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 I'm pleased to announce a significant update to perldoc.perl.org, the Perl documentation website.

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User Profile Service - default profile
Has anyone come across this issue happening frequently lately ....
In the past 3 weeks I must have had 20+ PC's / Laptops that have had the same problem (see image below)
Although I know how to fix it and I have had it crop up before, I've never had it hit so many units in such a short space of time.
I've browsed quite a bit to see if there is some sort of virus/malware that may be causing it but there doesn't seem to be anything out there that might be the culprit.
I've scanned all the units for virus/malware and they all seemed to come up pretty clean. +15 of the units were win7 and +5 were win 8.
Any clues would be most welcome
" User Profile Service you have been logged on with the default profile for the system, please see the event log for details or contact your administrator."
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Hi there .. There are loads of Posts on Google about this one .. Here is one below
How to Fix Temporary Profile in Windows 7
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In addition: :)
User Profile Error - Logged on with a Temporary Profile
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Thanks guys ..... but as I said I know how to fix it, I just find it strange that I've had an extremely large amount in such a short spate of time lately. One day I picked up 10 units in 1 day with exactly the same problem.
I was just wondering if anyone was experiencing similar issues :)
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Sorry, it's one of those errors that could be caused by many things all under the generic of user profile corruption.
However, I find that it's usually caused by user error due to improperly trying to rename the user profile folder, or improperly trying to move the user profile folder to another location.
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It was almost like the skies had something important to say about this day ahead.......
As I look at the new Christmas tree we put up today....a whole 144 hours before Thanksgiving....I see the red cardinals scattered throughout this new tree.....a tree that replaced the old Christmas tree which is now making its home at the bottom of Lake Cypress Springs so fresh crappy will have a place to live next year. And I can't help but think about my cardinal-loving Mom and a Christmas this year without my Jewell.....my 109 year old Meals on Wheels friend.....family really......who, as of today.....this very day at around 10:45 am.... arrived Home. She limped to the Finish Line after a very exhausting long run. She was most assuredly met there by her handsome-Jimmy-Dean-Look-Alike husband Roger.....her Mom and her Dad who thought she hung the moon.....along with her grandpa- the-postman she loved dearly.....and hundreds...if not thousands....of family and friends who loved her from the deepest part of their souls. What she didn't realize until 10:45 am this morning was that she made a difference.....a huge difference....on a lot of lives.
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In all the years I knew Jewell (June) Clay; in all the times she was asked how she was feeling or if she hurt anywhere.....her answer never changed: "I'm fine....I don't hurt at all. I'm happy right where I am". 109 years old.....weeks away from being 110....and she was fine right where she was.
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Happy Monday! I've been super swamped with work and just life in general, so that's why I haven't been updating as regularly. Also, I've got Coachella on my mind, and with the date quickly approaching, all my attention has been focused on that trip. However, I do I have a special Coachella giveaway coming soon this week, so stay tuned for that.
Speaking of festival season, here's a festival inspired look made casual with an oversized knit cardigan. San Francisco is so notorious for their "on again, off again" weather changes so I don't see me packing away any of my knit sweaters soon. The length of this cardigan hits my leg in the perfect place making me look longer and leaner in the best way possible.


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A Tony Robbins seminar can cost anywhere between $5,000 and $10,000 to attend. That's a hefty sum of cash to fork over just to bathe in the healing light of the tall dude from Shallow Hal. Luckily, a Netflix subscription is much cheaper. On July 15th, the streaming giant will release Tony Robbins: I Am Not Your Guru, a documentary that should deliver all the self-help insights, tearful testimonials, and arena rock-ready lights from one of the speaker's famous seminars. And all from your couch, where real change happens.
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[Note: This is another comment dating from 2006, written for the same group of high school friends who were the original audience for my review of John McWhorter's book, posted below. I remember going through the book during my summer vacation back in 2006 in little more than a day, hiding from the rest of my family.]
Those who follow the American wine trade even minimally know that Robert Parker is today's undisputed arbiter of quality in wines. Imagine that in the art or film world, a single critic will decide whether a painting has value or a film is worth seeing. That's the role of Parker today. How he got there is the nub of Elin McCoy's story, of which I knew nothing previously. I learned that Parker is a guy roughly my age, born in 1947, who grew up in rural Maryland. His family sounded much like mine, with rarely anything other than milk on the table. His college girl friend, who was to become his wife, spent her junior year in a university in France. Parker visited her and became entranced by the centrality of good food and good wine in French society, like many Americans in the '70s, (I am another). He also found that he had a sensitive palate and was able to see differences in wine that sail by most of us.
McCoy tells the story of how Parker went from a lawyer writing a Baltimore-Washington area wine review in his spare time to the most powerful wine critic today, maybe ever. While in law school, he was very much drawn to Ralph Nader (the Nader of the '70s, not the guy who helped Bush into the White House), and saw his wine newsletter as part of a Nader-like mission – perhaps the better analogy is to the magazine Consumer Reports. Parker was convinced that the public paid too much for wine. Many wineries were living on their reputation and overcharging shamelessly. Parker's newsletter was designed to rectify this situation. It was a strictly no-nonsense wine review – no pictures, no advertising by wineries that might compromise the objectivity of his work, no fluffy life-style pieces. It carried a rating for each wine he reviewed, on a scale of 100 – an 89 was much better than an 86, but not as good as a 91 (like a lot of term papers we wrote in college). McCoy shows how Parker wore down the competition, to the point that he became the "only game in town." His ratings carried the day with wine consumers, and so with the wine makers. As a vintner, getting a 95 from Parker meant the good times were about to roll; getting an 78, by contrast, meant you were in for a long winter.
