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However, being a nerdy-geeky sort of person I have a high level of customisation of my computer that I'm anxious to retain, so I've been documenting where all this stuff is stored.
This may be useful to anyone else upgrading from Windows XP and Office 2003 and any other suggestions would be appreciated.
Yeah, IT say they'll move everything across, but just in case...
Quick launch toolbar settingsThese are the icons that appear to the right of the Start button. You can add frequently used applications here by dragging the item to the taskbar.
These settings are stored in C:\Documents and Settings\username\Application Data\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\QuickLaunch.
Copy the QuickLaunch folder to an external drive so you can restore it later.
Office settingsIf you make good use of autotext, keyboard shortcuts, macros and templates, check to make sure your templates are copied to an external drive or USB.
If you're not sure where your Word templates are, go to Tools, Options, choose the File Locations tab and look at the User Templates setting. Mine points to a folder called 'Templates' - very creative.
Macros are stored in templates. If you have a general macro that is available no matter which template you're using it's probably stored as part of the normal template (Normal.dot). This template also stores any keyboard shortcuts and autotext you've set up.
Make sure this template is in your templates folder and copy the whole folder to your external drive or USB.
But MOST IMPORTANTLY, to make sure all your office settings (including the location of the template folder) are stored, use this handy wizard to create a file that can be used to restore the settings after the upgrade:
Click on the Start button, choose All Programs, Microsoft Office 2003, Microsoft Office Tools, Microsoft 2003 Save My Settings Wizard
and follow the prompts, then make sure that you copy the resulting OPS file to your external drive.
You can use the same Wizard to restore the settings after upgrade.
Start menu settingsYou may have added programs "above the line" on the Start Menu if they're things you use all the time.
You do this by right-clicking on a program name in the Start, All Programs list and choosing Pin to Start Menu.
I haven't been able to find where these settings are stored, but since there are probably only a couple of things it's just as easy to add them again.
May be useful to take a screenshot of your Start and Programs menus before the upgrade.
You may also have added applications that automatically launch at start up, like Outlook and IE.
These are stored in C:\Documents and Settings\username\Start Menu\Programs\Startup.
Copy the folder onto your external drive just in case you need to restore it after the upgrade.
Favourites/BookmarksFor Internet Explorer, copy the folder C:\Documents and Settings\username\Favorites
For Firefox, copy the folder: C:\Documents and Settings\username\Application Data\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\profilename\bookmarks.html


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Living large comes cheap in Tampa - relatively speaking.
That the sense one gets following a recent price reduction on a 29,000-square-foot mansion there, down to $12.9 million, or $445 a square foot.
In Naples and the tonier parts of Sarasota and Southwest Florida, though, mansion buyers often pay twice that, or more.
Mark Yaffe, a gold dealer who's fallen on tough times, relatively speaking, originally put his "house" in Tampa's up-upscale Avila Country Club on the market at $25 million in 2008.
But the market for such properties, at least in the bay area, is extremely thin. Even many of the area's professional athlete residents - think the Yankees' Derek Jeter, among others - tend to balk at that price stratus for something not even on the water.
So Yaffe, who filed for bankruptcy, has chased the market downward. He first dropped the price to $17.5 million, then $14.9 million a year ago.
"When something isn't selling, it's always price, price, price," Coldwell Banker agent Michelle Fitz-Randolph said. "They are very motivated to sell."
Yaffe's pad is nothing if not opulent.
With architecture that imitates a 17th-century British royal palace, the mansion has 10 bedrooms, 10 baths, 14 fireplaces, a formal ballroom, a wood-paneled library and a wine cellar.
Built in 2004 at 706 Guisando de Avila, 11 miles north of downtown Tampa, the mansion also has 15,500 square feet of terraces, a pool that resembles a small pond and an actual pond, too. There's also a guest house and a private basketball court.
With the price drop, Yaffe's home is no longer the priciest home on the market in the Tampa Bay area, either.
It is now tied for that distinction with a 15,000- square-foot bayfront mansion in Clearwater's Harbor Oaks, which had been priced at $14.9 million for two years until a price cut Wednesday lopped $2 million from that figure, according to Realtor.com and Zillow.com.
Given the square footage and the asking price of the Yaffe property, a similar house would be almost impossible to find in the Sarasota area.
There's C� d'Zan, the John and Mable Ringling mansion, of course, but the state of Florida isn't selling. A few blocks away, a 21,500-square-foot mansion at 4449 Bay Shore Road challenges Yaffe's grandeur, but it is tied up in an epic construction-defects lawsuit after a $19 million transfer in 2008.
Both of those houses, like most of Sarasota's top-tier residential real estate, have views of salt water.
So does Villa Solstice, an 11,000-square-foot mansion in the Sapphire Shores neighborhood north of downtown being sold by Charles and Kim Githler. That single-family mansion is listed at $14.9 million, or $1,354 a square foot, making it the highest-priced, waterfront house for sale north of Naples.
In The Concession, a luxury golf community in Manatee County, a 17,750- square-foot mansion is being listed for sale at $16.5 million, while a 2-acre Gulf-front trio of houses on Casey Key, totaling 11,100 square feet, is for sale at $16.95 million.
But for exterior opulence, the Yaffe house might be matched locally only by Anders and Katherine Harris Ebbeson's new 16,000-square-foot bayfront manse, on Bay Point Drive.
There's also the home owned by Gary and Elizabeth Kompothecras, on Siesta Key. It measures 13,562 square feet and overlooks the south end of Crescent Beach. Like C� d'Zan, it isn't for sale.
Recent sales have also made Yaffe's new price seem pale by comparison.
When Snook Inn, a 7,218-square-foot home on north Siesta Key sold recently at $10 million, for instance, the buyers paid $1,385 a square foot.
And in Naples, a 20,600- square-foot, Gulf-front mansion sold last year at $47.2 million, or $2,293 a square foot.
Information from the Tampa Bay Times was used in this report.
The Sarasota market does not have any 29,000-square-foot houses on the market, but it has several significant and ornate mansions, some for sale, some not. Square- footage measurements are for air-conditioned space.
