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Republican Senate candidate Rep. Connie Mack is scheduled to join presidential candidate Mitt Romney and U.S. Sen. Marco Rubio at three events in Florida on Saturday.
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The second leg of the Freedom Tour has made 23 stops thus far, campaign staff said.
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Clinton will introduce the president at the event at Memory Mall at the University of Central Florida and will lay out a clear picture of the economic choice Americans face in this election, campaign staff said.
Obama will share his vision to create an economy that's built to last versus top-down policies that hurt middle-class families, campaign staff said.
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I don't think her stomach looks "pregnant" fat. Though to me, her teats look to have a wax formed. Can you get a better picture of that?
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hi i got some more pics her udder looks fuller today. i did fill a round her tell and fill softer today. the belly cannot be a hay belly cause she was on pasture until i seen how big and what her udder look like. o ya the pasture did not have a lot of grass. i hope the pics help just let me know if you need more thanks
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You should probably get a vet out - if she is pregnant, she needs to be under the care and advise of a vet. If she is not pregnant you need to know what else is going on with her.
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The classic artichoke dip is loaded with sour cream and mayonnaise, but this contemporary recipe uses smaller quantities (and lighter versions) of those ingredients.
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Great recipe! I double it, make it in a giant ramekin, and serve with pita chips. People devour it.flag if inappropriate
I prepared this recipe with fresh artichoke hearts from my garden and served as a side dish, just because our harvest has been so incredible large that I run out of ideas. This turned out really good.flag if inappropriate
I felt compelled to introduce several changes that I think improved on the recipe: 1- Instead of light mayonnaise and light sour cream, I substituted crème fraîche 2- Instead of "garlic powder" I used a real garlic clove 3- No need for onion salt, just normal salt (but taste first) 4- I used a real Pecorino Romano, made of sheep milk, not cow 5- I needed to bulk it up so I added some frozen spinach that was wilted in vegetable bouillon 6- I did not add the paprikaflag if inappropriate
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I gave this 3 forks because it is more of a "guide recipe" in my opinion. I'm not sure that it needed it, but I buttered a glass dish to bake it in. I used a little more sour cream than mayo, used olive oil mayo instead, chives in place of the marjoram, 1 large minced clove garlic instead of powder, and onion powder instead of onion salt. I mixed the mixture with a mozz and parm blend (about 1 cup) added cayenne, and baked at 375 for 20 minutes. Then I topped it with fresh parm and the cheese blend and broiled on hi for like 10 minutes until bubbly. We ate the WHOLE thing.. (me and my husband)! I served it with "Stacey's" pita chips- PERFECTO! Next time I will be adding sauteed onions and mushrooms in a bit of sherry to see how it works. Fresh spinach would be a great addition also! So much better than any restaurant!flag if inappropriate
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Baylor / Re: Spring 2011« on: July 31, 2010, 01:18:56 PM »
i have on top law school. there 'in at baylor' forum is pretty active, and there are lots of other forums discussing baylor. theres a lot of baylor bashing, but there are a few gems.
i am just on a search for my future classmates, and i'm having a little trouble finding multiple people. i wanna know what everone is doing to prepare. are you doing any prep? for baylor or for the other school. oh, have you heard anything?!
Baylor / Re: Spring 2011« on: July 29, 2010, 05:39:58 PM »
well good luck. the first seat deposit for spring class for the auto admits was in july, I'm sure the figured out a good number of people who wont be attending from that pool. I would assume that you would hear something from them before August first, but you know what they say about assumptions. Anyway, mind sharing your stats?
Baylor / Re: Spring 2011« on: July 28, 2010, 06:24:54 PM »
charlow- are you going to baylor for the spring?
Baylor / Re: Spring 2011« on: July 27, 2010, 09:21:38 AM »
I have. I applied for the fall, but I applied really late in the cycle. I was waitlisted but was informed that if I reactivated for the spring I would be an auto-admit.
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Aug 30, 2013 - by Steve Gerweck
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Dixie the next knockouts champion!!!!!!!
Come on, site admin ?! Worst joke ever!
She may not know much when it comes to running TNA, but she is a good looking woman.
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Are you tired of paying lots of money for expensive programs to handle your document editing needs? The programs reviewed here today are all free and offer functionality that easily rival commercial offerings such as Microsoft Word and for the most part are simpler to use. So… what is the best free word processing program available for Windows (many of these programs work on several other types of OS as well)? Let's find out… but bear in mind that all of these programs are great! It was a very difficult task deciding which one should be given the title of Best Word Processing Program.
This review is part of our Best Free Windows Software section. Check out more articles on the best free Windows programs from here.
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Best Free Word Alternative
Program Name: LibreOffice Writer
Developer: The Document Foundation
Download Size: 204MB (includes other bundled productivity software, including presentations and spreadsheets)
Version Reviewed: 126.96.36.199
Requires: Microsoft Windows 2000 (Service Pack 4 or higher), XP, Vista, Windows 7, or Windows 8
Note: For those of you looking for OpenOffice, LibreOffice is a version of OpenOffice. LibreOffice was built using OpenOffice source code but is now more actively supported. If it helps, think of LibreOffice as a better version of OpenOffice.
