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ROUND ROCK, Texas -- A $60 million gift from The Michael & Susan Dell Family Foundation to the University of Texas has the medical community excited about the future of health care in the region.
From the donation, $50 million will be paid at the rate of $5 million a year for ten years, going towards the planned medical school. The other $10 million will go towards improving access and quality of local health care.
"They [Dells] have been continued supporters of this community," said Rosie Mendoza, chair of the board of managers of Central Health.
Central Health is the organization that handles the money generated from the property tax increase voters approved in November called Proposition One.
Mendoza said if it wasn't for the citizens of Travis County, "we wouldn't be here today, we would not be talking a medical school."
While the approval of a tax increase made the school possible, Mendoza said not all of the money generated will go to the University of Texas' medical facility.
"A very small portion will go to UT," she said.
The additional $50 million generated by the tax increase will be sent to the federal government.
"In a leverage plan, for every dollar, they'll get back nearly two-and-a half," Mendoza said. "That's like $120 to 130 million on an annual basis coming into this community, and of that $35 million will go to UT," she said.
The rest of the money goes into funding health care for those who can't afford it.
As for where the UT medical school will be located, there has been discussion but nothing has been made public yet. With Dell's investment, the school will be called "The Dell Medical School."
Ben Carrasco is on the Advisory Board of Austinites for Action.
"This is a very powerful example of how the community stakeholders have really coalesced around this effort," Carrasco said.
Austinites for Action strongly supported Prop. One, and Carrasco said they're now going to be focused on reaching out to more people in the community.
"Encouraging them to participate in this effort because it really needs to be community wide," he said.
Carrasco said citizens have stepped up, and he now hopes Dell's investment will encourage others to ensure the success of the teaching hospital.


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Asian shares ended mixed on Friday as a pick-up in Chinese inflation prompted profit taking, with mainland shares slumping 1.8 percent. But Japan's Nikkei managed to defy broader regional weakness as the yen logged fresh losses.
Chinese inflation rose 2.5 percent in December, overshooting expectations and dampening the chance for further policy easing as the world's second-largest economy recovers.
The FTSE CNBC Asia 100 index crept down 0.01 percent.
Japan's Nikkei hit a 23-month high, with exporters up on a weaker yen after Prime Minister Shinzo Abe reportedly said the central bank should consider pursuing maximum employment, while Fast Retailing jumped after strong quarterly results.
The benchmark index ended 1.4 percent higher at 10,801.5 points, while the broader Topix index gained 1.1 percent to 898.6.
Sharp surged 12.6 percent after the Asahi newspaper said Mizuho Corporate Bank and Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ are considering providing additional loans to the struggling TV maker.
Exporters led the gains, with Nissan Motor rising 2.2 percent, Komatsu advancing 1.6 percent, and Nikon adding 3.3 percent.
Fast Retailing rallied 4.1 percent after the operator of the Uniqlo clothing chain generated a net profit of $437 million for the September-November quarter, a 24 percent gain from a year-earlier.
Japan's cabinet approved an economic stimulus package in the biggest spending boost since the financial crisis as Prime Minister Shinzo Abe pursues an ambitious agenda to spur growth and end nagging deflation.
China shares posted their worst daily loss in nearly four months, snapping a five-week winning streak after higher-than-expected December inflation crimped expectations for further monetary easing.
The CSI300 of the top Shanghai and Shenzhen A-shares closed down 1.9 percent on the day, while the Shanghai Composite Index shed 1.8 percent on Friday and 1.5 percent this week.
Hong Kong shares reversed gains after higher-than-expected China inflation triggered profit taking in recent outperformers, snapping a two-week winning streak in the process.
The Hang Seng Index closed down 0.4 percent on the day and 0.3 percent on the week at 23,264.1 Points. The China Enterprises Index of the top Chinese listings in Hong Kong shed 0.7 percent on Friday and 0.8 percent this week.
China's annual consumer inflation rate accelerated to a seven-month high of 2.5 percent in December on rising food prices, narrowing the scope for further policy easing by the central bank to boost the economy.
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Inflation data accelerated losses in the Chinese property and brokerage sectors, outperformers in 2012 that have also started 2013 relatively strongly.
Other growth-sensitive counters that were buoyed by China's superlative export data on Thursday were also among the bigger percentage losers on Friday.
Citic Securities declined 2.1 percent after the official Shanghai Securities News reported that China's securities regulator has reprimanded China's largest listed brokerage for failing to disclose a decline in profitablity in Soochow Securities before its A-share initial public offering.
South Korean shares ended down as a stronger won threatened to sap earnings of exporters, especially automakers.
