text:
Submission Preparation Checklist
As part of the submission process, authors are required to check off their submission's compliance with all of the following items, and submissions may be returned to authors that do not adhere to these guidelines.
- The submission has not been previously published, nor is it before another journal for consideration (or an explanation has been provided in Comments to the Editor). While the manuscript is undergoing the peer review phase, the authors will not submit the manuscript to another journal without notifying the editor.
- The submission file is in Microsoft Word, RTF, or PDF document file format.
- We fight plagiarism: please understand that your article will be checked with available tools for discovering plagiarism.
- The text is double-spaced; uses a 12-point font; employs italics, rather than quoting/underlining (except with URL addresses); and all figures and tables are placed at the end. If tables are used, they should be double spaced on separate pages. They should be numbered and cited in the text of the article. If figures are used, they must be submitted as .tiff or .jpg files, with the requested digital resolution. If material which has already been published is used, a copy of the written permission for the reproduction and adaptation has to be provided before publication. The procedure for requesting the permission is the responsibility of the Authors. If abbreviations are used in the text, authors are required to write full name+abbreviation in brackets [e.g., multiple myeloma (MM)] the first time they are used, then only abbreviations can be written (apart from titles; in this case authors have to write always the full name).
- The text adheres to the stylistic and bibliographic requirements outlined in the Author Guidelines.
- Please read this advice and download associated files. The International Committee of Medical Journal Editors has published in all ICMJE journals an editorial introducing a new "Disclosure Form for Potential Conflict of Interest", with the aim to establish uniform reporting system, which can go over the existing differences in current formats or editors' requests. We at PAGEPress Publications welcome this initiative as a possible uniforming, standardizing way to have this important disclosure authorizing the publications of manuscripts. We are therefore asking you to duly fill in the "Uniform Format for Disclosure of Competing Interests in ICMJE Journals" and upload it on the Web site of the PAGEPress journal your work is involved with or email it back to us, in mind to allow PAGEPress to peer-reviewing your work. The document is in Adobe format, it includes instructions to help authors provide the requested information and the completion procedure is user-friendly. Kindly note that the format have to be completed and signed by each author of the work. We remain waiting for the completed form to proceed with publication. Please be informed that if this Disclosure Form is missing, we will not be able to publish your work.
- Authors are kindly required to suggest at least two potential reviewers (name, affiliation and e-mail) for their manuscript in the "Comments to the Editor" field (Step 1. Submission Process).
Copyright Notice
PAGEPress has chosen to apply the Creative Commons Attribution NonCommercial 4.0 International License (CC BY-NC 4.0) to all manuscripts to be published.
An Open Access Publication is one that meets the following two conditions:
- the author(s) and copyright holder(s) grant(s) to all users a free, irrevocable, worldwide, perpetual right of access to, and a license to copy, use, distribute, transmit and display the work publicly and to make and distribute derivative works, in any digital medium for any responsible purpose, subject to proper attribution of authorship, as well as the right to make small numbers of printed copies for their personal use.
- a complete version of the work and all supplemental materials, including a copy of the permission as stated above, in a suitable standard electronic format is deposited immediately upon initial publication in at least one online repository that is supported by an academic institution, scholarly society, government agency, or other well-established organization that seeks to enable open access, unrestricted distribution, interoperability, and long-term archiving.
Authors who publish with this journal agree to the following terms:
- Authors retain copyright and grant the journal right of first publication with the work simultaneously licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution License that allows others to share the work with an acknowledgement of the work's authorship and initial publication in this journal.
- Authors are able to enter into separate, additional contractual arrangements for the non-exclusive distribution of the journal's published version of the work (e.g., post it to an institutional repository or publish it in a book), with an acknowledgement of its initial publication in this journal.
- Authors are permitted and encouraged to post their work online (e.g., in institutional repositories or on their website) prior to and during the submission process, as it can lead to productive exchanges, as well as earlier and greater citation of published work.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
there are now *gnome-bluetooth packages (3.8.1-2) in the jessie repos now. While I haven't looked closer at them, I presume that they fix this issue.
(on a different note: dist-upgrade currently removes gnome...)
Original post:
I've used debian testing since early 2011, and I've only had a few minor issues during that time.
However, sometimes things happen that reminds you that the Testing release is not meant for mission critical work (and makes me happy that I only use Jessie on my laptop, which I mainly use at home).
Last night I did upgrade and dist-upgrade, which installed the following packages according to /var/log/apt/history:
Start-Date: 2013-07-01 22:03:17 Commandline: apt-get dist-upgrade Install: p11-kit:amd64 (0.18.3-2, automatic), libgnome-bluetooth11:amd64 (3.8.1-1, automatic), libgcr-base-3-1:amd64 (3.8.2-3, automatic), libtasn1-6:amd64 (3.3-1, automatic), libgcr-ui-3-1:amd64 (3.8.2-3, automatic) Upgrade: libnm-gtk0:amd64 (0.9.8.2-1, 0.9.8.2-1+b1), libgcr-3-1:amd64 (3.4.1-3, 3.8.2-3), gir1.2-gcr-3:amd64 (3.4.1-3, 3.8.2-3), network-manager-gnome:amd64 (0.9.8.2-1, 0.9.8.2-1+b1), gnome-keyring:amd64 (3.4.1-5, 3.8.2-2), gcr:amd64 (3.4.1-3, 3.8.2-3), gnome-bluetooth:amd64 (3.4.2-1, 3.8.1-1), gir1.2-gnomebluetooth-1.0:amd64 (3.4.2-1, 3.8.1-1), gir1.2-gck-1:amd64 (3.4.1-3, 3.8.2-3) End-Date: 2013-07-01 22:03:29
Now what happens when I log in to gnome via gdm3 I get an empty desktop with no menus, no hot-spots or anything else indicating that things worked out. Alt+F2 doesn't work either, and conky doesn't start.
The only thing that does work is
* my keyboard shortcuts (I've mapped ctrl+shift+Down arrow to chromium)
* guake (which starts with gnome)
ps aux|grep gnome-shellreturns nothing, which might be a clue.
Looking at the debian forums the closest post seems to be (although erroneously labelled -- gdm3 DOES start): http://forums.debian.net/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=105393&p=504077&hilit=gnome+shell#p504077
That in turn led to this bug report: http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=712861
My gnome-shell version is 3.4.2-8,
I don't understand how gnome-bluetooth causes this, especially given that I've disabled bluetooth in rcconf, but whatever it takes...
I tried applying the patch but it failed:
mkdir ~/tmp cd ~/tmp wget "http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?msg=66;filename=GnomeBluetooth.patch;att=1;bug=712861" -O blue.patch sed -i 's_js/ui/status/bluetooth.js_/usr/share/gnome-shell/js/ui/status/bluetooth.js_g' blue.patch sudo patch -p0 < blue.patch
Instead, I ended up making the changes to /usr/share/gnome-shell/js/ui/status/bluetooth.js by hand (remember that you can always use the ttys using ctrl+Fx):
6 const Gio = imports.gi.Gio; 7 const GnomeBluetoothApplet = imports.gi.GnomeBluetoothApplet; 8 const GnomeBluetooth = imports.gi.GnomeBluetooth; 9 const Gtk = imports.gi.Gtk;
and then delete the Applet part in GnomeBluetoothApplet so that it reads
38 this._killswitch.connect('toggled', Lang.bind(this, function() { 39 let current_state = this._applet.killswitch_state; 40 if (current_state != GnomeBluetooth.KillswitchState.HARD_BLOCKED && 41 current_state != GnomeBluetooth.KillswitchState.NO_ADAPTER) { 42 this._applet.killswitch_state = this._killswitch.state ? 43 GnomeBluetooth.KillswitchState.UNBLOCKED: 44 GnomeBluetooth.KillswitchState.SOFT_BLOCKED; 45 } else 46 this._killswitch.setToggleState(false);
Then do it again:
96 _updateKillswitch: function() { 97 let current_state = this._applet.killswitch_state; 98 let on = current_state == GnomeBluetooth.KillswitchState.UNBLOCKED; 99 let has_adapter = current_state != GnomeBluetooth.KillswitchState.NO_ADAPTER; 100 let can_toggle = current_state != GnomeBluetooth.KillswitchState.NO_ADAPTER && 101 current_state != GnomeBluetooth.KillswitchState.HARD_BLOCKED; 102
At this point I rebooted and everything was back to normal (you can try simply doing 'sudo service gdm3 restart' instead of rebooting).
Anyway, done.


