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Divers have found the wrecked hull of a sailboat that crashed during a Southern California yacht race, killing all four people aboard.
U-T San Diego (bit.ly/PvTwpK) says mangled wreckage of the 37-foot Aegean was discovered three weeks ago.
Independent investigators concluded that the vessel ran aground on North Coronado Island off the Mexican coast in late April during the Newport to Ensenada Race. Race officials originally suspected the boat had struck a larger vessel.
San Diego lifeguard Ed Harris and boater Russell Moore dove on the crash site several times and found the hull on Aug. 9.
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Survivor: Caramoan - Meet Shamar
Shamar, a 27 year old from Brooklyn, New York, and "Fan" on this season's Survivor: Caramoan knows about hardship.
In his CBS interview video, the Marine Corp sergeant says he spent 14 days on a hill in Iraq during the Battle of Fallujah. So Shamar isn't worried about handling the environment on Survivor. He considers "coconuts" and "water" to be "amenities."
Shamar says Rupert is the Survivor contestant he most resembles "because he played the game with honor." Sometimes "playing with honor" looks a lot like "being a sanctimonious blowhard," neither of which is particularly entertaining.
His strategy is "destroying everybody." He will "take their socks" and "eat their food." Shamar will do so, of course, in the most honorable way possible.
In his CBS bio, Shamar says he joined Survivor "to bring awareness to economical/social injustices and to bring honor and respect back to my community while inspiring the forgotten." So Shamar's going to be pretty busy this season.
Become aware and inspired by Shamar starting Wednesday, February 13th, when CBS premieres a two-hour episode of Survivor: Caramoan – Fans vs. Favorites.


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Last fall's Musclepalooza XXII. Photos by Hemmings staff. Summer is so close we can just about smell it, and in the Hemmings offices that's a sure sign that Musclepalooza is back. The 23rd running of the American muscle-car-only event, now sponsored by Dark Horse Customs, takes place on ... Read more
Early morning at Musclepalooza XXI. Photos by Kurt Ernst. School is starting back up, and some of the leaves are just starting to turn, but summer's not done just yet. You've still got the opportunity to gather with like-minded performance fans at this weekend's Musclepalooza even ... Read more
Scenes from Musclepalooza XX. Photos by Kurt Ernst. Summer is a big deal in the Northeast—those of us who make our homes here typically endure long, cold, gloomy winters, and among the detriments to happiness, auto enthusiasts know that it means a virtual halt to fun with old cars for several m ... Read more
Photos by Daniel Strohl. We often make the joke around these parts that there are two seasons here in the upper regions of the Northeast: frozen and humid… or something along those lines. This last winter seemed determined to abide by the old adage, attempting to consume our spring and threat ... Read more
In our newest Hemmings TV episode, we speak with William and Mary Lou Valentine, longtime regulars at our Musclepalooza events. In a sea of 500 incredibly interesting cars in the Lebanon Dragway parking lot this past May, these two gems stood out. Bill and Mary Lou are extremely friendly and knowle ... Read more
Time once again to start the summer right, with a gathering of proper performance machinery at a venue enabling head-to-head competition. Hemmings Musclepalooza at Lebanon Valley Dragway in West Lebanon, New York, is just the ticket, providing a sanctioned quarter-mile track for those with lead fee ... Read more
We can't believe it's already time to talk about our season-ending event, but as August winds down, the fall running of Hemmings Musclepalooza approaches. The big news this year is the return to Lebanon Valley Dragway in West Lebanon, New York, after holding the past two Labor Day event ... Read more
It has become a sort of summer kick-off tradition around these parts: Hemmings Musclepalooza at Lebanon Valley Dragway in West Lebanon, New York. Over the past several seasons, the combination of muscle car show and drag race has proven to be quite popular with participants and spectators alike, dr ... Read more
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A man who admitted four firearms crimes following a 12-hour stand-off with police last July is due to be sentenced at Oxford Crown Court today.
Daniel Rodriguez, 38,has admitted possession of a firearm and an imitation firearm, use of a firearm with intent, and making use of an imitation firearm with intent.
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Look for a new DVD/Blu-Ray November 13th called 'Let The Music Play', which documents the history of teh Doobie Brothers.
From their beginnings in 1970 as a Northern California biker band through the present, the DVD features all surviving key members and tells the up and down story of their four decade career.
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Chemical constituents and bioactivity of Curcuma aeruginosa Roxb
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Phytochemical study on the rhizomes of Curcuma aeruginosa has yielded three sesquiterpenes, which were identified as zedoarol (1), curcumenol (2) and isocurcumenol (3). The structures of the compounds were determined by Infrared Spectroscopy (IR), Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (1D and 2D NMR) and Mass Spectroscopy (MS). The crude extracts and pure compounds obtained were tested against pathogenic microbes and cancer cell lines.
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Members of the Aeronautical Repair Station Association (Arsa) are breathing a sigh of relief now that lawmakers and the president have finally passed long-term FAA reauthorization legislation. The House and Senate approved the FAA Modernization & Reform Act recently and President Obama signed it yesterday.
"Completion of the FAA bill is a significant victory for the aviation maintenance industry," said Arsa executive director Sarah MacLeod. "The legislation allows the industry to reliably deliver the highest quality of service in a manner consistent with its unwavering commitment to safety and security. Arsa is pleased that Congress has respected the delicate framework of international civil aviation oversight and passed a bill that will permit the industry to flourish."
The final reauthorization measure incorporates many legislative changes Arsa recommended throughout the process. "Whenever Congress attempts to micromanage a technical agency and the industry it regulates, nuances are extremely important. Arsa merely provided lawmakers with words that ensured international obligations were recognized. The most obvious are the words that allow acceptance of drug-and-alcohol testing requirements consistent with the sovereign nation's legal obligations," MacLeod told AIN.
Congressional approval marks the end of the bill's long and turbulent journey. It has been more than four years and 23 short-term extensions since the expiration of the nation's last long-term FAA law. Arsa, and the entire aviation community, has been pushing lawmakers for a new FAA bill to provide the industry with stability.
Daniel Fisher, Arsa's vice president of legislative affairs, said, "In my opinion, one of the most significant aspects of the FAA bill is how far we have come in a short time. Less than two years ago, the industry was faced with the real possibility that all repair stations were going to be subjected to duplicative twice-annual [at least] inspections by FAA inspectors, regardless of international agreements and risk, and employees at foreign repair stations would be drug and alcohol tested without regard for the laws of the country where the repair station was located. These provisions jeopardized our international agreements, particularly our bilateral with the EU, would have added new layers of bureaucratic oversight and would have increased costs for repair stations and airlines while doing nothing to improve safety."
Fisher cites the hard work of Arsa, its members and other industry groups educating lawmakers and congressional staff about the unintended consequences of their proposals that forced Congress to take a common-sense approach to aviation maintenance. "The result was it assured our international agreements were respected and allows repair stations in this country to continue to grow and prosper," he said.
Arsa lauds the legislation, which authorizes $15.9 billion annually for the agency through 2015, as striking a balance among safety, oversight and operational freedom.
"In the final analysis, the FAA reauthorization bill will protect the more than 274,000 Americans employed in civil aviation maintenance. While the association is glad to finish this round of FAA reauthorization, there is still much work to be done in educating all members of Congress about the maintenance industry's important role in keeping the flying public safe," MacLeod said.


