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so minus well say the 2 indiana corps are in my name only at this point as well as the judgement is in my name only . but i have to disclose all joint tax returns ? all joint bank accounts ? all joint properties owed ?that because these business 's are in my name only that any assets they have can be taken ?
yes , you seem to really know alot about this kind of civil suit in which im really glade ! pretty much i have to produce any joint bank accounts & it seems that the business is not protected just because they are corporations doesnt matter because they both are considered in my name only because ownership was given to my wife ? My wife earned it because since the day i incorperated shes been by my side working . then the homes we bought over the years we were told by our accountant to incorperate for protection & tax reasons . I beleived the judgement for attorney fees of 50000 was crazy when i spent under 13000 & have had 3 different attorneys with this case . so the corporate vail can be pierced so to speak ?


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Bring One Night of Fun to a Child Battling Cancer
Today, we met Sabrina Underwood. To say this amazing young woman has had a lot of tough times is an understatement. When she was just 3, she was diagnosed with leukemia. After several years of treatment, her mom smiles with a tear in her eye… remission.
You'd think several cancer-free years of life would be enough. Not for a kid with a big heart, like Sabrina. She wants to do her part to help others that are going through a similar experience.
That's why she put together a FREE Halloween Party at Nazzkart for children that have been diagnosed with cancer.
Sabrina explained the event today on The Morning Show
Among other things, you can enjoy –
- Halloween Costume Contest
- Food
- Prizes
- Raffles
This is an event for the entire family. If you know a family with a child who's battling cancer, don't hesitate to enjoy this FREE night of fun.
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As the holidays come to an end, there is one thing, and one thing only, that leaves us lingering with excitement… FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS! As one of the greatest American traditions, Sunday, February 3rd the nation will gather to celebrate the biggest game of the year with food, festivities and friends. Dwindling down to the last deciding weeks on which two teams will be participating in the "Big Game", we begin plans for the annual football bash. In preparation for the big game, we've put together a list of affordable must-haves to create the best "Sunday Funday" of the year.
1. Budget List
Determine the maximum amount of money that you would like to invest in your football bash. There are many ways to keep under budget, so don't worry if your budget seems low. Then make a list of all the expenditures that you know will be involved in organizing this celebration and estimate their costs. Don't forget that a big screen television, food, ice, beverages and decorations are all a major part of any sports gathering . If your costs are already over budget, include your guests in the party preparations so that everyone is pitching in a little bit for a good time.
2. Big Screen TV
A football game party is always set up around the biggest HDTV available. As the game is the center of attention, we must ensure that everyone will have access to it during the party. If you don't have a big screen, remember that projectors and home theater systems can be rented from companies like Rentex , ATS Rentals and Projector123 . You and your friends can pitch in to have the ultimate visual experience for the playoffs. Keep an eye out for great HDTV Deals too. Talk about bringing the game to your home! Provide enough seating around the game for your guests and move out any fragile items in the room, as we know that football fans can get rowdy.
3. Fabulous Finger Foods
Everyone loves grazing over the mouth-watering spread of classic game foods. The key is to create portable or bite-size munchies that your guests can bring over to where the game is being displayed. Aside from hot dogs and pizza, Sheila from eat2gather has created a site where fans can link up and share their favorite game day recipes. Think about barbecue chicken wings, guacamole , buffalo chicken dip, mini sandwiches and chocolate covered strawberries with iced laces to add to your delicious bites. If your budget won't allow you to buy all the food, utilize printable coupons for the supermarket and/or divvy up the list of snacks with your guests. By giving them an idea of what to bring, you will ensure that your party won't end up with 4 plates of cookies and no chips.
4. Booze and Beverages
What is the classic beverage of choice on Game Day?… Beer! The problem with proving beer on game day is that it can get expensive, especially if you are buying for lots of people. As so, you have two options: a) You can order a beer keg. Depending on the size of your party, you will want to order a regular, pony or mini keg. Remember that you will have to lift and transport the keg. The big ones weigh around 150 pounds, so make sure you have a spacious vehicle and some muscles to help with the pick up. Buying in bulk is always the best for your buck. b) If your guests don't drink the same kind of beer or don't want to hassle with purchasing a keg, you can always send out invitations including a BYOB (bring your own booze). This way, guests get to drink what they want, and the host is only responsible for providing water, soft drinks, lemonade or any other non-alcoholic beverages for their guests.
5. Game Day Decorations
Is everyone rooting for the same team? Your guests may or may not be for the opposing team, so best to find out where everyone stands before decorating. Team loyalty is big in football, so you should include decorations for everyone and not risk losing your guests to another party. There are many creative ways to decorate on a budget. First stop, hit up the local Dollar Store. Purchase your paper plates, napkins, plastic cups and a green tablecloth. Draw a football field on your green tablecloth with chalk or white electric tape so that your table becomes part of the party decor. Amy from tethered2home even demonstrates how you can create two miniature goal posts for each end of your "field". Cover your snack table with loads of football themed foods and cut out team logos. Team colored balloons and streamers are affordable and can be hung all around the room to show off team spirit. And lastly, tell all your guests to wear their favorite team's apparel!
Follow these guidelines to having a Game Day party worth remembering. Whether it's for the game or just some good old fashion fun, it's guaranteed that you won't be the only one ready for some football!
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A Memorable Baby Story
Most moms-to-be look forward to their baby shower. It's a time for family and friends to gather and shower you and your little one with love and presents. There's "oohing" and "ahhing" galore. Jenna Bush Hager shared one extra special memory with her baby shower guests -- the start of her labor.
Jenna Bush Hager and husband Henry welcomed their first baby girl on April 13 -- three weeks early than expected! Margaret Laura "Mila" Hager weighed 6 pounds, 15 ounces and measured 19.25 inches long.
Bush Hager, a correspondent for the Today show since 2009, opened up to her colleagues just nine days after giving birth to share her incredible birth story. She phoned in to share how on Saturday, April 13, she was opening gifts at her baby shower when she got the surprise present of a lifetime.
"I kind of started sweating, which I guess is a normal thing, but then, all of a sudden, in front of all of my friends, my water broke," she said. "It was like a romantic comedy."
When asked what she's learned so far being a new mom, Bush Hager responded, "I've learned that you can love somebody in a totally different way."
"I'm totally crazy about her," she said about Mila, admitting being a new mom has already rocked her world. "I don't even really like the color pink, and there's pink all over my apartment. I like things to be really neat, and there's bottles and things all over, and we're just as happy as can be."