- Open Source therefore it is supported by a large community which means that volunteers can help newcomers and the developers themselves can work with you to help find solutions to complex problems
- Ability to edit and create PDFs
- Handy extensions such as the presenter console extension which provides more control of slide show presentations such as viewing presenter notes and the PDF import option which allows users to import and modify PDF documents
- Familiar interface for former Microsoft Word users making for an easy switch
- Ability to read and edit all major formats (including .doc and .docx)
- Can save as .doc, .docx, or various other formats including .odt
- Ability to create charts such as pie charts and scatter plots
- Currently no online collaboration feature available
- Cannot save as .docx
LibreOffice is an easy to use word processor which has all of the tools necessary for getting the job of editing documents done effectively and these tools are readily available for users to access. Sometimes with free software you get the feeling that you are being deprived of features but this is certainly not the case with LibreOffice. It is easy to see that the claim made on the LibreOffice website that the program is simple enough to create a simple document but powerful enough to create high quality content such as books is no lie. LibreOffice makes use of wizards for creating letters, faxes, agendas, presentations and web pages in order to take the complexity out of these tasks.
Two of the notable features which LibreOffice offers are the ability to create and to edit PDF documents. The PDF format is extremely popular for read only documents such as e-books, articles and notes. Most users probably have several of these types of documents on their computers. Sometimes it is also useful for users to edit these documents and LibreOffice offers this functionality. LibreOffice offers all of the functionality one would expect from a paid program such as the ability to create advanced graphs and pie charts and an advanced equation editor which has the ability to display a large rage of elements from terms with fractions to terms with exponents, indices and integrals. Unlike Abiword, highlighting of text is supported which is useful for highlighting important information when reading documents. One feature which is unusual but could prove quite useful for creating a document full of rich and interactive content is the ability to add a movie or sound to your document! There is also the option to change the background of documents which would be useful for creating booklets.
My only issue with LibreOffice is the lack of online collaboration. This feature is becoming increasingly important in today's world and for group collaboration and is offered by online services such as Google Docs. There is word that this feature should soon be coming to LibreOffice. However the fact remains that it isn't currently integrated into the program.
Despite this deficiency, LibreOffice is an excellent word processor and could easily replace a paid program such as since it has a high level of functionality
Runner Up
Program Name: Abiword
Developer: Open Source (formerly SourceGear Corporation)
Download Size: 7.94MB
Version Reviewed: 2.8.6
Requires: Windows 95 and later
Abiword presents all of the features needed to edit a basic document on a system of toolbars at the top of the screen. If you have ever used a word processor before the interface will be very familiar to you and if you are using this program for the first time, it should be a breeze to start using.
Like LibreOffice, Abiword is also open source and is supported by a large community. Abiword places the buttons for the most important features directly onto the toolbar. Abiword's online collaboration is a clear demonstration of the high quality of this word processor. You can either collaborate through the AbiCollab.net Collaboration Service( which is free of course! ) after signing up or you can collaborate using a direct connection( TCP )! Abiword has many many nifty features such as a dictionary and a translator. You can also search for information you are unsure about from directly within the document you're editing by selecting the required text, right clicking and selecting Wiki Encyclopedia search or Google search. Users can choose to select the options to make revisions while typing or not to which is a good thing as autocorrect features can be quite annoying at times as anyone who uses a smartphone should know by now. One of the more powerful features is the revert feature. This is similar to the commonly found undo option but it allows the user to erase all changes made since the last save.
Although this is a great program I do have some issues with it. Firstly, there is no way to create charts directly without any additional installation which is a real downer as this program has so many other readily accessible options.. Also, the equation editor is lacking and does not have many options for creating different types of equations. You are limited to simple equations and it doesn't seem to handle fractions well. Abiword is also unable to handle many of the formats which LibreOffice can. LibreOffice is also better suited for creating high quality, rich content such as books and booklets.
If you just want to get on with the business of editing your documents without any headaches, Abiword is the program for you. With tons of built in plugins for added functionality it will also offer you some advanced options for enhancing your content.
Honorable Mention 1
Program Name: Kingsoft Writer
Developer: Zhuhai Kingsoft Office-software CO., Ltd.
Download Size: 32MB
Version Reviewed: 126.96.36.19930
Requires: Windows 2000 / Windows XP/Windows Vista (32bit, 64bit)/Windows 8
Kingsoft Writer is laid out very similarly to LibreOffice and offers many of the same features (including great integration with Microsoft Word formats) thus it also gives users the sense that they must have paid for this but believe it or not this is a free program! Kingsoft writer is a small installation but it packs a powerful punch and is a very effective word processor.
One of the features which is very innovative and simply amazing is the paragraph editing feature. Users can structure and restructure their paragraphs with ease using Kingsoft writer by simply selecting the required body of text and dragging the required line of text to the required position. Paragraphs can also be easily dragged and dropped to the required position in the body of the document. Like LibreOffice Kingsoft Writer also allows users to convert documents to the PDF format from directly within the program; however it will not let you edit them. Another great feature is tabbed document browsing which allows users to open several documents without having several windows open. Users are also able to encrypt their documents if desired.
Although this program is for the most part very effective, I do have some issues with it. Firstly like LibreOffice it offers no online collaboration option and it does not handle charts as well as LibreOffice.