text:
Local chapters are one of the most rewarding benefits of being a Member of The Institute. Share with other members what makes YOUR chapter so unique by nominating your chapter to be our next Featured Chapter of the quarter!
With 30 affiliated chapters throughout the United States and Canada, The Institute of Financial Operations provides outstanding opportunities for you to make an impact.
Our chapter leaders are dedicated volunteers committed to providing members and other stakeholders with activities designed to advance the financial operations profession. When you get involved with your local chapter, you'll be able to:
- DEVELOP your personal and professional networking skills with attendance at local events.
- ENHANCE your leadership experience and industry-wide influence as a chapter volunteer.
- IMPROVE your public speaking and group decision-making skills by participating in meetings.
- CHAMPION local efforts to increase chapter networking and membership growth opportunities.
- EXPAND your network by meeting and collaborating with other financial operations professionals.
- ESTABLISH new friendships and build lasting relationships with your local colleagues.
No chapter in your area? Thinking about starting one today? Interested in speaking at a local chapter meeting or being added to the Chapters Speakers List? Contact us via email at firstname.lastname@example.com for more information or for assistance.


text:
Travel Videos
Why Insider Journeys?
Why we do what we do, how we do it and what that means for your experience of Asia.
Our Local Knowledge
Insider Journeys has a wealth of experience in Asia, with experienced local guides and knowledgeable staff permanently based in our key destinations. Learn how their expertise and network of local contacts ensures you have the best possible experiences when traveling with us.
Responsible Travel
Learn how responsible travel is an integral part of any journey with Travel Indochina. Find out how we support small, local businesses and transport suppliers. Discover some of the organizations and projects we support, and how you can make a difference to important causes by traveling with us.
Our Tour Leaders
Get to know some of our Western tour leaders, and discover how a day in their life can be anything but typical. From organizing a lunch by a stunning waterfall outside Luang Prabang, to tiger spotting in one of India's national parks, find out how our Western tour leaders contribute to our tours with their hands-on involvement and behind the scenes organization.