Today, Parker's books on wine, with their 100 point ratings, have been translated into a zillion languages, and have driven the price of quality wines through the roof – people will now pay $200-300 per bottle for a wine that Parker has rated 95 or up. "The Irony of Success" might have been a good subtitle for this book. The consumer watchdog who wanted to make sure the little guy didn't get burned when he shelled out for a good bottle of wine has driven the price of wine way beyond what we little guys can reasonably afford.
The sub-themes in this book are as fascinating as those involving wine: the herd mentality that often pervades the market for luxury goods; the American tendency to want to reduce everything, from cheese cakes to colleges to college term papers, to an "objective" point scale; the awakening of Americans in the '70s and '80s to the virtues and pleasures of quality cuisine (very much a baby boomer phenomenon, according to McCoy, as the boomers grew out of their more spartan '60s pleasures); the rise of the California wine industry, also in the '70s and '80s; and, because Parker's favorite wine area is Bordeaux, insights into differences between French and American business ways and how a hard-charging American can win friends and influence people in the very different French culture and society.
McCoy is a former food critic for Food and Wine. She has written a scrupulously objective study of a very polarizing figure, who has both fanatical followers and those who consider him to be a diabolic force. You don't have to love wine to enjoy this book.


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Korean telecommunications company SK Telecom Co., Ltd. (NYSE:SKM) was another of Orbis's small cap picks with the filing showing a position of a little over 10 million shares. Consensus estimates for 2014 imply a forward P/E of 10, so SK Telecom Co., Ltd. (NYSE:SKM) is at least somewhat in value territory, and while revenue growth has not been particularly high it has at least been positive (with net income rising at a faster rate, though we would expect it to converge to the revenue figures over time). The stock is up 42% in the last year.
The fund reported a position of 1.2 million shares in RenaissanceRe Holdings Ltd. (NYSE:RNR), a $4.2 billion market cap property and casualty insurance company, though this was down 60% from what it had owned at the beginning of October. Revenue has been growing rapidly at the company, but earnings have actually been down significantly going by recent reports. The earnings multiples are low but it still might be better to look elsewhere in the industry. Citadel Investment Group, managed by Ken Griffin, was taking the opposite tack in more than doubling its stake to a total of about 950,000 shares (check out Griffin's stock picks).
According to the 13F, Gray was buying Spirit AeroSystems Holdings, Inc. (NYSE:SPR), the manufacturer of aircraft components, and closed December with 4.6 million shares of the stock. Spirit's revenue was up 17% in its most recent quarterly report compared to the same period in the previous year, but earnings were actually flat. Wall Street analysts are bullish on the company, judging by the forward earnings multiple of 8. Spirit AeroSystems Holdings, Inc. (NYSE:SPR) was one of the largest holdings in Scopia Capital's portfolio at the end of the fourth quarter of 2012 (research more stocks Scopia likes).
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There's a score to settle between the members of the famous Zac Brown Band, and they're taking their gripes to the stage to determine who is the king of the country ballad at Clay vs. Levi: Round 2. Clay Cook lays claim to the title, boasting an impressive solo collection of rock-inspired albums, but the award-winning lyrics of Levi Lowrey say differently. The two titans go head-to-head, offering renditions of their top musical efforts in what will be a night of hearty dancing, good tunes, and friendly competition.
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Intracellular oils can be difficult to extract from biomass due to the presence of intact cells. Cellular disruption greatly enhances the bioavailability of compounds and has been found to be necessary for recovering intracellular products from microalgae (Yongmanitchai and Ward, 1989;
Wen and Chen, 2003; Ward and Singh, 2005). A number of physical techniques have been studied and reviewed, including the use of ultrasonifica-tion, high-pressure homogenizers and agitation of biomass in the presence of glass beads (Goto et al., 1993; Mendes-Pinto et al., 2001; Martinez et al., 2003). Most of these techniques are effective in improving product recovery.
The concept of broken and intact cells is introduced to possibly explain the falling extraction rate (FER) period (Barclay, 1997; Belarbi et al., 2000; Kyle, 2001; Molina Grima et al., 2003). This concept takes into account the structure of biological materials where the solute is found in various parts of the cell, especially within the cell walls where the resistance to mass transfer is the largest. In looking at the bulk material being subjected to SFE, a greater number of ruptured cells are seen at the surface since these are vulnerable to the mechanical preparations necessary for successful extractions of the material. The constant extraction rate (CER) period is influenced by these open cells and a fast extraction occurs. This initial highrate extraction decreases (FER) and is followed by the much slower extraction of the oil diffusing from the intact cells diffusion controlled (DC) regime.
Cellular disruption greatly enhances the bioavailability of compounds and has been found to be necessary for recovering intracellular products from microalgae (Kyle, 1996; Robles Medina et al., 1998). High-pressure homogenizers, agitation of biomass with glass beads and even ultrasonifica-tion have been studied (O'Brien et al., 1993; Cheng et al., 1999). Different cellular disruption techniques were assessed for acetone recovery of the carotenoid astaxanthin from cells of Haematococcus pluvialis, a microalga used in the aquaculture industry (Robles Medina et al., 1998) (Fig. 10.4). Biomass that underwent more physical pretreatments, autoclaving and homogenizing, produced three times as much astaxanthin as the other chemical treatments. These physical alterations increased the total amount of carotenoids produced by up to four times compared with the intact cells. The chemical treatments with acid, alkali and enzymes only slightly increased carotenoid extraction from 4 mg/g dry weight of biomass to 6 and 8 mg/g dry biomass. Therefore, mechanical disruptions are effective treatments, resulting in a high yield with no detrimental effects observed during processing.
