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Description: the .DE ccTLD is the oficial TLD for Germany
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.DE domains at Gandi.netAccreditation: Gandi has been DENIC accredited since January 2008
Price: see the .DE price list
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Terms and conditionsAssigning: .DE domain names are reserved to physical and moral persons who reside in Germany, or who have an administrative contact with residence in Germany (other than a PO box). If you do not fulfil this requirement, Gandi can provide you with a proxy for free. Administrative and technical contacts must be a physical person
Syntax: from 3 to 63 alphanumeric characters or a hyphen (excluding in the first and last place)
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Registration period: 1 year
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ProceduresRegistration: during the registration of a .DE, the DNS (A, MX, and CNAME) of the domain name must be correctly configured so that it can pass the registry's zonecheck. 3 servers of 2 different C classes are required (you can use Gandi's DNS)
DNS change: to change your DNS for DNS Gandi, please contact our customer service (zonecheck required)
Renewal: before the expiration date
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A MARKETING whizz from Burnley has been 'hired' by one of Lord Sugar's former Apprentice candidates.
David Walker, managing director of +24 Marketing, will work with one of the TV show's 2013 semi-finalists, Neil Clough, to help him launch his new consultancy firm.
Mr Walker, a former Nelson and Colne College student, opened the +24 Marketing office in Northbridge House, at Elm Street Business Park, Daneshouse, last year.
The venture will also see Mr Clough's business, NWC Consultancy, launch an Apprentice-style competition to give other North West business start-ups the chance to win £10,000-worth of business support.
Mr Walker, who also attended West Craven High Technology College, Barnoldswick, now employs four staff in Burnley — including his mum, Alexandra.
They helped create NWC Consultancy's website and online marketing strategy.
Mr Walker said: "I'm delighted to be working with Neil, both to create his site and online sales strategy and support him in his business venture.
"The award is a fantastic way to recognise a small business in the region and this is a strong client to add to our portfolio. I'm passionate about rewarding entrepreneurs so this is a great way to combine business and pleasure."
Mr Clough said: "It was clear when we met that David and I shared the same drive and ethos."


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text: This was my Dad's gift this year. $9 a pound for Choice grade and worth every penny. I used my old Char-Broil grill which I gave to my dad and pulled it at 105 degrees. Wrapped in foil and one went to 110 and the other to 115. The first one we cut up and ate. It was very rare..............................blood all over the place even after letting it rest for 15 minutes. All I can say is.......................it was fantastic!! 'Course, the T-Rex loves meat that's still kickin! I rubbed both wit EVOO and some fresh rosemary, cracked pepper, salt. I also made slits in these babies and inserted some garlic. I made some garlic/curry mashed taters to go along with it and some quick au jus with the drippins and some red wine. My dad and I are in agreement that a new tradition has been started. This was my first attempt and now we are hooked. If only they sold it for less!!


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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - The traditional holiday story "A Christmas Carol" takes the stage of Jacksonville's Times-Union Center's Moran Theater for one performance only at 8 p.m. Friday, Dec. 21.
The heartwarming tale of A Christmas Carol depicts Ebenezer Scrooge, whose values are focused exclusively on profit, and his conflicts with the struggling Cratchit family, whose tragic problems typified the working class during the Industrial Revolution in Victorian England. The touching climax is based on Dickens' belief that the ills of a greedy world can be healed by brotherhood and unselfishness.
When Charles Dickens wrote his "ghostly little tale" in 1843, he couldn't know that A Christmas Carol was destined to become one of the most beloved holiday traditions of all time. The Nebraska Theatre Caravan has been touring Charles Jones' delightful adaptation of A Christmas Carol since 1979.
The Caravan's Carol is probably the most widely produced production of Dickens' in the nation, annually performing for more than 100,000 people in more than 60 cities across the country. Twenty-eight performers bring Dickens' fable of redemption to life on a set created by noted designer James Othuse.
This Victorian version of Christmas magic is presented with a full array of traditional Christmas carols interwoven with the well-known story. The songs themselves are traditional, but musical arrangements courtesy of John Bennett are contemporary.
The colorful scenery and elaborate costumes faithfully recreate the Victorian period. Exceptional voices, lively dancing and dazzling special effects like the mysterious spinning bed combine to create a spectacular holiday show for the entire family.
Tickets start at $26.50 ($13.25 for children 12 and under) and are available at ArtistSeriesjax.org or (904) 442-BWAY.


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Two children, who were all tangled up in their reckoning of the days of the week, paused on their way to school to straighten matters out. "When the day after tomorrow is yesterday," said Priscilla, "then 'today' will be as far from Sunday as that day was which was 'today' when the day before yesterday was tomorrow!"
On which day of the week did this puzzling prattle occur?
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Usually these attempts at gathering such information are sent in an email to an unsuspecting user and claim to be from an established legitimate enterprise. The e-mail directs the user to visit a Web site where they are asked to update personal information, such as passwords and credit card, social security, and bank account numbers - information the legitimate organization already has. The Web site, however, is bogus and set up only to steal the user's information.
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NIJ seeks proposals to conduct exploratory, mixed-methods research, employing both quantitative and qualitative data collection, related to the impact (if any) of the oil industry on domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault, and stalking in the Dakotas and Montana. Research proposed may be focused at the Federal, State, local, and/or tribal levels.
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On May 31 at 1 p.m., over a century after its founding, South Philadelphia's Shivtei Yeshuron-Ezras Israel, the last "storefront shul" left in the neighborhood, becomes one of the focal points of the Hidden City Festival.
On May 31 at 1 p.m., over a century after its founding, South Philadelphia's Shivtei Yeshuron-Ezras Israel, the last "storefront shul" left in the neighborhood, becomes one of the focal points of the Hidden City Festival.
As reported last month in an article in the Exponent, the Fourth Street house of worship, affectionately known as "The Little Shul," went to the festival organizers to propose that the two organizations work together on events that would take advantage of the synagogue's location and history, which includes nearly being demolished in 2007.
The result of that collaboration will be on display this weekend with "Knit Lab," an interactive knitting laboratory led by textile designer Andrew Dahlgren. Trained knitting machine techs will work with festival-goers to create a tapestry that will ultimately adorn the entire three-story façade of the building in a nod to both the history of Jewish South Philadelphia and of the local textile industry.
Beginning on June 3 at 8 p.m., the shul will also be the site of "Radical Jewish Music: A Concert Series." The first of the three-concert series, produced in conjunction with Ars Nova Workshop, will feature the music of Masada Book Two – The Book of Angels, by composer John Zorn, as performed by Abraxas, an American-Israeli band with Sephardic and Moroccan influences.
The final part of the collaboration between Hidden City and Shivtei Yeshuron-Ezras Israel is a speaker series that will feature Counter Culture coffee, fresh bagels and different experts expounding on topics that are distinctly Jewish Philadelphian. The first event in the series is "Chasing Dreams: Baseball and Jews in America," which takes place on June 2 at 10 a.m.
Knit Lab: May 31-June 2 (no machines will operate over Shabbat)
Sunday Morning Speaker Series: "Chasing Dreams: Baseball and Jews in America," June 2; "Radical Jewish Philadelphia," June 9; "Clarion, Utah and the Jewish Back-to-the-Land Movement," June 16; "Release Party, reading and Brunch for My First Kafka," June 23; "The SPHAs and Jewish Basketball," June 30
Radical Jewish Music: A Concert Series: Abraxas: June 3; Volac: June 12; Moloch/Uri Caine
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More wins for Rocket boys basketball
Nick Tully poured in 25 points to lead Rockford to a 77-38 victory over Pierz last week. Brock Deering added 13 points and Brendon Schumacher scored 10.
