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Have you ever heard of Walking The Dog Day, before? Before this week, I had no idea it existed.
The most unique holidays exist. National Pancake Day is probably my favorite though, if I'm being honest. Just look at how mouth-watering these circles of deliciousness can be!
All the yumminess aside, walking the dog day sounds pretty special, right?
Celebrities like Jon Hamm and Olivia Wilde know that the most rewarding part of your day is walking your dog.
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Following the recent theatrical release of Michel Gondry's experimental philosophy-animation documentary "Is the Man Who Is Tall Happy?" featuring an animated conversation with Noam Chomsky, The Creators Project has posted "An Afternoon With Michel Gondry" video.
The roughly nine and a half minute clip features an extended conversation with Gondry in his Brooklyn home discussing and demonstrating the process of animating Chomsky's philosophical discourse. The French film director takes us through his mind-numbingly laborious and yet creatively liberating sketches and photography that culminate in "Is the Man Who Is Tall Happy?" Gondry's latest triumph and divergence from his music video past.
"Is the Man Who Is Tall Happy?" was released theatrically November 22 and is currently playing the IFC Center in New York City.
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Taking over for the Hardbody Truck, the Nissan Frontier showed up on sales lots in 1997 for the 1998 model year. The model has seen several changes over the years ranging from complete redesigns to minor modifications; however, the vehicle has become one of America's bestselling mid-size pickup trucks. Its unique profile and fuel efficient operating system have given the Nissan Frontier a leg up on the competition. Nevertheless, with growing concerns over environmental friendliness and super fuel economy, many pickups - including the Frontier - are taking a beating by the buying public. Nissan reps have stated that they have no intention of taking the model out of production any time soon, but will take into consideration the growing number of concerns.
The first generation of the Nissan Frontier was initially fitted with a 143 horsepower 2.4L I4, but for the 1999 model year the maker equipped the model with one of three different V6 choices. The 2000 model year gave the Nissan Frontier the addition of the crew cab. This large-sized cabin was the first ever in America to offer four doors in a compact pickup truck. In the 2001, the Frontier was revamped, but changes weren't incredibly impressive. But, those that were getting bored with the "Plain Jane" design of the Frontier did not have to wait longer for an innovative, contemporary version to be released.
The 2005 model year gave the Nissan Frontier an entirely fresh look and even a completely new category. Rather than continuing with their compact pickup category, Nissan decided to create a larger Frontier that would be categorized as a mid-size. With either a 4.0L V6 or 2.5L I4, the model came with a standard six-speed manual and could be upgraded to a five-speed automatic. Rumors are being spread that the Nissan Frontier will see another overhaul that will take it back to its roots. However, some are saying that the Frontier will gain size. Either way, Nissan has yet to confirm or deny either claim.
The Nissan Frontier has made its mark on showbiz as well, with appearances on several television shows, movies, and even music videos. Some films that highlighted the pickup include The Dukes of Hazzard (2005), The Game Plan, and the over-the-top comedy Superbad. Television shows include Kiefer Sutherland's 24, teen drama hit The O.C., and NBC's powerhouse Heroes.
Though there does not seem to be much on the horizon for the Nissan Frontier, this mid-size pickup will continue to put its stamp on the truck industry in America. Nissan reps claim that the Frontier has done a great deal in proving that trucks can be progressive and innovative.


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But it's more complicated here. For one, the period trappings of LOTR, for want of a better term, perhaps made it seem more palatable. For another, the two previous 'Rings' films had both been Best Picture nominees, and at a time when there were only five nominations possible. And finally, many of the same arguments, in terms of nominations in recognition of the series as a whole, were made last year for "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2," and the film never got traction (although we maintain it's at least in part because that film was a two-parter; a single film 'Deathly Hallows' might have done a little better).
It's also clear that the shootings in Colorado last week will cast a long shadow. Warner Bros. already looks likely to delay "Gangster Squad" to avoid any unsightly links between the film and the incident in Aurora. Will their hearts -- and those of the modest Nolan -- really be in for a lengthy and exhausting campaign in the wake of tragedy? And will voters be able to get past the incident, particularly as idiots in the media question whether the Batman films might have inspired the shooter?
It certainly sounds as if the film wasn't rapturously received at an Academy screening over the weekend, which was begun with a minute of silence from AMPAS president Tom Sherak. While it didn't have a hostile reception, it was mostly indifferent, though many films have gotten nominations without wowing the crowd. And one member told Steve Pond of The Wrap that, "The film played extremely well." But Bret Easton Ellis (who is prone to be hyperbolic) was there too, and tweeted that "there was zero love" for the film at the screening. It may be that, while it has many admirers, the Academy justs find it too chilly and cerebral for them, or it may have been skewed by the effects of the shooting. How long that effect lasts remains to be seen.
