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THE Labour Party brought out their biggest gun in the fight for South Dorset yesterday, Prime Minister Gordon Brown.
The Prime Minister was on a whistle-stop tour of Dorset, which saw him visit Bournemouth and Weymouth.
He started his visit with a trip to the Asda superstore in Newstead Road.
Workers at the store as well as local shoppers were on hand to greet Mr Brown and his wife Sarah as they did their bit to support sitting MP Jim Knight's re-election campaign.
Most people seemed very shocked to see him.
Employee Carole Toplay said that there had been a good atmosphere around the store.
She said: "There's a lot of buzz around today. It was really good."
Asda worker Richard Desmond was part of the welcome committee of workers and shoppers who greeted the PM.
He said: "I was the first person to shake his hand. It's nice to meet someone so famous."
Colleague Ron Samways said: "It was nice of him to come down here.
He added: "Most voters are still undecided. The more they watch the TV, the more confused they are. It will be tight whichever way it goes."
Mr Brown took a walk around the store, meeting workers from all sections.
Shopper Janet Kilbourne, of Quibo Lane, Weymouth said: "We were just doing our shopping. I think it's great to meet him. I really like him and his wife. It's amazing and I'm personally very happy to meet him."
Shoppers and workers had their camera phones out to capture the rare glimpse into politics and many were using social networking sites to publicise the visit.
One lady was overheard to say: "I can't wait to get home and put this on my Facebook status."
Fellow shopper Peter Reynolds, of Weymouth, said: "It was good to meet him. I trust him more than I trust the other two. He gets a bit of a rough ride, but I'm sure he can take it."
The Prime Minister then went on to give a speech to Asda workers in the store's warehouse, where workers were given the chance to quiz the PM on the issues that most mattered to them. He congratulated workers on being the top-selling Asda branch in the UK. The store sells more goods per square foot than any other store.
The PM then took questions from Asda workers on child tax credits, petrol prices and the security of university places.
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Shop worker Kim Llewellyn asked Mr Brown what was the strangest thing he had done to raise money for charity and Mr Brown said he had done a run for Sport Relief, but admitted: "I am not as fit as I should be."
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Bush, Romney, and Obama all show some love to the bank bailouts, though -- who says we can't all get along
President George W. Bush (R) created strong divisions within the Republican party when he
backed a $700B USD bailout
of the struggling automotive and financial sectors. Both he and current President Barack Obama (D) see eye to eye on this issue, though -- they felt that bailouts were the only thing keeping the nation from economic collapse.
Public surveys during the height of the recession indicated that
nearly 60 percent of Americans disapproved
of the bailout.
I. Bush Defends Bailouts, Says he Did the Right Thing
Criticism from his party and the public has not swayed former President Bush's conviction that he made the right choice. In a Q&A at an auto dealer convention in Las Vegas, President Bush
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as saying, "I'd do it again. I didn't want there to be 21 percent unemployment."
As to the
free market proponents
that say that the companies should have been allowed to go through the traditional process of bankruptcy and liquidation, Mr. Bush disagrees. He says that he would traditionally support that -- but that the cumulative impact of the recession required a
more intimate approach
. He comments, "If you make a bad decision, you ought to pay. [But] sometimes circumstances get in the way of philosophy."
He says he "had to" break with his rigid conservative roots and craft the bailout, in order to "safeguard American workers and families." He takes credit for crafting the financial tools that President Obama would later use to slow the recession and set the nation back on more stable financial ground. He comments, "[I expected to] kind of ride out to the sunset [in my last year of presidency]. [But] I didn't want to saddle my successor with an additional economic crisis."
He said his Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson and Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke approached him, stating, "Are you willing to gamble [with the chance of depression]."
He recalls replying, "I don't want there to be a depression, no matter what the probability may be…"
President Bush says he made a tough choice, but the right one. [Image Source: Getty Images]
The bailout will go down in American history as a controversial invasion of the private sector, which the American government has traditionally sought to play a limited regulatory role in. But some economists and historians also credit the program for possibly preventing a depression [
], although such "what if" scenarios are indelibly open to debate.
II. The Results
For all the resentment, President Bush believes that inaction would have left his reputation far more tarnished. He states, "I didn't want to gamble. I didn't want history to look back and say, 'Bush could have done something but chose not to do it.'"
Presidents Bush and Obama used the Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP) to ease financial firms and automakers through a gentler process [
], which allowed them to consolidate their profitable segments and stay in business. Laggard units were
dumped off to the highest bidder
in an attempt to pay the bailout loans and grants.
Presidents Obama and Bush cumulatively archictected the bailout. [Image Source: AP]
The government even took a stake in many of the "bailed out" financial firms, as well as General Motors Comp. (
) and Chrysler. The government has
recouped some of the money
it loaned, but it will likely never be repayed some of the billions it poured into both sectors. In fact, it's
already forgiven some of the bailout recipients
of substantial chunks of taxpayer debt, and given many of these struggling firms tax holidays, which will allow them to enjoy tax-free profits for years to come.
On the flip side of the coin, while the government isn't collecting any corporate taxes from these fortunate corporations, it has avoided a surge in unemployment. GM and Chrysler today profitable [
] and
-- as are some of the rescued financial firms.
Liquidation would have left tens of thousands of GM and Chrysler assembly line workers unemployed. [Image Source: Scott Olson/Getty Images]
Other nations also participated in the bailout of the automakers [
III. Republican Hopeful Romney Blasts, Bush, Bailouts
One person who is
not a fan of President Bush or his bailouts
is leading Republican 2012 presidentical candidate Mitt Romney. He commented in September, "[Automakers] needed to move into a managed bankruptcy process rather than getting money up front by President Bush or President Obama. They wasted a lot of money."
Mr. Romney stirred up controversy during the waning days of the Bush presidency, with an editorial in
The New York Times
, "
Let Detroit Go Bankrupt
which blasted the Bush bailouts.
In the piece he wrote:
IF General Motors, Ford and Chrysler get the bailout that their chief executives asked for yesterday, you can kiss the American automotive industry goodbye. It won't go overnight, but its demise will be virtually guaranteed.
Without that bailout, Detroit will need to drastically restructure itself. With it, the automakers will stay the course — the suicidal course of declining market shares, insurmountable labor and retiree burdens, technology atrophy, product inferiority and never-ending job losses. Detroit needs a turnaround, not a check.