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Food and Lifestyle expert, Laura McIntosh and Chef, Dana Jaffe from Saddles Steakhouse in Sonoma cook a prime rib. They demonstrate the simplicity of roasting a prime roast and that the size of the meat should not be intimidating!
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5 Each Bone Prime Rib, at room temperature
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½ Cup Salt
½ Cup Rosemary
Fresh Horseradish Sauce with Grated Apple
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1 Cup Sour Cream
1 Teaspoon Salt
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Guitarist Andreas Kisser of Brazilian thrashers SEPULTURA has issued the folloeing update:"Just came back from SEPULTURA's first visit in the Philippines. It was awesome! We played in Manila at a festival organized by a beer company, Red Rock beer, very good and very strong beer. The festival was well organized, good sound and lights. Many local bands were part of the show during the day and more than 15,000 people showed up. Thanks to all involved on this, all the Philipino fans!!! Salama!" Check out photos of the Manila concert at Kisser's Flickr page. Low-quality fan-filmed video footage of SEPULTURA's show in the Philippines can be viewed below. Two new SEPULTURA songs — "The Treatment" and "We've Lost You" — are available for streaming on the band's MySpace page. The group's new album, "A-Lex" (which stands for "no law" or "without law"), will be released via SPV Records on the following dates: Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Brazil: January 23
UK, Scandinavia, rest of Europe: January 26
USA, Canada: January 27 "A-Lex" will be available in three versions: in a deluxe digipak with an embossed cover, in a regular jewel case and on a vinyl gatefold LP. The material was produced by SEPULTURA and Stanley Soares at the Trama Studios in Sao Paulo and mastered by George Marino at New York's Sterling Sound studios. "A-Lex" is the first SEPULTURA album to feature new drummer Jean Dolabella, who joined the fold during the "Dante XXI" tour. "We've known Jean for more than three years, he's from [SEPULTURA's original] hometown of Belo Horizonte and joined us when Roy Mayorga left to team up with STONE SOUR," Kisser said. "He's ten years younger than the other band members and has brought a new approach into the band. Jean has an amazing amount of energy and motivation. We're very happy to have him with us, and we're proud of the positive impact he's had on the material on 'A-Lex'."


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Join us for Flavor! Napa Valley, on November 20-24 and taste the wines that made the Napa Valley legendary.
This five-day culinary festival includes seminars, retrospective tastings, food pairings, and intimate winery and vineyard activities.
New and seasoned enthusiasts will delve into what makes Napa Valley vintages some of the most sought after wines at events such as Why You Like the Wines You Like, and the grandest tasting of the festival, The Appellation Trail.
Toss in exclusive retrospective tastings including a 10-year vertical tasting of Joseph Phelps Insignia, a tasting tribute to Robert Mondavi, and 40 years of Cakebread Cellars and Flavor delivers something for every palate.


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No ease for motorists as gas increases again
The price for a litre of gasolene will go up by 89 cents on Thursday for Jamaican motorists.
It will cost $101.68 to buy a litre of E-10 87 gasolene while E-10 90 gasolene will be sold for $103.33 per litre.
This is the ninth straight week of gas price increases.
Meanwhile, the price of automotive diesel oil has been increased by 75 cents and will be sold for $105.08 per litre.
A litre of kerosene oil will sell for $107.80 following a 66 cent increase.
However, Propane cooking gas will move down by 89 cents and will now sell for $41.56 per litre.
The price of butane has been cut by 74 cents per litre to sell for cost $57.95 per litre.
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A fed up Michelle Obama is outraged that her husband's widely criticized prisoner exchange could wreck her political ambitions – and she's blasted him as an "idiot," say sources.
"Michelle was so furious about the public backlash that she sarcastically asked him, 'Whose side are you on?'" revealed a Washington insider. "She not only believes he made a dumb decision but also thinks it will negatively affect her post-White House career.
"She's contemplating a run for Senate in her home state of Illinois, but after the prisoner exchange, she said it looks like the only speeches she'll be making now will be to people wondering how she stayed married to 'That idiot.'"
The furor erupted after Obama authorized freeing five high-ranking Taliban terrorists for U.S. Army captive Bowe Bergdahl, whom some suspect of being a deserter.
Many congressmen shared the first lady's outrage, but the president refused to acknowledge he made a mistake.
"I'm never surprised by controversies that are whipped up in Washington," the commander in chief fired back at critics.
The political brawl comes at a terrible time for Michelle, who some see as the only potential candidate powerful enough to unseat Illinois Republican Sen. Mark Kirk.
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Dear Dr. Don,
I am retired. I have savings of approximately $80,000 in a money market account at a very conservative local bank. I have two lines of credit at a different bank at 18 percent. I want to pay them off to save on the interest expense. I also want to pay off a credit card. I will be left with about $65,000, which needs to go somewhere other than my conservative money market account. My $80,000 earns about $155 a year in interest in that account. I am 83 years old and not much of a risk taker at this time in my life. What would you do? Thanks.
--Norma Nominal
Dear Norma,
Paying down your lines of credit and credit cards makes perfect sense. It looks like you're earning 0.19 percent on the $80,000 sitting in the money market account. Using some of the money to pay off lines of credit at 18 percent and a credit card that's likely to also be at a double-digit interest rate is smart. You'll have the added bonus of freeing up the money in your monthly budget that was going toward making those loan payments.
What to do with the $65,000 still in savings? Well, you don't want all of it sitting in a money market account. I'd suggest that you place part of the money in certificates of deposit insured by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. or the National Credit Union Share Insurance Fund (for credit unions). You can use Bankrate to find CDs with high yields in your market.
Savers have to find the right combination of safety, liquidity, yield and convenience when finding a home for their savings. Right now you have too much liquidity, and your interest earnings are suffering because of it. While we currently are in a low-yield environment for savings, you can still improve on what you're earning in the money market account by putting some of your savings into CDs.
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Oh, I can verify that they do work on the REB1200! I haven't yet tried this on an EBW1150, though.
I tried that
I posted earlier and it worked flawlessly surfing to the wiki page.
If it doesn't work for you, what firmware is your REB1200? Mine is at 4.2f22.
If it would help, can you capture/generate a privoxy-like log of the HTTP packets sent/received? I can then match with mine, if there is something gone amiss.
I don't remember my firmware version -- and I tried it with a different file I created. Let me do try both things and confirm that it works :-)
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The simulation of a 'back button' during surfing using the 'directory icon' works well, however, after the 'Online Bookshelf' tab is clicked and then the 'Bookstore icon' is clicked, nothing happens, but the last (html) page visited is displayed. Another 'directory icon' click brings up the main content page, but this should have happened when the 'Bookstore icon' was just clicked. Clear?
Can't do anything about it. The eBook caches that page and never requests from the server (see the server logs in the command prompt). When you request again, it hits impserve and then I do the correct thing. File a bug report with eBook Technologies to fix it ;-)
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The text substitute of <a href> to include those UNDERLINE='YES' is a very useful feature. Any quick help/start guide you could provide on how to mod/write these plugins? I'm eager to try...
See the
provided plugins in the source code
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is just 19 lines
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documentation for BeautifulSoup
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Initial bug report:
- booklist gets truncated at 100 .imp books when the 'Online Bookshelf' (directory) has more than 99 ebooks. You
just knew
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I added code to implement that -- can you post the server log here so I can look into it as I don't have too many .IMP books right now
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Why did you choose to apply to and attend Booth? Strongest brand in the world for my areas of interest (finance and economics), outstanding faculty (including several Nobel laureates), flexible curriculum that allows to tailor your own experience and the most approachable and helpful community out there. And Chicago is an amazing city!
Activities: Co-Chair of AudioBooth, member of Investment Banking Group, Boxing Club, Dean's Student Admissions Committee (DSAC)
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- November 28, 2006, 12:05 PM
Under a freshly signed contract, Embraer will provide the Indian government with a complete support package for its five Legacy 600 business jets. The 10-year agreement covers a spare part exchange program, a repair program and a number of technical assistance services. The latter include technical publication updates, recurrent training, a rental program for ground support equipment, field support and back-office engineering. The five aircraft are in operation with the Indian Air Force and the Border Security Force


