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The D-Link DIR-880L Wireless AC1900 Dual-Band Gigabit Cloud Router creates a blazing fast home network that connects all of your devices to your broadband Internet connection. Advanced AC SmartBeam technology brings you the future of high-bandwidth wireless connectivity, vastly increasing the speed and coverage of your network. This allows you to stream HD video, make Internet calls, and surf the Internet from every corner of your home without interruption. The high-gain external antennas send the signal into the furthest corners of your home, giving you a strong connection wherever you are. Gigabit Ethernet ports provide high-speed wired connections for up to four PCs or other devices.
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Houma-Thibodaux lawmakers were divided on a compromise bill to avert the so-called "fiscal cliff" of middle-class tax increases and spending cuts that Congress passed Tuesday.
The deal, reached after weeks of battles and negotiations, prevents taxes from rising on the middle class and the poor while allowing tax rates to increase for families making $450,000 or more. It postpones debate over major spending cuts for two months.
Both Sen. Mary Landrieu, a Democrat, and Sen. David Vitter, a Republican, voted for the legislation. All three local members of the House of Representatives voted against the proposal.
The pair each said in statements that they thought the bill was imperfect because it didn't do enough to rein in the country's budget deficit. But both said the deal averted the tax increases and spending that could have hurt the economy.
"This is a much better tax outcome under Obama than I would have guessed," Vitter said. "It preserves the Bush tax cuts for 99 percent of Americans, with good policy on the death tax, dividends and capital gains, so important to small business."
Both senators said the bill leaves work to be done.
"While this compromise did not do as much as we had hoped to reduce the deficit, I remain committed to working with my colleagues on both sides of the aisle to find a balanced approach to deficit reduction," Landrieu said.
Outgoing Rep. Jeff Landry, R-New Iberia, who rejected the proposal in his last vote in Congress, couldn't be reached for comment after phones in his each of his offices were disconnected.
But he said on CNN that he thought the deal "kicked the can down the road."
"All we did was basically take us off one cliff, only to put us on one that's much higher," Landry said.
Landry has represented Houma-Thibodaux for two years but lost to incumbent Rep. Charles Boustany, R-Lafayette, after his district was eliminated during redistricting.
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The Worst Hooks in Hip Hop History
Behold the almighty hook. It is what snags the average listener's attention, reels them closer to an artist, and keeps them attached to the music's charm long after the song is finished. It gets the women's booties shaking and the men's ice rattling (or whatever men do in the club). The hook is that melodic little tune that we can't get out of our heads no matter how hard we try. That's actually the idea.
Most Hip Hop on the radio today is there because it hinges on catchy hooks, relying on pop structures instead of more traditional rap roots. Maybe that's not such a bad thing. When we look at "The Worst Hooks in Hip-Hop History," we'll find plenty of songs that could have used a bit more delicate fragrance than abrasive stench.
Don't expect Lil' B, Odd Future, or anyone else whose head-pounding hooks serve a unique purpose to show up on this list. Instead, we've chosen well-known artists who were striving for the most appealing results – and wound up in the mud.
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Raw question - how much?
I have recently switched my dogs to raw. I did it for several reasons - the first and biggest reason being that Cooper, my oldest, is overweight and a picky eater. I have friends that feed raw and he stayed with them one night and gobbled up the resident dog's dinner. After hearing about that, I researched and decided that I am too lazy to go to the trouble of buying meats and grinding them and all that other stuff, so both my boys are eating Nature's Variety. We started out with the freeze-dried and it received a lukewarm reception, so we bought some of the frozen raw and it's been a hit. Cooper actually looks forward to being fed now whereas before, he was eating because I asked him to.
That being said, Cooper is almost twice what he should weigh. He's a chihuahua and he should be around 8 lbs - he tips the scale right now at 14.5. I have been trying to get weight off him since he was a puppy (he's 5 now) and nothing ever seems to work - he just puts on more and more weight regardless of what I feed him. He is checked regularly for thyroid and any other condition that would keep weight on him and so far, test have always come back with nothing. I am starting to get tired of vets giving me that look they give when you know they don't believe a word you say. When I say "I don't feed him anything other than XYZ," I can tell they're thinking "... and a cheeseburger."
I went to the Nature's Variety website and used their "how much to feed" feature to find out how much he needs to be fed in a day. When I put in the information for a 10 lb. "not active" dog, it says to feed him 3 oz. of the raw frozen per day (1.75-2% body weight). They say on the website to feed 1.5-2% body weight of raw per day. But using the standard raw feeder's 3% of body weight, I should feed 4.8 oz per day. That's a huge difference when you're feeding a chihuahua - I'm a bit confused now.
I understand that the Nature's Variety has all the fruits, veggies and oils pre-mixed in, so I know that the amounts to feed shouldn't be the same for the pre-mix vs. straight up raw. But 1.8 oz. is a HUGE difference and I want to make sure that Cooper's getting the food he needs without over or underfeeding him. Before, I could tell if he was hungry or not when he was eating foods he didn't really enjoy but with the NV, he's always wanting more because he loves it so much and I can't judge by just looking at him.
Is there anyone out there that can give me some guidance? All this math has my head spinning!
Each dog is an individual, so whether you're calculating the amount yourself, or using the NV feeding guide, it's only a starting point. Some dog's eat 1.5% daily and maintain a perfect weight, my two need to eat closer to 3% (they're diet is about 50% NV frozen raw and 50% just straight DIY raw) and will start to loose weight quickly if fed less.
So, my point is start at 2%, for example, and adjust according to how your dog is doing.
Obviously you don't want your dog dropping weight too quickly, but my experience is that once I switched my dogs to raw food the perpetually chunky one (even with 5 miles a day of brisk walking and tiny amounts of kibble) leaned out with little effort and has stayed that way, and he's eating a lot everyday, as I mentioned above. Again though, every dog is an individual, so start in the middle, keep track of his weight and adjust accordingly.
Thanks... I've tried not to confuse myself with this switch but it seems impossible. I guess I'll just stick with the 3 oz. and see what happens over the next few weeks. Trying to get weight off Cooper is seeming like it's impossible - every time I think he's lost, he ends up gaining. I feel like this guy most of the time ->
I would believe that switching your dog to raw will begin the weight loss since your dog will no longer be getting all the filler food that kibble has. I give my dogs 2% of their body weight and I feed them a straight RMB diet, no veggies or fruit. Oxford, my older dog, used to be a little chubby before we switched to raw and now she's at a great weight. Our vet even complimented us on how low her weight it. Just check in a few weeks to see if your dog has lost any weight and of course incorporating some longer walks will help out too. We go on four 10 mins walks a day (it would be longer, but Oxford has HD) and it has definately helped keep their weight at a healthy level. Good luck! keep us informed!
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Well, it's been a while and a lot has happened since the switch.
I took the puppy in to see the vet and he was 7.4 lbs!! I almost fainted. He should be between 4-5 lbs, so I sat down with the vet and we chatted about what's going on with both my boys to make them resistant to weight loss and maintenance. She gave us some really good advice - she's a holistic vet and feeds raw to her pets - and I came home and immediately implemented her suggestions.
It's only been a few weeks since that visit and Henry (the pup) went in yesterday for some accupuncture (he really likes it - it's a reward for doing well at obedience school) and he had lost a little weight. The vet seemed to think he should have lost just a teensy bit more but overall, she was pleased.
Cooper has not been to the vet since the switch, so I'm not sure if he's lost weight or not. He seems to feel better and move a little faster than before and I think he's looking a little slimmer but it's hard to tell since he's so overweight. I'm feeding him 1.5% of his bodyweight and he gets no treats with the exception of a bully stick for about an hour a day. Everything seems to be going well.