Intriguingly, Mr. Romney has not been overly critical of the banking sector, which received far more money from TARP than the automotive sector. One possible reason why? According to
Open Secrets
, "
bailout banks
" such as JP Morgan Chase & Comp. (
), Bank of America Corp. (
), and Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. (
) have been extremely generous Mr. Romney, donating millions to his presidential bid.
On the financial sector he
, "I believe that it was necessary to prevent a cascade of bank collapses."
Mitt Romney has attacked the bailout to try to score points with conservative voters.
[Image Source: Emmanuel Dunand/Getty Images]
Judging as the average corporation or special interest group receives $222 USD in tax breaks per $1 USD spent [
], the $10M USD he received from the financial sector would put him on the hook for roughly $2.22B USD in "tax holidays", and similar taxpayer funded goodies, should he be elected.
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This remarkable novel originates from a clever conceit. British author Philip Hensher has appropriated the personality, voice and personal history of his real-life gay partner, native Bengali Zaved Mahmood, as its narrator.
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Hensher is a London critic and columnist and the author of seven previous novels, including the Booker Prize-shortlisted The Northern Clemency (2008).
Most of the acutely drawn story is set in late 1960s and early 1970s Dacca, East Pakistan, then the regional capital city, and later capital of the nation of Bangladesh.
The backstory to the civil war that saw millions die in the fighting or due to starvation, and which ended only on India's decisive intervention in the conflict on the Bengali side, includes a finely rendered portrait of the workaday lives of Mahmood's family and extended family in the halcyon years prior to his birth on the very eve of war.
The narrative shifts back and forth in time. It starts in 1970s post-independence Bangladesh, with young Saadi, as his family calls him, going to school during the week but spending all and every weekend at his lawyer grandfather's spacious home.
He and local neighbourhood kids play television-inspired games in the streets of Dacca, re-enacting the plots of American TV programs -- Starsky and Hutch, Knight Rider, Kojak, Dallas, but always, and especially, Roots. (Disputes ensue when almost everyone wants to be Kunta Kinte.)
But obliquely, and strategically, the recent civil war and its betrayals intrude on their play.
"I was not sure I was really allowed to include him in the game," Saadi muses about one of his playmates. "His uncle and father had taken money from the Pakistanis, and had told them where they could find intellectuals -- musicians, poets, scholars, professors, schoolteachers -- to kill."
Eventually the story reverts to an earlier period in the family's life, and becomes, in part, a mise-en-scéne for depiction of the rise of Bengali nationalism.
That nationalism is at first only glimpsed in the daily lives of as-yet-unborn Mahmood's grandfather, grandmother and a flock of future aunts and uncles, all living under the same roof in a large house in a well-to-do Dacca neighbourhood.
Their offbeat relationships, familial politics and sundry comings-and-goings of unmarried daughters in a large, upscale urban retreat are related in engaging, almost Jane-Austenish, domestic detail. But as their lives evolve in tandem with political currents, and heightened Pakistani secret-police and military repression of Bengalis, the novel takes on a darker tone.
Ultimately the newborn Saadi and his family survive the Pakistani army's occupation of Dacca and the brutalization of its population, and family life seems to resume its pre-war niceties and observations.
But by story's end portraiture has long since taken a back seat to meditations on how only families -- and likewise societies -- that embrace civilized values care about the legacy they leave.
In Hensher's adroit and damning telling, in the late 1960s and early 1970s the Bengalis cared quite a lot; the Pakistanis, not so much.
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Does anyone know how to silently uninstall Python 2.7 - i.e. uninstall it unattended, with no need for user interaction? I need to do it as part of an uninstallation script that installs a bunch of software silently. I've tried running msiexec with the /x and /qn flags on the msi file that was originally installed, but it fails - it just throws up the general help message, implying that I'm using invalid options.
I've done a Google search, and can find help for earlier versions - they can be uninstalled silently by running the unwise.exe that's installed with them, with the right options. But 2.7 doesn't seem to include an unwise.exe, so I can't do that.
Does anyone know how to do this?


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Cape Town is the most visited city on the African continent.
The Western Cape is one of South Africa's most beautiful and diverse provinces, taking in magnificent coastal areas such as the Garden Route, mountains, winelands and the semi-desert landscapes of the Little and Great Karoo.
The jewel in the crown of this province is the city of Cape Town, recognised the world over for its iconic Table Mountain, and popular for its vibrant mix of culture and history. Among the most popular tourist attractions here are a visit to the top of the mountain, Robben Island and the Cape of Good Hope.
The Western Cape is also home to the Cape winelands, including the world's longest wine route, found along Route 62, a scenic tourist route that runs from Cape Town to Port Elizabeth (in the Eastern Cape), 850km up the east coast.
If you don't have time to complete the whole route, consider visiting the more compact wine-growing areas of Stellenbosch, Paarl, Wellington, Franschhoek, Ceres, Worcester, Bonnievale and Robertson, all within easy reach of Cape Town.
The Garden Route, from Cape Town to Knysna, passes through many a quirky town, complete with welcoming locals and fresh produce stalls. It gets its name from the stunning coastal forests, lakes and beaches found along the way.
Stop in at Swellendam, a town where the jailer once doubled as the postmaster, to experience Cape Dutch architecture at its best.
Several hours south of Cape Town is the southernmost tip of Africa, Cape Agulhas, where the Atlantic and Indian oceans meet. The journey to Cape Agulhas will take you through the scenic Overberg, along what is known as the Whale Coast. You could take a detour to Hermanus, a town famous for its whale watching.
A trip up the West Coast will take you to quiet fishing villages such as Langebaan and Paternoster. Be sure to take the time to enjoy the flora along the way, in particular the West Coast National Park which is particularly popular in spring when the flowers are in season.
Also up the West Coast is the dramatically beautiful Cederberg, an area of rocky mountains popular with climbers and campers and renowned for their rock art and rooibos (redbush) tea which comes from a plant indigenous to this area.
For serious peace and quiet, head north to the Karoo, one of the most arid regions in the country. This sparsely populated, semi-desert area offers open space, fresh air and historical architecture.