Neglecting these downfalls however, Kingsoft Writer is an amazing little program and will handle most word editing jobs with ease.
Honorable Mention 2
Program Name: Jarte
Developer: Carolina Road Software
Download Size: 2.91MB
Version Reviewed: 4.5
Requires: Windows XP/Vista/7/8
The main focus of the developers of Jarte was to create a word processor which carries out the basic required functions of a word processor as well as to add features such as tabbed documents and clickless menus which aren't found in any of the other offerings which were reviewed.
Jarte is based upon the tried and tested Microsoft Wordpad engine which makes its operation very stable. It is also quite a tiny installation. It also makes use of a tabbed interface which makes it very easy to access documents and it supports the RTF, DOC and DOCX file extensions. Users can choose to view the program in classic mode, compact mode or minimalist mode where each mode displays the menu system a little differently with less visible buttons for the compact mode and minimalist mode which allows for some screen real estate to be freed up. It can also be run directly from a USB flash drive, CD or even from a Dropbox folder as specified on the Jarte web page. This acts to enhance its portability. Although Jarte's menu system is probably like nothing you've ever seen before it is relatively simple and it works. Users just need to hover over buttons to see available options which allows for quick operation. Also of note are the built in thesaurus and encyclopedia options which give the user access to needed synonym and information respectively. Jarte also has a built in screen capture function and a clip list function which allows users to display and reuse the 25 most recent clipboard clips. In addition Jarte also has an adjustable auto save feature where users can choose the frequency of which their documents are saved automatically.
Although Jarte is portable and fast with great functionality it lacks the ability of the other reviewed offerings to handle many file formats.There are several file formats out there and Jarte restricts users to working with the RTF, DOC and DOCX formats. It also does not support online collaboration.
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Thank you, very useful :)
Bob Milanov
Also consider Nevron Text Editor in the list of word processing software – docs.nevron.com. It is free and in my opinion has more features than AbiWord.
I seem to have a Word dilemma. My Abiword got uninstalled and can't seem to reinstall, so installed Kingsoft. I tried opening up my old documents and all I have is a jungled mess. Can't read my old files. I don't have any other Word Processor with my Windows 8 HP. What do I do? It won't open with anything I have. Do I need Abiword back, start all over or get something else that will read my old files?
Francis Shum
There is a new word processor ConstEdit at http://www.constedit.com . You may give it a try. It is free for non-commercial users.
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Love your site. Thanks for taking the time. I'll definitely check to this site to find out more and tell my friends about your writing.
Here's another shout out for Atlantis … actually the freeware version called Atlantis Nova. It does just about everything the paid version does.
What *stops* Atlantis from being perfect, though, is the lack of comments. How a modern word processor can ignore that feature is befuddling … and frustrating.
WP Gahd
Atlantis has such a lax registration that it's easy to confuse it with freeware but it isn't. There's a free version of Atlantis called (I believe) Novo but it leaves off much of the customization that makes Atlantis so good.
Until Word 2013 was born, though, I agree that Atlantis was the best wp alternative; Word included. Not for epub creation, though. Calibre is MUCH more powerful and MUCH better at that task. I also miss the ability to add comments in Atlantis; a very odd and limiting omission.
Another fav of mine that went unmentioned (as it usually does in these types of discussions) is Polyedit Lite. This is the freeware version of Polyedit and it offers just about everything that the paid version has, minus the syntax highlighting and a few other programmer-related features. Hasn't been updated in years but if I didn't have Word 2k13 or Atlantis handy, that's what I would use.
Abiword & LibreOffice have gotten far too bloated. Lotus seems less so but it's interface is just too odd for serious work. Jarte? That would be at the bottom of my list for lack of power/ease of use; it's more like a toy. There's another new kid on the block that has Linux roots and is a replacement for Gnome Office (and Abiword). It's not yet stable on Windows but it promises to be a major player when it is because it's lean, mean, and seems to be very powerful.
Word 2k13, however, definitely has changed the game and left everyone else in the dust. Simple, clean, very fast to load, easy to use (with the Ubit old-school menu add-on), powerful, it's hard to beat. Want a distraction-free screen similar to WriteRoom or JDark etc.? It's there with an add-on. Want to comment in the margins? Easy. Want more power? VBA makes it possible to add anything you want. What I miss most about it is that the Scrivener-like add-on for Word 2010, Writing Outliner, doesn't work with the new version but you can't have everything I guess.
Add the fact that Word is de rigueur in publishing and every other place and it's a must have; nothing else comes close. Sometimes ya gotta pay.
Thanks for clearing up my confusion, Ashraf. I was using OO 3.3 and after reading you reply this morning, I installed LO 3.6. It seems to be much improved, especially the startup time. Thanks for taking the time to reply.
forget about Kingsoft Writer:
I've installed it on a friends maschine.
It was running and working for appr. half a year.
Then it asked for a registration and didn't work anymore.
I will not collaborate with someone who insists on using MS Word.
The EU has dinged MS very hard for their lack of open formats, meanwhile OOo and LibreOffice are fully in compliance with EU standards.
Those who use MS formats only are at the mercy of the moguls of M$$. I refuse to be one of them.
That is what I meant. It is a fully supported format.
