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So yes, physicians would like for their patients with HIV to come as close as possible to taking their pills on time, every time. But in reality, there is a bit of wiggle room -- the probability of viral drug resistance developing because of a single missed dose, or a whole day, here and there, is quite low. And the situation is generally similar in other chronic diseases. Recent studies have found that when people with diabetes knock themselves out to achieve even stricter than standard glycemic control, there really isn't any benefit. If you miss your blood pressure meds one day you really aren't going to drop dead. You should just take them the next day and move on.
So what do you tell somebody who's doing the best they can and managing to take, say, 80% of their doses? Well, one thing you don't tell them is that they're failng, it just isn't good enough, they have to do better or the guy in the black cloak wit the big sickle is gonna come calling. It's human nature. If I'm trying, but all the feedback I get is that I'm not cutting the mustard, what am I going to do? Give up, most likely. That's why people drop out of school. Quite often, that's why they become drug addicts in the first place: because they are repeatedly told that they're failures, they just aren't good enough, YOU SUCK.
Unfortunately, I'm hear to tell you that when it comes to adherence to medical advice, quite a few doctors haven't gotten that memo. So here's my theory: if somebody is managing to take 80% of their meds, or if they have ever managed to stick with the program for even one week, or if they even say they want to make it happen, that's what you work with. Go with the positive. Go with the affirmation.
"That's great that you're taking the meds, and you're taking 80% of them on time, it's a major commitment and you're hanging in there. So let's make a plan so that you can keep doing it, and get even better. Let's have you think about the times when you miss, or you're late, and figure out why that happens, and see if we can't fix the problems, one at a time. It doesn't have to be more than you can do, let's just make it easy and keep building on success."
So you don't tell the person what to do, you don't scold, you don't lecture, you don't threaten. That's exactly what doesn't work. You encourage, you support, you affirm, you facilitate. That's what does work.
We make aspiring doctors spend 7 years (or more) of sleepless nights getting all the knowledge of the Library of Congress stuffed into their heads (most of which they soon forget), but we don't teach them that. Go figure.
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How does it feel to be a Vodafone McLaren Mercedes driver? "It feels fantastic thank you. The team has always been popular in Finland because of both Mika and Kimi's involvement, so when I was growing up there was a massive awareness of McLaren Mercedes especially when Mika won the World Championship twice. I am so happy to be part of this team. There is a lot of work ahead of us, but I can't wait."
When did you start talking to Vodafone McLaren Mercedes about a race drive? "Once I had been informed by Renault about their driver plans my management and I began to explore a number of options in Formula 1. Vodafone McLaren Mercedes was obviously an incredibly attractive opportunity and we began talking and here we are…..I am pleased it all worked out."
You will be teammates with Lewis Hamilton – how well do you know Lewis? "I don't know Lewis that well but we have spoken on a number of occasions during 2007. From what I have seen and heard he is a nice guy."
Lewis has been with the team for many years and consequently has a strong relationship with the team and management – are you worried that this will affect you settling into the team? "Not at all. It's up to me to build relationships with the team and the people around me, and I know everybody is excited about me joining, so I don't think that will be a problem at all. The one thing that has struck me so far is just how professional and dedicated the team is, and I know they will work so hard to give me the best opportunity. Also after the 2007 season I don't think there can be any doubt that the team is totally committed to equality amongst its drivers and I like that."
When did you visit the McLaren Technology Centre for the first time and what is your initial impression? "The first time I came to the McLaren Technology Centre I was just blown away. I have seen photographs and films from there but it doesn't prepare you for the wow effect when you actually arrive. You have that initial impact as you start to look around and then you begin to feel the atmosphere. I visited the McLaren Technology Centre for the first time only a few days ago."
Vodafone McLaren Mercedes had a tough year off track in 2007 – does that kind of thing worry you as a driver and did that affect your decision in any way? "I am employed to drive the car and am not a political animal at all. There was obviously a lot going on in 2007 but it's not for me to talk about. I just look forward to a competitive and fun future with the team."
Obviously your former Renault teammate Fernando Alonso's and Vodafone McLaren Mercedes partnership didn't work out – does that worry you? "Not in the slightest. It's not for me to judge what went wrong with Fernando and the team and I am really not interested. All I can say is how I feel about my opportunity and I am really excited and happy."
Do you think you can win the World Championship in 2008? "Any driver has to enter into a race and a World Championship believing he can win it so of course I do. However there is a long way to go and at the moment I am just looking forward to familiarizing myself with the new car and the team."
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. . . Florida Watchdog has obtained a copy of ROC's tax exempt acceptance letter, dated June 1, 2010, and approved by Robert Choi, director of exempt organizations at the Cincinnati office of the Internal Revenue Service.
The Cincinnati office is blamed for much of the harassment and delay tactics incurred by conservative groups applying for similar tax exempt treatment, which is no fault of ROC.