Exercise is my big problem - I live in Texas where currently, it's 102 degrees. Cooper is prone to heat stroke and hypoglycemia ... this weather isn't good for him (or anyone, for that matter), so it's been a struggle to get him moving around. I work nights and have been trying to take him and the pup out for walks when I get home at 3am but even then, it's hot and humid and nasty. Not to mention, it's 3am and we shouldn't be out walking at that time anyway.
We seem to be showing some signs of improvement though - Henry's weight loss has given me hope that Cooper will finally be free of this extra weight once and for all very soon.
I am glad you updated the thread and that you mention exercise because IMO, increasing activity level is far more important than how much you are feeding. I understand that it must be almost impossible to exercise your pups in such heat... I also used to have to wake up at 3am to take my dog for his 2hr walk before work so I feel your pain!
I know its hard with raw but try and give him his meals in a kong or use it as training treats. With prepackaged raw it should be easy enough to use a spoon to deliver the reward so you don't have to worry about using your hands. Even small traning sessions burn extra calories. Not to mention dogs appreciate/enjoy food more if they have to work for it.
You are lucky that you have smaller dogs and should be able to do a lot of exercise inside. Obviously walking or swimming is best with overweight dogs to reduce the risk of injury . But when you do get outside, make the walks count - try and do some hill work or walk in sand. You may have to take the dogs out seperately if one has a higher fitness level than the other. Walking isn't exercise for most dogs, unless they are older, unfit or have health issues so you may need to increase the pace to a trot quite quickly.
Indoors you can work on balance and core strength - a great exercise to try is getting your dog to go from a beg position to standing on his hind legs back to beg position (without their front paws touching the ground)... It takes a lot of core strength and will likely need some practice. Something that I also do is turn a steam pot upside down and have my dog balance on it with front paws, back paws and all four paws and have him circle around the pot while keeping 2 or 4 paws on the pot. It takes a lot of coordination, balance and strength (you will have to find something that is a little smaller for your dogs!).
If you have a long hallway, you can play fetch or work on restrained recalls. You can set up caveletti's or mini jumps but you need to be careful that you aren't stressing his body too much.
I also use bubbles and a "flirt/lure pole" (I acutally use the teasers for cats because my dog likes to chase it but not latch on) - just make sure you clear some furniture out of the way.
Silly tricks like spin, bow, crawl, digging and of course sitting pretty or up on the hind legs are all great ways to sneak in some stretches/exercise.
BTW - I feed my 60lbs dog about 1%-1.5% of his body weight because he could get chubby just by looking at food. And that is with 4hrs of physical activity per day (he has bloodwork taken every 6 months because its hard to believe that he's normal)
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ORV cleanup slated for Saturday
April 30, 2010 by Scott Sandsberry
YAKIMA, Wash. Volunteers from the All Wheelers Off Road Club and ORV Trail Watch are joining forces this Saturday on a cleanup effort at Beverly Dunes, a popular off-roading site.
Volunteers will be meeting up until 10 a.m. Saturday at the parking lot at Beverly Dunes, which is located off State Route 243 east of the Columbia River and south of the Interstate 90 bridge at Vantage. For more information on this and other cleanup efforts by the All Wheelers and others, go to the Eastern Washington Off Road Forum on the clubs website and see the good work some of these groups are doing.
At last months cleanup at the Slab an ORV area off the end of Bonair Road in Zillah (and quite near Buena), also variously referred to as Ranks or Rankville by off-roading enthusiasts volunteers from the All Wheelers, ORV Trail Watch and the Yakima Valley Dust Dodgers hauled off some 3,700 pounds of trash left behind by people who should know better.
Unfortunately, there remain too many knuckleheads out there who, yes, should know better. All too often those are the idiots who draw all the bad attention to off-roading, and we end up overlooking the good work being done by the solid citizens in reputable groups folks like the All Wheelers and Dust Dodgers who are out there cleaning up the mess those knuckleheads leave behind.
Last October, with the help and blessing from the Yakima County Sheriffs ORV deputies, volunteers erected a sign at the Slab with posted ORV rules; within a week, there were bullet holes in the sign (courtesy of the knuckleheads) and soon after that somebody rammed the signpost over and removed the sign entirely. Those same volunteers plan on replacing the ORV signpost with a heavier post.
Just a thought: Any time you see knuckleheads out destroying the efforts of those good-citizen ORV folks who are doing the right thing, feel free to get a license plate and a description of the knuckleheads vehicles and report them to authorities. And when you see people putting in their own time and effort to clean up after the knuckleheads, feel free to give them a thank-you and a pat on the back.
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PHOENIX, April 16 (UPI) -- Luis Scola struck for 26 points and 15 rebounds against his former Rockets teammates Monday, igniting the Phoenix Suns' 119-112 win over Houston.
Markieff Morris added 20 points, seven rebounds, five steals and six blocks as the Suns won for just the third time in 18 games.
P.J. Tucker chipped in with 21 points for Phoenix, which is assured of the second-worst record in franchise history with a 25-66 mark.
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How many times have you hit an academic paywall? You're curious about a study, but you'd have to pay an outrageous fee to read it.
Academic publishers profit at the expense of scholars, universities, the public, and the advancement of knowledge.
Academic paywalls mean publish and perish
Individuals who want to use JSTOR must shell out an average of $19 per article. The academics who write the articles are not paid for their work, nor are the academics who review it. The only people who profit are the 211 employees of JSTOR.
Academic publishing is structured on exclusivity. Originally, this exclusivity had to do with competition within journals.
Today, it all but ensures that your writing will go unread.
Discussions of open access publishing have centered on whether research should be made free to the public. But this question sets up a false dichotomy between "the public" and "the scholar". Many people fall into a grey zone, the boundaries of which are determined by institutional affiliation and personal wealth. This category includes independent scholars, journalists, public officials, writers, scientists and others who are experts in their fields yet are unwilling or unable to pay for academic work.
When do scholars become part of "the public"? One answer may be when they cannot afford to access their own work.
Universities that want to use JSTOR are charged as much as $50,000 in annual subscription fees.
JSTOR ... makes only 0.35 per cent of its profits from individual article sales. The high price is designed to maintain the barrier between academia and the outside world. Paywalls codify and commodify tacit elitism.
This denial of resources is a loss to those who value scholarly inquiry.
In the United States, granting agencies like the National Science Foundation have come under attack by politicians who believe they fund projects irrelevant to public life.
The academic publishing industry seems poised to collapse before it changes. [I changed the order of some sentences.]
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Particle Physics boldly goes open source!
Particle Physics Bares All, Publishers Blush
The Sponsoring Consortium for Open Access Publishing in Particle Physics (SCOAP3) announced last week that 90% of particle physics articles will soon be available for free. Publication costs will be covered by a collection of libraries, library consortia, research institutions, and funding agencies, making this a big move towards throwing off the yoke of academic publishing costs.
Earlier this year, Harvard sent a letterto publishers stating, "Many large journal publishers have made the scholarly communication environment fiscally unsustainable and academically restrictive." A full 10% of Harvard Library's acquisition budget goes entirely to journals;...
... we can largely replace the role of publishing companies with a bit of teamwork and HTML.
... restricting articles actually hurts the researchers who write them.
SCOAP3 has made a big move for the academic world. While there are currently options available for academics to publish their articles openly, such as the PLOS ONE, the publication expense usually falls on the shoulders of the researcher. Costs can be high, anywhere from $1350 to $2900 depending on the subject, which seems to change the problem rather than fix it. The current deal has the money coming from the same places — institutions that would likely be buying access to the articles anyway – -but provides it upfront, allowing the articles to be shared openly, for free.