text:
|System: PC, PS3
|Dev: Telltale Games
|Pub: Telltale Games
|Release: March 28, 2011
|Players: 1
|Screen Resolution: 480p-1080p
The main problem is that Citizen Brown has been so successful at eliminating antisocial behavior that it doesn't take much to get his attention. Here are the three main puzzles/plot points: get caught with alcohol, kiss a girl in public (which you do by winning an asinine guitar battle with Jennifer's new boyfriend, the way two male chimpanzees might fight for the right to a female), and violate the ban on owning dogs. After that, there's a brief meeting with Doc before the final sequence (which I won't spoil). These tasks aren't very interesting in themselves, so they don't do much for the plot, and the puzzles built around them are pretty simple, standard fare for Telltale. What's the point?
So far as graphics go, Hill Valley looks completely different in this incarnation. That's an improvement compared with the second episode, which took place in the exact location as the first one. The town is spotless, of course, with a strong police presence and brainwashed (but, behind closed doors, angry) civilians. The only problem is that, like the tasks you're supposed to perform, the setting just doesn't feel as dangerous as it should. Games about authoritarianism don't need to be gory or even intense to make their point (think Beyond Good and Evil), but in "Citizen Brown," you really don't feel that intimidated when a guard questions you, or creeped out when Biff introduces you to the "Citizen Plus" program, which turned him into a polite and courteous member of society.
As for the controls and sound, they haven't really changed since the last episodes. The controls feel a little better somehow, but they are still super-clunky, with too many invisible walls and awkward directional buttons. The music and voice acting are still great, with orchestral work that fits in with the franchise and great performances by Christopher Lloyd (who reprises his role as Doc) and A. J. LoCascio (who does a great job of imitating Michael J. Fox).
Given how much I enjoyed the first two episodes, or at least the stories in them, I'm not giving up on Back to the Future: The Game simply because this installment didn't work out well. It could set up a great plot in Episodes 4 and 5. In fact, if you already pre-paid for the five-episode series, I'd recommend working through the episode, which takes only a few hours, simply to keep up to date on the story. But if you're keeping tabs on the reviews until all the episodes are out, and then deciding whether to buy, count "Citizen Brown" as strike one against the game.
Robert VerBruggen
CCC Contributing Writer
Game Features:


text:
You are not logged in.
Dear visitor, welcome to Kings and Legends Forum. If this is your first visit here, please read the Help. It explains in detail how this page works. To use all features of this page, you should consider registering. Please use the registration form, to register here or read more information about the registration process. If you are already registered, please login here.
Sunday, October 28th 2018, 2:09am
Tuesday, October 23rd 2018, 11:00pm
Wednesday, October 3rd 2018, 8:48pm
Saturday, September 29th 2018, 8:57pm
Thursday, September 27th 2018, 6:09pm


text:
Accepted payment methods are Pay Pal, personal checks, money orders or well concealed cash (sent at your risk). If more than one item is ordered contact seller for reduced shipping amount unless items are marked "Seller Pays Shipping."
Books are sent Media Mail unless buyer prefers another method. For other methods the cost will be higher. Other items are sent USPS by the most economical method. Insurance is optional at your discretion but is not required. If insurance is declined, the buyer assumes the risk of loss or damage in transit. Please contact me if insurance is wanted or for any other reason – email@example.com.
Shipping amounts and seller paid shipping applies to the continental USA only. To other locations please request cost from seller.
Satisfaction is guaranteed. If you are not pleased with your purchase, please let me know and return the item within 5 days of receipt for full refund less shipping. Returned items must be received in the same condition as when shipped. Photographs, negatives and slides - because they can be copied - are not returnable. Please e-mail me at email@example.com prior to returning an item.
Offering general interest books, railroad books, railroad memorabilia and other items that defy classification with more being added almost every day. I'm using "Fee Bay" less and less. They are no longer the user friendly, economical web site they used to be, now even charging a fee on shipping charges! Any questions - don't hesitate to ask. E-mail me at engr1607gmail.com. Reasonable offers will be considered.


text:
Rosh.Gonff wrote:Got a question: are conquistadors and aztecs aloud?
And also are Ninjas?
They are all allowed.
Rosh.Gonff wrote:i know you are not alowed to use teh battle in anouther contest but are you aloud to use maybe one of the minifigs from your battle in a nother contest? please say yes
Your battle scenes can't have been used in a contest prior to this one, but you can use them in future contests if their rules allow it. And, of course, you can use your figs in other contests in the future. However, I am not sure that is what you were asking. Did I answer your question?


text:
baperrou had een nieuw logo ontwerp nodig en lanceerde daarom een wedstrijd op 99designs.
Een winnaar werd gekozen uit20 ontwerpen ingezonden door9 freelance designers.
Looking for a logo design for tipi holidays. Name - Big Green Tipi
Big Green Tipi
Desired Color Scheme:
Blues/Greens/Earthy Tones
Accepted File Formats:
psd, png
We would like a logo designed to be used on our website and in our advertising. Using the name in the picture "Big Green Tipi" and a picture of a tipi. Main colors to be used are green and blue, and possible browns/yellows/earthy tones. Our business is geared towards those who want to take a different type of holiday and who are also earth conscience. We attempt to run a "green" business so we would like the Eco idea incorporated if possible.
**Added info. The tipis do not have to be green. Using a tan or tarpoline color and highlight in greens and blues is okay too. Please include a door and do a quick search on the internet to see how they look in tipis. Thanks.
**Also, keep in mind that this is a very nature friendly eco outdoorsy business. Stay away from a corporate feel. This should appeal to families as well as groups of environmentally conscience 30 somethings.
I give feedback often and feel free to question the idea for clarification or further thoughts.
Please provide logos in either psd or png format.
We reserve the right to end the contest early if a suitable design is submitted.
Bekijk hoe een ontwerpwedstrijd werkt of leer meer over logo ontwerpdiensten.