What is of concern, according to a coalition of restaurant owners and workers calling itself the Restaurant Opportunities Center Exposed, is the multi-state "union front" continues to slip by the watchful eye of the IRS.
"It does raise the question of whether they're receiving a pass because they're ideologically in line with the administration. But we'll have to see if the IRS will now investigate. We've presented them with some pretty strong documentation of lobbying and we've juxtaposed that with filings the IRS already has in their possession," said Mike Paranzino, communications director for ROC Exposed.
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The Knowledge Academy's MSP Online Training Course will prepare delegates for the Practitioner exam, which is included in this course. Students will learn about managing groups of projects using MSP principles, processes and methodologies. They will look in depth at the MSP framework, based on the three core concepts, which are designed to be modified in order to meet the requirements of specific circumstances. By choosing The Knowledge Academy's online MSP® Practitioner training course delegates will be able to learn at their own pace, in their chosen environment, giving them the best possible learning experience and allowing them to complete their exams when they feel ready.
MSP Online Practitioner Training Course is intended for those looking to learn about project management to gain the certifications needed for a career or just to improve on their understanding. This MSP Online Training Course is specifically intended for those with busy schedules that require the flexibility to study in their own time.
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Barbados Blackbelly ram
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Country of origin | Barbados |
Distribution | 25 countries world-wide, mainly Caribbean and South America[1] |
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The Barbados Blackbelly is a breed of domestic sheep from the Caribbean island of Barbados. Although it is likely the Barbados Blackbelly has African ancestry, there seems to be clear evidence that the breed, as seen today, was developed by the people on the island from sheep brought by ships fairly early in the period after Europeans first arrived.[2] This breed is raised primarily for meat.[3] It is widely distributed, with populations in twenty-five countries in the Americas, Asia and Europe. It is most abundant in the Caribbean region, in Mexico and in Peru.[1] In 2015 the total world population was estimated at about 158,000.[1] In 2014, the U.S. reported 1,971 registered sheep. [4]
History in the U.S.[edit]
In 1904, the USDA imported a small flock and transported them for study to Bethesda, Maryland. From that original flock, at least two distinct breeds have emerged in the U.S., and there is a great deal of confusion in the breed names. In 2004, there were fewer than 200 purebred Barbados Blackbelly sheep in the U.S., in contrast to a large and growing population of a popular crossbreed, commonly referred to as "Barbado." Whereas purebred Barbados Blackbelly rams and ewes are polled (hornless), the Barbado is most noted for the regal rack of horns on the rams, and some ewes may also have small horns. The horns were gained by crossbreeding Barbados Blackbelly with Mouflon and Rambouillet early after they were imported by the USDA. The rams with large horn curl are commercially bred for use on private hunting ranches where size of horn curl is prized by exotic game hunters.
Recognizing that the term "Barbado" did not adequately define the characteristics that breeders sought in the horned animal, the Barbados Blackbelly Sheep Association International (BBSAI) adopted a breed standard in 2004 and defined animals meeting this standard as "American Blackbelly." As a result, breeders of both breeds of sheep were better able to obtain genetics of their breed of choice with some certainty that the animals would breed to type. In 2014, there were more than 1,900 registered Barbados Blackbelly sheep in the U.S., and although the breed is not out of danger, it is far more stable than it has ever been in the U.S.
Blackbelly sheep of both breeds are able to tolerate heat and exhibit more stamina than most breeds of sheep. They are fleet of foot and in many ways resemble deer. They are "hair sheep," which means they do not grow wool but have coarse hair instead. If raised in cooler climates, they often develop a wool undercoat that they shed in the spring.
Barbados Blackbelly sheep will breed all year round unlike most domestic sheep. Because they are smaller and slower growing than most wooled sheep, they are not a good choice for commercial production. However, there is a strong market for their lean and mild-flavored meat, and they are popular with herding dog trainers. They are very disease resistant and parasite tolerant, and these genetic traits have created a demand for Blackbelly sheep in crossbreeding operations. These exotic-looking sheep are a perfect choice for a homesteader's sheep because they do relatively well on poorer forage, can be raised with very little grain, and do not require intensive management. Blackbelly sheep range in color from light tan to a dark mahogany red, with black stripes on the face and black legs, belly, inguinal region, chin, and chest, which gives this herbivore its name. Despite being goat-like in appearance, they are true sheep.
There are two breed registries in North America for Blackbelly sheep.
- The Barbados Blackbelly Sheep Association International (BBSAI) welcomes both Barbados Blackbelly and American Blackbelly and has registries for both. Both registries are closed, meaning that only sheep whose parents are registered can be registered themselves. There are over 3,500 sheep registered with the BBSAI.
- The North American Barbados Blackbelly Sheep Registry primarily registers the horned Blackbelly sheep.