See also Particle physics goes open access
I tried to find an article I posted on Ning (P.O.S. search engine won't find it) about the two Senators who changed the rules on publishing government funded research papers. They used to be published by universities and were available free, but the two Senators change the rules so they now go through private publisher who in turn sell them. This was passed under the lie of 'job creation.'
Here's a link to the legislation
The Research Works Act, also known as H.R. 3699, is a bill that was introduced in the United States House of Representatives at the 112th United States Congress on December 16, 2011, by Representative Darrell Issa (R-CA) and co-sponsored by Carolyn B. Maloney (D‑NY). The bill contains provisions to prohibit open-access mandates for for federally for federally funded research[3] and effectively revert[4] the NIH's Public Access Policy[5] that requires taxpayer-funded research to be freely accessible online.[6]
Darrell Issa (R-CA) and co-sponsored by Carolyn B. Maloney (D‑NY) need to be removed from office.
Death in the battle for free access to academic journal articles.
Web Activist Dies Ahead of Trial
The family and some friends of Internet activist Aaron Swartz say an overzealous government prosecution played a part in driving the computer prodigy to his apparent suicide.
Mr. Swartz, just 26 years old, hanged himself Friday in his Brooklyn apartment, according to his family. A saddened technology industry struggled this weekend to come to grips with the loss of a talented programmer who helped develop some important Web software when he was just a teenager ...
Attention quickly focused on charges he faced for allegedly stealing nearly five million academic articles via the computer network at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Mr. Swartz pleaded not guilty, but he faced more than three decades in prison, and his trial was scheduled to begin April 1.
His family and partner, Taren Stinebrickner-Kauffman, blamed prosecutors in part for Mr. Swartz's death, saying the charges they pursued were unjustifiably harsh.
The charges involved a scheme in which Mr. Swartz allegedly tapped into the computer network at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and used it to download millions of academic-journal articles from a database called JSTOR.
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Jesus of Wikipedia
Using Christ's page as a guide to the online encyclopedia's 10-year history.
At 1:12 a.m. on March 3, 2001, Jimmy Wales created a page for Jesus on a three-month-old site called Wikipedia. "Jesus Christ is a central figure in Christianity," he wrote. The site's co-founder followed with a petition to his fellow first-generation editors: "I fear great controversy if this encyclopedia entry isn't written well, and so I think we should all plunge in and duke it out quickly." Four months later, a user called "Hiram" answered the call, changing "a central figure" to "the central figure" and writing a respectable four-paragraph summary of the biblical story of Jesus. "Added some details. Not enough, I know," he noted in the comments to his edit.
Wikipedia turned 10 years old this week, and perhaps no entry better captures its chaotic ascendency than that of Jesus Christ. What follows is a brief history of Wikipedia Jesus—his test, trials, and the chaotic world into which he was born.
Jesus had a quiet adolescence, reared by well-behaved editors. Users fiddled with sentences and paragraphs, expanding on references and adding a broader accounting of his role in the Judaic religions. He was briefly promoted to the "most central figure in Christianity," but was restored to mere centrality in the next edit. The "Jews for Jesus" made a brief appearance on his page in August of 2002 but were removed with a polite explanation as to why. Wikipedia co-founder Larry Sanger occasionally ducked in to brush up little disputes.
Wikipedia Jesus was vandalized for the first time on Nov. 6, 2002, when an anonymous user replaced the entire page with the repeated phrase "bla bla is all I hear." Jesus existed in such a state for five minutes before another user rescued him. In the new year, he got a photo. It was removed three days later. By his second birthday, he had a seven-chapter entry covering his teachings, roles in various denominations and other religions, and historical footprint. By this point, he was gathering disciples, with a small number of Wikipedians emerging as the primary scribes of Jesus' teachings and legacy. (Some made edits to the page six or seven times a day.) On Feb. 1, 2004, he met a robot, a new kind of Wikipedian who spruces up pages automatically, like a Roomba. He celebrated his 1,000th edit around his third birthday, unaware othat storm clouds were gathering on the horizon.
As Wikipedia's profile grew, Jesus attracted more unwanted attention. In 2004, someone named Lord Cornholio erased the page and linked it to a now defunct site called "tubgirl." Even when the page was safe from vandals, it read with considerably less admiration. "Jesus Christ … is controversial figure about whom there are many points of view," declared the entry's first sentence in April 2004. Many edits were now being struck down by Jesus's loyal defenders because they weren't "NPOV"-a Wikipedia term for "neutral point-of-view."* There was a long series of back-and-forths about his sexuality. In November 2004, he was briefly accused of offering political advice to newly re-elected George W. Bush but was quickly absolved.
The vandals only got worse. On Jan. 19, 2005, Wikipedia Jesus got a security detail; unregistered users were now forbidden to edit the page. As soon as the protection was lifted, the vandals came back. His followers began to develop a division of labor: Some were janitors, others grammarians, and a few monitored all legitimate contributions with a cautious eye. Either because of or in spite of their efforts, the page got branded with a disclaimer: "The neutrality of this article is disputed," with clip art of an unbalanced scale. There was a tense dispute over the use of "A.D." versus "C.E." for dates.
By this point, Wikipedia had grown to an extent that Jesus needed a last name to distinguish himself from other people named Jesus. In the summer of 2006, his security detail returned for good. This provided a degree of stability, and after a few months Wikipedia Jesus is suddenly a grown man. His page is 16,000 words long. Most edits improved on minor points; the bibliography is the fastest growing part of the page as more and more documentation is added, lest the angel of NPOV smite an addition. Robots are a common sight now, scrubbing links and renovating code.
Wales' kingdom has grown unimaginably since he created Wikipedia Jesus. More than 2.5 million entries have been written since March 3, 2001, and many of the edits to Jesus are simply links to all of these new pages. In 2006, nearly 7,000 edits were made to Jesus' profile. In 2009 there are barely 1,000. Users will continue to polish his edges, but their work feels mostly done. Meanwhile, the vandals circle, waiting for the moment when that protection comes down.


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Layering into separate files might be good from a code organisation point of view but increases the number of requests the browser has to make and so can have an adverse affect on performance.
From the perfomance angle we encourage people to merge files together (especially small ones) to reduce the number of requests but finding the sweet spot between reducing requests and making most effective use of parallel downloads often requires some experimentation.
One thing we would encourage people to avoid is document.write for inserting scripts.
Steve Souders explains it well here: http://www.stevesouders.com/blog/2012/04/10/dont-docwrite-scripts/ but basically using document.write to insert a script prevents the browser from rendering all DOM elements below it until the script has downloaded.
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BOSTON � The Cardinals were supposed to have the scary pitching staff.
They have power arms and plenty of them, from Michael Wacha and Joe Kelly in the starting rotation to Carlos Martinez and Trevor Rosenthal coming out of the bullpen.
But in the World Series, it was the Red Sox who had the better pitching, and it was the Red Sox who won in six games to be crowned champions for the third time in the last 10 seasons.
Red Sox starters compiled a sublime 1.73 earned run average in the World Series, while St. Louis� starting pitchers allowed 5.23 earned runs per nine innings.
And including relievers, the Red Sox� ERA was 1.84, and the Cardinals� 3.98.
�These guys have a lot of heart, a lot of character,� catcher David Ross, who was behind the plate for all four of the wins, said amid the chaotic celebration in the clubhouse after Wednesday night�s 6-1 win. �On a nightly basis, every one of those guys go out there and put their neck on the line for each other. That�s what makes it so special.�
Lackey�s turnaround
John Lackey was the one tasked with trying to close out the World Series on Wednesday night, and he had to do it while opposing Wacha, who came in 4-0 with a 1.00 ERA in the postseason.
