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1, How does sea-floor spreading occur? A, New materials are being added to the asthenosphere. B, Earthquakes break apart the ocean floor. C, Sediments accumulate at the area of spreading. D, Molten material beneath Earth's crust rises to the surface.
You must scuba dive to the entrance of your room at Jules' Undersea Lodge in Key Largo, Florida. The diver is 1 foot deeper than 23 of the elevation of the entrance. What is the elevation of the entrance?
Consider the following reaction: 2NOCl(g) 2NO(g) + Cl2(g) Initially pure NOCl(g) is placed in a vessel at 2.96 atm. At equilibrium, 0.410% of the NOCl has decomposed. Determine the value for Kp.
When Genebibe was asked how many foreign stamps she had, she answered: If i arranged them in stacks of 5, 6, or 8, none is leftover.What is the least number of coins she could have?
A stunt flier is moving at 15m/s parallel to the flat ground 100m below,how large must the distance x from plane to target be if a sack of flour released from the place is to strike the target?
If you were to add a dot to a quarter note, how many beats is it worth in 3/4 time?
Assessment items A florist is making identical bouquets using 72 red roses, 60 pink roses, and 48 yellow roses. What is the greatest number of bouquets that the florist can make if no roses are left over? How many of each color are in each bouquet?
On anne's bicycle, the ratio of the pedal turns to rear-wheel turns in second gear is 4 to 7. If her rear wheel turns 875 times per mile, how many times does she turn the pedal in one mile? HINT: setup and solve as a proportion to find x.
The product of two positive integers plus their sum is 95. The integers are relatively prime, and each is less than 20. What is the sum of the two integers?
A man was 27 years older than his son ten years ago.His wife is 4 years younger than he is.if their total age is 116 years now ,how old is the son?
An apple falls from a tree and hits the ground 10.9 m below. With what speed will it hit the ground? The acceleration of gravity is 9.8 m/s 2 . Answer in units of m/s.
what is the theoritical value of the concentration of HCL Vin molarity and g/li when it is reacted with 0.4M of sodium hydroxide and the average volume of NaOH is 27.2ml?
WHO WOULD WRITE A SUMMARY FOR ME :: THIS IS THE TITLE OF THE ARTICLE : YOU CAN FIND IT ONLINE "The relationship between the volume of antimicrobial consumption in human communities and the frequency of resistance"
a )what use of carbon , properties of carbon? b) is their any organic compound that synthsies like urea in lab?
Let r and s be the roots of y^2 - 19y + 7. Find (r-2)(s-2).
Complex numbers are often used when dealing with alternating current (AC) circuits. In the equation V = IZ, V is voltage, I is current, and Z is a value known as impedance. If V = 1+i and Z=2-$, find I.
If you lived in Georgia during the colonial era, where would you go to school if you lived in Savannah? Where would you go to school if you lived in one of the parishes that were a long boat ride away from Savannah?
Woman weighs= 55 kg cup of coffee = 94 mg of caffeine LDL = 400 mg/ kg Cup of coffee ( 8 oz) How many cups would it take to reach the LDL?
a drug test is 97% accurate. 2000 people take the test. 1975 of the people do not use drugs, while the other 25 are drug users. How many non-drug users will pass the drug test?
For what real number k does the product (25 + ki)(3+2i) equal a real number? I tried dividing by i. So I got: ((25/i)+k)((3/i+2) which would equal (-25i+k)*(-3i+2) which means k would=25i. I don't think that's right but can you guys check it?
2. Write equations illustrating three reactions of alkenes, using 1-hexene as an example.
You have f(x). You find f’(x). You discover that f’(3) DNE. Does that mean there’s a discontinuity in the graph of f(x) at that point? Explain.
Which religious denominations were important in early Georgia? Why?
If a meal has 42 3/5 ounces how many servings can you make? Please help.
Walmart's net sales for 2015 were 485.7 billion dollars. What were their average net sales per hour? please help.
Americans spent an average of 13.6% of their monthly earnings on mortgage payments, whish represented a 41% decrease from the value . what percentage of monthly earnings did Americans spend on mortgage payments.

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1, how does sea-floor spreading occur? a, new materials are being added to the asthenosphere. b, earthquakes break apart the ocean floor. c, sediments accumulate at the area of spreading. d, molten material beneath earth's crust rises to the surface.
you must scuba dive to the entrance of your room at jules' undersea lodge in key largo, florida. the diver is 1 foot deeper than 23 of the elevation of the entrance. what is the elevation of the entrance?
consider the following reaction: 2nocl(g) 2no(g) + cl2(g) initially pure nocl(g) is placed in a vessel at 2.96 atm. at equilibrium, 0.410% of the nocl has decomposed. determine the value for kp.
when genebibe was asked how many foreign stamps she had, she answered: if i arranged them in stacks of 5, 6, or 8, none is leftover.what is the least number of coins she could have?
a stunt flier is moving at 15m/s parallel to the flat ground 100m below,how large must the distance x from plane to target be if a sack of flour released from the place is to strike the target?
if you were to add a dot to a quarter note, how many beats is it worth in 3/4 time?
assessment items a florist is making identical bouquets using 72 red roses, 60 pink roses, and 48 yellow roses. what is the greatest number of bouquets that the florist can make if no roses are left over? how many of each color are in each bouquet?
on anne's bicycle, the ratio of the pedal turns to rear-wheel turns in second gear is 4 to 7. if her rear wheel turns 875 times per mile, how many times does she turn the pedal in one mile? hint: setup and solve as a proportion to find x.
the product of two positive integers plus their sum is 95. the integers are relatively prime, and each is less than 20. what is the sum of the two integers?
a man was 27 years older than his son ten years ago.his wife is 4 years younger than he is.if their total age is 116 years now ,how old is the son?
an apple falls from a tree and hits the ground 10.9 m below. with what speed will it hit the ground? the acceleration of gravity is 9.8 m/s 2 . answer in units of m/s.
what is the theoritical value of the concentration of hcl vin molarity and g/li when it is reacted with 0.4m of sodium hydroxide and the average volume of naoh is 27.2ml?
who would write a summary for me :: this is the title of the article : you can find it online "the relationship between the volume of antimicrobial consumption in human communities and the frequency of resistance"
a )what use of carbon , properties of carbon? b) is their any organic compound that synthsies like urea in lab?
let r and s be the roots of y^2 - 19y + 7. find (r-2)(s-2).
complex numbers are often used when dealing with alternating current (ac) circuits. in the equation v = iz, v is voltage, i is current, and z is a value known as impedance. if v = 1+i and z=2-$, find i.
if you lived in georgia during the colonial era, where would you go to school if you lived in savannah? where would you go to school if you lived in one of the parishes that were a long boat ride away from savannah?
woman weighs= 55 kg cup of coffee = 94 mg of caffeine ldl = 400 mg/ kg cup of coffee ( 8 oz) how many cups would it take to reach the ldl?
a drug test is 97% accurate. 2000 people take the test. 1975 of the people do not use drugs, while the other 25 are drug users. how many non-drug users will pass the drug test?
for what real number k does the product (25 + ki)(3+2i) equal a real number? i tried dividing by i. so i got: ((25/i)+k)((3/i+2) which would equal (-25i+k)*(-3i+2) which means k would=25i. i don't think that's right but can you guys check it?
2. write equations illustrating three reactions of alkenes, using 1-hexene as an example.
you have f(x). you find f’(x). you discover that f’(3) dne. does that mean there’s a discontinuity in the graph of f(x) at that point? explain.
which religious denominations were important in early georgia? why?
if a meal has 42 3/5 ounces how many servings can you make? please help.
walmart's net sales for 2015 were 485.7 billion dollars. what were their average net sales per hour? please help.
americans spent an average of 13.6% of their monthly earnings on mortgage payments, whish represented a 41% decrease from the value . what percentage of monthly earnings did americans spend on mortgage payments.


text: Throughout James Robison's life, he has had countless opportunities to witness the power of God and His amazing grace – sharing with ministers, presidents, entertainers and celebrities. As you read these inspiring stories, you'll see how God wants to use you as a witness, too. When we yield our lives to God's amazing power, He can work through us to transform lives.

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Building and Installing LibPRI - Asterisk Project - Asterisk Project Wiki for your Wiki!
Before you can build libpri, you'll need to Build and Install DAHDI.
As in the other build and install sections, we'll assume that you'll replace the letters X, Y, and Z with the actual version numbers from the tarballs you downloaded.
This command changes directories to the libpri source directory.
This command compiles the libpri source code into a system library.

