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I've just bought S95 and tomorrow I will leave for holidays. I've just few time to take confidence with the camera so... I need your help
I there any setting to change in the camera to make it perform the best?
I don't know perhaps changing colors or sharpness... or EV
Should I prefer specific apertures?
Should I prefer to disable IS in good light?
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A typical machine tests the tensile strength of a sheet of material cut into a standard size of 5.00 centimeters wide by 10.0 centimeters long. The machine consists of one clamp that holds the entire width (5.00 centimeters) so that it hangs vertically. A second clamp is placed on the lower end of the object, to which a variable downward force is applied. The force is slowly increased until the object ruptures, and the breaking force is recorded.
A strip of aluminum foil with a thickness of 15.0 micrometers and matching the size recommendations of the machine is placed in the machine and tested. The force needed to rupture the foil is found to be 233 newtons.
What is the tensile strength of the aluminum foil sample? (Part A 1 figure)
As stated in the introduction, shear strength is another measure of the strength of a material. A shear force is a force that acts parallel to the plane in the material that breaks. A good example of a shear is that of a martial arts expert breaking boards or bricks with her hands. Other applications in which shear forces and shear strength need to be known are geology, for studying earthquakes and landslides; fluid dynamics; and structural engineering.
Aluminum has a shear strength of 210 megapascals. When you bend aluminum foil around an edge (i.e., the edge of the box) and pull, you are effectively applying a shear force along the bent edge of the foil. If a roll of household aluminum foil is 30.0 centimeters wide and its thickness is approximately 15.0 micrometers, how much shear force is needed to pull off a sheet?
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I recently upgraded my Zimbra deployment from 5.0.7 to 5.0.23, since then users logging into their inboxes via Safari have been forced into the Standard (HTML) interface for no apparent reason.
The COS is set so that the Default version is Advanced, however through Safari (not Firefox or Chrome) Default logs you into the Standard (HTML) version instead.
This is easy to work-around: setting the drop-box to Advanced (AJAX) works appropriately as does using the ?client=advanced login page modifier.
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Frank Ocean and Rihanna will perform live at the 2012 MTV VMAs.
So, there are almost NO WORDS for how massive and how real today's VMA performer news is. Wait, what? We have to use our words? Photos of surprised cats won't suffice? Okay. Here goes: "Best New Artist" nominee Frank Ocean and five-time 2012 VMA nominee (and self-professed sex kitten) Rihanna will both perform live at the 2012 MTV VMAs! ::Bursts blood vessel… Also, BRB, attempting to find love in my personally hopeless place:: That's in addition to the 2012 VMA performers you already know: Taylor "Never Ever Ever" Swift, Green Day, Pink, Alicia Keys and One Direction.
Also, act like you know that rap mogul 2 Chainz will present a Moonman, and Ke$ha will be at the VMAs to present an award and to make the night a legitimate party. Our other favorite boy band, The Wanted, will present a VMA, and so will Rashida Jones and Andy Samberg. (See their movie "Celeste And Jesse Forever" if you want to bawl for like two nights straight.) But did you think we're just gonna call up these bros and call it a night? Please. Direct your short attention span to the star-studded list of VMA presenters they'll join that night, including Miley Cyrus (cannot WAIT to see the pixie cut in action, you guys), Wiz Khalifa, Mac Miller and the "Fierce Five," AND the U.S. Women's Olympics Gymnastics Team (because we totally need another reason to lose our minds over the London Olympics. Can the Spice Girls come too?!). Maybe Gaby Douglas will do a triple backflip over One Direction. You never know. It could happen. So don't miss the show.
Don't miss the 2012 MTV VMAs live from the Staples Center in Los Angeles on Thursday, Sept. 6, at 8 p.m. ET/PT.
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Head MicroGel Radical MP Tennis Racquet - HEAD updates its ever popular Radical line with MicroGel technology. The MicroGel material is included in the frame construction and placed all the way around the head of the racquet. HEAD states that when combined with carbon composite fibers in the racquet head, the MicroGel deforms and compresses upon ball impact, uniformly absorbing and distributing the impact load around the entire frame. According to HEAD, MicroGel creates a rock-solid feel and improved comfort while offering extra stability against twisting.
Babolat Pure Drive Lite - As an extension to the legendary Pure Drive line, the Babolat Pure Drive Lite GT remains easy to handle thanks to its light weight. Although this latest version's specs remain in line with the previous version, this update features Cortex Technology which helps filter out negative vibrations that minimizes arm injury..
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Apparently the admirably goofy "G.I. Joe: Retaliation" made enough money that Paramount and Hasbro are going back to the based-on-a-line-of-popular-action-figures well one more time; they've just hired Evan Daugherty, the screenwriter behind last summer's "Snow White and the Huntsman," to pen "G.I. Joe 3." Paramount was impressed with the work Daugherty did getting their "Ninja Turtles" screenplay into fighting shape (sorry, couldn't resist). 'Retaliation' director Jon M. Chu returns as director. As of now, a silly subtitle has yet to be decided on.
