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The biggest SQL Server news from TechEd Europe this year was the debut of SQL Server 2005 Express Edition. As the newest version of Microsoft SQL Server Desktop Engine (MSDE), SQL Server Express may not sport all the advanced features that we'll see in SQL Server 2005, but it will provide a simple development environment for building data-driven applications as well as a preview into some of the features that Microsoft is adding to SQL Server 2005. For more information about SQL Server Express's features and limitations, see William Vaughn's "MSDE Reborn," October 2004. Here are the six features I like best in SQL Server Express.
Better Name
The MSDE name created much confusion regarding the product's SQL Server heritage. Many people mistakenly believed that MSDE was completely different from SQL Server. SQL Server Express leaves no doubt about the product's relationship to the SQL Server line.
Free Use
Although Microsoft has branded for-purchase products such as Visual Basic Express and Visual C# Express with the Express name, SQL Server Express is free, and there's no charge for redistributing the product with your applications.
Easy Deployment
A new XCopy feature lets you easily deploy your SQL Server Express database along with your applications. In contrast, MSDE databases must be deployed separately from the applications that use them.
Database and Memory Size
SQL Server Express doubles MSDE 2000's 2GB database-size restriction by supporting databases as large as 4GB. However, the Express version's addressable memory of 1GB is scaled back from MSDE 2000's 2GB RAM capacity.
No Workflow Governor
If MSDE's most confusing characteristic is its name, the second-most misunderstood feature is its workflow governor (Microsoft's attempt to restrict MSDE to personal use). SQL Server Express removes the governor, relying on the single-CPU and RAM limitations to restrict usage.
New Management Tools
The biggest improvement in SQL Server Express is the addition of management tools. SQL Server Express Manager (XM), a GUI tool, provides database management through either task wizards or a Query Editor that executes T-SQL statements and scripts. SQL Server Computer Manager, a Microsoft Management Console (MMC) snap-in, helps you configure basic service and network protocols.


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To many modern horror fans James Wan's "Insidious" is consider a new classic for the genre. Taking many elements that belonged to previous films (Poltergeist, The Shining, etc.) and executing them differently to reveal a new flavor helped make "Insidious" feel like a welcome respite from the torture porn heyday of "Saw". Since that original film became a massive financial success there has been an onslaught of similar, albeit effective, haunted house/demon thrillers available for public consumption.
Aka the most exciting week of Carl's life...
No surprise here, Yvonne Strahovski will reprise her role as the flower sniffing killer tart in the 8th season of "Dexter", which is set to premier on June 30th. I would of liked a surprise to be honest. Like maybe they replace her with that guy from "Chuck," but don't say anything about it. All of the sudden Dexter is banging the guy from "Chuck". Boom, surprise.
When you think Jamie Foxx you think horror. It's a fact. That's why he's going to be bringing a yet to be named anthology series to Syfy in the near future. Foxx will apparently write, produce, and direct the series and possible make a few guest appearances. If he was only a hansom debonair gentleman I'd be inclined to call Mr. Foxx the full package. Oh wait. He is. Wink wink, boys.
I feel like you don't hear much about "The Bermuda Triangle" anymore. In the 80's you couldn't spit without hitting a TV special on the mystical location, but it's been years since Geraldo even mentioned the place. But now Warner Bros. has picked up the rights to a new film focusing on the location for your to polish your mustache to. No real details have been released on the flick, but if I was a betting man I'd say a boat or a plane gets lost and then stuff happens. Just guessing here though.
"Insidious: Chapter 2" has been given a September 13th release date of this very year. Get it? That's Friday the 13th. Cause the movie is spooky and Friday the 13th is a spooky day. Spooky things.
"Byzantium" sounds like an awesome Norwegian black metal band but it is in fact Neil Jordan's upcoming flick about two vampires who befriend a young girl. The film has just been slapped with a June 28th release date in limited theaters and VOD. My only hope is there's at least some corpse paint or a lanky kid who wears a ratty leather jacket. Something!
Lindsay Seim, who you might remember from... well I have no idea actually, has been confirmed to be staring in "Insidious: Chapter 2", the upcoming sequel to the 2010 much loved hit. Seim will be playing the younger version of Elise Rainer, the voodoo high priestess from the original flick. At least I think that's what she was. She spoke funny words and claimed to be able to communicate with the dead so lets call a spade a spade.
Curtis Gwinn and Channing Powell have been added to the writing team for season 4 of "The Walking Dead". Maybe they can finally write in some smiles for the gang? It can't possibly be true that not one person has cracked some pearlies since the zombie outbreak happened.
Writer Seth Grahame-Smith took to his tweets to drop a bomb that leads one to believe that he's about to put pen to paper on "Beetlejuice 2". The picture shows our favorite beetled one standing in front of a Mac with the caption "It's showtime". A clever little setup that probably took about the same time it would have taken him to write a few pages worth of the new script. But hey take your time. It hasn't even been 30 years yet.

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This Academy Award-nominated film investigates the epidemic of rape within the U.S. military - an estimated 19,000 sexual assaults in the military in 2011 of women and men. Focusing on the emotional stories of rape victims, this indictment of the systemic cover-up of military sex crimes also chronicles veterans' struggles to rebuild their lives and fight for justice. G
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The ADC128S022 device is a low-power, eight-channel CMOS 12-bit analog-to-digital
converter specified for conversion throughput rates of 50 ksps to 200 ksps. The converter is based
on a successive-approximation register architecture with an internal track-and-hold circuit. It can
be configured to accept up to eight input signals at inputs IN0 through IN7.
The output serial data is straight binary and is compatible with several standards, such
as SPI, QSPI, MICROWIRE, and many common DSP serial interfaces.
The ADC128S022 may be operated with independent analog and digital supplies. The analog
supply (VA) can range from 2.7 V to 5.25 V, and the digital supply
(VD) can range from 2.7 V to VA. Normal power
consumption using a 3-V or 5-V supply is 1.2 mW and 7.5 mW, respectively. The power-down feature
reduces the power consumption to 0.06 µW using a 3-V supply and 0.25 µW using a 5-V supply.
The ADC128S022 is packaged in a 16-lead TSSOP package. Operation over the extended
industrial temperature range of –40°C to +105°C is ensured.