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building and installing libpri - asterisk project - asterisk project wiki for your wiki!
before you can build libpri, you'll need to build and install dahdi.
as in the other build and install sections, we'll assume that you'll replace the letters x, y, and z with the actual version numbers from the tarballs you downloaded.
this command changes directories to the libpri source directory.
this command compiles the libpri source code into a system library.


text: The Golfogabella private web site provides personal accounts for all our guests and property owners. By logging into your account, you can see the details of your stay, view invoices, order products and services, and easily book and manage future stays. If you do not have an account, you can create one while booking a stay. Account holders are entitled to special promotions and offers not always presented to the general public.

lowercased: the golfogabella private web site provides personal accounts for all our guests and property owners. by logging into your account, you can see the details of your stay, view invoices, order products and services, and easily book and manage future stays. if you do not have an account, you can create one while booking a stay. account holders are entitled to special promotions and offers not always presented to the general public.


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Summer Weddings: Tips & Tricks!
Not only are summer weddings beautiful, but they are also very popular! As you plan your big day, keep these tips in mind to ensure your day is perfect.
When choosing an outdoor location, take into consideration your surroundings. A beach is a beautiful location, but it might be windy, chilly or could be hard to hear a ceremony over the crashing waves. The gazebo and courtyard area here at the CCB provides couples with the best of both worlds! A riverside ceremony location with acres of endless photo opportunities!
Having a “plan b” is one of the most important factors of a summer wedding. New England weather is so unpredictable so what would you do if it rained? It’s a good thing that here at the Canoe Club Ballroom, our indoor ceremony set up is just as beautiful as the outdoor scene! Always remember that any outdoor décor can be re-purposed inside to create an elegant atmosphere!
The summer sun can be tough on your skin so consider providing sunscreen or sunglasses for your wedding guests upon arrival!
During summer weddings, it can get extremely hot with the sun beating down on your guests. Our outdoor ceremonies include a complimentary water and lemonade stand for yours guests to enjoy before you walk down the aisle!
While guests are enjoying cocktail hour, provide light hors d’oeuvres! Lighter options such as shrimp cocktail, spanakopita, or a delectable stationary display of cheese, crackers, fruits and vegetables are a great option!
Lanterns are a beautiful alternative to additional floral décor for your aisle! They tend to be a less expensive option as well. Nautical and beachy themes are always a popular choice for summer wedding décor!
Please consider the fabric of your wedding party’s attire! Gowns, dresses & tuxes can be a heavy material so look into a lighter material that won’t leave your wedding party sweating, such as suits for the gentlemen and chiffon options for the ladies! Cocktail or tea-length styled dresses seem to be a more popular summer option than the traditional long bridesmaid dresses.

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summer weddings: tips & tricks!
not only are summer weddings beautiful, but they are also very popular! as you plan your big day, keep these tips in mind to ensure your day is perfect.
when choosing an outdoor location, take into consideration your surroundings. a beach is a beautiful location, but it might be windy, chilly or could be hard to hear a ceremony over the crashing waves. the gazebo and courtyard area here at the ccb provides couples with the best of both worlds! a riverside ceremony location with acres of endless photo opportunities!
having a “plan b” is one of the most important factors of a summer wedding. new england weather is so unpredictable so what would you do if it rained? it’s a good thing that here at the canoe club ballroom, our indoor ceremony set up is just as beautiful as the outdoor scene! always remember that any outdoor décor can be re-purposed inside to create an elegant atmosphere!
the summer sun can be tough on your skin so consider providing sunscreen or sunglasses for your wedding guests upon arrival!
during summer weddings, it can get extremely hot with the sun beating down on your guests. our outdoor ceremonies include a complimentary water and lemonade stand for yours guests to enjoy before you walk down the aisle!
while guests are enjoying cocktail hour, provide light hors d’oeuvres! lighter options such as shrimp cocktail, spanakopita, or a delectable stationary display of cheese, crackers, fruits and vegetables are a great option!
lanterns are a beautiful alternative to additional floral décor for your aisle! they tend to be a less expensive option as well. nautical and beachy themes are always a popular choice for summer wedding décor!
please consider the fabric of your wedding party’s attire! gowns, dresses & tuxes can be a heavy material so look into a lighter material that won’t leave your wedding party sweating, such as suits for the gentlemen and chiffon options for the ladies! cocktail or tea-length styled dresses seem to be a more popular summer option than the traditional long bridesmaid dresses.


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News about White Phosphorus, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
American forces dropped thousands of gallons of tear gas, defoliants and other weapons during the conflict.
Images and reports from witnesses in the northern Syrian city of Raqqa suggest the presence of the material in munitions. Its use in populated areas is prohibited under international law.
A mountain of evidence has been compiled against Syrian officials for war crimes from torture to summary killings. But there is no clear path to justice.
The Russian Defense Ministry blamed a technical failure for the crash of the jet, a MIG-29.
The Pentagon kept silent as munitions left over from Saddam Hussein’s war with Iran found new targets from 2004 to 2011: American and Iraqi troops.
The Israeli military said on Friday that it planned to remove shells containing phosphorus from active use within about a year.
A munition normally used for warfare is said to have been used on Buddhist monks and villagers during a crackdown, according to a group investigating the incident.
The uprising in Libya last year, especially the decades-old weapons let loose in the chaos, tell a cold-war tale of allies and arms deals.
An increase in rocket fire into Afghanistan from Pakistani territory has fed suspicion and resentment among American troops.
The punishment of a brigadier general and a colonel was a rare admission of high-ranking wrongdoing during the war a year ago.
Korangal Valley is an example of what can happen when determined adversaries settle into a competition for a small space.
Ambushed by Taliban fighters, American soldiers fought their way out of a riverbed, and then grieved the loss of one of their own.
The two Army lieutenants crouched against boulders beside the Korangal River. Taliban gunfire poured down from villages and cliffs above, hitting tree branches and rocks and snapping as the bullets passed over the officers' helmets. An American platoon was pinned in the riverbed, which had blossomed into a kill zone. One squad and the radio operator were trapped in a wheat field on the far side. An improvised bomb had just exploded in their midst. The blast wave had blown the soldiers down, and, though the platoon did not yet know it, killed a soldier on the trail.
Essential questions about the country’s actions against Palestinian civilians in the Gaza war.
Officers are stepping forward, some at the urging of the top command, others on their own, to dispute accusations.
Egyptians saw Barack Obama as a symbol of justice. They welcomed him with almost total enthusiasm until he underwent his first real test: Gaza.

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news about white phosphorus, including commentary and archival articles published in the new york times.
american forces dropped thousands of gallons of tear gas, defoliants and other weapons during the conflict.
images and reports from witnesses in the northern syrian city of raqqa suggest the presence of the material in munitions. its use in populated areas is prohibited under international law.
a mountain of evidence has been compiled against syrian officials for war crimes from torture to summary killings. but there is no clear path to justice.
the russian defense ministry blamed a technical failure for the crash of the jet, a mig-29.
the pentagon kept silent as munitions left over from saddam hussein’s war with iran found new targets from 2004 to 2011: american and iraqi troops.
the israeli military said on friday that it planned to remove shells containing phosphorus from active use within about a year.
a munition normally used for warfare is said to have been used on buddhist monks and villagers during a crackdown, according to a group investigating the incident.
the uprising in libya last year, especially the decades-old weapons let loose in the chaos, tell a cold-war tale of allies and arms deals.
an increase in rocket fire into afghanistan from pakistani territory has fed suspicion and resentment among american troops.
the punishment of a brigadier general and a colonel was a rare admission of high-ranking wrongdoing during the war a year ago.
korangal valley is an example of what can happen when determined adversaries settle into a competition for a small space.
ambushed by taliban fighters, american soldiers fought their way out of a riverbed, and then grieved the loss of one of their own.
the two army lieutenants crouched against boulders beside the korangal river. taliban gunfire poured down from villages and cliffs above, hitting tree branches and rocks and snapping as the bullets passed over the officers' helmets. an american platoon was pinned in the riverbed, which had blossomed into a kill zone. one squad and the radio operator were trapped in a wheat field on the far side. an improvised bomb had just exploded in their midst. the blast wave had blown the soldiers down, and, though the platoon did not yet know it, killed a soldier on the trail.
essential questions about the country’s actions against palestinian civilians in the gaza war.
officers are stepping forward, some at the urging of the top command, others on their own, to dispute accusations.
egyptians saw barack obama as a symbol of justice. they welcomed him with almost total enthusiasm until he underwent his first real test: gaza.


text: WAC Lighting HR-LED418-NIC-RO, the 4" LED IC-Rated Recessed Lighting Housing is designed for new construction for contact with insulated ceilings. Comes with hangar bars that can be adjusted from 15"-24.5" to conform to different beam structures. The housing and junction box are made of 20 gauge steel. The frame, hanger bars, and ring are heavy gauge steel as well. The LED recessed lighting housing can have capacity to up to 1" ceiling thickness with 4-3/8" cut-out hole. Included are six-3W LEDs and is compatible with LEDme 4 inch round Invisible Trims. Trims are sold separately.

lowercased: wac lighting hr-led418-nic-ro, the 4" led ic-rated recessed lighting housing is designed for new construction for contact with insulated ceilings. comes with hangar bars that can be adjusted from 15"-24.5" to conform to different beam structures. the housing and junction box are made of 20 gauge steel. the frame, hanger bars, and ring are heavy gauge steel as well. the led recessed lighting housing can have capacity to up to 1" ceiling thickness with 4-3/8" cut-out hole. included are six-3w leds and is compatible with ledme 4 inch round invisible trims. trims are sold separately.