After graduating from NYU Film School, Daugherty wrote nine screenplays before finally breaking through with a script called "Shrapnel." The screenplay, which ran a brisk 92 pages, was set during the Vietnam War and pitted a beleaguered World War II vet against a younger killer in a hard fight for survival. The script put the writer on people's radar and garnered the attention of John McTiernan, who personally flew himself to Robert De Niro to get him interested in the role. Of course, McTiernan ended up going to jail and the script languished (it was later made and released this year as "Killing Season," bearing little resemblance to the original script), but in the meantime, Daugherty sold his "Snow White and the Huntsman" script to Universal for $1.5 million and subsequently worked on potential YA franchise-starter "Divergent."
Chu has a background in choreography and dance, having helmed "Step Up 2: The Streets" and "Step Up 3D" (as well as the concert movie "Justin Bieber: Never Say Never"). While we were pretty impressed with "G.I. Joe: Retaliation," in particular with its sense of humor and the large-scale, mountainside ninja battle, we would love to see Chu's background in choreography come across more in the next film, with action sequences shot and edited with long, fluid shots that are evocative of his past work.
The question is, of course, who will be back, since the last film killed off many of the characters from the first film (including Channing Tatum) and introduced several new ones. We wonder if they will be able to lure Bruce Willis back, who had a brief role in the sequel, especially since his dance card is filling up fast. In fact, just this week he signed on to action thriller "The Prince." The man is always in demand. But then again, it's hard to say no to 'Joe.'
There are no release dates in play yet, but considering how every other fucking movie is coming out in 2015, "G.I. Joe 3" might as well come out then.


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The most essential element to life is represented by the letter 'C' in the periodic table – carbon. So it seems no coincidence that Amara serves up the other 3 essential C's – coffee, chocolate, and churros. Individually, each is a treat on its own, but being able to have all 3 in one setting is almost a dream come true.
With roots in Argentine cuisine, Amara's churros are a bit different than what you would find from a cart at the fair or amusement park. A bit thinner and fried quickly, they do not succumb to the greasiness that plagues the cheaper varieties. You order them in sets of 6 (6,12,18). And if being covered in sugar was not enough there are various sauces you can select to dip them in – dulce de leche, sweetened condensed milk, guava, and melted chocolates of varying darkness. Pa' los Vengan is the ultimate treat with 18 churros and your choice of 4 dipping sauces. I found the guava sauce to be the best as it has a nice full guava flavor that goes well with the churros.
Complete your chocoholic experience by ordering a Venzuelan hot chocolate. These are not your lame Swiss Miss hot chocolates you may be accustomed to drinking. Extremely thick and chocolatey, the texture resembles more of a freshly made chocolate pudding. The Mexican Authority has notes of pasilla chile and cinnamon that makes any cafe de olla pale in comparison. For women who bleach their moustaches, just be forewarned that this stuff will cling to and highlight them like a neon sign.
For coffee drinkers, the latte version is the Aztec XOCO Latte. Made with Jones coffee, chocolate and a slight hint of pasilla chile, it will give you a tingling warm fuzzy feeling inside.
But life is about balance, so you may want to order some delicious food to accompany your sweet cravings. Beef is the crown jewel of Argentina, and Argentines have the second largest consumption of it in the world (they lost the title to Uruguay in 2013). Their beef production is said to be enough to produce two steaks for every person in the world. So it is no surprise that it highlights the best of their savory items. La de Pabellon is an arepa that is filled with shredded beef, white cheese, black beans, and sweet plantains. It can aptly be described as a sandwich made with masa dough. Extremely fulfilling.
For something a bit lighter, you can get a bocata, which is a sandwich made with a focaccia-like bread. The M Cabrera is filled with Venezuelan slow cooked beef, brie cheese, and fresh tomato.
As if we didn't have enough food already, they threw in a complimentary empanada for us to try to ensure the onset of a food coma. The Chicken Empanada is filled with shredded chicken and has a light sweetness to it. I really enjoyed the flaky crust and it is what Hot Pockets dream to be like.