LibreOffice can save docx, xlsx … files without a problem. For a long time.
My favourite text editor is Atlantis Word Processor not because it can save documents as DOCX (yes, it can), but because it can save docs as WebPages (HTM) and E-Books (EPUB). Atlantis also has it own encrypted format (COD).
I tried Abiword few months ago. It has not a precious feature: the links to Internet pages are not ready to use, I mean they are not active/"clickable" (I don't know the exact word to explain the concept).
I think it's a severe lack.
May I suggest you also review SoftMaker FreeOffice?
It is a stripped-down version of their commercial SoftMaker Office, which I find to be one of (if not THE) best replacements for Microsoft Office.
Here's the website:
where you also have a comparison with it's commercial version.
You really should mention that if you are collaborating with anyone using Ms Word -i.e. most business or truly professional uses – none of these alternatives will do. Especially Libre/OpenOffice, which hads never had the true compatibility it claims. I know this from personal experience, and a quick search will show many people agree with me.
Fine for personal use, that's all.
Col. Panek
"Cannot save as .docx…"? Au contraire!
I work on .pptx, .xlsx and .docx files at work, using LibreOffice, and rarely run into problems with incompatibility. PDF exports are always the same cross-platform. I liked Jarte on our old Windows machine, but AbiWord starts up fast on my Linux PCs for those quick "brain farts".
Great Ashraf,
Thanks for the reply
Just installed Jarte & like it.
Now I'll give LibreOffice a try also.
Thanks Again
See why you like Jarte. It is quick, lite & versital. No easy way to add page #s that I saw but I did not read the help file either
I've used Jarte as a secondary word processor for years now, and love it. No, it won't do the complex stuff, but it'll do everything I want for 90% of my documents: things like bold, italics, indenting, bullet or numbered lists, inserting hyperlinks, etc. If I need something more (notably, the reviewing tools for collaboration), I'll revert to Word. If I didn't have Word I'd use LibreOffice, having used OpenOffice in the past.
Because Jarte loads almost instantly (unlike Word and others), I can start writing immediately — I've had ideas vanish while waiting for Word to load. (Flashnote's even faster and is brilliant for catching ideas, but has no formatting ability; it's a scratchpad only.)
I generally use Jarte for writing blog posts because I can copy and paste into the blog without introducing all the extraneous html rubbish that Word insists on adding.
I recommend Jarte even if you have Word or one of the complex equivalents like LibreOffice. Save the complex word processors for, well, complex word processing. :^)
LibreOffice looks impessive based on your review Ashraf.
I'm presently using the Open Office bundel but find it's abilty to do just basic things like for example number pages awkward.
Does LibreOffice save the files as .doc files or…? Also if I do switch what do I then use for spreed sheets and power piont type presentations?
Thanks I've learned a lot from you
It's hard to take this article seriously since there's no mention of OpenOffice. Nothing I read here inspired me to consider any of the programs mentioned as an alternative to OO Writer (which can be installed separately from the suite).
No mention of OpenOffice!
what? no mention of google docs or MS office online? or you are considering an offline stuff only? if yes, then nothing probably comes close to libre office.


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It happened this past weekend in Las Vegas where the Team USA Olympic Basketball stars have gathered to begin workouts and prepare for the Summer Games in London! This is the baddest throw down of a basketball you've ever seen, as Blake bounces the ball off the gym wall and then soars above the basket to meet the ball and tomahawk it into the basket! WOW!


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The Oklahoman's Steve Lackmeyer took questions from readers in today's OKC Central Live Chat. You can join Steve's Q&As on Fridays at 10 a.m. and submit your questions about the happenings in and around downtown Oklahoma City. Read the complete chat transcript here.
Steve Lackmeyer: Construction on Uptown 23rd Street corridor will likely start this winter
When will the demolition and construction begin in Uptown on NW 23rd? How should residents of that area expect to be impacted?
The property sale closed a week or so ago. The project still needs to go through design review, so we're probably looking at sometime this winter. I think the main impact will be the likely closure of a lane of NW 23 from time to time as the building is renovated, though even that's not a certainty. Otherwise... it sure seems as if it will be a nice change for that block and the overall neighborhood.
Did the East facade of the Braniff building have to be reviewed before they started putting it up? It does not seem like an appropriate fit for the rest of the building.
I can see how people might disagree on the Braniff Building renovation. The renovation plans were submitted to the Downtown Design Review Committee, there was some debate (which I reported), and the plans did pass. The argument for the modern glass addition was that the previous facade was an alley facade that bore no resemblance to the rest of the building. Purists argue that even if it consisted of bricks, no windows and a rough finish, that it's still to be preserved. Others would argue that the building's legendary architect, the late Solomon Andrew Layton, likely did not intend to have that alley facade be a prominent representation of his work - that it was designed to be hidden away from public view.
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Tour Tech 2011: Garmin-Cervélo's aero waterproof +video
Castelli's new stretchy jersey keeps the rain out
Team Garmin-Cervélo are riding this year's Tour de France with an innovative new waterproof from Italian clothing brand Castelli.