text:
This is an extended version of the article that appeared in the December 2013 issue of Investment Advisor.
If coastal homes aren't getting hit with storms, they're getting hit with higher insurance rates. Wildfire hazard risks are escalating for those in fire zones. People who never thought of themselves as living in earthquake zones are finding out that fracking can change all that—and that they may not be covered for the damage. Worse, they may find themselves liable for it and more if a fracking operation takes place on their property.
What's an advisor to do?
Have a conversation with clients about property locations and coverage before trouble strikes, or turn to an insurance professional who can.
Take those coastal homes, for instance. It's not news that insurers have been raising rates or exiting high-risk coastal areas altogether. Look for more of that to happen in the wake of Hurricane Sandy, as flood zone maps are redrawn and new building regulations take effect.
What is news is the spike in federal flood insurance rates. Thanks to the passage of the Biggert-Waters Flood Insurance Reform Act of 2012, which requires premiums for flood coverage to reflect actual risk, both homeowners and new buyers are finding that premium rates are escalating exponentially. Subsidies were eliminated as of Oct. 1. No more grandfathering of existing policies, either; someone who's lived outside a flood zone for years but carried a policy anyway will suddenly be paying much more if a redrawn flood zone map depicts them as living in harm's way.
Home values in at-risk areas are plummeting, too, as would-be buyers opt out of properties that could see them paying thousands for flood insurance—in some cases 10 times as much as before, with $10,000, $20,000, or even more than $30,000 premiums—in addition to their homeowner's policies. And, of course, flood insurance is mandatory for many mortgages.
While there are bipartisan calls for the law to be delayed or even rolled back (the law was passed with bipartisan support to shore up the health of the federal flood insurance program, which was deeply in the red—$20 billion after Hurricane Katrina alone, never mind Sandy), given the current state of Congress, action is not likely to happen any time soon.
So much for that cheery news. Now on to fire. The 2013 CoreLogic Wildfire Report, released in October, indicates that more than 1.2 million homes, with a combined total property value estimated at more than $189 billion, are at high risk of wildfire damage.
If that's not scary enough, more than 268,000 homes were assigned a "Very High Risk" rating, with "total residential exposure valued at more than $41 billion." CoreLogic also assigned risk ratings to houses in danger because of their proximity to other homes in danger: a whopping total of more than 1.5 million homes that together represent a combined potential property value of more than $224 billion. Colorado, California and Texas are the states with the highest exposure in terms of number of homes.
But here's the kicker: As people seek out homes closer to the wilderness to escape cities, they boost their danger from exposure to wildfire. Almost 60% of new homes built between 1990 and 2008, the report says, were located in the wildland urban interface, "the precise area where urban development and wildland intersect."
Insurers are requiring homeowners to clear areas around their houses to create "defensible spaces" where embers blown from nearby fires are less likely to catch and spread. At least one insurer has started reassessing homes as their policies come up for renewal and adding these requirements.
Scared yet? Now on to earthquakes.
Hydraulic fracturing, the process known as fracking, for natural gas has been in the news a lot lately, but advisors may not be aware of the earthquake "swarms" that have been reported at or near fracking sites or water disposal sites. The fracking process uses vast amounts of water that, once contaminated with chemicals, must then be disposed of.
According to U.S. Geological Survey data, since 2008, the average number of earthquakes in central Oklahoma has risen from between one and three to around 40 per year. While there is a study out of Durham University in England saying that fracking does not present a significant earthquake risk, it also says that the process can activate dormant faults.
Dormant indeed. In 2011, a 5.6 magnitude quake hit Prague, Okla. The largest earthquake ever recorded in the state, a Columbia University study linked it to the injection of fracking wastewater. It injured two people, buckled a federal highway, and destroyed 14 homes.
Conventional homeowner's insurance doesn't generally cover earthquakes, unless the homeowner has a specific rider. However, earthquake insurance may not cover quakes caused by fracking or wastewater disposal, or the liability from them—particularly if the homeowner made money from a well on his property, since that classes it as a business venture.
So have a chat with clients about their coverage. It could prevent a lot of problems later.


text:
2013 Urban Innovators Speaker Series to Feature Kent State's Cleveland Urban Design Collaborative Director, Feb. 20
University Park Alliance's 2013 Innovators Speaker Series will feature Kent State University's Terry Schwarz at its next program. Schwarz is director of Kent State's Cleveland Urban Design Collaborative. The title of her presentation is "Transforming Vacant Spaces: Creating Value from Vacancy in the Urban Footprint."
The event takes place Feb. 20 at 6:30 p.m. in the ballroom of the Andrew Jackson House, which is located at 277 E. Mill St. in Akron, Ohio. The event is free, but seating is limited to 100 people per presentation. Reservations are required by emailing email@example.com or calling 330-777-2070.
Schwarz oversees Kent State's Cleveland Urban Design Collaborative, which is part of the urban design graduate program and the public service activities of the university's College of Architecture and Environmental Design. It is located at the northeast corner of Euclid Avenue and East 13th Street in the PlayhouseSquare district of Cleveland, housed on the second story of the historic Cowell and Hubbard Building.
Schwarz's work at Kent State's Cleveland Urban Design Collaborative includes neighborhood and campus planning, commercial and residential design guidelines and ecological strategies for vacant land reuse. In 2005, Schwarz launched the collaborative's Shrinking Cities Institute in an effort to understand and address the implications of population decline and large-scale urban vacancy in Northeast Ohio. As an outgrowth of the Shrinking Cities Institute, she established Pop Up City, a temporary use initiative for vacant and underutilized sites in Cleveland.
The Urban Innovators Speaker Series features world-class thinkers and practitioners presenting creative approaches to revitalizing its city center. Historically, cities have been the engines of the U.S. economy and today play an even greater role in fostering economic growth as incubators of innovation. This series provides a platform for the sharing of best practices and the exploration of ideas to transform thinking and accelerate the kinds of core city investment that will lead to competitive success for Greater Akron in the new urban economy.
The series is presented by University Park Alliance and underwritten by the Greater Akron Chamber. University Park is an emerging urban neighborhood in Akron where a diverse population actively pursues an eclectic and exciting life of health, education, sustainability and community. The 50-block
neighborhood is strategically located at the center of education, medicine, technology and culture.
For more information about the 2013 Innovators Speaker Series and the Feb. 20 event, visit http://www.upakron.com/2012-urban-innovators-speaker-series.
For more information about Kent State's Cleveland Urban Design Collaborative, visit www.kent.edu/caed/designcollaborative.