Make no mistake, you will have an enjoyable meal here, but dessert comes first. As an insurance policy, I would order and eat the churros before anything else. You can get creative and dunk them into your hot chocolate or coffee. Having eaten a large amount of chocolate, I ended up leaving with a sense of euphoria that comes with the rush of endorphins. Forget legalized marijuana, this stuff is like legalized ecstasy
Bill total = 1 large churros plate, 2 sandwiches, 2 drinks, tax, tip = about $55
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At Intel, my charter is pretty simple and straightforward: provide insights and inspire innovation. My team and I use ethnographic methods and theory, in addition to human factors engineering, cognitive psychology, interaction design and other social science epistemologies to broaden and deepen Intel's understanding of our current and potential customers – all those people beyond the company walls!We care about how people live, how people want to live, about what matters to them; we strive to understand how technologies are used, understood, and imagined in homes around the world; and finally we seek to foster and develop technologies that provide a seamless fit with — and enhance — cultural, social, spiritual values and practices. (And yes, this is real work, and yes, it is an accepted way of thinking about technology, technology development and innovation. And yes, it is surprising to see this at Intel). As my team and I are part of Intel's Digital Home Group, we focus our energies on the 'home' in all its many forms and permutations. It is against this backdrop that I have been thinking about and studying 'domestic satellites' – homes away from home, or perhaps more precisely places of homefulness away from one's primary residence. Think of these as dorm rooms, hotel rooms, hospital rooms, elder care facilities, vacation homes, even recreational vehicles, caravans, tents and perhaps your car or cubicle. All the places where we attempt to recreate some version of 'home', however incomplete or perhaps deliberately skewed. I would argue (riffing on classic critical standpoint theory, and Harding's notion of strong objectivity) that these sites, these domestic satellites, can tell us a whole lot about the nature of the home, precisely because they are a version, not the original rendering, of it. We might learn more about what people value, what they care about, and what frustrates them by seeing how they create home-like experiences away from home. Such domestic extensions also seemed likely to yield interesting technology opportunities in and of themselves – devices that would need to withstand long period of dormancy followed by sudden bursts of activities, or those that were energy conscious or aware, or those that have small format factors, high levels of portability and failsafe reliability and security. We have been particularly interested in the cultural and social practices, material artifacts and technologies in and around these homes away from home. In 2005, home sales achieved new records and were often described as a major engine for the American economy. In the same year, Americans put in record hours on the job, and their leisure time sank to a new all time low. In 2006, the number of second homes purchased in the United States represented nearly 40% of total home purchases; approximately 13% of those purchases were for dedicated vaction homes. In much of Western Europe, second home stock is also a growing percentage of overall housing stock, and the culture of long summer vacations is waning, if only slightly. We wanted to know what might be going on here; literally and culturally. Over the last three years, we have conducted a series of small exploratory ethnographic and design research projects amongst American RV'ers, and second home owners in France, Australia and the United States — Françoise Bourdonnec, Alexandra Zafiroglu, Michele Chang, and Katrina Jungnickel all participated in this research. (And yes, this is real work too!) We have spent time in RV parks, caravan parks, vacation and second homes, bed and breakfasts, and some of the principal residences of second home owners; we have interviewed holiday makers, home owners, and those who provide services to vacations and vacationers. Much of our work is still waiting to be thoroughly analyzed and I anticipate we will publish findings (stayed tuned for that) later this year, but in the meantime, there are lots of interesting insights to share and discuss. Perhaps most interesting amongst the early findings relate to the nature of daily life. In listening to people talk about their second homes, the things they do there, and the things they do not, it is hard not to hear this almost lament, a kind of nostalgia, or longing for a time when technology didn't feel quite so overwhelming. Elsewhere I have described this sense of a life driven by technology as a kind of 'techno-determinism' – in which technology seems to be ascribed a kind of agency; it becomes its own social force, a social actor even. And for many people that we talked to and interviewed and spent time with, in the course of this project to date, it is this sense of techno-determinism that they are trying to escape. I wonder, if the more affluent classes, these second homes represent a place where people are taking back their vacations – from email, their cell phones, and the constant demands of a life filled with devices and gadgets and infrastructures. This is not a wholesale rejection of technology, after all these holiday and vacation spots routinely fill with the sounds of radio and television and the stereo. This is not the Luddites smashing the new machines (though there are some great books and articles written on that theme – including this one by Thomas Pynchon); though people did have a remarkable affection for old fashion newspapers and books. What this appears to be instead is a reappraisal and redefinition of the technology's place, at least in one domain of people's lives. Even when a similar set of technologies is present in both principle and secondary residences, they appear to be approached and imagined differently. Second homes seem to allow people a respite; places where one feels free to let a phone ring unanswered, and to leave email for another day. And perhaps that is as it has always already been; at least since the Industrial Revolution. Indeed there is a long and honorable tradition of different kinds of holiday dwellings around the world – dachas in Russia, bachs and cribs in New Zealand, cottages in the UK and Canada and vacation homes in America – places to get away from the factory, from the city, from work. What for me is interesting, however, is the ways in which these sites now seem to represent a place to get away not only from work, but the technologies of work and the work of technologies. What is also interesting then is what this starts to say about how we might think about our homes – have they become so overly embedded with information, communication and entertainment technologies, that we feel we need to go somewhere else just for a little down time? And if that is one of the findings, what should a multinational company that produces technology and technology visions do with such an insight?
