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I have some resource files that are in the classpath of my web application (inside a JAR, if that matters). I know I can access the contents of those resources by calling e.g.
SomeClassLoader.getResourceAsStream( "/samples/myscript.txt" ). I have tested this in the past in both exploded and non-exploded WAR files with success.
However, to integrate with some other existing classes in my app, I need to provide an URLConnection object to that file. I tested and confirmed that calling
getResource("/samples/myscript.txt").openConnection() works in exploded WARs (additionaly, debugging revealed that the result is a
file:/// URL to the exploded file).
Question: will that method also work on non-exploded ("packaged?") WARs?
(I currently do not have easy access to a server that deploys wars without exploding them, hence why I'm asking instead of outright trying it. Also, some servers (e.g. Jetty, Tomcat -- even with
unpackWARs="false") allows non-exploded deployments, but behind the scenes they unpack the war, effectively behaving like an exploded deployment -- and, evidently, working correctly. I think the servers that gave me trouble in the past were Websphere and Weblogic).

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Dates of Data Collection2005-10-01 - 2006-01-10
Mode of Data Collection
Face-to-face [f2f]
Notes on Data Collection
The Statistical Office of the Republic of Serbia and The Strategic Marketing Research Agency were responsible for data collection. The whole territory of Serbia was divided into 18 districts according to the regional network of responsible institutions. In each district a team of people was selected - one supervisor for the district and the interviewers (whose number depended on the number of clusters in the region). Training of supervisors was conducted in September 2005, before the pre-test. Towards the end of the supervisor training period, supervisors spent five days in practice interviewing and checking questionnaires and methodology in several places: Belgrade, Novi Sad, Subotica, Kraljevo, Kragujevac, Valjevo and Nis. The data was collected by 47 teams; each comprised of two interviewers, one driver and one editor/measurer. Each team in charge of data collection in Roma settlements included one or two members from the Roma women's network, and one professional interviewer. One supervisor was in charge of two or three teams. Fieldwork began in October 2005 and concluded in January 2006. Interviewing took place everyday throughout the fieldwork period, although interviewing teams were permitted to take one day off per week. Interviews averaged 35 minutes for the household questionnaire , 30 minutes for the women's questionnaire, and 25 for the under five children's questionnaire (excluding the anthropometry). Interviews were conducted primarily in Serbian, but they were translated into Albanian and Hungarian and these translated questionnaires were used when the respondent did not speak Serbian. The overall field coordinators were: Natalija Biliskov, Dragana Djokovic Papic, Ljiljana Djordjevic and Tatjana Jovanov.
Data Collectors
Statistical Office of the Republic of Serbia
Strategic Marketing Research Agency
The data was collected by 47 teams; each comprised of two interviewers, one driver and one editor/measurer. 18 supervisors were in charge for field-work supervision. The whole process was aditionaly monitored by 7 field editors. Each teams used a 4 wheel dirve vehicle to travel from cluster to cluster (and where necessary within cluster). The role of the supervisor was to coordinate field data collection activities, including management of the field teams, supplies and equipment, finances, maps and listings, coordinate with local authorities concerning the survey plan and make arrangements for accomodation and travel. Additionally, the field supervisor assigned the work to the interviewers, spot checked work, maintained field control documents, and sent completed questionnaires and progress reports to the central office. The field editor was responsible for reviewing each questionnaire at the end of the day, checking for missed questions, skip errors, fields incorrectly completed, and checking for inconsistencies in the data. The field editor also observed interviews and conducted review sessions with interviewers. Responsibilities of the supervisors and field editors are described in the Instructions for Supervisors and Field Editors, together with the different field controls that were in place to control the quality of the fieldwork. Field visits were also made by a team of central staff on a periodic basis during fieldwork. The senior staff of UNICEF Belgrade also made 3 visits to field teams to provide support and to review progress.