Finally, it's also worth noting that Warner Bros. is particularly stuffed with contenders, at least at this point. In the second half of the year they'll unleash "Argo," "Trouble With The Curve," "Cloud Atlas," "The Hobbit" and "The Great Gatsby," all of which have their eyes set on gold. If one of these -- particularly the genre-leaning 'Hobbit' or 'Cloud Atlas' -- becomes a front-runner, Batman's chances could end up dipping.
But of course, the reverse is true too; ultimately, the film's Best Picture chances depend on the other films that come in the next few months. As you'll see from the inaugural edition of our Best Picture predictions chart below, which will run every week throughout awards season, we figure that there's several movies that feel more likely to pick up a nod than Nolan's right now. But if "Hyde Park On Hudson" disappoints at Toronto, or "Zero Dark Thirty" is delayed until 2013, or "Les Miserables" turns out to be terrible, or any number of things that could happen to any one of the films, "The Dark Knight Rises" will be better placed than ever. We'd certainly be happy if it was recognized.
The Best Picture Chart - 07/25/12
1) "Les Miserables"
That trailer that debuted a few months back made it clear that Universal aren't fucking around on this one. Tom Hooper taking a Best Picture for two consecutive films would be virtually unprecedented (James Cameron aside), but the film could be a perfect storm of material, cast and form.
2) "Lincoln"
"War Horse" showed last year that when Spielberg's in serious mode, only a fool would bet against a nomination, particularly with subject matter like this. But the word is that it's more procedural than emotional in nature, which may stop it connecting.
3) "The Master"
The pre-emptive critical favorite of the year (most already seem to have decided it's the best thing since sliced bread), this is likely to get in as such, unless the whole is unsatisfying. But can it win?
4) "Beasts of the Southen Wild"
What seemed like unanimous praise at Sundance has been significantly tempered, but this seems like the rare example of an indie picture that can warm hearts of Academy voters too. How it does when it expands wider (it's at $3 million having never been on more than 130 theaters, which is damn good) will be key.
5) "Argo"
Looking like the key candidate for the kind of smart, grown-up 70s style picture that always seems to have a slot -- "Moneyball," "The Social Network," "Michael Clayton" et al. Of course, we won't know til Toronto if it's any good or not.
6) "Life Of Pi"
A wildly enthusiastic response to this morning's trailer, as well as that to footage at CinemaCon a few months back, suggested that this was a serious player -- this year's "Hugo," in many ways. But it's also a more difficult piece of material than suggested by the marketing to date, and is likely to divide people severely.
7) "The Sessions"
Fox Searchlight's other Sundance darling, this'll be a real player in the performance categories, but wider critical responses may be key in seeing whether it can make a play for the big prize. The crowd-pleasing nature of the film suggests it probably will.
8) "The Great Gatsby"
One of the major question marks of the season. A starry cast, serious literary material, lavish visuals -- but was Baz Luhrmann the right man for the job? We won't find out until November or December, we imagine.
9) "Zero Dark Thirty"
As a recent Best Picture/Director winner, Kathryn Bigelow's certainly in the running, particularly with material as stirring as her Bin Laden film. But word is it's more of an ensemble piece than "The Hurt Locker" -- will that make it tougher to engage with on an emotional level?
10) "Moonrise Kingdom"
The indie smash of the summer finally seems to be tailing off at the box office (it dropped off by 50% this past weekend), but it's certainly made its mark, and could be this year's "Midnight In Paris," in many ways. But Anderson has not been an Academy favorite before now -- could this change that?
11) "Hyde Park On Hudson"
Academy-bait on paper -- it's a New York version of "The King's Speech!" -- but may have to settle for performance nods unless it's a crowd-pleaser like Hooper's film. We'll find out in Toronto.
12) "The Dark Knight Rises"
See the thousand-odd words above. Could certainly rise higher in the coming weeks.
13)"The Silver-Linings Playbook"
Word from the footage screened at Cannes was divided as to whether it was a big Oscar player (many believe it'll be an above-average rom-com at best), and the trailer didn't convince one way or the other, but one shouldn't count David O. Russell out.
14) "Django Unchained"
We've always suspected this was a principally commercial picture, particularly given the potentially controversial subject matter, and a Comic-Con slot seemed to back that up. But then, we would have said that about "Inglourious Basterds" too.
15) "Anna Karenina"
Looks like a difficult beast, given the non-traditional conceit at play. Likely to be a big BAFTA player, but may be too much of a curate's egg, at least if the recent clip is suggestive of the whole.