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Hello Genevieve,
Yes, we all now have three media channels in our lives – TV/radio, computer and cell phone. Like three dimensions and time – online space and our work or free time. We identify ourselves with the world using these tools. And communicate with this world to prove it. But comfortness is our priority in the first place – we are looking for it switching these channels to find the ones that match our likes. Anyway we're online. I guess that is synonym of to be a professional in our social environment and circle.
Best wishes,
quoting you: "how we might think about our homes – have they become so overly embedded with information, communication and entertainment technologies, that we feel we need to go somewhere else just for a little down time?" Genevieve, absolutely yes! The home as primary dwelling has become a place where responsibility calls out–whether it is keeping up with politics on TV, answering e-mails at all hours, finding information on trivia, or keeping up with fashion. A vacation away, especially to a place off the grid, removes these stimuli which all together are stressful. I never take a computer on vacation, nor do I turn on a TV in a hotel room. I did not see you mention hotel rooms as remote homes, but in a hotel room I have my personal necessities with me, just enough clothes, and a contained little world that I am sometimes reluctant to leave. I do have my laptop, but since I am "away" it feels less compelling…..Out of Office for a business reason–what better shelter!
I see one very dangerous trend in the technology department. We always strive to simplify the use of gadgets instead of raising level of personal education.
Moreover, instead of allowing people to control the machine, we program the machine to control the user: "Click Next to continue", "Press when done", "This wizard will guide you…", "Would you like me to do this?", "Would you like me to do that?", "You are running low on disk space on drive H:, click here to…" now isn't that awfull?
What has been done to improve this? Nothing, it is getting worse.
Reminds me of an old sci-fi story, the rich people were the ones able to turn OFF the TVs. I've come to admire the Amish and their ilk for their concious decisions on which technology to use or not. Sounds like more of that is spreading, and I see it in my own life choices too. To be less connected. Friends look funny at me that I have a very old personal domain name, but no MySpace page.
I am working for the United States government doing development work in a rural province of Afghanistan and your research has inspired me to look more closely at how people use technology here. The United States is providing a lot of information technology to local governments and NGOs but I don't think there is much analysis of how the equipment we give is actually being utilized by people here.
I am going to be asking people how they use communications technology in their professional and personal lives and would be happy to share that information with you. Also, if there are any particular questions regarding how people interact with digital technology that you would be interested in having me collect responses to I would be happy to do that as well. Thank you for sharing your thoughts on how people use technology and as a fellow student of Anthropology it is great to see an Anthropologist applying the tools of the trade in a field that most people don't expect to find us in.
Hello Genevieve,
I saw a small movie of you giving a lecture on a conference last month and there was talk about a book you're writing. As a lecturer in human technology in The Netherlands, I am very interested in everything you write about culture and design. Is it possible to get an overview of your articles/books?
Kind Regards,
Maarten Thissen
The book "This Alien Shore" by C. S. Friedman has an interesting look a the future of the internet – it gets imbedded in our brains – lack of connectivity then has severe psychological effects as well. There is no getting away from it 😉


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After the WJC BookBoy put it pretty well , he saw the same thing I did. Hamilton would get himself open , via back door or on the point but the puck would not get to him or put him in a bad situation to recover on his d-position . Now Hamilton playing with NHLers we'll see less of that and they'll exploit is skillset. This is were in Juniors he might have regressed instead of proression with the pros. IMO
There's one glaring thing I want the Bruins to do is have Hamilton start on the PP. If that means pairing him with Chara on the 1st unit, so be it ! To me it's simple, it'll even open Chara up for a clean shot. If not Hamilton has a clear shot. Their so-called umbrella does not work for Chara because the penalty killer is on top of Chara to make sure he doesn't get a good shot , the 3 other PKers can handle the 4 Bruins .


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Today, Dr. Oz delved into the world of misdiagnosed symptoms. Throughout the show, he used terrifying language and even more terrifying visual aids to illustrate how severe his guest's conditions were. Hypochondriacs: you've been warned.
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In reference to Type B Aortic Dissection:
And that rip, as it began to extend, went all the way down the aorta and sheeeared away.
It's hard to imagine why anyone is afraid to go to the doctor!
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It appears that WWE has called in some heavy hitters to make up for the loss of Steve Austin on the next season of Tough Enough. Chris Jericho has finally been announced as the host. He will be joined by a panel consisting of Hulk Hogan, Daniel Bryan and Paige. Not only that, the trainers are going to be Booker T, Billy Gunn and Lita. There will be guest appearances made on the show by Vince McMahon, Triple H, Stephanie McMahon and John Cena.
