast cancer, biopsy, genetics, chemotherapy, hormone therapy, lumps, lumpectomy, lymph node dissection, lymphedema, mammograms, mastectomy, radiation therapy, reconstruction, and self exams.
For support and advice from others, visit our Stage 3 and 4 Breast Cancer Community
What is Metastatic Breast Cancer?
Metastatic Breast Cancer is breast cancer that spreads to other organs or to lymph nodes far from the primary tumor in the tissue of the breast, and is also known as Stage IV Breast Cancer. Breast cancer is a cancer that forms in the tissue of the breast, usually the ducts (tubes that carry milk to the nipple) and lobules (glands that make milk). It occurs in both men and women, although male breast cancer is rare.
What is breast cancer?
Breast cancer is a disease in which malignant (cancer) cells form in the tissues of the breast.
The breast is made up of lobes and ducts. Each breast has 15 to 20 sections called lobes, which have many smaller sections called lobules. Lobules end in dozens of tiny bulbs that can produce milk. The lobes, lobules, and bulbs are linked by thin tubes called ducts.
Each breast also has blood vessels and lymph vessels. The lymph vessels carry almost colorless fluid called lymph. Lymph vessels lead to organs called lymph nodes. Lymph nodes are small bean-shaped structures that are found throughout the body. They filter substances in fluid called lymph and help fight infection and disease. Clusters of lymph nodes are found near the breast in the axilla (under the arm), above the collarbone, and in the chest.
The most common type of breast cancer is ductal carcinoma, which begins in the cells of the ducts. Cancer that begins in the lobes or lobules is called lobular carcinoma and is more often found in both breasts than are other types of breast cancer, such as invasive ductal carcinoma and inflammatory breast cancer.
What are the symptoms of metastatic breast cancer?
When symptoms of metastatic breast cancer occur, the type and frequency of the symptoms will depend on the size and location of the metastasis. For example, breast cancer that spreads to the bones is likely to cause pain and can lead to bone fractures. Breast cancer that spreads to the brain can cause a variety of symptoms, including headaches, seizures, and unsteadiness. Shortness of breath may be a sign of lung involvement. Abdominal swelling or jaundice (yellowing of the skin) can indicate that cancer has spread to the liver.
Sometimes a person's primary cancer is discovered only after the metastatic tumor causes symptoms.
What treatments are used for metastatic breast cancer?
When breast cancer has metastasized, it may be treated with chemotherapy, radiation therapy, biological therapy, hormone therapy, surgery, cryosurgery, or a combination of these. The choice of treatment generally depends on the type of primary cancer, the size and location of the metastasis, the patient's age and general health, and the types of treatments the patient has had in the past. In patients with CUP (cancer of unknown primary origin), it is possible to treat the disease even though the primary tumor has not been located. The goal of treatment may be to control the cancer, or to relieve symptoms or side effects of treatment.
Are new treatments for metastatic breast cancer being developed?
Yes, many new metastatic breast cancer treatments are under study. To develop new treatments, the NCI sponsors clinical trials (research studies) with breast cancer patients in many hospitals, universities, medical schools, and breast cancer centers around the country. Clinical trials are a critical step in the improvement of treatment. Before any new treatment can be recommended for general use, doctors conduct studies to find out whether the treatment is both safe for patients and effective against the disease. The results of such studies have led to progress not only in the treatment of breast cancer, but in the detection, diagnosis, and prevention of the disease as well. Patients interested in taking part in a clinical trial should talk with their doctor.
Source: Compiled from information from the National Cancer Institute (NCI), a division of the National Institutes of Health (NIH).