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Sword Art Online - season 1
Alfheim Online - season 2
Gun Gale Online - season 3
UnderWorld - season 4
sooo hoping all 4 seasons get made..,,.,.,
This would skip mother's Rosario, which one would be unfortunate. But I can't really see them ending a season on Mother's Rosario either since it's more about Asuna with Kirito cameo's then about Kirito.
The Aincrad part covered 2 novels, ALO 2 novels, Gun Gale 2 Novels, Mother's Rosario 1 novel, Underworld is on it's 4th. And Underworld is awesome, not something I would like to see rushed as a non-full season on it's own at all.
SAO and ALO were the same season and same story arc... GGO is its own arc and includes mothers rosario in the timeline... Underworld will take more than 24 eps unless they butcher it.
After thinking on it a bit, I think GGO and Mother's Rosario could easily fill a season provided they somehow slide in a skipped part of ALO and the side story that comes between them. Side story could even fulfill the role of the breather episodes sorta.
Also i would hate to see Reki Kawahara's version of cod kids spamming noobtubes and RPGs if it is a FPS game
I think Mother's Rosario will have a hard time fitting in the anime format. It might feel like a side episode or something.
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Also i would hate to see Reki Kawahara's version of cod kids spamming noobtubes and RPGs if it is a FPS game
Well FPS is probably the wrong term. But the general idea is there, Take SAO and replace the swords with guns. Except Kirito still goes out of his way to find a sword, and then proceeds to bring a sword to all sorts of gun fights. I don't think anyone use grenade launchers, but I could be forgetting, they certainly weren't very memorable if they did.
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I think Mother's Rosario will have a hard time fitting in the anime format. It might feel like a side episode or something.
Well there were several episodes in the beginning for the 1st half of SAO that were side stories. And they were mostly Kirito does stuff and random girl falls in love with him stories that had no real relevance later on. Mother's Rosario gives Asuna the spotlight and has a greater relevance to the story and exploration of concepts.
Besides I really think it could fill several episodes, especially if they add the side story before it. The problem with the story before it is that it hinges on events that were left out of the ALO episodes. I don't think it'd be hard to shift those events up the timeline with a few minor changes since Asuna isn't defaulted to trapped in a cage. In fact I think it'd be a great idea just so Asuna can get more time to show off being more then a damsel in distress.
My biggest concern is that Underworld cannot be done in less then a full season and it probably requires a good deal more then a 24 episode season anyway. And for it to really work well
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Just remembered, Mother's Rosario also features Kirito legitimately losing a fight and who doesn't want that?
I already read the novel from phantom bullet to mothers rosario and both has different great style,...
Phantom Bullet is more like coolness and great fight scenes and Mothers Rosario has great story and drama...
but for me mothers rosario is the best, coz even just reading it, it pulls my tears down eventhough i dont cry for a long time,!!!
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The old pubs of Leeds tour
Whip Inn, off Duncan Street
Located in one of the yards off Duncan Street, the Whip got its name from its days as an old coaching inn of the 19th century. In 2002, it underwent a £350,000 refurbishment, and emerged, amidst angry objections from CAMRA, as another of Leeds's 'trendy' bars. Prior to that, it had a somewhat chequered career. In the 1930's, it sold more beer than any other pub in the city. In the 1960's, it was a popular meeting place for Irish customers, and later gained a reputation as a haunt for dubious characters. Women were not admitted until the 1970s! In 1975, an interesting and intriguing discovery was made by some workmen carrying out tests on a nearby building. They accidentally broke through some panelling beneath a staircase, and found a huge arched cavern, which had obviously been used as stables at some point. Wooden troughs could still be seen on the walls, and there was much speculation as to who might have used it. In 1994, it was renamed the Fiddler's Elbow by Tetley's Brewery who owned it at the time, but it was renamed the Whip after being strenuously lobbied by the Leeds Civic Trust.
Yorkshire Evening Post, 17th August 1979, p. 4
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Pine was developed by the University of Washington specifically to provide user access to electronic mail without complication. Pine was originally based on ELM but has evolved into a completely different program. Although we describe many of Pine's functions below, Pine is quite easy and natural to use, and is used daily by thousands of users at the University of Washington and elsewhere around the world. You may find that exploring it on your own and reading Pine's built-in help messages is the most enjoyable way to learn its features (and the most comprehensive).
For more help on getting connected to shell.onid.oregonstate.edu, please refer here.
Conventions Used In This Document
Commands you are instructed to type are shown in bold:
cd mail
Keys to press are shown surrounded by angle brackets: <RETURN> or <ALT>
Within Pine, menu function letters preceded by a caret (^) signify a control character. For example, "^G" means <CONTROL><G>, which means press and hold the <CONTROL> key, then press the <G> key and then release both keys.
For more help on getting connected to shell.onid.oregonstate.edu, please refer to: /och_helpdocs/onid/using-onid/shell
Using an SSH? program, open a connection to shell.onid.oregonstate.edu . When prompted, enter your ONID username and password to login.
After typing in your correct login and password you will be at the UNIX prompt. To run the Pine program type:
Then press the <RETURN> key and you will enter into the main menu of the Pine mail program:
Within Pine, each menu function is preceded by its one-letter command, usually shown highlighted in reverse video at the bottom of the screen. For example, entering a <?> will display help information, or entering a <Q> command will cause Pine to exit.
You can press <M> within most screens in Pine in order to return to this Main screen
When people begin using e-mail they often find the addressing system confusing. E-mail addresses are very similar to postal mail addresses. Both postal and e-mail addresses utilize a hierarchical addressing system; the information goes from very specific to very general. Here are some examples of e-mail addresses:
A breakdown of an e-mail address is as follows:
george (user name or ID)
@ (this user is located at)
cac (a particular department)
washington (Washington campus network)
edu (education domain on the Internet)
Each element of information is separated by a period. The first element is the most specific. The @ symbol separates the user portion from the machine which holds this account. It is important to note that each part of the address is equally important. If any piece of the address is missing, your message cannot be delivered.
To originate a message, choose COMPOSE <C> from the Pine main menu. The following screen will appear:
First you must enter the email addresses of the recipients of the message. Email addresses must be typed exactly without mistakes or the message will not reach its recipient(s). Undeliverable mail will usually be returned to you, or "bounced" but that is not guaranteed.
The To: line is where you specify the primary recipients of the message (you can specify more than one recipient if you separate the addresses with commas). On the Cc: or "carbon copy" line you can specify additional recipients (if any) who will receive a copy of the message.
The Attachment: or attachment line allows you to specify files that can be "attached" to your message, such as a word processing document or spreadsheet.
After entering the subject of the message, you may begin to type the body of the message. While typing, Pine will "word wrap" the text; that is, you need not press <RETURN> or <ENTER> at the end of each line. If you make a typographical error, you can (if necessary) position the cursor using the arrow keys and use the <BACKSPACE> or <DELETE> key. You can also use the Cut Line command <CONTROL><K> to delete the entire line on which the cursor is positioned. A complete description of the editing capabilities is displayed by the Get Help command <CONTROL><G>.
Other commands you may find useful when entering a message include a spell checker, To Spell <CONTROL><T>, and a paragraph justifier, Justify <CONTROL><J>. If you wish to read the text of the message in from a file, or perhaps you transferred some data that you'd like to read in and include in the message, use the Read File command <CONTROL><R>.
If you decide you don't want to send your message any time during the editing process, you can either Cancel the message <CONTROL><C>, or Postpone it for later use <CONTROL><O>. If a message is postponed, Pine will ask you if you want to continue your postponed message the next time you compose a message.
When you have completed entering and editing your message, use the Send command <CONTROL><X>. Pine will ask you to confirm that you wish to send the message. If you answer yes, Pine sends the message and displays the main menu. If you answer no, Pine returns you to the editor.
The fact that Pine sends your message without presenting you with an error message does not mean your message was delivered or was addressed correctly. When Pine sends a message, it hands the message over to a mail delivery program that performs the actual transmission of the message. If the mail delivery program cannot deliver the message, it usually returns a copy of the message to you (often called a "bounced message") with a brief explanation as to the cause. Under certain circumstances, it can take several days for a message to be bounced, although in most cases it is returned within a few minutes if there is a problem. If you cannot understand why a particular message has bounced, contact the OSU Computer Helpdesk at 737-3474 or firstname.lastname@example.com and they will try to determine the cause. By far the most common cause is a faulty address.
To view email messages you've received, choose the FOLDER INDEX command <I> from the main menu. A screen similar to the following will appear:
The first line of the screen displays the name of the mail folder you are reading, how many messages are present in the folder, and the number of the current message.
A mail folder is the computer equivalent of a file folder where you store messages. You can sort and separate your mail into different folders by topic or however you choose to organize messages. The folder that Pine reads when it is started is the Inbox folder and is where incoming messages are located.
The current message is the message you are selecting to view, reply to, forward, save, or delete, and is highlighted in reverse video in the index. You can change the current message selection by choosing the Next Msg or the next message command <N> and the Prev Msg or previous message command <P>. You can also use the up-arrow and down-arrow keys to move the selection.
For each message listed in the index, the following information appears:
Select the message you wish to read as above, then press the <RETURN> or <ENTER> key or choose the View Mail command <V>. The message is then displayed as shown below:
At this point you can choose to reply to <R>, delete <D> or save <S> this message (see below).
If you choose the Reply <R> command, Pine asks whether you wish to include the text of the original message in the reply. Pine tries its best to enter the proper return address in the To: field, but you should verify that the address lines are correct before sending the message.
To delete a message, choose the Delete command <D>. If you subsequently change your mind, the message can be "undeleted" any time before you quit from Pine using the Undelete command <U>. The message is not actually deleted from the inbox until you quit from Pine and instruct Pine to "expunge" messages from the inbox when asked. If you delete a message and there are additional messages in the current mail folder, Pine automatically views the next message.
If you choose to retain a message after viewing it, you should not leave it in your inbox. It is a good idea to save the message in a folder where the name signifies the topic or sender. This makes it convenient to find the message again or download related messages to a personal computer for indefinite storage. After choosing the Save command <S>, Pine will ask for the name of the folder into which to save the message:
SAVE Msg #1 to folder in <Mail> [saved-messages] :
^G Help ^T To Fldrs
^C Cancel Ret Accept
You can choose the default folder, saved-messages, by pressing the <RETURN> or <ENTER> keys or specify any folder name you wish (alphanumeric characters only, no spaces or tabs). If the named folder doesn't exist, Pine will ask you to confirm that you wish to create it. If you choose To Folders <^T>, Pine presents you with a menu of your folder names from which you can select by moving the cursor.
As was explained above, you can create mail folders and store messages in them. The FOLDER LIST command <L> from the main menu allows you to switch the current folder you are viewing to any of the mail folders that you have created.
You will first see the COLLECTION LIST. Press <RETURN> or <ENTER> to select Mail.
Next, you will see the FOLDER LIST.
To view mail in a listed folder, highlight it so that it shows in reverse video by selecting the folder name with the arrow keys, then press <RETURN> or <ENTER> or choose the [View Fldr] command <>>. Pine opens that folder and places you in the mail index.
Pine allows you to maintain an address book of recipients to whom you frequently send e-mail. To use it, choose the ADDRESS BOOK command <A> from the main menu. You will then see the ADDRESS BOOK LIST. Choose the personal address book, .addressbook, by pressing <RETURN> or <ENTER>.
The Personal Address Book will look something like this:
For each recipient listed in the address book there are three pieces of information stored:
Use the Add command <@> to add additional entries to the address book.
There are two alternative ways to obtain a hard copy printout of a message if you have your own printer. One method is to Export <E> the message to a file, transfer the file to your own computer, and then use the local printer and printing method you normally use on your system. (For help transferring files, please contact the OSU Computer Helpdesk at 737-3474 or email@example.com.)
The other method is to print to the printer connected to your computer, choose "attached-to-ansi" under "Printer attached to IBM PC or compatible, Macintosh."
To print a message while viewing it, simply press the Print command <%>.
When you have finished using Pine, always Quit from Pine <Q> and issue the "logout" command to log you off the server and close the connection.
Most computer terminals do not display underlined or italicized characters, which are commonly used to provide emphasis in handwriting. So, if you want to emphasize something, use all-capital letters for what you REALLY want to emphasize. Other ways to emphasize a word is to put asterisks, or other special characters at the beginning and end of the word or phrase, like *this*, or like _this_ or >even< like that!
Never forget the person to whom you are sending the mail is another human being, with feelings and beliefs that may be very different from yours! This can be easy to forget when you are sitting at a computer terminal, writing a mail message to a person you might never have met in real life.
In face to face conversation, there are many subtle cues provided by body language and intonation that let us know how what we are saying is affecting the other person. These cues are completely absent when using e-mail, so strive to be concise, clear and polite in your own writing and flexible in your interpretation of other people's mail.
Finally, before sending off your e-mail message:
Pine on shell.onid.oregonstate.edu is already configured to use the OSU Online Directory. Follow these steps to use the OSU Online Directory:


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Juventus goalkeeper Gianluigi Buffon insists the emergence of Napoli and Lazio as title contenders can motivate his team to a successful defence of their Serie A crown.
The 35-year-old has seen the Bianconeri's lead cut to three points following a difficult start to the year, but Buffon is welcoming the added competition and hopes it will prove beneficial in the title race.
Speaking to the club's official website, Buffon said: "Rivals can only be a good thing for us. With certain players, the more they're put under pressure, the better they perform.
"Now it can't be taken for granted that Juve will win the Scudetto. At the end of December it seemed as if we'd already won the championship because there weren't any rivals.
"Now they've revealed themselves. Knowing that you can't put a foot wrong brings added motivation."
Meanwhile, the Italy international also paid tribute to Napoli and their coach Walter Mazzarri.
He added: "Napoli are a complete team. They have played together for many years and possess an excellent coach along with important individuals. They've got everything in place to fight for the Scudetto.
"But we won't stand back and watch. We need to play in a convincing manner as we did up until a month ago. At which point the others can do whatever they like…"
Napoli face Lazio in a top-of-the-table clash on February 9, while Juventus host Vincenzo Montella's Fiorentina.


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They weren't allowed to be at work, but now they're paying for being absent.
Some administrative employees who were barred from the Johns Hopkins at Keswick complex in North Baltimore twice in the last two weeks because the buildings were closed due to outbreaks of illness are being told to use personal time or vacation days to make up for the time missed, Johns Hopkins officials confirmed Wednesday.
Others were working overtime to catch up. For example, the majority of 284 patient financial services employees who work on the fifth floor of the Keswick complex's south building worked overtime hours three days last week — including Saturday — to make up for the day they had missed.
"It's not something that was just made up," said Dennis O'Shea, a Hopkins spokesman, of the policy requiring the employees to make up the days. "This is the policy that applies to these sorts of situations, which has been applied in the past."
O'Shea said he could not immediately determine how many employees would have to give up personal or vacation days, because the complex houses many different business units. The complex, at 3910 Keswick Road, houses about 1,050 employees who handle administrative functions for the Johns Hopkins University and The Johns Hopkins Hospital and Health System.
Officials said in an announcement posted on the Keswick website that they would be holding meetings with employees through the day on Wednesday, to "address building conditions, health and safety, human resources issues and other issues."
On Feb. 26, nearly two dozen employees reported dizziness, nausea and headaches. Officials have said they identified the cause as a boiler that had been contaminated with nitrites and nitrates, chemicals that can cause such reactions in humans when ingested, breathed in or absorbed through the skin. The boiler has been removed.
Officials are still investigating the cause of nearly a dozen more illnesses, of similar symptoms, that broke out on Monday. They have flushed water sources attached to distinct sources from the boiler identified in the original outbreak, and planned to flush systems once more after employees had left for the day Wednesday.
Employees will be paid for full shifts on the days the outbreaks occurred, when medical, health and emergency personnel descended on the complex, Hopkins officials said. But the outbreaks also caused the south building of the complex to be closed on Feb. 27, the day after the first outbreak, and on Tuesday, the day after the second.
On those days, employees faced different circumstances. Some were offered other locations to work; others were able to work from home, officials said.
But for those who could not do their jobs from home and were not offered an alternative location to work, time must be made up, offcials determined.
Those employees can arrange with their bosses to work extra hours in coming days, O'Shea said. Or, health system employees can use "paid time off" and university employees can use vacation days, respectively, for each day missed, O'Shea said.
If the employees currently have no paid time off or vacation days, Hopkins will "loan" them the time off until they "earn the day back," O'Shea wrote in an email.
"No one needs to lose any dollars," he wrote.
In an interview, O'Shea said this was in line with federal wage and hours laws, and is the same policy used in past situations — such as when some employees arrive at work through inclement weather and others don't.
"I understand there's a distinction, but this is the policy that the [human resources] people are applying to this situation," he said.