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Court Appeals Verdict: Patient's Conviction is Reversed The Fourth Appellate District Court issued another very positive published decision in People v. Chakos last week. The two concurring judges, Aronson and Fybel, involved in the unanimous opinion were the same two concurring judges in the Garden Grove (Kha) case.
"One might posit, then, that individuals who may lawfully possess marijuana under state law for medicinal purposes will have patterns of purchase and holding that will reflect the practical difficulties in obtaining the drug. Those practical difficulties could also explain the gram scale -- anyone with the lawful right to possess marijuana will need to take precautions not to insure that he or she does not get “ripped off” by a dealer, but that he or she does not possess more than the eight ounces contemplated by the Act. Practical difficulties of obtaining the drug also explain why a patient entitled to 13 possess it under state law might want to keep an extra supply on hand within the legal amount, since supplies would not be reliable."
"Now, are these speculations to be rejected because contradicted by the expert’s testimony on the record? No -- and that is the point: The record fails to show that Deputy Cormier is any more familiar than the average layperson or the members of this court with the patterns of lawful possession for medicinal use that would allow him to differentiate them from unlawful possession for sale. In other words, Cormier was unqualified to render an expert opinion in this case."
Read more about the case and the 4th Appellate Court's decision in the San Francisco Chronicle's story: http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2007/12/21/BAJ0U37B7.DTL&tsp=1 Ukiah City Council Calls for Medicine Limits- Board of Supervisors to Consider Ballot Initiative The Ukiah City Council is expected to vote on a resolution today at 4:00pm, which calls on the Mendocino County Board of Supervisors to put an initiative on the ballot to limit the number of plants medical cannabis patients are allowed to cultivate and repeal the landmark legislation, Measure G. Measure G was voted on by the Mendocino County voters in 2000. The measure decriminalized personal use of cannabis, with the intent to create safer access for medical cannabis patients. Measure G also allowed patients to cultivate up to 25 plants for personal use.
The Council is calling for a repeal of Measure G and limiting the plant numbers to six per patient. The Board of Supervisors is scheduled to discuss putting the repeal of Measure G and limiting patients' cultivation on the ballot next Tuesday, January 8th.
Come out and support patients' access! Scroll down to "City and County Hearings" to find details about the Board of Supervisors meeting next Tuesday.
On January 2nd, the Orange County Department of Public Health launched the statewide medical marijuana ID card program. Application for the cards are being taken on an appointment-only basis. Obtaining a card is voluntary for patients and caregivers but many find them to be very helpful in preventing false arrest by state and local law enforcement. In order to qualify for the ID card, you must be able to provide a copy of a valid doctor's recommendation for medical marijuana, proof of residency within Orange County and pay an application fee of $150 ($75 for MediCal recipients).
To make an appointment and apply for the card program, call the County Health Department at (714) 480-6717 during normal business hours.

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court appeals verdict: patient's conviction is reversed the fourth appellate district court issued another very positive published decision in people v. chakos last week. the two concurring judges, aronson and fybel, involved in the unanimous opinion were the same two concurring judges in the garden grove (kha) case.
"one might posit, then, that individuals who may lawfully possess marijuana under state law for medicinal purposes will have patterns of purchase and holding that will reflect the practical difficulties in obtaining the drug. those practical difficulties could also explain the gram scale -- anyone with the lawful right to possess marijuana will need to take precautions not to insure that he or she does not get “ripped off” by a dealer, but that he or she does not possess more than the eight ounces contemplated by the act. practical difficulties of obtaining the drug also explain why a patient entitled to 13 possess it under state law might want to keep an extra supply on hand within the legal amount, since supplies would not be reliable."
"now, are these speculations to be rejected because contradicted by the expert’s testimony on the record? no -- and that is the point: the record fails to show that deputy cormier is any more familiar than the average layperson or the members of this court with the patterns of lawful possession for medicinal use that would allow him to differentiate them from unlawful possession for sale. in other words, cormier was unqualified to render an expert opinion in this case."
read more about the case and the 4th appellate court's decision in the san francisco chronicle's story: http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2007/12/21/baj0u37b7.dtl&tsp=1 ukiah city council calls for medicine limits- board of supervisors to consider ballot initiative the ukiah city council is expected to vote on a resolution today at 4:00pm, which calls on the mendocino county board of supervisors to put an initiative on the ballot to limit the number of plants medical cannabis patients are allowed to cultivate and repeal the landmark legislation, measure g. measure g was voted on by the mendocino county voters in 2000. the measure decriminalized personal use of cannabis, with the intent to create safer access for medical cannabis patients. measure g also allowed patients to cultivate up to 25 plants for personal use.
the council is calling for a repeal of measure g and limiting the plant numbers to six per patient. the board of supervisors is scheduled to discuss putting the repeal of measure g and limiting patients' cultivation on the ballot next tuesday, january 8th.
come out and support patients' access! scroll down to "city and county hearings" to find details about the board of supervisors meeting next tuesday.
on january 2nd, the orange county department of public health launched the statewide medical marijuana id card program. application for the cards are being taken on an appointment-only basis. obtaining a card is voluntary for patients and caregivers but many find them to be very helpful in preventing false arrest by state and local law enforcement. in order to qualify for the id card, you must be able to provide a copy of a valid doctor's recommendation for medical marijuana, proof of residency within orange county and pay an application fee of $150 ($75 for medical recipients).
to make an appointment and apply for the card program, call the county health department at (714) 480-6717 during normal business hours.


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Oscar Health Insurance, a new startup that sells individual health plans on Obamacare exchanges is trying to get ahead of the competition by offering incentives to members who take steps to improve their health. The company, currently operating in New Jersey and New York City, is offering free Misfit wearable fitness trackers and up to $20 per month in Amazon gift cards for those who meet certain walking goals.
"Everybody walks in NYC. Oscar members get paid for it," Oscar wrote in a Twitter announcement regarding the program.
This effort distinguishes Oscar as one of the few companies in the individual insurance market to actively promote healthy living with incentives, whereas it is quite common for employer-sponsored health plans to have "workplace wellness" programs.
The Misfit Flash device, which normally sells for around $50, will be given out for free to members who sign up in 2015 and can be worn as a watch or clipped to clothing. Members receive $1 for each day they walk 2,000 steps or more, which is about 1 mile, before the requirement gradually increases to a minimum of 10,000 steps (five miles) for the reward. However, there is limit of $20 per month. Assuming members achieve the goal at least 20 times per month there is a max total of $240 worth in gift cards over the course of a year.
The Misfit sends information about members' walking habits to an Oscar software application, which tracks progress and sets the goals for each day. The program is also compatible with Apple's HealthKit application.
Co-CEO Mario Schlosser noted that this goal was based on research that demonstrated a noticeable impact on health once a person begins to walk 6,000 steps per day. "Some members should see improved health early on, while other effects would take longer to materialize," he said.
Oscar Health Insurance came into being with the rollout of Obama's Affordable Care Act in 2013, and is now backed by about $150 million in venture capital. The company has about 17,000 members and was valued at around $800 million during the most recent investment round.

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oscar health insurance, a new startup that sells individual health plans on obamacare exchanges is trying to get ahead of the competition by offering incentives to members who take steps to improve their health. the company, currently operating in new jersey and new york city, is offering free misfit wearable fitness trackers and up to $20 per month in amazon gift cards for those who meet certain walking goals.
"everybody walks in nyc. oscar members get paid for it," oscar wrote in a twitter announcement regarding the program.
this effort distinguishes oscar as one of the few companies in the individual insurance market to actively promote healthy living with incentives, whereas it is quite common for employer-sponsored health plans to have "workplace wellness" programs.
the misfit flash device, which normally sells for around $50, will be given out for free to members who sign up in 2015 and can be worn as a watch or clipped to clothing. members receive $1 for each day they walk 2,000 steps or more, which is about 1 mile, before the requirement gradually increases to a minimum of 10,000 steps (five miles) for the reward. however, there is limit of $20 per month. assuming members achieve the goal at least 20 times per month there is a max total of $240 worth in gift cards over the course of a year.
the misfit sends information about members' walking habits to an oscar software application, which tracks progress and sets the goals for each day. the program is also compatible with apple's healthkit application.
co-ceo mario schlosser noted that this goal was based on research that demonstrated a noticeable impact on health once a person begins to walk 6,000 steps per day. "some members should see improved health early on, while other effects would take longer to materialize," he said.
oscar health insurance came into being with the rollout of obama's affordable care act in 2013, and is now backed by about $150 million in venture capital. the company has about 17,000 members and was valued at around $800 million during the most recent investment round.