Steam explosion is an extensively studied technique for the pretreatment of lignocellulosic materials, such as hard woods and agricultural residues, for ethanol production (Zheng et al., 1998; Sun and Cheng, 2002). In this method, chipped biomass is exposed to high-pressure steam and the pressure is then swiftly reduced, which allows the water molecules that penetrated the substrate structure to escape in an explosive fashion. In this process the lignocellulosic structures are disrupted to increase the
Fig. 10.4 Effects of cellular disruption techniques on the extraction of total caro-tenoids into acetone from Haematococcus biomass. Key: 1, control (intact cells); 2, autoclave; 3, hydrochloric acid, 15 min; 4, hydrochloric acid, 30 min; 5, sodium hydroxide, 15 min; 6, sodium hydroxide, 30 min; 7, enzyme; 8, high-pressure homog-enizer; 9, spray drying (from Robles Medina et al., 1998).
accessibility of cellulose to enzymes and cause hemicellulose degradation. Steam explosion has enhanced the cellulose hydrolysis rate and increased glucose yield from 40 to 80% (Gregg and Saddler, 1996). The effectiveness of steam explosion is influenced by the saturation time, temperature, substrate size and substrate moisture content, with a lower temperature and longer residence time being more favorable (Duff and Murray, 1996; Wright, 1998). The advantages of steam explosion include the low energy requirement and the fact that there are no recycling or environmental costs (Sun and Cheng, 2002). The disadvantages associated with steam explosion when applied to microorganisms would be the high temperatures necessary for implementation, between 160 and 260 °C. This temperature range would alter PUFAs and other thermally labile substances.
One novel approach for enhancing CO2 SFE of fungal lipids is through the application of a CO2-explosion pretreatment. This process is analogous to the steam explosion and ammonia fiber explosion (AFEX) processes originally designed to improve the digestibility of lignocellulosic products such as wood and corn stover (Chisti and Mooyoung, 1986; Bermejo Roman et al., 2002). CO2 explosion involves saturation of a substrate with high-pressure CO2 for a given time. This extended contact time allows the CO2
molecules to penetrate the cellular structure. Then, the pressure is instantaneously released, causing the CO2 to flash violently and break the cells apart, theoretically increasing the amount of surface oil for CO2 SFE. Steam explosion requires high temperatures associated with the high pressure required for steam (Dale and Moreira, 1982; Dale et al., 1984; Holtzapple et al., 1991, 1992). AFEX has a lower operation temperature; however, the ammonia can have chemical effects on the substrate and ammonia recycling is necessary (Sun and Cheng, 2002). CO2 explosion can operate at the same low-temperature, high-pressure conditions as SFE and use the same non-toxic, non-reactive solvent, making it more attractive than steam and ammonia solvents.
A CO2-explosion process is similar to steam and ammonia explosion in that there is a saturation phase and a violent release of pressure resulting in a ruptured substrate structure. CO2 explosion uses supercritical CO2 as the saturating solvent. Even though a supercritical fluid possesses a liquid-like density over much of the range of interest, it exhibits gas-like transport properties of diffusivity and viscosity (McHugh and Krukonis, 1994; Brunner, 2005). Figure 10.2 shows the self-diffusivity behavior of CO2 over a range of pressures and temperatures. A characteristic diffusivity value for an SCF at its critical temperature and pressure is 0.7 x 10-3 cm2/s, and a four-fold increase in pressure would result in a decrease of diffusivity to approximately 0.2 x 10-3 cm2/s (Brunner, 1994, 2005). Thereby, an increase in density results in a decrease in diffusivity.
So far, CO2-explosion experiments have been limited to lignocellulosic substrates for potential ethanol production. The effectiveness of this pre-treatment was quantified via enzymatic hydrolysis of the cellulose to yield sugars. CO2-explosion pretreatment on pure cellulose and industrially processed materials improved glucose yield by as much as 50% (Zheng et al., 1995, 1998). With these documented improvements in an extremely structured substrate, there is the potential for microbial cell disruption with the CO2-explosion process.
CO2-explosion effects on pine and aspen and found glucose yield 12 to 14% beyond untreated materials (Kim and Hong, 2001). A major advantage of CO2 explosion is the fact that this inexpensive solvent is already employed in the SFE process in food, pharmaceutical and nutraceutical industries. CO2 explosion can operate at the same low-temperature, high-pressure conditions as SFE.
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The successor to the Samsung Galaxy S II, The Samsung Galaxy S III, has taken over the rumor train that was the Galaxy Nexus' before launch. There have been rumors, photo leaks, fake photo leaks, fake spec leaks and more. All we know for sure is that sometime this spring Samsung will unveil the Galaxy S III. We do know that the phone exists, Samsung has at least confirmed that.
Monday though, the Korea Times reported that Samsung is becoming less dependent on Qualcomm for SoC's (system on chip), and that as a result Samsung will be using the Exonys quad-core processor in the Galaxy S III.
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On top of that, Samsung plans to revamp how the chip is made. The processor will be built using a 32nm process rather than the current 45nm process. That will give the chip better performance and much needed better battery life.
The Samsung executive said that they want to use more Samsung solutions for Samsung products. That doesn't mean the chips are free though. Samsung semi-conductor and Samsung Telecommunications function as two different units and Samsung Telecommunications must purchase the Exonys Chips from Samsung semi-conductor, the same way Apple does.
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- If prepared well, the centers can offer a level of differentiation that you don't get in whole group instruction.
- We can play games in a whole group but it requires me to make more cards and have more dice and just more of everything. But in small groups it is easier prep for me game-wise and the students get more turns and chances to speak.
- Because every student was actively engaged, just walking around and listening in could give me an idea of where each student was at in terms of learning the new vocabulary.
Cons of centers:
- I would have liked to have modeled each activity in Spanish but since I have so little time I resorted to English to give them the instructions. This means I was under my 90% target but the students were speaking more Spanish so that was the trade-off. This is a con but I think it's a worthy trade-off at this point.