- ^ a b c d Transboundary breed: Barbados Black Belly. Domestic Animal Diversity Information System of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations. Accessed September 2015.
- ^ "Barbados Blackbelly". Breeds of Sheep. Texas University. Archived from the original on 25 February 2009. Retrieved 20 March 2009.
- ^ "Barbados Black Belly/Grenada". Breed Data Sheet. Domestic Animal Diversity Information System. Retrieved 11 September 2009.
- ^ [1]. Domestic Animal Diversity Information System of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations. Accessed September 2015.
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- http://blackbellysheep.org The Barbados Blackbelly Sheep Association International (BBSAI)
- http://barbados.sheepregistry.com The North American Barbados Blackbelly Sheep Registry
- http://www.blackbellysheep.info An email group for Barbados Blackbelly, American Blackbelly, and Barbado sheep breeders
- http://www.fao.org/DOCREP/004/X6517E/X6517E02.htm#ch2.1 Comprehensive FAO Book Chapter on Barbados Blackbelly Sheep
- http://www.barbadosblackbelly.com Barbados Blackbelly Hair Sheep - the most complete source of information about the breed available on the Internet
- http://sites.google.com/site/blackbellysheepbook/ The Blackbelly Sheep Book - A Wiki-based book for people who raise either Barbados Blackbelly or American Blackbelly sheep


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Tek has opted for a "soft" launch of this product, which will be known as IsoVu. It was previewed prior to, and at, the US APEC exhibition and again at PCIM: when I saw it in Germany, the Tek team confirmed it would be an "orderable" product within weeks, although no pricing information was available. First deliveries are expected in the third quarter of 2016.
The problem that the IsoVu probing system was conceived to solve is the need to make high-speed measurements on high-voltage components, with a high level of resolution. Tek's Tom Neville, Product Planner and Product Marketing Manager for Power Probes, says the classic problem is trying to capture what is happening on the gate of the high-side switch in an inverter or power converter. With today's fast switches (and even faster GaN or SiC parts coming on-stream) this means seeing activity of (at most) a few Volts, on a base level of several hundred Volts, at multi-MHz edge speeds. With conventional probing techniques, Neville says, you are very nearly 'blind' to the detail you need to see, "a lot [of engineers today] don't even try".
As can be seen from my photograph, IsoVu will take the form of a two-module probe, interconnected by a purely optical cable (four channels in the photo). Neville is careful not to disclose any details,but the 'base' module contains laser source(s) that are launched to the probe-head module. Sufficient laser energy is sent over the link to convert to electrical power that drives the probe-head. A CW laser also provides the signal path, launched down the cable, modulated by the captured signal, and returned to the base unit. The signal information is recovered from the modulated optical and passed to the 'scope; all of this is analogue – no A/D conversion takes place until the DSO. Neville confirms the specification points noted in our initial report ;


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VuFind is an alternative interface to I-Share catalogs, offering users what may be a better way to search and discover library resources. In the fall of 2007, CARLI staff began experimenting with VuFind as an optional, accessible alternative to WebVoyage for interested I‑Share libraries. VuFind searches data from the Voyager database, the same data that the classic WebVoyage interface searches. In VuFind, just as in WebVoyage, users may check item availability and place requests.
Features of VuFind include:
VuFind was developed initially at Villanova University for use in libraries. CARLI has adapted VuFind so that it will serve the unique needs of the consortial community, and serve libraries of all sizes within the CARLI I‑Share community.
While CARLI continues to troubleshoot any functionality problems with VuFind 0.6, enhancements to VuFind 0.6 are on indefinite hold.
CARLI staff are focusing our development efforts on VuFind version 3.
The software vendor Ex Libris has stated that "classic" WebVoyage will continue to work with Voyager for the foreseeable future, although they will not develop it any further. CARLI supports WebVoyage, in addition to VuFind, for access to I-Share libraries' local catalogs. Most individual I-Share libraries have chosen to designate VuFind as their primary local OPAC interface, but even these retain access to WebVoyage for the sake of certain kinds of searches, such as call number searches, that cannot be replicated in VuFind.