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The Best Pitches Thrown This Week (Yu Darvish Edition)
Beside pitch speed, pitch location, pitch spin, pitch movement, pitch type, count, batter, park, umpire, release point, etc., PITCHf/x also logs something called pitch-type confidence. Since the system is using algorithms to deduce what the pitch is based on speed, movement, and release point, it has to make some assumptions. If a pitcher throws only one type of fastball, and it is 10 mph faster than any other pitch he throws, and it is the only pitch that breaks to the pitcher's glove side, the system can be pretty confident when it labels a 98-mph pitch a fastball.
But then there's Yu Darvish. Of all the pitches Yu Darvish has thrown this year, 43 were give a confidence level of 50 percent or lower, and 506 were 80 or lower. Compare this to, say, Wandy Rodriguez, my go-to control group. He has thrown just one pitch with a confidence rating lower of 50 percent or lower, and 121 at 80 or lower. Or compare to (random pitcher) Stephen Strasburg: five below 50, 120 below 80. Strasburg has thrown 81 pitches that PITCHf/x was 100 percent confident about. Yu Darvish has thrown none.
None of this applies exactly to the experience of hitting against Yu Darvish, but maybe it does a little. Darvish throws a whole grip of pitches. The speeds on them vary to the point of overlapping with each other. They all seem to move a ton, so the movement is suggestive but not always conclusive. And so when he pitched against the Rays on Tuesday, striking out 10, the Rays' broadcast team kept admitting: they didn't really know what that pitch was. And, they would inevitably note, if it's that hard to identify, imagine how hard it is to hit. That's probably not sound logic, but it sounds good, and, also, yes, it is hard to hit.
So let's say Darvish has two strikes on you. What do you look for? It depends on the situation, and it depends on how well Darvish has set you up. And if there's one thing you could say about Darvish's performance against the Rays, it is that he set them up very, very well.
Here are the three best pitches thrown this week.
3. Yu Darvish, strike three to B.J. Upton, third plate appearance.
Background, courtesy of the Rays' broadcast:
I think the changeup and splitter should actually be labeled as just one pitch, the splitter, which is what we'll assume for this piece. But it's also Darvish, so.
Immediate context: Upton laid down a sacrifice bunt on a high fastball in his first at-bat against Darvish. In the second at-bat, Darvish threw Upton four fastballs, one of them way high and the other three on the outer half. Upton fouled off the first pitch in the zone, whiffed on the second and took the third—in the low-outside corner of the zone—for strike three.
Darvish starts Upton's third at-bat with this fastball:
And follows it with a four-seamer near the called third strike of the previous at-bat, but taken this time for a ball. All seven pitches Upton has seen in this game are four-seamers, until this:
Sweetness me, that's a pitch. I especially like how Upton does an impression of the pitch with his left foot.
Darvish then goes back to the four-seamer low and away, and while this one is 95—the hardest he has thrown to Upton today—it's a little too far outside to get Upton to chase or to get the umpire to repeat his call from the second at-bat. So Upton has a 2-2 count.
B.J. Upton
Yu Darvish, on 2-2 counts or 3-2 counts to right-handers today
If B.J. Upton looks for a fastball:
If B.J. Upton looks for a slider:
If B.J. Upton looks for a splitter or two-seamer:
You are B.J. Upton. Your strategy is to look for:
What do you do, B.J. Upton?
2. Yu Darvish, strike three to Matt Joyce.
Background: Joyce hits righties well, and he controls the strike zone well, so Darvish isn't a bad match-up for him. He can handle low pitches, which is where Darvish will keep almost anything under 90 mph. And despite being patient overall, he's aggressive at pitches in the middle of the zone, and up in the zone.
Immediate context: Darvish faces Joyce in the first inning; he gave up a first-pitch hit to Desmond Jennings and a first-pitch bunt to Upton, both on four-seamers, so Joyce hasn't seen much yet. Darvish throws a four-seamer low and away for ball one. Then he gets strike one on this:
So that's the cutter. It's right down the middle, but it evens the count. Darvish then throws the first off-speed pitch of the game:
And haha Matt Joyce. So it is now 1-2 on Matt Joyce.
Matt Joyce
Yu Darvish, on 1-2 counts to left-handers this year
If Matt Joyce looks for a slider:
If Matt Joyce looks for something with movement away:
If Matt Joyce remembers the curveball he just swung at:
You are Matt Joyce. Your strategy is to look for:
Matt Joyce, what do you do?
1. Yu Darvish, strike three to Jose Lobaton
Immediate context: By this point in the game, Darvish has thrown 101 pitches, and Lobaton has seen Darvish twice, so he should have some idea what to expect. In the first two at-bats, Lobaton saw a total of four pitches. In the first at-bat, he got a cutter up and away for a ball, then grounded out on a cutter down the middle. In the second at-bat, he got a—well, it was called a four-seamer, but I think it was a cutter up and away for a ball—then grounded out on a cutter down the middle. So four pitches, three cutters (maybe four cutter), and a well-below-normal-velocity four-seamer.
In the third try, Darvish throws a first-pitch this:
Cutter, probably. Recorded as a fastball, but a bit slow for a four-seamer. Based on velocity and movement, I'm saying cutter. Then this:
It's the 14th time Darvish has thrown that curveball today, but he has never thrown it in a two-strike count. So while it steals a strike and might disrupt Lobaton's timing and is certainly a heck of a pitch, Lobaton can probably exclude it from his math now that he's down 0-2.
Darvish then throws a true four-seam fastball, in the dirt and inside. So,
Jose Lobaton
Yu Darvish, on 1-2 counts to lefties today
Yu Darvish, on 1-2 counts to all hitters
If Jose Lobaton looks for a cutter, or a four-seam fastball, he will still be Jose Lobaton, so let's get real here. If he looks for a slider, he's not going to turn into Ben Zobrist or anything, let's just call this one early. If he is focused on a two-seamer, Yu Darvish is going to just be better at pitching than Jose Lobaton is at hitting. And if he looks splitter, then he's going to strike out on a splitter.
You are Jose Lobaton. What do you expect you will strike out on?
Jose Lobaton, what do you do?
2. To Matt Joyce, Yu Darvish threw this pitch:
1. To Jose Lobaton, Yu Darvish threw this pitch:
The funny thing is, I was considering pitches for this feature, and before I settled on Yu Darvish I found I was collecting a lot of sliders from Darvish's previous start, against the Blue Jays. Sliders to righties, where the righties would chase pitches and miss by a foot or more. Could have filled an entire article with those sliders. Here I have shown you nine great Yu Darvish pitches, and none of them are sliders to righties. Yu Darvish does a lot of things.