Ca d'Zan, The Ringling Museum, Sarasota, 36,000 square feet. State-owned.
4449 Bay Shore Road, Sarasota, 21,200 square feet. Not listed.
8499 Lindrick Lane, The Concession, Manatee County, 17,750 square feet, $16.5 million.
2309 Casey Key Road, Nokomis, 19,674 square feet. Not listed.
1420 Bay Point Drive, Sarasota, 16,015 square feet. Not listed.
6910 Point of Rocks Road, Siesta Key, 13,562 square feet. Not listed.
374 S. Shore Drive, Sapphire Shores, Sarasota, 10,881 square feet, $14.9 million.
And in Naples ...
3100 Gordon Drive, 20,600 square feet on 3 acres, sold in March 2012 for $47.2 million.
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SQL Server 2012: Biggest Little Core-house
Now that SQL Server 2012 is generally available to the public, many companies are looking at the new platform and trying to figure out how to move to it and take advantage of all the new cool features. Unfortunately, some folks haven't… Read more
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Titans added new coach, veterans with Super Bowl experience hoping winning is contagious
NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Finding his locker parked in the middle of the defensive backs left linebacker Wesley Woodyard feeling nervous as he joined the Titans.
A defensive captain in Denver, Woodyard wasn't quite sure what to think.
Turns out the Titans knew exactly what they were doing with the locker assignment.
Woodyard says it's all cool now because he sits next to safeties and defensive backs — the very players he has to communicate with calling schemes.
Tennessee hasn't reached the postseason since 2008, and turning around a franchise mired in mediocrity needs talent and winning experience. The Titans added some winners a year ago in safety Bernard Pollard and tight end Delanie Walker with right tackle Michael Oher and linebackers Woodyard and Shaun Phillips this offseason along with new coach Ken Whisenhunt.
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Dan Heijmen's letter to CUTPosted by Hh
From Dan Heijmen ('03-'07, Callahan '07). He wanted me to pass this along to the CUT world at large.
From the first day of my first tryout I heard about CUT. It was the Fall of 2002 and the Hodags had come off their most successful season in their history: losing in National Finals to Stanford (a bitter pill) but more importantly, beating CUT in Regional Finals for the first time in over a decade. The Hodags went on to back up that win in National Semis, beating Carleton again and cementing Wisconsin as a national power.
This would have never happened without CUT.
If you're a Hodag, there is no bigger game than Regional Finals, and no bigger rival than Carleton. At Wisconsin, scrimmages are held where both teams are told to play like CUT, and the week leading up to Regionals is a mix of anxiety, intensity and sleepless nights. The faces of their studs pop up in your head during workouts and practices - obviously - but also when you least expect it: daydreaming in class or when you're trying to fall asleep.
You dream about getting that block or throwing that goal that will claim this year for the Hodags. Or worse, the nightmare of getting D'd, or giving up a break that loses the game. You know that CUT will demand your best, but that it might not be good enough to win.
In my 5 years playing for the Hodags I had a losing record against CUT at Regionals . My first year was a typical epic. Guys like Chase, Masulis, Phil, and Jimmy Chu from CUT going up against Tyler, Paradise, Brown, Tyson and Hector for Wisconsin. In all my years of sport I had never participated in such an incredible atmosphere of pure competition. And when it was over and we had lost, I watched as Tyler and Chase looked each other in the eye and embraced. They had each given their all against the man they'd been preparing for and training against all year. They had earned each other's respect and admiration. They had pushed the other to new heights and brought their teammates along for the ride. Both teams gave their all, and CUT came out on top. We went on to win Nationals that year, but we had still lost to CUT.
As a Junior, playing in Carleton Stadium I suffered a compound fracture going up for a disc against a CUT opponent. I was rushed to Northfield Hospital and was in surgery while my team played and lost for the 3rd year in a row. CUT rushed the field and celebrated (or so I was told) another Central Region Crown while I was hooked up to a morphine drip and barely knew where I was. But when I woke up, who did I see come through the door but Chris Rupp, one of CUT's captains. He wasn't with his teammates, celebrating a Regional Championship, a trip to nationals, and a victory over his fiercest rival in his home stadium. He was at the hospital, visiting a guy he barely knew. At the time, I knew Chris only as an opponent. He was my year and the guy I measured myself against. I imagined the work he put in on the track or in the weight room and used it as my motivation during our latest, awful, gut-churning workout. That he came to see me said everything about his character and reflected everything that was good about CUT and our rivalry with them.
He kept the visit brief, saying how sorry he was and that he hoped I would heal up in time for Nationals, 5 weeks away. His visit meant the world to me, and deepened my respect for him and his team. But more than anything, it made me want to beat him even more. I wanted to show him my best. I respect the hell out of Chris Rupp and I wanted to prove that to him by playing my balls off at Nationals.
We matched up in Pre-Quarters that year, knowing that because of the draw and tournament format, that there would be only 1 bid to Nationals from the Central Region the following season. Both teams fought hard, with alumni screaming on and tempers flaring up. I caught a 50/50 disc in the endzone with my good hand and spiked it down with my cast, the bones in my forearm being held together by 2 plates and 12 screws. My teammates swarmed me, ranting and rabid with joy. This was why I played. To compete against the best, and to lose myself in pure competition against a worthy opponent.
After that college season was over I decided - with a few other Wisconsin guys - to try out for Sub Zero, our chilly neighbors to the North. There was some definite tension in the air when I first got out of the car and put my cleats on. What was it going to be like to catch passes from CUTboys, instead of trying to D them? What about high-fiving after our scrimmage team scored?
The tension lasted for about 3 minutes. These were good players: fast, smart and hardworking. They were easy to play with and they were fun to play with. The guys on CUT moved the ball quickly and yelled a ton from the sideline. Sure, they were weird liberal arts kids and probably played a ton of Magic the Gathering, but that didn't change the fact that they could ball. I credit my first season on Sub Zero with instilling in me the awareness that a strong, supportive and intelligent sideline was paramount towards building a winning program.