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God Knows Our Every Move
Then the eyes of both of them opened, and they knew they were naked; so they sewed fig leaves together and made coverings for themselves. The Judgment Oracles of God at the Fall. Then the man and his wife heard the sound of the Lord God moving about in the orchard at the breezy time of the day, and they hid from the Lord God among the trees of the orchard. (Genesis 3:7-8 NET)
Adam and Eve had disobeyed God. They had eaten of the fruit they knew was forbidden and they were ashamed. They were exposed and then they thought that they could hide from their closest friend, God.
How many times do we do this? How often do we think that no one will know what we are doing? They'll never know that we snuck that cigarette (though our hair holds the smell). They'll never know that we can't help but sneak a drink (though our breath betrays us). They'll never know that we smoked a little weed (though our eyes are glazed).
You cannot hide from God. He already knows. Admitting to Him is not going to shock Him. Admitting to yourself might be the hardest thing you do. We think that we are hiding it from others, but are we really hiding it from ourselves?
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Re: Officejet Pro 8600 Plus connection issue - HELP!
Re: Officejet Pro 8600 Plus connection issue - HELP![ Edited ]
02-03-2012 01:43 AM - last edited on 04-18-2016 04:16 PM by OscarFuentes
Another detail is that we are using Norton 360 V5.2 on the computers, there seems to be a potential issue with Norton that could be additive to the problems being encountered
Thanks for any input or ideas
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I too have had the issue after installing the new firmware update. It happens on all my computers, with and without the ones with Norton installed. I wish there was a way to go back to the last version as it was working better than this new version. At least I can still scan and print...
I too am a long time HP printer customer with over 25 years experience. I can say that HP's software has ALWAYS been poor in relation to the hardware. The support has also been very poor. I am not surprised that they are ignoring us. It's too bad this problem is not taken seriously.
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I'm using an iMac. The HP Injet 8600 drops its connectivity to the wireless network. The only way I can get it to reconnect is to set up the network on the printer all over again. It takes time and is extremely annoying. I can't quite fathom HP's excuse for this, but I've seen enough postings to know that many people are experiencing this problem with the 8600. I had the 8500 but hated the printer and so I replaced it with the 8600, which I wouild like better if it would stay connected to the network.
I saw a comand line script fix for the connectivity issue on PC computers, but what's the fix for the my iMac?
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This is getting ridiculous. The printer doesn't work with any system properly. I say we all ask for a refund/return of the printer. It's useless as is. Is anyone from HP reading all this? I want my money back.
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I have read all of the posts and have the same problem. I am using Windows 7 Ultimate with the Officejet 8600 Premium. No mater what I tried, I could not stay connected to my wireless network. After two days of trying everything, I simply hooked the printer directly to my router via a Ethernet cable. No more problems. I wanted to be able to move around with my laptop. The printer stays in one place; hoked up the the Ethernet cable. Thanks to those of you who posted a couple of days ago revealing that after you downloaded their fix, it still didn't work as advertised, I decided not to run their update. I am still working fine with respect to the printer.
Another issue; everytime that I try to print a document via ePrint using the HP home&biz App for my iPad, it won't format the document to print and afterward it shuts down the iPads internet connection and I have to do a hard reset to get going again. Each and every time. Printing photographs through ePrint is no problem. Any ideas?
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I check ink levels on the HP 8600. Always receive the reply, "The parameter is incorrect."
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Now I'm not so sure it's actual loss of wireless connectivity. Once I've got a print job queued that doesn't print, if I click on Printer Utility it will eventually re-connect and wake the printer up and then print the job. But it's a long, drawn-out process to make it work, and doing it with each print job just ain't acceptable. I think next time I buy an inkjet printer I'll get a Canon or Epson or Brother or some such.
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02-07-2012 08:14 AM - last edited on 04-18-2016 04:17 PM by OscarFuentes
Hi Guys -
I've been following the thread since my last post 10 days ago. Just wanted to let everyone know that the fix I tried on the 27th (http://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c03149924) is still working.
I absolutely agree with everyone - that with HP's ability to A) communicate directly with our printers, B) to monitor & measure my useage, and C) to alert us & download patches, that they should & could have done a better job at fixing this.
My 8600 is a replacement for an 8500 that was also annoyingly defective. I enjoyed an extremely underwhelming experience with their customer service (based in the Phillipines?), and ultimately gave up. Thankfully, Office Depot cheerfully exchanged it for me as soon as I asked them.
HP makes some pretty cool, and potentially useful stuff. When the thing works correctly, it is really delighful. In those instances, I'd rate the product & feature set a 9 or 10.
Unfortunately, it's annoying support experiences like this that negate any thought that they can actually add value to my, or my firm's day. I rate their support a mediocre 4 or 5. (Office Depot gets a 10+!)
Good luck everyone!
Re: Officejet Pro 8600 Plus connection issue - HELP!
The HP circumvention to change ink alerts works for me too. It seems that there may be other issues associated with wireless connections (I'm ethernet attached).


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Training is a very important part of any professional course as without practical knowledge you cannot go for any successful carrier. Training is important in almost every field but if we talk about courses like engineering or technical then training plays the pivotal role. With the increasing interest of students in HVAC that is element of heating, ventilators and air conditioners, the number of schools and colleges offering HVAC training in Idaho have also increased.
Here is a brief description of the schools and colleges which impart HVAC training in the state of Idaho.
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Boise state University
Boise State University is a private school which offers various programs related to HVAC field. The maximum length of a program is 4 years. The highest degree that is provided by this school is doctorate. It has students from all over the world.
College of Southern Idaho
College of Southern Idaho is located at Fall Ave, Idaho which is well known for imparting education in technology. The college came into focus because of the huge success of the courses offered in the field of HVAC. The maximum length of any program in this college is 2 to 4 years with the highest degree offered as associate's degree.
Lewis-Clark State College
Lewis-Clark State College is located at Lewiston region of Idaho. It offers many programs with the maximum length of more than 4 years. The highest degree offered by the college is bachelor's degree. The main program that is offered by this college is in HVAC field. It is a technical subject which helps many students to get success and establish their career as a HVAC technician.
North Idaho College
North Idaho is a public school which offers many program with the maximum length of 2 to 4 years. The highest degree offered by it is Associate's degree. It offers HVAC training using some of the best techniques and training methods which helps in making the students successful in the field of HVAC.