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VuFind is well suited for discovering resources you didn't know about before. VuFind automatically broadens searches to include variations on your search term. | WebVoyage is better suited for searches when you already know exactly the title you're looking for. Single-word titles, in particular, are easier to find in WebVoyage. |
VuFind presents search facets that allow you to narrow large result sets rapidly. | WebVoyage allows you to set more limits on your search before you submit it. |
VuFind has a more modern look-and-feel. In VuFind, it can feel easier just to plunge in and find something. | WebVoyage is mature in function and out-dated in appearance. WebVoyage allows more sophisticated, library-savvy searching. |
VuFind makes titles searchable if they were in the catalog as of 6:45PM yesterday. The very newest records cannot be searched in VuFind. | WebVoyage makes titles searchable the minute the library adds them to the catalog. The very newest records can only be searched in WebVoyage. |
You establish your own username and password in VuFind. If you log in to a library's VuFind catalog, you are also logged in to the I-Share union catalog. | You use your borrower ID and last name to log in to WebVoyage. If you continue your search in the I-Share union catalog, you have to log in again there. |
In VuFind, you may select the specific copy of something to request or may use the "request first available" feature. | In WebVoyage, you select the title to request, then the system selects an available copy at random. |
VuFind is more compliant with accessibility standards than classic WebVoyage. Users who rely on screen readers and other adaptive technologies will have an easier time with VuFind than with classic WebVoyage. | "Classic" WebVoyage (version 6) is less compliant with accessibility standards than VuFind. |
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I was wondering if there was any no-no drill versions for marking.
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I was wondering if there was any no-no drill versions for marking.
In my view "No-no" is a procedure, rather than a drill. There are numerous drills that the procedure works well with. Generally, the procedure works best for de-flaring drills. What are you hoping to achieve, specifically?
I want my dog to go through obstacles like ditches, patches of cover, and points in a pond rather than around to a mark.
I assume your dog handels.
Just throw marks that include cheaty situations and handle.
Cheating singles at water for example. Hold a very strick standard for the line taken.
Throw marks on the backside of a fallen log. Start close,, and teach dog by way of handeling to go "Over" and not "around". Gradually back the distance up, so the dog runs straight at the log and jumps over it...
You can do the same thing to start with in the yard with a couple a cinder blocks, and a 2x6. Lay the 2X^ flat on the ground to start with,,, and tech dog to go over,, then start to increase elevation with cinder blocks..
I think however, if yu already have a dog that handels well,, just incorporate factors in your marks and blinds,, and train with a high standard, the straight line.. Dont get trapped into the advice,, NOT to handel on marks
swim-by drill?
you'd be surprised at what the water decheating will get you. As mentioned above it begins with the swim-by drill. All of the problems you mentioned will get better at first, then systematically improve as time and training goes on with your dog.
good luck
I view the no-no drill as a drill to accustom the dog to being called back (primarily for poor initial line) under field conditions. Just lets the dog know, that way was wrong, let's try again. When dogs avoid factors on marks, simply handle the dog as soon as you read the dog is giving in to the factor. Collar pressure may be applied for cast refusals, but may also be appropriate to use attrition.
At a Lardy workshop I attended, Mike said dogs cheat water, but they negotiate cover. The point made is what may appear to be a clean picture of cover change from the handlers point if view, may not be that clear from a dog's perspective. So the dogs may pic their way through cover. Keep that in mind as you work on this issue.
Generally, to achieve the goals you've stated you need to de-cheat your dog's routes, which you have recognized. However, there are more ways than one to do that, and for many dogs the no-no procedure can really sour them. Usually cheating singles, as Glenn mentioned, are a better vehicle for most de-cheating, especially on water. With regard to ditches, it's usually diagonal routes across them dogs resist, and I think handling is usually better for most dogs than no-no.
The exception for the items listed would be patches of cover. That is a factor they tend to flare. De-flaring factors like that should be started up close, and using the no-no procedure is usually best. The main concern is based on your dog, and your assessment of how sensitive, how well forced, and pressure conditioned he/she is. Only you can answer that. But if you think the dog is solid, use no-no for short and intermediate distances on those patches of cover, logs, hay bails and other obvious structure the dog is flaring.
Otherwise, you will probably be better served with handling on routes that contain factors like ditches, and points in a pond, and so forth. I hope that is helpful.
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This is why Us mere mortal GOOBERS dont post here anymore.
We's just not respected anysmore.
I suggested the cheaty single girls LOOOOONG befor that lardyite Glen suggested it.. I bet he had to go look through all them fancy articles, that dont have pictures to find the answere too..
To the OP... You should just ask for Only the Good(taht'll die yoiung) to give advice.. That way,, Goobers like Gooser wont waste anyones time.. or fail to getthe deserved recognition,, which just FORCES guys like me, back into Counciling//
Goober regards
I almost started my last post with...
I agree with Gooser. Sorry.
Don't know why Evan gave me credit for the cheating singles deal though. I didn't mention cheating singles as I recall.
My point, which may have been missed, is that the simple no-no drill done in the yard accustoms your dog to being called back so that when you do use the call back in the field, the dog's attitude will not be crushed (as Evan says though, read the dog).
Once the dog is accustomed to being called back in the yard, then it can be used as needed under various circumstances in the field. Then it is no longer a drill. It's just a tool to use when running the dog in the field.


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We are the first university in the United Kingdom to offer a fully globalised course developed in collaboration with key institutions in India, Australia and the United States. Our unique distance learning MSc course can be accessed worldwide and takes a global perspective of civilian and military veteran and family well-being.