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I always get bothered when I see stuff like this. I don't really have anything against any of the bands on this tour per say, but I believe it a grave injustice to stick Between the Buried and Me on tour with the likes of UnderOath and The Acacia Strain (who's name I didn't realize until today isn't The ARCADIA STAIN). At any rate, UnderOath shouldn't have to put up touring with such low-brow and talentless acts like Between the Buried and Me. UnderOath are legends, shit they should have their own tour. They ARE the Cool. </sarcasm>
Anyway, the so-called 'Cool' tour, in all its un-coolness, kicks off in Orlando on July 12 and will finish up in California on August 1st. You can see all the dates of the tour as well as the full lineup after the jump.
Confirmed Line Up:
As I Lay Dying
Between the Buried and Me
The Acacia Strain
Cancer Bats
War Of Ages
Cool Tour dates:
July 12 - Orlando, FL @ House Of Blues
July 13 - Atlanta, GA @ The Tabernacle
July 14 - N. Myrtle Beach, SC @ House of Blues SC
July 15 - Charlotte, NC @ The Fillmore Charlotte
July 16 - Baltimore, MD @ Sonar
July 17 - Toronto, ON @ Sound Academy
July 18 - Royal Oak, MI @ Royal Oak Music Theatre
July 20 - Boston, MA @ House of Blues Boston
July 21 - Sayreville, NJ @ Starland Ballroom
July 22 - Philadelphia, PA @ Electric Factory
July 23 - Columbus, OH @ The LC Pavilion
July 24 - Milwaukee, WI @ Eagles Complex
July 25 - St. Louis, MO @ The Pageant
July 27 - Houston, TX @ Verizon Wireless Theater
July 28 - Dallas, TX @ The Palladium Ballroom
July 30 - Mesa, AZ @ Mesa Amphitheatre
July 31 - Los Angeles, CA @ Hollywood Palladium
Aug 1 - San Francisco, CA @ The Warfield
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The question is asked: "Why did Jesus ride into Jerusalem on a colt?"
In His humanity, the Lord Jesus no doubt had the same needs that everyone else did — food, clothing, shelter, etc. Interestingly, it appears He only expressed one need in a recorded, verbal conversation. It was the need for a donkey colt to ride on as He entered Jerusalem for that last week before His bitterly cruel death.
For more than three years, Jesus had been walking all over Galilee and Judea — even Samaria. Why would He suddenly need a ride? Matthew tells us why,
"All this was done, that it might be fulfilled which was spoken by the prophet, saying, 'Tell the daughter of Sion, Behold, your King comes unto you, meek, and sitting upon a donkey, a colt, the foal of a donkey" (Matthew 21:4-5).
This event had been prophesied centuries earlier (Zechariah 9:9). The time had finally come for Jesus to see the prophecy fulfilled. As He entered the Jerusalem, the people took "branches of palm trees (hence the name Palm Sunday). They cried, 'Hosanna: Blessed is the King of Israel that comes in the name of the Lord'," (John 12:13). A few days later, however, these same crowds were crying, "Crucify Him" (Luke 23:21).
Palm Sunday this year is March 24. It reminds us of the end of winter and start of spring. Perhaps we can suggest an appropriate metaphor to mark this occasion. That is, as the final blasts of a bitter winter give way to a beautiful and fruitful spring, so this terrible "Passion Week" begins so meekly would shortly be overcome by the glorious resurrection and everlasting life. Christ did this for a world lost in sin. For you. For me.
John 3:16 tells us "For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son, that whoever believes in Him should not perish, but have everlasting life."
That's an opportunity for each one to come to this Christ.
If you have a Bible question write to pastor Lenard Huebscher, 12525 75th St. North, Stillwater, MN, 55082 or phone 651-430-3132. www.stillwaterbaptist.net