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Without really risking any spoilers since the events in Arendt's life are both well-known historically and outlined in all the promotional material for the film, the story arc of the film is as follows. In an initial scene, Mossad and Shin Bet operatives capture Adolf Eichmann in 1960, in Argentina, where he had fled with false documents provided by the Vatican. Some framing scenes show Arendt (Barbara Sukowa) and her coterie of New York intellectuals, including long-time friend Mary McCarthy (Janet McTeer) and husband Heinrich Blücher (Alex Milberg). In conversation we are provided the Jewish Arendt's backstory: She fled Nazi Germany to France where she married Blücher; she experienced a brief, youthful alignment with Zionist groups in Germany; she escaped a camp in France after its occupation; and she engaged in an affair with her professor, well-known philosopher (and Nazi party member) Martin Heidegger (Klaus Pohl). The dialogue, cowritten by von Trotta and screenwriter Pam Katz, is both crisp and
natural, and avoids falling into the easy trap of sounding overly expository -- notwithstanding the obvious obligation of the script to accomplish such.
In a cutaway scene, members of the editorial staff of The New Yorker discuss hiring Arendt to cover Eichmann's trial in Israel, in which a composite character "Francis Wells" (Megan Gay) gets to deliver a delightful and prophetic line to Editor-in-Chief William Shawn (Nicolas Wooseson) -- a missed opportunity to cast Shawn's son, Wallace, as his father: "Philosophers don't make deadlines."
Both film convention and actual history dictate Arendt attending the trial as a New Yorker reporter. In Israel, Arendt both follows the trial testimony -- both of Eichmann and of various of his "victims" -- and also connects again with friends and colleagues who have moved to Israel and remained Zionist in conviction. These scenes use archival
footage of Eichmann himself, as well as of the testimony of various Jews who survived camps and persecution.
A key point in discussion among the characters, with Blücher often acting as the "conscience of the film" in my reading, involves questions of the legitimacy of the trial, the surrounding legal process and framework, and of the direct culpability of Eichmann in the crimes to which he was a bureaucrat. For example, Blücher at one point objects to the process with the comment "You can't put history on trial. You can only try one man." Indeed, Arendt's observation within the film, and in reality within her resulting book "Eichmann in Jerusalem," is that almost none of the testimony spoke to specific actions by Eichmann himself.
Upon return to New York, after delays and efforts characteristic of a philosopher, Arendt eventually completes her commissioned book-length notes on the trial, which were published both in serialized form in The New Yorker and subsequently, with slight modification, as perhaps her best known book. The publication of her notes on Eichmann's trial led to a great deal of vilification and outrage at Arendt. Her conclusions were both that Eichmann himself, rather than holding any animosity towards Jews simply "did not think" and followed his orders, and even more controversially that without some degree of tacit participation of many Jews in the the process of genocide, the outcome would not have been nearly as bad. Furthermore, she argued, many people acted without grand design, nor even any real intelligence, malice, or ability. In Arendt's characterization in the film, "Once the trains were in motion his work was done. [...] He's a bureaucrat. [There was a] huge difference between the unspeakable horror of the deeds and the mediocrity of the man."