In the 47-44 win over Watertown-Mayer, Deering scored 15 points and Tully had 13 to pace the offense.
The Rockets play at Kimball Friday, Feb. 22 and at Milaca Thursday, Feb. 28 before coming home to face Maple Lake Friday, March 1.
Rockford girls basketball
Rockford went up against league leader Eden Valley-Watkins and lost 42-26 last week. Hnubci Lee led with 11 points. Brianna Calder had 10 points and six rebounds and Jayda Palmer added 11 rebounds.
The Rockets also lost to Kimball Area 49-38. The team ends the regular season at home against Belgrade-Brooten-Elrosa Thursday, Feb. 21.
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The match for Rockford ninth-grader Nick Selly carried a lot of weight for the Rockford wrestling team at the Section 5AA team tournament last week.
Normally working at the 170-pound weight class, Selly was asked to bump up two classes and compete at 195 against Orono. A pin by Selly gave the Rockets at 40-38 victory.
"Both teams played around with lineups to find the right matchup," said coach Nick Peterson. "Our other victories were by Ty Griffin, Brad Johnson, Brad Scribner and Brad Thorson.
Rockford moved on to face top section seed Totino-Grace and lost 72-7. Johnson and Griffin won their matches. The two will challenge for section titles and trips to state starting at 5 p.m. Friday, Feb. 22, continuing at 10 a.m. Saturday, Feb. 23 at Fridley.
Griffin is a defending state champ who is 17-5 this season. Petersen said he is getting stronger after being slowed by injury earlier in the season. Johnson is 28-3.
Delano wrestlers
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Miles Hammerlund will seek a return trip to the state wrestling tournament when Delano competes at the Section 2AA individual tournament, Feb, 22-23 at Waconia. The senior finished second last season.
The Tigers lost to St. Peter 42-25 at last week's section team tourney.


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A MOTHER-of-four was left petrified after being confronted by a house raider who took cash from her children's money boxes, a court heard.
The victim was asleep on the settee of her Oswaldtwistle home around 10.30am, after the school run, last December 2. She was woken by noises and looked up to see intruder Jay Leonard smiling at her. He then stared at her as she shouted, 'Who are you?', before leaving the property in Blackburn Road.
Prosecutor Stephen Parker told Burnley Crown Court: "She said she was terrified. She didn't know whether there was somebody else in the house or he was on his own. He had been in all three of her children's bedrooms and money boxes had been opened.
"In her victim statement, she says, 'I have been left absolutely petrified. I feel sick at the thought somebody has searched my children's bedrooms and stolen their money'."
The hearing was told Leonard, 20, became a serial burglar last year, striking at two shops in Accrington in June and July and then going on a house invading spree in Oswaldtwistle last November and December.
The defendant, from the area, but of no fixed address, admitted five burglaries and was locked up in a Young Offenders' Institution for a total of 28 months.
Daniel King, for Leonard, said: "He's gone very quickly and very seriously off the rails. He has a distinct lack of skills and of maturity."
Leonard thought the householders would be out during the day and he was trying to get food or items to sell for food.
The solicitor added: "He asked me to tell the judge he is, in his words, getting his head together."
Sentencing Leonard, Judge Beverley Lunt said of the attack on the mother's family home: "It must have been very frightening for her, which you don't seem to understand."


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ASCO Annual Meeting
June 4, 2012
In a recent international study, researchers found that the targeted therapy drug afatinib kept advanced non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) with mutations (changes) to the epidermal growth factor receptor (EGFR) from worsening longer than the standard treatment. Targeted therapy is a treatment that targets a cancer's specific genes, proteins, or the tissue environment that contributes to cancer growth and survival. Specifically, afatinib targets EGFR. In a healthy cell, EGFR allows cells to grow and divide. When there are too many receptors caused by a mutation, as happens in cancer, the cancer cells continue to grow and divide uncontrollably.
The 345 patients who participated in this study had NSCLC with EGFR mutations and received either afatinib or the standard chemotherapy, a combination of pemetrexed (Alimta) and cisplatin (Platinol) given intravenously (IV; into a vein). Overall, researchers found that it took about four months longer for the cancer to worsen for patients taking afatinib than for patients receiving chemotherapy. For a subgroup of patients with two of the most common types of EGFR mutations (called deletion 19 and L858R), the time it took for the cancer to worsen for those taking afatinib was almost seven months longer than for those receiving chemotherapy. Afatinib also slowed the development of common lung cancer-related symptoms, including cough and shortness of breath.
What this means for patients
"By more broadly and effectively blocking how these cancers grow, afatinib appears to be more effective than other therapies that target EGFR," said lead author James Chih-Hsin Yang, MD, PhD, a Professor at the National Taiwan University. "This new treatment could not only help patients live longer without the cancer worsening, but because it's given orally, it may also require fewer visits to the doctors' office than standard chemotherapy - another important quality of life advantage."
Questions to Ask Your Doctor
- What type of lung cancer do I have?
- What is the stage? What does this mean?
- Was my tumor tested for EGFR mutations? How will the results affect treatment?
- What are my treatment options?
- What treatment do you recommend? Why?
- What are the possible side effects? How can they be managed?
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Letting Go of an Only Child
Letting Go of an Only Child
Bereavement may be even more devastating and complex when your only child dies. As bereaved parents you face a lengthy and compounded mourning process that leaves you feeling bewildered, helpless and isolated. As you face each day, you wonder if anyone else has ever experienced such deep, raw emptiness.
The silence in your life that stems from being childless is overwhelming and the world feels desolate and senseless. These feelings may last for months or even years as you journey through grief. It is important to remember that most of the feelings you have are normal. Your dreams of your child's future have been shattered, and this additional loss causes further pain and uncertainty. But you will not always hurt as deeply as you hurt now.
Grief is complex and unpredictable; it cannot be avoided or hurried. Anguish is a typical and natural part of this experience just as numerous other difficult emotions (anger, fear, loneliness, depression, jealousy) will surface and have to be dealt with. You may feel that your emotions overwhelm you at inappropriate times and possibly make you feel out of control. That is true. Jealousy and anger, especially, are emotions that many parents experience as they see others in what they perceive as "a complete" family". Or perhaps a wedding, graduation, prom night or anything that is a severed opportunity for your child will often send you into a disturbing reaction. This again is normal. And remember that each time you are truthful about your feelings and allow your pain to be released, you are leaving a little space for healing to enter.
Balance is important in the healing process, and laughter as well as tears may aid in your recovery. It may take a long while to find moments of smiling or laughter, but when it happens, try to think of it as a brief period of relief with no need to feel guilty. It is often with other bereaved parents that you may feel safe and comfortable enough to express all of your emotions. Although there may be very few others who have lost an only child, it is still helpful to join a support group for bereaved parents to feel the caring they can offer you. But at times it may seem that even their stories are also very difficult to hear because they have other children at home. That is true; however, compassion is still a key element in healing and bereaved parents will not encourage you to shut away your grief. No one has the power to take your pain away, but true compassion from other bereaved parents can soften some of the anguish you experience when you feel so distraught.
Soon you may face the dilemma of answering the question, "How many children do you have?" How you answer that question depends on your situation at the time. You may say, "My son or daughter died." You may say, "None". However, many parents feel guilty when they deny their child's existence. Another possible answer is, "I had one daughter or son." If the questioner is comfortable, he or she may ask you to tell your story. When you are having a bad day and do not want to answer further questions, you might reply, "Thank you for caring enough to ask, but this has not been a good day for me. I'm not able to talk about it now but perhaps there will be a time when I'm able to say more." What is important is to let your heart speak to you, and to recognize that, each time the painful question arises, your answer may change. And that is perfectly fine. Just as your grief changes from moment to moment, your responses to people, questions, sights, sound and smells will also change. Loss is experienced in a myriad of unpredictable ways that have a profound impact on you. All you can do is respond to what is presented at each given moment.