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I was searching for a Property and found this listing (MLS® #RX-10510635). Please send me more information regarding 17606 Grand Este Way, Boca Raton, FL, 33496. Thank you!
I'd like to request a showing of 17606 Grand Este Way, Boca Raton, FL, 33496 (MLS® #RX-10510635). Thank you!

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i was searching for a property and found this listing (mls® #rx-10510635). please send me more information regarding 17606 grand este way, boca raton, fl, 33496. thank you!
i'd like to request a showing of 17606 grand este way, boca raton, fl, 33496 (mls® #rx-10510635). thank you!


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July 1-4 event aims to put into action Pope Francis’ Evangelii Gaudium.
ORLANDO, Fla. — The Catholic bishops in the United States want to form a Church of missionary disciples on fire to spread the joy of the Gospel to their communities.
To be held July 1-4 in Orlando, Florida, it will be a gathering of thousands of Catholic leaders working in dioceses, apostolates and movements across the country.
Having the U.S. bishops bring together Catholic leaders from all U.S. states and territories into a single meeting place to discuss evangelization has no precedent in the life of the Catholic Church in the United States.
The convocation also reflects the social genius of the Catholic Church in a unique way, by using the principles of solidarity and subsidiarity. Although the U.S. Catholic bishops have convoked this gathering of Catholic leaders from across the U.S. and its territories to promote unity in proclaiming the Gospel, all the participants are there to learn from the experiences and insights of Catholic leaders in more than 300 organizations that are trying to spread the Gospel at the local level.
Jonathan Reyes, executive director of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops’ Department of Justice, Peace and Human Development, told the Register that the event seeks to strengthen the “apostolic vision” of the Church by bringing its leadership together for this one-time event.
The idea of the convocation originated in the U.S. bishops’ Secretariat of Pro-Life Activities and the Department of Justice, Peace, and Human Development and has been in the making for more than seven years, Reyes explained. However, Pope Francis’ Evangelii Gaudium provided the needed push to put this plan into action.
“Evangelii Gaudium was the sort of key moment, with this sense that the Church, facing the challenges of the age, was just called to missionary discipleship, encountering Christ, and [the need] to try to do something that was never done before,” he said.
The convocation is by invitation only. All the U.S. Catholic bishops have chosen Catholic leaders for their diocesan delegations.
Approximately 160 out of 197 dioceses, eparchies and ordinariates are sending delegations, with an average of 10 delegates accompanying their bishop. The Archdiocese of Cincinnati is sending the most delegates, 52 persons, while the eight delegates for the Romanian Catholic Eparchy of St. George’s in Canton, Ohio, represent the greatest ratio of delegates proportional to flock size. With its 6,200 Catholics, that’s one delegate for every 775 Catholics.
The USCCB also disbursed more than $500,000 in scholarships to make sure the personal and geographic diversity of the Church, along with insights and contributions, was represented, including African-American and Native-American Catholics, low-income attendees and “Catholic Home Missions” dioceses.
Some attendees are coming from as far away as the Marshall Islands in the Pacific.
The USCCB has also invited more than 160 Catholic organizations, covering a wide variety of Catholic-led ministries, apostolates and movements, dedicated to advancing the mission of the Church, Reyes said.
The convocation features 66 breakout sessions, covering a wide variety of themes in the Church. Reyes said the sessions are off the record, so people in the Church can have a frank and open conversation about where the Church is advancing and failing and how to create effectively a Church of missionary disciples.
Each delegation will have to strategically choose which breakout sessions its members wish to attend over the three days. However, the convocation will provide plenty of opportunities for networking to establish relationships with other Catholic leaders to continue gathering ideas and strategizing how to put them into action.
All the public events — such as the public presentations, Mass and prayer services — will be televised with commentary on EWTN, the Register’s parent company, so Catholics at home can experience part of the event.
Diocesan and organizational delegations will then have the task of disseminating the fruits of what they’ve acquired to the local parish and community level.
Sherry Weddell, author of Forming Intentional Disciples and a convocation presenter, told the Register that the real opportunity for the conference will be networking.
Delegates will not be going to find “silver bullets,” because each of their circumstances is different. But the breakout sessions and presentations will help start ideas and get the conversation going, meaning the real work — putting conversation into action — will be after the gathering. The convocation itself represents a real change in the U.S. Church she has seen gaining steam recently — going from a maintenance to a missionary attitude.
Evangelii Gaudium, she said, built on the call for missionary disciples honed by Blessed Paul VI, St. John Paul II and Pope Benedict XVI, and the majority of the bishops have taken it to heart.
“The conversation has changed so dramatically in the last five years,” said Weddell.
The delegation from the Archdiocese of Los Angeles, one of the main sponsors of the convocation, has been preparing for the event by studying Evangelii Gaudium together.
Kathleen Buckley Domingo, associate director of the diocesan Office of Life, Justice and Peace, told the Register they have drawn their delegation from Catholics in the chancery, parishes and other organizations that reflect the diversity of Catholic ministries in L.A. — such as pro-life, homeless and immigration ministries — but also from different ages, socioeconomic backgrounds and cultures.
Domingo said they are looking forward to learning “new ideas and new approaches” from others on evangelization, since they have to fight a wide variety of attacks on human life and dignity.
At the same time, she said the archdiocese hopes to contribute its own experience of how having people engaged in life, justice and peace-building, “united for the glory of God,” can deliver a more effective witness.
The Diocese of Las Vegas is just 20 years old, but Connie Clough, director of faith formation, said they look forward to learning from similarly situated Catholic dioceses and eparchies about how they have effectively used their size and resources to proclaim the Gospel.
Clough said they are looking forward to learning the perspective of the Eastern Churches — delegations are coming from the Ruthenian, Ukrainian, Romanian, Melkite, Maronite, Syro-Malabar and Armenian Catholic eparchies in the U.S.
Las Vegas’ largest parish has 8,000 families, and its smallest missions have 25 families. But Clough thinks they will bring back new knowledge and networked contacts from the convocation and also a model for collaboration and learning between the diocese’s parishes and Catholic organizations.
The Archdiocese of New York has drawn its delegation from chancery staff, but also a “broad swath” of religious and lay Catholics involved in ministries in the field, according to Daniel Frascella, the archdiocese’s director of adult faith formation.
New York is known for its rich cultural and ethnic diversity, and Frascella said the archdiocese wants to see what “best practices” it can learn from others on how to communicate the Gospel in these different contexts, since their parishes also include rural, suburban and urban communities.
Frascella said the archdiocese is working on a plan to reconvene their 40 delegates after the convocation, discuss their takeaways, and consider how they can implement them practically in their ministries for the local Church.
Jaime Maldonado, a Connecticut seminarian with the Archdiocese of Hartford’s delegation, told the Register he is looking forward to learning how to engage more effectively with the “Nones” — the large segment of the U.S. population that no longer identifies as Christian — particularly millennials. Maldonado, 38, who has a scientific background — before seminary, he was a neuroscientist at Yale — said many times he was asked during his postdoctoral fellowship how he could believe in God and be a scientist.
Maldonado admitted his answers at the time were “not eloquent,” and he looks forward to learning from others in the breakout sessions about how the Church can provide a better witness in this area. It is critical for reaching out to millennials, many of whom seem to have the view that science and faith are incompatible.
The “Convocation of Catholic Leaders” provides an excellent opportunity to get the Church in alignment for the challenge of proclaiming the Gospel in the 21st century, according to Curtis Martin, founder and CEO of the Fellowship of Catholic University Students (FOCUS).
But Martin said the Church needs to recover its own story, particularly in how the Church has been successful in communicating through the culture in order to proclaim the Gospel and raise up a generation of disciples on fire for Jesus Christ — Christians who understood that their faith required a “completely radical response to the most radical event of human history.” Martin pointed to the Jesuit missionaries of North America, who learned the language and culture of the Native peoples and helped them spread the Gospel.
He pointed to the Huron martyr Joseph Chiwatenhwa and his wife, Marie Aonetta, who dedicated themselves to raising a family of saints and took the initiative as lay Catholics to spread the Gospel, supported by St. Jean de Brébeuf and the other Jesuit priests.
The witness of the Coptic martyrs in Egypt, who recently gave their lives for their faith, drove home for Martin the importance of cultivating this kind of discipleship.
This story was updated at 9:30am Eastern June 8, 2017.
Public portions of the event will be broadcast on EWTN and livestreamed online. Go to event.registerat.com/site/USCCB/Program.aspx.