16) "The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey"
More negatives against it at this stage than with "The Lord of the Rings" -- a less organic storytelling split, the sense of returning to old ground, that controversial 48FPS presentation. But given that the first three films have 30 nominations between them, it shouldn't be counted out.
17) "Cloud Atlas"
We'd initally thought this might be too weird, but the book is well read, and the advance word is very strong indeed. Let's see how it goes down in Toronto -- the presence of Academy favorites like Tom Hanks and Hugo Weaving is sure to help.
18) "Amour"
A serious critic's favorite (and Palme D'Or winner) in Cannes, it's a film whose concerns seem to fall right in the average age of the Academy. But will that mean the film cuts too close to the bone? It's got an uphill battle as a foreign film as it is.
19) "To the Wonder"
Malick did the Picture/Director nomination double last year, but can he do the same again so soon? The starry cast, and seemingly more narrative-led story, of "To the Wonder" might suggest so. But word is it's even more 'difficult' than "The Tree of Life," and perhaps more importantly, hasn't yet landed a distribution, so it may not even be eligible this time around.
20) "Best Exotic Marigold Hotel"
Just as well-suited to the Academy, but far cheerier, the film's surprise box office does put this in the running. But we suspect it'll make way for more substantial fare over time.
Later in the week, we're going to look at some of the potential dark horses of the season; films not yet on many prognosticators' radars that could upset the race.


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Microsoft's Xbox One is scheduled for a 2013 Holiday release. This machine is very similar in technical build to the PS4. However, the ram is only GDDR3, compared to the
Forbes reports in talking with a next generation console gaming developer, Playstation 4's games will look better on day one, due to the console being more powerful. The developer said
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4. "Wreck-It Ralph" (Buena Vista) Week 3; Last weekend: #2
$18,300,000 (-45%) in 3,622 theaters (-130); PSA: $5,056; Cumulative: $121,500,000
Still strong, but coming down to earth in its third weekend, Disney continues to grab kids while "Lincoln" brings in the adults. This is lagging behind the Buena Vista release of Pixar's "Brave," which was at $174 million at the same point (aided by summer matinee audiences) but ahead of Sony's "Hotel Transylvania" ($102 million) – so basically, just terrific for a fall animated release.
What comes next: Competition from Paramount's "Rise of the Guardians" comes on Wednesday.
5. "Flight" (Paramount) Week 4 – Last Weekend: #3
$8,615,000 (-42%) in 2,612 theaters (+565); PSA: $3,298; Cumulative: $61,336,000
The 42% falloff can be easily rationalized with the competition for the older audience, but it comes with about 25% more theaters as Paramount sticks to its plan of adding theaters going into Thanksgiving rather than having opened wider early and risking losing them as competition intensifies. This is still a hit, more so with its modest $35-million budget, but at this point it doesn't appear its potential has been maximized – possibly by not going for 3,000+ prints initially, perhaps by stumbling into a more intense competitive period than expected, or maybe because it is either too "serious" or too "commercial" depending on potential ticket buyers perspective. Or maybe the plane crash scene is scaring folks away.
What comes next: This still has potential of hitting $100 million, but it is no longer guaranteed, nor is that as impressive as it might have been.
6. "Argo" (Warner Bros.) Week 6 – Last Weekend: #4
$4,070,000 (-38%) in 2,210 theaters (-553); PSA: $1,842; Cumulative: $92,022,000
This just keeps on being impressive. Even with "Lincoln" as competition, even losing about 20% of its theaters, it still fell only 38%. This film has, in the old-fashioned term, legs, and it's not close to finished.
What comes next: Not only awards competition with "Lincoln," but also a race to see which grosses more – though the Spielberg film now looks like it has a real chance to overtake this.
7. "Taken 2' (20th Century-Fox) Week 7 – Last Weekend: #5
$2,100,000 (-48%) in 2,063 (-424); PSA: $1,018; Cumulative: $134,624,000
Speaking of legs, the extraordinary run of this sequel continues apace, now getting ever closer to the gross of the first go-round.
What comes next: "Taken" was in the top 10 for nine weeks, but that was in less competitive mid-winter playtime. This might not make another two, but it could come close.
8. "Pitch Perfect" (Universal) Week 8 – Last Weekend: #6
$1,260,000 (-51%) in 1,222 theaters (-269); PSA: $1,123; Cumulative: $62,000,000
Did I mention legs? The bottom end of the top ten isn't great among the wide releases, but clearly strong audience response among its more niche audience is keeping this alive, even with "Twilight" posing some competition to part of its audience.