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The True/False Film Festival, whose eleventh installment took place in Columbia, Missouri from February 27 to March 2, has built a high profile in a relatively short span of time, and it's done so without going the normal route of hosting high-profile premieres of off-brand studio product in the hopes of luring big-name talent and the bylines that follow in their wake. Given that True/False focuses on documentary film, this would be a next to impossible route in any case: No matter how much excitement awaits the arrival of a new documentary by Errol Morris, he doesn't exactly set flashbulbs popping.
So True/False's founders -- or, as they prefer to be called, "co-conspirators" -- David Wilson and Paul Sturtz, have gone in the opposite direction. Instead of touting world premieres, they decline to publicize them, despite the fact that last year's "Northern Light" and this year's "Approaching the Elephant" belong on any list of the year's great docs. Instead of using "important" subject matter to puff up a movie's worth, they push poetic approaches and hybrid forms, such that even superficially straight-ahead issue docs like "Dirty Wars" or Rachel Boynton's "Big Men" are informed by the context. Although it's mostly been treated as a visual appendix to subject Jeremy Scahill's book on the post-9/11 deterioration of U.S. government accountability, Richard Rowley's documentary struck me more powerfully as a portrait of Scahill himself, and especially that toll that harboring the secrets of so many horrific crimes takes on his soul. Would I have seen that had I not watched the movie in the midst of so many less overtly conventional documentaries during last year's True/False? Maybe. But over the course of the festival's four days, looking past the surface becomes second nature -- a habit that in the best-case scenario lasts until the following year.
The cost of True/False's decision to steer away from the usual methods of drumming up attention is the round-trip ticket and five night hotel stay offered to a generous handful of what Adam Nayman, in his writeup for Cinema Scope, called "influential (or at least widely retweeted) film critics" -- a description that, having been among their number this year and last, I am loath to finesse. It's hardly an unfamiliar process: Festivals from Dubai to Thessaloniki do much the same, and when FIPRESCI, the international federation of film critics, solicits members to fill festival juries, they require a confirmed assignment from a major publication. But it naturally creates the impression that coverage has been paid for, one way or another.
Here, then, is where I say something negative, or at least modestly snarky, about True/False in order to establish my critical independence. And... I've got nothing. It's not that I loved every film I saw -- Jessica Oreck's "The Vanquishing of the Witch Baba Yaga" struck me as altogether too pleased with its own opacity, and Jodie Mack's "Dusty Stacks of Mom" was too twee by half -- but there was nothing like the infomercial slog of "Alive Inside," which premiered at Sundance and will next be seen at the Full Frame Documentary Film Festival, which in some ways is True/False's mirror image.
I'd been hearing about True/False for years before a chance encounter with Wilson and Sturtz in a Sundance shuttle van led to last year's invitation -- partly from critics, but mostly from documentary filmmakers, for whom it serves as a combination of think tank and high school reunion. Without compromising the seriousness of the programming, a festive atmosphere prevails, less, as Nayman implies, due to a mandate for self-consciousness hipness and more as the expression of a supportive community with more creativity than it has outlets for. When I mentioned this year's experience to a friend and former Columbia resident, she said simply, "That's CoMo." (Indiewire's Paul Dallas offered his own account of the festival's vitality.) If the parties and the silly outfits worn (voluntarily, to the best of my knowledge) by venue captains have a purpose beyond simple enjoyment, it's to take the curse off the word "documentary," which still makes most people think of sitting in a theater and being forced to learn something important but inevitably depressing.
I saw movies that fit that profile this year, like "Private Violence," a shattering portrait of the justice system's inadequate response to domestic abuse victims, and "Rich Hill," a portrait of three boys living in rural poverty that was filmed only a few hours from the theater where it premiered. They were among the most formally traditional documentaries I saw, but used that form to thoughtful and emotionally powerful ends.
But I also saw movies like "Miraculous Tales," a portrait of the folk remedies and faith healers of Northern Ireland, and "Approaching the Elephant," whose black-and-white portrait of an ultra-progressive "Free School" strikes a perfect balance between verite immediacy and reflective abstraction. ("Elephant" was edited by my friend Robert Greene, who also worked on "Baba Yaga" and directed "Actress," a portrait of "Wire" supporting player Brandy Burre's attempt to get back into the business after a years-long absence. Our relationship prevents me from commenting further on the latter, so I'll just point to Eric Kohn's glowing review.) These weren't "difficult" films by any stretch of the imagination, but they also aren't films that immediately tell you what they're about or how to feel.
One benefit of True/False's journalistic patronage is that it allows critics to write at leisure without rushing to nail down the piecework they'd otherwise need to pay for the trip. Pieces by Nick Pinkerton, Eric Hynes, Tim Grierson, Vadim Rizov and Noel Murray, among others, are the work of fine writers given the uncommon leisure to follow their own interests without having to face queries about why they didn't cover the debut feature by some second-rate TV star. It also leaves space for a discussion like the one between Pinkerton, Nayman and Ela Bittencourt I was fortunate enough to moderate, video of which is posted below. The ostensible subject of "The Critical Takedown" was "What does creative nonfiction need from critics?" But the discussion quickly turned to the realities of covering documentaries in an era when non-marquee docs are often passed off to third-string critics on tight budgets who aren't given the time or the space to consider more than the bare minimum. (I've been one of them often enough.) It's a fascinating conversation, and I did my very best to stay out of its way.