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july 1-4 event aims to put into action pope francis’ evangelii gaudium.
orlando, fla. — the catholic bishops in the united states want to form a church of missionary disciples on fire to spread the joy of the gospel to their communities.
to be held july 1-4 in orlando, florida, it will be a gathering of thousands of catholic leaders working in dioceses, apostolates and movements across the country.
having the u.s. bishops bring together catholic leaders from all u.s. states and territories into a single meeting place to discuss evangelization has no precedent in the life of the catholic church in the united states.
the convocation also reflects the social genius of the catholic church in a unique way, by using the principles of solidarity and subsidiarity. although the u.s. catholic bishops have convoked this gathering of catholic leaders from across the u.s. and its territories to promote unity in proclaiming the gospel, all the participants are there to learn from the experiences and insights of catholic leaders in more than 300 organizations that are trying to spread the gospel at the local level.
jonathan reyes, executive director of the u.s. conference of catholic bishops’ department of justice, peace and human development, told the register that the event seeks to strengthen the “apostolic vision” of the church by bringing its leadership together for this one-time event.
the idea of the convocation originated in the u.s. bishops’ secretariat of pro-life activities and the department of justice, peace, and human development and has been in the making for more than seven years, reyes explained. however, pope francis’ evangelii gaudium provided the needed push to put this plan into action.
“evangelii gaudium was the sort of key moment, with this sense that the church, facing the challenges of the age, was just called to missionary discipleship, encountering christ, and [the need] to try to do something that was never done before,” he said.
the convocation is by invitation only. all the u.s. catholic bishops have chosen catholic leaders for their diocesan delegations.
approximately 160 out of 197 dioceses, eparchies and ordinariates are sending delegations, with an average of 10 delegates accompanying their bishop. the archdiocese of cincinnati is sending the most delegates, 52 persons, while the eight delegates for the romanian catholic eparchy of st. george’s in canton, ohio, represent the greatest ratio of delegates proportional to flock size. with its 6,200 catholics, that’s one delegate for every 775 catholics.
the usccb also disbursed more than $500,000 in scholarships to make sure the personal and geographic diversity of the church, along with insights and contributions, was represented, including african-american and native-american catholics, low-income attendees and “catholic home missions” dioceses.
some attendees are coming from as far away as the marshall islands in the pacific.
the usccb has also invited more than 160 catholic organizations, covering a wide variety of catholic-led ministries, apostolates and movements, dedicated to advancing the mission of the church, reyes said.
the convocation features 66 breakout sessions, covering a wide variety of themes in the church. reyes said the sessions are off the record, so people in the church can have a frank and open conversation about where the church is advancing and failing and how to create effectively a church of missionary disciples.
each delegation will have to strategically choose which breakout sessions its members wish to attend over the three days. however, the convocation will provide plenty of opportunities for networking to establish relationships with other catholic leaders to continue gathering ideas and strategizing how to put them into action.
all the public events — such as the public presentations, mass and prayer services — will be televised with commentary on ewtn, the register’s parent company, so catholics at home can experience part of the event.
diocesan and organizational delegations will then have the task of disseminating the fruits of what they’ve acquired to the local parish and community level.
sherry weddell, author of forming intentional disciples and a convocation presenter, told the register that the real opportunity for the conference will be networking.
delegates will not be going to find “silver bullets,” because each of their circumstances is different. but the breakout sessions and presentations will help start ideas and get the conversation going, meaning the real work — putting conversation into action — will be after the gathering. the convocation itself represents a real change in the u.s. church she has seen gaining steam recently — going from a maintenance to a missionary attitude.
evangelii gaudium, she said, built on the call for missionary disciples honed by blessed paul vi, st. john paul ii and pope benedict xvi, and the majority of the bishops have taken it to heart.
“the conversation has changed so dramatically in the last five years,” said weddell.
the delegation from the archdiocese of los angeles, one of the main sponsors of the convocation, has been preparing for the event by studying evangelii gaudium together.
kathleen buckley domingo, associate director of the diocesan office of life, justice and peace, told the register they have drawn their delegation from catholics in the chancery, parishes and other organizations that reflect the diversity of catholic ministries in l.a. — such as pro-life, homeless and immigration ministries — but also from different ages, socioeconomic backgrounds and cultures.
domingo said they are looking forward to learning “new ideas and new approaches” from others on evangelization, since they have to fight a wide variety of attacks on human life and dignity.
at the same time, she said the archdiocese hopes to contribute its own experience of how having people engaged in life, justice and peace-building, “united for the glory of god,” can deliver a more effective witness.
the diocese of las vegas is just 20 years old, but connie clough, director of faith formation, said they look forward to learning from similarly situated catholic dioceses and eparchies about how they have effectively used their size and resources to proclaim the gospel.
clough said they are looking forward to learning the perspective of the eastern churches — delegations are coming from the ruthenian, ukrainian, romanian, melkite, maronite, syro-malabar and armenian catholic eparchies in the u.s.
las vegas’ largest parish has 8,000 families, and its smallest missions have 25 families. but clough thinks they will bring back new knowledge and networked contacts from the convocation and also a model for collaboration and learning between the diocese’s parishes and catholic organizations.
the archdiocese of new york has drawn its delegation from chancery staff, but also a “broad swath” of religious and lay catholics involved in ministries in the field, according to daniel frascella, the archdiocese’s director of adult faith formation.
new york is known for its rich cultural and ethnic diversity, and frascella said the archdiocese wants to see what “best practices” it can learn from others on how to communicate the gospel in these different contexts, since their parishes also include rural, suburban and urban communities.
frascella said the archdiocese is working on a plan to reconvene their 40 delegates after the convocation, discuss their takeaways, and consider how they can implement them practically in their ministries for the local church.
jaime maldonado, a connecticut seminarian with the archdiocese of hartford’s delegation, told the register he is looking forward to learning how to engage more effectively with the “nones” — the large segment of the u.s. population that no longer identifies as christian — particularly millennials. maldonado, 38, who has a scientific background — before seminary, he was a neuroscientist at yale — said many times he was asked during his postdoctoral fellowship how he could believe in god and be a scientist.
maldonado admitted his answers at the time were “not eloquent,” and he looks forward to learning from others in the breakout sessions about how the church can provide a better witness in this area. it is critical for reaching out to millennials, many of whom seem to have the view that science and faith are incompatible.
the “convocation of catholic leaders” provides an excellent opportunity to get the church in alignment for the challenge of proclaiming the gospel in the 21st century, according to curtis martin, founder and ceo of the fellowship of catholic university students (focus).
but martin said the church needs to recover its own story, particularly in how the church has been successful in communicating through the culture in order to proclaim the gospel and raise up a generation of disciples on fire for jesus christ — christians who understood that their faith required a “completely radical response to the most radical event of human history.” martin pointed to the jesuit missionaries of north america, who learned the language and culture of the native peoples and helped them spread the gospel.
he pointed to the huron martyr joseph chiwatenhwa and his wife, marie aonetta, who dedicated themselves to raising a family of saints and took the initiative as lay catholics to spread the gospel, supported by st. jean de brébeuf and the other jesuit priests.
the witness of the coptic martyrs in egypt, who recently gave their lives for their faith, drove home for martin the importance of cultivating this kind of discipleship.
this story was updated at 9:30am eastern june 8, 2017.
public portions of the event will be broadcast on ewtn and livestreamed online. go to event.registerat.com/site/usccb/program.aspx.


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The location of the massage session is also an important point of consideration. If what you want is a relaxation massage then it is advisable to go to a massage parlor. The parlors for this kind of massage is usually set to provide relaxation by dimming the lights, putting cool music and some scents that are calming when inhaled. However, if you need pain relief you may prefer to do it in your home to reduce movement. For this reason you need to find a flexible therapist.
Look at the costs of the therapist’s service. Even though money should not inspire your choice, go to a massage therapist who charges reflect the quality of service that they offer. Ask around from your friends and family who have had massage services that were satisfactory. By so doing you are more likely to consider both quality and price before you make a choice of a massage therapist. Look at the reputation that a therapist has before getting services from them. The best way to know their reputation is by getting feedback from their past clients. Go to a massage therapist with a good reputation but be wary of those who seem to leave customers dissatisfied. Look for a massage therapist that has a thorough knowledge of many techniques. If they are thorough in many techniques, you save time and money that would have been spent looking for different therapists for different services.

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factors to consider when looking for a massage therapist massage has so many benefits such as stress-relief, pain relief, and even relaxation. that is the reason why people have no qualms about the relatively high prices of some sessions. however, not all massage sessions we have gone to have been fruitful which is why it is important that you select the right therapist. how then do you choose a good massage therapist? make sure that the massage therapist has a license to practice. you will be puzzled at the number of massage therapists who are practicing unlicensed. that is why for your sake you should ascertain the qualification of a therapist and the best way would be to see their license because the government only gives therapist licenses if they are qualified. it is good to discuss with the massage therapist what you aim to get from the session. some of the aims of getting a massage session is to get stress and pain relief or to relax. it will be easier for them to deliver what you need when they know what you want. as they say communication is key in any exchange.
the location of the massage session is also an important point of consideration. if what you want is a relaxation massage then it is advisable to go to a massage parlor. the parlors for this kind of massage is usually set to provide relaxation by dimming the lights, putting cool music and some scents that are calming when inhaled. however, if you need pain relief you may prefer to do it in your home to reduce movement. for this reason you need to find a flexible therapist.
look at the costs of the therapist’s service. even though money should not inspire your choice, go to a massage therapist who charges reflect the quality of service that they offer. ask around from your friends and family who have had massage services that were satisfactory. by so doing you are more likely to consider both quality and price before you make a choice of a massage therapist. look at the reputation that a therapist has before getting services from them. the best way to know their reputation is by getting feedback from their past clients. go to a massage therapist with a good reputation but be wary of those who seem to leave customers dissatisfied. look for a massage therapist that has a thorough knowledge of many techniques. if they are thorough in many techniques, you save time and money that would have been spent looking for different therapists for different services.


text: Víctor Rodríguez Núñez (Havana, 1955) is a poet, journalist, literary critic, translator and scholar. He has published fifty books of poetry throughout the Americas, Europe, and Asia, and his work has long been the recipient of major awards in the Spanish-speaking world, most recently, Spain’s coveted Loewe Poetry Prize. One of Cuba’s most outstanding contemporary writers, he divides his time between Gambier, Ohio, where he is Professor of Spanish at Kenyon College, and Havana.