The Hodags were good at being loud. We were good at being crazy. We were good and jamming our bodies in a mob and screaming absurdities until we lost our voices. We were good at freaking out at all the right times. At that point, we weren't great about constructive sideline communication. On Sub Zero, my CUT teammates made me a better player when I was on the field. They told me where the disc was on defense and when I was hot. They cheered for me when I denied my man an under and fired me up when my legs started to go. The feedback and insight I got when I came off the field helped me develop into a cerebral player, someone focused on the details while always remembering the big picture: every time you step on the field, get better.
The CUT influence on the Hodags cannot be overstated. Of course they pushed us to be our best. They forced us around the track for another 200 and told us we had another rep in us when it seemed we were spent. But we also borrowed and stole from them, unabashedly. They had good ideas, and we took them. And guess what, it worked.
The joke with CUT was that the team you saw during the regular season was not the team that showed up at Regionals. They'd come to Stanford or Centex in white, v-neck t-shirts they decorated themselves and go 4-2 or 3-3. Pretty underwhelming for a team with their talent. Their rookies would get a bunch of run and in general they seemed vaguely apathetic about winning. I think I've only lost once to Carleton in a non-Regional game. They had a plan, a trajectory for the season that said, early tournaments don't matter, let's improve and keep our eye on the prize.
At Regionals, everything was different. They had slick-looking jerseys and made their annual sacrifice to the Midwest weather gods. The rain fell and the wind blew hard, but CUT was fast; their throws were crisp and they were ready to win.
Winning Nationals will always be the highlight of my Ultimate career, but I've never been as happy on an Ultimate Field as when we finally beat CUT at Regionals. The weather was so horrible that the University of Iowa closed their fields. We played the game, Regional Finals, essentially squatting at a city park where the dandelions came halfway up our shin. The game could've been on the moon, it didn't matter. To make the stakes even higher, our win over them at the previous year's prequarters meant that only one team was going to Natties. 2 teams enter, 1 team leaves.
The game had everything. Lead changes, amazing grabs, great blocks, upwind goals and a fair dose of controversy. The sidelines were packed and alumni were racing onto the field after scores as though they were playing in the game. When the dust settled, we had won by 3, scoring an upwind break to take the game 15-12. I was elated. I found my best friend and co-captain Tom Burkly and hugged him as though he just returned from war. " I can't believe we did it. " he said, "I can't believe we finally beat them."
It was hard to imagine what the CUT players felt. We shook hands and hugged after the game, but something that year was different. We had ended their season. In other years, when we had lost, we still had nationals. We had beaten Iowa or someone else to make it to she show. Sure the loss hurt, but we had more to play. I realized that Nationals wouldn't be the same without CUT there. It would be watered down, less intense and less vibrant without those crazy CUTboys.
I watched as the CUT players, friends, families embraced each other much the same way that we were. Obviously, there were more smiles on our sideline than theirs, but there was something almost uncanny in the similarity of each teams' reaction. There was a realization that maybe this was it. This was the game, this was the opponent. This was why we played.
Many Hodags and CUTboys have chosen to mark their bodies with their team logo. Many haven't. I got one and I see it every day. But even if I didn't have it I would still remember. I remember my teammates. I remember the workouts and practices, the tournaments and games, the wins and losses. I remember what it feels like to be pushed to be your best, and I remember our rivals.
The CUT community lost 3 brothers on Friday and it sucks. It hurts and it doesn't make sense. I didn't know the players personally and haven't overlapped with any college players for some time now. But I can picture them in my head. I can see their faces in teammates past and present. I imagine that they brought the same fire, smarts and relentless energy that's become a defining characteristic of every CUTboy I've played with and against.
We, Wisconsin, mourn your loss. But we celebrate our rivalry and remember it every day.
Hodag Love to Cutboys everywhere.
Hodag Love to Cutboys everywhere.
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Stefanini IT Solutions Successfully Completes Acquisition of TechTeam Global
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SAO PAULO, Brazil, Dec. 13, 2010 /PRNewswire/ -- Stefanini IT Solutions today announced the successful completion of the $8.35 per share cash tender offer for all outstanding shares of TechTeam Global, Inc. ("TechTeam Global";Nasdaq: TEAM) made by Stefanini International Holdings Ltd ("Stefanini") and its acquisition subsidiary. The tender offer expired at 12:00 midnight, Eastern Standard Time, on December 10, 2010.
Based on final information from the depositary for the tender offer, 9,997,058 shares (including 6,105 shares subject to guaranteed delivery procedures), representing over 89.41 percent of the outstanding shares of common stock of TechTeam Global were validly tendered and not withdrawn prior to the expiration of the tender offer. All such shares have been accepted for payment in accordance with the terms of the tender offer.
As previously disclosed, on November 2, 2010, TechTeam Global and Stefanini announced that TechTeam Global, Stefanini and Merger Sub had signed a definitive merger agreement pursuant to which the tender offer would be made. Stefanini's acquisition subsidiary, Platinum Merger Sub, Inc. (the "Merger Sub") intends to purchase additional shares of common stock of TechTeam Global at the same price paid in the tender offer pursuant to its "top-up" right provided for in the merger agreement, following which the Merger Sub will own over 90 percent of the outstanding shares of TechTeam Global.
Pursuant to the merger agreement, the Merger Sub intends to effect a "short-form" merger under applicable Delaware law following payment for the tendered shares and the purchase of shares in connection with the "top up" right, which is expected to be completed promptly, and satisfaction of certain other conditions. In the merger, Merger Sub will be merged with and into TechTeam Global, with TechTeam Global surviving the merger and continuing as a wholly-owned subsidiary of Stefanini. In the merger, each outstanding share of TechTeam Global common stock (other than shares held in TechTeam Global's treasury or owned by Stefanini, Merger Sub or any other wholly-owned subsidiary of Stefanini or by stockholders of TechTeam Global who properly exercise appraisal rights under Delaware law) will be automatically converted into the right to receive $8.35 in cash, without interest thereon and less any required tax withholdings. Following the merger, TechTeam Global common stock will cease to be traded on the Nasdaq Global Market. Holders of TechTeam Global common stock who did not tender their shares in the tender offer will receive a letter of transmittal that will instruct them on how to receive the merger consideration, as well as a notice of the merger and description of appraisal rights for any such holder entitled to exercise such rights under Delaware law.