text:
The objectives of the SQALE method are:
Learn More
The method is the property of inspearit (formerly DNV ITGS France), it is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported license.
Organizations and software editors can freely use and implement the SQALE method.
The SQALE method relies on 9 fundamental principles and contains 4 main components which are: the SQALE Quality Model, the SQALE Analysis Model, the SQALE indices and the SQALE indicators.
Learn MoreDownload
Download the SQALE Method Definition Document
See our SQALE related professional services
© 2020 SQALE. All Rights Reserved. ⎮ Sitemap ⎮ DESIGN : LOBI.


text:
Peavy isn't Chicago Tough yet:
Jake Peavy probably will need at least two more rehab starts before joining the White Sox. The current belief is that Peavy needs the time to build his arm strength after a seven-week layoff. He is lined up to make his Sox debut Aug. 28 at New York or even Sept. 3 at Wrigley Field.
The Sox lean towards Sept. 3.
BTW, Peavy's next start will be with Birmingham or Charlotte:
Peavy said before the game he expects to pitch twice more on his rehabilitation assignment, first next Tuesday — most likely for Charlotte at Durham or at Double-A Birmingham — and then on Aug. 23, most likely for Charlotte at Gwinnett. That would put him on target to make his Sox debut Aug. 28 at Yankee Stadium.
UPDATE: Quotes from Don Cooper and Ozzie Guillen.


text:
Send flowers to
For delivery today order in the next few hours
Roses are a great way to say about anything, from a romantic "I Love You" to a simple "Thanks." DaFlores provides international flower delivery with a 100 percent satisfaction guarantee. When you send roses with daFlores.com, you can expect the freshest and highest quality roses. Send roses online with daFlores.com and order roses with confidence! Sending roses has never been easier!
|Price in:
|Send beautiful roses with daFlores today! A dozen red roses is a perfect gift and we at daFlores ensure they'll be the brightest, freshest roses she'll ever see. You can even set up same-day delivery to many locations. DaFlores has years of experience in the flower industry and our strict quality standards ensure that you'll always be able to send the best roses. We deliver to most of the Americas and parts of Asia and Europe, too. DaFlores is your #1 source for beautiful rose deliveries—delight someone with our roses today!
Send flowers to
For delivery today order in the next few hours


text:
Adding privacy to Backordered domains
If you placed a domain name backorder and do not want your personal information listed in the Whois database if we capture and register the domain name for you, you can add Private Registration to the backorder for an additional fee.
Note: If you are in the EU, you do not need domain privacy. See Why is Domains By Proxy no longer available in GDPR affected areas? for more details.
If your backorder with privacy is unsuccessful, you can apply the Private Registration to any other backorder.
For more information about privacy, see Private Registration FAQ
- Log in to your My Products page.
- If you aren't automatically directed there, make sure to select the My Products tab:
- Click Manage All:
- From the Buy/Sell menu, select Backorders and Monitoring.
- Select the domain names you want to modify.
- Click the Privacy icon. The Update Privacy Option for Backordered Domain window displays.
Note: If you do not have available Private backorder credits, click Buy Credit. In the Domain Backorders section, for Select Quantity, enter the number of credits you want to purchase. For Backorder type, select Private Registration, and then click Add to Cart. Complete the checkout process, and then go back to the Domain Manager to continue.
- For Backorder type, select Private.
- Select I have read and agree to ... , and then click Next. Your private backorder displays on the Backorders and Monitoring page of the Domain Manager.


text:
One of the most closely-watched file-sharing cases is a step closer to an end. A federal judge has awarded exonerated RIAA defendant Tanya Andersen $107,834 in attorneys' fees, a figure that isn't exactly what either party wanted. Andersen, a single mother in Oregon, was accused by the RIAA in 2005 of sharing music over KaZaA. Andersen denied the charges, filed a countersuit, and the RIAA finally dismissed the lawsuit last summer. Once the RIAA dismissed the case, she sought and won an attorneys' fees award as the prevailing party.
In a five-page opinion (PDF, found via Recording Industry vs The People), Judge James A. Redden agreed with a magistrate judge's calculations, rejecting both Andersen's argument for a significantly higher fee award and the RIAA's appeal for a much lower legal bill. Andersen's attorney, Lory Lybeck, had sought nearly $300,000—about $150,000 in fees and a multiplier of double the fee due to his "high-risk" and "successful" defense.
The RIAA countered that the $298,995 fee sought was "excessive" and that it should instead be in the neighborhood of one-tenth of that number. The labels said it was nothing more than a "straightforward" copyright infringement case, and that its independent experts thought the fees sought were excessive in many respects. In particular, the RIAA focused on the fact that Andersen occasionally had more than one attorney present at hearings, arguing that one attorney was sufficient. The problem with that reasoning is that the RIAA found it necessary to have as many as six attorneys present at a single hearing.
Judge Redden dismissed the arguments of both sides, finding the labels' objections to be "without merit." Similarly, he agreed with the magistrate judge's finding that no fee multiplier was warranted in Atlantic v. Andersen.
With the matter of attorneys' fees presumably settled (it's possible that the RIAA and/or Andersen might appeal—and the RIAA's record shows that it is willing to fight tooth-and-nail against fee awards), both parties can focus entirely on Andersen's malicious prosecution lawsuit. In it, Andersen accuses the RIAA of a whole host of misdeeds, including fraud, conspiracy, and abuse of the legal process. That case is moving ahead, with the parties submitting a joint status report and discovery plan earlier this month.