I just wish he were even better.
Sam Miller is an author of Baseball Prospectus. Follow @SamMillerBB
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#2 is probably also the splitter. It's very like #1, but Darvish misses his spot a bit. Soto sets up the same way in #1 and #2, different from #3.
Aug 31, 2012 08:50 AM
Craig Goldstein
I felt like #2 and #3 might have both been sliders, but I really have no idea. This article was phenomenal. The Lobaton paragraph really got me. Thanks Sam.
Aug 31, 2012 09:27 AM
Terrific feature, especially the sequencing elements. It really helps expand our understanding of the challenges facing hitters, and how they adjust their approach.
Aug 31, 2012 09:43 AM
Love this feature and this version of it in particular. The context and set-up is great. Here's hoping that Darvish grows into the true ace he looks like at times like these, instead of the nibbling virtuoso he sometimes is.
Aug 31, 2012 11:18 AM
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KPC Lineup Range from Jazz Music to Ninja Acrobatics in the Untraditional Holiday
Kirkland Performance Center's popular Old-Time Holiday Show returns with four performances December 14 through 16 for families seeking traditional holiday entertainment; remaining performances in the post-Thanksgiving KPC line-up fall in the very UN-traditional category. Shows featuring jazz, soul, indie, folk, comedy and even ninja acrobatics keep holiday audiences entertained from Thanksgiving to Christmas.
VIP Tickets are available for The Four Freshmen on November 24 and Nanda: The Jacket – Christmas "Kung Faux" on December 21 and 22. Quantities are very limited. VIP patrons receive prime seating and the opportunity to meet the artists after the show. A complete list of shows for the remainder of the season is available at www.kpcenter.org. Tickets are available over the phone at (425) 893-9900 or at the KPC Box Office Noon – 6pm Tues - Sat and until curtain on show days (hours are subject to change seasonally). The Box Office is located at 350 Kirkland Ave., Kirkland WA.
Seattle International Comedy Competition Finals November 23, 7:30pm - Tickets $27.
Comedy Underground returns to KPC just in time to offer comedy relief from Black Friday shopping! Hundreds of comedians audition each year from around the country to compete; only thirty-two are chosen. This final round of competition at KPC will feature 5 of the best comedians selected from previous qualifying rounds. May contain adult material.
The Four Freshmen (pictured above) November 24, 8:00pm - Tickets $35 ($75 – VIP)
Formed at Arthur Jordan Conservatory of Music in Indianapolis in 1948, The Four Freshmen are a ground-breaking vocal group who influenced The Hi-Lo's, The Beach Boys, Manhattan Transfer and countless other close-harmony ensembles in the 50's and 60's. The great Stan Kenton paved the way for them to record for Capitol Records in 1950. The singers accompany themselves on guitar, bass, drums and trumpet, earning them six Grammy nominations.
Christine Lavin & Uncle Bonsai December 1, 8:00pm - Tickets $32
Singer, songwriter, entertainer Christine Lavin and folk-pop trio Uncle Bonsai deliver this year's only Christmas, Hanukkah, Solstice, New Year's concert with a grain of salt and a lot of laughter. With the spotlight on fresh, new holiday-themed songs along with those from their own repertoires Christine and Uncle Bonsai deliver an exuberant concert of songs you'll never hear in an elevator. Joining Christine and Uncle Bonsai are classical guitarist Hilary Field and singer-songwriter Larry Murante.
Gabriel Kahane & Rob Moose with Elizabeth and the Catapult December 6, 7:30pm - Tickets $18
Eclectic CAN be cohesive! Singer, multi-instrumentalist and composer, Gabriel Kahane comes to KPC to play work from his latest album Where are the Arms - a suite of 11 smart songs that weave in, out and between pop, rock and classical, covering a broad range of emotions. Having collaborated and performed with the likes of Sufjan Stevens, Loudon Wainwright III, and former Nickel Creekfront-man Chris Thile, Kahane will be joined by frequent collaborator Rob Moose (Bon Iver, Beth Orton, The National). Brooklyn-based Elizabeth and the Catapult opens.
Meshell Ndegeocello: A Dedication to Nina Simone December 13, 7:30pm - Tickets $30
While Nina Simone is no longer here to pass the torch, Meshell Ndegeocello's latest album "Pour Une Ame Souvraine" (For a Sovereign Soul) clearly nominates her as Simone's heir apparent. This work is not just a tribute but a transformation. Produced by Meshell and guitar player Chris Bruce, this album is a labor of love, a reflection of Meshell's awe, affection, and gratitude for the pioneering work of a woman who refused to be owned by genre, industry, or expectation. The live performance of this seminal work is one you will be proud to witness. A bass player above all else, Meshell brings her signature warmth and groove to everything she does and has appeared alongside the Rolling Stones, Madonna, Alanis Morrisette, James Blood Ulmer, The Blind Boys of Alabama, Tony Allen, John Medeski, Billy Preston, and Chaka Khan. As for her own bass-playing influences, she credits Sting, Jaco Pastorius, Family Man Barrett, and Stevie Wonder. Meshell was the first woman to be featured on the cover of Bass Player magazine and remains one of few women who writes music and leads the band.
KPC's Old-Time Holiday Show December 14-16, 4 shows 2:00 & 7:30pm - Tickets $18-$30
Get your tickets early to KPC's annual sell-out variety show. It's a true holiday classic featuring comedians, clowns, jugglers, singers, live music, choirs, specialty acts and surprise guest artists. It's the Ed Sullivan show meets Prairie Home Companion --with some Cirque de Soleil tossed on top. It's a perfect dose of entertainment for visiting friends and family of all ages.
Nanda: The Jacket – Christmas "Kung Faux" December 21-22, 7:30 & 8:00 pm - Tickets $20-$35 (VIP $65)
Teeming with juggling, acrobatics and high-energy fight sequences, "The Jacket" redefines the modern ninja with a deft combination of comedy and absurd pop-culture references making for an entirely original work of fast-paced, eye-popping theatre. The show blasts flippantly into a ridiculous world of martial arts folly and adventure, and then at the drop of a hat, or a timely juggling club, will suddenly become a circus-slapstick throwback to classic vaudeville or a pantomimed espionage-action flick parody. This panoply of stylistic influences is propelled by a sweeping story, replete with ancient mystics, kung-faux robots, lasers, and a myriad of other oddities borrowed from motion picture miscellany.