Well meaning family and friends may encourage you to focus on your future and find meaning in your life again. Although their intentions are good, you may feel angry at their prodding and lack of understanding, especially when life feels so empty. For those who have not experienced the death of a child it is impossible to understand the depth of your pain. They also see in you what they fear more than anything: a child's death. Losing your only child is beyond their comprehension. Therefore they look for ways to end your suffering in hopes they do not have to imagine such an experience in their own lives. It is important to let them know your authentic feelings and the necessity of being true to yourself, even if it makes them uneasy. This is your personal journey that cannot be dictated by anyone else.
Networking with another family who has lost an only child can be especially helpful to you. Ask your support group facilitator or nurse/counselor/social worker at a local hospital if there is someone who can be linked with you for phone support or perhaps informal meetings. Both families can be strengthened by these understanding and informative interactions.
Remembering Your Child
Your child can be commemorated in many ways:
- Donate to a meaningful cause in memory of your child.
- Create a memorial garden with a life-long quality in your yard, or plant a tree in a public park.
- Have a quilt made with pieces of clothing that your child wore.
- Wear a remembrance of your child as a pendant, pin, or carry a remembrance in your pocket.
- Establish a memorial fund in memory of your child.
- Donate books or something special to a school or charity of your choice
- Keep a remembrance of your child in a visible place in your home. On a mantle, coffee table or in a curio cabinet, you may place a picture with a candle next to it, sports memorabilia, a special piece of jewelry or hat, or create a collage with pictures that tell the story of your child's life. This will help others to understand that you did indeed have a child that continues to be very much loved and remembered, and you still consider yourself to be a loving parent.
- End each day by 'talking to your child' about the experiences you've had that day. Thank your child for the hopes and dreams he or she gave you, and always send your love.
Honor your child's memory in ways that feel helpful and right for YOU.
Living Again
Facing life without your beloved child can be frightening. Perhaps it seems that your reason for living has vanished. And it is true that your dreams have been shattered. But gradually you will see that, although your life with your child has ended, a new and different life is waiting to be lived. First, though, you much grieve for as long as you need to grieve. When you are ready to take a step forward, you may not know what direction to take, and there is no need to hurry. Maybe you will follow several paths as you search for new goals and a new way to experience the world. Whatever you choose to do is fine. Listen to your heart. Keep your mind open. And trust that, at the right time, you will live and love again. The memory of your child will always be with you as you reinvest in life. His or her life as you knew it has changed, but the love continues to be a presence…..forever.
Things to do to Help Yourself
- Give yourself a certain amount of time each day to grieve (cry, talk about your child, look at pictures, connect with the pain)
- When you cry, cry from the depth of your being. When you scream, go to an enclosed area where no one can hear you and scream till you're exhausted, or pound your fists on the bed.
- Understand that others cannot understand unless they've been through it.
- Every day accomplish at least one task (call a friend, go for a walk, make the bed, read a recommended book, have your hair done, smile at someone).
- Remember that it is difficult for others to be around the constant pain of your grief, especially when only your story is told. Try to ask about the other person's life, as well, (family members, job, home, health issues) so that the relationship is more balanced. We can NEVER heal when only our story counts. We must also be willing to listen and respond to others and the situations in their lives.
- If you are having difficulty sleeping or eating for more than a few weeks, it is important to contact your physician. You may need therapy and medication to help. And medication does not take the grief away, but it may soften some of the extreme responses so that you can focus more clearly and function more effectively.
- If you previously enjoyed walking or any other physical exercise, it may be beneficial for you now as you grieve. Grief is an energy that needs to be released and there are many ways to release it--physically, artistically, musically, poetically, etc. Find what works for you.
- Listen to your inner needs and make some changes in your life.
- Learn something that is new to you, and perhaps something that is related to helping you understand grief, suffering, life, or a deeper understanding of your spirituality.
- Recognize that grief is carried with you throughout life but it is YOUR choice as to how it is carried. You may carry it as a "victim" (thinking you are the only one) or you may carry it as a "courageous warrior"---something that motivates you to view life as a challenge. If you choose the courageous warrior, you will begin to connect with all of the suffering in the world and eventually you will make peace with your loss.
- Slowly create a scrapbook of your child's life.
- Always be patient and gentle with yourself. You will survive and actually find hope again, but it is necessary to remain patient.


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Elderly woman found dead ID'd
Updated 11:44 am, Tuesday, May 7, 2013
An elderly woman whose body was discovered in her North Side home Monday afternoon has been identified, and though her husband told police that she was murdered, no evidence has emerged to indicate foul play was involved.
Sandra Johnson, 71, was apparently found dead by her husband when he returned home to the 4300 block of Hollow Hill about 5 p.m., according to an incident report. He called police, frantically telling them that someone had killed his wife.
"They came in and they shot her," he reportedly yelled out at officers. "They did it!"
The woman's husband was pacing on the home's front yard as investigators searched for evidence inside.
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It appeared as though Johnson had just arrived home from the grocery store — plastic bags of groceries were found near her body and inside her unlocked vehicle outside. Her purse and open wallet lay beside her.
A revolver was found next to Johnson's body, which lay on the floor in the home's master bedroom. Police saw a single bullet hole to the left side of her chest through her black tracksuit.
There were no signs that someone had broken inside, and no one who lived at the home was believed to be there when the shooting occurred, police said.
Johnson's husband told police that he last saw his wife about noon. She had apparently canceled a doctor's appointment she had scheduled for 1:30 p.m. without telling her husband, the report says.
Officials with the medical examiner's office said the manner of Johnson's death was not yet known Tuesday morning.
"We can't rule out anything right now," Sgt. Javier Salazar said at the scene of the shooting Monday afternoon.
Michelle Mondo contributed to this report.
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You're new to the room. The conversation is already in high gear. There is a small group of people in one corner, a larger one in another. This is your first party in this new place. You understand the great potential for meeting people, for finding and a date, or for entering on to this new scene. What do you do?
Two things come to mind.
The first is to find the group closest to you. Enter into their circle and tell a joke. A smile and a laugh makes everyone feel good. It's a party after all and who wouldn't want to feel good. What a beautiful splash a joke would make into this soirée. Carpe diem as they would say in Rome or at an Ivy League school.
There's also option two.
Size up the room. Look at what people are wearing. Check out the expressions on their faces. What are they eating or drinking? Are they loud? How do they interact? What exactly are they talking about?
Several things can happen based on the way you approach this party. In the first you can jump into the circle, tell fantastic joke, and have everyone rolling on the floor laughing. You'd be the new life of the party with your choice of company for the evening.
You could also jump into the circle, tell your joke find out that it offends this particular group. All has gone horribly wrong. Even if the joke was funny, you could have pushed aside the reigning king or queen of the conversation, who of course won't taken that all to well. While it is possible to recover from this stumble, is it wise to take this chance in first place?
Social media and your company's entry onto the social media landscape is similar to this first party. As in the scenarios described above, a couple of things can happen. Before jumping into the circle, it's important to size up the situation, listen to what is being said, and then compose your social media strategy based on your findings.
Social media listening is becoming a discipline in itself. In simple terms it's a tool that searches social media platforms and blogs for words or phrases, compiling what is found in a dashboard or email. Syntax and Boolean terms can help define and clarify the results. With these, a company or organization can discover what is being said about their product or industry on the Internet both quickly and conveniently.
Is this useful?
While the social media listening tools aren't cheap, costing from a few hundred dollars a month to thousands, Eric Michelson from Canon USA says they are worth it. Aside from preventing marketing conversation gaffe, Eric says that listening can catch customer service issues early preventing product mishaps or even lawsuits, saving the company money.