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Políticas de Estabilización en la Economía Argentina, 1978-1982
This paper analyzes the economic policy which was implemented in Argentina starting in December, 1978, with emphasis in the stabilization program. The role of foreign exchange policy is highlighted, particularly its relation to tariff policy and commercia
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As Bernanke came to the aid of the markets, refusing to pull away the stimulus, I wanted to write a short analysis about which investment would have the best risk/return characteristic to play this boost. I should caution the analysis here is only for implementation until late May 2012. With the markets so overextended the start of the summer 2012 might have some surprises for investors.
It turns out the best risk/return combination is in oil (NYSEARCA:USO). Surprisingly, oil's superiority over other investment choices is not a result of reasons to go long. It is rather, the lack of certain risks compared to other alternatives that makes it a better choice.
Here is a list of the reasons that make oil the best trade, in my opinion, to play the Bernanke boost:
- The main reason is, with the markets so overextended, many assets are riding out the positive market mood rather than fundamental reasons. Oil seems to be the only asset that is supported by a real supply/demand dynamic.
- The most obvious alternative to oil is equities (NASDAQ:QQQ). However, if you invest in equities you expose yourself to various extra risks. Chances are the company that you invest in will be reporting its earnings in the next 2 months. With so many stocks way overextended, any mishap in the earnings report might hit your investment quite hard. However, it is not easy to short the overextended stocks either. If the market mood is positive, investors can get extremely creative in putting a positive spin on even the most horrible earnings miss.
- EUR/USD cross (NYSEARCA:FXE) or European stocks might seem a good choice, since more easing means a higher EUR. However, with the Europeans also in easing mode with the LTRO, it is just a guessing game which currency will depreciate more. You can check out my in-depth analysis of the Euro and European markets here: Euro: The Currency That Defies Supply and Demand?
- Precious metals -- (NYSEARCA:GLD), (NYSEARCA:SLV) -- are an alternative which moves roughly on the same mechanics as oil. However, precious metals, especially silver, are more volatile than oil. In the case of a revival of the European problems, they might be subject to a severe correction, whereas oil would be supported by industrial demand.
- Bonds are a viable alternative, I will admit. In fact, they may be the next best thing to oil. After the Bernanke remarks the bond yields will definitely be pressured down from their recent rise. You can check out my in-depth analysis of that subject in "Bernanke Is Still The Emperor, Bonds Are Still A Buy"
You should also be aware that oil simply has the best risk/return tradeoff. This does not ensure that oil will be immune to a turn in market sentiment. Financial assets and commodities are very highly correlated. Oil will be the most resilient in a possible market turn from the overextended levels but it still might take a modest hit.
You should also be content with about a 10% - 13% return if you invest in oil. In my opinion, that is the maximum upside you can expect in two months. If you want to play for higher returns, you might need to invest in momentum stocks like cloud companies. However, the risk does not justify the returns in those momentum stocks, in my opinion. Instead you can just take a leveraged position in oil and you would still get a better risk/return combination.
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Doane Announces New Director of Annual Fund and Advancement Operations
Amy Jurgens has joined Doane's Advancement Office as the director of annual fund and advancement operations.
She will be in charge of the Doane Scholarship fund and general operations in the Advancement area.
"People (at Doane) have been very kind," she said. "It's a much larger staff than I'm used to working with. It's a nice change of pace."
Jurgens use to work at Lincoln Lutheran High School where she was the director of development for the past seven years. She said in this role she did similar fundraising and coming to Doane was a good opportunity to have more responsibility.
"I saw the opportunity at Doane and thought it would be a good way to expand on things that I've already learned," she said, "to step up and have a new challenge."
Before working for Lincoln Lutheran, Jurgens worked in banking. She said once she moved over into fundraising, she learned on the job.
"I learned a lot and made some wonderful friends while I was there," Jurgens said.
Vice President for Advancement Kevin Meyer said Jurgens' prior experiences in banking and student financial aid programs have contributed to the great skill set that she brought to Doane.
Jurgens said her favorite part of fundraising was developing relationships with donors.
"It is rewarding, in this line of work, to hear why people are passionate about their 'causes,'" she said. "Every story is different but well worth a listen."


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Chapel Hill, N.C. - University of North Carolina place-kicker Casey Barth, who has been limited to three games due to an injured groin, will not return this year and will seek a medical hardship waiver from the Atlantic Coast Conference.
The waiver would allow Barth to play a fifth year in 2012. Barth strained his groin in the first half vs. Virginia on Sept. 17 and has not kicked since.
A native of Wilmington, N.C., Barth made all 11 extra points and one field goal - a 46-yarder vs. Rutgers - in the first two and a half games this season before the injury. He has made 51 of 63 career field goal attempts and a school-record 82 consecutive extra points. He needs just four field goals to surpass his brother Connor's school-record total of 54.
In 2010, Barth earned honorable mention All-ACC honors after converting 19 of 22 field goal attempts, including a long of 49. He made all 38 extra point attempts. Barth entered the 2011 season sixth among active players in the NCAA.


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Over the past few years, the Nantucket Atheneum has applied for, and received grants, for teen services from three foundations: The Nantucket Golf Club Foundation, the federal Institute of Museum and Library Services, and an anonymous foundation.
With these funds, the Atheneum has:
- Created a new Young Adult Area on the west side of the Great Hall.
- Improved the lower gallery space to accommodate small-group teen programs.
- Expanded the Young Adult collection with additional fiction and non-fiction titles, new DVDs, reference, magazine and graphic novel sections.
- Increased programming for teens.
Please stop by and visit the Young Adult Area in the Great Hall, which is open whenever the library is open, and staffed with a YA Services assistant from 2:30PM to closing Tuesday – Friday, and 12:00 PM to closing on Saturdays.
In addition, the library offers a full range of Programs & Events for teens.


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Blooming Teas...
I found a small shop along Compton Street in London that stocks great coffee and teas called the Algerian Coffee Store, and found these in the window. They're a bit pricey at £2 a pop, but when you look at the amount of work that has gone into creating it, you'll see why.
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The history of the Department of Communication Disorders mirrors the evolution of the professions of speech-language pathology and audiology. The university offered a "complete speech correction training program" outlined in the 1952-53 bulletin. During this time, the profession of audiology had not yet been born and "speech correction" was the appropriate term.
In 1962-63, a degree in "speech correction" was initiated in the Department of Speech, later to become the Department of Speech Communication. Students initially received a degree in speech with a major in speech correction. This program was directed by Dr. M.G. Lorberg. During the 70's, the program remained a component within the Department of Speech Communication and Theatre under the direction of Dr. Mary Ann Vogelsang and Dr. John Long.
The present day Department of Communication Disorders was formed in 1989 within the newly created College of Health and Human Services. Dr. Mary Ann Vogelsang served as the first chairperson of the department. Founding faculty of the department included Dr. Vogelsang, Dr. John Long, Dr. Leita Hensley, Dr. Kevin Squibb, and Dr. Marcia Brown.
The Department continued under Dr. Mary Ann Vogelsang's leadership until 1996. At that time, Dr. Sakina Drummond became the second chairperson of the department and the department received its first re-accreditation by the Council on Academic Accreditation as an independent department in 2000.
In 2008, the clinical facility of the department completed an extensive remodeling which included remote video observation system, digital recording and computer capabilities in all clinical suites, an enhanced student work area, and a student locker room. In addition, the new clinic waiting area was designated the Mary Ann Vogelsang Waiting Room in honor of her early service to the department.
In 2009, Dr. Marcia Brown-Haims served as interim chairperson of the department and, in 2010, Dr. Tom Linares was appointed department chairperson. It was during this time that the department reached its highest student enrollment to date of approximately 180 undergraduate majors and 30 graduate majors.