The result is an irreverant spectacle-laden homage to the intrepid achievements of popular culture, with a wink and smile at the old days of Marx Brothers-style wit and Charlie Chaplin's physical comedy. Nanda gang will be putting a holiday-themed Kung-Faux spin for this special December performance!
Kirkland Performance Center provides cultural enrichment by offering a home for the presentation, support and promotion of the performing arts. Located in downtown Kirkland, this 402-seat theatre hosts an average of 300 music, theatre and family-oriented performances a year from acclaimed regional, national and International Artists. With an annual operating budget of $1.2 million KPC serves more than 70,000 patrons and over 20,000 students each year. Since opening in 1998 over 800,000 patrons have walked through KPC's doors. In addition to presenting performing arts, KPC conducts a variety of educational and community outreach programs at area schools. These are designed to bring visiting artists into the classrooms for in-depth workshops. KPC also grants students the opportunity to perform in a professional setting on the KPC stage.


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A new study using gene sequencing finds the superbug MRSA can be transmitted from animals to humans.
Researchers in England and Denmark used whole genome sequencing to establish the animal-to-human transmission of methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus, the MRSA bacteria.
"Our findings demonstrate that the MRSA strains we studied are capable of transmission between animals and humans, which highlights the role of livestock as a potential reservoir of antibiotic-resistant bacteria," says Ewan Harrison, lead author of the study and a scientist at the University of Cambridge. The study was published in the journal EMBO Molecular Medicine.
The New York Times reports that Louise M. Slaughter, (D-N.Y.) sent a letter to the U.S. Food and Drug Agency Commission Margaret Hamburg calling for immediate action to reduce the use of antibiotics in livestock.
Slaughter says the study, conducted on two small farms in Denmark, "ends any debate" about whether giving antibiotics to livestock is a risk to humans. "The extreme overuse of antibiotics in livestock is endangering human health," Slaughter says.
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MARK Collier has his fingers crossed that Luke Hopper will gain international clearance in time to feature in Chippenham Town's clash with Corby Town on Saturday.
The Bluebirds boss is hoping to tie up the signing of the 24-year-old former Swindon Supermarine and Hungerford Town man, who also had a spell at Hardenhuish Park back in 2007, after Hopper spent the majority of last year playing in Australia for Danedong Thunder and South Melbourne.
Collier had the striker at his disposal during his time in charge of Marine and reckons he will reunite with an even better player than the one he managed before.
"Luke wasn't at his fittest back when he was at Supermarine and I think that he'd admit that but he's come back from Australia in really impressive shape," said Collier.
"He can play as a striker, just off the front man and also out wide, so he should be another good addition.
"Because he's been playing in Australia, we've had to put in for international clearance and that can take up to 30 days sometimes. But because the deadline's passed for all of the pro clubs and he's already played here, hopefully it shouldn't take that long.
"Hopefully he can be involved this weekend – but we'll have to wait and see."
Collier also confirmed that midfielder Jake Simpson, who was left out of his squad for last week's victories against Weymouth and St Neots Town for breaching club discipline, was back in contention for last weekend's postponed trip to Arlesey Town.
Forward Lloyd Macklin parted company with the club last Thursday after also being dropped but youngster Simpson remains a part of the manager's plans.
He said: "Lloyd has gone now but Jake's situation was separate from that. He came to the game against St Neots last week and we had a good chat there. He understands that he's got to work hard now and he was going to be involved at Arlesey."
While frustrated that his side weren't given the chance to build on last week's back-to-back home wins, Collier admits the Arlesey postponement may have been a blessing in disguise.
"Ben John's partner went into labour, so we would have been without him, and Lee Phillips was also feeling his hamstring a bit and wouldn't have played – I think those two were glad the game was off," he added.
"Greg Tindle was a bit stiff too, although he would have been fine to play.
"We're trying to push through a scan for Joe McClennan on his calf problem but Iain Harvey is still the main absentee at the moment.
"We were looking to keep our momentum going last weekend and we thought it was a game we could pick up points in but it wasn't to be."
Collier also revealed that he won't be pursuing the signature of Matt Bulman after the goalkeeper was released from his contract at Forest Green Rovers.
The 27-year-old, who is now a free agent, was brought in on a month's loan by the Bluebirds chief last November but with Ben John and Kent Kauppinen already at his disposal, Collier isn't looking to snap up a third keeper.
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Versace, Roberto Cavalli, Jenny Packham, and more designers gave Disney's princesses a high fashion makeover for Harrods' holiday windows! Get a sneak peek here!
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London department store shopping miracle Harrods is well known for their spectacular holiday window displays; this year, though, they've got something planned that will make every little girl's (and probably quite a few little boys' dreams come true: High fashion Disney princesses!
According to the Telegraph, an elite team of designers including Versace, Roberto, Cavalli, Valentino, Oscar de la Renta, Jenny Packham, and Elie Saab have reimagined Ariel, Aurora, Cinderella, Tiana, Jasmine, and all the rest of Disney's royal ladies in gorgeous couture creations. The window displays don't debut until November 1, but Harrods HAS seen fit to give us a little sneak peek of what we've got to look forward to. Check out the princesses and their inspiration sketches here!
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A lot of "us" got an unwanted jumpstart on spring cleaning last week when the heavy rains just wouldn't quit and our sump pumps couldn't keep up, resulting in flooded basements. My family was one of the "us."
My husband and I have a nice routine in the mornings. On most days, we start our morning with a cup of coffee and some separate reading time in either our office area or our family room, both of which are in the basement. Then my husband and I get together for breakfast as we watch the news and weather on our only television, located in the family room.
But last Thursday, that quiet routine was interrupted as we went downstairs and stepped onto the water-saturated carpet in our basement. Forget the coffee; we had work to do. My husband began vacuuming up the water, which was a losing battle since the water was still coming into one corner of the basement. We lifted stuff off the carpet. We unplugged everything that could be unplugged.
We moved everything we could from the basement into the garage. We got on the list to get the basement professionally cleaned. We are still on that waiting list.
Our morning routine hasn't returned to normal yet.