When asked how her husband Henry was transitioning to fatherhood, Bush Hager said "He's doing great. He's a really modern dad." She explained he's already taken a conference call while holding the baby.
The good news about baby Mila's surprise arrival? Bush Hager just had her hair blown out in preparation for the baby shower and looked fabulous.
More celebrity baby news
Jessica Simpson's baby shower: Vintage decor and, um, condoms
Down-to-earth celebrity parenting styles
Kate Middleton's pregnancy body deemed "incredible"


text: An emerging field at Cambridge, popular and media music brings together a range of diverse work by researchers from different backgrounds. Sam Barrett's work on the blues and on modal jazz, in particular the music of Miles Davis, engages closely with analytical issues of musical organisation while at the same time stressing their relationship with social context and meaning; there is a productive interplay between this work and his research on issues of writing and orality in early medieval music. Similar issues of writing, orality, and cultural identity pervade Ruth Davis's work on Middle Eastern and North African musical traditions (distinctions of 'art' and 'popular' music do not translate straightforwardly to cultures outside the first world). Nicholas Cook is not a specialist in popular music but rather a musicologist whose work on such topics as performance and multimedia embraces not only Western 'art' but also popular music; he has written on such topics as music in television commercials, film music, and music video. Ian Cross has also worked on film music, but from the perspective of cognitive science; both he and Cook have contributed to the interdisciplinary MPhil programme in Screen Media and Cultures.


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My, what a fertile imagination Charlie Kaufman has. All praise to him for coming up with wondrously original ideas. What a shame, though, that the finished product doesn't always fulfill them. Being John Malkovich and Adaptation, for example, both had a terrific premise, but their respective end results didn't quite satisfy - althought Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind certainly scored.
His new movie, marking his directorial debut, will bewilder some and aggravate others, while another contingent will be awed by the depth of his ideas and astonished by his wide-reaching ambition. Two critics walked out of the screening I attended, however, so opinion will certainly be divided. Hoffman gives an excellent performance as a dishevelled and rather ill theatre director living in the suburb of Synecdoche (pronounced Sih-neck-doh-kee). He has a four-year-old daughter and is unhappily married to Keener. She wants a more vibrant life and leaves him to go abroad, taking their daughter with her.
Soon after Hoffman receives an arts grant to stage a major theatre production at a disused venue in New York. Said production takes up the rest of his life, the rehearsal process lasting decades with the play never actually viewed by an audience. In that time he has an affair with his box office assistant/cum stage manager Morton, fathers a child with leading actress Williams and years later sleeps with Watson, another performer in his play (Watson appears topless in one scene - and looks fabulous). All the while he is tortured at not being able to see his daughter, who has since become a heavily tatooed performance artist.
The plot isn't important, however - Kaufman's treatise on fundamental and metaphysical issues is what concerns him. His impressionistic, left-field style details his meditations on art, sex, mortality, family, existence and death among other things. You'll either be gripped and amazed at his creativity or it will leave you bored - as it did me. Is it compelling or absorbing? Do the characters move you? Can you identify with them? Do you care about them? The answer is no. One watches from a distance. It never draws you in, its intellect keeping one removed at all times. If you surrender to it you'll find it an amazing and unique experience, but this reviewer found it too cold and indeed ugly in places to be entertained. Plaudits though for coming up with something so boldly original and audacious, but it needs more heart to be shown as well as thought.
SECOND OPINION | Roshini Isweran ***** All hail Charlie Kaufman, master of all things bonkers and beautiful, whose past efforts as screenwriter include cult classics Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind and Being John Malkovich and who now makes his directorial debut with Synecdoche, NY. Even by Kaufman's standards, this is a work of unparalleled originality and his most ambitious movie to date.
Kaufman's screenplay once again displays his astonishing ability to think giant leaps outside the box, but what elevates it is his utter commitment to his characters and steadfast refusal to shy away from anything too personal. Synecdoche, NY is riddled with cool little quirks that won't fit neatly into a plot synopsis but will send your mind reeling for days afterwards (any guesses as to why Samantha Morton's character Hazel's house is perpetually on fire would be most welcome). Kaufman makes no apologies for his film's highbrow tendencies, as the title alone suggests – synecdoche, in case you were wondering, is a figure of speech where a part of a thing is used to describe the whole – but taken as a whole, Synecdoche, NY is as heart-breaking as it is cerebral and, at times, very funny indeed.
Synecdoche, NY is pure celluloid marmite. It won't be to everyone's taste. Despite its potential to polarise audiences, (on its US release some thought it self-indulgent and depressing, others ingenious and life-affirming) one thing that cannot be denied is its staying power. Whereas some films disappear out of mind almost instantly, escaping like steam from a kettle, Synecdoche, NY will stay bubbling away in your brain for a very long time to come.


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I find that these boards are getting a bit more vicious each day
I am rebuilding and already have Wells Fargo secured as well as capital one and credit one (unsecured). I am looking to join a bank and get an installment loan so I can eventually purchase a home for my family. I just want the best bank/union possible so I can grow and help our economy!
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The fact of the matter is that there are very well known CU's on this board that are very rebuilder freindly, Im not talking about any CU. If you look through the boards you will find out that most of the rebuilder freiendly institutions are Credit Unions and that is a fact.
Well at least you backed away from "Almost any" to only the ones discussed on this forum. But still not a fact. Many of the major banks have secured and entry level cards for rebuilders. Also many store cards are easy qualification and useful for rebuilders. I think there are less CU's discussed here thank for profit banks.
I certaintly agree. Like I said I wasnt trying to offend anyone about my topics on NFCU, PenFed and other military banks. If Im eligible, why does it "piss someone off" if I join? I love the Forums and want to contribute to the people as much as possible considering the difficulty of maintaining good credit in this economy.
Wolf Rightcoast is past that stage you need to look at his credit profile. He needs to get into a CU where the underwriting is not as strict
I guess I have been off-subject. But anyways, I believe I can join USAA and DCU but just wanted to make sure I wasnt making a bad decision dropping Wells Fargo.
No need to close your wellsfargo account, in todays crazy financial world it is wise to have more than one bank. I live in Europe right now and I can tell you banks are here one second gone the next. Im talking huge banks.
Good idea!