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Madan Lal, an 85-year-old resident of Subhash Camp, Aali Village was suffering from several old age related problems. He was unable to move around freely due to arthritis and severe back pain. He could not even step out of his house. His family members ignored his health condition, adding to the misery. However, timely intervention by Agewell Foundation, which undertook a survey and found out about his condition, helped Lal to find succour in the form of a wheelchair that was provided to him, which now helps him to move around.
Madan Lal is not alone in his misery. In old age almost everyone has to deal with healthcare related issues due to various factors. Fast declining health status, lack of family support, marginalization and isolation among various other factors contribute towards abysmal living conditions for the destitute elderly. The situation is protracted in slums where socio-economic constraints play havoc for elder persons as they are mostly seen as burdens rather than assets by their family members.
Stepping into this world is Agewell Foundation, which identifies helpless and destitute older persons across slum clusters of Delhi-NCR and has been providing them with much required help and relief material through its network of dedicated volunteers.
Agewell Foundation has been conducting its Free Old Age Healthcare Campaign in slums of Delhi & NCR since 2012. Over 3000 adult diapers, 500 walkers and 100 wheelchairs are distributed every month. This campaign has been supported through contributions from regular as well as occasional donors.
Healthcare in old age has become one of the major challenges in India, particularly for old people from below poverty line families,destitute and marginalized. They have no dedicated facility to take care of their health in old age. All of us who can afford to assist them in whichever way possible must extend a helping hand, said Himanshu Rath, Chairman of Agewell Foundation.


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Alexis Sanchez puts big guns on alert, Fabregas turns back on Arsenal
Man Utd, City and Chelsea on 'red alert' for Chilean after Barcelona nightmare, but Fab won't quit
SPECULATION is growing that a ding-dong battle is brewing for the services of Barcelona forward Alexis Sanchez. According to Talksport, Chelsea, Manchester United and Manchester City are all on "red alert" for the Chilean sharpshooter.
Back in 2011 there were rumours linking the 24-year-old to all three clubs but in the end Sanchez chose Barcelona in a £22m deal with Udinese. But his move to the Camp Nou has turned into a nightmare, with the South American failing to establish himself with the Spanish giants.
Now it appears likely he'll be offloaded in the summer and that's pricked up the ears of the Premier League trio. But Talksport warns that Juventus are also circling and could make a "big-money offer" in the hope of sealing the deal before a bidding war breaks outs.
Sticking with Barcelona and one of the Catalan club's stars has announced that he is doing just that, news that won't be well received by Arsene Wenger. Former Arsenal skipper Cesc Fabregas has told Spanish media that he intends to end his career at the Camp Nou, ending hopes that he would one day return to the Emirates.
Metro notes that there had been rumours his contract with Barca featured a clause that allowed him to rejoin Arsenal if he was ever put up for sale. But Fabregas has scotched that idea by pledging to stay until he retires.
One Arsenal old-boy who is keen to return to the Emirates is Thierry Henry. He has revealed that he would be open to an Arsenal return once his stint in America is over.
He will be 37 by the time that happens so the chances of him making a return as a player appear slim. But he told the Daily Mail: "All I know is that I will be involved in the game for sure and hopefully be involved with Arsenal because that is the heart talking there, that's the team that I support. Forget about me as a player, that's the team I support."
A younger prospect for Arsenal is 22-year-old Eintracht Frankfurt midfielder Sebastian Rode, who is entering the final 18-months of his contract with the German club and is already on the radar of Bayern Munich. Tribal Football said the player was aware of the interest of two of Euope's biggest clubs but was remaining calm. "I'll keep my feet on the ground and not start dreaming," said Rode.
Serbian rag Sportski Zurnal says that Partizan Belgrade winger Lazar Markovic was in London last week and he wasn't there to take in the Tate Modern. Rather, the 18-year-old frontman was at Stamford Bridge and it's believed he was discussing a possible move to Chelsea for next season.
Quizzed about his escapade, Markovic came clean: "It's true, I was in London, I made a trip to town and I was also at Stamford Bridge," he told Sportski Zurnal. "I met some people from the club, but there's nothing else [to say]."
Markovic, who made his Serbian debut last year, was first linked to the Blues in the summer and his form for Partizan this season has done nothing to diminish his burgeoning reputation.
West Ham's hopes of landing Ivory Coast ace Wilfried Bony have taken a hit after the 24-year-old admitted he has his heart set on joining a Russian club. Obviously motivated by the quality and prestige of the Russian league – and not at all by the riches on offer – the Vitesse Arnhem player signalled his intent to snub the Hammers. "I hope to leave this winter, my wishes have not changed," he told Dutch magazine Voetbal International.
The Russian transfer window closes in ten days' time, a fact not lost on Bony. "The market is not open in Russia for much longer. But... I can only work and wait. I hope that one chance emerges."
Bony has scored 18 goals in 19 league outings this season for Vitesse and was linked last month with Chelsea, Newcastle and Liverpool. West Ham were then rumoured to be keen to take him on loan for the rest of the season but the Hammers have no chance of matching the wages Bony could earn in Russia with a club such as Anzhi.
Finally, the Daily Mail claims that Manchester City will embark on a "£60 million-plus overhaul of their squad" in the summer with Napoli's Edinson Cavani and Celtic's Victor Wanyama top of the Sky Blues' shopping list.
Manager Roberto Mancini and football director Txiki Begiristain have been in initial talks to freshen up the squad, and the Mail says Cavani is likely to replace Carlos Tevez, who is expected to return to Argentina at the end of the season. There have been rumours in recent days linking Wanyama to Arsenal but City are expected to outbid their Premier League rivals for the 21-year-old and bring him to the Etihad in a £10m deal.