But we know we are among the more fortunate ones. We have heard the stories of others with multiple inches, even feet, of standing water in their basements, with everything ruined. I've seen the piles of ruined stuff along the curbsides, waiting for a city pick-up.
I don't pretend at all that our inconvenience, and potential financial clean-up expense, compares to what these other folks have faced and continue to face. It's hard for me to imagine the challenges before them, to think about the things they might have lost.
For me, probably my biggest inconvenience of not having access to our basement is the fact that I couldn't watch "American Idol" or "Amazing Race" on television. In perspective, that's a fairly minor inconvenience.
On Monday night, my family faced another television-less and computer-less evening, since our computer is also located in the basement. But as I looked around our upstairs living room, I couldn't help but smile. We were well and healthy. We were reading books and magazines, sharing interesting findings and comments on what we were reading. In the past few days, we have rediscovered the fun of board games.
Sure, I'd much rather have my basement back, dry and clean, and to know what financial impact this will cost us. But for now, at least I have seen a couple glimpses of silver linings through the rain.
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There are a lot of things to be unlearned from conventional wisdom. We've all come to believe that if we have declining manufacturing employment, this would necessarily equate to some combination of the U.S. losing its relevance in the world, the rise of China and jobs going overseas, or imminent economic weakness. We believe that imports are inherently "bad" for the economy and that more imports somehow hurt exports in tandem. And we believe that if the U.S. dollar falls in value, all will be fixed, that exports would blossom while imports wither, and our manufacturing sector would bloom, just like that.
None of that is true, however. Recent research from the St. Louis Fed sheds light on manufacturing, imports, exports, currencies and many other variables. There are a number of interesting takeaways that might change how you view trade and the manufacturing sector.
First, one usually thinks of the growth of manufacturing employment equaling the health of the broader economy, but it really isn't the best barometer. For starters, just after World War II, manufacturing occupied half of the total number of employees in private industry. Now that figure is 11%. Put another way and looking more recently, manufacturing employment peaked in June 1979 at around 20 million and declined steadily to about 11 million in January 2010.
But that ignores the fact that manufacturing has evolved over the years to need fewer employees. Productivity gains have been much higher in manufacturing than in other industries, so there is less of a need to hire more workers to increase production. While some manufacturing has moved overseas, manufacturing productivity has increased by an average of 3.7% annually from 1996 to 2012, compared with 2.3% for all private businesses (including manufacturing). Since the end of the recession in 2009, manufacturing productivity has advanced at a 4.2% rate.
Unless manufacturing output grows by more than productivity gains, there will be little need for hiring in the sector. Thus, a lack of payroll gains in manufacturing does not portend economic weakness. And manufacturing had a strong 15.2% return on capital from 1999 to 2010, higher than the 13.5% for all industries, indicating a profitable use of capital.
Exports and manufacturing aren't as linked as imports and manufacturing are, the researchers found. First, exports have been growing, by the way. Since 1990, U.S. exports to China have increased 20-fold, while exports to the rest of the world increased three-fold. Interestingly, the researchers determined that there is actually a near-zero correlation between exports and manufacturing output.
However, imports are more important to the manufacturing sector than are exports, because many of the high-value-added products assembled here use lower-value-added parts made abroad. A reliable source of lower-cost parts, even if imported, means a healthier manufacturing sector, as those lower-cost parts boosts profit margins whether sales are made in the U.S. -- often the sector's largest market -- or abroad.
The researchers used the example of the Boeing (BA) Dreamliner. It is made here, but 30% of the content for the airliner comes from abroad. Efforts to make imports more expensive would make the Dreamliner less profitable. The Dreamliner example is consistent with a broader trend, where nearly 34% of the intermediate materials and parts for U.S.-made goods were imported in 2006, up from 25% in 1998.
What all of this boils down to is that attempts to promote exports to the exclusion of imports are misguided. In other words, politicians should not meddle in trade, such as berating China over manipulation of its currency or enacting any tariffs or the like. After all, more expensive Chinese parts mean higher input costs and a less-competitive U.S. manufacturing sector.
And perhaps the most surprising result of the research is that the value of the U.S. dollar has no discernible relationship to the health of U.S. manufacturers or manufacturing output. There is zero correlation, the researchers found.
So if the Federal Reserve were to engage in a campaign to lower the value of the dollar through quantitative easing, or if China were to revalue the renminbi, it wouldn't much of an effect on manufacturing. Considering how important imports are to U.S. manufacturers, it would probably even out when it comes to the expenses one incurs for parts from abroad vs. the revenue from overseas customers who buy our finished goods.
So you see, manufacturing employment probably isn't the best metric for understanding our economic health, given the role of productivity gains on staffing levels. And manufacturing needs imports as much as we need exports, so currency changes don't have much of a net effect. For the long term, the sector isn't doing as poorly as some might portray it to be. Instead, I worry that any meddling by policymakers might cause unintended harm.


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I am looking to plant my front garden with visually attractive plant or plants that will be good for bumblebees and other pollinators.
It is North facing, but of an open aspect and is about 2.5 metres square. Should grow no more than 3 metres tall.
Any ideas…?
Good question as north facing can be a problem. You could start by going to the RHS plant selector webpage at http://apps.rhs.org.uk/plantselector/ You can give full details of soil type etc. etc. I don't know if they give information about BB friendliness but once you have selected some you like you could perhaps come back to the Forum. I for one would be interested in the selection available.
Good hunting
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Hello Platdejour,
What a nice problem to have!
You could try foxglove and teasel plants. Bumblebees like both these plants.
They are both biennials so will give some greenery through the winter months.
Once they have flowered and set seed they should self-sow for future years with thinning of seedlings all that is required.
Teasels have very large leaves and these can cover the ground for about a two feet diameter but with some careful pruning as they grow they will not stunt nearby plants and the teasel plant will not be harmed.
I have seen both these plants grown successfully in a north facing garden.
Good luck!
You may also like to look at the following plants bearing in mind that each will have many species with some better for shade and a north-facing aspect than others:
Bluebell – native English - Hyacinthoides non-scripta
Hollyhock - I have seen these successfully grown in a north-facing aspect
As always you need to check that any plant or seed that you purchase can still produce pollen and nectar and has not been bred to exclude these.
Mahonia for example has many species which flower from autumn through to spring.