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Im not bragging rightcoast just showing what rebuilding your credit will do if you play the game right. I started out with USAA with only a orchard bank card like so many others. I got in with the Credit Unions and they help me rebuild my credit to the point where I got a card from Chase, Discover and Barclays. Getting through the door in the tough part, once you do that you will grow with them. But a credit union was essential for me to do it correctly. With you getting into NFCU a long shot I still recomend DCU as the best alternative for your rebuilding situation. I have no doubt if you go with them in six months you will have a unsecured visa with a 5k limit. Not so Much will Wells Fargo, USAA or Penfed.
Just for instance I will disclose some info about my credit profile and how it relates to USAA and Penfed. Both of these organizations pull equifax for credit cards. Just recently I apped for both cards and was denied both cards with a 697 credit score reasons for denial to many inquires which where only 3 in the past 12 months all from NFCU and one 60 day late that is over two years old on a car loan. So there tough nuts to crack. On the other hand I was just approved by DCU for a 8k visa with the same credit report with 8 inquires and the same info. Just waiting on verification of my ID to proceed with DCU.
+1 I completely agree with dodgeball. Joining DCU would be rightcoast's key to building/rebuilding credit as NFCU was to dodgeball's building/rebuilding. Also, DCU gives free monthly Equifax FICO credit score.
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Playing a role-playing game is a lot like being in a relationship. When the game is first released, there is a honeymoon period wherein everything is shiny and new and the game can do no wrong, just by virtue of its being new. It is a lustful time when long nights are spent under the sheets with the new game, poring over its pages, exploring its folds, getting to know it, caressing its spine, and discovering all of the wonderful things it can do for you that no other game can do.
But this doesn't last. Eventually, you get used to the game. You stop bringing it to bed with you and, instead of fantasizing about all of the great possibilities, you start to notice the flaws. Oh sure, it comes home with new supplements and new toys every couple of weeks, trying to keep the magic alive, but you've gotten used to it. You know what it's like under the covers and, whatever new tricks it learns, it's still the same game inside. It's still fun to spend time with, sure, but sometimes its little habits and quirks annoy you. You still love it, but the magic of those first, few heady weeks are gone.
At this point, you have two options. You can make some pointed suggestions about plastic surgery, weight loss, and maybe bringing a little more role-playing back between the covers. Maybe with some costumes and some equipment you found online. Or you can trade her in for something younger and better looking and start the whole thing over. Of course, that's expensive. You've got new books to buy and she'll want supplements too. You can also fool around with other games, but you're still coming home to the same game at the end of the day, so that doesn't really help.
The point is that it's not ridiculous to suggest some plastic surgery and a few visits to online catalogs that aren't safe for work and I don't understand why my relationships always seem to fall apart at this stage. Women just have no interest in self-improvement, I guess. There is nothing to be ashamed of. No one is perfect, but that doesn't mean you shouldn't strive to get closer to perfection.
Role-playing games are a lot more willing to get some work done and join a gym. And most importantly, they like to visit online catalogs and they aren't ashamed to buy a few naughty toys. And that's why I prefer them to women.
So, the old girl has gotten a few botox injections recently in the form of Monster Manual 3 and the Players Handbook 3 and she's scheduled some Essential surgery next month. But beyond that, there are a lot of nice toys and costumes available online.
At this point, I am going to start discussing solos and the metaphor is going to be strained and uncomfortable (use your imagination). Suffice to say that there are a lot of fun improvements for solos out there now. Chris Sims has posted some wonderful articles on improving solos at Critical-Hits. The first one is All By Myself, Part 1. Greg Bilsand posted a similarly great article about using solos in D&D called Solo Monster ≠ Fight vs. 1 Monster. And Quinn "Gamefiend" Murphy has come up with a great alternative to my Boss Monster System, The World Breaker.
The World Breaker deserves special mention and, if you haven't checked it out, I encourage you to do so as an alternative to the Boss Fight system (and check out the rest of the work on the At-Will blog as well). It is interesting because Quinn and I debuted our systems at about the same time and conceptually we seem to have started from a very similar idea. Whereas I pulled it off with stage changes, he inserted a mechanic wherein the boss enters a different mode which completely changes the battle. Unfortunately, I will probably never use his system at my table beyond a one shot, but this is only because the World Breaker and the Boss Fight are so conceptually similar that there really isn't a reason to use both setups in the same world. And, when it comes time to choose, I am biased toward my own. It is just interesting to watch two different DMs recognize the same problem, reach the same conclusion, and then build a completely different solution.
Meanwhile, back to my own creation. I honestly didn't expect the positive response I've gotten for the Boss Fight. I figured it would be something I could just throw out there once and be done with. I figured a few people would stumble upon it, admit that it was a good idea, and then move on. But that isn't the case. The response has been very positive on various forums, via e-mail, on Twitter, and in the comments on this site. I've heard from numerous DMs who got fed up waiting for me to publish an actual boss and decided to just take my ideas and run with them. That's amazingly gratifying.
So, to all of you who have taken the time to respond to me or to advertise my site on your own or in internet forums, I want to say thank you. And to all of you who have put the system into play, consider this a call to arms.
Lately, I've become friends with Colmarr over at The Astral Sea blog and he's been very chatty with me about this system. And he wanted to encourage people to take up the slack because I haven't been exactly cranking bosses out. He proposed a Blog Carnival to encourage DMs to post their own designs and he's already started off with a neat spin using an elite monster as the base rather than a solo.
And so, I invite you all to take part in Colmarr's Monster Mayhem Blog Carnival by jumping on your own blog and building a boss fight for the whole world to see.
As a service to the gaming community in general, though, I've agreed to take over the cataloging so that other DMs can easily find boss monster ideas for their own game.
Want to get involved? it's easy.
- Step 1: Design an awesome boss monster using the Boss Monster system I've described.
- Step 2: Post your boss monster on your blog.
- Step 3: In your blog entry, link to this web page. If your blog uses pingbacks or trackbacks, that's all it takes. A comment will automatically appear here linking to your site. If your blog doesn't use those things, post a comment here with a link to your site.
- Step 4: I will swoop in each day, check the comments, and put the links at the bottom of this entry. If we get enough links to make it necessary, I will organize the links onto a separate directory page and sort them by level, role, and whatever.
- Step 5: Wander back here occasionally and check out the other entries to see what other DMs are doing.
That's all. The only thing I ask is that you stay true to the original system I've designed. I'm not trying to limit anyone's creativity or force my system on anyone, but the purpose of this Blog Carnival is to build up examples of this system for other DMs to enjoy.
It might be a good idea, therefore, to check out my own entry to the blog carnival in The D&D Boss Fight: Part 4. Beyond simply posting the stats for a young red dragon, I also provided some good guidelines on how to build a boss.