As much as this makes sense, most companies aren't using a social media listening tools. They can be expensive. The human effort behind managing the tool and turning its results into actionable data requires effort. But these still may be cheaper than faulty product launches, misunderstood marketing messages, or negative publicity.
Are you using a social media listening tool at your company or agency. If so, which one? Please share your experiences.
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Just few days ago, when I strolled one iphone forum I often visit, one of my friend asked me a question that if we don't want it take up our iphone storage , could we transfer our iphone voice memo from iphone to computer for backup? For all the voice memos maybe some key for us, I don't want to delete them thoroughly.
After seeing this question, I am confused because I have never tried to transfer or copy my iphone voice memos to my pc for backup. If you are also an iphone user, a seasoned iphone user, could you give us one clue to get iphone voice memos to computer? Thanks for your kindly and helpful answers in advance!
I would say iTunes since it controls all audio in your iPhone and computer and syncronizes them.
Hello cecillovell2, There are two ways to copy iPhone voice memo from to your computer for backup.
One way: Free but just copy from one to one.
Make sure the box is checked under 'music'>'include voice memos. When the sync fails do the following:
Unplug iPhone from the computer after the failed sync
In iTunes, select File –> Library –> Organize Library –> Consolidate files
Plug in the iPhone & sync again.When you are tying to locate a voice memo in the list of voice memos in iTunes, which appears alphabetically as the playlist 'voice memos' amongst your playlists on the right hand side in iTunes, you can search by date.
Two way: Paid, but copy in a time.Use iPhone to Computer Transfer, which allows you to easily and fast transfer voice memos from iPhone to PC for backup. Then you can upload the iPhone voice memos to YouTube, Facebook, etc. to share those audio recording with your friends, copy an audio CD or add them to iPod touch, iPad.<snip/>
Choose the suitable way you want according to your demands
You canDirect Share from Phone
You can also email or MMS the voice memo directly from your phone. If you only have a few files, emailing them may be a good option.
You can use this way for the transfer of voice memo from iPhone to computer: <snip>link deleted</snip>I just found it from the web, and it works well. You can have a try!
Unplug iPhone from the computer after the failed sync
Hey, Calinere, Thank you for your tip, I have tried iStonsoft iPhone to computer transfer, it really works great, I found it also works for my iPad mini, lala, thank you very much!!!
its to simple gear..easy way is..u can do mma or email..u also can attach your data cable n transfer ur data
It is possible to transfer voice memos from iPhone to a computer via iTunes or you can send your iPhone voice memos as an email or MMS if they are small in size. There are also many third party programs that lets you accomplish this task with ease. This article worth a look: <snip>Link deleted</snip>
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So next week for my wife's family i am making some pulled pork. The total people are as follows, 19 adults and 5 kids. My question is, am i good with the amount of pork shoulder i purchased? I bought 2 IBP pork shoulders from sams club totaling 15.7 pounds.
There will be side dishes, appetizers, etc so i think i have the right amount.
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Jesus said, "Father, forgive them, for they do not know what they are doing." —Luke 23:34
We all have a story to tell. As you read this you may think it is impossible to forgive your unfaithful husband or wife. You may feel you cannot forgive your abusive parent. You may feel you cannot forgive what was done to your son or daughter. How can we forgive the church leader who took advantage of his position? What about the person who lied to us or about us, or the person who believed those lies? The list of potential offenses is endless. Often closer to home, there are relatives and former close friends who have become enemies.
People experience real pain when they or someone they love is hurt by another person. It is often harder to forgive when the one who has been hurt is someone you love deeply, especially your child. I find it much easier to forgive what people have said or done to me personally than what they say or do to my children.
But it is still very hard to forgive those who have hurt us directly, especially when they do not feel the slightest twinge of conscience.
But remember, at the foot of Jesus' cross no one seemed so sorry. There was no justice at His "trial"—if you could even call it that.
What was Jesus' response? "Father, forgive them, for they do not know what they are doing" (Luke 23:34). This must be our response as well.
Excerpted from Total Forgiveness (Charisma House, 2002).
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Big Bang-XPower: A new MSI motherboard announcedby Ian Cutress on 5/1/2010 2:10 AM EST
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Makaveli - Sunday, May 02, 2010 - linkIs that a SATA 6G marvell controller on a intel chipset board ??
If so no thanks i'll wait until intel releases their on native design.
And ESATA > USB 3.0!
Waiting the new board round up i'm sure you writing! Reply
jigglywiggly - Sunday, May 02, 2010 - linkEsata is shit compared to usb 3.0
USB has power running through it. Reply
yyrkoon - Sunday, May 02, 2010 - linkYeah, spoken like a true . . . wanna be Geeksquad employee. Can I be like you ? Reply
Makaveli - Monday, May 03, 2010 - linkLMAO that was great. Reply
Rajinder Gill - Monday, May 03, 2010 - linkYes, it is Marvell I'm afraid. With regards to a board round-up, we're going to look at the high-end boards as a group (there's four inbound). There will be a review of ASRock' X58 Extreme 3 as well..
Raja Reply
somedude1234 - Monday, May 03, 2010 - linkThe tech specs on the web site say "6 x PCI-Express x 16 slots" under the video section.
The X58 chipset offers 36x PCI-e 2.0 lanes. They may have six slots on the board that are mechanically x16, but listing it as they do is disingenuous at best.
Most X58 boards offer:
- x16 + x16
- x8 + x8 + x8 + x8
- If you're lucky, you'll also have an extra x4 slot that's usable in dual x16 or quad x8 configurations.
I'm really interested to see how MSI has these slots laid out. Reply
7Enigma - Monday, May 03, 2010 - linkNow I've seen it all. A graphics card I can understand but a motherboard? That's just rediculous. MSI, save your cash from this website/partnership and work on a bios update. Reply
iamkyle - Monday, May 03, 2010 - linkFinally, a motherboard manufacturer who finally gets that if I'm building an enthusiast system, I don't want the crappy onboard sound! Reply
Hrel - Friday, May 07, 2010 - linkYou guys need to add something to the title to indicate that the short articles, 1 or 2 pages, are short. I'm talking about in the RSS feed; since that's how I get to the articles. I mean, adding a simple <2 at the end of the title would get the job done. I simply don't always have time to read through a whole long review, but I still want to catch up a little on my anandtech reading. After I select a feed though it marks it as read so I won't know to go back and finish it later unless I leave it open untill I'm done; see my problem? Please start labeling the "short" articles as short articles. Reply


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Google's stance against the European Commission on the subject of privacy – rolling out its new policy for sharing personal data among its sites despite warnings that it may breach European law – strikes me as foolhardy.
US companies that get into a tangle with the EU, often egged on by US supporters who believe that European regulators are over-reaching their powers, tend to come off worse from the struggle. The prime example was Microsoft in its anti-trust battle during the mid-2000s.