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Despite being caught up in controversy last year after kicking a family with a toddler off a flight, Delta Air Lines is the most on-time mega airline in North America for 2017.
It's a far cry from Canada's largest carrier, Air Canada, which ranked 17th out of 20th for global mega airlines.
These results come from the latest OAG Aviation Worldwide Ltd. punctuality report. OAG analyzes 57 million flight records over the course of the year, and checks the on-time performance (OTP) of airlines across multiple categories. "On time" is defined as a flight arriving in under 15 minutes of its scheduled arrival time.
Three categories of airlines are included: low-cost carriers (like WestJet), mainline carriers, and mega airlines (the top 20 operators globally in terms of scheduled flights, including Air Canada).
Air Canada, despite having an excellent year as a company, didn't fare so well when it came to on-time flights. It didn't even crack the top 20 mainline carriers list with 67.32 per cent on-time performance. Its 17th-place ranking among mega airlines puts it behind North American competitors Delta Airlines, Alaska Airlines, United Airlines, American Airlines, Southwest, easyJet and JetBlue, as well as international carriers including Japan Airlines (who ranked first with 85.27 per cent OTP), All Nippon Airways, British Airways, Lufthansa and Air France.
The news isn't much better for WestJet, either. Among low-cost carriers globally, it came in 15th out of 20 with 76.18 per cent on-time performance. Among North American airlines, WestJet ranked ninth out of 10 for OTP. Air Canada did not make the top 10 list.
The report also included some frequently taken routes for comparison of on-time performance.
The sixth most frequented flight route in 2017. New York's La Guardia to Toronto, was flown 17,116 times. Air Canada completed the route on time 51.7 per cent of the time, while WestJet completed it on time 51.5 per cent of the time.
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Sunday, 7 June 2015
More Machinas Madness
For the baddies I've hacked about a couple of subcompact hot-rods. This one has a rack of missiles on the roof:
And this one is inspired by Fury Road, with a wild warrior wielding explosive-tipped spears. The figure is a Revel Aztec warrior.
There was minimal work on these vehicles. Indeed I left as much of the original paintwork on the first as I could, because I liked the flame design down the side.
This one took a little more work - the obligatory tanker.
This was a cheap ($2) mostly plastic vehicle. I added armour and other bits to hide some of its shortcomings. It's not the articulated rig beloved of the films, but it will do until I find something better.
I haven't given it any guns, but it's fairly well equipped with defences. This should make it a tough 'objective' to crack in the game, especially if it's given a couple of escort vehicles.
The vehicles together.
The game will have more vehicles. I'll add a few from my existing collection of course, but I wanted to use some bikes as well. I have ordered some from Ramshackle early in May, but did so before I read their information on order processing and delivery times which basically suggests that it could still be a month or more before I see them. So I resorted to paper ones downloaded from Junior General.
The gang of baddies will also have another vehicle, for their Boss to ride in, But I'll save that one for another post because it's worth it.
The next stage is to name the vehicles and give them some stats.
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Those are great! The truck is really cool, with the fork-lift fork on the front. I'm not so sure I'd be hunting for a replacement, KK. The only thing it's missing is a cupola on top for a dynamite-tossing or bow-wielding loonie.ReplyDeleteReplies
The problem with the cupola is I'd need a loony to go in it, and the that would highlight the scale difference between the vehicles.Delete
An early iteration of it did have an industrial-sized crossbow on the roof of the tank, though.
I will do a truck with a cupola at some stage, though. I have found a T34 turret that needs using as well :)
I do want an articulated lorry, though. Tamsin (of Wargaming Girl) has a pink one, of which I'm very jealous.Delete
No need to be jealous - you should be able to get one for yourself from Amazon. It's a Corgi Superhaulers.Delete
Great work on these vehicles :)
Get one for myself - aside from the fact that it will cost me $70 :)Delete
$70? Eeeks! Mine was £11 or £12Delete
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As pet parents we worry about the health of our cats and dogs and what we feed them, just about as much as we worry about our human kids. We try to do the best we can, and to choose nutritious foods that will best meet our pets' individual needs. I know that over the years, trying different brands, I have certainly seen a positive difference in our pets' coats, eyes and energy levels when we've found a high quality food that works for them.
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|He looks like a kitten here, but he's actually 16 years old. His kidneys aren't what they once were, so his vet has him on a low protein diet. It's important to know your pet's specific health needs when choosing their food.
Around this weekend? November 28, from 10am-2pm, visit your local PetSmart store for a special event introducing this new food. You'll learn all about the formula and be able to ask any questions you may have. And remember, Pet Smart welcomes well-behaved dogs on leashes in their stores, so Fido can come along too.
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An article in The Daily Mail this week, revealed how a couple who had been trying for a a baby for about 6 months without success, expressed concerns to their GP. Because the man had previously had mumps, he was referred to the hospital for a sperm test.
The results of the test where startling, showing that although he had a healthy number of sperm, the sperm showed abnormalities consistent with heat damage. The tails of the sperm where wrapped around the heads meaning they could not swim properly.
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Maynard High School will present the musical production of Disney's "The Little Mermaid" March 17 to March 25.
"The Little Mermaid" tells the classic Hans Christian Andersen story of Ariel the Mermaid who longs to become a human.
In describing the story, Music Theater International wrote, "Ariel, King Triton's youngest daughter, wishes to pursue the human Prince Eric in the world above, bargaining with the evil sea witch, Ursula, to trade her tail for legs. But the bargain is not what it seems, and Ariel needs the help of her colorful friends, Flounder the fish, Scuttle the seagull and Sebastian the crab to restore order under the sea."
Overcoming challenges
Senior Olivia Palmer takes on the role of Ariel, the little mermaid, in Maynard's production and said the biggest challenge was learning how to get into character and become Ariel.