What comes next: "Pitch Perfecter"?
9. "Jab Tak Hai Jaan" (Yash Raj) NEW
$1,200,000 (estimated) in 161 theaters; PSA: $7,454; Cumulative: $1,200,000
Although its top 10 ranking is due in part to weakness at the lower end (all the Halloween films passed their expiration date), it is still an impressive feat for this day-and-date with India release of a top Bollywood action/romance, one of the most anticipated films of the year for that market.
Though few non-Indians know of him, this was the last film of decades-long superstar director Yash Chopra, who died only weeks ago at 80 after wrapping up this film. Starring Shah Rukh Khan, a major force at home and among countrymen worldwide, this followed the typical release from Yash Raj Films, which was founded by Chopra and has become one of India's most important production companies. They have been releasing films steadily for years in the U.S, with this level of gross not out of line with previous successes. ("Ek Tha Tiger" in August for example grossed $1,139,000 in 120 theaters, although getting to only #14).
What comes next: This will remain a niche market, but making the Top Ten will garner attention at home, and more here, where Indian films from this company and others account for a substantial part of the annual subtitled film gross in the U.S. For example, "Ek Tha" and this will gross far ahead of four of the five most recent nominees for Best Foreign Language Film.
10. "Here Comes the Boom" (Sony) Week 6 – Last Weekend: #9
$1,200,000 (-52%) in 1,350 theaters (-694); PSA: $1,123; Cumulative: $41,019,000
Though this will not have the nine-week run in the top 10 star Kevin James had in his biggest top-billed film "Paul Blart: Mall Cop," this still has hung around for a long time for a film that started off as a serious underperformer (first weekend under $12 million). Though it hasn't exactly thrived, its longevity reinforces the idea that there is still a real potential for James film to find an audience.
What comes next: Looks like two more comedies for James coming out next year from Sony, so no rest for the weary.


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My Zimbra server server's canonical name is aegir.thatonedomain.com, and webmail is a cname.
I'd prefer to access the web interface by hitting https://webmail.thatonedomain.com, and that works fine - so long as I don't try to access my briefcase or any of my documents. When I do that, the host name in the URL changes to aegir. I can still connect, obviously, but my SSL cert is for "webmail", and my browser throws a cert error.
Is there an easy way to make the host name in the URL "stick" to 'webmail'?
On a "normal" Apache server, I'd make this work with a mod_rewrite rule and / or by way of creating a <VirtualHost> configuration, but I'm afraid to play too much with the default Zimbra config.


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Firebox Password Vault
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- Live data; phone numbers dial, addresses launch Maps, urls launch Safari
- Password generator
- Searching
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- EASY DATABASE BACKUP, (Mac & PC) using iTunes File Sharing, see http://www.clownware.com/backup.html
Firebox is the most secure way to store your important data:
** Best practices CBC-Mode Blowfish encryption and PBKDF2-strengthened 64b keys.
** Unicode support in every field, use Firebox in your preferred language.
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** Unlimited text in every field
Firebox provides easy to use, encrypted storage for any kind of information:
* login/password info
* serial numbers
* auto registration
* credit card info
* insurance info
* software registration codes
* private contacts and phone numbers
Sample categories are provided for you to use, but you can edit them or make your own.
Display your information the way you like, and rearrange it at any time.
What's New in Version 2.0.3
- iOS 5 compatibility fixes
- sync/merge bug fixes
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Customer Reviews
Excellent app (but needs updates)
I love the simplicity of this app for managing passwords. It would be nice if the developer would add features such as sync via iCloud or Dropbox and also support iPad. (the desktop version could also use a minor refresh). I hope to see this app and developer in business for years to come because in my opinion it's the kind of simple / elegant solution that is needed in password management software.
Good App But. . .
I have really liked this app although there are subtle things about this app that I still don't quite understand. My biggest concern is that there have been no updates for quite some time. Does this mean the developers of this app no longer are invested it and that eventually it will stop working??? Also aside my my review, the last review of this app was in 2013. I really like this app but wonder if I shouldn't get something more current in development just to be safe.
Firebox Review
This app is very solid - no glitches.
It is fairly simple to use and configurable. I use it almost everyday .
It does not get updated very often- This is probably a good thing - very stable.
I would like to see an export feature - in the event that I should I need to move my passwords somewhere else
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Newsboys God's Not Dead! Spring 2013 Tour featuring Building 429
Building 429 is the talented pop/rock outfit that topped the charts with "Glory Defined" and proceeded to build one of the Christian Music community's impact Ministries.