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Perhaps the best choice would be to buy 2 of the carbon/ belt drive singlespeeds Trek made for 2010. One for you and one for me.
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I think its disgusting and terrible how people treat Lance Armstrong, especially after winning 7 Tour de France Titles while on drugs!
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Put in an IRA. or whatever the limit is. Old you will thank you someday.
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You should BUILD UP a new Nomad, black, XL, red Cane Creek 110 headset, Marz 66 1.5 fork, Azonic Outlaw red wheels, X.0, BB7 w/ ceramic pads, carbon levers, XTR cables, Next crank -- then box it all up and send it to DX-MAN.
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I'm a real estate broker in Charlotte.. This is for a client in NJ, who was charged in Easton, PA (Northampton County). Several charges, road rage, shooting into an occupied vehicle.. He is in jail in Jersey but is being extradited to Easton today. I am helping his wife find a good criminal as they recently relocated there and know no one.. Tks! Mitch [email protected]
Just checked with them. They are 5 hours from Easton. That's not going to work.
They won't drive that far for a case like this
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Everything was working fine until someone in a Microsoft forum had try a couple devenv switches in command prompt mode: devenv /Resetsettings and Run devenv /ResetSkipPkgs.Prompt for an unrelated problem, namely that I could not save aspx files with one click of the save button. Ever since then, I am running into a new problem.
I tried uninstalling VS2012, rebooting, and reinstalling to no avail.
The problem is that I receive a Microsoft JScript runtime error when using the "Use Local IIS Web Server" setting. IIS cannot find variables defined in files it loaded. When I run with the "Use Visual Studio Development Server" option, then it works.
Why is that and how can I get the "Use Local IIS Web Server" working again.
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The people behind the site Amateur Boyfriend make this claim: "The first site where real amateur gay men share their private pictures & videos." Having been on the Internet for eons (even back when my computer was chiseled from a rock and emails were a series of 1's and 0's chiseled into a stone slab and carried by pterodactyls following a network of interconnected vines), I know that dudes posting naked pics of themselves is as old as sin, even if it's not the original one.
AmateurBoyfriend also claims that its footage comes from social networking sites where explicit content is banned. I'm not sure who is crazy enough to try that, but most of what you'll see here would face banning if someone tried. Some of the nudity though isn't more explicit than what you'd find on a gay dating site dedicated to hookups between horny members - at least the men here have amateur appeal.
The 168 videos are mostly poor in quality. Whether you download them in Windows Media or MP4 files, or stream them in Flash, you're generally going to find them blurry and pixelated. I did manage to find a few better-looking flicks that were more the exception than the rule. It's a shame because I saw some truly hot scenes. As far as updating goes, nothing is dated, but the numbers suggest three updates a month.
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You get a bunch of bonus sites, but only two are gay: Gay Banned Videos and My Gay Sex Tube. And I was able to download some much better-quality vids from one of the sites. All the same, I never like to recommend any site based on bonus content alone and I am not about to make an exception here. The quality on Amateur Boyfriend just isn't high enough for me to get excited about.
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B.C. government creates guidelines for many aspects of social media use, including citizen journalism
The B.C. government is creating guidelines for the use of social media among its employees. In fact, it's going further than that, covering the usage of social networking sites and other tools as channels for citizen journalism and weighing in on policy decisions.
Allan Seckel is the deputy minister to the B.C. premier, and head of the province's public service. At a Vancouver conference on Tuesday, he told the audience that the government recognizes social media as a new tool in the workplace, and should be embraced before banned or discouraged.
"These tools are incredibly important internally and externally in terms of how you communicate," Allan told the conference, called Communicating to the Public and Employees in the Age of Social Media.
Allan admitted there is a risk associated with handing over that kind of internet freedom to employees, but, "we have every confidence our employees can be trusted," he said.
Trying to ban the use of social media in the workplace is apt to simply drive it underground, according to Allan. "We want to say to our employees that we trust them and we do trust them to be responsible."
Allan cited scenarios where citizens were able to keep their community constantly updated via social media during forest fires, and that by participating in discussions on government-run blogs, your voice will be heard.
It's a good early-adoption effort to satisfy the social media addicts in today's office, but honestly, it's probably not going to make a difference. Social media is used when, where, and how the user wants. Guidelines seldom affect that sort of thing.


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Make sure you take this celebration to infinity and beyond when you purchase your party supplies from the Toy Story Birthday party theme. With this theme, you'll be able to make your own story for your child's birthday. Since you can't take the kid's to Pizza Planet, you can feed them yourself. Purchase the tableware kits that features plates, napkins, cups, and cutlery for the kids. These items feature prints of Woody, Buzz, Mr Potato Head, and more.