The team, including first-week yellow jersey wearer Thor Hushovd, have been using the Gabba WS Rain Jersey which Castelli reckon is nearly as aerodynamic as the normal dry-weather Garmin-Cervélo race kit. The guys at Castelli's UK distributor, Saddleback, have been telling us about this design for a while now and they think it's a real game changer for racers.
Right, so you know how most rain jackets flap in the wind when you're moving fast? Or, even if they don't flap, there are usually rucks and creases all over the place. They never sit as smoothly as a stretchy jersey. That all causes extra drag and slows you down, or you have to use a little bit more energy to maintain your speed.
The Gabba, in contrast, is very stretchy. It's made from a new 4-way stretch Windstopper X-Lite Plus fabric developed by Castelli and WL Gore so it fits closely. Castelli reckon it's so breathable that you can keep the jersey closed up without overheating; and keeping it closed up is the best option in terms of aerodynamics.
Unusually, the Gabba is short sleeved and it's designed to be used alongside Castelli's Nanoflex water-repellent arm warmers. Those arm warmers aren't 100% waterproof but they have a treatment that encourages the water to bounce off. Castelli call it a '5 phase miraculous nanotechnology treatment'. 'Miraculous' is strong, surely. We've actually got these arm warmers in on test at the moment, along with the matching knee warmers, so we'll let you know how we get on with them soon.
The idea for the Gabba came from Cervélo Test Team rider Gabriel Rasch a couple of years ago at a focus group concentrating on improving clothing for cold and wet conditions. The trouble was, the existing fabrics were either not stretchy enough or not breathable enough, hence Castelli's need to work with Gore on the new fabric. Rasch's nickname is Gabba, hence the products eventual name.
The Gabba jersey is designed for racing when it's raining and not especially cold, so don't expect it to be suitable for the winter commute into the office. It will be available from September although we don't yet have a price for you.
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13th July 2011 - 9:32
UK distributor Saddleback have just told us that it'll be £150, available from September.
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13th July 2011 - 11:14
Genius - I want! But a long sleeved version.......
A long sleeve version with zips and vents will be available for £190.
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And knowing Castelli, if you're bigger than a 10 year old boy, you'll need a large or an extra large
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by Matsumoto Naoto
of Tamiya is very easy. I reached it at last in the condition of the photograph
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as the motorcycle model of many Tamiyas.
I live in Japan and can look for the book of Zero easily. But, a Japanese doesn't know the color of accurate Zero. The navy in Japan which yielded to the war threw all away. Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd. doesn't know all, either. A Japanese researcher does the announcement which often made a mistake. On that occasion, Japanese Modeller gets confused. The engineer of the WW2 airplane is in our club. He is 76 years old. He gives us knowledge.
The color of the engine cover of Zero is not black. That color is said as the color which is close to navy blue. It was discovered in the biggest Lake of Japan from the bottom. The engine cover of Zero of Tamiya is specified to paint it by black. Many Japanese will paint black, too. MetallicBlueGreen was being indicated as a color of the cockpit until several years ago. The color which looks like the color of the cockpit of the US navy recently is being indicated. Tamiya was new, too, and sold that color.
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|My Zero will be completed soon. It became the condition of the photograph by the work of 4 days. These are the photographs of the characteristic part of the Tamiya Zero. It is the precision which a 1/32 model until now didn't have. The engine isn't glued to the body (Matsumoto used a magnet for the photo, the engine mount and front part of the fuselage isn't attached yet: LSP)
|The photograph of the engine cover was sent. It completes it by the metal finishing. Next, it will be usually painted that it completes it. Zero is the same design team with the sword fish. Tamiya president is praising them as the best member......I think so, too.
|Japan became autumn. It is a pleasant season. Work is delayed from the schedule because I went for the drive with the family. Night is my time. My Zero is a silver color. A Japanese often compares Zero to the sword of the Samurai .
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Federal Job Search Pro is an iPhone application for searching for jobs in the US federal government. It provides a clean, highly usable, professional looking interface for job searchers, allowing them to search for US government jobs when they're not in front of a computer.
Federal Job Search Pro
Mobile government job search
The target audience is a professional government worker looking for their next job. Consider target ages 18-45.
Because this is an app for searching for federal jobs, a patriotic theme is very natural and acceptable choice. The design should definitely feel "American", but at the same time, needs to feel professional. Try not to go too overboard on the red, white and blue, flags, eagles, etc, but incorporating some of that is fine.
#1 - Quality: This app is competing mainly on being a better built, higher quality app than the competitors (which are buggy and poorly designed). The icon is a huge, huge piece in communicating this to a prospective buyer, so your work is SUPER important.
#2 - Simplicity - The app is designed to be a simpler alternative to related apps. This doesn't necessarily mean the icon needs to be visually simple. However, it must communicate a very strong single concept.
#3 - Clever - A clever icon design that really catches the eye and makes you do a double take will go a long way in communicating the above two qualities, and thus differentiate the app from competitors. See the attached examples for some icons I think are clever.
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Because this is a an app that focuses on jobs for the US government, red white and blue is a natural (but not required) choice. If you do go this route, make sure you keep it classy - we're not going for an over-the-top, 4th of july theme:)
Nothing is off limits, at least as far as I can think of:)
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I currently have a full upper denture which I have had for several years. I hate the way the denture feels and want to have it replaced with dental implants. Ideally, I would like to get what I believe is called a fixed bridge - meaning an implant attached porcelain over metal appliance that is non-removable (at least not removable by me).