The pattern is in danger of being repeated, with supporters of internet freedoms such as Jeff Jarvis of City University of New York criticising the EU action and arguing that it is part of a pattern of government attempts at misguided regulation. Read more


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Meat, Tomato, and Mozzarella Stuffed Zucchini Cups
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Phase One Appetizers and Condiments
Tomatillo Salsa with Roasted Green Chiles, Cilantro, and Lime from Kalyn's Kitchen
Roasted Edamame from Mele Cotte
Kale Chips from Nourish Me
Roasted Shrimp Cocktail from Running with Tweezers
Smoked Salmon Tartare in Cucumber Cups from Stacy Snacks
Roasted Shrimp and Sausage Bites from Whistlestop Cafe Cooking (turkey Italian sausage is best for South Beach)
Phase One Salads and Salad Dressings
Raw Summer Squash Salad with Arugula, Feta, and Herbs from Kalyn's Kitchen
Greek Cabbage Salad with Feta and Thyme from Kalyn's Kitchen
Wilted Escarole Salad with Kohlrabi, Radish, Lemon, and Parmesan from Kalyn's Kitchen
Three Bean Salad from Culinary Types
Lemon and Thyme Chickpea Salad from Sidewalk Shoes
Copycat Cubed Caprese Salad from In Good Taste
Cauliflower "Rice" Salad from The Breakaway Cook (skip the plums for phase one)
Shepherd's Salad (Coban Salatasi) from eCurry
Ensalada Chilena from Trini Gourmet
Creamy Dilled Cucumber Salad from Closet Cooking (skip the sugar or use Splenda)
Grilled Vegetable Salad from Recipe Girl (skip the sugar or use Splenda)
Green Bean Salad with Arugula, Tomatoes, and Basil Dressing from The Parsley Thief
Spicy Thai Peanut Drizzled Wilted Spinach from Fab Frugal Food (use Splenda for South Beach)
Farmers Market Three Cucumber Salad from Pen and Fork (use Splenda for South Beach)
Diced Caprese Salad with Pesto Dressing from Closet Cooking
Tomato Salad with Salsa Verde Vinaigrette from Running with Tweezers
Phase One Soups, Stews, or Chilis
Fisherman's Stew from The Culinary Chase
Lentil Soup with Italian Sausage and Spinach from Cookin' Canuck
Chickpea Soup from The Pink Peppercorn
Tomatillo Chicken Stew from Simply Recipes (skip the sugar or use Splenda)
Ratatouille from Eat This
Black Bean Soup from The Other Side of Fifty
Creamy Zucchini and Basil Soup from Fat Free Vegan Kitchen
Grilled Red Pepper and Oregano Soup with Goat's Cheese Cream from Lucullian Delights
Slow Cooker Anasazi Beans from A Fridge Full of Food
Chilled Avocado-Tomato Soup from Pen and Fork
Gluten-Free Gazpacho with Black Beans from The Perfect Pantry
Chicken and White Bean Soup from Jamie's Recipes
Phase One Vegetables or Side Dishes
Zucchini Bake with Feta and Thyme from Kalyn's Kitchen
Roasted Green Beans and Tomatoes with Parsley Pesto from Sidewalk Shoes
Roasted Baby Eggplant from The Blog That Ate Manhattan
Roasted Summer Vegetables from Kayotic Kitchen
Chargrilled Broccoli with Chilli and Garlic from Gourmet Traveller
Grilled Baby Vidalia Onions from Stephen Cooks
Curried Green Tomatoes from The Perfect Pantry
Delicious Garden Fresh Eggplant from Dimple Arts Photography
Oven Roasted Cauliflower from Gina's WW Recipes
Sauteed Shredded Zucchini with Parmesan and Fresh Basil from Christine Cooks
Roasted Peppers in Olive Oil from Sidewalk Shoes
Chard with Anchovies, Parmesan, and Garlic from Eating/SF
Green Beans with Garlic and Ginger from Kar in the Kitchen
Zucchini (Courgettes) Braised in Rosemary-Infused Olive Oil from Just Hungry
Phase One Meat, Chicken, or Fish Entrees
Meat, Tomato, and Mozzarella Stuffed Zucchini Cups from Kalyn's Kitchen
Grilled Halibut with Southwestern Rub and Tomatillo Salsa from Kalyn's Kitchen
Grilled Zucchini and Sausage Kabobs from Kalyn's Kitchen
Roasted Turkey Breast with Dijon Balsamic Veggies from Joyful Abode
Chipotle Lime Shrimp from Closet Cooking (replace brown sugar with Splenda for South Beach)
Grilled Whole Trout from A Mingling of Tastes
Easy Chicken and Balsamic Peppers from Karina's Kitchen
Inside Out Buffalo Wings from A Dash of Sass (go easy on the blue cheese for South Beach)
Easy Broiled Salmon from Pragmatic Attic
Easy Greek Burgers from Angie's Pangies (serve without bun for South Beach)
Cumin Lime Chicken Kabobs from What's Cookin Chicago?
Spicy Oregano Chicken from The Culinary Chase
Roasted Chickpeas with Shrimp from Whistlestop Cafe Cooking
Ashley's Perfect Grilled Lemon Chicken from The Naptime Chef
Phase One Vegetarian or Meat-Free Entrees
Zucchini Bake with Feta and Thyme from Kalyn's Kitchen
Roasted Baby Eggplant from The Blog That Ate Manhattan
Ratatouille from Eat This
Three Bean Salad from Culinary Types
Salsa Chickpea Lettuce Wraps from Happy Herbivore
Delicious Garden Fresh Eggplant from Dimple Arts Photography
Grilled Vegetable Salad from Recipe Girl (skip the sugar or use Splenda)
Phase One Breakfasts
Zucchini and Green Chile Breakfast Casserole from Kalyn's Kitchen
Ham and Cheese Crustless Quiche from Joyful Abode (use low-fat milk and low-fat cheese for South Beach)
Herbed Vegetable Frittata from Healthy Green Kitchen
Crustless Tomato Basil Spinach Quiche from Cathy's Kitchen Journey
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For Graduate School of Nursing Class Speaker Nicole Peace, RN, the privilege of nursing is getting to know one's patients, listening closely and carefully to the stories of their lives.
Peace begins writing the next chapter in her own life June 2, when she accepts her Master's Degree at the UMass Worcester Commencement and continues on to a family nurse practitioner post at a private practice in Leominster.
"I always knew I wanted to help people," said Peace, a Graduate Entry Pathway student who holds an undergrad degree in psychology. "As nurse practitioners, we're at the bedside. We work with people very closely and we learn their stories and how that impacts their health."
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Basic vs. Applied Research
Scientists conduct basic research to further the body of knowledge in a particular area, without a goal of solving a specific real-world problem. Applied research, on the other hand, always has a specific objective such as curing a disease, improving technology or solving a societal problem. Typically basic research occurs within the academic setting. Applied research is a focus for many private companies, nonprofit foundations and government agencies. But even academic institutions engage in applied research, often funded by one of the other entities. Scientists who work in basic research generally have a greater ability to choose the direction of their own research, while those in applied research have greater opportunities to get involved in different types of work in addition to their core research activities.
Research Roles
Because of the varied settings and roles, career path opportunities differ for researchers depending on whether they seek positions in basic or applied research. Some of the career path options for individuals in applied research are similar to those for individuals in basic research. In both academic and nonacademic settings, entry-level candidates can seek roles as research assistants or technicians. Such a position generally includes supervised laboratory work or data gathering. It may not require full understanding of research principles or even of the subject matter under study but instead focuses primarily on the ability to follow instructions and document activity. As individuals progress along the career path, they take on responsibilities that require increased scientific knowledge as well as solid professional skills. Intermediate positions include tasks such as managing junior-level researchers, selecting projects and acting as a liaison to other entities. In the academic setting, these individuals may serve as postdoctoral researchers or research professors. In other organizations, they may be called senior scientists or something comparable. At even more advanced levels, a scientist can coordinate an entire research program, head a university department or take on a lead role in writing cross-functional grants and proposals.
Auxiliary Roles
Scientists who advance on the career path through various applied research positions can also choose to move into auxiliary roles and move out of day-to-day research activities. Some take on roles in company leadership, filling high-level administrative roles that involve setting research strategy, obtaining grant funding or serving as a liaison with clients, business partners or other divisions. In the university setting, research scientists can move into dean or provost positions or run a specialized research center.