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Luxury Spa Massage Treatments in Beijing
Going to a luxury spa for massage therapy has become a common thing in our daily life. The services of those luxury spas are designed to satisfy the customers both physically and mentally. For example, the massage therapy can help you relax your muscles and ease your pains and stress.
Most of the luxury Beijing spas offer facial treatment, a treatment that only existed in high-end beauty salons once. It includes facial cleansing massage and clay masques. The treatment also helps ease the sign of aging and avoid wrinkles and sagging skin. It is said that the skin will be smoother after massaging certain parts of the face, because massage increases blood flow into the tissues. While some luxury spas use firming agents in their treatment.
Massage in Beijing has always been a good way to relax. Luxury spas combine the art of massage therapy with beauty treatments in full body massage. Aromatherapy oils in the treatments are usually used to soften the skin and make it smoother. Apart from the skillful techniques from the massage therapists, the products are also helpful in making the skin softer.
Cellulite is an issue that all women want to avoid. It appears at the thighs and buttocks and makes people look ugly, especially when wearing shorts or bathing suit. The cellulite might no longer be a problem after having a massage treatment. By massaging a certain area, the stimulation will increase the blood flow in that area and eliminate the unwanted fat.
Another massage therapy in the luxury spas is soap massage. Mainly using a brush and soap, the soap massage is generally performed in a tub. Finished with a spa, the soap massage therapy will energize your body after removing the dead skin cells.
Some luxury spa provides treatments that can help lose weight. Your body will be wrapped before you receive a massage therapy. Women tend to enjoy the beauty treatment in the luxury spas because it helps lose the fat of the legs, arms and belly.
Those treatments provided by the most luxury spas in Beijing are not only for the body, but also for the mind. By experiencing different types of beauty massage therapies, your will achieve a balance between inner and outer beauty.


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New citizens: Olga Mendez | Edgar Gutierrez | Rana Amri
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SAN BERNARDINO — More than 1,000 people walked into the National Orange Show Event Center Tuesday as citizens of different nations and walked out as new citizens of the United States.
They were a history-making group, since they participated in what was the Inland Empire's first U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services naturalization ceremony.
The new citizens came from San Bernardino and Riverside counties, with a few from the eastern end of Los Angeles County, said Irene Martin, director of the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services field office in San Bernardino, which serves San Bernardino and Riverside counties
Generally the agency has naturalization ceremonies at the Los Angeles Convention Center and Fairplex in Pomona for groups that travel to those areas from Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside, San Bernardino, Ventura, Santa Barbara and San Luis Obispo counties.
Conducting ceremonies in places such as the Events Center in San Bernardino is part of an effort to better serve customers, Martin said.
Conducting ceremonies in additional locations is "customer service friendly," she said, adding that for Inland Empire residents it means they "don't have to travel all the way to Los Angeles."
Ceremonies have already taken place in Montebello in the San Gabriel Valley and plans call for conducting one in Orange County next month, said Claire Nicholson, spokeswoman for the Citizenship and Immigration Services.
Of the 1,015 new citizens sworn in during two separate ceremonies Tuesday 477 were Latinos, of which 396 were from Mexico; 253 were Asian, 131 of them from the Philippines, according to figures from Citizenship and Immigration Services.
Olga Mendez of Perris came to the United States from Mexico when she was 10 and wanted to become a citizen of the United States "since I was old enough to do it but for financial reasons I didn't."
Then she learned it was possible to obtain a fee waiver and that made it possible for her to fulfill her wish, she said.
"I'm so blessed that I had a chance to do it," Mendez said. "My biggest thing is I wanted to have a voice. I wanted to be able to vote."
Although many of the new citizens came to the U.S. from Mexico many others came from across the globe.
Rana Amri of Rancho Cucamonga, who came to here six years ago from Jordan, said becoming a citizen is a natural step.
"I love America," she said. "My home is here."
Amri said her husband is a citizen of the United States and her children were born in the country.
"Everything is here," she said. "It's my country."
Among those present at the ceremonies was Miguel Huitzil, program coordinator for civic engagement with the National Association of Latino Elected and Appointed Officials Educational Fund.
The organization along with several community-based groups had members present to assist representatives of the San Bernardino County Registrar of Voters encouraging the newly naturalized citizens to register to vote.
Some of those who became citizens Tuesdays attended the different groups' naturalization workshops and other related services, Huitzil said.
Judge Oswald Parada of the U.S. District Court, Central District of California, told those in the first ceremony:
"Your decisions to become a citizen is not an easy one," Parada said. "By becoming a citizen you say you believe in the principles the United States stands for."
He told the new citizens they would now be able to take advantage of many opportunities but with them came responsibilities such as being informed voters, serving on juries when called to do so and being active in their communities.
Parada also reminded the new citizens to remember to be inclusive of those in this diverse nation.
"We are a nation of immigrants," he said. "We must not tolerate or participate in discrimination."
District Court Judge David T. Bristow addressed those in the second ceremony and had a reminder for the new citizens.
"Never forget your old life because it allows you to appreciate your new life," Bristow said.


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i love augustWednesday, August 03, 2011
It's August!
I have a vacation with my sister and all of our kids.
Spectacular days.
Spectacular evenings.
With the most gorgeous sunsets.
And an entire list of cardigan patterns to google, thanks to you!
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Very lovely pictures!ReplyDelete
August is already blessing you!! and it's only the 3rd!! Can't wait to see what cardigan you choose. Happy Summer friends!!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous8/03/2011
Seriously beautiful and so relaxing looking! You and your sisters have toooooooo much fun~you are so blessed!ReplyDelete
I so enjoyed the knitting list too. I immediately fell in love with that whole look of Sullivan: the check blue shirt, faded jeans, and fossil gray lacy front cardigan! I'm going for that look~it screams I want!!!
Sounds like a wonderful vacation!ReplyDelete
Fantastic sunsents - love the colors that you were able to capture with your camera! Did you make any good purchases while on the Cape? Glad you had a good time with your sister and the children.ReplyDelete
Do let us know what cardigan you select - and what yarn, too!
Enjoy!!!! LooksReplyDelete
Ike it is impossible not to though from those pics!
Enjoy!!!! LooksReplyDelete
Ike it is impossible not to though from those pics!
I just saw the best cardigan on House on Hill Road. If I don't get a job knitting a sweater I'll be making it for myself. Looks like you're having a wonderful time.ReplyDelete
Beautiful! I think I love Cape Cod! (I've never been but what great pictures.)ReplyDelete
i'm casting on sullivan tonight! have a great vacation!!!ReplyDelete
What beautiful pictures. Enjoy your time.ReplyDelete
And Happy August days to you too.ReplyDelete
Happy August to you!! Looks like lots of good times. Love your new header....perfect.ReplyDelete


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Wedding Blunders: Never Ever Ask the Bride to Pay For Her Own Bachelorette Party
Asking the bride to pay for her bachelorette party is a major wedding faux pas!
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One of the more recent (relatively speaking) traditions regarding weddings is the bachelorette party. Not be outdone by the guys who get a "last night out," women have opted for equal time. The bachelorette party can be as simple as an old-fashioned pajama party, or as extravagant as a night in the city, with dining, entertainment, and overnight accommodations. Because the party has so many variations, the issue of cost — and who pays for it — varies as well.
A Hudson Valley bride asks: "I overheard my maid of honor collecting money from my other attendants (presumably for my bachelorette party). Then, to my horror, she asked me to chip in as well! My gut feeling is she's breaking the rules of etiquette by doing either of these things. Am I right? Who is supposed to pay?"
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2011 CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund Fashion Show [Pictures]
Scenes From the 2011 CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund Fashion Show
2011 CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund Show
>> The final challenge of this year's CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund competition — a fashion show by all 10 finalists at the Chateau Marmont in Los Angeles — took place last Thursday. "You're never really a spectator at your own show, so it's an amazing experience," said second-time finalist Joseph Altuzarra. "I wasn't so much looking at the girls as at people's reactions in the audience."
Ryan Murphy, Bee Shaffer's current boss — both were in attendance — revealed another project Altuzarra has on his plate: designing some costumes for Murphy's new movie based on Larry Kramer's play, The Normal Heart.