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Fri., April 10
(at) Milwaukee 3, Chicago 1
--- The Milwaukee Admirals broke a 1-1 tie late in the third period and added an empty-net marker to defeat the Wolves, 3-1, at the Bradley Center Friday night
--- Left wing Jordan LaVallee scored Chicago's only goal
--- Goaltender Brent Krahn made 21 saves on 23 shots
Wed., April 8
(at) Chicago 5, Lake Erie 0
--- The Wolves scored early and often and used a 17-save shutout performance from goaltender Brent Krahn to down the Lake Erie Monsters, 5-0, at the Allstate Arena Wednesday night
--- Left wing Andrew Kozek netted two goals, while Joe Motzko, Grant Stevenson and Mike Hamilton also tallied for the Wolves
--- Joe Motzko: Ranked first on the team and shared 16th in the AHL with 29 goals in 73 games ... Paced the Wolves with 56 points and ranked second with 12 power-play markers
--- Spencer Machacek: Ranked second on the Wolves and shared seventh among league rookies with 23 markers in a team-high 77 matchups during his first professional season ... Held second on Chicago and shared 14th among league rookies with 48 points ... Led the team and shared first among AHL first year pros with 13 power-play markers
--- Clay Wilson: Paced team defensemen and shared third among AHL blueliners with 14 goals, which tied a career-high ... Ranked third on Chicago and shared eighth among league blueliners with 44 points in 70 outings this season ... Held second on the Wolves with 30 assists, 18 of which came while on the power play
--- Ondrej Pavelec: Posted an 18-20-2 record in 40 appearances this season ... Posted an AHL career-best with a 2.58 goals-against average and .914 save percentage and three shutouts ... Surrendered two or fewer goals 23 times, which includes holding opponents to one or fewer goals on 11 occasions
--- Brett Sterling: Ranked fourth on Chicago with 16 goals and 39 points despite appearing in just 52 of the team's 80 outings this year ... Tied for second on the team with three game-winning tallies and fourth with six power-play strikes
--- Matt Anderson: Shared second among team rookies and seventh on the club with
13 tallies and tied for eighth on the team with 31 points in 66 outings during his first full AHL season this year ... Paced the Wolves and shared 19th in the league with a +20 plus/minus rating
--- Jordan LaVallee: Ranks third on the team with 19 goals and shared eighth with 31 points in 64 outings during his third pro campaign ... Paced the Wolves with a career-most 94 penalty minutes ... Shared first on Chicago with three short-handed tallies
--- Joey Crabb: Ranked fifth on the team with a career-high 15 goals despite appearing in only 42 matchups with the Wolves this season ... Placed 10th on the team with 29 points and held third on the team with a +13 plus/minus rating
--- Brett Skinner: Paced Chicago with 31 assists and ranked fifth on the team and shared 17th among league blueliners with 35 points in 61 outings this season ... Led the Wolves and shared 12th in the AHL with 24 power-play assists
--- The Wolves allowed 222 goals this season, third fewest in franchise history; Chicago ranked 12th in the AHL with an average of 2.78 goals-against per game this season, which includes holding opponents to two or fewer goals in 40 of its 80 contests (30-7-2-1).
--- The Wolves played past regulation 16 times this season (3-10-3) and ranked second in the league with an .844 winning percentage in extra time; Chicago notched eight shooutout wins this year after collecting only seven shootout wins in the previous three seasons.
--- Thirty of the Wolves 58 outings against West Division opponents this season were decided by a one-goal margin (14-13-2-1).
--- Center Steve Martins' 33 points (13G, 20A) this season moved him into sixth place on the Wolves all-time scoring list with 193 points (64G, 129A) in 262 games.
--- Chicago shared seventh in the AHL with 12 short-handed goals this season; forwards Joey Crabb and Jordan LaVallee each recorded three short-handed tallies, which shared fourth in the league.
--- Forty-two different players suited up for at least one game for the Wolves this season, the most players to appear in a Wolves sweater in one year since the 2001-02 season (42 players).
--- The Wolves 5-2 win over the Rockford IceHogs in the club's regular-season finale on April 11 helped the team post its 15th straight winning season
(38-37-3-2); the club has never finished below .500.
--- Chicago was whistled for 1,288 penalty minutes this year, the fourth fewest in the AHL and lowest total in franchise history, breaking the previous record of 1,508 penalty minutes tallied by the 1996-97 Wolves squad.


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The curriculum of Dallas Theological Seminary is centered around the study of all 66 books of the Bible. But in addition to studying God's word, we believe it is important for us to regularly bathe our minds in the words of Scripture.
Toward that end, DTS has created a Bible reading plan for grade school students, those in college or seminary, or anyone else who wants to start reading the Bible mid-year. The plan goes through the entire Bible in canonical order in the 42 weeks of a common school year. This allows you to read through the Bible in about 10 minutes a day, with 10 weeks off in between the fall, spring, and summer semesters.