I look forward to seeing what everyone comes up with.
Entries so Far
- Paldemarr Spellweaver (by Colmarr), Level 11 Artillery
- Young Red Dragon (by The Angry DM), Level 9 Boss Soldier
- Cthuoon Illith (by Dwashba), Level 25 Boss Brute
- Ancient White Dragon (by hvg3), Level Level 24 Boss Brute
- Sinruth, Hobgoblin Chieftain (by Colmarr), Level 2 Boss Soldier
- Whitemane, (by Brian Stinson)
- Sarshan (by Evil Otto), Level 12 Boss Skirmisher


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Some city voters will inherit a new school board member under changes to electoral districts up for consideration at Tuesday's San Diego school board meeting.
A redistricting committee has recommended slight alterations to the geographic regions that are represented by five trustees who steer the San Diego Unified School District.
The most glaring change would move Hoover High School in City Heights from Kevin Beiser's subdistrict B to Richard Barrera's subdistrict D. Other tweaks would move: Mission Hills and Midtown from Scott Barnett's subdistrict C to Barrera's subdistrict D, Rolando Park from Beiser's subdistrict B to Shelia Jackson's subdistrict E, and part of Normal Heights from Barrera's subdistrict D to to Beiser's subdistrict B.
Electoral maps are redrawn every decade to ensure that voting boundaries match new census figures. The board meets on Tuesday at 5 p.m. at district offices, 4100 Normal St. in University Heights.


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I have contributed to discussion guides/curriculum:
Stakes Is High companion guide, Chalice Press. Click for free download.
I have writing featured in:
The Barefoot Way: A Faith Guide for Youth, Young Adults, and the People Who Walk with Them by Dori G. Baker (Westminster John Knox Press, 2012). Two stories "The Hummingbird" (day 1) and "Bench Warming at Wal-Mart" (day 21).
I have articles published in the following:
"Have Yourself a Charlie Brown Christmas." The Virginia United Methodist Advocate. December 2014, pages 22 and 23
"Youths from three districts come together for retreat." The Virginia United Methodist Advocate. May 2014, page 12.
"Adding Something for Lent." The Virginia United Methodist Advocate. March 2014, page 18.
"Young Leaders Needed in our Churches Now. . . Today." The Virginia United Methodist Advocate. Jun3 2013, page 22.
Shining Star, Issue Number 53 (Shining Star Publications, 1998). A brief entry under "Ideas that Work" in this children's ministry magazine. The idea, "Balloon Words", refers to using a bulletin board display to teach faith words to 1st graders.


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Traverse Health clinic gets donation from Munson
Wed, 18 Jul 2012 14:39:12 GMT —
Traverse Health clinic will be receiving $300,000 in financial support to provide primary care during the next year.
The support is intended to help strengthen the clinic's services for the uninsured.
In a press release Wednesday, Ed Ness, President and CEO of Munson Healthcare and Munson Medical care said, "Health care reform is all about delivering quality care in a low cost, outpatient setting and that is exactly what the clinic provides. We need this service in our community."
The two organizations have formed a task force to explore how to best continue meeting the needs of the underserved population in our community.
Traverse Health Clinic provided health services to nearly 3,000 people in 2011.


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Morris D. Waldman, secretary of the American Jewish Committee, in a statement last night drew attention to the fact that his organization has not endorsed and is not participating in the World Jewish Conference now in session at Geneva, Switzerland.
He pointed out also that the Board of Jewish Deputies of England and the Alliance Israelite Universelle of France have not sent delegates to the gathering.
"In the light of these facts," the statement said, "the conference cannot truthfully be described as representative of the opinion of Jews of the world or as expressing the viewpoint of Jewish citizens of the United States."


text: Holgorsen says changes are coming By Mitch Vingle January 3, 2013 Story Share CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- In this space on Thursday, WVU athletic director Oliver Luck spoke of his school's football program.He called the season disappointing and said he and football coach Dana Holgorsen were addressing the issues.The bottom line: They'll need many, many stamps to address all the Mountaineers' issues.In one year, the perception of Holgorsen within the state has gone south. The coaching staff as a whole has gone from revered to questioned and criticized. There have been rumblings of team discord and a lack of spirit. The talent base and level of recruiting have been questioned.So, on Thursday, Holgorsen attempted to address concerns - to a point. For now."Changes are coming," he said. "We will address some things in regard to coaches and players."The coach said by this time next week many of the moves will be made public. He's called a team meeting for Sunday "to lay the foundation."He's heading to the American Football Coaches Association convention in Nashville, Tenn., on Monday "to talk to some people." So more coaching changes appear in the offing.Overall, he said the team "better be prepared to work harder than ever.""There's nothing like rolling up your sleeves and working harder," he added.The statements are at least something for Mountaineers fans to chew on. Wait, he seems to be saying, because more change is on its way. Luck knows it's needed. And he must have insisted on it.Debate any of the takes, rumors and failings you wish, but know the No. 1 issue for the athletic director is his football program's immediate future and the financial ramifications.After spending $20 million to exit the Big East, oodles on Holgorsen and his staff and more on new coaches in other sports, facility improvements and increased travel budgets, the bell cow - football - suddenly looks gaunt.Graze the team's depth chart and you'll understand what I mean. All WVU fans know their team's three stars - Geno Smith, Tavon Austin and Stedman Bailey - have burned their eligibility. But the offense as a whole is being decimated.Gone are - deep breath - Ryan Nehlen, Josh Jenkins, Joe Madsen, John Bassler, Jeff Braun, J.D. Woods, Ryan Clarke, Donovan Miles and Shawne Alston - exhale - from the depth chart. Returning are no stars for the school to promote. None.WVU will have a new quarterback. Running backs Andrew Buie and Dustin Garrison have not established themselves. The only returning starting receiver from the Pinstripe Bowl is Connor Arlia. And along the offensive line the returners are Quinton Spain, Pat Eger and Curtis Feigt.On defense, many are returning. But it's a unit currently ranked No. 109 in total defense after allowing an average of 472.77 yards per game.Oddly, there are more bright spots on defense for the Mountaineers. Linebacker Isaiah Bruce, a redshirt freshman this season, returns. In the secondary, safety Karl Joseph, a fine true freshman this season, is back. The defensive backfield, in fact, should return Joseph, Darwin Cook and Brodrick Jenkins. Kickers Tyler Bitancurt and Corey Smith are out the door.Some help could be on the way. In the defensive backfield, cornerback Vernon Davis, a transfer from Miami, Fla., will be eligible. But that still leaves just four reliable DBs. Along the offensive line, current freshmen Adam Pankey and Tyler Orlosky, as well as injured Tony Matteo, could help a bit.The word is a couple freshmen are hoping to be in school and ready for spring drills.And then there are the four mid-year junior college transfers - running back Dreamius Smith, safety Terrell Pinson and receivers Ronald Carswell and Kevin White. There's also a chance of signing four-star JC QB Tanner McEvoy, who is visiting Oregon on Jan. 11 and then deciding between the Mountaineers and Ducks. The signing period for transfers runs through Jan. 15. (Of course JC transfers could pan out anywhere from Bruce Irvin to Josh Francis to Mark Glowinski to Terrance Moore. In other words, star to bust.)Boiled down, Luck has a tough sell to his fans for next season. The stars are gone. Preseason magazines and polls will undoubtedly place WVU near the bottom of the Big 12 for 2013-14.There will be no ESPN commercials starring Holgorsen. 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THE ANALOGY BETWEEN IRAQ and Vietnam has proved to be most compelling to the generals who planned and conducted the invasion of Iraq. They kept to themselves their profound disquiet about the rapid rejection of the original plan for invasion, one that had taken ten years to develop; the inadequate downsized force; the absence of preparation for the occupation; and the disastrous decision to disband the Iraqi military.