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Last night kicked off the Women in the World Summit (today Hillary Clinton speaks!) and lovely, lively ladies gathered to discuss solutions that advance women and girls. Usually we talk about the good, the bad and the ugly… But today it's all good.


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Frequently Asked Questions About Financial Aid
Applying for Aid | Paying Tuition | Student Loans
Applying for Aid
When should I file my FAFSA?
You must complete the FAFSA each year to be considered for federal student loans or federal work-study. The application becomes available January 1st for the upcoming school year. Be sure to include SLU's school code of 002506 to ensure that we receive a copy of your application
What types of aid are available?
Most law students are eligible for federal work study and federal student loans. Students are considered for scholarships by the admissions office upon application.
How can I finance expenses related to the bar exam?
There are several different avenues to explore for financing those costs.
For more information, review this information sheet.
Paying Tuition
What are my payment options?
You may pay your tuition with student loans, scholarships or payments via check or credit card (excluding Visa). There are also payment plans available. You may sign up for a payment plan or pay online via the Bill Payment Suite in MySLU. You may pay in person at the cashier window in DuBourg Hall, first floor.
What happens if I miss a tuition payment?
If you do not have sufficient financial aid to cover your tuition bill, you must make payment on the outstanding balance. If this is not done by the due date on your bill, your registration will be compromised. You will then be required to re-register and a $50 late registration fee will be assessed.
Student Loan Questions
Are federal student loans based on credit?
Because Stafford Loans are guaranteed by the Federal government, previous credit problems will not affect your ability to qualify - unless you have defaulted on a student loan. Credit problems may affect your eligibility for the Graduate PLUS loan and private/alternative loans. The Graduate PLUS loan and the private/alternative loans are approved based on the credit of the borrower or that of a credit-worthy co-borrower.
I applied for loans before the semester began. When do I get my loan funds?
Refunds begin the week before school officially begins. If you completed your application well in advance of the semester, you should receive your loan funds within the first two weeks of school. It is recommended that you sign up for an electronic refund via the Bill Payment Suite in MySLU.
How can I clear a default on my student loan?
You must contact your lender or loan servicer immediately in order to work out a repayment plan. In most cases, you will be required to make at least six consecutive, on-time payments before you can apply for further federal loans.
If you are unsure of who owns your student loans, you can request that information by using the National Student Loan Data System web site.


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Zac Efron: Goodbye New York City!
Zac Efron rocks a pair of aviator shades and a beanie as he arrives at JFK airport to catch a departing flight out of New York City on Saturday (March 5).
The 23-year-old actor had been in town filming scenes alongside co-star Michelle Pfeiffer for their upcoming romantic comedy, New Year's Eve.
Earlier in the week, Zac took a break from the film to do some shopping at the Diesel Black Label and Armani Exchange boutiques in SoHo.
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This year's awardees are Priyanka Kushwaha, of Indore, India; Matthias Uhl, of Noerdlingen, Germany; and Augusto Yim Alvarado, of Lima Peru. The prestigious award, which supports graduate students in engineering, chemistry, business administration, and related fields, includes a $12,000 fellowship, a tuition waiver, and coverage of mandatory fees.
Kushwaha pursued an undergraduate education in electronics engineering, and upon graduation, secured positions as an engineer for Tata Consultancy Services, then consultant for Capgemini. "By 2012, I'd played the roles of a researcher, engineer, business analyst, and consultant. I wanted to learn more about business strategy and operational excellence, which led me to pursue an MBA," she says.
The recipient of the Illinois Dean's Fellowship and the Forte Foundation Fellowship (the only student in the incoming class to receive both), Kushwaha also serves as the president of Women in Business. "The slim number of women in upper management is something I want to change."
Prior to his time at ILLINOIS, Uhl worked as an engineering manager for VMS-Maschinenbau GmbH, a firm that designs and builds filling and packaging machinery. Then, he says, "I interned at one of the largest family-owned companies in Europe, Voith GmbH, in their strategy/in-house consulting. That or business development in a tech-based company—or my own startup—is what I'm interested in pursuing. It's where I hope to leverage my MBA."
Along with working on his own startup, Uhl is also involved with the Student Advisory Committee of the MBA program and is an MBA Dean's Fellow.
Alvarado is a joint-degree student—along with an MBA, he's pursuing an MS in civil engineering. He worked for almost six years at GYM S.A. in Peru as a field engineer and technical office engineer. "Last summer," he says, "I got an internship for Natura Cosmetics in Sao Paulo, Brazil. I evaluated the introduction of renewable energies and energy-efficient initiatives in Natura's eight distribution centers. With an MBA, I hope to improve my leadership and general management skills. I also want to understand different industries and markets in order to be better prepared to take leadership positions in construction or related industries."
Alvarado serves as the treasurer of the Association of Peruvian Students at ILLINOIS and is involved with the Global Consulting Program.
Established in 1971 by alumnus Bert A. Gaymen, FMC Technologies Fellowships are awarded on the basis of academic and professional achievement, along with intellectual merit. Congratulations to our recipients!


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When a company realizes that their current marketing is not working, they start to look for new things to do to get the job done. In today's world it takes you about 5 minutes and you realize that new way is inbound marketing. Only problem, inbound comes with a ton of things to do, which is great in a way, but not in another. The good news is that you will have plenty of tools to help you get your company back into its marketing glory. The bad news is that you might think you can just jump in and start doing "STUFF". This is kind of like trying to drive a car with no engine. You can sit in the seat, turn the wheel, even press the pedals, but you aren't going to get anywhere. In other words doing "STUFF" just won't work by itself. So what is one to do? Check out this great interview with Eric Keiles Founder and Chief Marketing Officer of Square2Marketing.
In this interview, we talk about the need for strategy, tactics, and the balance to be had for success. More importantly we talk about the huge shift in buyer behavior and why companies are seeing their marketing efforts not working nearly as well as they once did.
Jumping right to the tactics:
- Do you jump to the tactics?
- Are you focused on Strategy?
- Is it possible to have a happy medium?
Always remember strategy before tactics:
- If you only have the ingredients do you really know what you are baking?
- If you only have instructions can you make anything at all?
- However, if you have instructions you can always get ingredients. Meaning if you have strategy you can always do tactics.
A better word for strategy:
- Don't get confused by the word strategy.
- Focus on the base of your strategy being your story.
- What about your story makes your company remarkable?
Enjoy the interview with Eric:
There is a ton more information in this interview. I hope you enjoy everything that Eric has to share with us. Make sure you hit me up on Twitter and tell me the story that will be, or is the base of your strategy today. I would love to hear about your story, it is what makes you, you. Also check out the cool companies that Eric shared with us below after the interview.
Companies to check out: Arbill – Did we say safety? Tax Warriors – Samaria and taxes?
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NEW YORK (AP) — Haruki Murakami's new novel is yet another risky reunion with the past.
"The past is my treasure chest, and once I open it, I have so many materials in there," says the 65-year-old Japanese author, whose "Colorless Tsukuru Tazaki and His Years of Pilgrimage" was published this week in the United States.
A perennial Nobel candidate whose current book quickly sold more than 1 million copies in Japan and hit Amazon.com's top 5 before U.S. publication, Murakami has saved his fans time by completing a novel of around 400 pages — less than half the length of his previous work, "1Q84." But readers will recognize the author's themes of loneliness, disconnection and regret.
Drawing upon his memories of broken relationships, Murakami's title character sees himself as dull and unwanted, without "one single quality" he believes "worth bragging about." Tsukuru is a 36-year-old railroad employee still wounded by a loss from his college days, when four close childhood friends abruptly cut him off and wouldn't tell him why.
"It's like being thrown from the deck of the ship to sea, alone, at night. And so I just wanted to write about such a sentiment. What I wrote is made up, but the sentiment is true," Murakami said during a recent interview at the offices of his American publisher, Alfred A. Knopf.
For author and character, the book is a story of a life examined and reclaimed. Tsukuru seeks out his friends at the urging of a woman he has started dating. Murakami said he began "Colorless Tsukuru" around three years ago as a work of short fiction, but soon found himself caught up in Tsukuru's mystery. The author didn't know at first why Tsukuru's friends had abandoned him and he expanded the narrative as a way of finding out.
"I had to know his past," Murakami said. "I'm making it up and at the same time I'm finding it."
A native of Kyoto, Murakami has extraordinarily precise knowledge of when he decided to become a writer. The epiphany struck not in childhood, but in his late 20s. It was around 1:30 p.m. on April 1, 1978, when Murakami was attending a baseball game in Tokyo, watching an American named Dave Hilton hit a double.
"And it was at that exact moment that a thought struck me: You know what? I could try writing a novel," he wrote in the 2007 memoir, "What I Talk About When I Talking About Running."
His first novel, "Hear the Wind Sing," came out in 1979. Within a decade, he was a superstar thanks to "Norwegian Wood," a million seller that told of a student's suicide in the late 1960s and the scars it left with his best friend and former girlfriend. Murakami's best-known works include "Kafka on the Shore" and "The "Wind-Up Bird Chronicle," and he has won the Jerusalem Prize and, fittingly, the Franz Kafka Prize for work that demonstrates "existential, timeless character."
In person, Murakami is both an ordinary man, wearing plain slacks and a windbreaker and likening writing to manual labor, and an exceptional man, who thinks of writing as a kind of transformation. He notes that when working on "Kafka on the Shore," he felt himself becoming the book's protagonist, the teen runaway Kafka Tamura, seeing what Kafka sees and believing what Kafka believes.
"In order to be a certain character, you have to go down deep, go down deeper and deeper and deeper," he says. "It's a dark, cool place, and you have to be careful, or you're lost. ... You have to leave yourself."
In "Colorless Tsukuru," Tsukuru has a mind like a novelist, the real and the imagined so intertwined that "he'd tremble sometimes with the excitement of it all." Murakami's characters often find themselves unable to separate dreams from waking life, and the author has been compared to Gabriel Garcia Marquez for such surreal details as the talking cats of "Kafka on the Shore."
"So many people think of Marquez's writing as magical realism, but ... to him, his world was realistic and he just wrote about it," Murakami said.
"Cats speaking — that's realism to me. That's very natural to me. ... (But) if somebody had told me when I was 26 years old, 'You're going to be a famous author and come to America and be interviewed by The Associated Press,' I wouldn't have believed that. 'You're kidding me,' I would have said."