Olivia said she loves the whole musical experience, but her favorite part is the people.
"I love getting close with new people and making new friendships," she said.
She previously starred as Jan in Maynard High's "Grease."
Owen Sullivan-Dale, a sophomore, is tackling the part of Eric, the seafaring prince who falls in love with Ariel. Owen has been in school plays since sixth grade, and hopes to continue untl he graduates. This is his first major role.
"It was pretty tricky to sing confidently at first," he said. "But I'm almost over it now."
Junior Charlie Neuhauser is playing King Triton, Ariel's father and king of the ocean. Charlie is no stranger to the stage, and he's been singing as long as he can remember. Although he thinks his future will lie elsewhere, he loves what he's doing, but there are some challenges.
"Often times the most challenging part of a production is balancing the schedule of the play with the rest of your life," he said.
Charlie was recently selected to participate in the All-State Festival concert chorus.
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Sophomore Joey DiTavi plays Grimsby, a court official appointed to serve Prince Eric and watch over him. Joey has also been doing theater since sixth grade. He and Owen started in the middle school production of "Who's Dying to be a Millionaire."
"What I really like about the play," Joey said, "is that it gives me something fun to do in March when there are exams, no vacation days and no early releases."
Max Bakalos, a senior, will be taking his final bow as Sebastian: the crab with the Jamaican accent. He enjoys the underwater setting of the play and the fun characters. Max took some time to perfect his Jamaican accent.
"I've had to expand my vocal range a bit to sing the songs," he said.
Maddie Bottasso, also a senior, will be playing Scuttle the seagull. She said she's a lot like her character because they are both loud, outgoing, and strive to make people laugh. She's been involved with theater since fifth-grade, and she played Molly Aster in last year's "Peter and the Starcatcher."
She hopes this isn't the last time she performs on stage, however. Playing the role of Scuttle has been challenging.
"The seagulls have a big tap number and it has been a ton of fun to learn but also pretty difficult," she said.
Flounder the fish, Ariel's best friend, will be played by senior, Julia Synan. Julia has never been a lead before, but has been performing in plays at Maynard High since ninth grade. She said watching a show go from page to stage has been really inspiring.
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Laser hair removal is a great method for removing unwanted body and facial hair without the burns, nicks, and redness of shaving and waxing. Laser hair removal is technically known as a permanent hair reduction process, and although it's not total hair removal, it does drastically decrease hair growth and the need for shaving. The process is safe for use on most parts of the body, including the legs, arms and armpits, bikini area, chest, back, and even the face (except for the eyes). Laser hair removal is expensive and it does require several follow-up treatments, but there are steps you can take before and after your treatment that will help maximize the benefits you gain from the process.
Part 1
Getting Ready for Your Treatment
1Make sure laser hair removal is right for you. Laser hair removal works by targeting and breaking down the melanin (the pigment that gives hair its color) in a hair follicle, which makes that hair fall out.[1] The process, therefore, works best to remove coarse, dark hair. It won't work as well—or may not work at all—to remove red, blond, gray, or white hair. [2]
- Laser hair removal likely won't work for women with polycystic ovaries disease or other hormonal problems.[3]
- If you are taking any medications, especially new ones or a course of antibiotics, talk to your doctor before undergoing laser hair removal. Some medications can cause photosensitivity, which could lead to a bad burn from the treatment.[4]
2Go for a consultation. A consultation with a laser hair removal technician before your first treatment will allow the clinic to assess your health. They will also administer a patch test to determine whether you are a good candidate for the treatment, and which process will work best based on your skin and hair type.[5]
4Don't remove hair by the roots. In the six weeks leading up to your treatment, avoid plucking, waxing, bleaching, and electrolysis treatments.[8] Plucking or pulling hair out by the roots means there won't be any hair for the laser to target.
- To manage hair growth before your treatment, shave or use depilatories that only remove the hair above the skin.[9]
5Avoid caffeine 24 hours prior to your treatment. You want to be calm and relaxed before and during your laser treatment, but caffeine can make you more agitated and tense.[10]
6Shave the day before. When you go for your initial consultation, the technician will tell you exactly when to shave in preparation for your treatment, but most clinics recommend shaving one to two days beforehand.[11]
- Although it may seem strange to shave right before a laser removal treatment, it's an important step in the process: the laser targets hair in the active growing stage, and shaving encourages hair to enter this stage.[12]
7Show up with clean skin. Before leaving for your treatment, shower and wash your skin with a gentle cleanser. You want to remove all makeup, dirt, and oil from your skin. Avoid moisturizing before your treatment.[13]
Part 2
Knowing What to Expect After
2Expect your hair to fall out. Shortly after your treatment, the targeted hair will begin making its way out of the hair follicle, making it look like it's growing again.[16] But within 10 to 14 days, your hair will reach the shedding stage and begin to fall out, at which time you can gently remove it with a washcloth in the shower or bath.[17]
3Don't pluck or wax. During the shedding stage, your hair needs to fall out naturally, so don't pluck, tweeze, or wax the targeted area.[18] If there is any resistance from a hair, it means the root is still alive, and that hair will have to be targeted again in a follow-up treatment.[19]
- You can shave after your laser hair removal, but avoid anything that pulls hair out by the roots.
4Go for multiple treatments. Laser hair removal only targets hair in the active growth phase, so many patients need anywhere between four and 10 sessions to achieve the desired results,[20] Treatments generally occur every one to two months.[21]
- After each treatment, you should notice less and less hair in the targeted area. The hair that does continue to grow should be finer and lighter in color.[22]
Community Q&A
QuestionHow old should I be before getting laser hair removal?wikiHow ContributorCommunity AnswerAny age is fine, but it's likely that if you are under 16, the consultant will need adult consent. However, if you are wanting to treat areas where hair growth changes with puberty (underarm, bikini), it's advised that you wait until these hormonal and physical changes occur before undergoing treatment.
QuestionWill shaving increase hair growth in between laser treatment sessions?wikiHow ContributorCommunity AnswerNo, it shouldn't increase hair growth as long as you don't miss any of your treatment sessions.