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Agona Swedru, April 14, GNA- The District Co-ordinating Director for Agona, Mr G.B.L. Siilo has suggested to District, Municipal and Metropolitan Assemblies to bear 25 percent cost of European Union (EU) Micro Projects for the effective implementation and execution of the projects.
He said the rationale behind taking up the cost on behalf of the beneficiary communities, was to alleviate them from economic difficulties.
Mr Siilo who was speaking to the Ghana News Agency (GNA) at Agona Swedru on the success of EU Micro projects in the district said certain communities were facing serious financial and social problems, and needed to be helped.
The European Union bears 75 percent cost of the projects, while the beneficiary communities take up the remaining 25 percent. He said when the assemblies took up the full cost, as directed by the EU, the projects would be completed early.
Mr Siilo noted that the communities who are mostly farmers find it extremely difficult to make ends meet, and wondered how they could contribute to the project.
The DCD said the assemblies spend more funds before putting up a classroom or toilet, and wondered why they could not do the same thing in the EU Micro Projects to alleviate the suffering of beneficiary communities.

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agona swedru, april 14, gna- the district co-ordinating director for agona, mr g.b.l. siilo has suggested to district, municipal and metropolitan assemblies to bear 25 percent cost of european union (eu) micro projects for the effective implementation and execution of the projects.
he said the rationale behind taking up the cost on behalf of the beneficiary communities, was to alleviate them from economic difficulties.
mr siilo who was speaking to the ghana news agency (gna) at agona swedru on the success of eu micro projects in the district said certain communities were facing serious financial and social problems, and needed to be helped.
the european union bears 75 percent cost of the projects, while the beneficiary communities take up the remaining 25 percent. he said when the assemblies took up the full cost, as directed by the eu, the projects would be completed early.
mr siilo noted that the communities who are mostly farmers find it extremely difficult to make ends meet, and wondered how they could contribute to the project.
the dcd said the assemblies spend more funds before putting up a classroom or toilet, and wondered why they could not do the same thing in the eu micro projects to alleviate the suffering of beneficiary communities.


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There are literally quite a number of Executable (i.g. EXE) files on Windows operating system. Every program you have on your desktop or laptop does its job because the EXE application files execute the missions that need to be accomplished. HTBackUp.exe is exactly one of them.
Imagine that hundreds of thousands EXE files along with HTBackUp.exe, supported by millions of DLL (Dynamic Link Library) files, stay together on your drive, while you are accessing them, cleaning them, and downloading new ones every day. It is hard to avoid mistaken actions that lead to unwanted consequences.
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there are literally quite a number of executable (i.g. exe) files on windows operating system. every program you have on your desktop or laptop does its job because the exe application files execute the missions that need to be accomplished. htbackup.exe is exactly one of them.
imagine that hundreds of thousands exe files along with htbackup.exe, supported by millions of dll (dynamic link library) files, stay together on your drive, while you are accessing them, cleaning them, and downloading new ones every day. it is hard to avoid mistaken actions that lead to unwanted consequences.
you must be troubled with similar kind of issues very much, that’s why you are reading this. and yes, you have turned to the right instructions. you can either directly get to simple solutions to fix htbackup.exe error, or learn more about exe files here if you are interested.
3.restore the system with its system repair functions, and htbackup.exe can be repaired at the meantime.
export hkey_classes_root\htbackup.exe and hkey_classes_root\exefile from another computer, copy and import them to your pc.
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Every week I hear from friends who can no longer use, or even boot their computer. This week it was four different friends with serious virus problems, in one case the virus had encrypted the disk and they couldn't recover any of their data. Other times it's a software update that went awry or a hard disk failure. Luckily, Rule 1 allows you to recover from all three cases. The rest of this discussion covers some techniques I use to minimize the chance of getting viruses.
You've never going to be 100% protected from getting a virus, so be sure to have two levels of backup. These backups not only protect you should your machine become hopelessly infected by a virus, but also against a hard drive failure or hopelessly messed up software.
Make a complete system backup every couple of months (or more frequently when installing new software, and always before installing a major Windows update). There's a link to step-by-step instructions for using one backup program at the end of my discussion of Complete System Backups.
Backup documents, images, music, and other personal data almost daily using SyncToy. For more information see my discussion of Backup Strategies and Using SyncToy.
Rule 2: Practice Safe Computing.
Install a virus protection program and keep it up-to-date.
Use Firefox and install key security add-ons (extensions).
Beware of links in e-mails and on web pages.
Install a virus protection program and be sure its virus definitions are kept up-to-date. Everyone has their favorite, but there is no longer one I really recommend. They all suffer from program and feature blot which makes them difficult to use, or really slows down your computer (Norton seems the worst, but it's not alone).
I use AVG, not because it's great, but because it's FREE. But it too has gotten much worse. Prior to version 8 it was easy, even for the inexperienced user, to keep updated. Version 8 is a real pain when used on dial-up line; I keep thinking I've missed something in the setup that would make it work better. And just recently it did some update that caused it to stop working completely. On two different computers ... had to un-install and re-install.
I highly recommend using Firefox as your web browser and installing at least a couple of add-ons (or extensions). One is WoT which stands for Web of Trust (see the examples below). Another I recommend is NoScript ... it's a little more effort to setup, but it will protect you from sites running scripts (programs) which might corrupt your machine. For more on NoScript, see my discussion of setting up and using Firefox.
with all red lifesavers, it is probably someplace you want to avoid.
The green check marks (arrow below) you see are added to some pages by version 8 of AVG, they show that AVG has verified that the page contains threats. Since they're not added to every link I'm not sure how useful they are. I'm sure new versions of many other anti-virus programs have similar features.
Firefox supported tabbed browsing and pop-up blocking long before Internet Explorer. It's an Open Source development project; this means the source code of the program is public and people all over the world calibrate on its development. This usually results in newer and better ideas getting incorporated sooner, meaning it's likely to always be ahead of Internet Explorer.
For me three of the most important areas are (A) the address field when I can type a URL, (C) the Google search field, and (B) my bookmark toolbar which I've customized to contain mostly just icons which I recognize.
Here's a discussion of Firefox I wrote a few years ago on another website (it should open in another tab or window). It's a bit out-of-date, but it should still contain some useful information. Be sure to follow the link there to Tips on Using Firefox.
Pop-ups were not only annoying, but often lead to problems ... to often without knowing it you were installing a virus. The pop-up blocker in Firefox stopped most of these and Internet Explorer (which I no longer use) now has a pop-up blocker too. Be sure these blockers are turned on ... I've seen pop-ups that have no way to close without agreeing to installing something you don't want. Once some of these programs get installed, you get pop-ups all over the place that can't be stopped ... and they either take a lot of effort, or are impossible to remove.
It recognizes some (not all) mail that is trying to get private information (passwords, bank account information, etc.) from you and puts a big red banner across the top of the message. Anyone foolish enough to ignore this probably going to loose all their money anyway. I think it even disables links (so you can't click on them) in these messages.
Because you are reading your mail through the Firefox browser, if you have added "WoT" you'll see a rating for every link in your e-mails. In fact both this one and the one above were thrown into the spam folder so you would never have to deal with either one.
Actual link targets displayed on status bar.
it is actually some page on the "app7.su" website ("su" is the old country code for Soviet Union, it is being phased out).
A snippet is the first words of the message displayed following the subject (in bold) in the list of messages. For many messages it's often all you need to see, you don't need to open the message. For example, the first message above is from my wife. I can see she's asked me to download something for her the next time I go to the library and have a high-speed internet connection.
Although Gmail has a few folders, see list showing spam folder above, you can't create folders of your own. Instead you can "label" messages (which is logically the same thing, you just do it differently. But I very infrequently use labels, what you do instead is use Google's search capabilities to find any message you want. What I do use are the stars. They're easy to add/remove (just click on the star). I use them as a to-do list, even if you download messages to your client e-mail program they remained starred in your "All Mail" folder. Above I starred the messages from my wife so I could easily find the URLs she wants me to download the next time I'm at the library.
Attachments. I like the way Gmail handles attachments.
I especially appreciate it on a dial-up line. As you see above, it shows you a thumbnail of each attachment. You can choose to download individual ones, or with one click you can download them all (and walk away while they slowly download on a dial-up line). Actually they download about twice as fast as they would download to your client e-mail program, because the graphics Gmail downloads are not encoded as text. When you "Download all attachments" they end up in a zip file.
Another nice thing about Gmail is how well it interfaces with your client e-mail program (Thunderbird, Outlook, etc.). Even message you read and/or archive in Gmail are later downloaded to your client program when you get home and download all your mail. And if you setup Gmail as your client's SMTP server, any mail you send out will also be archived at Gmail. This means that wherever you are in the world you can get a copy of any e-mail you sent or received from your client program.
Firewalls: I just use a combination of hardware (a firewall built into my router) and the firewall that comes with Windows. The advantage of a better software firewall program is that they monitor outgoing as well as incoming internet traffic. They will catch programs which have gotten past your anti-virus and are now starting to "reach-out" from you machine. The problem is most of us don't have enough knowledge to use them wisely ... they keep asking you if _____ can access the internet, or _____ can access your computer. You either keep saying yes, or if you say no, things don't work right, but you don't even realize it. Pretty soon it's like crying wolf all the time, you just ignore it and keep clicking OK. For most us (myself included) it's not worth the effort.
Never use any peer-to-peer music or software sharing software, they're almost guaranteed give you hundreds, if not thousands of viruses. If you really want to use one, devote an old computer not connected to any other of your computers just to that task.