The Korea Composite Stock Price Index finished down 0.5 percent at 1,996.6 points, marking a weekly loss of 0.7 percent.
Tech heavyweight Samsung Electronics closed up 0.2 percent after crisscrossing back and forth out of negative territory.
Auto shares lost ground on concerns that Japanese competitors will benefit from both a weakening yen and a strengthening won. Hyundai Motor dropped 1.7 percent while sibling Kia Motors fell 2.2 percent.
Australian shares slipped 0.3 percent with miners losing ground as a cyclone affected their operations, overshadowing gains in other sectors.
The S&P/ASX 200 index closed 12.3 points lower to 4,710.6.
BHP Billiton lost 2 percent after suspending offshore oilfields and rival iron ore miner Rio Tinto dropped 1.9 percent after shutting down key iron ore export terminals as a cyclone intensified off Australia's northwest coast.
Banks were mostly higher, with National Bank of Australia leading gains, up 0.5 percent. The Commonwealth Bank of Australia bucked the trend, slipping 0.4 percent.
New Zealand's benchmark NZX 50 index rose 0.3 percent to 4,131.8, a fresh five-year closing high.
Over in Southeast Asia, Singapore's Straits Times Index closed down 0.3 percent and Malaysia's KLCI Composite Index ended 0.1 percent lower.
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We took our normal route, taking photos as beautiful images caught our eyes.
During the next week or so I will be sharing many of my pictures from the walk here on my blog!
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A giant American flag makes its way down Galena Boulevard during Aurora's Fourth of July Parade on Wednesday. | Brian Powers~Sun-Times Media
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AURORA — The Roosevelt-Aurora American Legion Post 84 and the city are seeking volunteers to work on this year's Fourth of July festivities.
The first meeting of the parade committee will be 10 a.m. Friday in the fifth floor conference room at City Hall, 44 E. Downer Place. Volunteers are encouraged to attend.
"The success of the Fourth of July Parade depends on the volunteers," said American Legion Commander Thomas Sampson.
Aurora's Independence Day celebration will start with a pre-parade ceremony at 9:15 a.m. July 4 outside the Paramount Theatre, followed by the parade at 10 a.m. in downtown Aurora.
The American Legion stepped forward in 2011 and 2012 to help organize the parade. Last year's event was sponsored by the Legion, the city of Aurora, Hollywood Casino, Waubonsee Community College, Laborers Local 149 and many other organizations and individuals.
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The Delaware County District Attorney's Office and Parkside Police say 59-year old Steven Almond was downloading and sharing child pornography over the Internet.
Almond turned himself into authorities Thursday morning sending fear and concern throughout his neighborhood on West Forrestview Drive.
"It saddens me. We have children. There are about 30 children that play on our block everyday," said neighbor Haneefah Burrell.
Investigators searched Almond's home on June 13th. They say he admitted to having files of teen porn on his computer and that he believed the youngest child on it was around 13 to 14 years old.
But perhaps the most shocking admission is that investigators say Almond told them he knew it was illegal to pay for child pornography but he did not think it was illegal to download it because "it's free and it is a public domain."
"I do not buy that he did not know it was illegal because even if it's not illegal, it's immoral. It's sick and it's twisted," said Burrell, whose youngest child is 5 years old.
Investigators say some of the victims in the videos were younger than that. Almond told investigators he's a deacon at a church and coaches basketball with Upward Bound Basketball League.
He claims not to have had inappropriate contact with children.
"My wife is seven months pregnant," said neighbor Kevin Bell, who is disturbed to hear what Almond is accused of.
Bell is happy to hear Almond was caught and hopes he doesn't return to the neighborhood.
"It's not something you want to have in general but especially living next door to you," said Bell.
A call to the pastor of Middletown Presbyterian Church were Almond is allegedly a deacon was not returned.
In the meantime, Almond is being held at the Delaware County Prison on $350,000 cash bail.
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The 2013 Hugo Awards for excellence in science fiction and fantasy storytelling were announced, September 1st at the Lonestar Con 3.
Best Novel
Redshirts by John Scalzi
I had assumed that Robinson's Nebula winning 2312 would be the odds on favorite. However, John Scalzi's dark, comic Star Trek pastiche about how low ranking officers on a starship keep meeting untimely ends, managed to take the top prize. This is Scalzi's first time winning the Hugo award for Best Novel.
Best Novella
The Emperor's Soul by Brandon Sanderson
Sanderson, best known for completing the writing of Robert Jordan's Wheel of Time series, scored a Hugo win for this tale of a thief who must create a forgery of an emperor's soul.