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Alba completes foundation for Line 5 expansion
Aluminium Bahrain (Alba) completed the pouring of the first concrete foundation for the Reduction Rooms on June 23 at the Line 5 construction site. The occasion was attended by representatives from the Alba, Bechtel and AA Nass Senior Management Team who joined together to witness one of the most important milestones in the construction of the Line 5 Project, the largest expansion project currently in the region.
The pouring of the first concrete on the Line 5 marks the beginning of the construction phase of the Reduction-Rooms of Line 5. In addition, this event marks the timely progress of the Line 5 project since its initial stages of development and indicates the speed and efficiency at which the expansion has been proceeding in order to meet the target schedule.
Alba is a 520,000 ton per annum aluminium smelter. As well as its reduction lines and casthouses, the company has a dedicated carbon department and a 1,500 megawatt power plant. A 450,000 ton per annum coke calcining plant is also in operation at the company's marine terminal. The company was officially opened in 1971 and its shareholders today are the Government of Bahrain, SABIC Industrial Investments and Breton Investments.
Alba's Line 5 Expansion, due for completion in June 2005 will expand the company's annual production by a further 307,000 tons per annum, making it the largest smelter in the world outside of eastern Europe. At a total cost of $1.7 billion, the expansion will include a new power station, carbon, casthouse and other facilities. — (menareport.com)
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19 January 2006
a birth story – for Son #2
It was hot, and Son #1 (who had not yet turned two) and I were heading out the door on a new adventure.
Since moving to our inner city home a few months earlier (yes, the same home we left two weeks ago, after ten happy years there), I had been searching for suitable childcare one day a week for little #1. I was by then working casually, from home, for a small feminist literary magazine, and needed a few hours a week to work without simultaneously dealing with the demands of a toddler. I also figured one day a week of quality time with the new baby who was due in 3 or 4 weeks wouldn't go astray either.
Finally, the phone call had come. A place had come up at our local childcare centre and we were invited to visit for a series of orientation 'settling in' sessions, with me gradually and surreptitiously withdrawing my presence. Perfect I thought. A couple of weeks of gentle sessions and then the baby would arrive, and #1 wouldn't associate being packed off to childcare with the arrival of his sibling.
Friday, 19th January.
We decided to walk to the childcare centre. Why, I have no idea. Thirty-something weeks pregnant, 32 degree heat. Crazy. I pushed the pram to the centre, we introduced ourselves to the staff and spent an awkward hour in #1's new room, with me trying to gently prise him off my enlarged lap and steer him towards new discoveries and experiences. He wasn't having a bar of it.
The hour up, we said goodbye and left the room, I loaded the child into the pram and headed for the front door. As I pushed the door, I felt a gentle 'pop'. I froze, realising with horror what was happening. Luckily the loo was about 7 steps from the door. I made it somehow, cleaned up, and naively thought that that relatively small amount was it. (I had no experience of the full joys of amniotic fluids, as they had not broken with Son #1).
That was manageable! I thought. Why do people make such a fuss for heaven's sake?
I emerged from the loo to find #1 had been rescued by his new carers who'd guessed what was happening. They rallied round, popped me, the child and the pram in one of their cars and drove us home, me protesting all the while that I was fine and could walk home thank you very much for your kind offer and all that. They regaled me with horror stories of births in public toilets/gutters/street corners, as people like to do when you're at the business end of a pregnancy, and politely shoved me into the car, and out again at our destination.
I fell into the house and promptly thanked the Almighty that they hadn't listened to my protestations, as my waters broke properly then. All over my clothes. All over the floor. As happens, when one's waters break.
(I calculated that had I walked, I would have been in front of the greengrocers right about then. And the sight of all those watermelons may just have been a trifle alarming.)
Luckily my brother was staying with us at the time, so he gave the bemused toddler some lunch and put him down for a nap, while I ... relaxed/practised breathing/communed with the unborn child/packed my bag? No. I headed for the computer to finish the Autumn edition of the magazine so it could be collected by the editor the next day. I also phoned Mr Soup, telling him what was happening but not to hurry home as we knew from previous experience that we still had about ... ooh ... eleven hours to go.
During the last couple of pages I realised I was panting and typing in rhythm.
Another phone call to Mr Soup.
This one with a little more urgency.
Mr Soup arrived home and we bundled a hastily packed bag into the car, kissed my brother and Son #1 goodbye, and set off. The ride to the birth centre was soooo uncomfortable and all I could think was Gee, I'm not handling this very well. I'm much older and more tired than last time, that must be why. Gawd, and I still have hours to go.
By the time we arrived and attempted paperwork at the reception, I could barely speak coherently. Our midwife arrived and I was interested in a dazed sort of way to note that she was quite pregnant herself, with her third child as she later told us. She was also a student midwife, and so a senior midwife sat at the other end of the room for the entire labour, supervising and blatantly disbelieving everything I said. Cos clearly, she was the expert on my body, not me.
But then ... The Belt.
Since our first experience at the birth centre two years earlier, a new rule had been implemented whereby labouring women had to have foetal monitoring on arrival, for 20 minutes. Now, the only way I can labour effectively is kneeling or on all fours, and the only way a foetal monitoring belt can be fitted and, um, monitored, is with the woman on her back. Problem.
(Side note: how on earth did women labour on their backs under the patriarchy for so many decades? It is so unnatural and against all one's instincts).
The midwife strapped the belt on and I suffered it like a Good Patient for five minutes, then asked politely that it be removed. The midwife foofed around for a bit and didn't quite respond, so a minute or so later I asked again. She deferred to the senior midwife who said a flat out No. Another two minutes later I announced I had to go to the toilet so the belt would have to come off. The senior midwife offered me a bedpan. I refused, saying I would walk to the toilet, and use the toilet thank you very much for your kind offer and all that. She tried to fob me off again, so I just started to unbuckle the belt myself. The wonderful student midwife turned her back on her colleague and helped me, and I staggered to the loo.
Of course once I was upright it was all systems go and my contractions changed instantly in pace and rhythm. I remember thinking, Wow I'm kind of pushing! Already! We've only just arrived! Now only 40 minutes of pushing to go! Stop thinking in exclamation marks!
Our student midwife helped me back to the room, stopping every three paces for a contraction. I had a contraction at the doorway to our room, at which point the student midwife announced to her superior that I was pushing. (I vaguely remember noting with satisfaction that the senior midwife looked contrite as she realised that I had actually been in full-on labour while she had been fobbing me off with rules, regulations and implements of torture.)
In the two seconds before the next contraction hit, I almost made it to the bed. The mat on the floor at the foot of the bed had to do. And with the next contraction, after a mere 5 hours of labour and two minutes of pushing, our beautiful little golden boy arrived gently and with minimal fuss into the arms of our midwife.
(It was, unlike Sons #1 and 3's births, a beautiful, calm birth, as 'easy' as childbirth can be said to be. Well, post Belt Episode, that is. Our pregnant midwife said to me much later, as she finished up the paperwork and massaged my feet, that that was exactly the kind of labour and birth she hoped to have herself in a few short weeks.)
She passed our brand new Son #2 to me so I could sit back and see and hold him. My first instinct was to rip my top off so I could cradle him skin to skin (another new experience as sadly Son #1's cord had been cut and he was rushed off to have his airways suctioned, returning to me later wrapped in a blanket).
My first words, not very romantically, were Where are my glasses?
Pause, while the glasses were located somewhere on the bed.
My next words were spoken with a profound sense of wonder and almost in unison with Mr Soup's.
Gosh, he's sooo beautiful!
Because he was.
And oh my, he still is.
Happy 10th birthday, special boy.
Postscript: The editor's column in the Autumn edition of AWBR of that year featured a special welcome to Son #2.
14 comments:
- jorth said...
Apart from the belt, what a wonderful story!
- Thursday, 19 January 2006 at 13:56:00 GMT+11
- Sharon said...
Your story reminds me of a girlfriend's experience... She had worked at her job for quite a few years and on her last day (in the days before maternity leave) they were taking her out to this very swish place for a farewell lunch... She was looking forward to it immensely... And as it was her first - she wasn't that concerned or 'aware' about the niggling little backpain she had had for a few hours... Come mid morning she knew that lunch was off the menu!!!! Her son was delived in the hospital - just - six weeks prem...
Another friend had her last baby on the front lawn of the hospital...
Happy Birthday to your son!!!!
- Thursday, 19 January 2006 at 14:29:00 GMT+11
- shellyC said...
Wonderful story..thanks for sharing..I love birth stories!!
All 3 of mine started with my waters breaking......and somehow differently. Having them break at my in-laws was a bit strange.
Happy Birthday to your #2
- Thursday, 19 January 2006 at 14:55:00 GMT+11
- telfair said...
That is a beautiful story...it made me smile & look forward (sort of) to the day (far off) I go thru the Initiation of labor. (Sort of.)
- Thursday, 19 January 2006 at 17:25:00 GMT+11
- Jane said...
Happy Birthday to your son. It's a great story and beautifully written.
- Thursday, 19 January 2006 at 19:46:00 GMT+11
- blackbird said...
A whirlwind wonderful birth story.
I love birth stories.
Happy happy day to #2, from Tuvalu.
- Thursday, 19 January 2006 at 23:37:00 GMT+11
- SueeeuS said...
I love your story! How beautiful and a very happy birthday wish to your beautiful boy P!!