- I need to figure out a system to make sure that MY expectations are the ones being observed in groups where the classroom teachers has a looser style.
- It's a lot of prep beforehand because you're essentially preparing multiple activities for one class. The good news is that once you're ready you're good for several classes.
Things I will try to remember to do next time:
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- Add some sort of accountability sheet for at least one station so I can get a better idea of where each student is and that they are participating like they should.
- Try to model in Spanish so I can keep to my 90% target language goal. If I do similar games with different vocabulary this should be possible the next time.
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Yet saying it is just the start. Actually being there is the important part. In the immediate aftermath of heartbreak, stay present. Make yourself available to lend a listening ear or provide a welcome distraction. As days and weeks pass, stay persistent. Check in frequently as grief can cause even the a diehard extroverts to self-isolate. Texts and phone calls are good, visits are better, and "Hey, I'm going to Target, I'll pick you up on the way," is best of all. Finally, even when the worst seems to have passed, stay patient. Grief has no timeline, and reminders such as songs, smells, and special days can bring it rushing back.
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This came in the post the other day. It is wonderful.
Ooh looks it – don't leave us hanging, what is it?
Bugger! I forgot to say, didn't I? It's the latest issue of the wonderful McSWEENEY'S QUARTERLEY CONCERN: http://store.mcsweeneys.net/And the stories in it are every bit as good as the form they're in.Nik
I just love McSweeney's. I was runner up in a competition they ran and got free books from their publishing side. My favourite was George Saunder's fairy tale The Very Persistent Gappers of Frip. My Munchie really enjoys it.
I'm a McSweeney's fan, definitely. Such beautiful books, such imagination. I have this in staff reservations at work, and the previous issue. I had vowed to cut down though, as too often I buy them because they are pretty and don't even read them. They are almost too gorgeous to open.
Wow Aliya – that's some going.Sara they are almost too gorgeous to open.It is a wonderful thing!Nik
Well this is a new one to me. Looks fab so will go and explore:-)
Ooh do, Lane. It is a wondrous thing, honest!Nik
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I would categorize WHITE GHOST and the POISON ARROW as both fantasy and Young Adult.
I love fantasy stories! The idea of being able to speak to animals and them being able to understand and respond in some way is every little girl's dream. WHITE GHOST and the POISON ARROW is the embodiment of that dream.
Main character Arella (I love that name!) is a 14-year-old outsider. Unlike the rest of her tribe she is super thin, pale white with silver hair and purple hued eyes. Because of her differences, she is neglected and mistreated by her tribe. Eventually, she strikes out on her own.
Not long after escaping the torturous life she's known, she finds an "Auron Cat", a mother, dying from a poisoned arrow and limping toward her hidden cave to spend her last moments with her kitten. Arella follows her and after some silent communication between the two, Arella inherits the care of the kitten she names "Maska".
After Maska grows and becomes strong, the two decide to set out on a hunt for Maska's mother's killers.
It's quite a story. I found it entertaining and was actually disappointed when the story ended.
At the same time, honestly, there were some issues with the book.
The number of typographical errors was overwhelming. This book needed and certainly would have benefited from an editor's touch. For myself, this was a small problem…but it didn't stop me from reading the whole story. Other readers might not find these errors to be so easily ignored. {I'm told, since the time I wrote the original review, the author has edited and updated these errors.} There were–for me–some pacing issues, as well.
However, even with the issues I've reported, I can still say that I enjoyed the story. I found Arella to be engaging and likable. Maska the cat (whom I imagined to be a black panther type of cat…I honestly don't know what an Auron cat is) was lovable and endearing. I very much wanted to "love him and pet him and squeeze him."
It is obvious to me that author Kellie Steele has some very real talent. Looking forward to watching her grow as a writer.
[Can I be honest? My original review of this book was a smidge more harsh–according to the author. Although, I didn't mean it to be harsh…I was just being honest.
In addition to the issues I reported above, there were other problems concerning this book, for me. For example, the author is British and in her writing, she used many modern day British colloquialisms. I.E. the main character Arella and her panther wouldn't just eat meals…they "took tea". This wouldn't be a problem except that the story is set in an ancient Indian time period–according the author. (For me, it was hard to tell the time period.) I promise you, ancient Indians did not "take tea", even the ones living in what would one day become Great Britain.
After reading the review, the author responded (by private email) in a way that made it clear to me that she was offended and hurt by what I had written. So…because she went out of her way to communicate with me and let me know that she had corrected some of the errors, I changed some of the sentences in my review which she found to be "harsh" and upped my rating by one star.
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Video games have been popular for decades. Those of the 'older generation' will recall many happy hours playing 'Space Invaders', 'Pacman' and others. The years since have seen a smorgasbord of gaming to delight new fans with 'Assassin's Creed' being among the most desired. The ratio of game to screen outings hasn't been good although audiences always live in hope that the next entry will be worth watching. Sadly the movie version of 'Assassin's Creed' is as poor as so many previous attempts as it goes through digitally enhanced motions.
Callum Lynch (Michael Fassbender) is a criminal awaiting execution. On the eve of his fateful moment, he is taken off death row by Abstergo Industries. A new incarnation of an ancient order of Templars, its chief scientist, Sophia (Marion Cottilard) connects Callum to a machine transporting him to a former life as an Assassin. In his new reality, he must search and find the Apple of Eden, an object used to end earth's seedy corruption. Battling an armada of those opposed to assassins wanting the prized entity, Callum's skills are tested in a world where reality and fantasy are blurred.
'Assassin's Creed' is a murky mixed bag. High in excitement in its energetic action sequences, it falters in between set pieces. The scenes set in the 'real world' make little sense with the ancient world of the assassin's more involving. Unfortunately the film focusses more on the present than the past. Although it gives needed story exposition, the everyday scenes decrease the script's pace. Justin Kurzel gamely attempts to infuse excitement in the narrative despite his unfocussed direction.