With some careful research and planning you may be able to offer forage for bees throughout the year in your choice of plants.
Depending on your particular situation: soil type, exposure to north wind etc. and how adventurous you feel you could try something like lungwort/pulmonaria which is hardy and likes partial shade but which may (or may not!) survive in your particular spot.
If you adopt a 'try it and see' approach to your planting you could be surprised!
I wish you luck in your adventure.
Like yourself l have a north facing garden. The plants I grow there are very bee friendly and grow happily facing north with no sun until mid summer.
Winter flowering Heather Erica flowers from Nov to may
Christmas rose flowers from end of Dec to April
Lungwort. " " March to may
Forget me not. " " April to June
Bugle. " " April to June
Winter hardy fuchsia " " June to frost
Himalayan honey suckle " " July to Sept (bees are always on it)
I grow daffodils and tulips amongst the fuchsia.
I hope this helps you in your quest for a Bee friendly garden in a shady spot.
Thanks for all your suggestions.
I will definitely try some of these. In fact I came back from my parents' place in the countryside yesterday with several native self-seeded foxgloves I'd dug up from their garden.
As for a feature bush, I will try one of the Hydrangea species that still have fertile flowers. The Web recommends these as being attractive to pollinators: The lacecap varieties - http://urbanpollinators.blogspot.co.uk/2012/07/the-sterile-hydrangea.html; Hydrangea quercifolia - http://colleenmiko.wordpress.com/2012/08/27/hydrangea-quercifolia-oakleaf-hydrangea-plant-fix/; Or maybe Hydrangea paniculata "Limelight" http://www.ehow.com/info_8630645_limelight-hydrangea-flowers.html
Thanks again..
A really good shrub is the Leycesteria, also called the Pheasant Berry. It is very easy to grow in sun or shade and is loved by BBs. An added bonus is the berries which feed the birds in the autumn. Ours have survived frost, snow and winds and even if a stem does die, the plant shoots readily from the base. Also they've retained most of their leaves throughout winter even though I understand they are deciduous.
Don't wish to put you off the hydrangea lacecaps but the BBs didn't go for the couple of those that we had.
Best of luck.


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ARTEFACTS from Devizes' Roman past, or even earlier, could emerge from a community archaeology project being planned in the town by Wiltshire Heritage Museum.
Although the origins of the town are thought to date back only to the Norman Conquest, when the first castle was built by Roger, Bishop of Salisbury, there is evidence of settlement dating back 14,000 years.
Museum director David Dawson, who is spearheading the scheme, said: "We have a stone axe, made from stone that came from Cornwall, that dates back to 12,000BC.
"In 1714 Roman figurines of gods were unearthed on the Green.
"I can't tell you what a sensation that caused at the time. It was before the discovery of Pompeii and it came as a huge culture shock.
They came from an England people had only read about in Latin texts."
In the 1880s a Roman villa was discovered in the area of Southbroom School and many wonders were unearthed from a burial site in the area.
These included an exquisite glass jar that possibly came from Syria, complete with the perfume manufactured in that area.
When the county's archaeology field group carried out a geophysical survey on The Green, they found evidence of archaeological features which could date back to the Second World War or even earlier.
The archaeology project will examine various areas in the town and involve local schoolchildren.
Mr Dawson said: "We would like to work closely with local schools and youth groups to engage and involve as many people as possible.
"We have already discussed the possibility of a project with Tom Strickland, head of history at Devizes School, where the Year 7 history students study the Roman period and Year 12 students might be involved in excavating Second World War features in support of their A-level course.
"All the local primary schools cover the Romans and local history topics."
The project will culminate in an open day on the Green to coincide with the Festival of British Archaeology in July.
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encryption is your friend.... I use full disk encryption, EFS and truecrypt....
I think it is a terrible idea and it will almost certainly wreck your operating system. IMHO encryption should be used only under the following circumstances:
For sensitive data files.
If you are fully familiar with file encryption techniques, key files, backup and restore issues.
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Full-disk. Unless you have a specific reason for encrypting individual files--such a financial statements or legal documentation that may get moved around.
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Late last week, the Windows 7 Service Pack 1 ISO downloads at Digital River suddenly dried up. In the past hour, I've received official confirmation from Microsoft that the downloads are available once again. Quoting a Microsoft spokesperson:
Windows 7 and Windows 7 SP1 ISO files should again accessible via Digital River; we apologize for any inconvenience.
If a customer has lost their media, we encourage them to reach out to Microsoft CSS for assistance.
For those of you who don't have access to MSDN -- the ultimate repository of all Microsoft software -- the Digital River links are a godsend. If you need to download a genuine copy of Windows 7 SP1, these should be your first choice. Relying on torrents or other download sites is fraught with potential peril. These are the real McCoy.
The full list of Win7 SP1 links -- there are many -- appears near the bottom of the HeiDoc.net post on the subject. Jan Krohn has links for U.S. English, traditional Chinese (Taiwan), Danish, Dutch, Finnish, French, German, Italian, Korean, Norwegian, Portuguese, Spanish, and Swedish. The U.S. English version is available for Win7 SP 1 Home Premium x86 and x64, SP1 Pro x86 and x64, and SP1 Ultimate x86 and x64. The Pro and Ultimate links work for the "old" (original) SP1.
Note well: Installing the downloaded bits will give you a trial version of Win7 SP1 that can only run for 30 days. After that time, you need a valid key to keep using it.
If you already have a valid key and are downloading the ISO to re-install a fresh copy of Windows, make sure you match the version of Windows that you download with the version of Windows covered by the key; a Win7 Pro key will only work on Win7 Pro, for example. Keys that are valid on the original version of Win7 are also valid on SP1.
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Yves Mersch, the former governor of the bank of Luxembourg, whose elevation to the European Central Bank's six-person executive board became the subject of a row about the lack of female central bankers, has given his first interview since taking up the post on Monday.
The ECB normally publishes transcripts of these on its website but has not done so this time, presumably because the interview with Germany's Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung was conducted just before he formally took up post. So as a service to Money Supply readers, here are some of the highlights.
Mr Mersch attempted to pour cold water on speculation that a cut to the ECB's main refinancing rate (currently 0.75 per cent) is imminent. Read more


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A FREE skate and BMX event is being held at Bridgwater's new skatepark this weekend.