I didn't have a single contraction or water breakage or anything. My baby didn't even 'drop' - that part where they settle into the hips in prep for the journey? I sometimes wonder how long I would have carried him, had I not had the scheduled c-section at 39 wks. And lord-o-mercy, he was already 10lbs7oz. A titan. I kept hoping I could have a natural birth and that they were all wrong about his projected size... ..but they were right after all.
I didn't realize #2 was that early! I just love birth stories. Thanks for sharing! :)
- Friday, 20 January 2006 at 02:50:00 GMT+11
- Elizabeth said...
I never tire of hearing about birth stories, although they always make me cry. There is a tv show called Birth Stories that I can't watch without sobbing!
What a nice delivery. Mine were both very
'reluctant' to leave the womb.
Happy Birthday to crouton No.2!
- Friday, 20 January 2006 at 03:26:00 GMT+11
- Gina said...
Lovely! Happy birthday to your boy!
- Friday, 20 January 2006 at 03:48:00 GMT+11
- la vie en rose said...
beautiful story. it made me tear up as it reminded me of the birth of my son...which was totally different but still one of my most beautiful life experiences. thank you for sharing your life. happy birthday #2!
- Friday, 20 January 2006 at 04:36:00 GMT+11
- --erica said...
i'm all teared up now Suse! I love happy birth stories!
I can remember arguing with the nurses over that damned belt too!!
Happy birthday #2!
- Friday, 20 January 2006 at 04:57:00 GMT+11
- BabelBabe said...
happy bday to #2. Just think, he might've been birthed by the watermelons at the greengrocer's -- but for your sake, regardless of what a fab story THAT would make, I am glad he was not.
- Friday, 20 January 2006 at 08:51:00 GMT+11
- yaya said...
Wonderful - happy birthday to your double-figures-now #2 son! ( my nephew is 10 this year and keeps reminding me of the double-figures-soon every time I see him!)
- Friday, 20 January 2006 at 10:41:00 GMT+11
- blue milk said...
Oh, lovely story.
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The City of Lewes Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee recently introduced its first "Bicycle and Pedestrian Friendly Map & Guide" as part of the city's efforts to support its reputation as a bicycle and pedestrian friendly community.
According to Michael Tyler, chairman of the Lewes Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee, "The Map & Guide supports our status as a Bronze Level Bicycle Friendly Community." He said that the committee has been working on developing an aid like this for more than a year.
The folded four-color brochure fits easily in pockets and information racks and when unfolded reveals a color-keyed map measuring 15 inches by 23 inches. The map identifies such things as bike racks, safe places to walk and ride, parks, restrooms and other aids that provide information for cyclists and pedestrians.
Part of the new map and guide's information came from the city's original brochure listing the responsibilities of bicyclists, pedestrians and motorists as well as statistics supporting the importance of bicycle and pedestrian safety. In a welcoming letter on the first page of the guide, Mayor Ted Becker encourages readers to "put aside your vehicle and enjoy Lewes by walking or bicycling around our historic city." He says that "not only will you get a little exercise, but you will also have a unique view and experience what a small town atmosphere can provide."
Lewes prides itself as a town where activities such as cycling and walking promote a better quality of life. At the June 9 Lewes City Council meeting, one of the elements for declaring July as Pedestrian and Bicycle Safety Month stated: "Levels of obesity, high blood pressure and diabetes are lower in cities where a hither percentage of commuters bicycle or walk to work and cities where derivers get used to sharing the road with bikers and walkers generally have lower rates of pedestrian and bike accidents and fatalities."
Tyler hopes this map and guide will live up to the city's proclamation and "encourage smart cycling and walking that result in continued progress to improve our reputation as a bicycle and pedestrian community." He noted further that "I hope this new brochure will encouraged cyclists to ride with traffic, stay off sidewalks and use bike racks located throughout the city.
The map and guide will be distributed throughout the city on bike rack info boxes, the Lewes Chamber of Commerce, Lewes Cycle Shop, hotels and real estate offices. They will also be available at the Lewes Police Department and City Hall.
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I still haven't found anyone I prefer better, and I remain faithful to the old man - George Clooney!
I've always been crazy about him too. Ever since he was on Sisters, I've been in love with him.
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While word surfaced this week that the Nets were among the teams interested in Glen Davis, one interesting trade proposal came to light: Davis, J.R. Giddens and Gabe Pruitt to the Pistons for Jason Maxiell and a first-round pick.
While this deal was apparently quickly turned down, I do like where Boston's head is at. Clearly you know that I'd like to see Big Baby stay in town, but with our current roster, I'd take Maxiell and a first-round pick any day of the week.
Other than the Nets and Pistons, the Hornets and Blazers have tried to work a sign-and-trade deal for Big Baby, and it appears that's what the Celtics would prefer so they can get something back in return.
If you were the Pistons, would you have made that trade?
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My first student starts this week. It's a quick two-week internship, just aimed at beginning skills and a brief experience prior to further coursework.
I am so nervous! As I await the student's arrival, I have been reviewing some old notes from my clinicals and tried to prioritize the concepts I think are most important to learn. Since this is the student's first clinical, I know the skills she learns will carry over into each other clinical and then into her professional life. While it is partially the student's responsibility to learn the necessary material, it is also very much the clinical instructor's duty to provide the opportunities and framework for growth.
So, how can I be the best clinical instructor (CI)? What traits do I need? How do I communicate feedback to the student in a way that motivates and improves skills, rather than irritates the student? With 18 years of schooling and four previous CIs, I have observed many different teaching styles; some are highly effective and others... well... they were not awesome.
I think being a good physical therapy instructor requires the same skills to make a great physical therapist, the same skills to be a good friend, parent and partner. It's those life skills - being able to listen to, respond to and challenge others to be better. I'm hoping this is just the beginning of my role as a CI. I hope each year to work with students, learn from them, teach them and remember the joy of starting a new path.
What about you? Have you taken students before? What recommendations can you give me?
If you have implemented all the wonderful things you have mentioned above I am sure you are a wonderful CI now.
I am a heartsick angry mother of a 2nd year DPT student who just returned from a terrible clinical experience witha CI. From the get go he expressed a conflicts with her and felt she was not a mentor and used passive observation to evaluate him. She stood by at the start of his clinical and let him make a mistakes and then crumble. Isn't there such a thing as teachable moments and mentoring. He is an anxious person and she did a great job at crumbling his confidence. And as Al mentioned it all snowballed! He had 3 days with another PT on her days off and the experience was a totally different learning experience. He felt he progressed but made a huge blunder and did not give himself high marks when it came time to evaluate himself. He has a 3.5 Gpa and had no problems with his first 2 clinicals. And now he may be dismissed from his program that he has put 2 full hardworking years into. Being an RN and his dad a physcian we both understand how hard and nervewracking clinical experiences can be, and how a CI can make or break a student. We keep trying to boost his confidence and keep telling him you will learn so much more when you are working out in the real world. I am prejudice but he is great kid, student, and caring person and will be a great Pt if given the chance, but who knows if the higher ups have that vision. I wish his CI was evaluated ! any thoughts? Thanks for letting me vent my frustration with the unreal world of academia. We keep telling him this will be a great lifelesson no matter what happens, and he will know what kind of a teacher he will want to be if given the opportunity. Thanks for listening. Jenny
I couldn't agree more with Al. As I was reading your post, all I could think of was Allison's recent post about her fumbling her final exit practicum. She knew the material, but when it came to testing, she made a mistake and then the pressure caused her mistakes to snowball. A clinical rotation shouldn't have that kind of pressure. It isn't a testing environment. As Al said, it is an integration experience.
Students should leave their rotation with you more confident in their skills, but also with a balanced view of what their true skills are, which includes being able to identify and address their weaknesses. The important aspect of that is keeping everything in perspective. They need to know that YOU still have weaknesses...that EVERY PT has weaknesses. We are all always growing and learning...which means we also never quit making mistakes. When a student knows that, it helps take the pressure off which will free them up for optimal performance.
By the way, Al, yours may be the most successful student/CI experience ever!
Lisa - I graduated in 1971 and had my first student less than a year later and never stopped loving it. Ok, I didn't loved the paperwork. Ok, I HATED the paperwork. Just a few things...remember you are a CLINICAL instructor. You do not have to grill every student about origins, insertions, dermatomes, etc. You are there to integrate classroom and clinic in a real world way so the student can begin to put things together. You should be a calming factor to the student, but you don't have to be their Facebook friend. If the student makes an error, and they will, try to curb your sharp criticism in front of the patient. The student is very fragile. When they make that mistake, ask them how they could have done it better so the student sees that they do know the right thing. Point out their strengths as they exhibit them. I found that having the student critique their own performance EVERY clinic day helped take the pressure off you and have the "evaluation" be more of a collaborative effort between you two rather than the Instructor to Student one-way street. Alright, I've gone on too long for a "comment", but one more thing - I hired the very first student I had and she still works with me 40 years later! Good luck Lisa