text:
#6 Elra of Elra's Baking
#20 Karen of Karen Cooks
#20 Karen of Karen Cooks
Congratulations, ladies! Please email me your names and addresses so I can get those herbs to you!
Thanks to everyone who participated. Good luck next time!
Thank you, Susan! I can't wait to give them a try. It'll be nice knowing I can have fresh herbs during the long Montana winters :)
Congratulations to the winners :)
Thanks Susan! I guess my wish come true!
I'll e-mail the info asap.
Congratulations to the winners. You did a great job Susan. I sent two entries but I couldn't find my first entry: http://kopiaste.org/2008/12/coconut-and-almomd-macaroon-cookies/
Maybe I just missed it with all these lovely entries.
Have a Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays.
Merry Christmas, Susan!
Alright i've never seen so many different kinds of cookies at a time ever !!! Wish you a Merry Christmas Susan ... and Happy Holidays ...XOXO


text: Come on, admit it. We all have at least one famous science fiction or fantasy novel that we've never actually read, but we've looked at the Cliff's Notes, or scanned the Wikipedia entry, so we can fake it. Now it's time to come clean — what's the novel you most often pretend to have read? (For me, this is a long list — although I often pretend to have read all the Narnia books when I really only read the first few and then gave up.)


text:
Live updates
- ITV Report
Heartbreaking CCTV shows pet cat being abandoned
Puppy abandoned in sub-zero temperatures
An 8-week-old puppy has been abandoned in sub-zero temperatures in a park in Derbyshire.
The Staffordshire bull terrier named Robin by staff at a boarding kennel, suffers from a skin disorder which has caused his fur to fall out.
A spokesperson for the Babbington Hall Kennels said the puppy which was found in heanor is one of many dogs that are abandoned at this time of year as people dump them as unwanted Christmas presents.


text:
Nashville, Tenn. - Eight Tennessee State University athletes were honored in this week's edition of Diverse: Issues in Higher Education magazine as Arthur Ashe Sports Scholars.
All eight earned a spot on the scholar's roster for his or her respective sport. Senior Jeremy Perry was named a finalist for the Arthur Ashe Sports Scholar award after boasting a 4.0 GPA as a graduate student in the Human Performance and Sports Science's department.
"It is rewarding to have eight Tennessee State University student-athletes honored with one of the most prestigious awards in collegiate athletics," said TSU Athletics Director Teresa Phillips. "These fine young men and women exemplify the balance of great athletic skill with strong academics. We are very proud of their accomplishments and are appreciative that their successes are being acknowledged through this national honor."
Perry played in 21 games for the Tigers after transferring from Middle Tennessee. The Memphis native threw approximately 2,313 yards and 14 touchdowns in his career. Beyond the field, Perry served as the President of the TSU chapter of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. He participated in reading books to young children at the Monroe Carell Jr. Children's Hospital at Vanderbilt and St. Jude Children's Research Hospital in Memphis.
Junior cross country and track & field athlete Jonathan Owens held a 3.273 GPA through the fall semester. Owens, a Mass Communications major, is participating in a media relations internship with the Tennessee Titans this fall.
Also from the track, Tigerbelle thrower Cierra Joshua claimed a 3.625 GPA in Health Sciences. The sophomore set personal records in the discus (30.80-meters) and javelin (29.43m) during the outdoor campaign. The Detroit, Mich., native threw the weight throw 12.84-meters at the OVC Indoor Championships for a personal best.
Lawrence Washington, TSU's first ever All-OVC selection, earned designation on the Arthur Ashe Sports Scholar's tennis roster with a 3.725 grade point average. Washington finished his senior campaign with a 7-4 record and an overall mark of 20-18. The Canton, Mich., native plans to attend Georgetown University for graduate school in the fall.
Basketball iron man Wil Peters garnered recognition after posting a 3.667 graduate GPA in the HPSS department. Peters earned his bachelor's degree last fall and logged over 3,500 minutes during his playing career at TSU. Peters ranks 10th all-time with 128 made three-pointers.
Also from the hardwood, sophomore Patrick Miller garnered accolades on the Arthur Ashe Sports Scholar team with his 3.491 GPA in Business. Miller, boasted 10.8 points and a team-best 118 assists in 33 games played. Miller was selected to the OVC All-Tournament team earlier this year.
Senior Lady Tiger Kimberley Haynes garnered scholar honors after posting a 3.404 GPA in HPSS. She was the fourth leading scorer on the team and ranked 15th in the OVC in three-point field goals made. She also drained 35 triples in 2011-12.
Chelsea Hudson, a freshman on the women's basketball team, tallied a 3.607 GPA through the fall semester. The Midland, Texas native averaged a team-best 5.0 rebounds per game. She ranked third on the team with a 43.6 field goal percentage. Last season, Hudson garnered two OVC Freshman of the Week Honors (Jan. 31 & Feb. 21).
"I am so proud of all of our student-athletes on such prestigious academic honor," said Dr. Johnnie Smith, Assistant Athletics Director for Academic Services. "The most amazing aspect is that our student-athletes balance hectic and demanding schedules and still able to achieve academic excellence in the classroom. The athletic department salutes each of them and thanks them for being a great example of the Tennessee State University's motto."
These eight student-athletes were chosen out of 600 nominees. In addition to their athletic ability, students named Arthur Ashe Jr. Sports Scholars must exhibit academic excellence as well as community activism. To be included, students have to compete in an intercollegiate sport; maintain a cumulative grade-point average of at least 3.2; and are active on their campuses or in their communities. This year the NCAA partnered with Diverse to present this standout class of scholar athletes.