But Lackey shut the Cardinals down for six innings, while the Red Sox tagged Wacha for six runs. He even picked up second baseman Dustin Pedroia, who booted a sure inning-ending double play grounder in the fourth inning, getting Matt Adams to fly out and then striking out David Freese.
�His turnaround mirrors that of this organization,� Farrell said. �He�s had such a good year for us, very consistent. ... And I think it�s almost fitting that he�s on the mound to finish it out (Wednesday). When you think of the ovation he got coming off the mound, I think people have seen the turnaround in him, they�ve seen the turnaround in us, and like I said, very fitting.�
Lester dominates
As well as Lackey pitched, Jon Lester was even better in his two games, and is quickly gaining a reputation as one of the better postseason pitchers in history.
He threw 7 2/3 shutout innings in Boston�s Game 1 win, then gave up one run in 7 2/3 innings in its Game 5 win. In 21 career innings into the World Series, he�s allowed one run, and his career postseason ERA is 2.11.
�I expect a lot of high things from myself, as do my teammates,� Lester said after his Game 5 win. �And I think the biggest thing is, is when you go out in a game like this or middle of the season, you don�t want to let those guys down, and we�re all trying to pull on the same rope and get to one common goal. And that�s what makes this team pretty special.�
Jake Peavy and Clay Buchholz each lasted just four innings in their only World Series start, but each gave the Red Sox a chance to win in their time on the mound.
Peavy allowed two quick runs in Game 3, but then shut St. Louis out for the next three innings before being lifted for a pinch-hitter in a game the Red Sox tied twice before losing in the bottom of the ninth. And Buchholz, clearly diminished by a sore shoulder with his fastball often clocking just 88 miles per hour, threw four scoreless innings in Game 4 before he too was lifted for a pinch hitter, though that night the Red Sox won.
Boston�s bullpen came up huge as well.
Though Craig Breslow struggled, Koji Uehara, Junichi Tazawa � who rescued Lackey on Wednesday night � and Brandon Workman didn�t allow an earned run. And Felix Doubront, who pitched 2 2/3 crucial innings in relief of Buchholz, gave up just one run in the series.


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This pack consists of 3 positive and optimistic motivational tracks. Acoustic and electric guitars and synths are used in these tracks. You can use this pack for corporate videos, advertising or other kind of media content. Both WAV and high quality MP3s are included.
1. A New Day: 2:31
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PERU — Robert G. Perez Sr., 75, of Peru went on to be with the Lord, fighting the good fight of faith against ALS (Lou Gehrig's Disease) at 2:20 a.m. Saturday, Jan. 26, 2013, at his home, surrounded by his loving family.
Robert was born Dec. 15, 1937, in DePue to Felipe and Marcos (Salasar) Perez. He married Feye Renee Ellberg on Dec. 29, 1956, in St. Mary's Church in DePue.
Robert attended DePue Schools. He was employed at American Nickeloid for 47 years and he also worked for Stuart Tree Service. He was the owner of Chico Family Restaurant in Peru. He was a member of Mighty Word Church in LaSalle. He is a past member of the Peru Rescue Station. Robert was a Peru firefighter for 11 years and he is an honorary member of the Liberty Fire Company 1. He was a leader in the Peru Boy Scout Troop 1. He loved cooking, fishing and gardening, and enjoyed feeding the birds and squirrels. His greatest joy was his children and grandchildren.
Survivors include two daughters, Debra Smith of Peru and Marsha (Gene) Pikula of Spring Valley; five sons, Robert "Chico" Perez of Peru, Timothy (Mary) Perez of Oglesby, Michael (Susan) Perez of LaSalle, Rodney (Marsha) Perez of Peru and Tony Perez of Spring Valley; 26 grandchildren; 30 great-grandchildren; one brother, Raymond (Mary) Perez of Ottawa; several nieces and nephews; and his Royal Canadian dog, Tonya.
He was preceded in death by his parents; his wife, Feye, on Nov. 13, 2002; one brother, Phillip Perez; and three sisters, Roberta Perez Salinas, Jesse Ribas Torres and Felistas Perez Manrriquez.
Funeral services will be at 10 a.m. Wednesday at Mighty Word Church, 599 Canaan Drive, LaSalle (across from the Flying J off Route 351), with Pastor Thomas Arnold officiating. Burial will follow in the Peru City Cemetery.
Visitation will be from 4 to 8 p.m. Tuesday at Mueller Funeral Home, 909 Pike St., Peru. Additional visitation will be from 9 to 10 a.m. Wednesday at the church.
Pallbearers will be Steven Valdez, Kyle Pikula, Nick Perez, Chris Perez, Rick Perez, James Perez, Daniel Perez and Julio Hernandez. Honorary pallbearers will be Cody Whightsil, Caleb Perez, Paige Perez, Kierstyn Perez and Erica Carden.
Memorial donations may be directed to the family.
The online guestbook may be viewed and remembrances shared at www.MuellerFH.com.
Robert Perez Sr.
PERU — Robert G. Perez Sr., 75, of Peru went on to be with the Lord, fighting the good fight of faith against ALS (Lou Gehrig's Disease) at 2:20 a.m. Saturday, Jan. 26, 2013, at his home, surrounded by his loving family.


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Guys hope everyone having good time with their taklas
I still can't keep my taklas away from landing on my roof.
I tried with 3 sets ( 1 set at a time) of new young pair of Takla ( keeping the adults locked in side) but unfortunately after flying for the first time even though I realise few dropper I the ground they just keep on landing on my roof
and that's it every time I let them out after finishing their fight they would land on the roof.
My back yard is quite small so the loft landing area is about 10 feet away from my house and my is quite higher then normal houses
I have other birds landing on the roof but they come down straightway as soon as call them
Only taklas are giving me hard time every time they try to come down they would start tumbling and clapping then go back to the same place again.
They would do this all the time if they can't make it before sun set then they stay out all night
And we all know what happenes (soon or later) if they spend the night out side
I have lost previous 2 sets of young when they are about 4 months old
Accept for landing on the roof I would say they are very good flyer and very good performer too
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I love Valentine's Day messages-especially when they're written in chocolate as
a dessert decoration. Creating picture-perfect chocolate letters is a quick and
easy project and ideal for any holiday. (Just last week, I piped hundreds of
chocolate words for a photo shoot.)
Here's how it works:
1. If you're not comfortable piping chocolate freehand in script, print out the message you'd like to write from your computer. Choose a font that is script-like or italicized and set the size to somewhere between 40 and 50 points. If the letters are very close together, change the character spacing to 5 points. Tape the sheet of paper with your message onto a work surface. Set a larger sheet of wax paper over the message and tape it onto the work surface. (If piping freehand, tape just the wax paper onto your work surface.)
2. Place 1/4 cup chocolate chips in a heavy-duty
resealable plastic sandwich bag; do not seal the bag. (I used a lot more than 1/4 cup chocolate in the photo, but 1/4 cup is plenty for a short message.) Microwave on High for
20 seconds. Squish the chocolate with your fingers. Repeat until the chocolate
just melts and is smooth. Push the chocolate to one corner of the bag. Twist the plastic above the
chocolate and grip the twisted part. With scissors, snip the very corner of the
bag to create a tiny hole. Squirt out a little chocolate to get rid of any air
3. Squeeze the chocolate with constant pressure to trace the letters. Be sure
to connect the letters to one another.
4. Let stand until the chocolate hardens. Carefully peel the chocolate off of
the wax paper and place it on a cake, cookie, ice cream, or plate. Give it to
your sweetheart!