Featuring Jason Roy as lead vocals, Michael Anderson in drums, Jesse Garcia in Guitar, and Aaron Branch on bass, the group is dedicated as ever to sharing God's truth. The members of Building 429 are excited about this new season in the band's ministry.
"This is where God has put them right now and but it really is about just 'one foot in front of the other," Jason says with a smile, citing the up-tempo anthem "One Foot." "We just have to focus on this moment. It's time for us to value every second that we have and use it all for the glory of God."
In 2013 Building 429 is prepping for a tour with the Newsboys (God's not dead tour) and their upcoming new album "We won't be Shaken."
Building 429 will be on the road for 5 weeks straight.
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What is
this "stuff" we call Stormwater?
Landscaping for YOUR waterways.
Do you know where the water goes when it
rains? How about the water you use when you wash your car or
water the lawn? Some of this water soaks into the ground but the
rest of it runs off the land surface. It is this runoff water
that we call Stormwater.
Stormwater, by itself, is not harmful to our environment. But as
it travels across lawns, rooftops, roadways, and parking lots it
picks up a variety of pollutants such as fertilizers, motor
oils, sediments, trash and yard debris. All this "stuff" ends up
in the nearest drainage inlet and subsequently discharges,
UNTREATED, into nearby receiving waterways, such as the
Elizabeth River.
Polluted stormwater can harm fish, wildlife and plants, and can
even contaminate drinking water. In fact, the U. S.
Environmental Protection Agency estimates that at least 50% of
our nation's water pollution is caused by polluted stormwater
And if that's not bad enough, the "BIG stuff" in stormwater -
like trash, leaves and grass clippings, contributes to street
flooding by blocking the drainage inlets and clogging the
underground storm drainage pipes.
So. . .what do we DO About Stormwater?
In compliance with State and Federal Regulations, the City of
Portsmouth operates a Stormwater Management Program to help
improve the quality of stormwater runoff and to
help reduce the quantity of stormwater runoff.
Program activities include construction of water control
structures, ditch and pipe maintenance, water quality monitoring
and testing, lake and pond management, enforcement of program
standards and public education.
Portsmouth's Stormwater System is
Comprised of:
Total Street Length - 335 miles
Street Length with Curb &
Gutter - 247 miles
Street length with roadside
ditches or other - 88 miles
Total Drainage Pipe Length - 159
Length of pipe smaller than
15" - 12 miles
Length of Open ditches - 109
Length of Roadside Ditches - 87 miles
Drainage Structures - 9000
Outfalls that discharge to area waterways and ultimately
the Chesapeake Bay - 488
The mission of the City of Portsmouth's
stormwater management program is to safely and efficiently
control runoff, protect public health and safety, protect
property, minimize the discharge of pollutants to receiving
waters, guide development, and protect and enhance water quality
in streams and stormwater lakes in the community. The City's
program will provide for construction, operation, maintenance,
and management of stormwater controls and will complement and
support other City programs. The program shall include
regulatory compliance, institutional functionality, equitable
and adequate financial stability, and public education and
Portsmouth's stormwater drains to
and private lakes like this one.


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Power utilities have told the government that former chief economic adviser and current RBI governor Raghuram Rajans suggestion on incentivising power plants set up before 2009 to import more coal to lessen the dependence on domestic output would be an expensive exercise and further deteriorate the financial health of distribution companies.
Rajan had suggested on May 22 that if power plants which had signed fuel supply agreements (FSAs) before 2009 get 90 per cent of their annual input from Coal India, could be incentivised to blend as much imported coal, it would free up domestic coal which could be allocated to other thermal power producers.
In effect, Rajan had pitched for pooling the prices of domestic and imported coal wherein imported fuel is supplied to them at a price equivalent to Coal Indias domestic prices. The differential between the actual price of the imported coal by Coal India and the price at which this is supplied is to be recovered by across the board increase in price of local coal to all power plants, Rajan had argued.
But various electricity producing utilities have told the power ministry that Rajans suggestion is untenable as they would have to pay higher prices for domestic coal apart from shelling out more money for imports.
The producers have conveyed that there is lack of faith in Coal india in supplying 90 per cent of the annual contracted quantity. Besides the states have a feeling that the entire exercise could be at the expense of state-run power utilities and the main beneficiaries would be the merchant power companies, the power ministry said in a note on July 29.
The average coal consumption by power companies has been 328 million tonne (MT) during the past three years against which Coal India committed only 306 MT. However, the supply has been further lowered to 275 MT. This reveals that there is a big gap between the requirement of domestic coal and the quantity which would be made available to the pre-2009 plants.