Best Novelette
"The Girl-Thing Who Went Out for Sushi" by Pat Cadigan
A group of workers who live in the orbit of the planet Jupiter convert themselves to forms of marine life (or sushi) in order to function better in orbit. The transformation comes at a cost. Veteran cyberpunk writer Cadigan scored her first Hugo in this story featured in the anthology, Edge Of Infinity.
Best Short Story
"Mono no Aware" by Ken Liu
A young man in a starship heading towards a distant location only his children will ever see. The story is featured in the collection The Future Is Japanese
Best Graphic Story
Saga, Volume 1 by Brian K. Vaughan, illustrated by Fiona Staples
Vaughan's terrific story of two lovers from opposing armies escaping: soldiers from both sides, mercenaries, robot royalty and a treacherous planet with their newborn baby gets combined with Staples' elegant art which gives the tale a cinematic feel. This is a mature, witty and deeply involving world. Also the winner of the Eisner Award.
Best Dramatic Presentation, Long Form
The Avengers, Written and Directed by Joss Whedon
Like the four super powered protagonists, director/writer Whedon makes the impossible look easy. He took four superheroes from four different storylines and wove them into one satisfying story, pleased hardcore fans and summer movie goers and kept the whole movie fun and light on its feet. This movie managed to enhance all the movies it tied together AND win a Hugo to top it all off.
Best Dramatic Presentation, Short Form
"Blackwater" from Game of Thrones Season 2, Written by George R.R. Martin, Directed by Neil Marshall
HBO's sprawling adaptation of Martin's fantasy series broke the winning streak of the BBC's Doctor Who reboot.
The "Blackwater" episode was the season finale and brought the many simmering conflicts to a large scale and incredibly powerful resolution.
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"Open Data Now" author Joel Gurin discusses the impact of open data on the innovation economy and how governments are addressing this new demand.
"Open Data Now" author Joel Gurin discusses the impact of open data on the innovation economy and how governments are addressing this new demand.
We're hosting our next GitChat with General Services Administration Chief Information Officer Sonny Hashmi.
Federal Communications Commission Chief Information Officer David Bray participated in our first GitChat, an open Q&A with civic innovators, that leverages GitHub as a discussion platform.
Much like we pooh-poohed Twitter in those early days, GitHub, in its early crawl, is today dismissed simply as a tool for the diehard developer. However, as with any tool with great potential, innovators find new ways to leverage emerging technology to communicate, and government chief information and technology officers can effectively do this with GitHub.
The White House is now accepting applications for the 2014 Presidential Innovation Fellows program.
There's a new topic posted on the US Government APIs Google group inquiring about instances of government agencies using pay models for government APIs.
Code for America's Catherine Bracy has a great TED Talk on civic hacking and one of America's greatest civic hackers, Ben Franklin, inspired a brigade of do-good developers across the world.
In a Twitter exchange between San Francisco Chief Information Officer Marc Touitou and myself, Touitou confirmed that the city has appointed Joy Bonaguro as its first chief data officer.
GovFresh 2013 Civic Organization of the Year, Datos Abiertos, Transparencia y Acceso a la información, shares its work and plans for the future.
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No self-respecting wrist is complete without a cufflink, which is where Thompson London comes in. Based in the UK, this luxury accessories brand crafts designer men's cufflinks, jewelry, and leather goods that pay tribute to its homeland's irreverent humor and rich heritage. Thompson London uses everything from onyx and mother-of-pearl to enamel and Swarovski crystals to design its chic tie clips, collar stiffeners and other formal accessories. From its black lion hinge-bar cufflinks to its quirky, neon pink braided leather bracelet, Thompson London's creations are the perfect finishing touches for all your boardroom looks.
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Miami >Bars & Clubs > Tobacco Road
626 S Miami Ave, Miami, FL | Directions 3313025.767818 -80.193395
Mon-Sat 11:30am-5am; Sun noon-5am
Neighborhoods: Downtown Miami
Best bar in Miami – One of my favorites. Perfect location. You can't go wrong with this place. The food is great, try the loaded nachos at least once in your lifetime. For dessert, get the chocolate bomb, a warm fudge cake with ice cream on top... so goooood. Great service, great prices, great food, great music. This place is a classic. Light years away from South Beach shallowness, silly trendiness and fashion obsession. There's a small triangular parking lot at the end of the block right before the bridge. Parking there is free, but some people come and pretend they're working on the parking lot and will ask you for money to park there. It's better to park behind the bar in their private parking lot, which is pretty big; plus, it's free monday through thursday. Friday and saturday it's about four dollars.