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Power Mac G4?
I've got a line on a Power Mac G4 450 (SawTooth).
Any reason why I should be concerned about using it with my FirePod and Ardour?
I'm currently a Linux user, and have been looking to get a Mac, and I simply can't beat the price ($80).
My main worries will be about HDD throughput, as that seems to be the only place I run into problems with my Linux box.
Is the 450 processor enough for audio work? Needs run to around ~25 tracks and light plugin usage.
I suppose worse comes to worst, it should be OK for tracking, but I'm still concerned about playing back 25 tracks while recording another.
it's kind of a stretch to expect that from a G4 of that pedigree. it'll definitely help if you max the RAM and pop in a dedicated harddisk for your ardour projects. minimize the plugin usage. that's what'll really get you into trouble.
Thanks for the response!
So maxing the RAM and adding a dedicated HDD were already on the list.
What if I grab one of those processor upgrades to, say, 1.6 or 1.8 ghz? Will the motherboard bus(ses) perform to match?
I figure the worst case is it is simply my portable tracking machine, and I can do all my DSP work in Linux if necessary.
i'm not really sure what to say about processor upgrades. a while back, i tried a powerlogix 7447 @ 1.7GHz. i got sent bad upgrades three times. finally, i ended up with a working CPU. unfortunately, powerlogix has been slow in releasing updates to their 'CPU Director' software that controls various functions of the upgrade. basically, every time a new point version of OS X is released, it breaks the software. the CPU still works, but you don't get the power/heat management. to top it all off, several pieces of (very important) software are unstable when using the upgrade. hydrogen (drum machine app) constantly crashes. i also had problems with ardour crashing when using plugins after the upgrade. unrelated to music, but safari is less stable after the upgrade, too.
worst of all, no PPC linux will boot with the upgrade. at least not ubuntu, debian, or yellowdog.
luckily, that particular mac is not my only machine. maybe i've just had bad luck. and, i will say that when things *do* work, the machine is pretty fast.
at the end of the day, though, my linux boxes do a much better job. i don't even have any super-fancy hardware. my main machine is just a simple athlon xp 2000. my ardour projects usually run anywhere from 16 to 30+ tracks. my athlon machine handles beautifully.