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Currently at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania, I am a clinical research coordinator for the Brain Behavior Laboratory for the Neuropsychiatry division of HUP. I was initially hired to focus on the neuroimaging/acquisition side of the Philadelphia Neurodevelopmental Genomics: Trajectories of Complex Phenotypes and the Philadelphia Neurodevelopmental Cohort (GO/GO2) that ended in August of 2013 upon completion of 2000+ developing adolescents. This was an NIMH funded initiative aimed to understand how brain maturation mediates cognitive development and vulnerability to psychiatric illness, and to gain a better understanding of how genetics influences this process. At the Center for Neuroimaging in Psychiatry, I schedule, consent, and conduct structural and functional neuroimaging procedures for internal and external NIH funded protocols including:
- Brain-Behavior and Genetic Studies of the 22q11DS
- Neurophysiology of Social-emotional Dysfunction in Schizophrenia (CONTE)
- Stress and Memory Study(SMS)
- Neuroimaging and Weight Status (NEWS)
- Cognitive Remediation Training (CRT)
- Olfactory Neuroimaging markers of Heightened Developmental Risks of Schizophrenia (ONM)
Additionally, I am learning basic-level data analysis for functional and structural data for these projects.
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SEA TO SHINING SEA: Buttes and central Oregon beauty
Prineville, Oregon — DAY 13 - Started in Sisters, ended in Prineville. Work day so we checked in to City Center Motel. Clean and cheap. $55 including tax. Oregon has no sales tax, like Delaware, and you can't pump your own gas here, like New Jersey. I heard that in Jersey it came about because of race riots and Molotov cocktails. In Oregon they say it's about jobs.
We did 46 miles today. Rolly with a tail wind. Averaged 11.4 over about four hours of riding. 1,411 feet of total ascent.
It was raining in Sisters when we pulled out at about 0730. The rain seems to follow us. By Prineville - county seat of Crook County - the sun had come out and we were seeing beautiful buttes and huge puffy clouds. Western clouds. Less humidity clouds.
On to Mitchell tomorrow with Ochoco Pass in between. We'll get an early start. Break camp by about 0700.
PS - Saw about four redtail hawks today and a couple of sparrow hawks. Lady at the Black Bear Diner said not to miss the Painted Hills.
PSS - Cliff says the folk group I was probably thinking of was McKendree Spring, with a wild electric fiddle.
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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2253867020130053273.post2863458730703835458..comments2016-05-26T06:06:27.855-07:00Comments on Down the Line!: VIDEO VAULT: Spanish shorty-shorts + crotch touching aka RafaPornRich Rodriguezhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2253867020130053273.post-54927142221975245732009-05-14T16:20:00.000-07:002009-05-14T16:20:00.000-07:00Loved the Rafa stretching routine video. *pant, pa...Loved the Rafa stretching routine video. *pant, pant* I find these kinds of videos mesmerizing.tangerinehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2253867020130053273.post-43808944780687851702009-05-14T14:47:00.000-07:002009-05-14T14:47:00.000-07:00We should def send him a "Congrats You're Totally ...We should def send him a "Congrats You're Totally Legal" gift. How about me in my birthday suit gift wrapped and sent to Bulgaria? Me thinks it's totally fitting.

Someone needs to video tape the whole thing. For proof. Any my private collection. Fine.RiCHhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2253867020130053273.post-13489888564429608472009-05-14T14:07:00.000-07:002009-05-14T14:07:00.000-07:00LOL RafaPorn Sonja, its noot wrong if you get tur...LOL RafaPorn

Sonja, its noot wrong if you get turned on by Rafa, wow nicee vid, thankss!!

Grigor's Birthday??? yesss DTL we havee tooo firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2253867020130053273.post-48593997735106190882009-05-14T11:22:00.000-07:002009-05-14T11:22:00.000-07:00Yeah, I'm totally making up some new jump-rope rhy...Yeah, I'm totally making up some new jump-rope rhymes firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2253867020130053273.post-43890086368774474252009-05-14T08:41:00.000-07:002009-05-14T08:41:00.000-07:00Sonja, it's not wrong... I think I've watched this...Sonja, it's not wrong...
I think I've watched this about 3000 times by now and I STILL can't get enough.
At 0:15, when he touches the inside of his thighs, I just...die.