The new Bridgwater Skatepark at Friarn Avenue, near the YMCA, was officially opened on December 14, 2013.
The YMCA and Sedgemoor District Council have planned a 'Skate-Jam' to be held on Saturday, April 12, from 12pm to 4pm, run by Crucial BMX.
The event will be free and is open to all BMXer's, skaters and scooter users to come along and join in, as well as spectators.
John Ennals, chair of Bridgwater YMCA, said: "It is great to see so many young people using all elements of the skatepark. The YMCA are so proud to be a part of this exciting Bridgwater project."
The skatepark includes ramps, a bowl, rails and even has a centrepiece carrying the names of the local young people who formed a user-group and invested a great deal of time and effort into the project.
The £150,000 project was funded by a £20,000 contribution from Bridgwater Town Council and £130,000 from funds held by Sedgemoor District Council. The land for the park was provided by Bridgwater YMCA.


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I am in love with this ASOS Curve maxi dress. Isn't the color amazing? Perfect for spring. If I owned this dress, this is probably how'd I'd style it. Three different looks, yet all very casual. That's me…a casual kind of girl. From a chunky bracelet, clutch, and sandals-these are all pieces that can be found very easily. Most you probably already have them.
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text: A group of physicists have recently created a time cloak that is able to hide an event from time itself. One of the researchers had a breakthrough, at Cornell University. The researcher, Moti Friedman led the pack.The cloak works in part of a duality between space and time in electromagnetic theory, and although the explanation is rather long winded, I am going to try to give the basics in a digestible format.


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Vince Guaraldi composed many original jazz tunes (and full soundtracks) for Peanuts specials in the 60s. This is an absolutely holiday CLASSIC in my house. Holiday favorites like "O Tannenbaum" coupled with Guaraldi's famous "Linus & Lucy" Peanuts theme will surely make anyone smile and tap their toes.
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WORCESTERSHIRE County Council is giving its support to Safer Internet Day 2014, an international campaign to encourage young people to stay safe on-line.
The day, which is taking place on Tuesday, February 11 will see a countywide initiative aimed at parents, carers, educators and social care workers as well as children and young people.
John Dickinson, training officer for Worcestershire Safeguarding Children Board, said: "Worcestershire County Council is fully committed to supporting Safer Internet Day. We want our youngsters to be able to enjoy and benefit from the internet without exposing themselves or others to harm. We can support this in Worcestershire by encouraging young people and their carers to access information and support via the e-safety website swgfl.org.uk."
The day encourages children to be kind and respectful online when they're talking to others, and to look for positive and safe opportunities to create, engage and share.
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Kaulback has won several awards for both her teaching and clinical skills. She won the 2009 Teaching Excellence Award, given by UMDNJ's Stratford Campus. In 2008 the Health Care Foundation of New Jersey named her the recipient of the Humanism in Health Care Award, which recognizes individuals who practice compassion, empathy, respect, and cultural sensitivity in the delivery of health care. Kaulback also won Thomas Jefferson University Hospital's Preceptorship Award in 2005 for her mentorship of nursing students and nursing staff.
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Beautifully written Craig. I'm sure you made Buddy proud.
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Sara says...
Very nicely written appreciation of Buddy. I avoided looking around on the web for obituaries and memorial postings about Buddy all spring and summer, 'cause I was just too sad to read about it and let it sink in that he is really gone. Of course, we have the great gift of his works, which are so much of him that it's like having part of him here. Thanks for sharing your thoughts, and I am sure that Buzzard was him.


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Would you like to set up an internal server to house your Adobe CS updates ? Do you need a way to have updates applied to the client where a non administrative account is being used ? This video shows you how to set up an internal Adobe Update server by using AUSST. It also covers the Remote Update Manager tool aka RUM, which allows you to remotely invoke the Adobe Updater on a client.


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SDV Provides Seamless Logistics for Eurocopter's X3 American Tour
NEW YORK — From June 20th to July 26th the Eurocopter's X3 Helicopter was on a critical U.S. demonstration tour. To show off the amazing technology they developed, Eurocopter called SDV, the Paris-based global logistics leader to help them facilitate the logistics they needed for this vital promotion.
SDV's first challenge was the organization of transportation for the aircraft, a unique model that combines a main rotor system with plane propellers. SDV France loaded the revolutionary X3 destined for the United States in Istres, France onto an Antonov 124 destined for Dallas' Alliance Airport.
SDV Dallas facilitated the next crucial steps quickly that included unloading the X3, clearing customs, and arranging storage at a warehouse for reassembly.
After the X3's take-off in Dallas, SDV Dallas sent all the maintenance equipment, including one of Eurocopter's mobile workshops to the first demonstration site in Grand Prairie, TX, and the 4 other demonstration stopovers of the aircraft within a very small time span.
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Dairy producers in drought-stricken areas are looking for forage alternatives to extend their current feed supply, without sacrificing feed intake and milk production.
Corn stalks appear to be a cost-effective purchase to supplement forage inventories, says Frank Wardynski, ruminant educator with Michigan State University Extension. However, you must use caution not to overfeed them. Over-feeding corn stalks, particularly to lactating cows, will result in feeding a ration high in fiber content that will slow passage and reduce dry matter intake.
Also, see Wardynski's recommendations for feeding corn stalks to dry cows and heifers.
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SAINT LEO, Fla. – The No.17-ranked Saint Leo women's tennis team (10-4) secured its 10th win of the season as they conquered Bentley University, 7-2, Friday evening from the Saint Leo Tennis Center in non-region action.
The Lions collected a pair of wins on the doubles side, before downing the Falcons in five-of-six singles outings.
Winners of five of their last six matches, the Lions used a pair of shutouts on the doubles side to give the home team the advantage. Emily Singleton and Maria Benkirane teamed to down Paulina Sotomayor and Rachael Litton, 8-0. Meanwhile, Jeanette McDonald and Adrianna Daszkiewicz ousted Kara Murphy and Melanie Scott, 8-0, at No.2 flight.
On the singles side, the Lions commanded from the onset as the Lions surrendered only two points over the first four matches, including a pair of consecutive set shutouts by Daszkiewicz and McDonald at the No.2 and No.3 spots.
The women will return to action on Saturday, March 17, when they host non-region opponent Indianapolis. First serve is set for 11 a.m. from the Saint Leo Tennis Center.
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