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Requisitos: A first degree, with honours, at a minimum final classification of Lower Second (2:2) or equivalent. A minimum of 2 years relevant post graduation or post qualifying work experience is also required. If English is not your first language you will be expected to demonstrate a certificated level of proficiency of at least IELTS 6.5 ( Academic level) or equivalent English Language qualification, as recognised by Anglia Ruskin University.
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Daily Christmas Wish Update
Today was my first day of broadcasting my Midday Show from our Christmas Wish office. I love being in here because I get a firsthand look on just how great our community is! Last year over 1000 families were helped. That's over 3600 people! As of me typing this out, we currently have 635 letters ready to be adopted.
I will be posting a daily update here with immediate needs and a CW Letter of the Day. Here's the first one…
Letter #146
"My son is three years old and this is his first real Christmas that he is going to actually enjoy. I am unemployed at the time and cannot work. I just had my 18th surgery due to an old complication and now have a Wound Vac to keep me healthy until my wounds heal. This year Christmas would be nearly non-existent without some sort of help. He's such a wonderful little boy and I truly want to see his eyes light up from the gifts that Santa brings to him. I have no money right now to buy much of anything, so I was hoping someone would 'adopt' my son in this letter and help him have the Christmas that he so deserves. He definitely needs clothes, but pants more than anything. He's outgrown nearly all of his clothes so fast, I can barely keep up. If anyone could please grant my baby's wish and help me to make this Christmas memorable, we would truly be grateful and very blessed. Thank you so much and may God bless you and your family."
This is letter #146 and you adopt this family by calling 270-685-0006 or you can always stop by the Christmas Wish office inside Towne Square Mall.
Here are some current needs:
– New toys for all ages 3mth-18 yr olds, boys and girls
– A family is in need of pots and pans
– Several have requested twin beds. We have had a few letters with children who are sleeping on the floor.
– Looking for firewood for a few families in Ohio and Hancock counties
– Used, but working washers, dryers, stoves
– A bike for a 2 year old girl
Thank You in advance for always helping out our Tri-State area for Christmas Wish!


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Another day, another injury … or two.
Oilers defenceman Justin Schultz left practice early on Friday complaining or soreness in his ribs while David Perron, who missed last game with an illness is likely out for Saturday against Detroit because of neck issues.
"I don't think he's going to be (playing)," head coach Dallas Eakins said of Perron. "We're going to send him for an MRI on his neck to make sure nothing is dysfunctional in there. He has a lot of pain in his neck. He's questionable, I guess."
So is Schultz.
"He has some discomfort in his ribs," said Eakins. "I think it's a day-to-day issue. If it sounds like we have to call somebody up I'll ask Craig (MacTavish) and see who it is."
Later in the day the Oilers called up defenceman Philip Larsen.
ON the bright side, Devan Dubnyk, who's been nursing a sore ankle, says he's good to go.
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Taylor Hall (knee), also skated by himself before practice.
"When you see a player back out on the ice it means things are going well," said Eakins.
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Airflow Simulations around OA Intake Louver with Electronic Velocity Sensors." Journal of Asian Architecture and Building Engineering 9 (2010): 237-242.
"CFD simulations of airflows around outdoor air intake louver." In 9th International Healthy Buildings Conference 2009, September 13-17, 2009. Syracuse, NY, 2009.
"Demand Controlled Ventilation and Classroom Ventilation. Berkeley: Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, 2012. PDF (2.47 MB)
Natural Gas Variability in California: Environmental Impacts and Device Performance - Experimental Evaluation of Pollutant Emissions from Residential Appliances. Berkeley: Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, 2009. pdf (2.67 MB)
Ozone removal by filters containing activated carbon: a pilot study. In Proceedings of the Healthy Buildings 2009 Conference. Syracuse, NY., 2009.
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Hi, can you Plz set my mind about this /3GB switch issue. I've few SQL Server 2005 STD that run on Windows Server 2003 STD SP2 that have 2GB,3GB,4GB and i relay want to know if i can use the /3GB switch on which server that have the enough MEM to use it and also what about the /USERVA do i need to use it? i can say that all those server a dedicated SQL Server and not Domain Controller or any thing else.
If AWE is not enabled, SQL Server can only see up to 2GB. However, if you enable /3GB in boot.ini, SQL Server can then see up to 3GB. SQL Server will only take advantage of the 8GB memory if you use /PAE, /3GB in boot.ini, and enable AWE. Make sure you set Max memory to about 6.5GB, or so. The following article would be a good resource to understand SQL Server memory usage: "How to configure memory for more than 2GB in SQL Server". http://sqlserver-qa.net/blogs/perftune/archive/2007/08/23/1678.aspx and further by default, no user, not even Administrator, is granted the necessary privilege. The "Lock Pages in Memory" user right can be assigned by using Group Policy Editor (gpedit.msc), which hosts the Group Policy MMC snap-in. ref http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms190730.aspx
as i understand if i don't use the /3GB switch on machine that have 3GB or 4GB mem the OS take to itself 2GB of the 3GB or 4GB that available in the physical memory. but if i use the /3GB switch that the OS can't take more then 1GB to itself from the physical memory?