Impact of Ph.D. on Advancement
Jobs in applied research are less likely to require a Ph.D. than are jobs in basic research. For instance, almost all marine biologists engaged in basic research hold a Ph.D. However, while individuals with 4-year and master's degrees can and do hold research positions in applied research, the doctoral degree opens up far more opportunities. The situation varies depending on the field of scientific research: social science, biological science, atmospheric science, chemistry or physical science. For instance, social scientists have the highest education levels of all, and in social science fields a Ph.D. is usually the minimum requirement for academic positions, and is required for most nonacademic high-level positions. The situation differs for chemists: a chemist with a master's is more likely to obtain an independent research position, at least in smaller organizations. Across the board, someone with a bachelor's degree has more limited options than someone with a master's degree, who in turn has fewer options than a job candidate with a Ph.D. A minimum of a master's degree is usually required to conduct independent research, while 4-year-degree holders are limited to supervised research positions such as research assistant or technician or to nonresearch positions such as administrative assistants. Most peer-reviewed journal articles are published by individuals with doctorates, and a strong publishing history is required for advancement in academics. In other organizations, preference is given to doctorate holders due to their advanced experience with methodology, their increased subject matter expertise and their greater understanding of how an organization functions and interacts with other entities. In summary, while a Ph.D. is not as critical a prerequisite to engaging in applied research as it is for basic research, an individual with a doctorate is more likely to advance and has far more opportunities from which to choose.
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STAR of the stage Iris Boulton has bowed out for the last time as she died just weeks after her 100th birthday.
Iris, originally from Llanelli, leaves behind daughters Laraine, 70, and Christine, 67, as well as son David, 66, seven grandsons and 15 great-grandchildren.
A natural performer, she used to tour with theatre companies and pantomimes around the country, earning her the nickname The Little Fairy.
After being diagnosed with dementia in 2005, Iris celebrated her centenary in style surrounded by family and friends on March 9, before passing away on April 12.
"It was almost as if she said 'I have done that now, so I can go to sleep'," said Laraine.
"On the day of her 100th birthday she almost seemed as though she was enjoying herself. She said to me, 'Look at all these people who are here, and I do not know any of them'.
"For about a month before her birthday we kept saying to her about the card she was going to get from the Queen.
"She was very frail, and I think she just thought her time was now. Last week she had a bout of sickness and she just did not recover. She could not eat or drink or else she would choke. It was just her time.
"My brother and I sat with her for the last few days and took it in turns to stay by her bedside.
"I just said to her if you have got to go then we will not mind. It was a bit of a release for her."
Iris kept her theatrical exploits close to her chest after she started a family, but remnants have been left.
"I have got an autograph at home from George Formby, in an autograph book which has lots of names I don't know who she would have worked with many years ago," added Laraine.
"We used to have a great big trunk she used to take around with her everywhere with all her costumes in. It also used to be our holiday trunk when we would go away in the summer.
"She used to take me to the Classic theatre just off Rodbourne Road. They would change the picture every few days and I went with her every time. I do not remember much of it but she was a huge fan of Laraine Day, and that is where I got my name.
"She was just a kind and caring person and a lovely mum. She always made sure there was food on the table and she was a good manager of money.
"Her mother used to live in London during the war so mum used to take me up there every two weeks. I was only a baby but she used to look after me during the air raids. She lived through some tough times but she was always there for us."
A service will be held at Kingsdown Crematorium on April 29 at 11.15am, introduced by one of Iris' favourite songs, Somewhere Over the Rainbow by Judy Garland "If there was a piano around she would go and play it," said Laraine. "She would sing The Laughing Policeman and have us all in fits."


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Organic, "green" and Nuremberg all belong together
As long ago as 2006, the Nuremberg city council made the unanimous decision to join the organic city network Città del BIO, and was the forerunner in Germany by doing so. Today, the Città del BIO has almost 200 members across Europe. The specific goals of these "organic cities" are to support organic farming and regional production and to promote a culture of sustainable consumption and eating, whilst foregoing the use of genetic engineering in foodstuffs.
In addition, Nuremberg has been a Fair Trade city since 2010 and is host to the world's leading trade fair for organic products – BIOFACH – which for more than 25 years has been a place where people can share their passion for organic food and products. Highlights of this event include several interactive theme areas, where visitors can enjoy cookery, demonstrations and tastings and have the opportunity to share their views. Almost 45,000 visitors were welcomed at this industry event in 2015.
Every year, "Experience Organic" takes place in July in the historic heart of the city. Located in the gorgeous setting of the Nuremberg Hauptmarkt, it is a major market for organic products, culture, art, fashion and activities for children, and in 2016 it celebrates its 10-year anniversary. Organic products are also prominent at the famous Nuremberg Christkindlesmarkt, with over 25% of stallholders offering such products.
An organic experience
The Greater Nuremberg area is home to major frontrunners and market leaders in the organic sector, with over 800 companies belonging to this future-oriented industry. A major partner for sustainable development is BLUEPINGU, an association which, alongside the regional guides, offers a regional gastronomy and shopping guide with a list of over 1,200 local organic suppliers.
German Green City Index
In the German Green City Index, an environmental performance study commissioned by Siemens, Nuremberg achieved an "above average" overall result. Amongst the cities where the proportion of industry totals 25% or more, Nuremberg is the only one in Germany to rank "above average" in the CO2 emissions category.
Top position for solar energy
Germany has a "Solar National League", a competition to gauge the progress made by cities, towns and communities in installing photovoltaic systems. Nuremberg occupies the no. 1 position in this competition against other cities with more than 500,000 inhabitants.
Intelligent traffic concept
As part of its Climate Protection Programme 2010/2020, Nuremberg has added a new automated line to its underground network, operating with centrally-controlled, driverless trains. This fully-automated system enables a particularly energy-saving mode of operation.
The city also has a good public transport network which a third (33%) of local residents use daily to commute to work – the third highest percentage across the whole of Germany. There are 13 research and development bodies in the metropolitan area working on innovative traffic engineering, mobility systems and logistics.
The automatic traffic control system introduced in 2004 regulates traffic flowing towards the Nuremberg convention centre and stadium, starting a good distance away from the event sites. It is intended to minimise the negative effects of extra traffic on the approach roads during special events and thus reduce the burden for local residents.
As part of its "energy offensive", exhibition company NürnbergMesse is actively promoting the sensible use of heat and energy. It has brought together a dedicated team within the company, whose task it is to develop energy saving measures and establish them throughout the organisation. These include progressively switching to energy-saving LED luminaires for the lighting in the exhibition halls and car parks, installing modern cooling systems and holding the relevant staff training. The campaign has also led to the contract for the supply of electricity to NürnbergMesse being adapted and the proportion of electricity from renewable energy resources has been increased to 30%.
NürnbergMesse has received several awards for its commitment. Recognised as an exemplary company in the Greater Nuremberg region and as a role model for climate protection, it has been named "Energy Efficiency Winner 2015". The newly-constructed Hall 3A at NürnbergMesse is the first exhibition hall in the world to receive the "Platinum" award from the German Sustainable Building Council (DGNB).
In connection with GTM 2015, GNTB has been awarded the GreenNote seal of approval by the mygreenmeeting.de competency network in recognition of the particular focus on conservation of resources in the organisation of the event.
The GNTB cooperated with mygreenmeeting.de for the GTM Germany Travel Mart™. mygreenmeeting.de is a competency network that awards the GreenNote seal of approval to events whose organisation it considers to be consistent with the principles of environmental protection.
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Fine Arts : Printmaking + Book Arts
The Printmaking + Book Arts concentration in the Fine Arts program teaches students traditional printmaking techniques such as lithography, etching, relief, and screenprinting, as well as digital printmaking options. Exploring the possibilities of the printed multiple is encouraged, as is the investigation of an interdisciplinary approach to printmaking. Working in book arts, students incorporate the elements of 2D and 3D structure, time and sequence, text and image.