text:
We listen to celebrities on television tell us that "depression hurts." We learn it is an illness, not just a passing moment or moments in our lifetime. Sadness, on the other hand, we all experience frequently; it is a human expression usually in response to a single event such as the loss of a person or a special possession, an injury, an insult, a pain, boredom or loneliness. It can be compared to a single punch, from which we heal. It comes and goes as we confront the issue of the moment.
Depression is a one-two punch that becomes a constant companion.
Depression is not quickly healed. A depressed feeling that lasts for more than two weeks is most likely an illness. When closely examined, it exhibits an array of symptoms. Once it settles in, pleas from family or friends to "snap out of it" do not work. The truly depressed person loses interest in his or her normal activities. We stop going to the gym, calling to chat with grandchildren and we miss regular meetings that we usually enjoy. There is a vast change in attitude and a withdrawal from which there is no escape hatch.
Bereavement brings depression when the sadness continues for more than two months. Some of us are unable to function normally at the end of the initial mourning period and become preoccupied and lose interest in daily life.
Naturally, we grieve for a lost loved one, but when that loss becomes an obsession, it can lead to thoughts of worthlessness, an inability to go on or even suicide. True depression also brings other symptoms, such as a change in weight, loss of appetite, extreme fatigue and loss of energy every day. For some, the ability to think clearly seems to evaporate.
Many of us have observed family or friends cope with unemployment, some without health insurance and others with a serious weight problem. It is no surprise that underneath the surface lies a great deal of anger, fear and even guilt: "it's my own fault …" Certainly that kind of thinking paves a clear path to depression.
One in 10 Americans suffers from depression. A pill alone cannot always make it go away. It is accepted by professionals that talking therapy along with medication helps to conquer depression. Most health insurance plans cover a modest amount of counseling; most of our doctors will agree to make the referral.
There are things we can do for ourselves if we are at risk or feel ourselves on the brink of depression.
A psychologist in Seattle, Dr. Gregory Lantz makes some interesting suggestions regarding self-help. We are in charge of our intellectual input. For example, when feeling sad or low or depressed, let's read more positive books, those that have a positive message or provide a fun, interesting story. Concerning TV, are we stuck on a violence channel, negative programming? Let's look for the more positive shows — old movies and musical comedy can serve as antidepressants.
We need to seek friends out who have a positive attitude, whose glasses are half-full and not half-empty. We all have friends that are really fun to be with. Let's see that person at least once a week. Let that person know that we enjoy his or her presence in our day; everyone will feel good.
Physical activity is a great stimulus and supporter of good health, physically and emotionally. I have noted many times, a walk in the park gives me an outlet, allows me to scream my frustration when I am alone and make friends along the way when I am not. See the world through the eyes of the park and find the world smiling back.
For those of us who are involved in any way with church, mosque or synagogue, visit your house of worship or pick up the messages that work on TV. Homes of spirituality provide moments for reflection, meditation and if you will, prayer. They can help reignite our spirit. They also counteract the isolation that is tempting for the depressed; they provide community.
Depression is painful but we can help ourselves with attitude adjustments. A pill is rarely the whole answer; we need to work to root out the reason we feel bad, find hope and change. Ask the doctor or spiritual adviser for a referral; call the Community Resource Center in Encinitas at (760) 753-8300 or call the county's Access and Crisis Line at (888) 724-7240. Get help to make depression's pain go away.


text: Main Content Document - Chapter 750 friendly link NOTE Some documents may be very large and may take some time to completely render and download. You may wish to scroll to the bottom of an Html document to verify that it has completely downloaded before printing. Pdf downloads will begin after clicking on the Pdf icon and unless there is an error message, the Pdf is downloading normally. Document Html Version Pdf Version Chapter 750 MICHIGAN PENAL CODE 2.2 MB 1.4 MB Download Time for 56K Modem 5.5 minutes 3.5 minutes Download Time for Broadband 21.6 seconds 13.9 seconds


text:
GIS Data with Google Maps or Infrastructure Map Server
December 17, 2013 1 Comment
Good morning. This is just a quick note for those government agencies that publish GIS data. I just discovered that Google has a Public Data program to make the information available to a wider audience. Organizations simply need to fill out a form to apply to the program.
I also found out that individuals can create their own maps using the Google Maps Engine Lite. For me, this will provide a great venue to present my project history. You may have similar needs as an individual. But if you want to create online maps for your business, they also have something called Google Maps for Business. It appears that this service will only let ESRI users connect directly…
If you don't want to pay a subscription, you could setup your own web mapping service with Infrastructure Map Server. With this application, you can publish and share GIS data as well as CAD data with a web-based or mobile browser interface! And Map 3D / Civil 3D will natively work with this option!