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Illinois unions pointed to tax hikes as a way to deal with the state's pension crisis.
We are One Illinois Coalition hosted a closed-door pension summit Monday that focused almost exclusively on raising taxes as a way to pay for Illinois' $130 billion pension debt and nearly $8 billion annual pension payment.
We are One Illinois Coalition, which includes American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees, the Illinois Federation of Teachers, the Illinois Education Association and the state's AFL-CIO, argued that not just one, but several taxes should be raised in order to fix Illinois' pension problems.
"There was talk of a progressive income tax, talk of broadening the sales tax, one person talked about taxing retirement income," said House Republican Leader Tom Cross.
Cross was the only one of the four legislative leaders to attend Monday's meeting. House Speaker Mike Madigan dismissed the unions in a letter last week.
Gov. Pat Quinn did attend the meeting for a few hours, but left without answering questions.
"Revenue, I would say, definitely has to be discussed," said State Sen. Mike Noland, D-Elgin, who was receptive to the idea of tax hikes.
Illinois lawmakers have been warned by bond houses that they have until the end of the spring session to deliver pension reform, or face further credit downgrades.


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(CMT Offstage keeps a 24/7 watch on everything that's happening with country music artists behind the scenes and out of the spotlight.)
How soon we forget about concert tragedies. Just months after seven people died when Sugarland's stage at the Indiana State Fair stage was blown over when high winds hit the grandstand area, country music fans were angry that an Eric Church show was canceled on Friday (June 1) for nearly the same exact reason. It was at the WYRK Taste of Country concert, and according to the Buffalo News , concertgoers were so furious, they were throwing chairs, bottles and cans onto the stage after the announcement was made.
The sponsoring radio station, WYRK, issued a very thorough explanation of all that went into the decision. "After careful consideration, and in light of what we saw as a significant safety threat to our audience, we moved as fast as we practically could to assess the risks of the situation — the result of which was that show producers, representatives of Eric Church and the venue jointly made the decision to suspend the show just before 11 p.m.," the website says. And even Church issued a statement that he was bummed, too, and that, "I owe the city of Buffalo one, and I intend to make good on that."
I understand being hugely disappointed. I once went all the way down to Louisiana to see a country concert. I waited all day in what felt like 150-degree heat. The singer came out and did two songs, then he got sick. It happens. You live. You learn. And you get over it. What would you have done in Buffalo? Would you have been relieved that the proper safety measures were being taken? Or pissed off that the show would not go on?


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CARROLLTON, Ky. – Wanda Lee Lowry, 69, of Carrollton died Wednesday, Aug. 20, 2008, at Jewish Hospital in Louisville, Ky.
Funeral services were Saturday, Aug. 23, at the Worthville United Pentecostal Church in Worthville, Ky., with the Revs. Raymond Sharon, Glen Gibson, James Allen and Edgar Tetrick officiating. Burial was in the Worthville Cemetery.
CARROLLTON, Ky., – Thomas Gerald Hamilton, 56, of Carrollton died Monday, Aug. 18, 2008, at Veterans Hospital, Louisville, Ky.
Funeral services were Friday, Aug. 22, at Tandy-Eckler-Riley Funeral Home, 809 Highland Ave., Carrollton, with the Rev. Carroll W. "Bimp" McAlister officiating. Burial was in the Indiana Veterans Memorial Cemetery, Madison, Ind.
Barbara McQueary Keith, 63, of Scottsburg, Ind., died Thursday, Aug. 21, 2008.
Born May 11, 1945 in Lancaster, she was the daughter of Gus and Ola Mae Murphy McQueary. She enjoyed fishing, shopping and working in flowers. She was a member of the Solid Rock Community Church in Scott County, Ind.
MARYVILLE, Tenn. – Greg A. Curd, 54, of Maryville died Saturday, Aug. 16, 2008, at Blount Memorial Hospital in Maryville.
Visitation is 5-7 p.m. today, Thursday, Aug. 21, at Smith Trinity Chapel, Maryville. A memorial service will follow at 7 p.m.
Mr. Curd was a self-employed certified dental lab technician for 27 years.
James Robert Kuhlman, 50, of North Vernon, Ind., formerly of Trimble County, died Saturday Aug. 23, 2008 at his residence.
Born in Tampa, Fla. Jan. 17, 1958, he was the son of Jack and Loraine Stangle Kuhlman. He was employed with the Trimble County Road Department for nine years. He enjoyed watching wrestling and going boating.
Survivors include his mother, Bedford; two sons, Mike and Mark Kuhlman, both of North Vernon, Ind.; one daughter, Karla Kuhlman, North Vernon, Ind.; 11 grandchildren and several aunts, cousins and other relatives.
MILTON, Ky. – Edna Mae Ogden Pyles, 84, of Milton died Tuesday, Aug. 19, 2008, at Hanover Health and Rehabilitation Center, Hanover, Ind.
Funeral services were Friday, Aug. 22, at Mount Carmel United Methodist Church in Milton, with the Revs. Paul Tweedy and Lowell Ogden officiating. Burial was in the Moffett Cemetery in Milton.
Mrs. Pyles was born Nov. 27, 1923, in Trimble County to the late William Perry and Lizzie Smith Ogden. She was married to Chester Allen Pyles in La Grange, Ky., on Sept 7, 1940, in a double wedding with her twin sister.
MADISON, IND. – Clarence J. Gosman, 88, of Madison died Saturday, Aug. 23, 2008, at King's Daughters' Hospital in Madison.
Funeral services were Tuesday, Aug. 26, at the Morgan and Nay Funeral Centre, 325 Demaree Drive, Madison, with Bro. Clarence Doyle officiating. Burial was in the Olive Branch Cemetery near Madison.
WORTHVILLE, Ky. – Catherine Turner, 83, died Friday, Aug. 22, 2008, at her home.
Funeral services were Sunday, Aug. 24, at the Graham-Dunn Funeral Home, 213 Fifth St., Carrollton, with the Rev. Dennis W. Norton officiating.
Mrs. Turner was born Aug. 11, 1925, in Owenton, Ky., to the late Bert and Martha Webster Wilson. She worked for 25 years with Joyce Shoe Factory of Madison, Ind. She loved sewing and quilting for other people.
She was a member of the Worthville Baptist Church.
NEW CASTLE, Ky. – Barbara Sue Frazier Long, 62, of New Castle died Monday, Aug. 18, 2008, at her residence.
Visitation begins at 5 p.m. today, Wednesday, Aug. 20, at Prewitt New Castle Funeral Home, 425 N. Main St., New Castle.
Funeral services are 1 p.m., Thursday, Aug. 21, at the funeral home, with the Rev. Michael Duncan, Hosparus chaplain, officiating. Burial will be in the New Castle Cemetery.
Mrs. Long was born Sept. 22, 1945, in Louisville, Ky. to the late Walter and Betty (Dezarn) Frazier.
WORTHVILLE, Ky. – Harold Scott, 59, of Worthville died Wednesday, Aug. 13, 2008, at Jewish Hospital, Louisville, Ky.
Funeral services were Sunday, Aug. 17, at Seventh Day Adventists Church, Gratz, Ky., with Pastor Lin Powell officiating.
Mr. Scott was born Aug. 22, 1948, in Switzerland County, Ind., to the late Colon Vernon and Peggy Faust Scott. He worked as a cement plasterer and mason for Local No. 132, OPCM in Cincinnati, Ohio. He served in the U.S. Marine Corps and was a member of the Gratz Seventh Day Adventists Church.
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Daily Update #84: January 02, 2011
Daily update for January 2011. Saturdays are usually busy in the showroom, but we are going to try and knock out the two Bat Cars. For more building pictures see my Current Projects link at wwbeds.com or poggyskids.com. See what we are doing live:


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Intel Core i7 4960X Review
Intel Core i7 4960X Introduction:
It's been close to two years in the making and we finally have a successor to the Sandy Bridge-based socket 2011 processors at the top of Intel's product stack. In many respects the Ivy Bridge Extreme series processors will mirror those in the Sandy Bridge Extreme product launch with a pair of six core, twelve thread parts with a four core, eight thread part with similar naming structures as well. At launch the Core i7 4960X and 4930K will be fully unlocked, overclocking enabled parts with the quad-core 4820K most likely following as a partially unlocked part. The difference in the SKUs comes not only in the core count but in the amount of L3 dynamically shared cache available to the cores with the 4960X having 15MB, the 4930K at 12, and the 4820K at 10MB, or 2MB more than on the Haswell-based 4770K.
Pricing, at least based on the slides from Intel, will follow the price points of $990, $555, and $310 as you move down the product stack. Other than the obvious similarities with SB-E, Ivy Bridge Extreme comes with boosts in clock speed and a new set of features that cater to the enthusiast, including increased bclk multiplier levels of up to 63, real time by core overclocking, power limits, and turbo voltage control. Memory frequencies are unlocked in 266MHz increments. We get coarse bclk ratio adjustment of 125MHz and 166MHz, as well as granular single bclock adjustability, power limit overrides, improved memory support at 1866MHz, and all the things that made Sandy Bridge Extreme successful.
If the performance of the Core i7 3960X was impressive and we get the IPC improvements of the Ivy Bridge architecture, then the 4960X should prove equally as exciting.
Intel Core i7 4960X Closer Look:
Intel's Ivy Bridge processor for the Extreme line up follows the same evolution process as the mainstream parts with a drop to 22nm. With that drop we get a new processor at the top of the Intel product stack that houses 1.86 billion transistors in a die that measures 15.0 mm x 17.1 mm [257 mm2]. Fewer than the 2.27 billion under the lid on Sandy Bridge Extreme. Much of what is going on at die level is almost a carbon copy of what we had with Sandy Bridge Extreme. Under the integrated heat spreader, the die is equipped with six physical processing cores that support Intel Hyper-Threading for a total of twelve threads that can be accessed simultaneously. We see the same 15MB of dynamically shared Intel Smart Cache that can be accessed by all six cores. New for IVB-E is native support for Quad Channel 1866MHz rated DDR3 memory that improves the available memory bandwidth at stock speeds. The base clock speed on the Core i7 4960X is 3.6GHz, reached with a 100 bclk and 36 multiplier that boosts up to 4GHz by way of Intel's Turbo Boost Technology. Even with the increase in clock speed the Core i7 4960X still runs within the 130W TDP that has been the same since the socket 1366 Extreme Editions were released. As an Extreme Edition processor, the 4960X is fully unlocked with a multiplier limit of 63 and is equipped to use coarse bclk multipliers or gear ratios of 125MHz and 166MHz.
Retail packaging on the Core i7 4960X, 4930K, and 4820K all will be shipped without an included boxed cooling solution. The main reason is that it is added cost to the consumer and that a boxed solution would have to be fairly robust, just like what Intel offered when Gulftown was launched. Considering that most users will opt for an aftermarket cooling solution to keep these large packages cool, it's a smart move. On the flip side Intel will be offering an all-in-one liquid cooling solution, much like it did when socket 2011 launched with Sandy Bridge Extreme. If the TS13X looks familiar it should, as the RTS2011LC is basically the same part. It is still Asetek built but with an improved pump head assembly. Pricing on the slides provided by Intel show the price to be in the $85 to $100 range.
Intels Core i7 4960X Ivy Bridge Extreme processors are designed to work with a two-chip platform, with the bulk of the I/O on die and the Platform Control Hub taking care of the rest of the functions. Much like with Sandy Bridge Extreme, Ivy Bridge Extreme has four memory channels, each supporting bandwidth of 14.9GB/s instead of 12.8GB/s due to the bump in memory speed support to 1866MHz that drives another boost in bandwidth for the platform. There are a total of 40 lanes of PCIe 3.0 graphics bandwidth, with each lane carrying 1GB/s of data bi-directionally. Multiple GPUs are supported in several configurations that with the addition of PCIe 3.0 support natively should improve multi-GPU performance over a non-X79 system. Eight PCIe 2.0 lanes are available from the X79 PCH. A total of fourteen USB 2.0 ports, Intel Gigabit LAN, Intel HD Audio, and six SATA ports are attached to the X79 PCH. In the block diagrams below you can see the differences brought about by Ivy Bridge Extreme.
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BAGHDAD (AP) — A series of attacks on a bus stop, police patrol and a convoy carrying the head of a university on Thursday in Iraq killed eight people and wounded 20 others, authorities said.
One explosion occurred when a car filled with explosives blew up near a bus stop in the mainly Shiite neighborhood of Hurriyah as commuters gathered to catch rides to various parts of Baghdad. The blast killed five people and wounded 15 others, police officials said.
The new violence comes amid a wave of discontent among the Sunni majority over alleged discrimination by the government led by the Shiite minority sect. Protests swept Sunni areas in Anbar province and other parts of the country after the arrests of bodyguards assigned to Finance Minister Rafia al-Issawi, one of the central government's most senior Sunni officials.
There was no immediate claim of responsibility for Thursday's bombing. Attacks against Shiites are typically the work of Sunni extremists.
Several minibuses and cars were damaged or burned in the attack and a photographer for The Associated Press at the scene saw damage to houses near the blast site. Security forces sealed off the area while firefighters used water hoses in order to clean up the area.
Also on Thursday, a roadside bomb hit the convoy of Fadhil al-Dulaimi, the head of Diyala University, as he was heading to his office in Baqouba city. Two bodyguards were killed and two others were wounded. A provincial police official said al-Dulaimi was not hurt in the attack. Baqouba is 60 kilometers (35 miles) northeast of Baghdad.
Hours later, police said a roadside bomb struck a police patrol in southeastern Baghdad, killing one civilian bystander and wounding three policemen.
Medics in a nearby hospital confirmed the casualty figures.
All officials spoke on condition of anonymity because they are not authorized to talk to the media.