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On to the matter, i'm trying to migrate all my domains, user accounts and emails from my old mail server (qmail + vpopmail + dovecot) to iRedMail-0.8.3 based on MySQL.
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Derbyshire County Council's services for children and young people have been rated as "good" in a new-style inspection carried out by government watchdogs.
The council is one of the first five local authorities inspected under a new combined Ofsted regime which looks at the way all services for vulnerable young people are run.
This includes children who need protection, children in care, those leaving care and children helped by the authority's adoption and fostering teams.
And in a report released on Tuesday, inspectors rated all five areas inspected as "good" and praised the authority for effectively protecting and caring for young people.
Cabinet member for children and young people Cllr Kevin Gillott said: "This report reflects the hard work and commitment of our staff, alongside our partners in the private and voluntary sector, to ensure all Derbyshire's youngsters get the chance to achieve their full potential.
"The positive good rating is even more significant given the new, tougher regime introduced by Ofsted which has raised the achievement bar even higher."


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Congress Trying To Regulate Certain Wireless Spectrum Issues... In A Payroll Tax Bill?
from the politics-at-work dept
No Net Neutrality Protections. Forget your feelings about the FCC's formal Open Internet Rules. An amendment by Rep. Marsha Blackburn would prevent any restrictions on network management, block any requirements to make connectivity available on a wholesale basis (which would increase competition), and stop the FCC from passing a rule allowing users to attach any non-harmful device to the network. As a result, the winner of the spectrum auction would be able to throttle, block, and discriminate however it sees fit – something that runs counter to any definition of network neutrality.I'm not necessarily convinced that all three things are quite as "horrible" as described, but at the very least, I think everyone can agree that they have no business (at all) being in a payroll tax bill. If these are ideas worth considering, they should be put in a separate bill where they can be debated accordingly.
No Safeguards Against Further Consolidation. It is no secret that one of the reasons that there are only four nationwide wireless carriers (and two dominant ones) is that only a few companies control most of the available spectrum in the United States. This amendment would prevent the FCC from making sure that new spectrum goes towards new or under-provisioned competitors instead of being further consolidated by AT&T and Verizon. That's probably why AT&T is pushing so hard for this amendment.
No Super-Wifi. One of the greatest boons of the transition from analog to digital TV broadcasting was supposed to be the creation of unlicensed "whitespaces" or "super-wifi." This new spectrum – which is much better at communicating long distances and through walls than current wifi spectrum – would be used cooperatively by everyone and usher in a new era of wireless devices. However, a third amendment would destroy the FCC's power to allocate some of this great spectrum for unlicensed uses. That means that opportunity would simply pass us by.


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EPA Completes Cleanup of Quincy Smelter at Torch Lake Superfund Site
Release Date: 11/07/2013
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HOUGHTON -- U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Region 5 Administrator Susan Hedman today joined Keweenaw National Historical Park Superintendent Mike Pflaum to announce that the Quincy Smelter portion of the Torch Lake Superfund site in Michigan's Upper Peninsula, has been deleted from the National Priorities List. The announcement occurred at an event in Houghton, Michigan directly across the Keweenaw waterway from the historic smelter in Franklin Township.
"Now that EPA has cleaned up the area around the Quincy Smelter, the Park Service will be able to use this historic structure." Hedman said. "EPA will continue working to remediate the remainder of the Torch Lake Superfund site, so that it can be removed from the National Priorities List."
Torch Lake was listed as a Superfund site in 1986. An estimated 200 million tons of tailings -- also known as copper stamp sands –- were dumped in and around Torch Lake during a century of copper milling and smelting operations from 1868 to 1968.
Originally built by the Quincy Mining Co. in 1898, the Quincy Smelter has historic significance as the last standing copper smelter of its kind. The National Park Service is exploring various alternatives for the preservation and interpretation of the site.
"The National Park Service at Keweenaw National Historical Park commends the EPA, Franklin Township and the many partners involved in the effort leading to the deletion of the Quincy Smelting Works from the Superfund's National Priority List," Pflaum said. "A tremendous amount of planning and ground work over a long period of time has resulted in this major environmental improvement and decision. This is a notable milestone for the long-term preservation and interpretation of the nationally significant smelter, which is located within the boundary of Keweenaw National Historical Park. We look forward to continuing the positive work with all involved to ensure future progress in the protection of the smelter for the benefit of the community and enjoyment and education of park visitors."
The Superfund law allows EPA to delete portions of Superfund sites on the National Priorities List when cleanup goals have been met and a location is ready for redevelopment and reuse.
EPA also recently finished cleanup work at the Calumet Lake portion of the Torch Lake Superfund site and has deleted this area from the National Priorities List. EPA previously deleted five other portions of the Torch Lake Superfund site: Lake Linden Sands, Hubbell/Tamarack, Isle Royal Sands, Mason Smelter and Michigan Smelter.
For more information on Torch Lake:
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Most of the faces won't look the same for the Bishop Hendricken basketball team this year, but that doesn't mean the Hawks are altering their expectations one bit.
They want to finish at the top.
Even with the graduation of a huge chunk of last year's team and the transfer of their best shooter, Hendricken still has plenty of quality players left in the program who will be trying to lead the team to another title.
After winning seven state championships in a row, the Hawks have come up shy of a title each of the last two years after 13-5 regular seasons. And with seven new players and seven returners – only a few of whom saw significant time last year – it's going to be a process, but one that head coach Jamal Gomes thinks is still plenty realistic.
"I like the vibe of the team," Gomes said. "Good chemistry, good teamwork already. That usually leads to good things. It's a process, so it's going to take some time, but I definitely like the teamwork and work ethic that I'm seeing up to this point."
Hendricken graduated key players Corey Palumbo, Gerry Manning, Rilwan Ilumoka, Julian Mardenli and Nick Bourdeau, and would-be senior Lee Messier transferred to Tilton School, a prep school in New Hampshire.
Plus, the Hawks haven't all been able to practice together very often thus far because of the Hendricken football team's Super Bowl run, which ended on Saturday with a third straight title.
Players that cross over between the two sports didn't get out on the court until this week. But now that they are there, they might be just what the team needs to come together and grow as a contender.
"I'm hoping those football guys are going to bring that championship mentality to our team," Gomes said. "Just do whatever it takes to get it done, work together. That kind of mindset."
One of those football guys, in particular, is going to be looked upon as perhaps the team's most important player.
Kazre Cummings, a 6-foot-4 senior wide receiver who started a number of games for the basketball team last season, is one of the most experienced players on the roster, and he's physically matured significantly from last year to this year.
It shows, and it could make Cummings one of the more dangerous players in the state on both ends of the court.
"Kazre is a monster now," Gomes said. "We're going to be counting on him a lot this year. I think he's the best defensive player in the state of Rhode Island. And I think he's going to be one of the best offensive players in Rhode Island. We're looking to him for a lot of things."
Another player the team will lean on is senior guard Will Tavares, who was one of the first players off the bench last season.
He'll likely step into a much bigger role this time around.
"He's grown," Gomes said. "He's super fast, athletic, shoots it. He can get to the rim."
Senior Ryan Hagerty is the third-most experienced player, having started games towards the tail end of last season on the inside. He'll lend Hendricken a strong post presence.
"He's about 6-3, 220, big, strong kid," Gomes said. "I'm looking to him for a lot of leadership, and his ability to rebound and bring everybody together. He can also put the ball in the basket."
Mario McClain, an offensive and defensive tackle on the football team, is another returning player who should be able to assert himself down low.
At roughly 6-foot-3, 260 pounds, McClain is an imposing player for other teams to handle.