Almost all these generals voted for George W. Bush in 2000 as a statement of conservatism; they never expected radicalism. Serving their civilian neoconservative superiors, they endured contempt. Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld's closest aide, Undersecretary of Defense for Intelligence Stephen Cambone, joked that the problems of the Army "could be solved by lining up fifty of its generals in the Pentagon and gunning them down," report Michael R. Gordon and General Bernard E. Trainor in their new book on the Iraq invasion, Cobra II. It was the sort of joke that Uday Hussein could have made. On September 10, 2001, Rumsfeld held a Pentagon town meeting at which he declared the "bureaucracy"—the career military professionals—to be "a serious threat to the security of the United States."
The generals have been wary of engaging in public debate for fear of being misconstrued as politically motivated. But they are haunted by Vietnam and deeply influenced by H. R. McMaster's 1997 book, Dereliction of Duty, which argues that the Joint Chiefs of Staff of the Vietnam era failed in their constitutional responsibility to object strenuously to misguided strategies. (McMaster is currently a colonel serving in Iraq.) As the generals have stepped forward, one by one, to demand the resignation of Secretary Rumsfeld, they have spoken in the language of McMaster's book.
On March 19, retired army Major General Paul Eaton, who was in charge of training the Iraqi army, said Rumsfeld is "incompetent strategically, operationally and tactically, and is far more than anyone responsible for what has happened to our important mission in Iraq."
On April 2, retired marine General Anthony Zinni, former chief of U.S. Central Command, said, "Poor military judgment has been used throughout this mission."
On April 9, retired marine Lieutenant General Gregory Newbold, the former director of operations for the Joint Chiefs of Staff, wrote: "Inside the military family, I made no secret of my view that the zealots' rationale for war made no sense. . . . But I now regret that I did not more openly challenge those who were determined to invade a country whose actions were peripheral to the real threat—al-Qaeda."
On April 12, retired army Major General John Batiste, who commanded the 1st Infantry Division in Iraq and was the military aide to the former deputy secretary of defense, Paul Wolfowitz, said: "Decisions are made without taking into account sound military recommendations." He described Rumsfeld as "abusive" and went on national television to denounce the Bush administration's "axis of arrogance."
The next day, retired army Major General John Riggs and Major General Charles Swannack, the former commander of the 82nd Airborne, went public. "They only need the military advice when it satisfies their agenda," said Riggs. Swannack emphasized that Rumsfeld bore "culpability" for the abuses at Abu Ghraib prison in Iraq.
In response, the Bush administration has mounted a full-scale PR defense. On Monday, Rumsfeld appeared in the guise of King Solomon on the radio talk show of the right-wing Rush Limbaugh: "This, too, will pass," he said. On Tuesday Bush proposed a syllogism: "I'm the decider, and I decide what's best. And what's best is for Don Rumsfeld to remain."
But the revolt of the generals, speaking for much of the serving senior officer corps, is unprecedented in scope and depth. Its roots lie in the military's anguish over Vietnam, but the past has become urgent because of the present.
While the White House press secretary, Scott McClellan, resigns, Rumsfeld stays. Clinging to Rumsfeld as indispensable to his strength, Bush reveals his fragility. The two men prefer not to understand that time and opportunity lost can never be regained. Their denial extends beyond the realities of Iraq and its history to the history of the United States. It is extremely peculiar that they have learned no lessons of nation building from the tragedy of failed political leadership during post–Civil War Reconstruction, whose collapse consigned African Americans to second-class citizenship for a century. Bush & Co. disdain nation building as something soft and weak connected to the Clinton presidency, just as they belittled and neglected terrorism as a Clinton obsession before September 11 and as the president dismissed history itself as weightless.
"History? We don't know. We'll all be dead," Bush remarked in 2003. "We cannot escape history," said Abraham Lincoln. The living president has already sealed his reputation in history.
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Sofía Vergara reportedly brings friends and family to fittings with her stylist.
The Modern Family star ensures she always looks good on the red carpet, wearing dresses that show off her enviable curves.
According to the New York Post she's had help picking outfits from Sandra Bullock's stylist Deborah Waknin, Marie Haenn, who's worked with Rihanna, Cate Blanchett's stylist Elizabeth Stewart and celebrity favourite Rachel Zoe, who helped her get ready for the Machete Kills premiere.
"No one goes through that many stylists," an insider told Page Six.
"[She] brings friends and family to fittings... Everyone has an opinion."
The 41-year-old Colombian star looked amazing with Rachel's guidance, rocking a black Zuhair Murad gown to the Machete Kills event in LA earlier this month.
While some claim she's too indecisive, a further source says Sofía isn't acting out of character for a celebrity.
"Sofía stopped working with Deb over a year ago and has since been trying out various [stylists] to see who she connects with best. This isn't uncommon for actors," an insider close to the star said.
"She does not bring a lot of people to her fittings."
The actress appeared on talk show Chelsea Lately last week, where she discussed her engagement to Nick Loeb.
During the show, host Chelsea Handler pointed out her engagement ring was missing, jokingly highlighting the star's need for a stylist.