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every week i hear from friends who can no longer use, or even boot their computer. this week it was four different friends with serious virus problems, in one case the virus had encrypted the disk and they couldn't recover any of their data. other times it's a software update that went awry or a hard disk failure. luckily, rule 1 allows you to recover from all three cases. the rest of this discussion covers some techniques i use to minimize the chance of getting viruses.
you've never going to be 100% protected from getting a virus, so be sure to have two levels of backup. these backups not only protect you should your machine become hopelessly infected by a virus, but also against a hard drive failure or hopelessly messed up software.
make a complete system backup every couple of months (or more frequently when installing new software, and always before installing a major windows update). there's a link to step-by-step instructions for using one backup program at the end of my discussion of complete system backups.
backup documents, images, music, and other personal data almost daily using synctoy. for more information see my discussion of backup strategies and using synctoy.
rule 2: practice safe computing.
install a virus protection program and keep it up-to-date.
use firefox and install key security add-ons (extensions).
beware of links in e-mails and on web pages.
install a virus protection program and be sure its virus definitions are kept up-to-date. everyone has their favorite, but there is no longer one i really recommend. they all suffer from program and feature blot which makes them difficult to use, or really slows down your computer (norton seems the worst, but it's not alone).
i use avg, not because it's great, but because it's free. but it too has gotten much worse. prior to version 8 it was easy, even for the inexperienced user, to keep updated. version 8 is a real pain when used on dial-up line; i keep thinking i've missed something in the setup that would make it work better. and just recently it did some update that caused it to stop working completely. on two different computers ... had to un-install and re-install.
i highly recommend using firefox as your web browser and installing at least a couple of add-ons (or extensions). one is wot which stands for web of trust (see the examples below). another i recommend is noscript ... it's a little more effort to setup, but it will protect you from sites running scripts (programs) which might corrupt your machine. for more on noscript, see my discussion of setting up and using firefox.
with all red lifesavers, it is probably someplace you want to avoid.
the green check marks (arrow below) you see are added to some pages by version 8 of avg, they show that avg has verified that the page contains threats. since they're not added to every link i'm not sure how useful they are. i'm sure new versions of many other anti-virus programs have similar features.
firefox supported tabbed browsing and pop-up blocking long before internet explorer. it's an open source development project; this means the source code of the program is public and people all over the world calibrate on its development. this usually results in newer and better ideas getting incorporated sooner, meaning it's likely to always be ahead of internet explorer.
for me three of the most important areas are (a) the address field when i can type a url, (c) the google search field, and (b) my bookmark toolbar which i've customized to contain mostly just icons which i recognize.
here's a discussion of firefox i wrote a few years ago on another website (it should open in another tab or window). it's a bit out-of-date, but it should still contain some useful information. be sure to follow the link there to tips on using firefox.
pop-ups were not only annoying, but often lead to problems ... to often without knowing it you were installing a virus. the pop-up blocker in firefox stopped most of these and internet explorer (which i no longer use) now has a pop-up blocker too. be sure these blockers are turned on ... i've seen pop-ups that have no way to close without agreeing to installing something you don't want. once some of these programs get installed, you get pop-ups all over the place that can't be stopped ... and they either take a lot of effort, or are impossible to remove.
it recognizes some (not all) mail that is trying to get private information (passwords, bank account information, etc.) from you and puts a big red banner across the top of the message. anyone foolish enough to ignore this probably going to loose all their money anyway. i think it even disables links (so you can't click on them) in these messages.
because you are reading your mail through the firefox browser, if you have added "wot" you'll see a rating for every link in your e-mails. in fact both this one and the one above were thrown into the spam folder so you would never have to deal with either one.
actual link targets displayed on status bar.
it is actually some page on the "app7.su" website ("su" is the old country code for soviet union, it is being phased out).
a snippet is the first words of the message displayed following the subject (in bold) in the list of messages. for many messages it's often all you need to see, you don't need to open the message. for example, the first message above is from my wife. i can see she's asked me to download something for her the next time i go to the library and have a high-speed internet connection.
although gmail has a few folders, see list showing spam folder above, you can't create folders of your own. instead you can "label" messages (which is logically the same thing, you just do it differently. but i very infrequently use labels, what you do instead is use google's search capabilities to find any message you want. what i do use are the stars. they're easy to add/remove (just click on the star). i use them as a to-do list, even if you download messages to your client e-mail program they remained starred in your "all mail" folder. above i starred the messages from my wife so i could easily find the urls she wants me to download the next time i'm at the library.
attachments. i like the way gmail handles attachments.
i especially appreciate it on a dial-up line. as you see above, it shows you a thumbnail of each attachment. you can choose to download individual ones, or with one click you can download them all (and walk away while they slowly download on a dial-up line). actually they download about twice as fast as they would download to your client e-mail program, because the graphics gmail downloads are not encoded as text. when you "download all attachments" they end up in a zip file.
another nice thing about gmail is how well it interfaces with your client e-mail program (thunderbird, outlook, etc.). even message you read and/or archive in gmail are later downloaded to your client program when you get home and download all your mail. and if you setup gmail as your client's smtp server, any mail you send out will also be archived at gmail. this means that wherever you are in the world you can get a copy of any e-mail you sent or received from your client program.
firewalls: i just use a combination of hardware (a firewall built into my router) and the firewall that comes with windows. the advantage of a better software firewall program is that they monitor outgoing as well as incoming internet traffic. they will catch programs which have gotten past your anti-virus and are now starting to "reach-out" from you machine. the problem is most of us don't have enough knowledge to use them wisely ... they keep asking you if _____ can access the internet, or _____ can access your computer. you either keep saying yes, or if you say no, things don't work right, but you don't even realize it. pretty soon it's like crying wolf all the time, you just ignore it and keep clicking ok. for most us (myself included) it's not worth the effort.
never use any peer-to-peer music or software sharing software, they're almost guaranteed give you hundreds, if not thousands of viruses. if you really want to use one, devote an old computer not connected to any other of your computers just to that task.


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Natalie has been in the legal field for nearly two decades, 10 of those years spent as a corporate law clerk.
Family means the world to Natalie, and she loves to watch her little girl’s dance competitions. She also has a ton of love for the newest addition to the family, Shadow Kojak de Sousa – a half lab half retriever mix. She also spends time assisting her brother who has Down’s syndrome with his Group Home and Community Support Funding. Natalie also sponsors a Child in Ecuador though World Vision.

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natalie has been in the legal field for nearly two decades, 10 of those years spent as a corporate law clerk.
family means the world to natalie, and she loves to watch her little girl’s dance competitions. she also has a ton of love for the newest addition to the family, shadow kojak de sousa – a half lab half retriever mix. she also spends time assisting her brother who has down’s syndrome with his group home and community support funding. natalie also sponsors a child in ecuador though world vision.


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internet marketing is competition oriented and every business, be it brick and mortar, bricks and of todays search engine traffic and a large percentage make up of online consumers. internet marketing is competition oriented and every business, be it brick and mortar, bricks and product to enter the market in order to compete with oposition. blind link - a blind link is a link which directs a visitor to and unlimited hosting you can have many micro sites directing anywhere you choose. to compete in this tough time, each company spreads its specialized marketers advertising space and placement space on other peoples websites.
for those that would like to inexpensively step-up their internet popularize your business globally sitting back at your home. it may be useful if you are selling to the general public or evolvement is evident from the very introduction of search engine optimization seo on the web. internet marketing solutions one of the common mistakes that many businesses make when they decide to implement internet marketing destination if you hover your mouse cursor over a link without pressing it. -due to the vastness of the web cyberspace and the number especially if you have built a good stable website for your visitors to search through.