Because I have been missing a significant number of upper teeth for quite some time, my dentist tells me that there may not be sufficient bone mass for this type of implant fixed bridge. So my dentist recommends is a removable overdenture. Evidently, the removable overdenture doesn't require as many implants, so bone mass isn't as much of a problem.
However, if my CAT scan shows sufficient bone mass for a non-removable upper fixed bridge I am really inclined to go with that option. However, my dentist told me that a downside to a non-removable fixed bridge is that it accumulates food and bacteria between the bridge and the gum, is difficult to keep clean, and can lead to dental infections.
Is this true? Are dental infections common with non-removable implant supported fixed bridges? Are they that difficult to keep clean? All things considered, if I have enough bone is the non-removable fixed bridge a better consideration for me? Is it more comfortable than an overdenture?
If a CT scan shows there is enough bone to place 6 implants between the maxillary sinuses then a Hybrid type non removable prosthesis is a great choice. A Hybrid bridge can be made so that it can be cleaned by you easily. If you and your dental hygienist maintain a hybrid bridge, there is no reason for infections to occur. The advantage of this over an overdenture is that it stays in your mouth and requires less maintenance of parts that wear out and need to be replaced. Also it is usually a lot smaller and there is nothing in your palate at all with a Hybrid.
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Hi Russ
The palateless, removeable overdenture is the best choice for a patient wanting daily ease of access to maintain implants. The availability of hygiene aids make the fixed implant-bridge a readily maintainable prosthesis too. The overdenture and hybrid can easily make up for lost bone mass, is more cosmetically flexible, less expensive and easier to construct.
Plastic-needles(Zoms) are flexible and allow floss to be threaded beneath a fixed bridge. An oral irrigator (ie. Water-Pik), is a fundamental requirement for patients maintaining fixed bridgework.
A hybrid prosthesis is screw retained prosthesis and offers advantages of both appliances. It requires the assistance of a professional to remove it for complete hygiene .
Theodore Grossman DMD
The design and shape of the prosthesis is an important factor in keeping it easily clean and also natural feeling. Depending on the anatomy of the bone and gum tissue, as well as your bite, a design will be created in collaboration with your restorative dentist and oral surgeon. It is possible to design a fixed prosthesis in a way that can be easily cleaned and maintained with good surrounding health. A prosthodontist, in my experience, may be the right restorative dentist to see regarding this.
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Notes from the Trail: Presidential Politics from the Inside Out
Rodale Books, Aug 19, 2008 - Biography & Autobiography - 192 pages
The modern race for the presidency has become a national sport. We've seen the baby-kissing, the barbecues, and the photo-ops; news cameras have taken us inside Iowan living rooms leading up to the caucuses, and they've given us a bird's-eye view of the grand halls of political conventions. But what is it like to be on the inside of this spectacle? What happens when the candidate is your closest family member?In her account of her father's bid for the presidency, Alexandra Kerry brings us inside the bubble. Her words and images lend an intimacy to our often overblown politics as she sheds light on some of the contradictions, ironies, and saving graces of our electoral process and our country.
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When sources disagree: borders and place names in Google Earth and Maps
Collecting and sharing the most accurate information about place names and borders is a tough task that every map maker faces. The first sources are the nations themselves, but when neighboring countries claim overlapping territories and conflicting place names, even showing the dispute on a map may be prohibited by local law. We continue to work hard on these issues, and thought it would be worth sharing our general approach on this blog.
We want to be transparent about the principles we follow in designing our mapping products, particularly as they apply to disputed regions. Last year, for example, we explained how we determine the names for bodies of water in Google Earth. For each difficult case, we gather a cross-functional group of Googlers including software engineers, product managers, GIS specialists, policy analysts, and geopolitical researchers. This process benefits from the local knowledge and experience of Googlers around the world.
We follow a hierarchy of values to inform our depictions of geopolitically sensitive regions:
Google's mission: In all cases we work to represent the "ground truth" as accurately and neutrally as we can, in consistency with Google's mission to organize the world's information and make it universally accessible and useful. We work to provide as much discoverable information as possible so that users can make their own judgments about geopolitical disputes. That can mean providing multiple claim lines (e.g. the Syrian and Israeli lines in the Golan Heights), multiple names (e.g. two names separated by a slash: "Londonderry / Derry"), or clickable political annotations with short descriptions of the issues (e.g. the annotation for "Arunachal Pradesh," currently in Google Earth only; see blog post about disputed seas).
Local expectations: We work to localize the user experience while striving to keep all points of view easily discoverable in our products. Google Maps has launched on 32 region domains (e.g. maps.google.ca for Canada) and Google Earth is now available in 41 languages. Each domain and language user population is most familiar with a slightly different set of place names. For example, for the "Yellow Sea" or "West Sea," Chinese speaking users are conversant with the label Huáng Hǎi or 黄海 (Mandarin), while Korean users are used to the label Sŏ Hae or 서해 (Hangul). Carefully considering Google's mission, guidance from authoritative references, local laws and local market expectations, we strive to provide tools that help our users explore and learn about their world, and to the extent allowed by local law, includes all points of view where there are conflicting claims.