Playing with toys can be very tiring so make sure they keep their energy up by eating. You could also purchase the party kits that are in this theme that contain all of the forementioned items as well as decorations such as balloons, centerpieces, and streamers. You could be just like "the claw" and grab all of our items up.
You should try and make sure the other kid's are continuing their own Toy Story once they get home, so hand out party favor bags that contain many different items. Some of these kits come prepackaged with items such as water guns, backpack clips, a sheriff's badge, a bandana that look's like Woody's, and more. You can also purchase all of these fantastic items separately to make your own favor bags.


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The NHL's Stanley Cup Playoffs offer a captivating and rewarding way to spend your sports time in the next month - both inside the arenas and on television and radio. If you watched the fans inside Edmonton's Rexall Place chant the words of "O Canada" during last year's finals and did not feel shivers run down your spine, you should probably check your pulse.
The intensity in the arenas of established hockey teams during the postseason cannot even be compared to the NBA – and even my beloved MLB – whose fan base has become frustratingly commercialized, superficial and corporate over the past few seasons. For New Englanders, the seats behind canvas alley at Fenway are known as the "J-Lo seats" because of Jenny from the block's patronage. "Sweet Caroline" – along with the intonations of "oh, oh, oh" – is sung at places like the "Q" in Cleveland during Cavaliers games. Sure, hockey has some of this PR-dictated nonsense (the somehow-controversial Islanders' Ice Girls come to mind) but overall one gets a much more authentic and pure sports experience at an NHL game – even more so during the playoffs.
Outside of the arena, the NHL product is improving – if you can find it on your television. I'm fortunate enough to get Versus (a TV channel, by the way) on the dish, but if you live on campus, TV might not be an option. Analysts have suggested that HDTV will make hockey a more appealing television product. I concur fully. The resulting HD picture is sharper than Jay Mariotti's eyebrows, and there's no longer a "need" for Fox's FoxTrax of the mid-1990s. Although, I do admit that I sometimes get nostalgic for Kevin Dineen slapping around the glow-puck in a Hartford Whalers sweater. Bottom line: The game is much more enjoyable in HD and will result in better viewership – if Commissioner Gary Bettman can secure the right deals and bring the league sufficient exposure.
Hockey is also blessed to have an incredibly talented corps of announcers that rival the likes of baseball's Kalas, Scully and Gary Cohen. In fact, Doc Emrick is the best play-by-play man in all of sports. It is unreal how he can verbalize so much information so quickly, accurately and clearly and still exude such energy and passion for the game.
On the radio side, an option for those sans satellite, no sports fan from the tri-state area will ever forget Howie Rose's call of "Matteau, Matteau, Matteau!" after the Rangers defeated the Devils in the 1994 conference finals. I was nine years old then, but I've heard it replayed so many times that I almost feel I was in the Garden that night. Whether on radio, television or in the stands, the Stanley Cup playoffs lend themselves to creating those magical crescendos that make us sports fans.
In New York sports talk radio, "Miriam from Forest Hills" is a caller who has to be the most loyal and knowledgeable Islanders fan there is. It took years before anybody discovered she was blind because radio had provided such a nuanced description of the action, enabling her to analyze the game as well as people sitting behind the glass. Mislabeled as obsolete, the ability of radio to convey the action is as strong as ever.
The action on the ice isn't too shabby either. Any team has the potential to claim the cup by jumping on the back of a sizzling goaltender, which gives the NHL playoffs a sense of uncertainty that doesn't exist in the NBA.
This year, the Eastern Conference is wide open. Can Henrik Lundqvist be the stalwart in net to allow Jaromir Jagr and Brendan Shanahan to bring the cup to Broadway? Will Thomas Vanek emerge as a superstar for Buffalo? Can Ottawa's Dany Heatley, Daniel Alfredsson and Jason Spezza score early against Martin Brodeur and the Devils to avoid Lou Lamoriello's suffocating trap?
Out West, will vets Chris Pronger and the brothers Niedermayer play solid D and let young guns Ryan Getzlaf and Corey Perry combine with Teemu Selanne to light the lamp? The Sharks have Jonathan Cheechoo and Joe Thornton to combine with 22-year-old Joe Pavelski. Is that enough to advance? You'll have to watch – or listen – to find out.
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'We just lost a big chunk of our family'
CABIN CREEK, W.Va. -- The sign tacked to Timmy Davis Sr.'s porch reads, "Coal Miner Blvd."
Davis took pride in his work. But he'll never go to work again. Neither will his nephews, Cory Davis and Josh Napper.
All three men died in the explosion that rocked the Upper Big Branch Mine in Raleigh County on Monday.
"We just lost a big chunk of our family," said Misty Davis Cooper, Timmy Davis Sr.'s daughter.