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How to Print a Sentiment Anywhere using the Imagine Machine
Guess what? My wonderful, super smart reader, Linda, has figured out how to print a sentiment anywhere on a card or layout using the Imagine! See the photos above? She developed an easy to use method to get those things to print just where she wanted. There's no tough math to do either! WOO HOO!
She developed a way to print anywhere on a card background or layout and she shows us how to do this via video on her fabulous blog, Paper Boutique! Head over and give Linda a shout out because this is phenomenal news!!! Not only that, while you're over on her blog, don't miss out on her slide show in the left hand column - the girl is seriously talented!! WOW!!
Also, don't forget there is a new Imagine update - Download your Imagine Sync Software - Now I only see a link for the PC and none for Apple :-( Not sure when Apple's update will be available...
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I have an HP color printer that I have been printing cards with for several years now. I have learned how to use MS Word (in several different versions) quite well. And I am proud to say I can even print addresses on my envelopes with the return. This is big for me as I am an accountant by day. sg-KSReplyDelete
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Thanks for the tip! I can't wait to get my replacement "I". It comes today! I really hope this one works! Seeing all of the wonderful things it can do has me really chomping at the bit to get mine and play with it! Thanks!ReplyDelete
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Position description
The patrol leader is the elected leader of his patrol. He represents his patrol on the patrol leaders' council. He appoints an Assistant Patrol Leader.
|Serving as Patrol Leader can apply towards positions of responsibility requriements for Star, Life, and Eagle.
Reports to
- Plan and lead patrol meetings and activities.
- Keep patrol members informed.
- Assign each patrol member a specific duty.
- Represent your patrol at all patrol leaders' council meetings and the annual program planning conference.
- Prepare the patrol to participate in all troop activities.
- Work with other troop leaders to make the troop run well.
- Know the abilities of each patrol member.
- Set a good example.
- Wear the Scout uniform correctly.
- Live by the Scout Oath and Law.
- Show and develop patrol spirit.
See also
Chair: Senior Patrol Leader
Members: Patrol Leaders, Assistant Senior Patrol Leader(s), and Troop Guides
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Hampstead police hope to be in new station by early springBy JASON SCHREIBER
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August 25. 2013 9:06PM
HAMPSTEAD — The town is moving ahead with plans to build a new police station that officials hope will be open for business in the spring.
The $1.6 million project OK'd by voters last March is expected to go out to bid on Sept. 16 with a groundbreaking around Nov. 1, said Steve Londrigan, a station building committee member.
"There seems to be a lot of interest from contractors for building the station. We have been contacted by no less than 10 firms who are interested in bidding on the project so the (building) committee is pretty optimistic of getting the project completed at a good price," Londrigan said.
The architect has finished work on the building's design, but engineers are still working on site development plans for the driveway, parking lot, and other engineering aspects of the project, Police Chief Joseph Beaudoin said.
"We're on track. The building committee is very happy with what's going on and we're hoping to get this expedited as soon as we can," he said.
Minor changes have been made to improve work flow and increase operational efficiency, such as door placements and where certain offices were located, Londrigan said.
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"Despite the slightly smaller foot print, we didn't have to compromise on our functional space," Londrigan said.
The new station was approved after being defeated on four other occasions over the last several years.
The station will be built on town land near the town garage with entrances from Stage Road and Veterans Way. It will replace the cramped quarters at the current station on Emerson Avenue.
Town officials have said the plan would increase the tax rate by about $1.60 per $1,000 of assessed valuation for one year since it would not be financed through a bond.
The project was originally expected to take nine to 10 months to complete, but the station will likely be built in six to seven months and ready to open in March or April, Londrigan said.
"We are pretty much on schedule since the vote in March but it is likely the total project will finish earlier than we originally planned. Because the building plan is relatively straight forward, the construction phase will be shorter," he said.
Police personnel are eager to get into their new digs after waiting years for approval.
"The troops are ready to move in tomorrow. Everybody is really excited because the building around us is falling down," Beaudoin said.


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Wow, have we all been napping or did I miss some previous posts? Just saw a brief trailer for this.
Bill Maher goes for the religious jugular. Uber-cool.
Who knows more about this?
P.S. Chomp on this Ben Stein.
EDIT: Oops, a little research and I see I have missed several posts regarding this movie. Nevertheless, coming soon to a theater near you - take the kids!
More than a little embarrassed that I knew nothing of this.
I've got a date with my local independent film theater in October.
I also had not heard of this until I saw it here. Is there some way to find out which theaters will be showing this?
I also had not heard of this until I saw it here. Is there some way to find out which theaters will be showing this?
You can check moviefone.com but I don't know how wide a release LionsGate is planning. You might have better luck checking with the closest indie film theater.
Watch it quick before YT takes it down.
Watch it quick before YT takes it down.
While I don't like the MTV style of the clip, his words were good. Can't wait for the DVD release.
I wish I had this portion of Bill's monologue memorized last week when the mo-missionaries came to stand and preach at our door:
"Faith means making a virtue out of not thinking—it's nothing to brag about… and those who preach Faith and enable and elevate it are our intellectual slave-holders keeping mankind in a bondage to fantasy and nonsense that has spawned and justified so much lunacy and destruction."
Instead I merely gave them a cheerful greeting, "Look honey! (referring to my husband behind me) It's the mormons! Can I get you something two young men something to drink… besides kool-aid, of course?"
I think the "newbie elder" got the veiled ref. (He wanted to talk, but his "partner" wouldn't let him… I think I spotted some individual thought going on behind his sparkling eyes… he may be able to wake himself up, release himself from the bondage his parents and peers have created for him, in the future.)
We ended up having a brief chat in which I told them of my former upbringing in the LDS church and at one point whispered, dudes, there's actual evidence out there to show that Joe was a fraud and that he "translated" the book of mo from his own imagination… all you have to do is look. I explained that it was nothing personal against the mormon church, I think the same thing about all religions, that is, that they are all man made. The newbie looked intrigued, asked a question, but the "head" elder cut him off and inquired something along the lines of, "Did you fast and pray after reading the book of mormon?" To wit, I told him yes, more than once and I got nunca, nadda, nothing… guess jesus doesn't want me for a sunbeam, aye? " He looked so sad and dejected. I felt bad for him… I patted him on the arm and told him it was alright; that I had no fears concerning "salvation."
What is it about religion spreaders? They have a condescending manner about them: "We come to bring and bear the truth and salvation from jesus that only we can provide!" but when you politely (and I was quite polite and friendly) challenge them or speak frankly you end up feeling like it was you who was being condescending?
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In an effort to boost economic performance, Germany's left-wing government is accelerating tax cuts that were slated for 2005 by a year, as the Bush administration has done here. Germany also plans to sell off government assets and cut back on subsidies to try to fuel economic growth; Germany's economy shrank last quarter.
The cuts will reduce Germany's federal income tax brackets from 48.5% and 19.9% to 42% and 15%.
It's interesting how even left-wing politicians who need to get an economy going in order to have a shot at re-election don't increase taxes, as our Democrats are constantly advocating. They cut them.
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