Sometimes these factors compete with one another. For example, is localizing a place name inconsistent with Google's mission? What happens when an authoritative references does not seem to represent the truth on the ground? What about when local user expectations don't match international convention, or when local laws prohibit acknowledging regional conflicts? These are questions we continue to think through in our efforts to provide comprehensive, authoritative, free, and, most importantly, useful products for our users.
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I checked map of India in different versions like one on maps.google.com other on maps.google.co.in and one on Chinese version why Indian state Arunanchal Pradesh is in China for Chinese version? and why Indian and US version of maps are different in borderReplyDelete
आशु, did you read the part of the post that says "or when local laws prohibit acknowledging regional conflicts."?ReplyDelete
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Interesting that Google's using its various domain names to improve localization of place names. Perhaps Google should get behind the campaign to get ICANN to allow the .cym TLD, so that there can be a version that uses spellings of Welsh placenames that respect modern orthographic conventions (rather than Anglo-Norman exonyms) in Wales and adjoining parts of Shropshire and Herefordshire.ReplyDelete
If Google professes that they try to reflect the local views on disputed territories and also maintain ground realities, maps.google.co.in should reflect Arunachal Pradesh as a part of India where elections were held recently. If a concession has been made on the chinese version of Google maps, I am sure reflecting a reality and a local view on the indian version is not even much of a concessionReplyDelete
Having recently published a book on place-names, documenting the origins of the names in a small New England town, I can understand the difficulties of keeping up with what is accurate and acceptable to locals. Fortunately, I could get around the dilemma with a sub-title: facts, folklore, fibs. However, we still have the difficulty of two towns disagreeing on the spelling of a road: Rucum or Rucuum and no information on its name origin.ReplyDelete
I just read the "we're improving borders" posting by Charlie Hale, Google Geo Policy Analyst, and I want to ask why it was necessary to remove borders around large enclaves such as Büsingen, Germany and Campione d'Italia recently? That was an unannounced step backwards that caused me to swear off using Google Maps because of the creation of even more erroneous borders than were there before.ReplyDelete
On the topic of "borders with little resolution, there's never been a reason to merge or disregard geo border data into compromise borders graphics. We're big boys and girls, and if multiple sets of data show variances, the maps legends could have simply explained the multiple sets of source materials were at odds with one another. Better that than creation of border graphics that look like Rand McNally World Atlas mediocrity.
I just read the "we're improving oborders" posting by Charlie Hale, Geo Policy Analyst, and I want to ask why it was necessary to remove borders around large enclaves such as Büsingen, Germany and Campione d'Italia recently? That was an unnanounced step backwards that caused me to swear off using Google Maps because of the creation of even more erroneous borders than were there before.ReplyDelete
On the topic of "borders with little resolution, there's never been a reason to merge or disregard geo border data into compromise borders graphics. We're big boys and girls, and if multiple sets of data show variances, the maps legends could have simply explained the multiple sets of source materials were at odds with one another. Better that than creation of border graphics that look like Rand McNally World Atlas mediocrity.
As a follow on to the message I just posed about enclaves that went missing a few months ago (about which there's been no border dispute, name discrepancies or local prohibitions to pander to, Google has never made even a remote attempt to show the 106 enclaves of India in Bangladesh or the 92 Bangladesh enclaves in India.ReplyDelete
Maps of these are hard to find, but they exist. It's almost impossible for Google to avoid knowing of them, for a search of news articles on Google turns up many, many stories of gun battles on their borders, proposed treaties to trade exclaves, etc., treaties providing access leases over the other nation's territory, etc.
I propose Google also try to draw military armistice borders in places like Nagorno Karabach (and the enclaves within it), as well as borders of the Han River Neutral Zones between the UN Armistice Commission and North and South Korea, for which no mention is made.
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Looks Like a Croc to Me February 25, 2013 10:04 AM
For those times, when bungee jumping doesn't provide enough thrills, Crocosaurus Cove (no really, that's its name) in Darwin City, Australia, will let you pay $150 to enter its "Cage of Death," which — to be accurate — is actually more of a tube of death. I notice on its webpage, you also have the option of purchasing crocodile skin wallets. I'd rather do that:
Or we could go to the Lion Park:
This one, incredibly, doesn't seem to be photoshopped:
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Did you know that nearly one in four Americans suffers from asthma and/or allergies? According to the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America, that represents 60 million people in the United States alone. A study conducted by Harris Interactive indicated that the vast majority of US homeowners believe that their family's health is directly related to the cleanliness of their floors. The same study indicated that of all the flooring alternatives available, the majority of homeowners believe that wood floors are most effective at improving indoor air quality.
The Life Cycle Analysis of solid wood flooring conducted by the University of Wisconsin supports this idea. The study compared five different floor coverings in regard to four substances considered to be harmful to the atmosphere: carbon dioxide, methane, nitrogen oxide and particulate matter. All these substances contribute to atmospheric warming and human respiratory ailments. The results of the study show that wood flooring had no emissions for methane, nitrogen oxide and other particulates, and minimal emissions for carbon dioxide. Wood floors also have the added benefit of not harboring allergens, microorganisms or harmful pesticides that can be tracked in from outdoors. In addition, dust, mold and animal dander contamination is minimal in homes with wood floors, which can significantly improve indoor air quality.