text:
There is no doubt that both the small size and the competitive price of the communicator HP iPaq rw6815 will make you fall in love with it. The device is powered by a powerful 416MHz processor, it runs under Windows Mobile 2005 OS, and has a high-quality touchscreen display and numerous multimedia features. But as usual, a few mishaps here and there are inevitable.
Key features
- small size and low weight
- high-quality construction
- protection cover for the display
- fast 416MHz processor
- miniSD memory card slot
- standard mini USB connector
- Wi-Fi, Bluetooth
- 2 megapixel camera with LED flash
Main disadvantages
- no hardware keys for easier control
- no speed dialing
- text typed through stylus only
- swelling display
- noisy audio output
After a relatively long break Hewlett Packard is coming back with new communicators based on the Windows Mobile 2005 OS. First HP launched the successful hw6915 model with a hardware keypad. Now it presents the communicator rw6815 Personal Messenger, whose strengths are rather different. Let us mention right at the beginning that we are having the honor to test one of the smallest communicators ever designed in the history of mobile devices.
Compared to Sony Ericsson P900i and MDA Compact iPaq is extremely small
We do not hide that HP pocket computers are among our most favorite ones since their first PDA – iPaq h3760 was launched. At those times manufactures used to pay increased attention to the quality of the body construction with a strong accent on design exclusivity. With time competition got stronger, as a result of which price as a crucial market factor – has overrun both looks and software equipment. Lets, however, get a closer look into HP iPaq rw6815 step by step.
A whipper-snapper you will love
It often happens that communicators and devices of the PDA category tend to look far smaller on pictures than they are in reality. The case of iPaq is just the opposite. When we opened the retail package its small size provoked a sigh of astonishment. We ran to compare it to Qtek S100 (MDA Compact). And in fact, iPaq is 6 mm shorter than the S100. On the other hand, however, the S100 is 1.5 mm thinner. Should HP had left iPaq on a more serious diet, today we would have held an unbeatable communicator.
The display is protected by a smoked plastic cover
The first element to catch the eye is the smoked plastic cover protecting the display. At the very beginning, working with the first HP PDA models, we used to look upon this type of protection with significant mistrust. It has proved very useful and comfortable with time, though. Thanks to it one doesnt need to use the protecting case enclosed in the retail package, when having the communicator in their pocket, for example. The display cover opens upwards. Unfortunately, when opened it closes the access to the stylus as well as to the Switch On button making the switch-on process rather difficult. So be sure to keep one and the same strict opening method: pull out the stylus, switch on the communicator, and open up the protecting cover. The cover is easy to remove. Without it iPaq becomes by few millimeters thinner.
Pull out the stylus before you open the cover; otherwise, it remains inaccessible
HP iPaq rw6815 is dressed up in glossy and matt silver. Even if usually a successful combination, in this case it seems somewhat misbalanced. The glossy silver-imitating chromium looks a little bit cheap. A pity indeed as HP has demonstrated a great capacity of elaborating good designs in both its older and recent models. HP iPaq rw6815 is all made of plastic materials. Metal has been out of use for some time already. What is praiseworthy is iPaqs construction: all its parts stick perfectly; no creaks are heard at all. Holding it in your hand is extremely comfortable due to its rounded edges.
iPaq is so small that it nearly disappears in ones palm
Here are the most interesting elements on iPaqs body: a standard four-way control key with a confirming center is located beneath the display; around it there are four other keys two soft ones and two receivers ones. Next you will see two expressed silver grills protecting two speakers, whose volume levels is medium rather than superb; yet, it is fully sufficient for voice control or video playback. Above the display there is a long transparent strip covering a speaker and two service LEDs.
MiniUSB highly welcome
Lets now take a closer look at the very details iPaq has to offer. In its bottom you will find a standard miniUSB connector great news indeed as it means that HP has abandoned the special connector that used to limit users work significantly. The advantages of the miniUSB connector are numerous: you will not need to buy expensive proprietary data cables, for example; whats more, it is a standard element of every modern PC. A 2.5 mm audio jack connector is located right next to the synchronizing port. Of course, a light handsfree set with a four-contact jack is in the retail package content. A common adapter for plugging in your own earphones can be used too. Rather disappointing is the sound quality of the audio output. We would not complain if it was for the noise at every switch between songs. The problem is that iPaq creates a noise as strong as no other device that weve tested. If it is rock, metal, house or pop you listen to, the noise might kind of disperse in it. As far as classical or chill out compositions or any other type of clear music are concerned, youd forget about them straight away.
Infrared port on the right, miniUSB on the bottom, and a memory card slot on the top
The camera and the voice recorder buttons are located on the right side of the communicator. Their functions could be changed from the setup menu; here you will also find one specialty: the menu for modification of key functions offers the possibility to re-program the voice control key, which is missing, however. In fact, it is simulated by a long press on the key for reducing the volume of the earphone. The top right corner is occupied by a stylus divided into two parts of different surface each, just like the entire pocket computer, by the way. The top half is shiny, while the center is matt. The stylus holds firmly in its bed; its extraction requires a bit of effort and even an use of a nail. Just next to the stylus you will see the communicators switch-on button. The memory card slot (miniSD type) is asymmetrically located a little bit further on the left.
The stylus holds firmly in its bed
The left side of the device does not feature anything but two volume control keys. The rear side is far more interesting: here you will find a 2 megapixel camera plus two highly powerful LEDs, and a tiny glossy area for self-portraits. Encrusted on the back is a scored-out dustbin , which inevitably evokes an ironic smile. Was it really so difficult to hide it on the inside part of the plastic cover?


text:
Running "sudo serivce httpd status" shows only a single process id. The root process. However, if I use top or ps, I can see there are more process than that. Apache is in prefork mode.
Has anyone seen this behavior before from Apache2?
I'd like to understand why the status command can't find the other processes.


text:
Positions available in Mansfield, Ohio and surrounding counties: Lancaster, Allentown, and Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and in South Florida.
As a leading in-home healthcare service provider, Star Multi Care offers competitive salary/benefits, a team incentive bonus, great co-workers and a work environment where employees are respected and a job well done is appreciated. Whether you are interested in working part time or full time, we would like to hear from you.
Summary of Duties
- Provide direct nursing care to patients. Educate patients and their families on aspects of the patient's care, disease process and medications.
- Essential duties and responsibilities include the following.
- Provide nursing services to patients under the direction of a registered nurse.
- Identify and report to the coordinating nurse and physician health needs of patients and families through the observation of their physical, social and emotional needs.
- Administer nursing care to patients according to the care plan.
- Contribute to the development, implementation and evaluation of care plans through conferences with the coordinating nurse.
- Report and record patient condition and care.
- Administer medications as per physician's orders.
- Carry out other duties that may be assigned.
Education and/or Experience
Graduate of an approved school of practical nursing and one year experience as a licensed practical nurse.
Certificates, Licenses, Registrations.
Must possess a current license to practice in the State as a licensed practical nurse.
Must maintain a current CPR certification.
Interested in Star Multi Care
Please fill out the interest form below and send in your application for employment