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charge), we will no longer ship modules to each student. Should a student want exams
mailed to him/her, there will be a $10 shipping and handling fee for each module.
For those students that still want their modules shipped and are choosing the installment plan option, an extra $30 is due with the minimum down payment at the time of application for the Doctor of Naturopathy Program or an additional $20 for the Master Herbalist, Master Iridology, Certificate in Nutritional Counseling or Certified Health Specialist Programs. If a student is paying the entire tuition fee up front, the entire shipping and handling fee is also due at the time of application.
Any student that chooses to have exams shipped to them can change to online testing. A request in writing is needed to confirm this change. Any fees paid for shipping and handling are non-refundable.
Students will receive one free diploma for each program completed. The diploma is 11" x 14". Extra diplomas can be ordered upon request. There is a $25 fee charged per additional diploma. Each student will receive one free transcript per program. Transcripts are sent upon request. Extra transcripts can be ordered. There is a $10 fee per additional transcript. Lapel pins are also available for purchase. Any student or graduate will be eligible to purchase a lapel pin. Each pin is $35.
There is no set time in which the student must complete any individual course; however, the student must complete the
program within the time limit given per program. The student will have five (5) years to complete the All 5 Program Option, four
(4) years to complete the All 4 Program Option, three (3) years to complete the Doctor of Naturopathy Program, two (2) years to
complete the Master Herbalist Program, Certificate in Nutritional Counseling Program
or one (1) year to complete the Master Iridologist or Certified Health Specialist Programs. Should an additional
program be added, the student will be given two (2) months per class to complete that program.
Should a student wish to enroll in individual classes and not a program, that student will have a three (3) month time limit per class. Should the class not be completed within that time frame, all policies will apply and the student will not be eligible for a refund on the individual classes as monies paid would be considered fully earned.
Students who withdraw from their program of study within the first thirty (30) days will receive a 100% refund on the tuition price of their program, minus the $250 non-refundable application fee and the fee for any completed courses. A pro-rated refund, minus the non-refundable application fee and the fee for any completed courses will be provided to those who withdraw after the initial thirty (30) days, but before six (6) months, commensurate with governing state laws and the commission on proprietary education. Tuition is considered fully earned after six (6) months and the student will not be eligible for a refund. The time frame for refund applies to the enrollment of a program. Should a student only enroll in one course, and not complete the course within the three (3) month time limit, all monies are considered fully earned for that course and are non-refundable. All shipping and handling fees are non-refundable.
I understand that the programs offered are by a nontraditional school. I agree that I will use any designation I receive in accordance with applicable laws in the state in which I reside. I understand that this program does not qualify me to practice medicine or any other practice reserved currently by state law for licensed professions. I understand that no employment will be offered to me as a result of taking any program from Trinity School of Natural Health.
I understand that the coursework provided is an exam per class. Students need to read the textbook and then answer the questions on the corresponding exam. I understand that the course exams will be made available to me at no additional charge online. I understand that should I request the course exams be shipped to me, I will pay $10 per exam. I understand that I will be required to purchase my own textbooks or other course materials. I also understand that by choosing to complete my exam by mail, I am responsible for postage to return my exam for grading. I understand that all shipping fees are non-refundable.
I understand that I have the option to access the exam online and that exams submitted to Trinity School of Natural Health for grading MUST be typed and double-spaced (unless the directions of the exam tells me differently). I understand that I must receive an 85% or higher in each class and that I agree to retake any exams in which I fail in order to secure a passing score, and that the decision of the faculty and administration is final. I understand that exams mailed to Trinity School of Natural Health for grading that require resubmission also require a $25 resubmission fee due at the time of grading. I understand that all work must be my own work. I understand that I could receive a penalty of up to a 10% reduction in my grade and/or be asked to resubmit the work if it has been found that I have copied from another student.
There is no set time in which I must complete any individual course; however, it is my intention to complete the entire program within the the designated time limit. I understand that I have a five (5) year time limit to complete the All 5 Program Bundle ; four (4) years to complete the All 4 Program Bundle; three (3) years to complete the Doctor of Naturopathy program; two (2) years to complete the Master Herbalist, Certificate in Nutritional Counseling programs or Associate Degree in Biblical Studies Program; one (1) year to complete the Master Iridology or Certified Health Specialist program. I also understand that should I add on an additional program, I will be given one (1) year to complete that program. I understand that should I take just one (1) class (not a program), I have a time limit of three (3) months. I understand that should the course/program not be completed within the appropriate time limit, all monies will be lost and I cannot complete that course/program.