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Mumbai, (BollywoodNewsWorld.com) Bollywood actress Karishma Kapoor, who is married to industrialist Sanjay Kapur, gave birth to a boy at Breach Candy Hospital here Friday morning, said a source. This is her second child.
"Karishma has given birth to a baby boy. The delivery took place in the morning," the hospital source told IANS.
The actress, who gave many hits in her career including "Raja Hindustani", "Hero No.1″ and "Dil Toh Pagal Hai", also has a six-year-old daughter Samaira.
Karisma's friend, jewellery designer Farah Khan Ali, wished her on her Twitter page. "Karisma Kapoor just gave birth to a beautiful baby boy. Many congratulations to her and her family," Farah wrote.


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Best Dogs For Your Autistic Child
It has often been said that dogs make great companions for your autistic child as they can help improve the behavioral and social skills of your child. If you are considering on getting a dog for your child, below are some of the breeds that you might want to consider.
The Newfoundland is known to have good guardian instincts and an obedient nature which makes it a very good companion for children who are diagnosed with autism. These dogs are also intelligent and have good social skills. In addition, due to their large size, the Newfoundland are able to provide deep pressure therapy to your child which helps provide a calming sensation.
Saint Bernard
The Saint Bernard is another large breed which could assist in providing some deep pressure therapy to your child. They are gentle in nature and are very trustworthy around children that they have rightfully earned the title of being a good babysitter.
As with any large dogs, the Saint Bernard requires daily exercises and a much larger space than the smaller dogs.
Golden Retriever
Just like the Saint Bernard, the Golden Retriever makes a great family dog as it is very gentle with children. In addition to the Golden Retriever's easy to please attitude and happy nature, it also has a calm and friendly temperament which makes it an ideal service dog for autistic children. They are high energy dogs which
require a lot of exercise and a job in order to remain happy. Being tasked to help out children with autism will definitely satisfy the Golden Retriever's need for a job and will help keep them well-balanced.
This is definitely a good choice for those who are not well-versed in caring for a dog.
Labrador Retriever
The Labrador Retriever is the most commonly used breed in providing assistance for the blind as well as in providing therapy for people with autism and other disabilities and disorders. The Labrador Retriever can be easily trained and is very eager to please which makes it a great dog for all family members. They are also very affectionate, loyal and intelligent. In fact, it has been observed that the Labrador Retriever loves to learn which makes it a very good candidate for service work.
Cocker Spaniel
If you are not too eager on getting a large breed of dog, the Cocker Spaniel is a good choice among the smaller dogs as these are very friendly and very easy to train. They are also often calm and well balanced. It is a good choice especially for first time dog owners. One caveat is that the Cocker Spaniel is very active and would most likely need long walking sessions every day.


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A girl worth fighting for?
- November
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From Betty Grable to Jessica Simpson, pin-up girls have been putting smiles on soldiers' faces since before World War II.
During the Vietnam War, while other guys drooled over images of Ann-Margret and Raquel Welch, my good Greek father fixed his gaze on Corinna Tsopei, Miss Universe 1964. (Measurements: 36-22-36.)
Tsopei appeared a handful of movies after winning her big crown, and this promotional photo in The Army Reporter caught my father's eye.
According to Wikipedia and IMDb, she's now 63 and married to Freddie Fields, an agent and producer. My father has gotten over it – so he says. (He saved the pin-ups…) Click below to hear the full story.
2 Responses to "A girl worth fighting for?"
Panos Messis
November 5th, 2007 at 12:01 am
What a great way to portray the emotional and physical needs which the soldiers had during the Vietnam war!
Great Job Nicole in presenting it with your father talking about it!
Panos Messis
November 24th, 2007 at 7:55 am
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Since this is a Cyclone site, I think it is safe to say that a lot of us actually went to ISU or at least another college. I was wondering if there are any other finance majors out there.
I am entering my senior year in finance and am carrying a 3.5 GPA yet am starting to doubt the field I am entering. I am asking for some advice from people who have been in my shoes previously.
For those who majored in finance or are working in the financial field, do you enjoy your job? Would you stay with that major if you had to do it all over again? Any other pertinent advice?
My attempts at getting internships have kind of fizzled due to my lack of business relationships so I am a little confused. Also, any advice on grad school MBA, should I work for a couple of years before going to it? or would it benefit me to get my MBA straight out of my undergrad?
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I worked in cubicles for two years and then went to grad school in a different field.
Job market is terrible right now...
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Currently, a CFA designation is more attractive to financial companies then an MBA. Especially in the technical analysis, and investment fields.