Hi, server 2K3 STD and SQL 2K5 STD with 3GB of MEM , should i use the /3GB switch in the boot.ini for server with 3GB MEM? i know that it will be good to turn on the /3GB on server that have 4GB but my question is on server that have 3GB, and it's a dedicated server for SQL.
If you are using SQL 2005 then no need to setup such switches, best to check whether system is using available memory or not use PERFMON (SYSMON) for memory counters.
what is the best way to see how much memory only my system take,without the sql and other applications. Thx
Using SYSMON (PERFMON) and take out all memory related counters, also look under http://www.microsoft.com/technet/sysinternals/default.mspx and http://www.microsoft.com/technet/sysinternals/processesandthreadsutilities.mspx where you could go deeper of such processes & services on the windows servers.
[quote user="satya"] If you are using SQL 2005 then no need to setup such switches, best to check whether system is using available memory or not use PERFMON (SYSMON) for memory counters. [/quote] Just for clarification, I though SQL 2005 32 bit could still only use 2GB of memory without playing with the switches in the boot.ini? Is this correct?
[quote user="satya"] Yes it can use, Standard Edition x86 = os limit Standard Edition x64 = 32TB [/quote] This link to BOL: http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms187499.aspx Seems to indicate the /3GB switch would be required on 32bit systems for SQL Server to use more than 2GB of the first 4GB and AWE would be required to address memory above 4GB (for buffer pool pages only) if available on the server.


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If you've ever worked with sysprep before Business Desktop Deployment (BDD) came into the picture, you may have come up against a bit of a dilemma; sysprep only gives you two choices, either enter an explicit name or it will generate a random name upon the reseal operation. Obviously this causes some problems, particularly if you want to join the computers to the domain but don't want random names polluting your Active Directory.
Wouldn't it be nice to be prompted for a computer name during the first reboot after the image has been deployed? The following steps outline the process you need to follow in order to get Sysprep to prompt you for a computer name:
;SetupMgrTag [Unattended] OemSkipEula=Yes InstallFilesPath=C:\sysprep\i386 [GuiUnattended] AdminPassword=YourLocalAdminPassword EncryptedAdminPassword=No OEMSkipRegional=1 TimeZone=140 OemSkipWelcome=1 [UserData] ProductKey=KKKKK-KKKKK-KKKKK-KKKKK-KKKKK FullName="GOB" OrgName="Your Organization" ComputerName=* [Display] Xresolution=1024 YResolution=768 [SetupMgr] DistFolder=C:\sysprep\i386 DistShare=windist [Identification] JoinWorkgroup=WORKGROUP [Networking] InstallDefaultComponents=Yes
The computer will now go through its final setup routines, restart and log you in as the local administrator. At this point you can join the workstation to the domain or not.
So in the end it all came down to a single * in the sysprep.inf. What a powerful little character :)
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- A crystal/gemstone (Optional)
- A piece of Quarts (Recommended)
A spell that is meant to compel someone to reenter your life. It fills them with lust for you, or at least lust for the idea of you.
Casting Instructions for 'Bring someone back into your life'
Then, holding the gemstone if you've chosen to use on, say:
"With faith there is strength, with strength there is power, with power there is Magick always.
With faith there is strength, with strength there is power, with power there is Magick always.
With faith there is strength, with strength there is power, with power there is Magick always.
I call now upon the Wellsprings of Hecate, goddess of Magick, and ask that she lend her might to my spell."
Then think of the person you wish to enchant. As you speak the following, visualize it happening.
"Now fly to [Full name];
fill him with a burning lust!
Reach into he; make him see
that I am the only man.
Have [name] think always about me;
[Full Name] has no control over his mind.
Upon this day held sacred to the goddess,
Henceforth shall [name] hold me as an idol,
ever withing to embrace me.
[Full Name] is to be obsessed with me.
As the light fades, so to does the resistance [name] offers.
Wash over [Full name], wipe from existence any Magick that keeps him free from me.
The Moon reaches into the sky,
a silver power that now
shall vale this spell.
With the power of Quarts,
[Name]'s feelings towards me
are transformed to love.
Lady Aphrodite, please bless me, and bring
[Full Name] back into my life."
If you have a piece, hold a piece of Quarts throughout the last five lines of the spell.
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Jan 30, 2010
...little pieces of my soul ~
...the butterfly is a symbol of the soul
and the dance of lightness and joy.
I am often times amazed
with the creation process of the jewelry that I make!