I understand that if I am on the installment plan, payments are due monthly. I understand there is a ten (10) day grace period for payments to be received by Trinity School of Natural Health. If a payment is not submitted within the grace period, a $25 late fee will be applied to my account. If a payment has not been made to Trinity School of Natural Health within thirty (30) days of the due date, I will be placed on Inactive Status until payments are made current. By being placed on inactive status, I understand that tests will not be received or graded, nothing will be sent to me and access to tests will be denied. I also understand that Trinity School of Natural Health reserves the right to make changes to the inactive status policy and that the limits of the inactive status policy listed here include everything mentioned but is not limited to those items.
I understand the terms of the refund policy as stated in the Trinity School of Natural Health Course Catalog and acknowledge that the $250 application fee (included in the tuition fee) is non-refundable and that tuition is considered fully earned after six (6) months and is non-refundable. I also understand that any fees paid for shipping and handling are non-refundable.
I agree to abide by Trinity School of Natural Health's policies and understand that any decision made is at the discretion of the staff at Trinity School of Natural Health.


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Since the addition of Brazil street and road maps to Google Maps back on September 26th, 2006 a number of new mashups and tools have been developed there. Time for a Google Maps Mania roundup of all known Google Maps projects happening in this Brazil:
Street Art in Sao Paulo - Explore the vibrant streets of Sao Paulo with this unique photo map of Sao Paulo street art. This map was created using Google's new My Maps tool.
PontosBR - Here is a great Brazilian Google Maps satellite viewing site that indexes interesting sights found on both Google Maps and Earth (with links to both). Includes tons of options to vote on the location and share with others!
GmapsBrasil - Here is a blog that shows.. "Imagens via satélite, do Brasil e do mundo!" (interesting sights and locations throughout Brazil and the world). This site differs from PontosBR in that it tells a story for each location. Check out how the Google Maps API has been used to create the title banner! Nice!
Geo Serendipidade - Here is a cool Google Maps concept that maps blogs and websites in Brazil, showing geographic relevance to other web properties! See if your neighbors have a blog or website!
UFind - Search for restaurants, bars and cinemas in and Rio de Janeiro, Sao Paulo and Belo Horizonte on a Google Map.
Tracking TAM Virtual Pilots - Maps pilots flying around using the TAM Virtual simulator. See TAMVirtual.org for more info (and a pretty snazzy YouTube clip).
Brazil Food Finder! - Find Italian, Japanese Food.. Even locate McDonald's and Burger King in major Brazilian cities!
HoteisBrasil - Information, images and hotels of more than 5500 Brazilian cities and 27 states.
Brazilian Satellite Images from different dates - Images taken from the China Brazil Earth Resources Satellite (CBERS)
Brazil Google Maps/Earth Tools:
GoToGoogleMaps - open Google Maps on a given lat/long
GoToGoogleEarth - open Google Earth on a given lat/long
SeAchando - to find the coordinates of latitude/longitude
CavaCava - where do you will arrive if you dig dig and dig?
Brazilian geo-developer Luis Felipe Cipriani created questionably one of the most popular Google Maps tools on the planet in 2005. He made the first Google Maps tool that would let you choose a point on the earth, dig a hole from that point, then find out where you would end up. I can lay claim to its popularity since I saw it blogged about and reported on in mainstream news everywhere when it was first introduced. It was popular because it was a mapping application that was relevant to everyone, everywhere. Sao Paulo resident Luis Felipe has updated this tool and created one more that should be consistent with his digging tool and remain globally relevant to all users on the web:
..Try them both out - they're really fun! (See my original post about these tools)
More great Google Maps tools and sites to explore Brazil!
- Wikimapia: Brazil (Awesome!)
- Panoramio: Brazil Photos on a Google Map
- Interesting Google Maps Brazil Satellite Views
- GoogleSightseeing.com: Brazil
- Tagzania: Brazil
- Maplandia: Brazil
- Zooomr TagMap: Brazil
If you don't see a specific Brazilian Google Maps project mentioned, please post a comment to share with others!