Originally Posted by bpmdu
Currently, a CFA designation is more attractive to financial companies then an MBA. Especially in the technical analysis, and investment fields.
I absolutely agree. I passed on business school and got my CFA right after college on the advice of several family friends working in the business. I'd plan on working a couple of years, getting my CFA, and then go to business school. A lot of company's will pay for grad school as well.
I work in corporate finance on the M&A side of the fence. We are extremely busy most of the time. A lot of our work never shows up because deals fall through mroe than not.
I enjoy what I do, but if I had to do it all over again I would do construction engineering or pertroleum engineering.
I would work for a few years and even have a company pay for the MBA if you go that route. MBA striaght out of college is not very valuable unless you are headed to a top 10 or top 20 program.
Originally Posted by drmwevr08
I worked in cubicles for two years and then went to grad school in a different field.
I currently work in a cubicle type of thing and that can get to be a little boring at times. But I do enjoy my job, I think the company has a lot to do with that. I have activities I can do to get me out of the office (ping pong, fooseball, darts) that provide a nice break from sitting at a desk for long periods of time.
I do not do any work with investments or things of that matter, but from what I have heard, having a CFA would be good if you wanted to do something related to that.
If you look at the help wanted ads, accounting majors are always highly sought after in the market place. Many of the businesses are looking for controllers with the accounting degree. Many of the businesses I have worked with over the years are ran by people with accounting background.
93 graduate in Finance and have worked in operations and sales management for the first 14 years, and have recently been promoted to CFO for my company.
Over the years I have hired a lot of college graduates for training programs. In my opinion unless you want a specialized field, specific major is of little importance. It depends on what you want to do.
What I look for in a college grad (in order of importance) is:
Work experience - the more applicable the better.Social skills (being able to relate to people)Maturity - ability to survive away from family and friends and on their own.Realistic expectation of work vs. salary vs. advancement opportunityCommunication abilityGrades are one of the leastAs far as an MBA is concerned, unless your GMATs are good enough for you to get into a Chicago, Wharton, Kellogg, etc. your best bet is to work for a few years, and then get your employer to pay for it. Unless you attend an elite program the incremental earning potential doesn't offset the opportunity cost of lost salary. And in my opinion, you will get a lot more out of the experience if you can add a "real world" prism to the MBA lessons, rather than an academic prism.
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Originally Posted by Cy Hard
Job market is terrible right now...
Articles indicate up to 20% of Wall Streeters will be laid off as banks are exiting the mortgage businesses for greener pastures. Take a safe job and wait for better times.
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I am currently a finance major (graduating in the fall) and noticed the same thing with the job market. I decided to go on and get my MBA and JD at the same time straight out of undergrad. This was the best option for me.
With what I have heard applying to the MBA programs, it is best to work for a few years first (unless you have an outstanding GMAT score). With the schools I am applying to, their statistics say that 90% of the MBA students are at least 24 and have had a few years of full-time experience. I am just adding the MBA because it is an option with the JD.
I majored in Finance and minored in Statistics, and I'm now doing technical support at a health care software company. It seems like people say the market should be good for finance majors, but we'll see. If I had to go back and do it again, I probably would have majored in Statistics and gotten a minor in business.
Originally Posted by Cy Hard
Job market is terrible right now...
Not for finance people, we are still hiring lots of them, and they are hard to find.
They who can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety, deserve neither liberty nor safety. - Benjamin Franklin 1775
Finance is pretty broad, what area do you want to work in? (i.e. corporate finance, investments, M&A, managerial consulting, etc.) Advice may differ depending on your answer.
I have a non-business undergrad and went back to get my MBA after three years in the workforce. It was more of a career change than career advancement decision for me. As others have indicated, if you go the MBA path work experience will be very beneficial. It will help not only with gaining entrance to the better schools, but enhance your grad school experience as well.
I graduated in 2006 with a finance major and work for a company in mortgage sales. I love my job and I havent noticed a decrease in my lead volume at all...in fact last month my month best month in the last 2 years. If I had to do it over I would probably went the accounting route and became a CPA. To each their own, but sales seems to be a good route if you can find a good mix of salry & commission.
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Ichiro hit a 428-foot home run on the second pitch of the game, but the Mariners couldn't slow St. Louis hitters in a loss to the Cardinals.
ST. LOUIS — The Mariners' first venture into St. Louis since 2004 and first at new Busch Stadium got off to an auspicious enough start.
On the second pitch of the game from Adam Wainwright, one of the best pitchers in the National League, Ichiro blasted a 428-foot home run to right. Chone Figgins followed with a single and came around to score.
Can you say, "Down hill from there?"