QuestionCan people of color use this?wikiHow ContributorCommunity AnswerYes, it is safe to use the Soprano ICE Laser and the Nd:YAG laser (which is what is mainly used for dark skin patients). If you have peach fuzz you want to get rid of, the Soprano would be a good option, as the Nd:YAG laser target thick course hair.
QuestionCan I wax or Epilady fine hairs after laser hair removal?wikiHow ContributorCommunity AnswerNo. That can interfere with the treatment. It is best to shave between treatments, and not remove hair by the root.
QuestionCan I have a massage a week after my treatment?wikiHow ContributorCommunity AnswerYes. Generally, your skin will return to normal within a few hours, and you can continue regular activities.
QuestionShould I need to do cleansing after my laser treatment, and what should I can apply afterwards to stop the hair from regrowing?wikiHow ContributorCommunity AnswerYou should not moisturize for 24 hours after the procedure. You can continue your normal routine after that. It isn't wise to use other methods of hair removal (other than shaving before each procedure) while undergoing treatments, however many planned sessions there are.
QuestionIs laser hair removal painful?wikiHow ContributorCommunity AnswerYes. The darker and thicker the hair, the more painful (but also effective) the treatment is.
QuestionWhat type of lasers are the best for permanent hair reduction?wikiHow ContributorCommunity AnswerAn Alexandrite laser gets rid of your hair in 3 to 6 treatments, and is the most effective treatment for permanent hair reduction.
QuestionWhy am I getting bumps on my chin after I finish shaving?wikiHow ContributorCommunity AnswerYou could have sensitive skin that needs a special shaving cream or gel. There are many options such as aloe vera, tea tree oil, or something to reduce inflammation (go to the pharmacy). Press a hot washcloth against your chin to open up the pores, and don't scratch that area, you could get an infection from bacteria under your fingernails. Make sure you have a quality razor and if the bumps persist, talk to a dermatologist.
QuestionIs laser hair removal effective on people younger than 16?wikiHow ContributorCommunity AnswerYes, it will work the same.
Can a female get chest and full breast removed with laser. Is it safe
Will missing one appointment affect my laser progress negatively?
How soon can I take a bath after having laser hair removal?
How long do I need to use depilatory creams before beginning laser treatment?
Can I start drinking my vitamins and protein shakes after the treatment?
- Laser hair removal can be painful. Expect it to feel like a gentle pinch, or a rubber band being snapped against your skin.
- Don't be afraid to communicate with your laser hair removal technician, especially if you experience excessive pain during your treatment.
- Be wary of discount laser hair removal practitioners. Choose a clinic that offers consultations, patch tests, and a thorough pre- and post-treatment plan. Don't be afraid to ask for referrals or testimonials from the clinic.
- ↑ http://www.sdcosmeticlaser.com/how-to-get-the-most-out-of-laser-hair-removal/
- ↑ http://belfiorespa.com/laser-hair-removal/
- ↑ http://www.skintour.com/lasers-radiofrequency-devices/laser-treatments/guide-to-laser-hair-removal/
- ↑ http://www.elle.com/beauty/makeup-skin-care/news/a15431/laser-hair-removal-questions/
- ↑ http://www.freshvancouver.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=439:top-5-benefits-of-laser-hair-removal&catid=41:body&Itemid=84
- ↑ http://www.sdcosmeticlaser.com/how-to-get-the-most-out-of-laser-hair-removal/
- ↑ http://www.skintour.com/lasers-radiofrequency-devices/laser-treatments/guide-to-laser-hair-removal/
- ↑ http://www.skintour.com/lasers-radiofrequency-devices/laser-treatments/guide-to-laser-hair-removal/
- ↑ http://belfiorespa.com/laser-hair-removal/
- ↑ http://belfiorespa.com/laser-hair-removal/
- ↑ http://www.sdcosmeticlaser.com/how-to-get-the-most-out-of-laser-hair-removal/
- ↑ http://www.skinspirit.com/what-are-the-benefits-to-laser-hair-removal/
- ↑ http://www.skintour.com/lasers-radiofrequency-devices/laser-treatments/guide-to-laser-hair-removal/
- ↑ http://www.buzzfeed.com/farrahpenn/heres-everything-you-need-to-know-about-laser-hair-removal#.jb6Y7QGXD
- ↑ http://www.sdcosmeticlaser.com/how-to-get-the-most-out-of-laser-hair-removal/
- ↑ http://belfiorespa.com/laser-hair-removal/
- ↑ http://www.sdcosmeticlaser.com/how-to-get-the-most-out-of-laser-hair-removal/
- ↑ http://www.buzzfeed.com/farrahpenn/heres-everything-you-need-to-know-about-laser-hair-removal#.jb6Y7QGXD
- ↑ http://belfiorespa.com/laser-hair-removal/
- ↑ http://www.divinecaroline.com/beauty/skincare/hair-removal/laser-hair-removal-it-worth-it
- ↑ http://drsapproach.com/laser-hair-removal/
- ↑ http://www.skinspirit.com/what-are-the-benefits-to-laser-hair-removal/
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Spireites were hoping to get their first away win under Cook against a team that had lost their last 3 League games. Cook kept faith with the team that got a well earned draw at Bradford in midweek. New on loan signing Brennan Dickenson was on the bench.
It only took 5 minutes for Bristol Rovers to go 1-0 up, a dangerously looking cross put in by Eaves was met by Togwell, trying to clear it, he put it in his own net. Smith had a chance to level, but shot wide.
Chesterfield did manage to draw level after 20 minutes, a free kick taken Randall, was going harmlessly straight to keeper, the height seemed to decieve him and he ended up carrying the ball into his own net.
Randall put in a lovely ball, which Boden ran onto, he only had to chip the keeper, instead he hit low and the keeper smothered it. The Spireites were beginning to get on top, as darikwa burst through to find Whittaker, he failed to score. Darikwa was causing Bristol Rovers a lot of problems, got a shot in, which produced a good save from the keeper. The Spireites should have took the lead just before half time, Talbot made a good run into the box forcing the keeper to save, then Whittaker and Boden both from close range failed to convert, it then fell to Randall who hit it wide.