The best sections of 'Assassin's Creed' are the acting and CGI. Without both the film would have been worse. Fassbender and Cottilard give stronger performances than the screenplay deserves. Their tortured characters add gravitas to the increasingly silly carry-on. Their convictive renditions of often mirthful lines add some punch to the action and special effects which are first rate. As with other similar movies, 'Assassin's Creed' focusses on the surface elements rather than the crucial one of a comprehensible plot.
'Assassin's Creed's failure is more disappointing given its potential. The wrong type of story was chosen to convey the game's strengths to screen. It still has entertaining moments although it may be better to play the game it's based on for more genuine thrills.
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Today's Football Tips Genoa vs Virtus Entella
The Genoa team play Serie A in Italian football and are in the second half of the league table they have a 4-point margin for Bologna that are the first team below the water line.
Genoa are going through a difficult phase and have not won for a few days.
The squad has quality but have not achieved the best results. This weekend they lost 2-1 with Torino but in a game where they played reduced to 10 units from the first part.
Conditioners that have conditioned this team. In the Italian Cup they lost in the last 16 last season to Juventus who would win the competition. In this competition came to win Lecce by clear 4-0.
This team of Virtus Entella has been playing quite well in Lega Pro and occupy even 5th place in their league. They have games in arrears and if they win these games, they can go to the leadership of Lega Pro.
This team suffers very few goals and in this league are even the best defense of the event. They show good organization and I would say that they can be one of the candidates to rise up or at least fight for that goal.
In this competition won by expressive 3-0 at home Robur Siena and finally 2-0 also at home the Salernitana team. It follows if this game will be quite complicated against a team of Serie A.
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Genoa are not going through the best phase at the moment, the team have not met with victories in the last games, but truth be told, in some encounters there have been situations, conditions that have affected the team.
This is a different encounter, a Cup game and would say the ideal to win back and regain the confidence of good results.
The squad has quality, in offensive terms are good and even with one or the other shook in the 11th holder, I see the team with enough dynamics to beat this Entella team that despite defending well, here you will come across a reality and different difficulties in the which will not exceed.
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Word comes today that "I Am Legend" and "Constantine" filmmaker Francis Lawrence is coming back to "The Hunger Games" franchise.
Lawrence has been shooting the upcoming sequel "The Hunger Games: Catching Fire," and now the director is reportedly going to take the helm of the two film adaptation of the last book in Suzanne Collins' trilogy – "Mockingjay".
The first film's director Gary Ross declined returning to the series due to the compressed schedule, however Lawrence appears to have no such issues.
Each of the three remaining "The Hunger Games" films will hit cinemas annually in November starting next year.
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I know what I am doing this weekend...
getting dirty in the garden!
The weather is so inviting and I'm itching to get outside, plant some new fall flowers and enjoy the breezy sunshine.
Happy weekend to all! Enjoy.
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After the hugely successful opening round in Beijing, the FIA Formula E Championship heads for Malaysia this weekend. For the second ever ePrix, the 40 Spark-Renault SRT_01E single-seaters entered will battle it out on the streets of Putrajaya, known as the "World's First Intelligent Garden City", on Saturday, 22 November.
A pioneer in motorsport, sustainable mobility and track-to-road technology transfers for the last 115 years, Renault successfully opened a new chapter in the history of the Brand on the streets of Beijing in September.
Involved in the project since its inception in 2012, the Renault Sport teams saw their work come to life in China. With the technical solutions confirmed in terms of their reliability, safety and performance, the aim is to keep the momentum gathered at the opening round going on the streets of Putrajaya.
Planned as a sustainable city, almost half of the surface area of Malaysia's administrative centre is given over to green spaces and it boasts one of the largest artificial lakes in the world, which the competitors will drive alongside on the 2.5-kilometre long circuit. Putrajaya is one of the first cities to have developed an all-electric car sharing programme, in which the Renault vehicles Twizy and Zoé are included.
In the midst of this intense sporting programme, in which practice, qualifying and the race will all be held on the same day, Renault will electrify the track before the start of the race with a show demonstrating the qualities of Zoé and Twizy, the flagship models of Renault's Z.E. range. Ever committed to bringing the action closer to the public, Renault will also offer spectators the chance to try out these vehicles in the eVillage.
Offering a new challenge to the dynamic qualities of the Spark-Renault SRT01_E single-seaters, the Putrajaya circuit features twelve turns, including several high-speed corners and a tight hairpin. Split by the first-corner chicane, the start-finish straight will provide one of the most spectacular parts of the circuit. Slipstreaming is expected to play an important role in overtaking and in managing energy throughout the race distance of 31 laps.
"After a very successful opening round, we head for Malaysia looking to confirm our technical solutions," stated Roberto Dlacic, Renault Sport Technologies Engineer assigned to the FIA Formula E Championship. "Our goals are unchanged: provide the teams with a single-seater that is increasingly reliable, safe and fast, whilst ensuring absolute fairness for the teams as well. We have, for example, reinforced the gearbox installation in order to meet the specific challenges posed by city-centre circuits more effectively. We will also be looking at the performances achieved on this circuit, which is very different to Beijing in terms of the lateral forces placed on the powertrain."
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Shame they're not using Sepang as it would make a good comparison with F1.
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Live on ITV4 from 5am.
Shame they're not using Sepang as it would make a good comparison with F1.
I don't think the Formula E cars would suit such a track. Huge straights and long circuit. Don't have the straight line speed or battery life for it.
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Spectacular fightbacks, fiercely-contested racing and a host of popular attractions combined to create a fantastic atmosphere at this Saturday's Putrajaya ePrix. The second ever race in the history of the FIA Formula E Championship served to confirm the growing enthusiasm for the new racing category. In the heart of the "World's First Intelligent Garden City", the 20 Spark-Renault SRT01_E drivers once again put on a very high quality sporting spectacle.