miami's oldest bar – this place great. so when you go to a bar and pay 13$ for a screwdriver what do you get?
vodka and tang, right? check out how at the road they squeeze those florida oranges for your drinks, right there in front of your face.
nightly specials, awesome live music, from jazz to punk in spanglish.
yearly crawfish boil festival - open until 5am.
leave your bling bling out of the road.
wuh happened to this place? – It's a shame what's happened to the ol' Tobacco Road. No one seems to care for going to the place anymore. Where are the Blues bands? Where is the sense of pride? The place is falling apart and the music is just awful. BRING BACK the music! Keep the neighborhood seedy bar thing, but at least make the place presentable. I have to say that they staff couldn't be nicer. If you go, say hi to Charlie - he's a bartender's bartender.
love those spanish rock nights – I visited this place every third Saturday of the month for Spanish rock night, it is a great show they should have more dates for this good turnout great bands.
Great Live Music – W went on a Saturday. We loved it. It had the atmosphere we were looking for a mix of adults and mature younger crowd. The music was exceptional if you like blues. The area was a little concern at the beginning but shortly after, felt very comfortable. Reasonably priced.
Don't be surprised ... – Don't be surprised when you walk into Tobacco Road. First Impressions can be deceiving. The service is above average. Most of the girls are of college age and work there for tuition. Be good to them and they will be good to you. The food is great. Everything is fresh. I recommed the Chips and fresh salsa and of course the bbq burger. Music is great if you graduated high school in the mid to late seventies.... my mom loves it there. I hope this helps.
Great bands, but gotta clean the taps – didnt eat there just went for a few drinks and to check it out-there was a blues band there they were having some technical difficulties with their equipment but once they got it working they were incredible,the guiness tap needsa cleaning but once i switched to bottled redstripe all was well.would go back for the bands but would probably shy away from food and tap drinks.also a very diverse but sparse crowd the saturday night that i was there.
Nice addition to SoBe – Place is nice, service goes down when it gets crowded. The food was acceptable. Nice addition to SOBE.
The OriginalMidnight Special – give me break! hey they have! sirloin steak or filet mignon plus potato plus salad for under 8 bucks... thanks for the break....plus the Tuesday Night Lobsters and Laughs live Miane Lobster dinner and live comedy with Comic Sense...cheaper than eating at home and paying for cable...way to go Pat and Joe
Great food, Great Music, Great People – Tobacco Road has the best atmosphere in Miami. If you want to get away from the predominantly Latin flavor of Miami, definitely make a stop for some food, a couple of drinks, and for Miami's great (and unfortunatley unknown) local music scene. Fabulous burgers and steaks!!!
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Why Arsenal fans are nervous for the run-in
The glorious football cliche of how teams looked on paper was very evident at Loftus Road on Saturday, as an Arsenal side in a run of good form visited a team that had already been relegated and were part of one of the most abject Premier League games in living memory last weekend. An away win for Arsenal at Queens Park Rangers should have been a foregone conclusion.
After taking the lead inside the first 30 seconds, Arsenal looked all set to go on and comfortably secure the expected victory. Theo Walcott bagged his second goal in as many games, the QPR defence appeared to lack organisation, and the three points were just waiting to be dominantly claimed by the Gunners.
However, as at Fulham two weeks ago, Arsenal proceeded to make extremely heavy work of the 1-0 win. Chances didn't flow, the build-up play wasn't as slick as hoped, and QPR were able to hold Arsenal at arms' length for large parts of the game. If not for some alert goalkeeping from Wojciech Szczesny, the result could have been extremely detrimental in Arsenal's Champions League challenge.
On paper, Arsenal's final two fixtures should bring six points. The penultimate game of the season is on May 14 against Wigan Athletic, who will have just exerted themselves in the FA Cup final three days beforehand and are 17th in the table.
On the last day, Arsenal travel to St James' Park to play Newcastle United, who are suffering a scary slide toward relegation. Both opponents are languishing in the table, but the game with QPR should prove to Arsenal they can't take the opposition lightly.
I don't think they took QPR lightly on Saturday; scoring so early showed that the team were serious about their business. However, Arsenal hardly took off Arsene Wenger's hand brake and pushed the accelerator down during the match. Having held back against Fulham recently, the expectation was that Arsenal would push on against QPR and make things a bit more comfortable for supporters to watch, but it never quite materialised at Loftus Road.
That said, it is difficult to moan too much about another three points and a clean sheet at an important stage of the season. The Arsenal back line has been, and still is, a major cause for concern for a lot of supporters, yet is the one area of the team playing extremely well and playing as a unit. In the past four games, Arsenal have conceded only one goal, and that was a penalty against Manchester United.