Togwell hit a shot from distance, which took a deflection and clattered the cross bar. Eaves had the ball on the left, with 2 defenders to beat he got another dangerous low cross in, Anyinsah slid in to score. Eaves who was having a good game, came close to scoring when his effort hit the post.
Dickenson came on for Randall and Lester came on for Boden. The ball fell Dickenson inside the box, he hit a lovely shot into the top corner, giving the keeper no chance. What a way to mark your League debut.
The Spireites could sense that victory could be theirs. my kids that I had taken along with me were getting very excited I had promised them a pound each if they won. Although when I suggested the idea on the way to the match, my 8 year old got upset thats not fair they won't win they always lose, I told him they would, I was confident that they would win today. They then struck another deal 50p for the draw.
With only 10 minutes left, Eaves shot got a big deflection that O'Donnell couldn't reach, my youngest wasn't happy, knowing that he wouldn't be getting any money. Although the Spireites threw everything at them, they couldn't find the breakthrough they needed.
Although a good performance from the Spireites, missed chances and poor defending proved costly. Darikwa was my man of the match, a constant threat to the Bristol Rovers defence, the next player would be Dickenson because of the instant impact he had when he came on, bringing the Spireites back into the game.
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The Sorceror's Sunken Dungeon
A thick greenish blue vine that is rumored to have magic enhancing abilities. mageweed is widely considered to be extinct. It is rumored that Amyn built his castle over a system of caves where the mageweed grows, and that this is why the Sorcerer was so powerful. The plant lives in aquatic environments and can survive without sunlight.


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On Friday, August 24, 2012, the D.C. Circuit upheld an earlier ruling by the D.C. District Court invalidating an FDA rule that would have required one of nine images to be displayed on every cigarette package. The court held that the rule violated the First Amendment because the government failed to demonstrate that the regulation would directly advance the stated goal of reducing smoking rates.
The Family Smoking Prevention and Tobacco Control Act ("the Act") directs FDA to "issue regulations that require color graphics depicting the negative health consequences of smoking to accompany the [textual] labeling statements" specifically provided for under the Act. Pursuant to this authority, FDA promulgated a final rule in June 2011 with a set of nine images, which it justified based on the "strong worldwide consensus" in favor of graphic warnings compared to text-only warnings. While the decision technically only invalidates FDA's implementation of the statutory requirement, it also raises questions as to the constitutionality of the statutory requirement itself.
The court began by emphasizing that the First Amendment protects "[b]oth the right to speak and the right to refrain from speaking" as "complementary components." According to the court, the graphic images at issue here functioned less as warnings and more as admonitions not to buy or use cigarettes. Determining what level of scrutiny to apply, the court held that the rational basis review applied to "purely factual and uncontroversial" disclosure requirements was inappropriate here for two independent reasons. Applying Zauderer v. Office of Disciplinary Counsel, 471 U.S. 626 (1985), and its progeny, the court explained that rational basis review had never been applied to disclosure requirements that weren't designed to correct misleading commercial speech. Because the Act also bans inherently misleading speech by prohibiting "light," "mild," "low" or other descriptive claims on cigarette packages, the graphic labels could not be characterized as designed to remedy a "potentially real danger that an advertisement will mislead consumers" and therefore Zauderer was inapplicable.
Additionally, the Zauderer standard was inappropriate because the graphic warnings were not the type of "purely factual and uncontroversial information" that should be subject to rational basis review. The court reasoned that the "inflammatory images . . . cannot rationally be viewed as pure attempts to convey information to consumers," and instead were "unabashed attempts to evoke emotion (and perhaps embarrassment) and browbeat consumers into quitting." Zauderer, according to the court, has never been applied to allow a more lenient standard for compelled speech that was not designed to impart factual and uncontroversial information.
While ultimately upholding the district court decision, the D.C. Circuit departed from the lower court's rationale by applying intermediate, rather than strict, scrutiny to the FDA rule. Acknowledging "contrary views of other circuits," the court held that the intermediate standard set forth in Central Hudson was appropriate because the FDA rule involved a compelled commercial disclosure. Despite stating that it was applying intermediate scrutiny, the court cited an earlier D.C. Circuit decision noting that the Supreme Court's bottom line has been that the "government must affirmatively demonstrate its means are narrowly tailored to achieve a substantial government goal" – language generally reserved for analysis under strict scrutiny.
Regardless of whether the standard is described as intermediate or strict, the government was required to show that the regulation "directly advanced the governmental interest asserted" in order to justify it under Central Hudson. The court found that FDA's cited evidence constituted "mere speculation" because FDA in essence conceded that the agency lacked evidence showing that the graphic warnings were likely to reduce smoking rates. FDA had relied on two studies suggesting that the graphic images may have some impact on how people view smoking, but not directly addressing whether the images would actually reduce smoking rates to a material degree.
The decision suggests that the government must provide actual data demonstrating its stated interest will be directly advanced "prior to imposing a burden on commercial speech." The decision in its entirety can be accessed here.


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A carjacker ordered a man and a woman to lie on the ground, then shot the man before escaping in the victim's car in the East Garfield Park neighborhood on the West Side, police say.
The 39-year-old victim was recovering at a hospital following the attack in the 3500 block of West Chicago Avenue just before 1 a.m., police said. Police were trying to locate the car, a green 1992 Audi sedan, with a license plate beginning with "P 33," according to Police News Affairs.
The victim and a woman were leaving a residence and walking to a car in a back lot when two men -- one armed with a handgun -- approached and demanded the man's car keys, police said.
The men then ordered the couple to lie on the ground. After the couple complied, one of the robbers shot the man in the right leg, police said.
The two men then got into the victim's green 1992 Audi and fled the scene. The woman wasn't hurt, police said.
The wounded man was taken to John H. Stroger Jr. Hospital, where he was expected to recover, authorities said.
Police were still looking for the suspects and the stolen car.