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As we walked into the Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion, there were snatches of conversation all around us in the line. Things like "Oh, we drove here from Austin and we're going to see them in Dallas tomorrow night, too!" and "What? You came all the way from Arkansas to see the show?" Clearly, people are willing to travel long distances to see Radiohead play, and they now seem to be developing the kind of rabid fanbase that very few artists outside of the jam band community enjoy. Besides Bob Dylan and Pearl Jam, I can't think of any other acts that attract the enormous throngs of traveling fans as Radiohead. Maybe Springsteen still carries that kind weight, although I doubt many of his boomer-generation fans have the time or schedule availability to just pick up and follow him around the country. Like Pearl Jam, Springsteen, and every jam band ever, though, Radiohead has developed a reputation as a great live act, and a big part of that is their willingness to change up the setlist every night. This current tour has found the band changing roughly 50% of the set from show to show.
Most of the aforementioned groups have built or at least retained their audiences through relentless touring, but Radiohead tours sparingly. Their current U.S. leg is a perfect example, with a mere eight stops across the southern part of the country. Maybe this makes Radiohead shows less of a familial gathering of the sort you used to see at Grateful Dead and Phish concerts, and more of a religious pilgrimage for the hardcore fans. It certainly seemed that way for more than a few of the folks around us under the pavilion. "Religious experience" would be taking things a little far for me, but I have to admit that the band puts on quite a performance.
The stage set was filled with long tubes. The ones on the outside went floor-to-ceiling, while the tubes closer to the middle hung down to about 10-12 feet above the band. Once the band started playing, these tubes lit up in a huge variety of colors and patterns and served as the light show for the night. It was a unique setup that gave the concert an appropriately spacey, slightly off-kilter feel. There was also a video screen at the back of the stage that showed various band members throughout the night, but it was difficult to see from my vantage point at far stage right. Radiohead came onstage unassumingly—so unassumingly that guitarist Jonny Greenwood spent the first two songs in a red hoodie with the hood pulled up and over his face. Those first two songs were "15 Step" and "Bodysnatchers" from In Rainbows. They went on to play every song from that album throughout the course of the night.
Besides the In Rainbows tunes, the show featured mostly material from Kid A and beyond. "Pyramid Song" in all its slow-moving, ethereal glory, was greatly aided by the watery, deep blue lighting. It was somewhere during this song that a drunken lady next to us shouted "How can you not dance to this?!" There were some danceable moments during the night, but this was definitely not one of them. On the other hand, "The National Anthem", coming a few songs later with its deep-groove bassline, was possibly the most body-moving song of the show. "The Gloaming", not really one of the standout tracks from Hail to the Thief, was made more impressive live by its eerie green light show, while "Reckoner", with its extra percussion and warm guitar, didn't need much enhancement.
An army of roadies were on hand throughout the show to quickly change instruments for the band and to move the piano or electic piano in front and out of the way for Thom Yorke to play. Whenever he had a chance, Yorke did the odd head-shaking and spastic dancing he has become known for, although as usual he didn't address the crowd very much. In keeping with the whole religious experience angle, the audience reacted wildly whenever he did acknowledge us, even if it was merely a simple "thank you". The main set closed with a trio of mid-tempo heavyweights, the exciting "Everything in Its Right Place", the emotional "All I Need", and a surprisingly forceful live rendition of "There There", complete with Jonny and Ed O'Brien playing timbales instead of guitars.
The band stuck with the pattern of the rest of the tour, playing two encores. The first encore ended with the evening's only songs from The Bends, "Planet Telex" and "Street Spirit (Fade Out)". "Telex" utilized the tube lighting for nearly-blinding rainbow effects and was easily the hardest-rocking song of the night, while "Street Spirit" was a beautiful closer. The cheering after the first encore reached deafening levels, until the band reappeared onstage for the final two songs, when it actually got louder. The second encore found Thom sitting at the piano and belting out the sleepy "You and Whose Army?", to a rapturous reception. They finished out the night with the show's other truly danceable moment, "Idioteque".
The drawback of the band playing different sets every night on top of not touring that much is that it's easy to miss out on songs you want to hear. I had never seen modern-day Radiohead (a 30-minute opening gig for R.E.M. in '95 before I actually owned The Bends doesn't quite count), so there were a handful of songs from OK Computer and The Bends I was really hoping to hear. Sure, I didn't really expect to hear them all, but I was certainly hoping to get more than "Street Spirit". As impressive as the show was, and it was excellent, I couldn't help but be a little disappointed personally at not getting any of the band's great older songs. They've certainly earned the right to play whatever they want, though, and it's not worth the effort to complain too much. At least I had the chance to see them without having to travel hundreds of miles.
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A cannily concise second set from the Polaris Prize-nominated Canadians.
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Blurring the lines between album and EP, this second 'full'-length from Canadian collective Hooded Fang rocks to a meagre 23-minute running time, and once shorn of a trio of interlude-y cuts called Big Blue (I, II and III respectively) features just seven songs 'proper'. But by focusing on the sweetest of hooks amid some wonderfully retro-twanging surf guitar and licks from dusty Tijuana barrooms, it really clicks with immediate effect.
Hooded Fang features five to seven members dependant on what the situation at hand is; but it's the pair of Daniel Lee and April Aliermo that comprises the project's songwriting heart, and Tosta Mista is inspired by the couple's real-life break-up. But anyone demanding a set of songs front-loaded with misery had best redirect their listening gear, for this is quite the upbeat treat.
Parallels with the likes of Black Lips and The Drums present themselves in no time at all, and while there's the faintest whiff of pastiche these arrangements, in the vocals of Lee one hears real soul. In the simplest couplet – "I don't care what the neighbours say / I wanna love you anyway," opens ESP – he nails universal emotion with a ruthless editor's sharpness. Around him guitars crackle and pop with a lo-fi fuzz heard a hundred times over, but familiarity never once breeds contempt. How can anyone get tired of a collection that's so cannily concise? Tosta Mista is around half the length of The Drums' Portamento LP 2011, but twice as impressive to these ears.
Previously issued on the band's own Daps Records, and picked up by Full Time Hobby some months after its first release, Tosta Mista is the follow-up to a Polaris Prize-nominated 2010 debut (titled, Girls-style, simply Album). It's hard to hear this disc's award ceremony appeal, but it's undoubtedly a treat all the same. Alliermo contributes additional lyrics to Vacationation and Den of Love, but this is really something of a one-man show: Lee was alone post-split to focus on writing, as his ex escaped to the Philippines, and it benefits from the focus such a gestation can bring. The lovelorn Den of Love is perhaps its strongest turn, as sweet as the ripest fruit but as bitter as the darkest chocolate – and everyone knows how brilliantly those ingredients combine.