"We're hoping he can get in there and rebound and play some tough D, give us some leadership," Gomes said.
The other three returners are senior Ryan Henseler and juniors Chris O'Brien and Will Parmlee, all of whom have improved from one year to the next.
Then there are the newer players who have a chance to make an impact.
Sophomore point guard Matt Duffie – a defensive back on the football team – will be in the mix for the point guard job, and freshman Kyle Henseler could also earn some minutes.
Junior Adetokunbo Ademola is a big, athletic player who could see time at forward, while junior Garfield Coustard has drastically improved from last season.
"He's really made a change in his body," Gomes said of Coustard. "He's improved his overall demeanor, and his athleticism. He's about 6-2, can rebound, does some really nice things."
Sophomores Mike Muto, Jason Rosario and Ira Lough – who's 6-foot-5 – are also very much in the fold.
It amounts to what could be a lot of depth, and a lot of similar skill sets throughout the roster.
"Top to bottom and in-between, there's no real superstar," Gomes said. "There's just a lot of solid guys that want to win. I'm seeing a lot of good things that I'm hoping it pays off."
And the parity has shown throughout the practices thus far, as Gomes has yet to decide on a starting lineup going forward.
"I told my seven returners, 'Everyone's trying out,'" Gomes said. "They've got to earn a spot. That was the direction this summer. We wanted to bring the program to the commitment level, the heart, the toughness, the aggressiveness. We're trying to set that tone. And get back to the form of not so many years ago."
The Hawks will be competing in D-I-South this year with Coventry, Cranston West, North Kingstown and South Kingstown. It's one of three subdivisions of D-I, down from four subdivisions last year.
Another change the league has made is going back to having division tournaments and a state tournament. Two years ago, the state tournament debuted alongside the division tournaments, but last year there was just a state competition. Once again this year, there will be both.
If Hendricken wants to climb to the top of either or both tournaments, it's going to have to grow as the season progresses.
Gomes is confident that they can do it.
"Everyone is going to have to be on the same page and play that tough defense we play every year," Gomes said. "If we do that, I think we'll be in the mix."
Hendricken will play its first non-league game of the season today when it hosts Toll Gate at 7 p.m. On Tuesday, the Hawks will begin D-I play. They'll start at home against Hope, the defending state runner-up. That game will be at 7 p.m.


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"the side angle options were better sorted "
This is an interesting camera, but I'd have to wait until the side angle options were better sorted . . .
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Posted 14 January 2010 - 08:21 AM
"the side angle options were better sorted "
This is an interesting camera, but I'd have to wait until the side angle options were better sorted . . .
Carpe carp - Seize the carp
Posted 14 January 2010 - 12:29 PM
"the side angle options were better sorted "
Posted 14 January 2010 - 12:37 PM
Hello Mark, thanks a lot for keeping us up to date with info & pics! Good to hear the 45mm macro fits in the 14-45mm zoom port. Does the zoom port allow manual focussing of the macro lens? Have you tried filming? I'd like to know whether the auto-focus gets too loud when filming (due to sound amplification by the housing), thus ruining the videoclips' audio?
Thanks, Thierry
Posted 14 January 2010 - 08:09 PM
"the side angle options were better sorted "
Mike Oelrich
Canon EOS 40D in Seatool housing, 100mm macro, Tokina 10-17, INON Z-240s.
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Posted 15 January 2010 - 04:20 AM
Dear Mark,
I've been following your posts on the 10 BAR GF1 housing. I'm seriously considering getting one soon. If you don't mind, I have a few questions based on your actual experience with the unit:
On the housing:
-- Can you confirm full access to all camera controls? Can you control both the click and the turn of the rear control dial? Looking at the picture, I'm not sure if it can. This control is quite critical for the camera.
-- Looking at the back of the housing, it seems that there are not enough buttons/levers to match those in the camera. Do some buttons control dual functions? Can the 4-way controller be easily accessed? What about the display and DOF preview buttons? Can all buttons be easily controlled?
-- Is there an option to put a hot shoe mount on top of the housing? It looks quite tight but I need a place to attach a focus light.
-- Have you been able to test the housing with a camera inside? Can you give feedback on the responsiveness of the controls? Can you feel the "half-click" with their shutter lever? Is the ergonomics of the housing acceptable?
-- Is the camera mounted on a tray to install it in the housing? Or, is it just a "drop-in" affair?
On the port:
-- Looking at the picture of the port for the 14-45 kit lens, it looks like it semi-dome shaped. Is this correct?
-- Is it possible to attach 67mm threaded lenses in front of this port?
-- There are 2 control knobs on the port, is this for zoom and focus? Are the zoom gears included in the kit?
-- What other port options will be available? I hope the upcoming 8mm fisheye can fit inside the 14-45 port!
-- It is possible to order the kit without the 20mm port? This one seems a bit redundant.
Other questions:
-- Do you have an idea of the +/- buoyancy of the complete set-up?
-- Is there space to install a flood sensor inside the housing?
Please accept my sincere apologies for all these questions. I'm very excited with the potential promise of the camera. At the same time, I want to make sure this will be the right tool for me to improve my u/w photography and that it will be flexible enough to "grow" with me.
Thank you very much for all your help. I really appreciate you taking the time to help me out.
Best fishes,
Posted 15 January 2010 - 09:02 PM
Hi Mike,
Lots of questions but I think I can answer most. It will be easier with a few pictures. I have a dive planned for the morning and after that I'll take some pics of the housing that will answer some of your questions and post the answers as best I can.
Edited by underexposed, 15 January 2010 - 09:19 PM.
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Here's another shot from the camera. I'm still figuring it out but liking it more each dive. The 45mm Macro fits in the dome port nicely so no need for anything else for macro shots. This was taken with the Leica DG MACRO-ELMARIT 45mm F2.8 ASPH MEGA O.I.S. lens.
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Current rig: Sony SLT-alpha55 in Ikelite housing, Sigma 105mm f2.8 DC Macro w/ Ike 5505.58 flat port or Sigma 8-16mm f/4.5-5.6 DC HSM behind UWCamStuff custom 5" mini-dome. Dual INON z240 Type IVs triggered with DS51 for TTL mimicry, or DS51 alone with home-made ringflash assy for macro.
Topside, unhoused: Sony SLT-alpha99,
Sigma 150-500mm + 1.4TC (Saving for Sony 70-400 G2), Sigma 15mm diagonal fish, Sony 24-70mm f2.8 CZ, Tamron 180mm f2.8 Macro...all the gear and nary a clue...
Posted 18 January 2010 - 12:23 PM
Dear Mark,
Thanks for the quick answers to all my questions. I guess you must be pretty happy with the set-up.
Based on your review, it looks like I'll need to save up for this housing soon.
Dive safe and happy shooting!
Best fishes,
Posted 18 January 2010 - 12:34 PM
Mark: That's an awesome shot. The texture and lighting are great. Congrats.
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Posted 31 January 2010 - 05:17 AM
I finally got a chance to play with the two inon s2000 strobes I purchased. Unfortunately, I am a little bit confused as to what flash setting to set the GF-1 to. Right now, I am using an optical connection to one and the other I am using wireless. The strobes fire correctly, but the images do not come out well. They look very underexposed which makes me think that the TTL is not TTL-ing. What do you have your GF-1 set to? Thanks in advance
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Counseling increases course offerings, professional degree tracks
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The Loyola University New Orleans Department of Counseling increased its master's degree program from 54 to 60 hours, after approval by the University Courses and Curriculum Committee, which met on March 18. The change was prompted by new standards set by the Council for Accreditation of Counseling and Related Educational Programs which requires all programs to increase their master's program degree requirements.