Oh, to be on that roof terrace with Mr Nadal and skip rope all day long...CChttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2253867020130053273.post-28629458082277006462009-05-14T01:01:00.000-07:002009-05-14T01:01:00.000-07:00Is it wrong that I'm extremely turned on by Rafa's...Is it wrong that I'm extremely turned on by Rafa's warm up?? Oh, the tan, the shorts, the touching, the bending, the stretching, the jumping... *drools*

And DANG Tim Curry's the best. *ROFL*

PS: As for Grigor - YAY! I'm all for a DTL party!!! :D *drools firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2253867020130053273.post-35556502586515425112009-05-13T21:39:00.000-07:002009-05-13T21:39:00.000-07:00Sorry for being off topic but this Saturday is Gri...Sorry for being off topic but this Saturday is Grigor Dimitrov's 18th birthday (a.k.a the day he becomes legal.) Will there be a mass celebration on DTL or will it just be me and my binoculors in Bulgaria?

email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2253867020130053273.post-57810353437820852682009-05-13T18:34:00.000-07:002009-05-13T18:34:00.000-07:00those aren't shorty shorts. if only he'd borrow so...those aren't shorty shorts. if only he'd borrow some of pat cash's cast offspar3182http://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2253867020130053273.post-65781996735657616322009-05-13T17:47:00.000-07:002009-05-13T17:47:00.000-07:00I like how it starts out very casual, him doing al...I like how it starts out very casual, him doing all the things he does at practice anyway, up until the jump rope. Then I was kind of giggling a bit at the music and the continual jump rope is kind of funny and he's so obviously trying not to look at the camera and it's all lovely and fun and then...HELLO PORN! The best part is that he's not even trying, but 1:34 is pure bliss.

I want to know if there's a part deux with the towel on the floor and the handlebars and such.

*pops popcorn*barcelona2012http://firstname.lastname@example.com


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- Jerry Jones on firing Rob Ryan going with Monte Kiffin: "It doesn't look good right now" After Sunday night's blowout loss to the Saints, Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones admitted that it doesn't look good that his former defensive coordinator Rob Ryan shut down their offense as a member of the Saints coaching staff. He sounds like he might be regretting letting go of Ryan and hiring Monte Kiffin. "We thought it was best for us to go in the direction we are, and it doesn't look good right now," Jones said via DallasCowboys.com. "Hopefully we can make it look good, but I have all the feelings you have any time you look back at a decision, and I realize when some of them work you have to have a few things go along with it." This is what happens when you're the owner, general manager and anything else you can think of. Need NFL Tickets? Loading... ZergNet The post Jerry Jones on firing Rob Ryan going with Monte Kiffin: "It doesn't look good right now" appeared first on Pro Football Zone.
- Expectations, More Than Anything, Are Hurting Dallas Cowboys It wasn't pretty for the Dallas Cowboys last night, and truth be told, it hasn't been pretty for a long time in Dallas. Fans of the Cowboys went into the game with the New Orleans Saints expecting to compete with Drew Brees, Rob Ryan and Sean Payton but once again felt the sting of disappointment from a blowout loss.Perhaps that's the biggest disappointment of all for Cowboys fans; once again believing their team has turned a corner, only to fall flat on their faces. In reality, it's not that the Cowboys lost, it's that fans continue to expect more from their favorite team.But why? The truth is that very little has changed for the Cowboys over the past six seasons. Each year brings new promise but rarely, 2009 excluded, does the team live up to expectations. Coaches and players have changed but the results remain the same. The Cowboys remain one of the most inconsistent and maddening teams to watch in the NFL, and last night was a perfect example of how the past ...
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- Report: Sean Lee will miss 3-4 weeks with hamstring injury According to Mike Garafolo of FOX Sports, Cowboys linebacker Sean Lee is expected to miss the next three to four weeks with a hamstring injury. Cowboys LB Sean Lee expected to miss 3-4 weeks with his hamstring injury, source tells @FOXSports1 — Mike Garafolo (@MikeGarafolo) November 11, 2013 This means Lee will likely miss the Cowboys November 24th matchup against the Giants., which goes down in 13 days. Need NFL Tickets? Loading... ZergNet The post Report: Sean Lee will miss 3-4 weeks with hamstring injury appeared first on Pro Football Zone.
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"'Do not let your hearts be troubled. You believe in God; believe also in me. My Father's house has many rooms; if it were not so, would I have told you that I was going to prepare a place for you? And if I go and prepare a place for you, I will come back and take you to be with me that you may also be where I am. You know the way to the place where I am going.'" John 14:1-4 NIV.
Such familiar words! Like the Lord's Prayer and the 23rd Psalm, we learned them at our mother's knee and heard them at every funeral we attended.
But this is not funeral talk; this is wedding talk! Wedding talk? Yes, this is part of the prospective bridegroom's proposal and the conclusion of his courtship.
When a young Jewish couple has drawn up their ketubah, their pre-nuptial marriage contract, and signed it in the presence of their fathers, the groom would formally propose to his bride. If she agrees to marry him, and by this time, of course, she has indicated her intention to say yes, he would tell her, "I am going to my father's house to prepare the bridal chamber." She would reply, "When will you return?" and he would respond, "When my father is satisfied with the bridal chamber, he will send me back to take you to his house that where I am you may be also."
This exchange would mark the beginning of the betrothal period which was as legally binding as the marriage itself. To break the engagement was regarded as divorce -- hence Joseph's dilemma when he found out that his fiancée, Mary, was pregnant out of wedlock. He decided to divorce her privately rather than publicly disgrace her and risk her being stoned for infidelity.
In all the confusion of the escalating events and the disciples' misunderstanding of Jesus' intentions, did they catch the magnitude of what He was telling them? God (Jesus) had betrothed Israel to Himself at Mount Sinai, but they were persistently unfaithful to Him by their idolatry until He finally "divorced" them by allowing them to be sent into exile in Babylon. Now He was offering them a second opportunity to accept His marriage proposal and to be a chaste bride, unlike their forefathers, faithful to Him, their bridegroom.
The Bible is full of the imagery of a marriage to God. The Apostle Paul expressed his concern over the church at Corinth because, it seems, they did not understand the seriousness of the condition they were in. Some of them were dabbling in their old sinful ways, and he pleaded with them, "I am jealous for you with a godly jealousy. I promised you to one husband, to Christ, so that I might present you as a pure virgin to Him." 2 Corinthians 11:2 NIV.
Would they have understood that Jesus was inviting them into a relationship with Him as intimate as a marriage relationship? In the last tender moments with them before He left them for good, He wanted them to know that this was not the end of a lovely friendship. Unlike earthly friends or marriage partners who are separated when death comes His departure was to be the beginning of an association far closer and more intimate than His presence on earth with them had been.
Even if they did not understand at that moment, He was sowing the seeds of His word into their minds which the Holy Spirit would bring to remembrance at a later time. Sorrow, uncertainty, apprehension, misunderstanding and confusion blocked them from making sense of what He was saying. As always, He tried to calm their fears with His reassurance, "Don't be scared. Just trust me."
That's all He asks of us when stuff happens and life makes no sense. Hindsight will help us to understand but, in the meantime, Jesus encourages us as He did His disciples, "Don't be afraid. Just trust me." It is not easy when our whole world rocks or falls apart. Trusting Him means being still and letting Him guide us through whatever is happening. When our minds are in turmoil, we make foolish decisions out of our emotions.
Isaiah gives us a solid rock on which to stand while our world is "rocking". "You will keep in perfect peace those whose minds are steadfast, because they trust in you. Trust in the Lord forever, for the Lord, the Lord Himself is the Rock eternal." Isaiah 26:3, 4. NIV.