Cooper's family gathered at her father's home in Cabin Creek Tuesday. They were told that the three men's bodies were found together.
"They all went to sleep together," Timmy Davis Jr. said. "My dad and his two nephews."
Two other family members also were at the mine Monday, but they survived: Davis Sr.'s son, Cody, and brother, Tommy, who lost his son, Cory.
"We knew something was wrong," said Cody Davis, whose shift started just minutes before the explosion. "The wind and everything just kept coming. It never stopped."
Davis Sr., 51, had worked for Massey Energy about 20 years. He would have been off work Tuesday, Cody Davis said.
"We would have been fishing," he said.
Hunting and fishing were Timmy Davis Sr.'s passions, his family said. He also loved joking around and spending time with his family, including five grandchildren.
But he always worked hard, too.
Ten years ago, a work accident put his father out for more than a year, Timmy Davis Jr. said. He lost all his teeth. He needed a knee replacement.
He went back to work as soon as he could, his children said.
"If he would have made it out today, he would have been back tomorrow," Davis Jr. said.
Napper, 25, had moved from Ohio a few months ago, his family said. He had worked in nursing, but hoped to make more money in mining. A hulking man, his claim to fame was being able to bench-press 500 pounds. He had an infant daughter.
Cory Davis, 20, played high school baseball and followed in his father Tommy's footsteps when he went to work in the mines.
Near the Davis home, coal trucks wound around the curves of Cabin Creek Road, past railroads lined with empty cars waiting to be filled.
Up until this week, Timmy Davis Jr. drove one of those trucks. He was laid off.
"I lost my dad and my job in the same day," he said.
The 30-year-old doesn't want to drive coal trucks again. He wants to leave the state. Maybe find a warehouse job.
"I'm gonna find a whole new lifestyle."
The Associated Press contributed to this report.
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If you are TDD, then you only write code to pass a test, and the tests are richly describing all the functionality required by the application. So in this scenario is it still very valuable to have coverage analysis?
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Top Chef: Just Desserts Recap: Season Two Finale
October 26, 2011 08:44 PM by Lori Wilson
It's been a long road for the contestants of season two Top Chef: Just Desserts on Bravo, but the finale is here. It's down to Matthew, Chris and Sally vying for the title and $100,000. Who earned it? Keep reading to find out.
Elimination Challenge
For their final challenge, Johnny and Gail tell the final three Top Chef: Just Desserts contestants they must create a showpiece, a cake, a bread element, bon bons and a dessert inspired by a special person in their life. They are introduced to three revered pastry chefs, Jacques Torres, Sebastien Canonne and Stephane Treand, who will be used as mentors during the first day of preparation and will be part of the judging during the tasting.
As the finalists collaborate with the renowned chefs, Chris notes he has had Jacques Torres judging his kitchen before so he isn't that rattled by their presence. Matthew feels he is the underdog because both Chris and Sally have competed at the highest level and won. Sally is shocked the guest chefs are actually helping them prep and even doing the dishes. She's also concerned about constructing a showpiece.
The next day, Sally, Matthew and Chris encounter the eliminated Top Chef: Just Desserts chefs upon entering the kitchen and learn they each get two of them to be their sous chefs. Sally gets Vanarin and Orlando (who she is thrilled to use for the showpiece), Matthew gets Megan and Carlos and Chris gets Rebecca and Amanda. As they work, Sally realizes she screwed up her entremet, which puts her back time-wise. She worries she's using Orlando so much on the showpiece, but he's utilizing her ideas and she needs to pay attention to other areas. Matthew is impressed by Chris' showpiece, as Chris notes the tension in the kitchen because there's so much they have to do in a short amount of time.
In addition to the regular Top Chef: Just Desserts judges, Sally, Matthew and Chris must impress an array of chefs and pastry shop owners including Jordan Kahn, Hasty Torres, Valerie Gordon, Jacquy Pfeiffer and Ludo Lefebvre. As the contestants present their showpieces and other desserts, Matthew explains he wanted to convey his love for his family in his work. It's noted Sally has a nice flow of colors throughout her centerpiece and desserts, but when asked, she is forced to admit Orlando did most of the centerpiece work. Chris presents his industrial themed desserts and showpiece, which Johnny notes is falling apart. Chris makes sure to point out he did it all himself though with no help from his sous chefs.
After presenting their initial creations, the final three must serve the judges a plated dessert. Sally is up first and tells the chefs she was inspired by her mom and sister's love for coffee and cashews. The judges agree Sally's dish is technically amazing, but the presentation could have been better. Matthew's dessert is next. He tells the judges he made the desert for his wife and daughter. His plating is supposed to represent a playground and his wife's favorite: chocolate chip cookies. The judges get a sense of family, but not all of them feel the chocolate chip cookie concept comes through. Chris' dish is a variation of a dessert he did for a competition years ago. He adds that his wife recognized his passion and she wanted to be part of it. The judges don't get the connection between the dessert and the story, but feel it's great nonetheless.