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These are the bookings recorded for the Doris C. Gravat Detention Center for Dec. 30, 2013. Some of the people listed may not have actually spent time in jail if they posted bond and were released. Although those listed have been arrested and charged, that does not mean they have been found guilty. All bookings may be viewed online by visiting www.aikenstandard.com and clicking on the Crime tab.
Michael Anthony Peterson, 46 family court/violating an order two counts
Gregory Paul Stevens Jr., 20 use of a vehicle without permission, assault and battery third degree, assault and battery first degree
Desi Orlando Nash, 38 attempted murder
Kaelin Avente Kearse, 19 operating an uninsured vehicle, simple larceny $1,000 or less
Natasha Jarnagin Lard, 34 criminal domestic violence
Scottie Lejune Lard, 35 criminal domestic violence fist, second and third offense
Darryl Gene Jackson Jr., 26 trespassing after notice
Henry Kenneth Walker, 61 failure to pay child support three counts, possession of cocaine first offense general sessions court bench warrant
Andrew Miller Jr., 48 driving under suspension second offense two counts
Robert JR West Jr., 46 trespassing after notice, assault and battery third degree
Melissa Dianne Boone, 30 violation of probation, shoplifting value $2,000 or less bench warrant
Willie Robert Martin, 58 trespassing after notice, shoplifting third offense
Uriah Urian Williams, 33 criminal domestic violence first, second and third offense
Cheyenne Elizabeth Decell, 19 hold for Aiken County Sheriffs Office
Michael Andrew Myers, 30 shoplifting value $2,000 or less, criminal domestic violence, assault and battery third degree, failure to obey a traffic control device, providing false information, driving under suspension
James Sydnor Willis II, 33 hold for Aiken County Sheriffs Office two counts
Larry Gibbs, 33 trespassing
Joseph Quezada, 30 disorderly conduct, simple possession of marijuana
Kevin Maurice Benjamin, 33 open container, no South Carolina drivers license first offense
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Thursday, August 21, 2014
The town of Summervilles annual budget retreat will be held Friday at a councilmans house on the Toogoodoo River.
A welcome breakfast begins at 9 a.m. and the retreat is scheduled to adjourn at 1:30 p.m.
Agenda items include the presentation of the departmental budget requests and proposed 2015 general fund and stormwater fund budget. A presentation of the proposed 2015 hospitality tax fund budget will follow, along with the allocation of those funds.
At noon council members will go over business license rate amendments and then go into funding for the National Guard Armory project. Summervilles Parks and Recreation Department believes the best use for the old National Guard Armory building, located on Hickory Street, would be to convert it to a community recreational center.
At 12:30 the council will enter lunch and an executive session to discuss contractual and legal matters related to the economic development project.
Lisa Wallace, clerk-treasurer for the town, said the councils usual meeting place in Brosnan Forest is undergoing renovations, which is why Councilman Terry Jenkins offered the use of his house. The meeting is open to the public.
We dont anticipate anything out of the ordinary at this retreat, she said. We are proposing a $26 million budget, which is very close to last years budget.
The location of the retreat is 4484 Parishville Road in Hollywood.
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Every year since 1969, the sangat of Sikh Dharma and the family of 3HO have celebrated August 26th, the birth anniversary of Yogi Bhajan. Some parties have been small and intimate, and some parties have been grand affairs. But always they have been memorable, marked by the out-pouring of love and gratitude from those of us whose lives were touched by the man known as the Siri Singh Sahib (Yogi Bhajan).
Join us for an uplifting evening celebrating the many facets of Yogi Bhajan!
This year his birthday party will again be held at The Ranch Gardens, where Yogi Bhajan spent much of his life. Enjoy the beautiful grounds, a delicious vegetarian dinner, and experience a little piece of what he shared with the world. The night includes workshops, performances, music, a world market bazaar and activities for children. Honoring this remarkable man with good food, old friends, and spiritual upliftment will make this a memorable evening.
This year, we continue the tradition with an elegant party and program on August 24th at the Ranch Gardens. New this year, after the program we will all dance to the latin beat of NOSOTROS - one of New Mexico's hottest bands. This six member musical powerhouse will join us in celebration under the big top.