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hatetexters... :)
But, I wish it were this funny. Even now it still upsets me thinking about this young parent walking across Main while texting.
About a year ago, driving in Hayward I remember a teenager walking across the street texting and not looking up at all. Two cars coming at her and she was totally oblivious. She lucked out that the cars were not speeding as they do on 19th Avenue in San Francisco.
geez! people, get your own life! Find something good to do with your time, help other people, volunteer, read to a child, but stop judging someone that you don't even know. You have no idea what her life is like so lighten up!
I agree with get a life. Very well put!
How do you know she did not look for cars? Maybe, she looked and saw it was clear so she started to cross. I did not know texting and walking was a crime. I don't know how old you are but remember when you did not have to wear a seat belt? And your parents would drive you around without one on? Far worse than texting.
I agree, get a life!
I am a mom and though I might not text while crossing a street, I sure wouldn't accuse another mother of putting her children in harms way if she did. It seems as if you are way out of line.
About six monts ago I witnessed and idiot walk into a lamp post on Main Street while walking and texting, Stopped him in his tracks, his glasses fell off and he sat dazed for a bit, got up and started walking and texting. It didn't appear that he was hurt beyond just being dazed and feeling like a fool. It was the best laugh I had in a long time
I TOTALLY agree with "GET A LIFE"!!!
and 'HOW DO YOU KNOW'
and SAMMIE
If you were driving a car, why on earth were YOU not watching the ROAD rather than looking for people to judge?? Do you NEVER talk on your cell while driving? Are you really any better a person?
and @ Lawrence, I have seen people walk into signs, posts and meters while in conversation with another person, or looking the other way for some reason. That didn't make them an "idiot".
What a bunch of spoiled, self-centered, irresponsible people....you'd be the first to sue, if a shopping cart or car hit you or somebody in your family ! ! ! A walker can stop a LOT faster than a 2 TON vehicle ! ! IF you don't care about your life, why should I !. I am SO sick of walking texters ! ! I am SO glad WALKERS are being added to driving while distracted LAW. Do you have walking insurance ??? Should ! A texter walking into elder, elder falls breaks hip, dies in hospital, and YOUR family loses HOUSE, and EVERYTHING you will EVER have ! Don't you run INTO my shopping cart in the lot either...cuz I ain't movin'. TWO texters walk into each other, one falls & cracks skull on curb & is vegetable for life, one loses family member, other family loses everything forever. So all you IRRESPONSIBLE smart axxx won't be so smug when your family suffers the consequences. You should be an example, displaying RESPONSIBLE behavior and joining in teaching responsible life-saving habits. The world does NOT stop for you (like many in Pleasanton have been taught). The responses are predictable, but disgusting. Every sibling should teach each other safe behavior, even if parents are worthless parents.
Dublin Mike, I forgot to thank you for your most helpful post and web link. The link was so full of helpful information, I forwarded it to all family & friends. Thank you for caring enough to take the time to do it. I'm sure you have saved lives with the information.
In fact, the info should be reprinted in the PRINT edition of PW as a PUBLIC SERVICE ! ...a valuable PUBLIC SERVICE !
I hope PW reads this !
"The weak can never forgive. Forgiveness is the attribute of the strong."
"To forgive is not to forget. The merit lies in loving in spite of the vivid knowledge that the one that must be loved is not a friend."
"Be the change you want to see in the world."
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Hat it, thank you too. You picked up my intent which was to inform others of this potentially dangerours behavior.
I was stunned by Get A Life and the rest. Are they really that uncaring? On the other hand, I should have made it clearer that my intention was to get the word out but it seemed to have backfired.
Thanks again.
i wonder if criminals look for people not paying attention (for example, purse snatchers), maybe you should read and absord what dublinmike is posting.
dublinmike, thank you. don't worry about the others. hadit was right by you doing us a service.
my daughter at amador high saw a classmate texting walking acrossed the street after school. a fed ex truck had slammed on the brakes to avoid hitting her.
Sammie and others, I hope you never suffer the consequences of your ignorance. Yes, Mothers can be accused of putting children in harms way, if they do stupid, life endangering things. Mothers are suppose to act responsibly and actually THINK... about their actions and surrounding dangers. Otherwise, it's called child endangerment. Texting while pushing a stroller across a street is definitely 'child endangerment'...which is a CRIME !! IRResponsibily endangering yourself only is OK with me, if that's what you want to do.
Get a life, talk about judgemental ! and 'doing something good'....why would you bother reading to a child, IF you were going to put it out in the street to get run over ! I think safety education is the MOST important thing that could be done for an uninformed child or adult....since many adults have the mind of a child. Priorities...survival first.
The arrogant 'spoiled child' attitute of assuming the world STOPS for you is a deadly habit, taught by arrogant 'spoiled child' parents. The world does NOT stop for anyone..nor should it..learn that young !
Had it,
This is a blog for people to discuss things in Pleasanton and the areas around, NOT a place to RANT! This is a friendly site, you seem to be attacking people, not the topic.
Yesterday's ContraCostaTimes reported on 32 yr old man driving to a friend's home, Tues eve in Rohnert Park, doing 30 mph, felt phone vibrate, checked it, missed stop sign, went across lawn, crashed into house, taking out a bedroom. Good for him nobody was in the bedroom.
fyi..SF Chronicle,Sun,Jul 11, 1/2 page article "Walking while you text can be hazardous". Reports on emergency rooms stats increase, falling in manhole, and more.
Young man along coast, walked over cliff while texting. On local TV news several days ago. The gentleman is no longer with us.
Young man along coast, walked over cliff while texting. On local TV news several days ago. The gentleman is no longer with us.