Judges' Table
The final three chefs face the judges. Matthew is told he was adventurous in his desserts, but Johnny doesn't understand why he crafted a sugar showpiece if he was more comfortable with chocolate. Matthew wanted to stand out from his other two competitors. He is told his plated dessert was too much and too complicated. There was no focus. Johnny loved Sally's flow of color throughout her showpiece, but he questions why Orlando did most of it. She explains she used him to his greatest advantage. When it comes to her plated dessert, Sally admits it was her downfall. Herbert agrees saying it lacked the finesse the rest of her presentation had, but Danielle praises the taste. Chris is brought to task for his showpiece falling apart, but praised for his plated dessert. Johnny tells him it was the only dessert they all finished.
After deliberation, the entire cast of season two Top Chef: Just Desserts join Chris, Sally and Matthew as they learn who will win the $100,000 prize. The final three are largely praised, but it's Chris who is named the winner.
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ITIF Senior Fellow Richard Bennett will be participating in a panel at the Congressional Internet Caucus Advisory Committee's 7th annual State of the Net Conference.
Panel: The Strain of Internet Video: How Will Lawmakers & Regulators React?
Suddenly, traditionally produced video content (a.k.a. TV and Hollywood blockbusters) has gone online. New content served up from Netflix, Hulu, iTunes, Amazon VOD and others are feeding a growing appetite by consumers eager for more streamed Internet video. New devices such as Apple TV, Roku, Boxee and new set top boxes are making it easy for consumers to view online video in their living rooms. Vast oceans of expensive video--once only distributed through the box office, DVD sales, broadcast towers and cable pipes--are starting to torrent through Internet protocols straining the Internet backbone, the last mile to the home, existing commercial video contracts and decades of mass media and video rules and regulations. Will the strain compel action from regulators and lawmakers? Which existing rules governing video distributed over broadcast and cable apply to the very same video content served up bit by bit over the Internet? This is certainly new territory for businesses and regulators and the lack of an existing framework to deal with these issues is awe-inspiring.
Preceding the panel will be a short presentation by Massachusetts Institute of Technology's Research Associate, Dr. William Lehr, on how the Internet content delivery system works and what the policy and marketplace implications for the dramatic paradigm shift in online video distribution are.
- Gary Arlen, President, Arlen Communications (moderator)
- Richard Bennett, Sr. Fellow, The Information Technology & Innovation Foundation
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Rapid Diagnostics and Appropriate Antibiotic Use: Louis Rice, Brown University, USA
Molecular Diagnostics for Infectious Diseases: From DNA Probes to Whole Genome Sequencing, An Insider's Perspective: Fred Tenover, Cepheid, USA
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Susan Walters and Linden Ashby on ABC's "Loving," and in present day on "Teen Wolf."
Stiles' dad and Lydia's mom might not cross paths too often on "Teen Wolf," but it seems the actors behind the Beacon Hills parents share quite a history: As in, they're MARRIED. This week, Susan Walters, who plays Lydia's mother (you might also remember her as "Seinfeld"'s famous MULVA!), tweeted a photo that finds her alongside husband Linden Ashby — who plays Sheriff Stilinski — from the set of the '80s ABC series, "Loving." "Throwback Thursday! Wow…you've got a good arm to throw it that far!" Ashby answered his wife's post, and also tweeted that he and Walters will celebrate their 28th anniversary on Saturday. Aww!
Elsewhere on MTV-centric social media this week, Nia assured viewers her "Free Agents" crash with Frank was more painful than it looked, but Snooki didn't try to hide the agony of jogging while pregnant. And though Tanisha Long of "Girl Code" was all about using mental warfare to win a battle, Challenger Zach gave credit to Nany for getting down and dirty during her argument with Camila.
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Paul Farnsworth, 35, of White River Junction, has been charged with receiving iPads that were stolen instead of delivered by a UPS driver who later told investigators he gave them to Farnsworth in exchange for drugs.
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION A man is accused of buying stolen iPads from a United Parcel Service driver.
Paul Farnsworth, 35, of White River Junction, pleaded not guilty Thursday to a felony charge of possession of stolen property. He also refused to waive extradition to New Hampshire. He is being held on $15,000 bail as a fugitive from that state.
A New Hampshire grand jury indicted Farnsworth in December on a felony bad-check charge alleging that he knowingly cashed a fraudulent $3,000 check at a bank in April.
Farnsworth made headlines across the region 15 years ago when he was accused of shooting a man who was dating his ex-girlfriend. The man survived a gunshot wound to the abdomen; Farnsworth was acquitted of attempted murder.
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