I love using vintage, combined with other interesting, very textural materials
and I never know know just how that piece will turn out ~
of course I have a vision of what I'd like it to be,
and I never duplicate a piece
but still ~
as I spend time,
gathering those unique materials,
hand sewing special bits in place,
and watching a pile of...
well...stuff ~
(beautiful stuff mind you!)
transform before me and come to life
(not in the literal sense, mind you, I'm not crazy!)
but, as each piece commands my upmost attention to detail,
in turn, each piece will take on it's form, so to speak.
And by the time those lovely bits have become a finished piece
I have become attached!
little pieces of me are sewn in right along with those other materials ~
I love what I do, so naturally each piece is made in love!
and when I sell one of my pretties
I am thrilled that someone else finds it beautiful as well!
I will be sending this Butterfly Goddess piece off to Finland today!!
...so in a way,
I will be in Finland too...
via ~ something these small hands have made,
and it blows my mind that little pieces of my soul are starting to flutter to places
I never imagined they'd be!
I am excited
humbled at the same time!
I can't wait to see where this journey will take me
...and the little pieces of my soul ~
butterfly goddess,
my projects
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That necklace is so beautiful Rosemary!! I have admired it for awhile :) Isnt it fun to see where the pieces we make end up? I am always so honored when I sell something. It amazes me that anyone would want to buy what I make! You are so talented and every time I visit you, I am more amazed! I too love butterflies. They make me happy. They are soothing, graceful and so beautiful and free. A symbol of summer as well :)
Big Hugs,
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I keep asking myself why do I really enjoy spring break so much. I guess it is because I enjoy watching and being around people who are not afraid of having a good time. I guess I still like being around really cute young ladies as well. Nevertheless, it is always my exit from winter and the start of the sunny time of year. Seeing all of the kids really having fun and putting their school books down and partying hardy is really a good thing for all ages of people. Several of my friends from the University of Florida stopped by yesterday to share in a few cocktails with me at the Rum Bar yesterday and it reminded me how fun a little "wreckless abandon" is especially if it is just for a few days or so. This is a "rumstylers nirvana", a place to get away and let all the stress, fatigue, and other constraints vaporize into space and have some fun.
These kids energize me as I'm buzzing around behind the bar trying to keep up with the drink orders and still be able to carry on something of a conversation with them. If they aren't talking at light speed, they are texting friends at another venue, or sharing pictures with their friends. The internet and smart phones are really helping to keep the friends closer than ever even when they in different parts of the city,untry or the world. The other really fun part of spring break is the wide age spread, young and us old farts and everyone in between all sharing experiences and all having fun together.
This is why I live here in Key West, mutual respect and people that can really have fun at the same time. There is no necessity to trash other people or property, just cut loose and have some fun. The "single rule" philosophy really works (anything goes, as long as you don't hurt others in the process). I think is this rule was followed as well in other parts of the world everyone would be having as much fun as we do in Key West. Thanks to all the kids of Spring Break 2011, keep up the good work and lets have a little bit of fun. ;o)
Bahama Bob's Rumstyles
Saturday, March 12, 2011
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They are young people cutting loose and having some fun. It is good for them and for the very most part they are doing it in a Key West traditional way by not stepping on other people's toes when they are doing it. They are also adding to the Key West coffers by being here and even putting a little money in my pockets at the same time. I really love having them here in Key West.
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Knell (?), n. [OE. knel, cnul, AS. cnyll, fr. cnyllan to sound a bell; cf. D. & G. knallen to clap, crack, G. & Sw. knall a clap, crack, loud sound, Dan. knalde to clap, crack. Cf. Knoll, n. & v.]
The stoke of a bell tolled at a funeral or at the death of a person; a death signal; a passing bell; hence, figuratively, a warning of, or a sound indicating, the passing away of anything.
The dead man's knell Is there scarce asked for who. Shak.
The curfew tolls the knell of parting day. Gray.
© Webster 1913.
Knell, v. i. [imp. & p. p. Knelled (?); p. pr. & vb. n. Knelling.] [OE. knellen, knillen, As. cnyllan. See Knell, n.]
To sound as a knell; especially, to toll at a death or funeral; hence, to sound as a warning or evil omen.
Not worth a blessing nor a bell to knell for thee. Beau. & Fl.
Yet all that poets sing, and grief hath known, Of hopes laid waste, knells in that word, "alone". Ld. Lytton.
Knell, v. t.
To summon, as by a knell.
Each matin bell, the baron saith, Knells us back to a world of death. Coleridge.
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Visiting Southern California
Enjoy your time in San Diego and Orange County, California
Welcome to our visitor's guide for Southern California. When patients come from out-of-town or internationally to the Fertility Center of California they typically ask us for recommendations about where to stay and what to do near our San Diego and Orange County locations. California has a many outdoor activities, cultural events, festivals and more.