Following the success of the inaugural round of the FIA Formula E Championship in Beijing in September, all of the teams and partners involved in the new series were looking for further confirmation in Putrajaya.
A key player since the start of the project, the Renault Sport teams had not rested on their laurels since the opening race. Their never-ending search for complete reliability, maximum safety and optimized architecture led them to strengthen the gearbox installation in order to meet the demands of racing on the streets of Malaysia's administrative centre.
Mission accomplished, as once again the Spark-Renault SRT01_E race cars experienced no technical problems during this, the second ever ePrix. The single-seaters also proved to be robust and safe again, as the drivers who went off the Putrajaya circuit would confirm. The characteristics of the circuit equally enabled the drivers to show off their skills, as fans were treated to a series of closely-contested battles and incredible fightbacks throughout the 31 race laps.
Before the start, the enthusiastic crowd was thrilled by a brand-new electric vehicle on-track demo, showcasing the performances of the Renault ZE range. Many spectators also took the opportunity to test drive the brand's flagship models, ZOE and Twizy, in the eVillage during the day.
In a dramatic, incident-packed day, Nicolas Prost (e.dams Renault) relinquished pole position to Oriol Servia (Dragon Racing), following the penalty he was given in Beijing. On lap five, Sam Bird (Virgin Racing) got past the Catalan and held the lead until he came into the pits to change cars. Third in Formula Renault 3.5 Series in 2012, the British driver retook the lead four laps from the end when he overtook Daniel Abt (Audi Sport ABT), who was on a different strategy. He went on to secure the win, ahead of Lucas di Grassi (Audi Sport ABT) and Sébastien Buemi (e.dams-Renault), both of whom had fought their way through the field from the back of the grid.
The Brazilian continues to lead the championship standings going into the next round at Punta del Este, in Uruguay, on December 13.
1. Lucas di Grassi (Audi Sport ABT), 43 points
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Tom's Messenger for PC and Laptop
Talking Tom Cat is a popular and well-known app but this extension is a different kind of messaging app – you don't need to type in a message! By choosing your favourite Talking Friends character: Ginger, Gina or Angela, etc. and endow these with a range of accessories like sunglasses or hats. You can now also send video messages.
Through the app one can send messages to communicate things that might cause shyness or embarrassment: proclaiming love for somebody, apologising or simply singing a song. An added really fun feature is the ability to create a video story.
How to Use Tom's Messenger?
Tom's Messenger is fun and extremely easy to use. Just pick your character and kit out with your chosen accessories, choose a cover and photo and start to message your friends and family.
Download Tom's Messenger on Windows PC or Laptop
To be able to experience Tom's Messenger and its unique way of sending messages on Windows devices, you need to download Bluestacks beforehand to your PC. This is simple to do – just follow the given steps to easily download Bluestacks and 'Tom's Messenger' to your PC or laptop:
- First, visit www.bluestacks.com/
- Download Bluestacks for your PC or laptop
- Once Bluestacks has been downloaded, start installation of the app
- After the app has successfully installed onto your device, you will need to open it to access it
- Type "Tom's Messenger" into the search bar. Click on 'Enter'
- Begin downloading the app.
- Once the download is complete, you will be start enjoying a unique way of messaging with 'Tom's Messenger' on your Windows laptop or PC.
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Blue Billie is a Scandinavian jewelry brand, launched in Stockholm, August 2015 by Daniela Upmark. Blue Billies philosophy is storytelling by symbols and letters and having the costumer feeling included but also to push them to tell their own story.
Blue Billie always works with two collections. One main collection in silver, and gold plated and one exclusive line featuring gemstones and crystals. The whole idea is based on that you should mix and match the pendants and symbols over the collections to create your own signature jewelry statement. To tell your unique story. Every jewelry created by Blue Billie is, in one way or another, in perfect symbiosis.


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Late last week, we asked those following Walrath Recruiting on Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn to provide helpful advice to college students who are just beginning their post-high school academic journey this fall. From the one thing they wish they knew about college before starting, to the importance of standing out and succeeding, our friends were quick to respond with valuable tips and info regarding the almighty important first year of college:
Don't slack off in the first year; get your GPA up early as it tends to only get harder from there.
Plan to find a mentor that is a professor in your major.
Understand that everyone is getting internships now.
How will you set yourself apart? Ensure to get involved in on campus activities, philanthropic clubs and various internships that will diversify yourself in the extremely competitive job market.
[Companies] want to see a track record of you being competitive and successful throughout college and sometimes even before that. What types of clubs were you in? Did you play sports? How much were you involved in your community? Although these things seem like they have little to do with getting a job, they show how competitive you are, the type of person you are and also the amount of involvement you will have in their organization respectively.
Most of all, embrace it. All of it. The new opportunities. The events on campus. The free stuff. The chance to grow apart from everything you've ever known. The chance to be someone you have always wanted to be!
Figure out what you want to do after college (it's okay if it changes later on) because it helps you focus, choose classes, and gives you something to look forward to after you put in all your hard work.
Have fun but take your studies very seriously.
I would advise a Freshman to get involved with something: sports, or a group offered by the college to connect with other Freshman with similar interests.
Don't be a lump. Take an active role in your education.
Make good friends and have fun. The people you surround yourself with in college and the reputation you build will have a large influence on your career someday (and don't forget – the internet is forever, so don't take dumb photos that could come back and bite you later in life!!)
Keep an open mind and dare to dream. There is a good chance that what you think you want to do for a career will change several times throughout your college years, and that is ok. As a freshman, it is more important to learn: in a formal setting through your coursework, and through your experiences and your surroundings. Take it all in. The rest will eventually fall into place.