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U.S. Attorney William J. Hochul, Jr. announced on Wednesday that Anthony Davis, 43, of Rochester, New York, pleaded guilty before Judge Frank P. Geraci, Jr. to production of child pornography.
The charge carries a mandatory minimum sentence of 15 years in prison, a maximum of 30 years, and a fine of USD 250,000.
Assistant U.S. Attorney Tiffany H. Lee, who is handling the case, stated that in July 2012, City of Rochester Police received a report of from an individual of a sexually explicit video of a seven-year old minor on a smart phone belonging to the defendant.
The individual identified the minor victim and Davis' voice from the video. The defendant admitted during the plea proceeding to using the minor to produce a sexually explicit image with his smart phone.
This case was brought as part of Project Safe Childhood, a nationwide initiative to combat the growing epidemic of child sexual exploitation and abuse launched in May 2006 by the Department of Justice.
The plea is the culmination of an investigation on the part of the Federal Bureau of Investigation's Cyber Crime Task Force, under the direction of Special Agent in Charge Christopher Piehota, the City of Rochester Police Department under the direction of Chief James Sheppard and the Monroe County District Attorney's Office, under the direction of Sandra Doorley.
Sentencing is scheduled for June 27 at 9:30 a.m. before Judge Geraci.
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SOUTH PORTLAND, Maine (NEWS CENTER) -- Nearly 80 businesses and organizations are banding together to put pressure on the LePage administration to accept federal funds to expand Medicaid, which is known as MaineCare.
The organization called Cover Me Now! held a rally in South Portland this morning. They are pushing for the state to expand Medicaid under the Affordable Care Act, which they say would provide health insurance for nearly 70 thousand Mainers.
Under the law, the federal government will cover 100 percent of the costs states who expand Medicaid from 2014 to 2016. The funding drops to 90 percent after that. Supporters say expanding the program would allow people to get preventative care and potentially keep them out of emergency rooms.
The Governor has sent a letter to federal DHHS officials saying the state would consider expanding MaineCare if the federal government pays 100 percent of the costs of covering the patients for ten years.


text: PA025: The Predictive Power of Universal Screening Within an RtI FrameworkWednesday, February 19, 2014 9:30 AM–10:20 AM PMD: 1Skill Level: IIGrade Level(s): BSession 2: Assessment and Intervention in an RTI FrameworkDescription: The present study examined the predictive value of a universal screener for performance on a statewide mathematics assessment. Universal screening data were investigated to determine the utility of the 4Sight Benchmark Assessment for predicting proficiency on the Pennsylvania System of School Assessment (PSSA). Strong to very strong correlations were established between the two measures (r= .70 to .81). Results support their use for identifying students who are at risk for failing the statewide test.Speaker(s): Jason A. Pedersen, Derry Township SD, Hershey, PA


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Wednesday, April 16, 2008
Proud to be an American.
He likes us! He really, really likes us!
I watched the welcome for the Holy Father on the White House lawn by the President and the Nation. What a wonderful tribute.
Happy Birthday Holy Father!
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The latest news from the Google Fiber team.
We're not sure when we'll be able to bring Fiber to Mission (we have a lot of work to do before that can happen), but we'll be sure to post any updates right here.
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text: Ken Sutton | IBDB: The official source for Broadway Information IBDB: The official source for Broadway Information Official Broadway League sites: - sites - broadway.org broadwayleague.com broadwayfanclub.com kidsnightonbroadway.com stagespecs.org tonyawards.com Quick Search For: In This Category: All Show People/Org. Theatre Season Ken Sutton Performer Male Productions ProductionsDate of ProductionsMacbeth[Play, Tragedy, Revival] Performer: Ken Sutton [Ensemble]Mar 31, 1948 - Apr 24, 1948 Find out where Ken Sutton and are credited together © 2001-2015, The Broadway League, All Rights Reserved. (Copyright and Disclaimer)


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St John's Morning Show | Apr 26, 2013 | 4:10
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Students at Memorial University held a candlelight memorial for a mixed martial arts fighter who died in a match earlier this month. Felix Elochukwu was from Nigeria. He studied here before heading to Ontario to train to be an M-M-A fighter. He collapse


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The Last Stand of Fox Company tells the incredible story of a small company of Marines fighting to hold open a mountain pass in Korea. Out-numbered and out-gunned, these 246 Marines hold off 10,000 Chinese soldiers determined to overtake the Toktong Pass near the Choisin Resevoir.
The story of their eight day battle is a moving account of bravery and of sacrifice. Something Marines are well known for throughout history.
Drury and Clavin have given the reader a riveting day-by-day picture of the efforts of this strong group of Marines.
The narrative is brought to life by first-hand accounts from the Marines themselves. The terrors of the days, where the Marines must battle both the elements and the enemy, are meticulously detailed.
This book is not an easy read by any means but I found it hard to put down. I found myself engulfed fully into the story and could almost feel myself there.
It truly draws the reader in and makes finishing this book an imperative. I highly recommend this book to anyone interested in learning something about those men who fought and died for our great country.