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rating: 5.12c 7b+ 27 IX- 27 E6 6b
This is a beautiful line with interesting and difficult movement.
It is too bad that you can reach the routes on either side of it through all but one short section in the middle. Kind of squeezed on a beautiful panel that is just slightly too small to really fit a route.
By BrianWS
Oct 11, 2013
rating: 5.12 7b+ 27 VIII+ 26 E6 6b
A nice break from the consistently steep nature of the White Mountain area. In my memory, this and Banyan Tree stand out as some of the most quality vertical/face routes in YS.
The 12b rating is spot on for the region, but would be very soft by most other standards. I blew the onsight going for the chains during a time when I would have struggled up an 11+ stateside.


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Glad you decided to give it a try :) I sent Jacquie an invite also, but I'm not sure she will want to use it. If you click Spuffy on the search, you will find a lot of people you know.
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The above picture was taken at the National Arboretum on Sunday. I was standing on the bank of the Anacostia River and facing towards the Asian Gardens. I wanted to express what a gorgeous day it was. On the left is a stand of bamboo trees that stay green all year. If you look carefully, you can see the security/deer fence in front.
This is not exactly a birding post, so I will add in the birds seen on Sunday. My sister spotted the bald eagles. Unfortunately they were too high up to catch a photo of them like the one here. They were so high that they blended into the sky at times. The woods behind the state tree grove continues to be very birdy.
Pied-billed Grebe
Canada Goose
Turkey Vulture
Bald Eagle
Red-shouldered Hawk
Ring-billed Gull
Red-bellied Woodpecker
Yellow-bellied Sapsucker
Downy Woodpecker
Northern Flicker
Pileated Woodpecker
Golden-crowned Kinglet
Carolina Wren
Winter Wren
Northern Mockingbird
Eastern Bluebird
Hermit Thrush
American Robin
Carolina Chickadee
Tufted Titmouse
White-breasted Nuthatch
Brown Creeper
Blue Jay
American Crow
Fish Crow
European Starling
House Finch
American Goldfinch
White-throated Sparrow
Dark-eyed Junco
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|Nom du fichier : Plants vs. Zombies : Garden Warfare - Cheat Codes - Auteur : ANO - [PC]
|Flying Cactus or Engineer:
When playing as the Cactus, stand on the edge of a tallnut barricade, or the edge of a wall, and press the appropriate button to activate your drone. Fly beneath the vantage point where your Cactus is positioned and from there ascend to position the Cactus on the flying drone you are controlling. You can fly up to a roof or other high elevation, reaching areas that would otherwise be unavailable to that class. A similar technique also works as the Engineer with its drone, though not as effectively.
Infinite coins exploit:
Play Garden Ops mode as the Sunflower on the easiest difficulty setting and select any map, although Garden Center works the best. Proceed through the first wave without using any potted plants at all, until only one zombie remains. Once this occurs, quickly plant a Scaredy Shroom plant and lure the zombie over to it when it is scared so it starts to eat it. Now start healing the Scaredy Shroom using the LB ability, which will quickly generate coins to the tune of about 20,000 per hour, as long as you keep it going. You can even do this while you step away from your console.
Slender Man Easter Egg:
* Go to the backyard of the Zomboss Estate map and look carefully beyond the thick tree cover forming the boundaries of the map.
* The Zomboss Estate is part of the recently released Zomboss Down DLC expansion. Don�t worry, it�s totally free!
* Look in the forested section to the left of the graveyard. He�s pretty far back behind the trees, so he can be a little tricky to spot, but he�s there!
* Slender Man is known for his penchant to hang around the woods. Thankfully, this version just sits still. He won�t chase your plant or zombie when you turn away.
* Slender Man is so chill that he�ll even let you shoot him. Carefully aiming between the trees, you can peg Slendy with a few rounds. But, if you try to fly in the sky and rain death from above, it looks like the suited figure simply disappears.
Easy money:
Play as the Sunflower in Garden Ops mode under the easiest difficulty setting. Select the Garden Center map and pass the first wave without using any potted plants until only one zombie remains. Quickly plant a Scaredy Shroom plant and lure the zombie to it to scare it into eating it. Heal the Scaredy Shroom continuously to earn coins
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How did the Legion get back in 1990 a trophy it had given out for its national choral competition?
The group gave it back. Off and on from 1941 to 1978, the Legion held a choral competition during the national convention – much like the band and color guard contests held today – in association with the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP). The "National Chorus Champions" for many of those years were the Singing Legionnaires of Post 15 in Sioux Falls, S.D. In 1965 in Portland, Ore., the trophy was presented to the Post 15 group for their consecutive appearances. But in 1990 they donated it back to the Legion,where it sits today in the fourth-floor library at National Headquarters in Indianapolis.
The Singing Legionnaires formed in 1946 and won their first Legion title in 1949. According to current president Milt Hanson, the group is still active, performing at 20-25 events each year, including lots of churches and patriotic events. Learn more about them here.


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The lie we live
The lie we live (can you see the big picture?)
Most people don't understand why you work, let alone how all the "pieces" of the world fit together so conveniently.
Like why is it so difficult for the majority of people to get substantially "ahead?" Or even those that DO have the potential to get ahead, don't – because they're busy living their lives "consuming" their excess pay on trivial things.
Those that take many steps back to analyze history and the "big picture" will understand this video montage made by Spencer Cathcart titled The Lie We Live. It's meant to wake you up a little and put things into perspective, or to possibly redefine what it all means. And for whom.


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As of 5 minutes ago, libpqxx sports an initial cursors implementation. Other minor improvements include naming of transaction, which should eventually find its way into error reporting to make a debugger's life a little easier; and a makefile switch to select between standard SQL and the postgresql dialect. A new test program has been added to demonstrate cursor operation. Trust me, it's a doddle to use. Get yours now at http://members.ams.chello.nl/j.vermeulen31/ Jeroen
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The teacher may be required to participate in meetings, training, and planning cooperatives to fully meet each student's need.
Preparing and delivering lessons to a range of classes of different ages and abilities.
Marking work, giving appropriate feedback and maintaining records of Students progress and development.
Researching new topic areas, maintaining up-to-date subject knowledge, and devising and writing new curriculum materials.
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It looks like two of America's biggest banks are bringing their customers closer together.
Wells Fargo unveiled its new Send & Receive Money service last week, which allows the bank's account holders to make free person-to-person transfers to Bank of America account holders and other Wells Fargo customers. The process is painless and, equally important, free.
- Sign up for online and/or mobile banking.
- Enter the mobile number or email address of the person you need to pay.
- The money is withdrawn from your checking or savings account.
- The payee will receive the money within three business days (one business day if you're transferring to a customer at the same bank).
The service is part of the clearXchange network, which was founded by Wells Fargo, BofA and JPMorgan Chase. Chase customers don't appear to be included in the initial launch, but I'm guessing customers at the nation's biggest bank will be able to take advantage of the technology soon.
It's not often we see the biggest members of the banking industry join forces, but it's good news for everyday consumers. Let's say you want to pay your friend back for dinner. Forget writing a check or taking cash out at the ATM. Just hit "send," and you've taken care of your debt. While big banks have received plenty of negative attention over the past few years, this service certainly makes good on the promise of convenience for customers.
Of course, this isn't just a show of goodwill from the banking industry. These banks are poised to benefit from breaking the walls of competition, too. By allowing free transfers from customers across the banking industry, they'll be able to cut down on the costs of processing checks. They'll also be able to compete with a certain company that currently has a corner on P2P payments: Paypal.
How will the service make money, you ask? Even if you aren't a customer of one of these three banks, you may eventually be able to use it. Your bank will just have to pay to join the network and give you access to the service. Ultimately, I'm guessing that could lead to some small fees for the service, depending on where you keep your money. For now, though, this is a free feature designed to make money management more efficient.
What do you think of big banks joining forces?