-Walrath Recruiting would like to wish the class of 2017 a fantastic fall!
-A very special thanks to all who contributed their advice!


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Dawson Duo Signs with VCSU Basketball
Apr 24th, 2002 @ 7:51 am | Author: Viking Sports Information
Valley City.Viking men's basketball coach Adam DeHaan announced today that Dawson Community College players Mario Lewis and Marcus Oatis have signed letters of intent.
Lewis, a 6-3 guard, averaged 10 points, 7.1 rebounds, and 4.6 assists per contest for the Bucs. Lewis was the catalyst on a high-powered Dawson team that garnered three MonDak all-conference selections.
Marcus Oatis is reunited with his brother Jon, a VCSU starting post and former Dawson Community College stand-out. Marcus is a 6-4 post with a defensive presence. Oatis shot 52% from the field this year, averaging 3.5ppg. He also gathered 5.6 rebounds per contest.
DeHaan is pleased with the pair's decision. "Mario is a great athlete who can really push the envelope. We look for him to add excitement to the games. Marcus will be counted on to be a steady presence in the post rotation. These two guys make us better.
Valley City State University finished 10-19 a year ago. VCSU is a member of the Dakota Athletic Conference and is an NAIA member institution.
For more information please contact Adam DeHaan.
Phone: 701-845-7161
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Benny Westreich's practice covers the full range of transactional real estate, representing institutional and individual clients in the United States and abroad in the acquisition, development, financing, construction, renovation, leasing, management and disposition of commercial and residential properties (including hotel, retail, office and multi-use projects).
Benny focuses a lot of his practice on structuring real estate funds and joint venture (including participation structures). He counsels clients on both sides of transactions, including lenders and borrowers, landlords and tenants, developers and finance partners and buyers and sellers. Clients say that Benny "… is what I consider a business lawyer should be; he understands that it is key to find a compromise and not just be right." (Chambers USA)
His clients include Capstone Advisors, CIM Group, E! Entertainment, Eagle Point Hotel Partners, Preferred Media, The Annenberg Foundation, W3 Partners and Westmount Properties. He also does a significant portion of the West Coast-oriented work for firm clients, including Fifield Realty and iStar Financial.
He authored articles on real estate law for several publications, including the New York Law Journal and the California Real Estate Reporter. He also lectures from time to time and moderated the "Deal Makers Panel" at the 2011 Crocker Symposium in Los Angeles.


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"Integrated marketing can't be a mandate. It has to be a mindset."
– Steve Radick VP, Director of Public Relations at Brunner in Pittsburgh
The tweet-worthy quote Steve shared with me in the interview below highlights the quality of thought leadership content that will be shared with attendees at the INTEGRATE conference.
Registration is still open. However, early bird rates end on March 31st.
@Julie_Long_: On your blog you stated, "Integrated marketing involves a lot more than simply bringing the SEO guy to the meeting." How do you define IMC and who should be attending meetings?
@sradick: There's this misperception in the industry that integrated marketing means having a bunch of boxes on an org chart. Just because you have a Director of Search, and a VP of Media, a Director of PR, a Senior Social Media Strategist, and a User Experience Czar doesn't mean that you've got an integrated marketing agency. You're actually more likely to have an old-fashioned game of Hungry Hungry Hippos on your hands – everyone's scratching and clawing to get more money and power for their respective discipline. Integrated marketing is about more than giving each department a seat at the table – it's about making sure the people in those seats are more concerned with the business than themselves.
If you focus only on involving people because of where they are on the org chart, you'll get people who build from the bottom up. That is, the social media guy thinks social media will solve everything. The paid media guy wants a paid media solution. And so on and so on. You end up with a bunch of strategies and tactics that someone then has to cobble together into a single, coherent strategy. Shouldn't we instead strive to build strategies from the top down? Get the people in the room who are focused on meeting the business objectives first, not his or her line of business. Integrated marketing can't be a mandate. It has to be a mindset.
@Julie_Long_: At INTEGRATE 2015, your presentation will be focusing on the arms race currently taking place in content marketing. Can you tease us with any of the topic areas that will be discussed?
@sradick: Just like the hammer in search of a nail, marketers are spending more and more of their time and energy reducing every conversation, article, and photo to a piece of data, all in an effort to maximize their ROI and deliver the most eyeballs at the lowest price. There was a time wayyyy back when, in 2010, when content marketing best practices were to write a blog post and post to Facebook 3-4 times a week. As more content was created, it became harder and harder to stand out though. Marketers took this as a challenge and figured that the best way to solve this problem was to pump out even more content. The more you post, the more chances there are of people seeing it right? Instead of a world where brands created content that solved problems, added value, or created deeper relationships with customers, we created a world where more simply equals better. That's why there's so much spam and so many banner ads. It's easier to spam a million people in the hopes that 1% of them will click rather than creating something valuable for 50,000 people where 20% will click. Where does it stop?
Content marketing gives us the opportunity to rethink how brands market themselves for the better – if we can stop ourselves from trying to game the system and instead think about how to best optimize our relationships with our customers.
@Julie_Long_: Students/Alums: Submit one career advancement question for Steve and the winning question will be personally answered by him at INTEGRATE.
Post your question in the comments section below.
A special thank you goes out to Steve for taking the time to provide his thoughtful contributions to this article.


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José Manuel Durão Barroso
President of the European Commission
Statement on Greece and financial market questions
Plenary Session of European Parliament
Strasbourg, 9 March 2010
Greece has taken the necessary measures to reduce its government deficit this year.
These measures show the determination of the Greek government to tackle their structural problems.
At the same time, we are doing what is necessary to secure the financial stability of the euro area as a whole.