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Territorial Competitiveness In A Globalised Economy: The Role Of Transport Costs And Liberalisation
As a result of the advancement of globalisation and the increasing emphasis on competitiveness as a means to get a position in a globalised economy, the territory has regained a key role as a unit for analysis and action. In the context of the globalization local and regional territories compete to attract and retain productive investment and resources and increase its share in total production because it is at the territorial level that the benefits of external integration and the continuous improvement of well-being and abundance are expressed. Transport and trade costs are one dimension of competitiveness. Poor transport infrastructure, long transportation times, inefficiencies, etc. create significant costs which affect the ability of producers to access regional and international markets more quickly and effectively. An analysis of the role played by transport infrastructure and related costs in the development of competitiveness and productivity of regions is fundamental. Although transportation can become a determining factor in how the territory functions development also depends on other crucial factors such as the quality of institutions, economic policies and often openness to trade. This paper will assess the influence of a number of economic forces related to transport costs and trade liberalization on the geographic distribution of manufacturing in Mexico which is a country that carried out and intense process of liberalizations from the 1980's. We will employ GDP data at the state level (1970-2004) in an examination of regional densities in manufacturing as a dependent variable in a reduced form model, where proxies for trade costs and liberalisation are the explanatory variables. The econometric test will provide evidence on the role of interregional differences of transport costs, import access and FDI to foster agglomeration of economic activity which is a reflection of a region's competitiveness. Additionally we look for support for the argument that trade brings increasing agglomeration of economic activity in countries with poor infrastructure and high internal transport costs, as in the case of Mexico compared to industrialised economies.
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Currently, a PhD student at UC Santa Cruz, Rafael got his masters degree from Escola Politécnica of University of São Paulo, my research subject is Quantum Computing and my advisor is Assistant Professor, PhD. Cíntia Margi. I graduated with a Barchelor degree in Computer Engineering both in University of São Paulo and ENSTA in a double degree program. I have also a previous MSc. title from Université Paris Sud 11 - Orsay in Embedded System.
Bachelor in Information Systems from the Universidade de São Paulo, currently is researcher and student of Masters of Digital Systems area of the Post-graduate in Electrical Engineering from the Escola Politécnica of Universidade de São Paulo, working in research on wireless sensor network in the Laboratory of Architecture and Computer Networks of the Escola Politécnica.
His main topics of interest are: computer networks, wireless sensor networks, information security and programming for embedded systems. Besides these topics has publications related to the themes: ERP, management information system, teaching algorithms and the Java language.
His market experience includes work in the area of projects of the Foundation for Technological Development of Engineering, and two years in the planning and analysis of maintenance at a large company in the energy sector of the State of São Paulo.
Possui graduação em Ciência da Computação pela Universidade Paranaense (2002) e mestrado em Sistemas e Computação pela Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Norte (2005). Atualmente é aluno de doutorado da Universidade de São Paulo pela Escola Politécnica. Tem experiência na área de Ciência da Computação, com ênfase em Teleinformática e gerenciamento de redes. Atua principalmente nos seguintes temas: Gerenciamento baseado em Políticas, Sistemas Autonomos e Distribuição de Vídeo Digital e Sistemas de Aprendizado Eletrônico
Graduated in Electrical Engineering with emphasys on Computing by the Escola Politécnica da USP in 2009, acts in the market in the areas of Information Security and Web technologies.
Currently seeking to obtain a masters degree with a research focused on Cloud Computing under the orientation of Prof. Dr. Wilson Vicente Ruggiero.
Graduated in Bachelor of Information Systems at University of São Paulo - USP, Brazil.
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Areas: Software Specification and Simulation.
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Activity: Helping to build a hybrid IPTV architecture, specifying the modules and creating a simulation to proof of concept.
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Activity: Maintenance and development of new functionalities of a CRM system using the liguagens Delphi, Java and Oracle database. This relationship between the languages was performed by Webservice, was also used the server JBoss.
Date of birth: 31/01/1990
Bachelor in Computer Engineering by Escola Politécnica from USP (Poli-USP), currently in a master's program at Poli.
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Specialist in security, network convergence and multimedia applications. In recent years has worked heavily in digital video area.
Marcos Simplicio was born in Itapeva-SP, Brazil (1983). He received his B.Sc in Electrical/Computing Engineering at the University of São Paulo, Escola Politécnica (2006), his M.Sc. degree in Engineering at Ecole Centrale Des Arts Et Manufactures (Ecole Centrale Paris) (2006) and his M.Sc. and PhD degrees in Computing Engineering at the University of São Paulo, Escola Politécnica (2008 and 2010). He is currently a researcher and professor at the University of São Paulo. His research interests include network security and cryptography, especially focused on wireless, sensor and P2P networks.
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looks interesting, I think I'll try this!
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Great technique, thanks!
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I love this idea...inspires me to update many of my blouses that are just hanging in the closet. It's a very artsy look that doesn't have to be just perfect, since it's not a formal look but more casual. Love it!
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Love this idea! I would agree with edogirl and hem before sewing the tucks.
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Thanks, great instructions!
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Nice idea :)
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I love interesting buttonholes...I'll be trying some new shapes!
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Nice button ideas!
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Loving this technique...my wheels are turning!
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The 2008 Frost & Sullivan Asia Pacific Industrial Technologies Awards will see companies from this region compete for prestigious titles in industrial technologies. The Awards ceremony held for the third consequent year, has grown in size and stature. This year, more than 30 different titles will be conferred to honor exemplary achievements.
Outstanding organisations including deserving manufacturers and operators within the Industrial Process Control, Electronics & Security, Energy & Power Systems and Chemical, Materials and Food industries will share the spot-light in a celebration of triumph on 15 August, 2008 in Singapore.
Sanjay Singh, Vice President, Industrial Technologies at Frost & Sullivan, says, "The biggest challenge for companies today, more so than ever, is maintaining and accelerating profitable growth in an extremely complex and dynamic business environment and competitive landscape."
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NEW YORK (Jul. 10)
Gov. Theodore R. McKeldin of Maryland sailed for Israel today aboard the Constitution to address the convocation at groundbreaking exercises July 29 in Jerusalem for the American Student Center, a project of the Jewish Theological Seminary of America.
Gov. McKeldin, honorary national chairman of the Committee for the Student Center, will also receive an honorary Doctor of Laws degree from the Seminary at the ceremonies. The governor said he was "honored" to be asked to speak and to be able "to make more evident the cooperative relationship between the American and Israeli governments."
He credited "the spiritual and cultural ties" of American Jews to Israel for the planning of the American Student Center and similar projects in Israel. "Loyal Americans, both Jewish and non-Jewish, " he said, "wish to share with Israel in the growth of a promising democracy which can benefit from the experience of America's beginnings."
The American Student Center, to be erected on a 375-acre tract made available by the Jewish National Fund, will house Americans studying in Israel. Israeli Premier David Ben Gurion, Benjamin Mazar, president of The Hebrew University, Zalman Shazar, acting chairman of the Jewish Agency for Israel in Jerusalem, and other leaders in Israeli academic, cultural and spiritual life will participate in the ceremonies.