With Wainwright transforming to excellence after the first inning, contrasting with shaky pitching from Seattle starter Luke French followed by shakier pitching from Ian Snell, the Cardinals blasted the Mariners Monday night, 9-3.
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The Cardinals gave the Mariners a seminar on middle-of-the-order production. After a lineup shakeup by manager Tony La Russa, their Nos. 2, 3 and 4 hitters — Matt Holliday, Albert Pujols and Ryan Ludwick — combined to get on base 10 times, drive in five runs (four by Ludwick) and score six.
French, making his first start this season after sparkling at Class AAA Tacoma (6-2, 1.93 earned-run average), immediately gave back the two runs and one more, in the bottom of the first. The big hit was a three-run homer by Ludwick, St. Louis's new cleanup hitter, who moved from second to fourth in the order.
Holliday, who signed a seven-year, $120 million contract last winter to stay in St. Louis, had never hit second in his career before Monday. He had just 24 runs batted in this season.
After the first, the Mariners had just one more hit off Wainwright through the seventh inning. He was lifted after giving up two hits to start the eighth, leading to one more Mariner run. But by that time the Cardinals had the game well in hand.
They scored another run in the third on a sacrifice fly by Ludwick, then broke it open against Snell in the fifth. In four innings, French gave up six hits, four runs and two walks without a strikeout.
Snell immediately walked Pujols and gave up a double to Ludwick to start the fifth, leaving runners at second and third.
Yadier Molina grounded sharply to third baseman Jose Lopez, who threw home to try to get Pujols. However, the ball caromed off Pujols' helmet and careened toward the Cardinals' dugout as both runners scored.
Pujols, the three-time NL Most Valuable Player, was clearly shaken up and had to be tended to by the Cardinals' trainer. He stayed in the game, however. Colby Rasmus followed with a two-run homer to right-center to give St. Louis an 8-2 lead.
Snell was pitching for the first time since giving up eight runs in 1-2/3 innings against Texas last Wednesday, an outing that cost him a rotation spot for the second time this year.
The next question, once again, concerns his continued presence on the team, especially with Doug Fister due off the disabled list on the next homestand. Snell came back to strike out the side in the sixth around a Pujols walk, but the four earned runs in two innings raised his ERA from 5.89 to 6.41.
The Mariners are 2-6 on their current trip, with two more to play in St. Louis.
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Go to bed a
little early on Sunday night and be sure to get enough sleep so that you
wake up feeling well-rested, Friedman says. "If you're only running on
a couple of hours of sleep, it's unlikely that you're going to feel
good about going anywhere when the alarm goes off Monday morning."
Although it might seem counter-intuitive, waking up an extra 15 to 30
minutes early on Monday morning can actually make going back to the
office easier. "Having a little more 'me time' instead of feeling like
you're trapped in a time crunch can make that transition a little
easier," she says. "Taking the time to enjoy a healthy breakfast, do
some exercises, or take the dog for a walk can help you feel more
centered for the rest of the day, and can help you remember that you're
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Subject: [OMPI users] Handling output of processes
From: jody (jody.xha_at_[hidden])
Date: 2009-01-22 03:58:22
I have a small cluster consisting of 9 computers (8x2 CPUs, 1x4 CPUs).
I would like to be able to observe the output of the processes
separately during an mpirun.
What i currently do is to apply the mpirun to a shell script which
opens a xterm for each process,
which then starts the actual application.
This works, but is a bit complicated, e.g. finding the window you're
interested in among 19 others.
So i was wondering is there a possibility to capture the processes'
outputs separately, so
i can make an application in which i can switch between the different
processor outputs?
I could imagine that could be done by wrapper applications which
redirect the output over a TCP
socket to a server application.
But perhaps there is an easier way, or something like this alread does exist?
Thank You


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The Session, upon recommendation of the Missions Committee, may confer Missionary Emeritus status upon GPC missionaries with twenty (20) or more years of full time missionary service with their sponsoring organization(s), who have retired or, due to extenuating circumstances, resigned from missionary service. Emeritus status may also be conferred upon GPC missionaries of a retirement age of 70 who have chosen to remain active in their mission organization. A minimum of ten (10) years should be with the financial support of GPC. These honored missionaries should have consistently demonstrated the traits of missionaries described in the book of Acts in their response to fulfilling the Great Commission. They are also selected for having demonstrated a faithful servant attitude in following God's leading by being highly respected and maintaining a good standing with supporters and the sponsoring mission organization throughout their ministry. Missionary Emeritus recipients will receive the Bruce W Dunn award and have a plaque placed on permanent display on the GPC missionary wall.