The Commission has been actively working with euro area member states to design a mechanism which Greece could use in case of need.
Such a mechanism would be in conformity with the current Lisbon Treaty, in particular with the no bail-out clause. It would include stringent conditionality.
The Commission is ready to propose a European framework for coordinated assistance, which would require the support of euro area Member States.
In parallel, the Commission is preparing a communication on reinforced economic policy coordination and country surveillance.
On derivatives (Credit Default Swaps)
If it is true that the current problems in Greece were not caused by speculation on the financial markets, it is also true that this speculation was an aggravating factor.
T his shows the importance of a fundamental reform in the derivatives market, and the relevance of the action already undertaken by the Commission.
With the Communication of 20 October 2009, the Commission has begun a programme of action in favour of efficient, safe and solid derivatives markets.
The legislative proposals, notably those concerning the directive on derivatives, that Commissioner Barnier will present before the summer, and also those concerning the market abuse directive, that Commissioner Barnier will present before the end of the year, will increase market transparency and limit the risks.
Beyond this systemic response, a new "ad hoc" reflection is needed on Credit Default Swaps (CDS) regarding sovereign debt. The problem of "naked" practices needs particular attention in this context. It is hard to justify why market players should purchase insurance against risks to which they themselves are not exposed, i.e for purely speculative purposes (a CDS is in effect an insurance).
In the short them, we must achieve the necessary coordination to ensure that Member States act in a coordinated fashion, most particularly for "naked" practices.
In this context, the Commission will examine closely the relevance of banning purely speculative naked sales on Credit Default Swaps of sovereign debt.
At the same time, the Commission will push for international coordination. These markets are as mobile as they are opaque. The Commission will raise this question with our international partners, notably at the level of the G20.
The question of transparency between regulators (particularly on access to information on these practices) also deserves to be raised in our bilateral contacts, particularly with the United States.
Finally, we need to proceed with an in-depth analysis on Credit Default Swaps markets so as to better determine how these markets function and if they are the subject of questionable practices.
Moreover, the Commission stands ready to use its powers in the field of competition policy, if needed.


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And the Petals Fall
No, the Bible does not support these, the major tenets of Calvinism. These doctrines are in opposition to what God has plainly shown in His Word. The Bible does teach about election and predestination, though their explanations are not as Calvinists would have us believe.
And the Petals Fall was inspired by a continuing search of the Scriptures to see what God really has to say about the tenets of TULIP theology. God did not leave us without a sure answer to the many questions raised by Calvinistic TULIP theology. God has given us the answers in His Holy, inerrant Word, the Bible. After reading the Scriptures with a mind that is open to what God has to say, one will come to realize that the "TULIP" can not survive its battle with the Word of God, and the petals fall one by one.
In And the Petals Fall you will find definitive, undeniable answers from God's Word proving:
And the Petals Fall is not an attack on any Calvinist(s) personally. There are many good men among them. The author's desire throughout this book is that it should not be construed as an attack on any of these men, but rather a Biblical look at the subject matter alone.
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Authorities have already ruled out disease, including the infamous "Colony Collapse Disorder" (CCD), as the cause of a recent honeybee holocaust that took place in Brevard County, Florida. The UK's Daily Mail reports that up to 12 million bees from roughly 800 apiaries in the area all dropped dead at roughly the same time around September 26 — and local beekeepers say pesticides are likely to blame.
The Florida die-off coincides with a recent county-wide mosquito eradication effort, during which helicopters flew over various parts of the county and sprayed airborne pesticides. Officials, of course, deny that this taxpayer-funded spraying initiative had anything to do with the bee genocide, though. "The fact that it was so widespread and so rapid, I think you can pretty much rule out disease," said Bill Kern, an entomologist from the University of Florida (UF) to Florida Today.
"It happened essentially almost in one day. Usually diseases affect adults or the brood, you don't have something that kills them both." Many of the beekeepers who lost their hives in the mass killing raised their bees to sell to American farmers, who then used them to pollinate food crops. Because of their massive losses, many of these beekeepers could end up losing their entire beekeeping businesses.
"I'm a pretty tough guy, but it is heart wrenching," said Charles Smith of Smith Family Honey Company to News 13 in Orlando.
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We should take action before they get extinct
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They are fascinating creatures and their incredible work-rate is responsible for the majority of the world's pollination.
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If they go extinct... we die. Simple. We need bees, the plants need bees. They are fascinating creatures and their incredible work-rate is responsible for the majority of the world's pollination.
Many experts have predicted that without bees, the human race would be extinct in four years...
So yes, we need to help them... Get planting peeps..!
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The only science in your link is a random quote by Albert Einstein. I'm not saying your wrong but I just am not seeing how the extinction of bees would wipe out humans.
You know that bees are not indigenous to America don't you? Many plants have flowers that require an insect for pollination. And many different insects can do the job. Keep in mind that there were no honeybees in America until Europeans brought them over. So, prior to the 17th century, all the pollination in America was done by indigenous species like bumble bees, wasps, flies, butterflies, etc.
Not sure why other insects won't pick up the task when the bees go away since they have before.


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If I've got one shopping weakness, it's books. I find it nearly impossible to resist a book buying opportunity. I have no regrets though, a book is never a waste! As well as piles of novels that I buy faster than I can read, I like art/illustration/design/fashion/photography books that sadly end up spending most of their time on the shelf. So I thought I'd start posting some of my favourites and rediscover some goodies, as well as give you some inspiration for arty books.
Incidentally, Book By Its Cover does this kind of thing much more regularly and intricately than I ever could, so do visit there too.
One of my latest purchases is Illustration Play published by Victionary (their images of the book are here actually) ISBN: 978-9889822934. There's more info and the names of illustrators covered here. It's a fun book, the work-in-progress photos and interviews are a nice addition.
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