Our San Diego location is the most popular with out-of-town patients because of the beautiful weather, active night life, amazing restaurants and family-friendly activities for the daytime. Below you will find information on visiting Southern California. Resources for out-of-town patients:
Nearby Airports
San Diego International Airport (SAN) 3225 North Harbor Drive San Diego, California 92101 Ph: 619.400.2404 Directions to FCC - San Diego |
John Wayne Airport (SNA) 2312 Park Ave #9B Tustin, CA 92782 Ph: 949.252.5200 Directions to FCC - Orange County |
Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) 1 World Way Los Angeles, CA 90045 Ph: 310.646.5252 Directions to FCC - San Diego |
Doubletree Hotel |
Hilton Mission Valley |
La Quinta Inn |
Hawthorn Hotel Suites |
Holiday Inn La Mesa |
Super 8 Mission Valley |
Taxis & Public Transportation
Below are some of the most popular taxicab companies in the San Diego area. Outside the airport you will need to call for pick-up.
The trolley station ALVARADO on the GREEN SANTEE line stops in front of our San Diego location every 15 minutes during business hours (Trip fare from the airport about $2.50). |


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don't worry about the books this was done by true lovers of books!!!! At the New York Center for Book Arts.
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Catherine Hadler gave props (29 May 2010):
what a shame, I hope they weren't very good books. Makes a fabulous image
Dorothy Menosky gave props (29 May 2010):
This is fantastic!
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great find and capture!
Karen K Smith gave props (8 Jun 2010):
great detail and comp!
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In this time, as also before the going of the Peloponnesians to Rhodes, came to pass the things that follow.
Alcibiades, after the death of Chalcideus in battle at Miletus, being suspected by the Peloponnesians, and Astyochus having received letters from them from Lacedaemon to put him to death (for he was an enemy to Agis, and also otherwise not well trusted), retired to Tissaphernes first, for fear, and afterwards to his power hindered the affairs of the Peloponnesians.
And being in everything his instructor, he not only cut shorter their pay, insomuch as from a drachma he brought it to three oboles, and those also not continually paid, advising Tissaphernes to tell them how that the Athenians, men of a long continued skill in naval affairs, allowed but three oboles to their own, not so much for want of money, but lest the mariners, some of them growing insolent by superfluity, should disable their bodies by spending their money on such things as would weaken them, and others should quit the galleys with the arrear of their pay in their captains' hands for a pawn;
but also gave counsel to Tissaphernes to give money to the captains of the galleys and to the generals of the several cities, save only those of Syracuse, to give way unto it.
For Hermocrates, [the general of the Syracusians,] was the only man, that in the name of the whole league stood against it.
And for the cities that came to require money, he would put them back himself and answer them in Tissaphernes' name, and say, namely to the Chians, that they were impudent men, being the richest of the Grecian states and preserved by strangers, to expect nevertheless that others, for their liberty, should not only venture their persons but maintain them with their purses;
and to other states, that they did unjustly, having laid out their money before they revolted that they might serve the Athenians, not to bestow as much or more now upon themselves;
and told them that Tissaphernes, now he made war at his own charges, had reason to be sparing;
but when money should come down from the king he would give them their full pay and assist the cities as should be fit.
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Yeah, and the majority of atheists think those morons, are well morons. They put it up because they challenged a monument to the 10 commandments, and the court said you can put up your own to, so they put that stupid american atheist group put this stupid bench in place. It looks more like a monument to "we hate the ten commandments and religion" than a monument to atheism. That makes sense though because how can you have a monument to nothing? If you can get rid of that thing most of the atheists I know would applaud you.
What is your point then?
I took it as lets use government to dictate that atheism was a religion so that we can oppress it.
BTW I'm not an atheist or a christian. I don't know enough to claim how the universe came about. Agnostic, or maybe even sopholism would be a better way of describing my outlook. I won't even call them beliefs.


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A generation of pro wrestling fans in the 1980s grew up on the old territorial system.
At the time, there were numerous wrestling promotions, or "territories" throughout the South, the United States and even around the world. It made for an abundance of professional wrestling television shows which flooded the airwaves on UHF stations in the 1980s.
Charles Anschutz was one of those fans in the 1980s who watched Georgia Championship Wrestling with Gordon Solie and who later had the chance to see regional promotions across the country thanks, in part, to the block of wrestling shown on Atlanta television as part of Joe Pedicino's "Superstars of Wrestling.


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Vanunu was convicted by an Israeli court in 1986 after being kidnapped from Italy by Israeli intelligence agents. He was sentenced to 18 years for passing on information about Israel's clandestine nuclear program.
Vanunu, who at the time worked as a technician at Israel's nuclear research facility, passed information along to a British newspaper and led nuclear arms analysts to conclude that Israel possessed a stockpile of nuclear weapons.
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