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To take over fjord LINE 1993 as subsidiary of the transport enterprise Rutelaget mountains AS based around the new to Denmark. The head office is in mountain today operates the shipping company of 3 ships, which drive on all year round two international of and to Norway.
The transport enterprise Rutelaget mountains was created 1950. First the task of the enterprise consisted of maintaining the local and bus enterprise between the island and mountains. In addition the enterprise operated a between Stavanger and mountains as well as a on the Boknafjord.1992 decided the shipping company the admission of a between mountains and Egersund as well as Hanstholm in Denmark. To the 1980er it had already given a between mountains and Stavanger after Hirtshals in Denmark, those from the shipping company to Fred. Olsen was operated. After the fusion of the two societies on 1 January 1995 the enterprise under the name fjord LINE AS was resumed. In the autumn 1997 the fjord LINE transferred the ship ms Lygra of the company Seatrans AS, in order to be able to use it as additional ship for cargo. Today this ship operates mainly between Egersund and Hanstholm.Im autumn 1998 took over fjord LINE the between mountains, strike-healthy and Stavanger of the shipping company Color Line.Das financial year 2002 became a very successful year for the fjord LINE - with good economic results and a new record with the passenger number. One began to look around for a larger ship for the Denmark line because there was a large need for an extension of the capacity here. The economic development excited attention - also with the competitors. one became in the case of transport OF Tasmania, ehem. "M/S Peter Pan" as "M/S Spirit OF Tasmania" had presented since September 2002 in Sydney. After transfer as "M/S Spir" after Frederikshavn was complex reconditioned the ship and placed in April 2003 as "M/S fjord Norway" on the Denmark route in service.
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- Member: Ecological Society of America, International Society for Ecological Modelling, American Fisheries Society, InternationalSociety of Landscape Ecologists, Resource Modeling Association
- 2002-2004 Secretary/treasurer Southeastern Chapter of the Ecological Society of America
- 2002-2003 Everglades Model Review Team, USGS, Miami, FL
- 2001 Associate editor North American Journal for Fisheries Management
- Article in local newspaper Lab efforts target fish habitats, hydropower
Ph.D., Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, 2000, University of Tennessee