Housed in the College of Social Sciences, the department of counseling offers Master of Science degrees in clinical mental health counseling and school counseling. Both tracks prepare students to become licensed professional counselors in Louisiana, and the school counseling track enables students to become certified school counselors. The department also offers a dual degree with the Loyola Institute for Ministry in counseling and pastoral studies.
With the increase in hours, students will now be required to take two diagnosis and treatment courses instead of one. One course focuses on diagnosing and treating children, and the other focuses on adults. Students will also be required to take an additional elective.
The increase in hours will enable the department to provide for licensing and additional certifications in the following specializations:
- Clinical Mental Health Counseling: Licensed Professional Counselor
- School Counseling: LPC, Ancillary Louisiana Certification
- Marriage and Family: LPC, Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist
- Play Therapy: LPC, Registered Play Therapist
- Group Counseling: LPC
Students who are already enrolled will have the option to either continue on their original plan of study, change to the 60-hour degree plan or graduate under their original degree plan and stay to complete a post-master's specialization.
Reaction to the change from students has been positive.
"I think that the program change is a great idea," said first-year graduate student Stephanie Ducros. "I will take advantage of the program increase and the opportunity for additional certification and licensure. An additional specialization will be beneficial to me when I am applying to Ph.D. programs, and it will provide me with more knowledge and skills when working with clients."
Department of Counseling Director LeAnne Steen, Ph.D., LPC, RPT-S, shared Ducros' enthusiasm.
"This program increase is exciting in so many ways," Steen said. "Having the specialization or dual specialization opportunities for our graduate students attracts high-end students. We are thrilled to offer students opportunities to meet all of the educational requirements for two different types of licensure for mental health counselors as well as certification opportunities in school counseling and play therapy."
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I love this outfit. Happy New Year!ReplyDelete
Happy new year, Lauren! 2013 is going to bring you a ton of awesome things!ReplyDelete
Sounds like a great year. I hope 2013 is just as good to you!ReplyDelete
Love the outfit. So cute and laid back, as usual! :)ReplyDelete
And congrats on a wonderful 2012. I know that God has so much more planned for you in 2013. Cheers! :)Replies
And I thought you looked like you'd "gotten healthier" in the last few months, aka: like you'd lost weight. You look gorgeous, as always! :)Delete
Exciting times on the horizon!ReplyDelete
I hear ya on the car related stuff, oh growing up... SO MUCH FUN.
Great look. Love the chambray with the striped skirt. Sounds like a great 2012 for you and like there's lots of exciting stuff happening in 2013. Can't wait to hear about it.ReplyDelete
Happy new year!
Ooh it sounds like 2013 is going to be your year! Good luck with everything that is to come! xo, MariaReplyDelete
Cute outfit! I have been looking for a shirt like yours. Looks like I need to check out Target! Thank you!ReplyDelete
You and your sister should move to Nashville, TN!!! We would love to have you here!!ReplyDelete
Reading through the list, I was like, "Hello! Why isn't there anything cat-related?" But low and behold, I just had to keep reading.ReplyDelete
Happy New Year, Lauren! I think you and I should move to the same city in 2013. We're looking to move too. ;)
ooooo, love this outfit - and i have similar pieces so i'll have to re-create :)ReplyDelete
happy 2013!
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I'm with ya on the car! That is one of my goals for 2013! Well see how it goes.ReplyDelete
Happy New Year!
Sounds like ytou had a great year and have many great things on the horizon.ReplyDelete
What an adorable outfit! Happy New Year, pretty girl!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJanuary 2, 2013 at 11:59 AM
wouldn't have ever thought of this combo but it looks so very cute!ReplyDelete
Happy New Year pretty lady!ReplyDelete
I say that move to a new city includes So Cal because I could really use some interior decorating & fashion help! ;)
CUTE skirt!! I love this whole outfit. Happy New Year. xx. McKenna LouReplyDelete
I am LOVING your hair! That is almost exactly the coloring I have been trying to perfect on mine. Beautiful. Happy New Year! Sounds like 2013 is going to be a good one.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJanuary 2, 2013 at 10:26 PM
I have those boots in brown and black. They are my favorite and I am definitely getting my money's worth out of them!ReplyDelete
Sounds like a great year!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJanuary 3, 2013 at 11:43 AM
Boyfriend thing won't last - that is for certain. Good luck with the Blog.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJanuary 3, 2013 at 5:08 PM
Very cute outfit! Happy 2013!ReplyDelete
Can't wait to see what this year brings you! Sounds like there will be lots of great things coming your way! Love your blog :)ReplyDelete
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It sounds like you had a great year last year. All the best in 2013 to you!
Cute outfit! Can I ask what size the skirt is?ReplyDelete
I so wish I had a target close to me!ReplyDelete
What a cute blog you have! I found it via my friend linking up today (Heather Homefaker). Look forward to seeing more. Happy 2013!ReplyDelete
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Digital ammonium and nitrate sensor ISEmax CAS40D
Ion-selective Memosens sensor for the wastewater industry
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ISEmax CAS40D is the right technology for trend measurement directly in the basin. It helps you to increase the efficiency and reduce the energy costs of your aeration processes. The sensor works without reagents saving you even further money. With its robust ion-selective membranes and excellent self-cleaning, it eases your maintenance tasks. Thanks to Memosens, CAS40D combines maximum process and data integrity with best operating comfort and simplifies predictive maintenance.
Nitrate and ammonium measured directly without the need for expensive sample conditioning
Optional potassium and/or chloride measurement compensates for cross sensitivities and ensures reliable measuring results
Low maintenance thanks to automatic flushing unit
Installed directly on the basin rim, no measuring container or sample-conveying pump required
Easy handling due to storage of sensor-specific data
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ISEmax CAS40D measures ammonium, nitrate and pH in municipal wastewater treatment plants:
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- Determination of ammonium and nitrate concentration
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"While we wait for Mass Effect 4 an ex-BioWare writer discusses what might have been."
"Maybe the Reapers kept wiping out organic life because organics keep evolving to the state where they would use biotics and dark energy and that caused an entropic effect that would hasten the end of the universe. Being immortal being, that's something they wouldn't want to see."
So they introduced recursive circumstances in which societies developed along a certain path which furthered the effect? Nevermind that they were only dealing with a universal sized issue only on a galactic scale. Or that because of their organic cores Reapers should have been either capable of biotic abilities or modify a race which could.
Nah.. They should've just said that the dark energy was the reapers main source of power/fuel.. And with the races starting to evolve faster and faster with each new cycle the dark energy got more scarce(seeing that biotics and synthetics use it as a power source themselves) not to mention that it takes aoens on aoens for dark energy to manifest from debris floating around in space and some other space magic thrown into limbo..
Something like that...
Doesnt matter how it 'couldve' ended. What we got is already there, and sucked. Heres my idea for what ME4 should look like, http://www.youtube.com/watc... it would fix the ME3 ending AND be a sequel at the same time


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huntpat brauchte ein neues Website Design und hat einen Wettbewerb auf 99designs gestartet.
Aus 27 Designs von 15 Designern wurde eine Gewinner gewählt.
We are in need of a website (template only, no code) and a simple logo for a Residency program at a hospital.
The name of the website will be Emergency Resident, and the URL will be http://www.emergencyresident.com. We currently have an existing site, but it is basically just for the back-end where users log in. We want to revamp the design for the site and add in some general information about the program.
Please see the full contest description for all the details.
Emergency Resident - http://www.emergencyresident.com
Desired Color Scheme:
No particular requirements, but probably a white or light-colored background
Desired Style:
Simple, classy, clean design with a professional feel. After we get a few initial entries, we will be able to provide feedback that will help you better understand what we are looking for.