- Hacienda de Guru Ram Das Ranch Gardens
- Saturday, August 24, 5:00 to 10:00 pm
- 5:15 – Kundalini Yoga Workshop under the Big Top
- 6:00 to 8:00 – Buffet Vegetarian Dinner in the Bhagat-E-Zarat garden
- 7:00 – Entertainment under the Big Top
- 8:00 – Cake and Tea at the Dome
- 8:00 to 10:00 – NOSOTROS performs live! Dance under the Big Top to one of New Mexico's most popular Latin bands
You are invited to bring flowers, cards, or candles to the Dome in honor of Yogi Bhajan's remarkable life (August 26, 1929 – October 6, 2004).
Bring a yoga mat and comfortable shoes, and dress comfortably to be able to sit on the grass.
Map, Directions, and RSVP Info
Support Yogi Bhajan's Birthday Party!
We are calling to the sangat for your generous contributions to financially support this great event. A donation of any amount will be gratefully accepted. As this is a labor of love by a host of sevadars, all donations go to the direct expenses of the party. The party is funded entirely by you and me so give generously!
To honor those who donate $108 or more, we have created a special gift. You will receive a set of three beautiful note cards featuring a portrait of the Siri Singh Sahib from the KRI archive. These blank cards can be used for any occasion.
Donate $108 now by Paypal, or by sending a check to 3HONM, PO Box 1408, Santa Cruz, NM 87567. All donations go to 3HONM, an independent New Mexico corporation, and are tax deductible but are earmarked only to support the Life and Legacy party.
For those wishing to make a paypal donation of a different amount, please visit our website and donate from there.
A very special "thank you" from all of us to KRI for sharing these photos. Keep tuned in to the party website for more details: www.lifeandlegacyofyogibhajan.com
See you at the party!
Shanti Kaur Khalsa and the Party Team
Life and Legacy of Yogi Bhajan 2013


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Frank Lewis
PDT Staff Writer
Thursday was Donna Dryden's late day where she works at WesBanco on Gallia Street in Portsmouth. Donna works until 6 p.m. on Thursday, so she was not in her office when a car came plowing through the wall at around 8:50 a.m., heavily damaging the desk where she would have been sitting the morning before.
Dryden's day doesn't begin until around 9:15 a.m. on Thursdays.
"I'd say I have a guardian angel," Dryden said, still trembling minutes later. "I was shocked when I came in."
Robin Jones was working behind the counter. "I heard like a bomb going off, and then the window just sort of falling in," Jones said. "It was unreal. I didn't see the car. I started to duck. I thought we were being bombed or something. Then I saw the car. I'm just glad everybody is alright."
"It was about 10 till 9," Wesbanco Manager Pam Shaw said. "A lady was parking out in front of the building, and she said her car just wouldn't stop, and it just hit the building. It just kept running and gearing up and it scared us. We thought it was a bomb going off. It sounded terrible."
While the car, driven by Barbara Vassar of West Portsmouth, did not come through the wall, damage was caused to the wall and a window was popped out.
"She (Vassar) was fine," Shaw said. "She got out of the car on her own and didn't want an ambulance. She was just shook up, but she was fine."
As workers began immediately to make repairs outside, Shaw said she did not expect any curtailment of business.
"Our construction guy said give him a day or two," Shaw said. "He said the drive-through can be open, so we shouldn't be inconvenienced. Maybe the lobby here will be a little bit of an inconvenience."
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Wednesday, July 24, 2013
Dr. Ted Brisson had the advantage of training with the revolutionary da Vinci surgical system starting in 2005, just a few years after its introduction, while in residency at the Mayo Clinic. Now, the urologist performs more than 100 da Vinci surgeries a year at the South Carolina Institute for Robotic Surgery, with many patients traveling to him from other parts of the state. While Dr. Brisson was the first in South Carolina to use da Vinci to repair vaginal vault prolapse, most of his da Vinci surgeries treat either kidney cancer or prostate cancer. Da Vinci's 3D magnification allows him better visualization and greater precision, which can mean less blood loss and faster recovery times.
"I saw what it was like for my grandfathers to go through prostate surgery. My patients don't have to face that same kind of prolonged recovery."