Szczesny has sharpened up after his spell on the sidelines, while the Per Mertesacker-Laurent Koscielny partnership continues to develop into one of the strongest in the Premier League.
The newfound defensive stability still doesn't make it more bearable to watch when Arsenal are seemingly failing to kill off a game that should be won comfortably. There's always the fear there is a mistake in the team somewhere that could cost the club dearly. The lack of goals is also a concern with just three in four games, but those games have brought eight points, so the Gunners are making do.
If it isn't just their team concerning Arsenal fans, it is the form of others in the fight for the top four that creates worry. Much like Arsenal, Tottenham had to scrap hard to win 1-0 on Saturday, setting them up for their vital game with Chelsea on Wednesday.
Arsenal know that two wins from their final two matches will see them into the top four, but it's impossible to not have a strong interest in the result of the midweek London derby.
Arsenal are doing enough, just. It's not being pessimistic to be worried about the final two fixtures, it's just some realism from watching Arsenal down the years. Until the Gunners are 4-0 up at St James' Park on the final day with the top four secured, I doubt most Gooners will be able to relax (and 4-0 at St James' can be a perilous score line!). As one man in the North Bank at Highbury would regularly say when Arsenal were only winning by one, "Come on Arsenal, give us a cushion!"


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Mr. President:
Within a few days, the President will be leaving on a tour
of Latin America. I know that other Members of the Senate join with
me in wishing him a most pleasant journey.
There is every reason to believe that we shall not witness,
in connection with the President's impending trip, a repetition of
the reprehensible vilification that marked an earlier goodwill tour
of the distinguished Vice President of the United States (Mr. Nixon).
On the contrary, there is every reason to believe that the President
will be velcomed with enthusiasm wherever he goes.
The President is a warm man and he evokes a warm response.
I hope that after he leaves the Presidency, he will continue--as a
private citizen--to make journeys such as he is now making, to various
parts of the world. I hope that the next President will prevail upon
Mr. Eisenhower to do so in the interests of the cation. Journeys by
persons of such obvious goodwill as Mr. Eisenhower can only be welcomed
in a world so replete with ill-will as the one in which we live.
But, Mr. President, I am bold enough to suggest that, at
this moment in time; something more than a journey is needed in our
relations with the nations of Latin America. The state of those
relations is far from good. Nor are these relations likely to be
improved merely by the ritual of goodwill tours endlessly repeated.
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Travel by the President to other nations is not an end in
itself. The President abroad is not just a tourist, he is the personification
of the nation. His appearances on foreign soil can never be
casual, nor can they be mere gestures of goodwill. The President is the
fountain-head of action in this nation in matters of foreign policy. I
would hope that his appearance in Latin America, particularly at this
time, signifies action as regards inter-American policies.
Let us face it: The relations between this nation and Latin
America are plagued with problems and irritants. Unless this impending
voyage is a prelude to coming to grips with these problems and irritants
it would be better if it were not made at all. Unless it signifies
action, the goodwill effects will soon wear off and the after-taste will
be doubly bitter. The pleasant climate which the visit will quickly engender
will chill just as quickly.
I emphasize, Mr. President, it is the follow-through--what
comes after--not the goodwill tour itself which vill affect the deeper
fortunes of this nation in its relations with the other Latin American
republics. In short, the President, in his person alone, can open
doors. But if they are to remain open it must be clear why they were
opened in the first place, and, in subsequent action, the administrative
bureaucracy of this nation must be led firmly by the President to keep
them open.
For that reason, I commend once again to the Senate and to
the President and his Administration, a recent report of the Senator
from Vermont (Mr. Aiken) on a trip which he made to Latin America a
few months ago. In his report, "Mr. Hemisphere, "--for that is a
sobrequet which he most justly deserves--in his report, the distinguished
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Senator outlines a program of far-reaching constructive action with
respect to Latin America. In his report, the able Senator points the
way to coming to grips with the problems and irritants which have accumulated
in i nter-American relatio~s. I suggest that if the President
wishes to give to this impending goodwill tour a fruitful and lasting
value to the nation that he direct his attention to that report and
consider its implications in conjunction with the heads of states with
whom he will meet and, subsequently, that he lead the administrative
bureaucracy in line with the implications.
I would add only two other thoughts at this moment to what
is contained in the report of the Senator from Vermont. 1 believe
that it is time to recognize--in Inter-American policy--the growing
trend in the world toward regional groupings, towards common markets.