Students in Printmaking + Book Arts at UArts understand the cultural significance of printing throughout history, and the role of the "multiple" in the dissemination of information. Printmaking and Book Arts stand at the crossroads of Illustration, Graphic Design and Fine Arts. Our students assimilate the traditional roles and techiniques of printmaking with their own ambitions within contemporary culture to develop unique studio practices grounded in the print and/or the book.
An intense and immersive studio experience is coupled with inspiration from world-class art museums in the city and exposure to a wide range of visiting artists and critics. The curriculum deepens the student's cultural and intellectual understanding of the world around them, and prepares them to navigate the complexities of being an artist in today's world.


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Bass Pro Shops' Johnny Morris Gives $650,000 to Freshwater Fisheries Center
ATHENS, Texas–Bass Pro Shops founder Johnny Morris presented a check for $650,000 to the Texas Freshwater Fisheries Center at a banquet in Grapevine April 16.
The gift was Morris' way of expediting the construction of a new education building at TFFC. He pledged at an April 3, 2004, banquet to match dollar-for-dollar, up to $650,000, funds raised by April 16, 2005, by Schooling for Bass, a Dallas support group headed by Richard ("Dick") Hart. The volunteer group responded by raising $711,000.
Morris made the presentation accompanied by Bass Pro Shops staff and friends. "This check isn't from one person; it comes from a lot of people," Morris said. "It comes from the people at Bass Pro Shops. It comes from our customers. And it comes with a tremendous amount of gratitude to Schooling for Bass members, TFFC staff, Texas Parks and Wildlife Department executive director Robert Cook and to all of the incredible people who are a part of Texas Parks and Wildlife. The fishermen and women and future generations of fishermen not only of this state but of our nation are deeply grateful to you for your visionary leadership and incredible support of the sport of fishing."
Bass Pro Shops has a long association with Texas Parks and Wildlife Department. In November 1986, Mark Stevenson caught a new state record largemouth bass, which also became the first entry into what is now the Budweiser ShareLunker program. Stevenson named the bass Ethel, and that fish later was given to Bass Pro Shops and was displayed at the company's headquarters in Springfield, Mo. The check Morris presented to TFFC was inscribed "In memory of Ethel."
In accepting the donation, TPWD Executive Director Robert L. Cook said, "Texas Parks and Wildlife Department depends on partnerships to accomplish its goals. This is truly a win/win situation. We thank all the Schooling for Bass members and Bass Pro Shops so much."
Other organizations and individuals contributing to the building fund were Kathie and Ed Cox Jr., Eric Kincaid, ExxonMobil Foundation, Cain Foundation, Ginger Murchison Foundation, Hillcrest Foundation, Sheila and Walter Umphrey, Friona Industries, Hoblitzelle Foundation, Cathey and Don Humphreys, Texas Game Warden Association and J.B. Katz Foundation.
Also attending the banquet were Joseph Fitzsimons, chairman of the Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission, Commissioner Philip Montgomery, Inland Fisheries Division Director Phil Durocher and former TPWD Executive Director Andrew Sansom.
TFFC director Allen Forshage noted, "With completion of this new $1.5 million educational facility, TFFC will have an outdoor education center unmatched in North America."
The Edwin L. Cox Jr., Texas Freshwater Fisheries Center in Athens combines visitation and outdoor education with a production fish hatchery. TFFC is a facility of the Inland Fisheries Division of the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, the state agency charged with the management and conservation of the natural and cultural resources of Texas. TPWD also works to provide hunting, fishing and outdoor recreation opportunities for the use and enjoyment of present and future generations.
Built as a joint venture between TPWD, the Texas Parks and Wildlife Foundation, Inc., and the community of Athens, TFFC includes a wetlands trail and over 300,000 gallons of indoor and outdoor aquariums displaying dozens of species of native fish, waterfowl, alligators and amphibians in recreated habitats.
TFFC invites both individual and group visitation. Reservations are recommended for groups of 10 or more. Admission is charged. Public hours are 9a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday and 1-4 p.m. Sunday.
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>General Running>Wisdom teeth...
I have to have my wisdom teeth out in a couple weeks. I will be out while they do it. Any experience on running afterward. Will I need off a couple days...
No personal experience--but a friend of mine just had his out and the doc said no vigorous exercise for 5 days (I think it was 5--somewhere in that vicinity at least)
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It really depends on how badly impacted they are.
When I had mine out I was pretty much laid out for 4 days and I wouldnt have been able to tolerate impact for probably a full week
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They are kinda bad. My dentist wouldn't touch them seeing an oral surgeon. I actually had the bottom two out in high school by a dentist with local anesthesia and gas. I do remember the right side being numbed 7 times. What I remember was horrific and I was swollen and miserable for a couple weeks. I'm hoping this experience will be better
When I was playing baseball in highschool (on a summer team), a guy on my team had his wisdom teeth taken out, and that same night, he played his regular position, catcher! He was crazy.
My experience wasn't nearly has smooth, but I think that you won't be running for at least a couple days.
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I had mine out a couple months ago. Not a pleasant experience. I don't think I ran for three days, and then did a few shorter runs in the days following. I only took drugs the day of(I hate taking drugs they don't have a good effect on my mental status), but I think normally people take them longer, because the doc gave me something crazy like thirty pills and asked if I needed more and was surprised when I said I only took 4. My guess is you'll need a couple of days.
The thing about having wisdom teeth removed as an adult is, all of the things you're thinking about doing in the days that follow, suddenly don't register as all that important afterwards!
I had four surgically removed and will give you this tip; get your prescription filled before you go, and take a pain pill while in the lobby waiting to get called back. If you do that and alternate acetaminophen with an anti-inflammatory every three hours, you will never feel a thing.
I heard from a friend that drinking pineapple juice during they days beforehand reduces swelling... I took the advice and hardly swelled at all! Was a few days before I could really do anything active again though.
Another thing I just thought of.. be prepared for blood. If you want to run a few days after I would run somewhere where you can spit. My gums were bleeding for days. But remember to stay safe! Don't run outside on a trail where you're not likely to see many people in the case that you get dizzy.
Kateruns got censored haha, that made me smile. Good call, Eric.
I had a wisdom tooth taken out once by an oral surgeon, using local anesthesia and laughing gas or whatever the hell gas it was. For me the very worst part of the ordeal was the gas! Has anyone else had that experience? The gas completely paralyzed me, but did not numb or relax me or do any other useful thing - just paralyzed me and left me feeling completely conscious yet helpless, and I was totally aware of everything the doc was doing. It was just like when you need to wake up from a bad dream but you can't move 'cause you're totally paralyzed so you try to scream and thrash but you can't except with the most extreme effort. Fortunately it wasn't a painful extraction, but I will never again allow a dentist to give me (non)laughing gas.
I had all four impacted wisdom teeth a year and half ago. I had to forgo running for 6 days while they healed. I might have been able to run a day or two earlier, but the dentist was pretty adamant about no running during the first few days to ensure things heal up properly.
My wisdom tooth story is like the world's worst case, involving 1) breaking the dental instrument which apparently ticked off the surgeon, 2) "your biopsy will be back next week", 3) two weeks off work, 4) second surgery to drain the growing infection in my face before it leaked into my melon, and 5) other details.
So, I'll just leave you with one tip: "don't suck". As in, literally. After the surgery, don't suck on straws and stuff.
Edited to add: then there was the family member who went in and got one wisdom tooth pulled and was out of the dentist office 30 minutes later, no muss no fuss, no big deal whatsoever.