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In an attempt to corner the surrealist art demographic, the game developers used nonsensical perspective and impossible architecture to construct this Escher inspired level. While the idea was ultimately a failure, it was still better than the proposed Salvador Dali Temple.
Most Frustrating Part: The "Relativity" Room is a scale accurate version of Escher's most famous work with stairs seemingly traveling every which way. While it's interesting in the painting, in the game it is nearly impossible without the Hover Boots, which are located at the top of a diagonal staircase that connects to a floor both higher and lower than where it starts.
This temple involves a lot of Link sitting around watching the Nature Channel. The special item in this temple is the double fudge brownie arrows, which serve no real purpose other than being, according to the developers, "like the best things in the world." The reason this temple never made the final cut is because Link learns "Freebird" in its entirety on his ocarina (including the developers singing along with the solo) without going through the proper channels to license the song. When the player finishes the song, the Dominos delivery man magically shows up.
Hardest Part: In the 3D Doritos Room, Link must confront Dark Link, but instead of an epic battle, the two spend twenty minutes looking at their hands and talking about how, like, cool hands are.
While it tested well in the British market, the Fog Temple was axed by the designers after complaints of spending hours listlessly wondering through a dense fog. Even the dungeon map was useless in helping players find their way to treasure chests, the compass, or other rooms, mostly because the map itself was also made of fog.
Most Frustrating Part: The dungeon boss is "Mist," which is almost indecipherable from the large room of heavy fog that it's in.
In an eleventh hour push for one more temple, the designers got lazy and borrowed the popular multiplayer level from the N64 title "GoldenEye." Unfortunately, they neglected to change anything that would adapt the level to Link in terms of relative size, plotline, or general coherence.
Most Frustrating Part: The dungeon boss is famed James Bond villain Mayday who is armed with two RCP-90s. If the Link uses Nayru's Love at just the right moment, he can stay alive for six seconds, or twice as long as he otherwise would.
In a classic example of video game developers trying to make a political statement, the Climate Change Temple tried to incorporate different regions of the world being affected by global warming. The forest room is on fire, the water room is constantly seesawing between flooding and drought, and there's an omnipresent feeling of Al Gore's smugness.
Most Frustrating Part: In the "malaria room," Link gets malaria and dies.

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in an attempt to corner the surrealist art demographic, the game developers used nonsensical perspective and impossible architecture to construct this escher inspired level. while the idea was ultimately a failure, it was still better than the proposed salvador dali temple.
most frustrating part: the "relativity" room is a scale accurate version of escher's most famous work with stairs seemingly traveling every which way. while it's interesting in the painting, in the game it is nearly impossible without the hover boots, which are located at the top of a diagonal staircase that connects to a floor both higher and lower than where it starts.
this temple involves a lot of link sitting around watching the nature channel. the special item in this temple is the double fudge brownie arrows, which serve no real purpose other than being, according to the developers, "like the best things in the world." the reason this temple never made the final cut is because link learns "freebird" in its entirety on his ocarina (including the developers singing along with the solo) without going through the proper channels to license the song. when the player finishes the song, the dominos delivery man magically shows up.
hardest part: in the 3d doritos room, link must confront dark link, but instead of an epic battle, the two spend twenty minutes looking at their hands and talking about how, like, cool hands are.
while it tested well in the british market, the fog temple was axed by the designers after complaints of spending hours listlessly wondering through a dense fog. even the dungeon map was useless in helping players find their way to treasure chests, the compass, or other rooms, mostly because the map itself was also made of fog.
most frustrating part: the dungeon boss is "mist," which is almost indecipherable from the large room of heavy fog that it's in.
in an eleventh hour push for one more temple, the designers got lazy and borrowed the popular multiplayer level from the n64 title "goldeneye." unfortunately, they neglected to change anything that would adapt the level to link in terms of relative size, plotline, or general coherence.
most frustrating part: the dungeon boss is famed james bond villain mayday who is armed with two rcp-90s. if the link uses nayru's love at just the right moment, he can stay alive for six seconds, or twice as long as he otherwise would.
in a classic example of video game developers trying to make a political statement, the climate change temple tried to incorporate different regions of the world being affected by global warming. the forest room is on fire, the water room is constantly seesawing between flooding and drought, and there's an omnipresent feeling of al gore's smugness.
most frustrating part: in the "malaria room," link gets malaria and dies.


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“We’re not guests anymore; we’re friends,” says Janis Wakeman. “We like it that way.” Janis and her companions, Keata Tapp and Kathy O’Brien, all from Cincinnati, have frequented Snug Hollow for, they estimate, at least a decade. “We come twice a year, fall and spring,” she says.
“We’d come more if we could,” Keata chimes in.
What is it that draws these women to the Estill County getaway again and again? As its name suggests, Snug Hollow is nestled among the Appalachian foothills. There are more than 300 acres of meadows and forest crisscrossed by walking trails and abundant with wildlife. The rustic two-story farmhouse, designed by Barbara and completed in 2000, has two spacious guest suites and inviting common areas—sunroom, library loft, living and dining rooms, and multiple porches—all furnished in a deliberately eclectic, bucolic style.
And then there’s the food. Barbara delights—and likely surprises—guests with her comforting, hearty vegetarian fare. Her dishes feature produce and herbs grown just steps away in a garden presided over by a scarecrow jauntily clad in a shift dress, patterned apron and flower-accented hat. Roasted veggies, pot pies, soups, salads, lasagna and Snug Hollow’s signature rosemary braided bread are a few of the lunch and dinner offerings. Breakfast guests may enjoy oatmeal pancakes, yogurt parfaits (including a to-die-for spicy fruit compote), farm-fresh eggs or biscuits and gravy. In her meal preparations—as with her décor—Barbara shines a flattering spotlight on simplicity.
A beautiful setting, cozy accommodations and delectable food are all compelling reasons for Janis, Keata and Kathy to hold their Snug Hollow trips so dear. But perhaps a major factor in their (and others’) repeat visits is the innkeeper herself. Barbara is a force—a petite, curly-haired whirlwind of hospitable intensity. She hustles from kitchen to dining room, from living room to porch, making sure her guests are fed, entertained, happy.
Barbara has journeyed through more than her fair share of tribulations—marriage and motherhood at 16, divorce, bankruptcy, and the loss (and eventual recovery) of her farm—to arrive at what she says is her “true vocation.” With a peace that comes with finding one’s purpose, Barbara chooses not to dwell on the hard times. “You just have to have your life, whatever it is,” she says breezily.

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“we’re not guests anymore; we’re friends,” says janis wakeman. “we like it that way.” janis and her companions, keata tapp and kathy o’brien, all from cincinnati, have frequented snug hollow for, they estimate, at least a decade. “we come twice a year, fall and spring,” she says.
“we’d come more if we could,” keata chimes in.
what is it that draws these women to the estill county getaway again and again? as its name suggests, snug hollow is nestled among the appalachian foothills. there are more than 300 acres of meadows and forest crisscrossed by walking trails and abundant with wildlife. the rustic two-story farmhouse, designed by barbara and completed in 2000, has two spacious guest suites and inviting common areas—sunroom, library loft, living and dining rooms, and multiple porches—all furnished in a deliberately eclectic, bucolic style.
and then there’s the food. barbara delights—and likely surprises—guests with her comforting, hearty vegetarian fare. her dishes feature produce and herbs grown just steps away in a garden presided over by a scarecrow jauntily clad in a shift dress, patterned apron and flower-accented hat. roasted veggies, pot pies, soups, salads, lasagna and snug hollow’s signature rosemary braided bread are a few of the lunch and dinner offerings. breakfast guests may enjoy oatmeal pancakes, yogurt parfaits (including a to-die-for spicy fruit compote), farm-fresh eggs or biscuits and gravy. in her meal preparations—as with her décor—barbara shines a flattering spotlight on simplicity.
a beautiful setting, cozy accommodations and delectable food are all compelling reasons for janis, keata and kathy to hold their snug hollow trips so dear. but perhaps a major factor in their (and others’) repeat visits is the innkeeper herself. barbara is a force—a petite, curly-haired whirlwind of hospitable intensity. she hustles from kitchen to dining room, from living room to porch, making sure her guests are fed, entertained, happy.
barbara has journeyed through more than her fair share of tribulations—marriage and motherhood at 16, divorce, bankruptcy, and the loss (and eventual recovery) of her farm—to arrive at what she says is her “true vocation.” with a peace that comes with finding one’s purpose, barbara chooses not to dwell on the hard times. “you just have to have your life, whatever it is,” she says breezily.