This trend is already well advanced in Europe. Indeed, last year ~ it
made its formal appearance in the Western Hemisphere--in an agreement
among 5 Central American Republics which has since run into certain
difficulties. This week seven additional Latin American nations have
signed an agreement opening the way to a common market as among themselves.
In short, there is a new force operating in the realm of international
economics and trade and we will ignore its meaning to us and
to the rest of the Americas only to our detriment. The implications
of this new force of regionalism warrant full and joint exploration by
all the American Republics. Its potential as a tool for dealing with
some of the most unyielding economic problems of inter-American relations
should be fully evaluated. We need to think boldly and with
fresh inspiration. We need to consider whether a common market for
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Adobe Security Patches Good for Win and Mac Only
Adobe Reader and Acrobat have been burdened with security problems. The Windows and Mac versions are now being patched. Linux users will have to wait.
"Security updates for Adobe Reader on the UNIX platform will be available on June 16, 2009," is the succinct message on Adobe's security bulletin of June 9. The problems with Reader and Acrobat up to version 9.1.1 can be severe in that they can lead to crashes and, even worse, potential for attack.
The vulnerability issue itself inspired formation of a security team at Adobe, from which the patches emanated. Director Brad Arkin suggests that the issue "sparked a lot of conversation" at Adobe. Further discussion could perhaps go into the selective nature of the patches.
Alternative ReplyThere again Linux is a second class citizen to Windows and Mac!.
Alternative explanation"Linux is relatively secure, let's concentrate on getting the Windows patch out first, and OS too if we can -- we can afford to take a week longer for Linux."
Adobe and LinuxThere again Linux is a second class citizen to Windows and Mac. Would love to see a multiplatform appication where Linux gets priority to Windows and Mac.
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As the end of the year draws closer, digital marketers are busy putting off their Christmas shopping and predicting the key trends that will shape the next 12 months (we've indulged in our own future-gazing here). Of course, different people have different ideas about how the world of content will develop in 2014, but the experts generally agree on a few points: an even greater number of businesses will want a piece of the action, which means investment in content marketing will increase once again and more content specialists will be hired.
If you're serious about growing your business online and using a website to generate leads, then blogging is a must, not a maybe. It's the most effective strategy for sending inbound traffic in your direction, and also provides an opportunity to turn those visitors into leads.
Why use social media marketing at all? It's likely a question you'll hear in the upper echelons of your business; a fair suggestion for high-level company leaders to make. After all, their only real exposure to social media is the plethora of celebrity slip-ups and consumer nightmares they've read about in the press. Of course, you know the benefits of social media, and it frustrates you that your cries for a simple, uncomplicated approach to the medium fall on deaf ears…
New research from McKinsey has found there is an "apparent divergence between the core messages companies communicate about their brands and the characteristics that customers value most".
The birth of Prince George, the horse meat scandal, Miley Cyrus - 2013 will be remembered for many things. It may also go down in history as the year content marketing truly arrived. Over the last 12 months, we've seen the production, distribution and discussion of content become the go-to method for businesses that want to grow brand awareness, encourage customer loyalty and establish leadership.
To make sure that your marketing is well placed to do just that, here are five questions CEOs should be asking themselves or their Head of Marketing:
It's important to benchmark any activity and we like to see how our expeiences working with B2B clients to develop their content marketing strategies fits with those of the wider B2B community. B2B Marketing's UK-based Content Marketing Benchmark Report (CMBR) and the Content Marketing Trends Report (CMTR) in the US are both great sources of up to date information. Here is our take on the seven most important B2B content marketing trends, together with some observations on the implications for your business:
So said one of the panellists in a discussion I chaired recently at the inaugural and excellent Professional Copywriters Network Conference in London. Business blogging was put under a very searching spotlight and found wanting by at least two of the four professional copywriters on the panel.
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We explore the ways cigar aficionados can maintain the freshness of their cigars
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Most humidors have an interior made of untreated Spanish cedar, the preferred wood for humidifying and aging premium cigars. The wood needs to be humidified, or seasoned, before the box is ready to hold cigars. (Some humidors have varnished or finished wood interiors that don't need to be seasoned.)
Take a new sponge -- make sure it is unscented and free of soap -- and wet it with a liberal dose of distilled water. Wipe down all the exposed wood, including any trays and dividers, and the interior lid. Avoid using a paper towel or a fraying cloth; these will literally leave a paper trail on the wood. After you've wiped down the wood, squirt the sponge with more distilled water, then place it inside the humidor on a plastic bag -- to avoid direct contact with the wood -- and close the lid.