I've had several oral surgeries. You probably won't use most of the pain pills they give you as long as you don't run for 2-3 days. If you do run it may not hurt the day you run but it will hurt like hell the day after. Do not spit. Do not drink with a straw. Do not drink soda the ascorbic acid in it can be irritating. Try to eat lots of cold foods such as pudding and cottage cheese on days 1-2.
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To counter the horror stories - I had pizza for supper the same night I got all 4 wisdom teeth removed, and didn't use the prescribed painkillers. Of course, I was only 20 at the time.......


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The response to stress in PTSD is abnormal with long-term high levels of norepinephrine, at the same time as cortisol levels are low, a pattern associated with facilitated learning in animals. Translating this reaction to human conditions gives a pathophysiological explanation for PTSD by a maladaptive learning pathway to fear response (Yehuda 2002). With this deduction follows that the clinical picture of hyperreactivity and hyperresponsiveness in PTSD is consistent with the sensitive HPA-axis.
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EUGENE, Ore. - Freshman Thomas Awad concluded a spectacular rookie campaign with an 18th-place finish for the University of Pennsylvania men's track and field team at the 2013 NCAA Outdoor Track & Field Championships inside historic Hayward Field.
Awad ran for the national title in the 5,000 meters against the top 24 runners in the nationon Saturday. After the first mile, the East Norwich, N.Y., native was in the middle of the pack and was running about 16th through the first half of the race - he completed the first 2,600 meters in 7:16. When the leaders began to pull away, Awad was pacing at about 70 seconds each lap and finished his final 400 meters in 65 seconds. In front of a final-day crowd of 11,482, Awad finished in 14:24.81.
With his 18th-place showing, Awad is set to earn honorable mention All-America honors when the USTFCCCA makes the official announcement early next week. Awad would become the first Penn men's runner to earn outdoor All-America since Courtney Jaworski earned the honor in the 800 meters in 2005.
On Friday, junior high jumper Maalik Reynolds finished sixth to earn his fourth career All-America accolade at Penn (three outdoor, one indoor). Against some of the top competition in the country and the world, Reynolds matched two Olympic medalists jump-for-jump for most of the afternoon and finished at 2.20 meters (7 feet, 2 1/2 inches) to earn three team points for the Quakers.
There were 79 schools that earned points at the meet. The Quakers finished tied for 58th. It was the third straight year the Red and Blue scored at the NCAA Championships - the program's longest stretch since 2001-05.
Awad and several Quakers are expected to continue the year and compete in the USA Junior Outdoor Championships, June 19-22. It has been an outstanding freshman campaign for Awad. In addition to his NCAA Finals appearance, he owns the third-fastest outdoor 5,000 meters in school history after he ran 14:04.24 at the NCAA East Preliminaries. He also ran the fifth-fastest indoor 3,000 meters (8:10.20) in program history and scored for the Quakers at both indoor and outdoor Heps.
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Billionaire businessman and retail mogul Solomon Lew believes the former Gillard-Rudd governments were ''inept'' in their handling of the mining boom and ''bumbled'' their way through the good times to the great detriment of the nation's retail sector.
The comments are some of the strongest aimed at the outgoing ALP government by any Australian business leader.
Mr Lew, who is chairman of fashion retail group Premier Investments and a former Reserve Bank board member, said the ALP federal government had left a poor legacy with even the best retailers suffering.
''I think the legacy of the former government in its inept handling of the mining boom at the expense of the non-resource sectors continue to impact on retail given the employment numbers last week, the continued strength of the Australian dollar and the fragility of consumer confidence,'' Mr Lew said.
Last week, ABS data showed that the unemployment rate climbed to a post-global financial crisis high of 5.8 per cent, surprising some markets and economists.
Mr Lew, one of the richest men in Australia through his investments in retail businesses, said the Gillard and Rudd government's bickering and day-to-day political manoeuvring left the retail sector hanging ultimately feeding higher jobless figures
''If you ask me I'd say to you the former government's complete disregard for the non-resource sector of the economy while it sort of bumbled its way through the mining boom is a major contributor to the poor health state of the retail sector.
''Even good retailers found it very very hard, and it almost feels that what the new government needs to concentrate on is [being] medical people, apply what you would call CPR.
''C stands for confidence, P for productivity and R stands being responsible.''
Mr Lew's strong views about the complacency of the former ALP government was backed up by Premier chief executive and former David Jones boss Mark McInnes who laid the blame for 80,000 job losses since 2008 squarely at the feet of former Prime Ministers Julia Gillard and Kevin Rudd.
''80,000 Australians have lost their job in the last five years as a direct result of poor government policy and as [Solly Lew] said [its] not investing in the retail sector whilst taking for granted the mining sector,'' Mr McInnes said.
80,000 Australians have lost their job in the last five years as a direct result of poor government policy.
He and Mr Lew again called on the new Abbott government to eliminate the $1000-GST free threshold on online goods bought from overseas.
''And the largest component of that [retail job losses] is by allowing consumers to buy online goods that we have to pay duty and tax for and that they don't have to, we are the only western country in the world that allows that and it's cost thousands of Australians their jobs and we would urge the new government to look at that quick haste,'' Mr McInnes said.
He added retailers were also suffering from a ''draconian'' industrial relations system set up by the previous government.
The acerbic comments were made this morning as Premier Investments, which owns a stable of popular fashion brands such as Just Jeans, Dotti, Portmans and Smiggle, more than doubled its full-year profit, but warned it expected retail conditions to remain challenging in Australia.
Premier reported that full-year net profit rose to $174.5 million in the year to July 27, up from $68.3 million during the previous year.
Premier shares were down 0.5 per cent to $8.34 at around 12.30pm.
The result included a one-off $105.2 million after tax reclassification, to include Premier's investment in kitchen appliances maker Breville from early March.
Total sales across the group's fashion brands rose 0.9 per cent to $836.4 million. Like-for-like sales fell 1.8 per cent.
Mr McInnes said Premier had two growth brands, sleepwear retailer Peter Alexander, which rose 17.7 per cent, and stationery shop Smiggle whose sales rose 14.5 per cent.
Premier also announced plans today to expand Smiggle into Britain following a recent successful push into South East Asia.
''We think there are very few listed retailers in the country that have brands capable of expansion as we do,'' Mr McInnes said, ''so from our perspective we have two growth brands, most other listed retailers don't have that, one of those of that has significant retail expansion being in Smiggle and potentially Peter Alexander.''
Premier would also work hard on its core turnaround brands such as Portmans which suffered during the retail downturn.
Jay Jays, its youth fashion brand suffered, an 11.1 per cent sales drop, while Just Jeans sales slid by 3.3 per cent as Jacqui E ladies wear sales fell by 2.3 per cent.


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Fa la la la la. Four guys, dressed at Smurfs, were arrested in connection with a convenience store assault in Melbourne. Allegedly, the blue guys roughed up a 37-year-old man because he refused to light one of the Smurf's cigarettes. I know what you're thinking, The Smurfs are peaceful creatures, even Jokey. They would never do that! Or maybe, Why were these men dressed as Smurfs? Inconclusive. Lots of criminals wear disguises, but those who choose to dress as children's characters really make ya wonder. [Huffington Post]
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A DISABLED seven-year-old boy was dramatically rescued by a neighbour after a fire at his home in Blackburn.
Heroic Jordan Barnes, 18, was alerted to the fire at the Fowler Height Close home in Livesey, Blackburn, by the boy's mother.
He said: "I heard a knock at the door and my neighbour said her disabled son, who was asleep upstairs, needed rescuing. I ran into the house and upstairs to his bedroom, disconnected him from his machines, picked him up and ran out of the house with him. The house was full of smoke. I didn't think about the dangers, I just wanted to get the little lad out."
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