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Melissa McCarthy, Kristen Wiig, Leslie Jones, and Kate McKinnon! The four stars are the leading ladies of the Ghostbusters reboot and I know I'm excited! The movie comes out on July 22, 2016 and the public has been getting many inside pictures from director Paul Feig. All of the women in this movie are absolutely hilarious but some fans disagree. Many say this movie is going to flop saying that Hollywood needs to stop making reboots and that this movie will never do justice to the original. However, I disagree. I think the movie is going to do extremely well! And why? Because their names carry huge fan bases and Ghostbusters is kind of old for today's generation. Most teenagers today haven't seen the old Ghostbusters so there's no reason why it won't do well. And besides, to all of the die hard Ghostbuster fans out there, they should be happy that they are reviving this movie back into pop culture!
The costumes look super awesome! Feig has been teasing everyone on his Twitter but it's nice to get a behind the scenes look. Their Ghostbusters jump suits have orange striped sleeves with the iconic emblem (ghost trapped behind slashed red circle)! They also are accustomed with the black boots. The costumes were very similar to the original costumes worn by the original cast of Bill Murray, Dan Aykroyd, Harold Ramis, and Ernie Hudson. There's no doubt that these ladies are going to rock this look.
Another tweet showed the weapon of choice, the Proton Pack. And then Feig even threw in a picture of the ghostbuster slime which reminds me of the Nickelodeon slime days. All in all, it looks like they are pulling all of the stops and maintaining the traditions of the original movie. There's nothing to complain about.
I ain't afraid of no ghost!
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Here's a behind the scenes look at the film! Many pictures and some video footage for your enjoyment! Check it out.
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The Peel District School Board amended its policy on Community Planning and Partnerships as a result of a new Ministry of Education guideline issued in March 2015. The intent of the policy is to encourage the sharing of planning information with community organizations in order to provide for opportunities to work together to the benefit of students, the community and the board.
Community consultation on community partnerships will be held on a yearly basis during the annual planning document cycle and when a pupil accommodation review is being undertaken. This consultation will be an opportunity for the Peel District School Board to exchange information with interested partners regarding available spaces and/or potential co-build projects and community needs. A list of potential partnership sites will also be available for discussion at consultation meetings and will be updated on an ongoing basis.
To express interest in a community partnership or for further information, please contact us via email at email@example.com.
Policy 77 - Community Planning and PartnershipsList of Potential Partnership Sites
5650 Hurontario Street, Mississauga ON Canada L5R 1C6
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Once upon a time, there was a princess, beautiful and cold as ice who had invented a stratagem for not getting married: She defied every suitor to resolve three enigmas, otherwise he'd lose his head instead of winning her hand. Many princes had already died for the beautiful Turandot, when an unknown prince arrived, who fell so deeply in love with her that he managed to resolve the three riddles. The princess, however would not yield to him. So the prince defied her to resolve in her turn his riddle and to find out his name until daybreak. Otherwise he would die by his own hand. Day came and she had not found out his name, but instead of accepting his life, she finally accepted his love. This is what the first sources tell us of the story. Puccini and his librettists have added the character of Liù, a young slave girl who takes care of the prince's father. She has always been secretly in love with the prince, and such is her love that she prefers to affront torture and death rather than give up his name. She is a typical heroine of Puccini's, whose female protagonists almost always come to a tragical end. In Genoa's Teatro Carlo Felice de Gênes, this story was told us tonight in a sumptuous staging, true to the libretto and historical, by Giuliano Montaldo. One set was sufficient for the three acts: two podiums flanked by two sets of stairs, a few columns, everything in subdued bronze violet colors. A few gongs here and there and the background was set: we were in a classical and mythical China. With costumes just as beautiful, defining clearly the role and rank of everyone on stage, the stage direction was musical and clear: the dynamics of Act I for instance, with a group of fantastic sword dancers underlining the drama of the scene, in which the music recreates the collective hysterics of execution days, were breathtaking. The stage direction was very singer-friendly: no complicated searching for any deeper truths in the story that would have required complicated stage movements or particularly refined acting skills. Trust was with the music and the singers. A pity that these were not all quite up to the challenge: Rudy Park especially, in the role of Calaf, was a bit disappointing. Gifted with a big clear voice and perfect technique, he seemed to be complacent in his vocal power and to lack in expression sometimes. Norma Fantini as Turandot was haughty and cruel, but her voice came over as somewhat shrill in the beginning. It was during the final scene that she was vocally as convincing as acting-wise. The highlight of the evening was Serena Gamberoni as Liù. With a round and full sweet voice, and perfect intonation, she totally nailed this young woman who is filled and moved by true love to much acclaim by the public. A trio of beautiful voices - Ping, Vincenzo Taormina, Pang, Blagoj Nacoski, Pong, Marcello Nardis - makes the interventions of these characters, which would have bordered on the boring otherwise, rather diverting. The orchestra of the Teatro Carlo Felice, conducted by Alvise Castelli, was splendid, nuanced and full of energy, just like the theater's wonderful choirs. An entertaining evening, all in all, and we left the theatre with a head full of melodies, and some questions as well: and if the final, this dramatic duel, when Calaf persuades finally Turandot to love him, were nothing else than a well-disguised apology of rape? Isn't his love, that expresses itself mostly by "I want her!", more something of a base sexual desire? How many love-stories do we know that might be to reconsider under this light? But, what IS love? Or is Puccini the most misogynist of all opera composers?


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The Legislative Services Department is responsible for conducting all municipal elections and by-elections, in accordance with the requirements of the Local Authorities Election Act.
Municipal elections occur every four years on the third Monday in October, however a by-election can occur at any time. The next municipal election will be held on Oct. 18, 2021.
Information on this website will be updated periodically to reflect any changes to legislation and to inform citizens of the electoral process.
Note: Provincial legislation now requires individuals who intend to run for all future municipal elections to register with the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo before accepting any campaign contributions. The candidate registration legislation, which took effect on Jan. 1, 2014, does not apply if the candidate's entire election campaign is funded exclusively out of the candidate's own funds.