Next, prepare your humidification device according to the manufacturer's instructions. Unless the manufacturer specifically states that you can use tap water, use only distilled water. Tap water contains minerals that will destroy most humidification systems by leaving deposits that will clog the humidor element. Once the humidification element is filled, be sure to wipe it down to remove all the excess water. Rest it on a hand towel for approximately 30 minutes.
Close the humidor with its humidifying element and the damp sponge, and leave it overnight. The next day, refresh the humidification device (it may not need it) and check the sponge. If it is fairly dry, add more distilled water. If it is very damp, leave it alone.
Let the humidor sit another night, and then remove the sponge and plastic bag. The walls of the humidor have now absorbed all the water they need, and now you can safely store your cigars.
Most of the time, if you let cigars dry out, you have to write off your investment as a learning experience, albeit sometimes an expensive one. In some cases, cigars can be reconditioned through weeks in a good humidor, but it's a tricky business, and best left to someone with great patience and experience. If you insist on trying to do it yourself, proceed slowly. Over a period of several weeks, gradually move the cigars from the outer corners into the center of your humidor.
All of the other myths about how to restore dried-out cigars are just that -- myths. Remember that a cigar has many layers of tobacco. It's disastrous for the various layers to become moist or dry out at different rates. For example, if a cigar is placed in a hyper-moist environment, and then taken out of that moist environment, the outside dries and shrinks while the inside is still swollen, and the cigar splits open. (Not a pretty sight.)
Here are some of the odder suggestions we've heard. Don't try them. EVER.
* Put your cigars in the bathroom and run the shower until the hot water gives out.
* Steam them in the upper rack of a dishwasher.
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Following a four-hour steering committee meeting at Circuit of The Americas between officials from the International Motor Sports Association (IMSA) and the Automobile Club l'Ouest (ACO), both organizations today confirmed a collaborative decision that cars eligible for the Prototype class in the TUDOR United SportsCar Championship and the LM P2 category internationally will remain so through the conclusion of the 2016 season.
Rising gospel music star Maurice Griffin will sing the National Anthem prior to the start of the 16th Annual Petit Le Mans powered by Mazda. Griffin is a 2013 Stellar Award Nominee for New Artist of the Year, and already has a long list of accomplishments in gospel entertainment. He is a Gospel Treasure Winner at the National Gospel Music Workshop of America and an alumni of BET's Sunday Best (Season 2). Griffin was honored as Best Male Vocalist of the Year at the Dorinda Clark-Cole Singers and Musicians Conference.
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Some new suggestions
Just to make it clear straight away: talking about suggestions and improvements only means that we want to fall in love with Reason even more!
1. Dump the popup: "Some licences only available online" … "Log in"… "Continue without"… Instead, give us a "never show this message again"-checkbox. OK, I'm of the ones with no internet connection on the music PC (just copied the RE-cache from another PC…). But this is the first time Reason made me crazy. I can't remember ever had a crash and only very seldom popups (computer too slow if I open many files) and this time Reason won't even start! It's also the first time since 2002 that I even thought about finding another music software (if I have to click "continue without" for the rest of my life)!
2. Improve the undo:
*Let us undo with a single click (and not edit/undo…). There is more than enough space for an undo-arrow on the tool bar. This is faster and handier than Ctr+Z.
*Let us undo several operations at once using an unfold-menu (if this is not too CPU-lasting). In case of loading big patches it may last minutes undoing 20 steps 'till reaching the right "undone" point.
*Enable us to undo more than 30 steps (again if this is not too CPU-lasting). Let's say 100.
3. Improve the help:
*Put the help contents in a systematic order. Let's say alphabetic. Or common operations first, than instruments, than effects… or whatever you consider best…
*Let us search in the help menu the way we are used by google or other search engines. It should be enough to type e.g.: "oscill" to get results about oscillators, oscillation, oscillating etc.
*Let us know where the help result currently comes from. For instance, if I search: "amp env" the listed results are: "Parameters", "Using the Programmer", "The Drum modules", "Play Parameters" and a few more. Which of them is related to the NN-XT?
4. Improve Reasons "Refill-memory":
It should be enough to locate the samples once instead of asking over and over again for a Refill-disc. This is especially the case with refills which were once commercials and are free now.
5. Let the dates of unmodified files … unmodified.
If I open and close a file without changing anything let it's last modified date remain. Even if I changed and undone everything afterwards.