- Ted Brisson, MD
Medical School: University of North Carolina School of Medicine
Residency: Mayo Clinic
For more information on robotic surgery, visit SCrobotics.com or call 843-797-3463.
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Wednesday, January 30, 2013
St. John's Christian Academy held its first "Piggly Wiggly Day" on Jan. 8.
The event encouraged people from St. John's to buy or sell $400 of Pig cards or donate $40 to the school to help raise money for a new welcome center.
Students wore their favorite Piggly Wiggly shirt or anything pink. They made Piggly Wiggly posters, and a special chapel service was dedicated to the store.
Students sang a pig song and were given pig pencils and stickers. SJCA senior William Brown visited upper school and lower school classrooms to do a jig for the pig.
By their participation, students earned a half-day off from school on Jan. 18.
"Piggly Wiggly Day was a huge success and it was also a festive day for the students," SJCA Marketing Coordinator Michelle Driggers said. "St. John's hopes to fulfill their goal in making a new welcome center. Piggly Wiggly day was a great way to help them achieve it."
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From the February 2 broadcast of Fox News' America's Newsroom:
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In addition to reviewing print and online media, Media Matters monitors at least 150 hours of television and radio each week. This section features highlights (or low-lights) from our monitoring efforts, other noteworthy clips as well as original videos.
The Center for Medical Progress' fourth attempt to smear Planned Parenthood -- by using deceptively-edited videos to falsely claim clinics are "negotiating a fetal body parts deal" -- once again falls flat, providing no evidence that any laws were broken. Transcript of the full, undoctored footage reveals staff at a Planned Parenthood Colorado affiliate simply discussing legal reimbursements for safe donations, and reveals that the undercover actors admitted they were the "middlemen" who stood to potentially make a profit from selling tissue -- not Planned Parenthood itself.
Media are citing a flawed poll claiming majority opposition to the Iran nuclear deal conducted by Secure America Now (SAN) and Pat Caddell's Caddell Associates, without acknowledging that it contains a misleading question that falsely equates the Iran deal to the failed nuclear agreement with the North Korea agreement. Experts have explained that the Iran deal and North Korea agreement are vastly different, and SAN and Caddell have a history of advocacy polling and shady conservative advocacy campaigns.
Right-wing media are trumpeting the myth that Planned Parenthood uses federal funds for abortion services to prop up Congressional Republicans' attempt to defund the women's health organization, despite the fact that it's been unlawful for federal money to support abortion for nearly 40 years.
The Daily Beast has walked back its initial attempt to scandalize a "conspicuous two-month gap" in emails released by the State Department from Hillary Clinton's time as secretary of state, suggesting the gap indicates a tranche of "missing Hillary emails" about the Benghazi attacks. The site has updated its article to note that Clinton and her aides could have used other methods to communicate during that period, completely undermining the story's original implication.


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Rural living has its perks. We have plenty of room to plant anything we want, and we look forward to welcoming ducks and chickens this spring! But, as with anything else, there's a flip side. The inconveniences of living way out here become apparent when unexpected things come up, like late-night ice cream cravings…or sick… [read more]
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Google lets you create custom search engines, by defining a list of sites and web pages that are experts on a topic. For example, you love poetry and you know a great deal of sites that aggregate poetry. Compile a list of those sites (you can also use URL patterns to better describe the pages) and create a poetry search engine.
For the moment, Google doesn't aggregate all the custom search engines (I made a simple tool for that), but here's an idea that could improve search results. Google likes to use OneBox results to glue information from different sources. A OneBox for custom searches could match your query with the most popular custom search engines based on their description, their most frequent queries and their list of sites. Then it could show the top results from these search engines for that query.
This concept of custom search engines might replace web directories, that can't scale because of the exponentially growth of the web pages and the limited number of editors. With custom search engines, anyone could become an editor for his/her topics of interest.
Here's an interesting description of Google Directory, a Google product that searches the sites listed by Open Directory Project, which is now almost obsolete:
"Google's directory engine also lets you search within a category once you've decided on the specific subsection of the web that interests you. In this way, you'll get only responses that fall within that category. For example, you may want to search for teams named Cougars within the college basketball section of the directory only, instead of across the entire web."
Instead of creating hierarchical categories, Google could use the labels you can attach to each site.
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