Accepted File Formats:
Vector Formats (.eps, .pdf or .ai); Layered Formats (.psd or .tiff)
We are in need of a logo and a website (template only, no code) for a Residency program.
The name of the website will be Emergency Resident, the URL will be http://www.emergencyresident.com. We currently have an existing site, but it is basically just for the back-end where users log in. We want to revamp the design for the site and add in some general information about the program.
The site basically consists of 2 parts. The first part is the publically accessible information that anyone will be able to see when they go to the site. This will be general information about the program, about the city, etc.
The second part is the secure area that users see once they are logged in.
The design can basically be the same for both parts of the site, except that the publically accessible design will need a login panel with username, password, checkbox for "remember meâ€, and login button.
We would like to see both a home page design and a content page design.
We want the site to have a clean, professional feel. It needs to be very easy to navigate and to find information.
The logo should be simple and professional, just like the site design. We are not looking for something extravagant.
On the content page design, please add in some common design elements (such as buttons, lists, tables with header, sub header, and regular cells, etc.).
You can use some stock-photography for the design if you feel it is appropriate.
We need the design to have a drop-down menu near the top. Once users log in to the secure area of the website, the menu will need to be able to hold up to about 10 different top-level items. We would prefer a horizontal menu, but if you don't think this many items will fit, it might have to be a 2-row horizontal menu or a vertical menu on the side.
For the homepage, top level links will include General Information, Application Information, Links, Contact Us, etc.
Legal Requirements: All submissions must be 100% your own original work. The winning submission includes transfer of ownership for work submittals and all design materials. We check submitted material for copyright violations. The design can be used in your portfolio. We reserve the right to end the contest without a winner if no winning entry can be decided upon.
Thanks in advance for your work on this contest. We're looking forward to seeing all the entries!
Desired File Formats: Original, layered PSD. Font files for non-standard fonts. Original stock photography if used.


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Book-Inspired Kids Parties
From a birthday party, to a baby shower, or simply a slumber party, choosing a theme makes it easy to organize a coherent and beautiful party. A book-inspired theme can be a fun and colorful choice.
Above are some terrific book-inspired kids parties - click through to see more of each party.
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Linked by Thom Holwerda on Fri 4th Jun 2010 15:36 UTC
Earlier this week, Apple launched a HTML5 Showcase page, displaying several uses for HTML5 and related technologies. However, it turns out that Apple is using trickery to block out browsers other than Safari, with the end result that browsers with better support for web standards than Safari can't access the demos.
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RE: Still unclear
by aliquis on Fri 4th Jun 2010 17:14 UTC in reply to "Still unclear"
RE[2]: Still unclear
by Nelson on Fri 4th Jun 2010 18:40 in reply to "RE: Still unclear"
I don't need or want the advanced content with lots of anims, waiting, and shit anyway.
So not an issue really ..
So not an issue really ..
Well, this is a case of people talking out of both sides of their mouth. I'm not necessarily saying you, but people will applaud what Html5, Css3, Svg, Canvas, et all do in these kind of showcases.. then as soon as someone points it out how much more efficient Silverlight is and has been at doing the same thing, they dismiss it as unnecessary.
RE[3]: Still unclear
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Why I bake bread: Reason #27b
It's a "cheap thrill."
I don't seem to habituate to the high from taking a beautiful loaf (or two, or four) out of the oven.
"Overnight Country Brown" loaves from FWYS
I finally remembered not to seal my seams too well and to proof the boules seam-side down in the bannetons!
The crust is crunchy and chewy. The crumb is quite chewy. The flavor 4 hours after baking was mildly sour with a prominent whole wheat flavor. Typically, the flavor of my mixed flour breads meld and mellow by the second day. This is very nice now, but I expect it to be even better tomorrow.


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Pet Peeve of the day:Last night after basketball practice I stopped at Walmart as there are actually some Walmarts in Canada starting to carry *gasp* Star Wars toys, so thought I'd check. As I'm leaving, this woman is walking in and away from her kid. It's ten to 10:00 PM and -15 C outside. Her daughter is maybe 3 years old and not wearing a jacket and crying. WTF is up with that? I don't care how aggravating your kid is, you don't walk away from him/her in dangerous weather conditions when they are not dressed properly nor can they take care of themselves at that age. And why, pray tell, is a 3 year old at Walmart at that time of night?
I just about Colmaned her right then and there
Also, when there is complete silence. I totally cannot stand that at all! That bothers me way to much!
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Today's top Irish news stories:
Margaret Thatcher repeatedly told top British politician the Irish were 'all liars'
Britain's former Northern Ireland secretary Peter Mandelson has said the only thing Margaret Thatcher ever told him was that the Irish were "all liars" and not to be trusted.
He revealed these details of his 1999 exchange with the Baroness, explaining why he did not want to attend the former prime minister's funeral service...READ MORE
Irish nanny Aisling McCarthy Brady to plead not guilty on murder charge today in Boston
The Irish nanny, Aisling McCarthy Brady, will plead not guilty in court in Boston today when she faces a murder charge. of killing a one year old baby.
Aisling McCarthy Brady faces murder in the first degree charges at a court in Woburn, Massachusetts...READ MORE
Irish dance community rally to support Richard family - victims of Boston marathon blast- VIDEO
Irish dancers from across New England are set to show their support for the Richard family at a Boston "Irish dance out" this weekend. This fundraiser is just one of the many ways the community have rallied around the Dorchester, Boston family who lost their son Martin (8) in Monday's bombing...READ MORE
Irish American leaders see legalization of 50,000 Irish in new Immigration bill
The Irish Lobby for Immigration Reform has welcomed Wednesday's introduction of the Border Security, Economic Opportunity and Immigration Modernization Act of 2013, S.744 by the 'Gang of 8' in the US Senate and fully expect an estimated 50,000 Irish undocumented to benefit if it becomes law...READ MORE
Expert testifies that Savita Halappanavar would likely be alive had she had an abortion
Dr. Peter Boylan, former master of the National Maternity Hospital in Ireland, said during his testimony that Indian dentist Savita Halappanavar could have survived had she been granted an abortion earlier in her treatment, though it was not legally permissible...READ MORE


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Céline Dion was originally expecting triplets.
The "My Heart Will Go On" singer revealed her loss in an interview with Quebec TV, taped 10 days before she gave birth to twins Nelson and Eddie Saturday at a West Palm Beach, Fla. hospital.
Dion, whose last pregnancy ended in a miscarriage, said the heart of one of her fetuses stopped beating shortly after learning she was pregnant again -- with triplets.
"He chose to let go to give space to his brothers to grow," Dion said, according to Us, which posted excerpts of her interview on Friday.
The singer's rep separately confirmed the loss of the unborn child to E! News on Friday.
Also Friday, Dion and hubby/manager René Angelil revealed the names of their fraternal twins: Nelson was named for South African anti-apartheid leader Nelson Mandela, who the couple once met. Eddie was named for Eddie Mornay, the producer of Dion's first five albums.
"Céline and René want their children to be inspired by their names, because they were so inspired by these men," Dion's rep told People.
The singer left the hospital with her twins in tow on Wednesday evening.
"Everyone's doing great. They are happy to be home," her rep told People on Thursday.


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DavidTomic wrote:martinjs wrote:Not going to make it, Wasn't a target but I'm turning 50 next month and I'm closing in on 70,000k's in 5 years of returning to cycling. Would have made a nice round figure.
How much are you coming up short by?
2000 give or take a few k's. Bikejournal will show 70,000 I think but the other 2,000 was from Melbourne a few years before this effort.


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