6. Enable us to go to the parent folder without selecting anything from the "Document Browse List" first.
7. Let the cursor go to the beginning of the song by pressing "Enter" (as it was in earlier Reason versions).
8. Keep your Swedish image:
I consider Sweden one of the best countries in the world if not the very best to live in. I love to travel there always experiencing highest quality services and goods, reliability, honesty, good mood, absolute professionalism in every field, heart-breaking friendliness and the list goes on and on (including gorgeous girls…). So I'm kind of proud to use Swedish software to do what I love most 'cause it reflects exactly this image. Besides some negative impulses I pointed out recently:
* You want to sell a new, "killer" synthesizer (RE). Kids and teenagers playing with playstations use that kind of jargon. Are you pointing to them rather than to serious and professional musicians? I'd use an advanced synthesizer, maybe a superior or sophisticated one, or even an awesome or an amazing synthesizer but a "killer"?... I'm just a good guy trying to create some beautiful music…
* Leave the "fs" alone! Seen in a RE-video: What the *#%? is "all buttons in"? I personally lose my good, inspiring mood by facing something like that. Do you really need that kind of "…" to sell high quality, professional software? In a Kong-basics micro tutorial video I even saw: "OMG", WTF", "OMFG" (!?!?). I mean… are you guys serious? Don't you think that goes a bit too far? I think you should never start using "fs", instead keep using a professional language or, if you wish, stay typical Swedes! If I were you I wouldn't even allow artist to use titles like "Sac ma deek" or "f…d up" (Reason Drum Kits).
*Demo songs in major keys please! Through earlier Reason versions, Record and some refills I got more than 100 demo songs. I think besides Olivia Bradfield's "say" and a track in Johnny's refill I've never heard a single song in a major key. I re-saved several demo songs after raising their minor third to major just to be able to hear something … well, happier. Of course the musical ideas may be excellent as well as the production but the mood… We know that the stories about depressions and suicides in Scandinavia are myths. So, why not presenting a cool jazz piece in (say) Fmaj7, or a rock 'n' roll or a boogie-woogie piece to present the radical piano, or an AC/DC-like or a "let's have some fun" – kind of rock piece, or a country piece, or a classic / film score in a major key (Abiram Brizuela's piece is fantastic and it finishes in Bb major too!). Talking about genres I really miss a good dance/trance track too - even in a minor key…
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Here is what I find troubling about sports:
Tony Romo-What are you doing going to Cancun with Jessica. Yes we all no that she is extremely hot, and every second with her is a good second, but if you want to be with her so much, you have an entire offseaseon coming up in a few weeks. If you want to travel with her, take her to Hawaii with you for the Pro Bowl, but do not be with her before the game, that just puts your head in all of the wrong places. T.O. is right, "Jessica stay tuned."
Roger Clemens-Would McNamee be telling the truth about Pettite and not Clemens? NO. It looks like Clemens is learning from Barry Bonds. The more you lie the more trouble you find yourself in later. He took them, and all that he had to do was, admit like Pettite did and he would not be under a microscope. "I wish people would not judge me" , Barry Bonds/Roger Clemens. he wants the HOF, he will not admit it, every player wants to be inducted, just look at Rich Goosage, he is very happy to be in. So here is a message to Roger Clemens, do not lie any more, you play the game to winn and to get into the Hall of Fame, you would not have taken steroids to become better, if you did not want to be the best. If you are the best then you get into the Hall of Fame.
Ben Roethlisburger-He took all of the blam and said "it was my fault" for the Steelers lose to the Jacksonville Jaguars on Saturday. But was it his fault? NO! His offensive line did not block well wnough he was sacked 5 times! Yes, he had 3 pics but those were not all his fault. All most every play he was under pressure. Sure it is good to be a leader, but no matter what happens he takes the blame, for the problems, The Steelers have enough problems.
John Madden-I have had enough with his commentary. He is the most annoying broadcaster on telecision. All that he does is state the obvious. When Matt Spaeth fumbled the ball last night against Jacksonville Madden said that it is always dangerous to fumble. Duh! He has nothing good to add to the commentary. I say that he leaves the game once and for all.
Ohio State-As a Michigan fan, naturally I hate Ohio State. But they have now lost two national championships in a row. They are at the point where everything that they do is a joke, because sure they can beat up on Big 10 (11) teams but not SEC. Two strait National Championship losses to two strait SEC teams. What does that tell you about the Big 10 (11), they can not compete with the big dogs, i.e. Florida and LSU. They would certaintly lose to Georgia or maybe even Kentucky. And USC (i know they are Pac-10) would beat them to. So here is my advice to the Ohio State losers, FIRE JIM TRESSEL. sure, he has gotten them there, but he has not gotten them the win.
American Gladiators-Great show. NBC mondays at 8:00 EST.
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